New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
AUTO NEWS Of THE DAY MAY DAY WINS A PURSE
Sea Cliff Ferry To Be Kept Open
for BIG Races.

BY special arrangement with the Motor
Cups Holding Company the ferry for auto
mobiles which crosses Long Island Sound
between Rye and Sea Cliff will this year
he kent in operation until after the inter
national race for the grand prize cup on
october Is, instead Of shutting down on
September 10. as was Tire original inten-
ton.
Prior 70 the big race on October and
the Vanderbilt Cup race on october 1 the
ferry will be kept running continuously all
night. leaving Sea Cliff on the odd num-
bered hours and Rye on the even hours.
This will save motorists of Westchester
and points east of Rye more than sixty
miles or travel in reaching the motor
parkway If the indications point toward
more traffic than the one boat, with its
capacity of forty cars, can handle an extra
boat will be chartered for the two big
races and an hourly service maintained.
Hugh Chalmers president of the Chal-
mers Motor Company, has issued a state
ment concerning the injunction obtained by
H. O. Smith. president of the Premier
company. restraining the contest board of
the American Automobile Association from
delivering the GIidden trophy to the Chal-
mers company. He says, in part
1.-The entry blanks signed by all entrants
in the Glidden tour bear clause 70 the
effect that the signer agrees 10 abide by
ell the rules of the board and to accept all
stipulations and conditions therein con-
tanned. The entrant agrees to abide by
+I,o 1i-f- uoII f6a lett Of he
governing the contest. And in the rules
trants have no legal claims against the
American Automobile Association or its
agencies through dissatisfaction with de-
Cisions of the officials or because Of dis
qualification. This rule is inserted because
the entrant has already agreed to accept
the decisions of the contest board as final
THE Premier company entered into these
agreements when they entered the contest
Just as all the other entrants did The Gid
den tour is an automobile contest for stock
cars to be run under set of rules formu-
lated by the contest board of the American
Automobile Association. The contest Is TO
be run under these rules over the roads OF
the country and not IN the courts.
S--N
LoZier Motor Company to Detroit, Mich.
which will occur on October l. on the COM
pletIon of the new factory, will result IN
several changes IN the official roster of the
company. F. c. Chandler, formerly man
ager of the Western sales agencies and for
eign department, has been elected to the
vice-presidency Of the company and will be
in charge of the sales department There
will be no change in the treasurer's depart
ment. Samuel Regar continuing his duties
c. A. Enlise, manager OF the metropoli-
tan sales agency and department of ad-
vertising and publicity, sewers his connec-
ton with the sales department to assume
charge Of q new department of publicity
and advertising, the increase In the business
OF the company through the enlarged prod
uct resulting from the erection of the De-
troit plant making it advisable to organize
a separate department for this work. w
S NJ. Mead, formerly manager of Eastern
sales agencies, succeeds Mr.. Emise as man.
ager of the New York and metropolitan
agencies. and will also have charge of the
foreign department, with headquarters al
No 1751 Broadway this city.