The San Francisco call., 1910-03-16

<--------- turned to the city
De Jonsh Goes from a most inter-
Through North esting esa ,rlP bern tnroug9 81
of the state. De
Jongh was most enthusiastic over the
outlook in the section over which he
passed. He said yesterday that the
conditions were better than he had ever
seen them. The demand for motor cars
with G. A. Scott of Fort Bragg to rep
resent the Ford and Velie cars in that
section. las to the road conditions"
sa said De - Jonsh' ing they are re in terrible Tribe
worse roads in any other part of the
state. The main highways are cut up
car which l drove acted splendidly, and
consider that many of the sales which
| made while away were due to the
behavior of the Ford. 1 shall ship some
Ford cars to Fort Bragg Immediately,
as there is demand, which must be
fulfilled"
N. r. Wilson has just returned to
this city after an Interesting trip Of
Doe. Good Work SIx Ssd v1ms WInton; ronaS He
in the oil fields. where his Journey took
him. He found the roads badly cut
up where they are putting in the pipe
played the part of the good Samaritan.
young girl had a broken arm and
onk s oeag agd at MADE he
trip of 4S miles to the capital of Mon
terey county, waited until the arm was
wthn Sss and six so1rs Mson u as
roads in that section rounding into
very good shape.
M. V. Moriarity. manager of John T.
Bill & Co.. reports that the four cylin-
der. Pierce motor
Pierce Motor cycle has caused
cycle. Popular The fh,se demonstrator. Tnfrator.
which the COM
pany has been showing, has made
number of advance orders have been
taken.
Paul Smith, assistant general sales
last SATURDAY for
Eastern Factory + sroit, g mpanied Sm1th Was Ss
Captain F. w. Cole
of the Pacific motor car company
agents for the EMF and Flanders
cars in San Francisco and Oakland.
A. F. Libis, general auditor of the B.
F. Goodrich company. has been paying
San Francisco a
A. F. VISIT. HnS,s City speaking Of tire
conditions. said
that, although the
price of rubber was still high, it would
Undoubtedly be reduced before the next
seasons crop was put on the market.
Jeffery & Co.'S branch in this city, re-
ports that in the
Rtp Sale. of first seven days of
Rambler Car. eaa company iayHtH sold I IL /
Ramblers.
A. rr,.,a1 occrrrepca tool rloca 80
the recent Chicago show. A man from
-------> Texas placed an
Record sale ond ordeT tbsD for fonfs,fs5 one fsF
of Oidsmobiles dha abe dannsit se in orl
der to purchase
another. Q. K. Harry of Dallas placed
his rder for high class ear masng pasng
the order he visited the booth of the
Olds motor works, and the six cylinder
Oldsmobile Limited Immediately took
his eye. So taken was Harry with the
big AZ inch wheels and graceful lines.
clean cut motor and easy riding quail
ties. for he had had a demonstration, that
a contract for big Oldsmobile.
AL Livingston. who is at present the
center of attraction in the automobile
world in the south.
Livingston VIII among drivers as
Drive REQ Bird We1 aaiers as among mo- ne the
secured to drive the
REQ Bird" This car is one of the
fastest that has ever been raced in
America, having made mile in 3S sec
onds on straightaway. and in Phoenix
a year ago on A circular track mile
in SO seconds. Livingston recently made
the wonderful victory in the Corbin,
winning the Brock & Feagans cup for
% miles. Livingston will continue TO
drive the Corbn. however, but will go
after laurels for the REQ Bird as well.
A. j. Smith. agent for the Elmore
two cycle valveless car, reports the fol-
lowing sales: w.
Disgs.ef ssas El%ore. 1s aonsiile 50 qef @ Eas Nus
B. Russell of New
man and DR.. D. j. Bastanchury of this
city: The latter since purchasing his
car has become connected with the sell
ing force of the Smith agency. J. Biller
deliberately equipped Elmores ever sent
out by Smith and has now finished his
course of instruction as to how to
handle this popular car. He plans to
today.
NOTES OF THE AUTO
Medford. Ore, with a population of
cars. In addition to this number there
are over hundred in the smaller viii
lagos around in the suburbs.
c. E. Nickerson of Seattle has just
written to the Diamond rubber COM
pany of this city a letter Of recon-
inendation in which he states that at
the time of writing four Diamond tires
on his REQ car had given $4,000 miles
service and looked as though they
would deliver several hundred miles
more.
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