The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
RAMBLER POLICY
TO De MAINTAINED
Charles B. Jeffery viii Follow
Out Principles Established
by His Father

Ile Kan bier policy. which has done
much toward advancing the popularity
az Rambler cars TO their present high
standard viii be continued by Thomas
B. Jefery & Co. under the mana cement
~ Charles b. Jefery. who has been a
partner of his father for l6 years. JEFF
ferry has been factor in the autOmo-
bile industry from its inception and is
one OF the strongest men in the eastern
world He is a man Of broad mind,
believing ia the efficacy of good roads
and sound and just legislation.
Automobile owners Of wealth and
prominence. representing nearly every
state in the union. every profession
and the largest business interests of
the country. have co-operated with
Thomas B. Jeffery & Co. in the pro-
duction Of a remarkable number Of
The Rambler magazine, a publication
issued in the interest Of Rambler own
v The magazine is not for sale on
news stands. 1t VIII be sent free to
any one who makes request Of Thomas
B. Jehery d Co, Kenosha, Wis
The Pacific motor car company this
week received notice from the South
- ern Pacific com
stevens-Durye1 pany of the ar
Being Delivered ciys Of rSese 81 touring Ters
- ,-o,,e;,-o5 - .o
shipment The company found il im-
possible TO handle all these cars in San
Francisco so transferred part OF
Them over TO Oakland. where they are
putting them in their warehouse in
FRANKLIN street and getting them ready
Jo supply the trade.
The Pacific motor car company de-
lirered this week the following cars:
George BatcheldeT received a light six
reTenS-DruEea; G. +. Green Of Bur
linSame and d. II. Mclaughlin OF Oak
as ~ rarTso az
short coupled stevens -Duryea. John
phiilias Of Oakland and Mrs. ". ..
fridge Of Piedmont are TO receive four
cylinder stevens Duryea's. Al. Kohl of
Berkeley. Amy X de Ponvert of Oak
land and Dorsen Brothers Of Oalldale
have received each an EMF 80"
"A story i'm Four Chapters" is the
title of q little booklet that has just
been issued by the
risk story in Fisk rubber COM
:. 5-ouT cLaR,eE. Psnyf toia The m6 StoEf 7
forcibly by nlea rs
of pictures which were taken or the
streets Of New york. The first picture
SHOWS that the hands of q clock near
which a motor car has stopped point
10 IS minutes past O'Clock. The
driver Of the car is being told that he
has q punCture. The next picture shows
that three minutes have elapsed, which
have been used in jacking Up the car
and removing the dana ged tire. The
third picture shows that seven minutes
have gone past, IN which the inflated
tire is replaced and securely locked.
All that now remains IS 70 put the
Jack and tools in the box The last
picture shows by the hands OF the
clock that 10 minutes have elapsed.
nd the motorists are on their way.
from their faces II is clearly seen that
eT are more than pleased with this
VraC Ctical demonstrat ton of the qualities
81 The Fisk tires, Fisk bOlted on rims
as-l other equipment.
7. Y. Lynch. manager of the Speed
well motor car company, reports the
sale of the fol-
New Owners Of loving cars: IL 2.
SpeedweH Cars row OF Modesto,
SpeedWell touring
car; Perry Anderson of Rio Vista. a
seven passenger Speejweu touring
car, J. IL Glide Of Sacramento and f.
A- Graham Of Area "a, each q five pas
senger car: Fred TeatsOrth of Lompoc
and George H. DOwlfng of this city,
each q baby tonneau SpeedweH Lynch
also reports that he has received two
carloads Of SpeedWelIs during the last
week and shipped one carload TO Port
land, two 10 Seattle and one 10 Los An
geles.
= c. Chapman. agent for the Oak
land and HupmObile cars in this city
has just returned
secures More from a trip 10 the
a Ory. He an
nOunced that he
has been able to secure 100 extra Hup-
mobLes, Wllcn is good news to him
and TO a large number of prospective
buyers Of the little car. as Chapman's
allotment = was so low that many had
oespaired of being bile TO obtain a car
rhis year shipments viii arrive from
time TO time.