The Washington herald., 1910-05-29

manufacturers seem TO be able to ham
die the present situation along lines that
are expected to be In favor of the car
owner.
There seems to be an impression that
is is necessary for car owners 10 pur-
chase tires for future use, due to the
feeling that there is TO be an abnorma!
advance on this particular product II 5
the near future While some Increase
may b., expected car owners should un- /
derstard the conditions Of buying now, [
and De warned of the disadvantages that /
might occur in purchasing i'm advance OF I
current needs. There is hardly any ques-
ton fat the saving at the present time |
will De largely Offset by the deterioration |
I'm surplus tires and the passing Of the
guarantee period.
II was the opinion Of the conference /
that the interests OF all viii be served by
normal attitude toward future require
ments
Al the prominent tire makers were In
/ conference. numbering ten or dozen.
while those representing the association
were: Albert l.. Pope, chairman; L. H.
! Kittrcdge. $. d. Walden, !. w ellison.
/ Horace DeLesser. and Alfred Reeves
general manager.
/ Owing to the large amount Of repair
work to be done by the Buick Motor Com
pany. Mr. Ted Johnston was forced last
week TO don IFS overals and Join the
shop crew. lie has been working ON
/ the new ears that arrived last week, get
] Ia.
Mir. Johnston and wife recently enjoyed
a trip I'm a Welsh car TO Great Falls.
According TO aJvices received from its
Paris branch by the Fierce-Arrow Motor
/ Car Company. OF Buffalo. switzerland has
come 20 the conclusion that it is - lbs
Interest to encourage motor car tourists.
For several years that country has had
barriers against motor cars iu the form
of special taxes. closed roads, and legis-
IIativc restrictions OF various kinds. Tie
'rosult las been that many tourists have
4 stunned TIE country altogether. sk.rtrg
the borders of The mountainous little re-
public by taking the roads along the
Italian. Austrian. and German frontiers
switzerland is noted FOR the large number
Of its hotels. and when the keepers o.
. these resorts BEGAN 10 realize the amount
OF money tuat might nave come into their
! Hands from The tourists but didn't taN
. became active.
The result of their activity is that the
t Swiss federal council win reopen tle
3 question of allowing ears on the roads
/ i'm the canton Of Gr.soUs. which includes
] ,..-tbfr its confines some of the best thor
70 c..rrfsree Through the picturesque passes
r. 80 t.. Aims ,,,o,, tbern main arteries
e I1.s5.rs +o Germany and ITALY. A trial IS
"a 20 ns made of practically unrestricted
b .r,,.el ir -ba G-fsons district. and If the
. traffic warrants. and no complaints are
ID node frs question OF openiar the roads
o. In other districts is 10 Doe entertained
g
0 Mr. Holmes. Of the Paterson. iu rH-
r. Paterson aJ. took a trip % Great Falls
last week and enjoyed "a delightful rgn.
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10 .-,,.l,., NJ route-making for motor
"a -. q, l-.,rora An itinerary OF -.a
81 u.s ,,ri,b may he increased 90 500
r nils has beeu laid out. which viii De-
Il ofr at rfverpool about June S. goiu.
y tb,oreb the most picturesque and his
"a rorr. country az England and Scotland
20 Then acress the Channel 70 France. an,
a cortiruirp through Holland. Belgium
1t Western Germany. and Switzerland.
e Thomas NJ Wildly. manager of the FOR
De- .icn dsnertment of the Touring Clul, O
II America sailed Yesterday for Europe OF
w Tho Ca-maDia. and next Wednesday 10
Is semi An Jones. a director of the Tourini
.e cIub and the inventor of the Hve-ma
be- system will sail on the Mauretauia. aC
D. lcor,,aniad b,. his wife. They will TAX
m ,l,air COZ, with them and the route-mal
IS ,r,, a,ne5ition viii start from Iiverpoo
,nrediater,. after Mr. Jones. arrival
a Tho frst r,n will be to London. b,
"a ,,.a,. NJ chester Iitchaeld and Covins
sd I,,, The entire country around Londo,
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