The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28
GIVE LOVING CUP
TO ". R. TOMBSTONE
Resignation to Accept Position
in East Received With Re-
greet by Associates
Banker E. 7. Sterling Chosen as
His Successor as Director
of Organization

Inc DOard OF directors OF the san
Francisco motor club met yesterday and
elected new secretary. William r.
tombstone resigned. as he is leaving
the city TO go to Chicago, where he
will hereafter be located.
In accepting the resignation at the
meeting President Henry NJ. Owens
presented tombstone with a loving cup
on behalf of the members of the club
f. T. Sterling, branch manager of
the Central trust company. and one Of
the oldest motorists in the state, was
elected secretary ana director.
of the EMF and Flanders cars. has
reached the city
Joe Ouier and has taken up
Comes to Town hIS,sl his duties rrataf at once
welcomed by a
great many dealers who have been
awaiting his coming to close up con-
tracts for agencies He has made his
cific motor car company. local agents
for the cars. Ollier was glad TO get
back to the city after the hard ex-
perience he has had with the snow OF
the east. He said yesterday that il
was conceded in New York that the
sensation of the big show was the
EMF and Flanders product.
s G. Chapman. agent for the Hup-
mobiles, reported yesterday that car
load of "Hups had
More Hups arrived and would
Have Arrived be on the salesroom
floor today.
I. r. Clark of Los Angeles. one of the
prominent businessmen of that city,
50 is the owner of the
Owns First first Studebaker-
Studeb.Ler Garford turned out
uo-Da by the factory. the
ear ha wing b 2 n
built in 1902 The machine. according
TO the owner, has to its credit mileage
ago Clark was approached by a dealer
of the southern city who desired to
sell him a machine of a later date and
different make. Clark says he refused
the tender on the ground that he aid
not believe he could improve upon the
service he is still getting out of his
old car.
A dainty and artistic catalogue has
Just been issued by the Dayton motor
...-- ar company of
MISREPRESENTATION %eM cataiog%e company manufac-
..- lures h e we'll
known and popular
toddard-Dayton cars, and it is in ex-
planation of this car that the cata-
logue is given form. The little book
is bound in white, bOrdered and striped
the monogram of the Stoddard-Dayton.
the winged wheel. The different models
are pictured in handsome engravings
and the reading matter is interestingly
written. A full list of the StOddard-
Dayton agents and dealers is contained
in the catalogue.
NOTES OF THE AUTO
A carload of the new Haynes model
10 cars arrived here yesterday. Some
of the new cars were intended for the
Oakland automobile show, but were de-
layed en- route. Orders tcSeN at the
show from the models there on display
can now be filed and so mahy sales
are being made that by the end of next
week there will be but few of the car
load of cars left.
NJ j. Sheehan has equipped his
Mitchell with Morgan & Wright Nobby
Treads, furnished by Weinstock &
Nichols.
The Pioneer automobile company has
delivered a Hudson roadster to Paul NJ.
Burns. Burns is the owner of a Thomas
Flyer and he will continue to use his
big car. but will drive the little road
seer about the city and on trips where
he has only two passengers.
One of the first moves of the recently
organized Coos Bay. Ore. automobile
club will be the completion of plank
highway between Marshfeld and North
Bend.
A one toned horn is the only kind
allowed for motorists in Philadelphia.
the use of sirens and other similar
devices being punishable by a fine of
So