The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
Measure for Federal Rs.,'
tion of Motor Vehicles +
commended by Associst;,'
LEGISLATION HAS SupPoI
OF IMPORTANT COMM
Believe That Law win h.
acted Simplifying Int,l
state Touring.

working ,or a federal rcrist,,,
III congress the American Ao'-
association has focused m,,os
tion upon the registration g.,
many states, with a conseo,,s.,
ment in the general convsn,s.
interstate travel. When oorr-ar-
sembles In December. assurs,r.
oeen received that the proposas {
"iil be reported by the commits
interstate and foreign comms,cs +
house OF representatives.
The federal registration hin I.
OF the things considered al u. :.
ing meeting OF The present Atnc,,.
iomobile association eIec,Itivs +
tee. held ut national headonsr :
flfth avenue. New York, Wcdne@z.
Sember 2, with President l.. p
presiding. IL is worthy Of nats
attention to the feet that M
has not missed a meeting og 5h.
i've committee or OF the b,asd ~
tors during his two-ter,n adnir,1,
now drawing TO a close. ar.l III
Bostonian insists must wind u., f
cupancy OF the chief office OF fhe
q! automobile organization. Rol'
Hooper OF Pennsylvania. The h
first vice president, seems Ia
unanimous choice as Mr.. Spears'
cessor, -
Following the executive conn
consideration OF the federal NM 4
mar Charles Thaddeus Ter,v
legislative board. after q. presr,h|
ting forth the extent OF tho, e.
that has been waged for the n.
offered the following resolutfon.
was adopted;
Resolution Adopted.
Resolved. That tl,is associs.i.
its various officers, and partirnla
legislative board and executive h
tee. be advised and INSTRUCTED u
the utmost possible efforts M
date to the adjournment of the a
ting OF congress, 10 secure ths
nent into law of the federal avid
registration bill. and
Resolved, That every automo6I.
association aud It's members. And
automobile club throughout The \
affiliated with the American ku>6
association, and their members, M
upon. and urged To give their Ind|<
and continuous influence and TIL
port to the measure, demand IN
ment into law. insist that thaIr
sentativeB: in congress not only IN
but work for the measure. and IN
and every influence OF each. ar1
one of them be invited and en-
forthwith and to the end Of TIT
OF congress. 10 accomplish TIE
ment of this measure into law
Chairman George c. Dichl Of "a
roads board reported thai the u
Improvement question had neyef Z
such a healthy condition throqgh1
entire country. Ii the fourth y
Good Roads convention goes 10 A
Ga. as now appears probable, "
will benefit exceedingly from z g
Ing certain TO be in advance ol 1I
cedIng similar events. Several
tions are now being planned. Tn,-
set a new standard for good roa1'
ventions.
New Club Admitted.
Tho admission to membersh'p &
Motor Touring club OF Jaekson'l.
by n statement
Automobile associauonc
Ing information board that fnak
ization was preparing ciubrooms 1c
would be welcome all Americzn ~
bile association members who ".
ida. Ep-to-date information o. W.
be availa bic TO visitors, and ],
be kept In mind that Flores =
oughly awake on good roads
that with their building VIII COR
winter motor visitors. ~.
Reports relating 10 a recent ~
bring about so-called western p
bile association resulted IN tne
of communications containing
ances OF continued loyalty TO trs q
can Automobile association. 219<
Automobile club of southern W.
with a total membership exeq1
and the Automobile club o. -
pressed sentiments OF unswersiss
IN tie American Autonloons ~
plan OF government In mo,orlnS
President Speare was e,np"< r.
appoint a nominating commlttsSs
annual meeting. which VIII .s a
30 and Decempes
tel Belmont, New YORK Ciis-
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