The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-19

since N. receipt OF the Californi, orr
IL u likely he viii ssnd hi- bug Hem GA
20 LOS Angeles Hs will probably have a.
him az m.chanic in the Nnndsrbtit anil
Paramount Park races
| A letter To Tbs, Field OF I.on.lon i as fol
lows: 4 hav. been wondering whether
| q motor horse box u practical thing foi
sonvsy,nf hnnieTs , to a., meet; nns eeIG ,r :.
from you. or " you have nos had experience
! from one Of your readers who have
sses or 's s. an of sneSianss there may h.
some reason. such a. vibration. which pre-
vents this heinz a desirable means OF horse
give me the desired Information. perhaps
some Of Your readers would IL Won would
kindly insert my letter
! To Il T.. t. who signs the letter. the
example Of an American may be Of some
assistance Al the Piping Rock Horse show
i3s, summer here Mortimer J.. schin brought
we're carried in an improvised motor horse
box. or perhaps more properly motor pony
some miles away. apparently didn't AFFECT
enough.
| The licensed automobile dealers Of this
city have asked the Secretary OF state fOT
better facilities for getting license numbers
lot carr: They point out that 10 generally
takes about ten days for q purchaser IL
get his license, plates from Albany.
|
where II Is sought to punish him for damage
done by cars bearing his license number
loaned to customers for Temporary use.
In several other cases manufacturers
and dealers have been summoned in speed
ing cases where the car which broke the
law was not one OF theirs, hut a machine
had been made The dealers want TO ohiigs
their customers and feel Il l. an essential
part Of their business that they do 80 but
the effects have been unpleasant.
Charles A. Stewart. general Manager q,
the Licensed ed Automobile ss,,er. has
him 10 open and maintain an Office in this
city where license numbers can bo got
at the time the application IL made \
petition WAS circulated among members
OF the association and many signatures
were got TO H. II was sent TO Albany The
are entitled TO the same consideration a.
motorists get from other States New
Jersey has several offices in this city where
licenses can be got without delay.
A meeting Of the importers Automobile
Salon was held on Saturday at the Astor
and the drawings for spaces were made
The part OF the ballroom in the open was
divided into two blocks Of three spaces
and he Dion viii be IN. one block and the
Renaul'. Den,n rest and REM exhibits in
the other, The ). p; 4. Darracq and pen-
and toward tn. Forty fourth street side
will hs the \. T.. q, and Ninot. Burr Co.
oTSS 6.s and .s shs S& Msrs Paul Laco.
and ' English Daimler r.. Lasraris. De bion
o" V"ist 'c,an Jesse S Freehiich. BEN
teaars Cont. =. ?. A.; f.; J. kluysker;-..
parraca y; Tsyicr. psuaeot, y y.
$50. {. 4. GIentw or,h and e. T.. jackson;
Napier Mr. Martin OF Burr 4 Co. and Andre
MasAenat and = W Post. Jr.. Panhard.
r.paVsd With granite blocks. sSe repor. i.
so that II co,ildnt be used for horse drawn
vehicles Logan Waller Page. director Of
the nited states ONCE OF Public Roads.
strips have been turned over for recon
striction In order TO test out various forms
II road ed sSm m.an b
seryatons recently that seemed 10 n how that
there wasn't q great deal of need Ia pay
attention to horse drawn vehicles on the
avenue
In four DAYS inspection OF the avenue
between Flushing avenue and Bay street
in either direction OF this number 3,sSs
were motor vehicles That left less than
= sns were touring cars. ia we're runnbout-.
~ loaded motor trucks AMI - unloaded
trucks. The other trafic waS made up OF
3g2 loaded wagons drawn by two horses:
unloadad wagons drawn by two horses. 2s3.
and unloaded wagons drawn by uSe horse.
W. There we're also ~; one hSrss pleasure n,d
no OF various descriptions OF pleasure We
hicle- and commercial wagons IN classes
other than those already described.
The general conclusions drawn from This
are TO the effect that Hillside IL NOR" ot an
automobile wnv than ons for horses and
that 10 would he well TO regard IN. wishes
Of m. motorists when II comes 20 laying
down new pavement
Figures that are little short OF remarkable
are given bv the Winton COMPANY, which
has inst completed it- awards in IN. upscen
contest or 1910 This competition. which
started IN lisbs ~ open TO all employed
drivers Of Winron Six cars They are re-
Iured 10 make monthly reports OF mileage
bv the car owners Al the end OF each
season owner and driver are Required TO
committee composed OF I. : schwarzkof
81 New York and .lohn kaper end -
clair cousins 81 ,l.y",nnd handed ,he
4. Leonard. driver Tor " I Bou'ell
of MINNEAPOLIS. won the first prize OF 81 O0o.
Betw--n April and Novsm Der ~ he drove
the car II .lc7 miles at "A total repair expense
OF 81 80 SECOND money. $500. went 10
q, ". Butler. driver for ! y Clenny oi
repair eIpens, 81 ~ cents. Butler was
ninth in ls,s and first last wear, driving the
tSre. seasons is H,i7s miles. with repair
bill OF ~ cents. the Win'on company as
severate-
There were prizes given to the first zen
this year as usual The total distance
driven nv these ten m@n was l65. Dol miles
and thy total rspair expense was 50 %, nnf
The biggest bill was 81 ~
The other men no won prizes are these
Third s sf cnsn Msorf DIM for
repair expense. ~ cents
Fourth Nsp-Won by william r. OchSl- driver
FOR Martin Daab. Hoboken. y. }. l7.iJOD miles
repair eSpens~ none
Filth siT-won nv John J. Royce driver for
Isaac BarhArAcn. Atlantic city. u 5oO miles
repair expense - a.
for l.. r. Peterson. Youngstown. Ohio. Is. TO
miles repair expense none.
for W n. Martin OF Cleveland. is.st7 miles repair
r tp~nsr. none
Eighth G0o-won ny Michael Stone driver for
u. u. cheney % Toledo. 1869 miles repair CT
prnsc. none
Ninth. si0N-won by william G HYATT ,lriyer
for Boothe NJ los Angeles. i5,S.s miles re-
pair expense none
Tenth. sin-Wou by Guy e Davis driver fo~
Horace J. phlpps OF boston. II, ,ns miles repair
expense. 81 -.
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