New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07
AUTO SPEEDING D00NQ|
at Least Efforts Will Be MADE
to Correct Evil. h
LICENSE NOW AT STAKE
Strict Enforcement of New Law
Planned by Secretary sses.
of State.

Albany. July "a strict enforeensns "a
the new CalIan automobile law which -.
comes effective on August I, particulars
as 70 the provisions regarding the exarniaa-
ton of ehaureurs, is planned By Secrsssr,.
or state Koenig Licenses will Re granted
only 10 those who are properly qualified q,
receive them
Secretary Koenig announced to-day tina.
h. has decided to open a branch Office In
New York City. at Broadway and Ts.r
street. which will be IN charge OF FREDERIC
Fl. Elliott, of New York. who has been ao-
nointed chief examiner Of chauffeurs VI
Elliott is secretary of the Touring ClHo CT
America and was recommended By p-onai-
uent New York men interested in the AUTO
mobile business
spencer G.. Prime. ID, of Lake Placid, has
been appointed chief Of the automobile o.
reau. and William Perry will be cashier.
Morris Einstein, OF New York. succeeds
Mr. Prime as assistant TO Deputy Secretary
of State Thomas 2. FenneiL
ct have selected number OF szamIneTsv
said Secretary koenig to-day, who wilI
examine all applicants for licenses as
chaurfeurs. Examinations Sill be held in
airrerent parts of the state during July. and
careful scrutiny will be given prospectus
osauesurs Those who are known to tns
roIiee a, various cities as reckless drivers
men who have been in many accidents dus
"a their own negligence, will not be granted
licenses.
The public will be accorded the creates.
nossibIe protection from the tmprudent and
careless driver. and the men who viii act
as examiners will see to il that no man
-bT. fG1z nh
th. requirements of the law. Upon cenvie-
ton of a reckless driver tne court may
recommend the revocation of his License.
and in all such cases the Secretary Of
State has power 10 revoke H.
Applications for licenses must De in Al
banv not later than July ~. and those who
fail TO comply with this requirement VII
ma, he examined until after August l. No
man can run ear in TINS state after taa-
date without license" said Mr.. Koenis
tonight
The appointments of examiners OF eha1f-
feurs were announced Among those named
was Benjamin B. Odell, ID. son of former
Governor Odell.
The following were assigned 70 create.
New York: Abraham Gold. Mlenaef j.
Rosan. Benjamin 2. Thomas, Elkih l.
wasserhhan. John j. Walsh, Arthur B.
Preyer John A Saan, Harry Sahr. A.
Asen. Frederick Beyer, Willard c. Perkins.
George Abrams. Charles Reich, W K Tat
tersan. Samuel Ginsberg, George NJ Wanna
maker, Frederick j. Collins, George 4.
Mason. James Bennett. John z Garner,
Robert Cowden. Jesse Madden. George u.
Janvrin.. Robert Splitter, Seymour Taft and
David G.. Decker. 49,
The upstate assignments include James,
H Price, to New Rochelle, Benjamin B.
Oden. I'd. and Joseph J. DTeyer, 70 New
burg: Henry James. Hudson; Garfield
Remington. Saratoga Springs: George A.
Taylor, JohnstoUn: Paul Stevens, Laks
Placid; Albert P Seaton, Utica; T. A Mat
thews WateFtown; @ Arthur BENJAMIN.
Syracuse; Harry B. Walker, ElmiFa; LOUIS
Fleckenstein and r H. Strickland, Reehes-
ter: Frank Gremmler and Bernard Schnitt,
90, Albany; George L. Long Warsaw. Dr.
A. Fay Becker. Geneseo: Charles " Was-
ner Buffalo. and g. A Sanford, Nargar.:.
vile.