The San Francisco call., 1910-01-15
MOTOR CONTEST
BOARD APPOINTED
President of the American As
sOciation Names Those to
Be in Control
Many Well Known Enthusiasts
of Coast Are Among Men
Who Will Act
By R. R. L,HoMMED1Eu

President Lewis r. Speare of the
American automobile association has
appointed the following active and as
sociate members of the contest board
and of the technical committee for 1910,
some of whom are well known on the
coast:
Contest boards. NJ. Butler. chairman. active
members OF the contest board-David Beeeroft
Chicago; :. B. Stevens, Rome, n. Y; T. A.
Wrlgpt, Wtkesbarre, Pa; Joseph II. Woods,
Associate members of the contest board
cago. Ill.,; L. P. L5we, San Francisco: c. NJ.
Gillette, Hartford. Conn; Harry W. knights.
Boston. Mass: James L. Drought. Milwaukee.
Wis; r. p. Hillman. Los Angeles; P. D. Fol
well, Phiadelphia: Ralph W. Smith, Denver;
| William G. Humphreys. Atlanta. Ca; Harvey
las, Tex; Charles B. Shanks. Portland. Ore. {;
G. p Bullard. Phoenix, Ariz-; Mason B. Nc
Orleans: Henry j. spuhler, Pittsburg charles
W Sedwick, Indianapolis; George Lane. De
Technical committee of the contest hoard-Al-
den L. McMurtry chairman. New York; Da-
ND BeeSroft Chicago; y E; Edwards. CElesgSi
ward Schenectady, n. y.
Additional appointments on the tech
nical committee will be made covering
the middle west, the Pacific coast and
the southern territories
One of the most complete and elab-
crate displays that will be seen at the
8 Oakland automo-
lStudebaker bile show will be
Display in show bakers I, Ds 'TT Phe sioes ioea-
tion OF the Stude-
baker exhibit is one of the choicest in
the Piedmont pavilion, where the show
Is TO be held, and the place which the
representatives of this concern have
obtained is one of the most spacious in
the building. Besides the company's
line of gasoline cars a splendid line of
electrics will be shown. During the
last year the Studebakers have figured
conspicuously in the transbay cities.
of establishing factory branch in
Oakland.
The catalogue of the new Rambler.
just issued by Thomas B. Jefery &
-------s' 20, .tta o q .. IN ~
Rambler Factory among other strlk-
issues Catalogue bassutif1i s f AoIS eoior r
frontispiece of the
new Rambler f1fty-five, the leader of
the Rambler line for 1910.
The new Rambler is built in what
is now considered to be the largest
automobile factory in the world. Every
part of this car is made in this plant
which has been in operation every
single working day for nearly 10 years
The new HANDLERS are said to be
superior in point of quality to all pre-
viOus RamblerS and now rank among
the highest priced cars, although the
new 45 horsepower Rambler sells fOs
s2.500.
John Lee Jr. has made very inter-
esting report to the Winton company
- of the $500 miles
! Fine Record which he has trav-
Of winton S9gd Mi6tonl IN h5s Hs tooS lsSs
the car November
5. The only expense. outside of gaso-
| line and oil. has been for one tire.
5. n. Griffiths of Fresno has placed
his order with the Winton people for
a 1910 runabout with torpedo body.
The. car will be finished in brown and
gold. This is the second Winton that
Griffiths has purchased this season
E. b. Waterman, the Fresno agent of
the Winton, came up the first part of
the week in his car. He reports the
roads in bad condition.
Wright Jewett of Bakersfield has re-
ceived a six cylinder As horsepower
gray Winton touring car, which will
be used in visiting the oil fields of
that section in which Jewett is in
G. c. Gil of the Winton agency is
now in Sacramento with one of the
1910 cars. He has gone TO the capital
city to establish an agency.
Bob weinstock of weinstock-Nic
& Co. reports that Benton Wood. f.
:. Coleman and DIR.
l'Nobbv Treads A. w, Sobey have
on Their Cars recently equipped