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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-19

, stock and duck and quail shooting galore.
Here is where the veteran manager enjoys
life in the between seasons and with the
overseeing of his ranch ana indulging his
hobby for hunting the days are as pleas
antlY strenuous as those back 'fn har-
ness And with his new car Manager
Clarke expects to cover some ground
around home this year
In spreading the good roads propaganda
throughout the country motorists are per
forming a service of incalcuiable benefit to
the national advancement. The recent good
roads tours which have awakened the
South to the true significance of improved
highways have reflected credit upon their
organizers and the cars which have COM
peted for touring laurels. But what of the
cars which manufacturers supply at great
cost and the temporary Reorganization of
the general distributing business, to help
out the officials and accommodate the
members of the press?
Manufacturers admittedly are not philan-
thropists If they enter the runs as con-
testants their cars come under the lime
light of publicity, but as hard working
official machines, running on no regular
schedule, but keeping up the grind day in
and one calls made upon their services
truly the drudges of a run at every ones
beck and call-their good work Is only
known to the officials and contestants with
whom they come in direct contact.
The Matheson Automobile Company has
been particularly prominent in loanfng the
services of a Matheson Silent Six to help
along the good roads cause. and G. W
Matheson is sanguine that the hard service
which the machines have seen has been q
powerful demonstration of the possibilities
of the silent running qualities of the car
bearing his name.
Experience is the surest teacher" says
conception of the stress and wear and tear
endured by machine and driver OF an Off
ciai car a road run. Theirs is the hard.
grinding work, and the success of the con-
test largely depends upon the everlasting
working abilities of the official machines
which are called upon for the consumma-
ton of the all-important details.
Towing crippled contestants, picking up
passengers, placing the officials at the
allotted points with unfailing regularity and
acting q general man-of-all-work of Z
run are d few details, which fail to be ap-
preciated by the general public. but which
go to spell success or failure for a run of
any description
Harry Grant. the racing driver and
winner OF the last Vanderbilt Cup, SAYS he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-19
CLIPS AUTO HILL MARK
Louis DisbroW Flashes Up a
Steep Grade Like Wind.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Ossinins. N. Y, Juns 13.-Louis Disbrow.
driving Mrs. Cuneos Knox Giantess car.
broke record here yesterday in the hin
climbing contests of the Upper westches-
ter Automobile Club Disbrow made the
ascent In s7.S4 seconds. The previous rec
ord for cars of this clas.-3M to 800 cubic
inches displacement-vas s. seconds far.
esta blished last year
Disbrow gave a beautiful exhibition OF
driving, and won in easy style. Thomas
Kincatd, in a National, was SECOND. II
took him one minute and four-ffths Of a
second to make the climb.
The contests were married by 2 heavy
rainstorm which broke just before the fifth
event was called. That and the final we're
postponed. Walter Jones, while driving z.
Simplex car, struck q stone and broke a
wheel He and his assistant were thrown
out and badly shaken up, but neither sus-
tanned serious injury.
In the contest for cars OF 800 cubic inches
or under B. c. F1ncke won. driving Pope
Hartford H. Freeholt, also in Pope
Hartford, vas second.
Joe Taylor drove a Correja 70 victory in
the class for cars selling at from .2od to
81 SO His time was 1 minute II seconds
Despite the weather, large crowd turned
out to watch the competitions, which in
the main were exciting.
The summaries follow:
Contest for cars OF 301 20 800 cubic inches dis
placernent-Won b. Disbrow knox Gtantess1;
kincaid CNationaD. second; Clapp tBuick); third
Martin CIoupt-Rockwelll. fourth Time. O:oI-o4
Contest for cars Of 800 cubic inches displace-
ment and under-Won by Ftncke Gope-Hart-
ford); Freeholt Pope-Hartford) second: Horgan
q. T. o., third Time. 1:01 10.
Contest for cars selling from ST POI to 81, 600
Won by Joe Taylor CCorreja); Arthur CNaxvelD.
second; Jones CBuick). third Time. 111T9-
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PORT JEFFERSON CLIMB
Fifty-five Cars Already Entered
for Long Island Fixture.

About seventy cars viii partlcioats N
the hill climbing contest 70 De held at Por
Jefferson, Long Island. on Saturday, Juns
.. There are now hfty-fve entries, and
many other dealers and individual car
owners have signihed their intention q
participating.
The Automobile Club Of Port Jefersc1
under whose auspices the climb is to bel
held. has offered q special cash prize q.
$50 in the free-for-aIl event which is ops-
to cars Of all types and motive power. o.
this money 800 will go TO the driver WIS
makes the best time Up the 21oe-foot Bill
and so will go 70 the driver making re
next best time.
In addition TO this, the club has ofers
another prize of SO, the winner 70 recsrs
$50, for event No. TO- which Is for cars II
45t to 900 cubic inches piston displacement
Fred J. Wagner. the starter Of mari
automobile contests, win act as startE
and F. g. Webb viii ofnciate as referee
Although it was announced that snITs |
would close Yesterday. il has been though |
wise 10 allow prospective entrants III
tomorrow TO make entry with George
Darling, secretary Of the Autonoone Ci1
of Port Jefferson. Port JEFFERSON, y. =
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ARTISTIC POLICE OFFICERS.

At Paris. where the railway guards paint
pictures and hold a salon, and the en-
ployes of numerous other branches of the
public services develop similar artistic
tastes. it is no wonder that We also find
art in high esteem among the police
Some one who knows them we'll has just
pointed out that a number of the police
''commissairss" of the Vile Lumiere are
excellent painters. musicians and poets
london Te1egTapIJ
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AUTOMOBILES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-19

The Pennsylvania Rubber Company, 10
Gated at Jeanette, Penn, has Increased its
spital stock 70 81 Occcot, In contemplation
OF the erection OF seyersl new buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-19
Stories of Cars in Action
Endurance Of Men and Motors in Recent Con
tests Tried by Nearly impossible Roads.
HARRY GRANT,

The big Palmer and Singer gunboat. the
Fast Flying Virgtnian. which r. G. APP
person drove In the run from New York
TO Atlanta, made another sensational run
to Montauk Point and return in the run
around Long Island. The car carried the
same equipment that it had in the Atlanta
run and again distinguished itself through
the bad lands and on the fiat
The car was entered in the Atlanta run
after completing q 2,500-mile trip through
the mountains of Virginia and North Caro-
lima. It started equipped exactly as cata-
logued, even removing shock absorbers In
order TO comply exactly with the letter OF
the law It carried it's full complement of
passengers and an excess of baggage and
equipment The weight. coupled with the
bad roads, was hard on the tires, and TWEEN
ty-three punctures and two blowouts were
suffered on the trip. One blowout cast
rear shoe when within five miles of the
! checking station at the end of a 160-mile
run. In the deep mud 1t took over four
hours to wash. and scrape the thick clay
off the rim to get a new shoe in place and
the car was penalized a point for each
minute which it was consequently late in
reaching the control. This prevented 1t at
tanning a perfect score
The roads had been freshly laid with new
soil in order to prepare them for the tour
lists. and in view of the steady downpour
Of rain became practically a Quagmire.
The big F. T. V. had no difficulty in plough
ing through at speed and held the middle
of the road. besides climbing hills without
the slightest trouble
Apperson's craftsmanship was conspfcu-
GUS throughout the trip, and when asked at
its completion to enter the Long Island
run he went in without hesitanCy, stopping
only to fit a new set of tires. The engine
was not touched during any part Of the
1.7Oo miles and showed plenty OF power at
all times.
Fred Tituss three-year-old demonstrator
also gave abundant evidence of power,
carving eight passengers to Montauk and
return, besides 200 pounds of baggage with
ont trouble even in the bad lands.
Having tasted the Joys of a worlds cham
pfonshIp, Fred Clarke, the manager Of the
Pittsburg Pirates, is out after the same
scalp this season. Realizing that 1t Will re-
uuire all his available time and energy, Ile
conseryes both by constantly using his new
Studebaker 40
With the close of the baseball season the
car will be headed for Winfield, Kan, and
then the dust will fly For out in the
famous Walnut River district of that state
is the old Clarke ranch, with its thou
sand broad acres, q beautiful modern ranch
home, the splendid collection of blooded
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1lukberibt.
Gincinuatt. 13. Sept.

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Muslanoiihe 9ad)ribten,

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gprt bnt es iid CUR gufsabe semaht,
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pertreiben, unb Die gu bieiem 3rpede
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AartDffeIn.-Q QcxtspiIe 32.25-2 30.
Gaftern ebore $2.46 -2.5o, stnbeimtibe
$2.2b-2.60 per Dbl.
SiBfarto ffeIn.-Jancp SerIep S2.7
800, Gaftsrn Sbsre ~. .0o-2.25 per gbl.
araut. - MGsft nstts. GinbeimifdeS
75t-Sl 90 per Dbl.
Sn misunderstanding sI.5o-I.75,
gelbe 81 .50--l.75 per Dbl.
1sm atssS. -Ginbeimii4e sl.25-1.35
per Bu.
earsen.--Gtnbeimif9. sl.oo-l.a5 per
Rite.
Naben. -1S--oOe per Gussnb gaubsE.
Crime Bobnen.-ein einbetmtiae So. 90
--2.2se per . DufbeI.
2anbsyrstu...
Aslnen. - Martt fastt3. Brtma Nsss
ssufsft 43.l6, esfstts xHS bot 6ssS ae,
pFAdts Rsss 11.6O ~ Dx.
6su.- Nasit sx5t9- - 70. xinstky
1850, 80. 9 bs. fls.5o - 1900. 70.
8 80. $I4.So-i5.o0; aIss. s.utittn 10. i
$l6.0)-l5.5O, ~. 2 -. 1880 - 400;
AIss. 10. 1 .O0-l2.2o. Ro. .a&1l.OO-
1l.25 pr Ten.
MabIsnfuiter N Fetsa. - sr.ts s2o. 90
--22 90. Mibbltno orebe$23 .O0-24 90, bo,
feinss s91 90 - 1870, esmtftts suttsr
f30. .OO-22.C co per Ionns tn But uRo 81. 90
Mshr auf benz Oelsifs.
Dofle. Die 3ufubr mar In Der per,
fIoFenen Wche aerina uuo bic greiie felt.
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Sspt. .... % 1915 s38
Sept. IL .. 539 ah5 All
Rtnopte +. - Die beuttse 3ufubr mar
| grob, Die Rahfrage etne CUTE unb oteBreiie
Der beiiereH GnalttGten itetig, troBoem Die
| Breiie In ben anoeren Rdrften uni l5--25t
| berunter9in9en.
Sapsre ctisrs bradten 1915 - e.75,
ertra Stiere $e.S5-700, C9isn 34.25--
5.25, 5Ietiherftiere, srtra $s.0o-s.25. quite
BIS auSsrLelsne $5.25-5.90, erbtndrs btS
snte $3.25-5.00; Ssifsrs. srtra $4.9O-5.0O,
snte BITS auserteisns $4.25-4.85. oroirdre
bis quite S2.50-4.l5; aibs, sytra $4.75--
$500. fancp -, eute bic aaserIsisns
4.00-4.65, orbindre bts quite $s.25-3.75;
Ganners - .00-3.00. stofsrs uno Seeosrs
$3.0o--5.4o, ertra $5.50-5.65.
ulIea. lie Rahfrage mar etne
stenltb CUTE mno bic Rretie fteti9. Die
3ufubr mar seniiseno.
Nassre ano Ietnts $s.50--3.5O, Bologna
$3.50 - 4.35, egtra $3.50, fette Buueu
S4.25-4.75
Ni tb Il e. - Die beiieren aiibe ma
uno tart i'm &retie, Die orntndren mareu
fetid.
Grtra $50 .00-7o.oO, quite bis auserIefene
s45 .00--67.50, oroinare big quite $l5.U0--
400 per Stif.
adlber. - Ter Mlurtt mar beute Iebs
tdft uno Die Breiie itetig bis ftart. Die
3utubr mar nur mobig.
Droindre ano srose f4.50-7.5o, fair bis
gate lstHte $7.5O-s.25, ertra $3.50.
RtLbsr in ben 2onni'tons' oiuisrn. -
5anfp 9Le, prima bis aassrIsieps 81
! sc, orbintre 5-7e.
| SApetne. Ter Warft par beute le6z
! bait uno ale Sorten itte9en um l5-25c per
100 Gfuuo. Die 3ufuhr mar nur mdbtg.
| Sbpere ehweine bradlteu $9.75-l0.00,
| gate bis aassrleieus 8erpafands. Ano
! TIsti4sriortsr $40 l0-I0 Is. ssmiitts Ser.
| po6anasfortsu $40 .l0-10.l5, orpixars bis
asssrle'srs iHpsrs fstte saxs 1915 -
900, ertra $3.50, staos 800 - 500,
i.itts Bsrianotiortsn &c .00-l0 Is, 8srfeL
pon ] 10 Sfo. xno nsniosr 5000. Is.
| S4afe e1ns 2dmmer. - Cbuobl Die
! 9ufubr beute 9ertug uac. 70 war opb Der
Martt pilts. Ute Rohirdge mar nur uns
! beoeutenb.
eHafs-a.tra "a .Oo-4. 10, aats bic aus
srIsfens ss. .25 - $50 orpiRirs Bis gate
81 I.50-3.1 Is. Wutter iHaie s3 .50--a.50, ertra
800, 3dbrltuge s3.75--5.0O.
! atmmsr Grtra So. 1868, quite Bic
ouserts'ens g 5.50-e.65, orotnare bis quite
s3.50-5.25.