Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03

Newton street northwest, Pullman touring
No. e24e A. Sheridan, 212a Bancroft
place, EMF '.3O'' touring car.
No. $3.50. Edward McAllen, 1913 Ken
nedy street northwest. REQ.
No. 6251. w. A. Hill, 1888 G street
northwest, Overland.
No. 6252. Charles w. Bender. Washing
| ton Loan and Trust building. Buick.
No. 1888, Carrie R. Ensiow. Cairo Hotel.
| Ford runabout
No. 6254. Roy D. Adams, 926 18th street
northwest, Flanders 90
| No. 1855, r. w. Corby, 1890 Fairmont
street northwest. Kline Kar touring car
No. 6256. Marie j. Rochon. 912 14th
No. 6257. Homer c. Malone, "a Quincy
place, Maxwell runabout
| No. $685. DIR. Murray A. RUSSELL 25U
Washington circle Maxwell runabout..
| No. $3.50. l.. E. Ross, Florence court,
Buick roadster.
No. $3.50. E. p Mertz. 1146 18th street
northwest, Overland touring car.
|
| DR.. Roy D. Adams purchased the first
Of the Studebaker-Flan 30" touring
cars to arrive in this city. The delivery
| was made last week.
! -
| N. Lazarnick. the New York photog-
rapher, who has furnished official pictures
of many notable events, including Roose-
velt's campaign and hunting trips Prince
Henry's American tour the coronation OF
King Edward VII, the San Francisco
earthquake, of all the big automobile
doings and who has done the ofnclal pic
torial work in connection with laying
out the route for all Giidden tours or re-
cent years. has Just received the appoint
ment of official photographer to accom-
pany the Chalmers pathfinder" on ITS
| trip over the route chosen for the 1910
Glidden.
| The program for the race meets to be
held on the Indianapolis motor speedway
i this season has been completed, the Var1-
GUS meets to be as follows: May u. -
and 30, July 1, and 4. August IL ana ID
| Neutrality-suspicious. race-and September =,
| 3 and 8 The Wheeler & Schebler trophy
will be contested for in 2OO-mile race
May %, and the Prest-O-Lite trophy, now
held by Buick, May q.
tremendous boom in motoring this
spring is seen in figures gathered from
state officials on good road openings
| throughout the United States.
| Close to $3.50 new improved thorough
fares are opening to the public this spring
| in America-an average of about forty
| five roads to each state.
| With an almost endless network OF
| splendid roads to lure motorists, the er-
| feet will be felt In the automobile IN
dustry. In large majority of cases agi-
| tation by automobilists is at the bottom
| Of the better conditions.
The Motor Cups Holding Company an
nounces the sixth annual road race for
the Vanderbilt CUP. on the Long Island
motor parkway and the county highway.
system of Nassau county, Long Island.
Saturday October 1, 8 a M, under condi-
tons recommended by the Manufactur-
ers' Contest Association.
~
With a capital stock of 100000, paid
up, the Kelly-Racine Rubber Company
has just been incorporated under the laws
of the state of Wisconsin. thereby adding
another big enterprise to Racines grow
ing list Of manufacturing plants. The
new company will make automobile tires
for commercial trucks and tubes and tires
for motor cycles and bicycles.
The Overland Sales Company was
purchased during the past week by E.
A. Garlock, who took possession April
II l. The business is located at 1914 v
street northwest, and in the future will
be known as the Overland garage. In
the near future showrooms will be
opened at 1921 18th street northwest.
II The new proprietor is a graduate In
engineering from several of the Leading
scientific universities in this country.
and is we'll versed in the study OF
gasoline engines.
| Dr. Warren Price. O. NJ. Mitchell and
T. Clarence Cook were among those who
purchased Hupmobiles during the past
week.
The crusade against automobiles last
Sunday on the Baltimore-Washington
boulevard and on the Chevy Chase road.
when wholesale arrests were made and
several hundred dollars collected In fines
for alleged speeding. caused quite a stir
in motor circles and has been the cause
of considerable comment. The methods
adopted for catching those who were UNI
fortunate enough to be trapped came IN
for severe criticism. especially the low
ering of the gate of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad where the road crosses the
tracks at Hyattsville. In some instances
fines were paid under protest where the
| owners or cars INFORMED the court tndt
they were we'll within the speed limit of
ten miles per hour. Appeals have been
made and the result will be awaited with
much interest by local motorists.
During the past week Marion No. 10
touring car, with full equipment. was de-
livered to Mrs. Mckeever. who expects
to spend considerable time touring during
the coming summer.
i A Stanley Zell, driving his new six
cylinder Peerless, came over from Bal
timore Thursday via the new boulevard.
He was accompanied by G.. f. Morse of
the Hudson Motor Company of Detroit.
j. S. Selby and Roy Palmer, two we'll
known motorists, have formed a company
to handle the Paige-Detroit. three-cyl-
inder twenty-five horsepower runabout.
The car Is of the two-cycle type and has
scored quite hit in Detroit. The new
firm will be located at 14th and streets
northwest. where elegant display rooms
have been arranged
At meeting Of the Society of Profess