The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
Bosch Official /
Visiting Coast

iRo.ch OmciaI Jahn's first visit TO
Visiting Coast spend itls the rest Es "t,t Of
the week in this
city and then proceed to Los Angeles
with Manager Brinckmann. TO be in at
tendance at the aviation week as the
| company has the equipment on prac-
ticaIly all the competing aeroplanes
Coming, as he has, direct from the
east, where the cold is extreme, the
complaint of Califoruians Of the cold
weather is amusing TO him. He appre-
ciates what cold we have here, but yet
can not reconcile it with the green
fields and the blooming flowers, and
from the few hours that he has been
on the coast he is more than enthus
iastic over California.
In discussing the automobile situa-
tion in the east Jahn said that IL
the manufacturers produce all the cars
they have planned to there will be a
to get help in the factories, not so much
the experienced help. for there Is al
ways a scarcity of this class, but men
that can think This Is not only the
case with the mechanics, but in even
the office forces. jain said that he
has within the last month had to re-
lease four of his book keepers to other
departpents. and is looking for capable
men to fill their places. The automo-
bile buyer who is worrying about the
delivery OF q car does not appreciate
how much the builder is worrying to
get 1t to him.
II. 0. Harrison left yesterday for Los
Angeles, where he will attend the avia-
----.s. ton meet. Before
Harrison win ertI 1eaVlag ne re-
-e-eIr. "A.c" A.rsnlps of six Peerless
cars, all of which
Hale and w. r. Hoag.
Manager Alexander of the Haynes
auto sales company yesterday reported
-----... the arrival of two
.,.-IN !. H.aen .ne VI, cylinder. Haynes
cars. One carload
is finished in fancy coiors and will be
exhibited in the coming Oakland auto
mobile show. OF the second carload,
two were already sold to purchasers in
this. CITY. while the third will be taken
by Alexander to Sacramento, for which
city he leaves Saturday. and will be de-
llvered to a purchaser there. Alex
ander will also tablish an agency in
the capital city for the Haynes car. As
shipment are now arranger, Alexander
says, prompt delivery can be made of
all Haynes cars ordered
c. B. Gardner of the Pullman auto
mobile company yesterday received a
1, telegram from the
fn-,,- York motor car
licensed Gar facturers Of Pull
company now had the rights to manu-
facture under the Selden patent Card
ner also said that word had been re-
ceived that another carload of Pull
mans. toy tonneau and touring car
models had left the factory, passed
to this city. The Fcars are finished in
blue, with yellow running gear. They
will be exhibited in the Oakland show.
Viewed from the standpoint of the
automobile dealer. the Auto show.
which is scheduled
Many Cars in to take place in
Oakland Show tliiio1 tGG PieomonI como pa
ary IL to %, gives
promise OF extending business
Already IL is assured that a greater
variety Of machines will be exhibited
in the local show than were assembled
in the basement of the Emporium dur
ing the Portola automobile show.
Thirty-one cars by actual count that
were not seen in the San Francisco
show will be on view. Altogether more
than SO different makes of cars will be
assembled in the pavilion.
As result of the performance of
the Studebaker EMF ''33" car in the
recent Los An
sold on Record the Desert labora-
tory company of
Phoenix, Ariz., has
purchased one of these cars from the
geies.
The car will be used exclusively for
research work all through the desert,
particularly in and around the terri
tory of the Salton sea
The Studebaker is being equipped
with several features which will facil-
itate the work of the laboratory field
men.
George Middleton of the Middleton
motor car company said yesterday: LAS
- has been antfcipat-
aIoo plant ed by those who
1s;n. ErI.rped watch the trend of
... affairs in the au-
tomobile world the
American locomotive company is be-
ginning to greatly enlarge its automo-
bile manufacturing department.. It was
decided recently to expend 100000 in
this expansion, and to purchase at once
s15O,000 worth of NEW tools and ma
chinery and to break ground as soon
as practicable for the erection of new
buildings adjoining the present one on
the factory grounds at Providence, r.
L. 1t is expected that these new struc-
lures will be completed by next mid
summer and that the output OF Alco
motor cars will be more than doubled
by 1911"
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