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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06
WEST

The members Of Unity Grange had an
oyster supper at Albert Streeter's Fri
day night. There were As present
with the grip. A trained nurse is in
attendance.-Miss Edith Tomlinson re-
turned TO Fair Haven Monday to com
mence her winter term of school-Mrs.
r. w. Gle returned to her home in
Cnderhill Monday. She has been car
ing for her son. who - very ill.-Tues.
day was the coolest day thus far. 10
below zero.
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

1.indley Birdsall is in Lawrence, Mass,
the guest of his son. Or. John Birdsall.
His daughter, Miss Mary, is attending
school there. He will visit relatives in
Springfield, Mass, Newbury and Sche-
nectady, y. Y.-The next meeting of the
Ladies' Home Circle will be held with
Mrs. Robert Young. Thursday, January
l3.-The Rev. Charles Franklin, Walter
Morgan, Mrs. Mary Young and Mrs.
David F'ollansbce attended the funeral
of A. T. Morgan In Lincoln last week.
day from Brooksvillc. where she has
been the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Lafayette.-Mrs. william
Wright died Sunday night at her home
in Bristol after an illness of several
months. Herfuneral was held Wednes
day at the Baptist Church. the Rev.
Charles Franklin of this place officiat-
ing. She was formerly Ali Dixie of this
place and lived here until her marriage.
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UNDERUlLL.

D. W. Knight. who has been i'll fol
several weeks. is able TO take charge OF
his business. -Thomas Reeves of Bur-
lington has purchased of Fred Tillison
his yoke of oxen.-Mrs. Roy Montgomery
has returned from Hinesburg Miss
Hazel Knight, who has been spending
the holidays with her parents. returned
to Lebanon Springs. Monday. G..
Abbott, Sr. is 1.-The Misses Olive and
Marjory Hayden returned to Burlington
Wednesday to resume their studies at
the University of Nermont-Tuesday
night was the coolest OF the season, the
thermometer registering 20 degrees be.
lon. yarn
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MoNKTON.

Miss Anna McE,ntee has gone to Bur.
lington where she has u positiOn.-J. r.
Collins has been re-appointed deputy fish
and game warden and Mrs, D. p.
McEntee have returned from Hardwick.
where they were called to attend the
funeral of a nephew.-ticily and Ruth
Donahue of St. Mary's Academy of Bur-
lington are visiting their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Donahue.-W. II. Gee Is
in Pattsbargh.-John Carpenter Of
Huntington spent Sunday with his daugh-
te-, Mrs. George Sweet.
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SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dorus v. Goodsell an
nounce the marriage engagement Of
their daughter. Lillian Elizabeth 70
George Carlyle Lewis Of Charlotte.
The Ladies' Improvement society will,
hold their annual election OF officers az
the home Of Mrs. George Watson this
a~fternoon.-rhe Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. Sophia Har,no Friday
~afternoon.-Dr. w. s. Webb and family
have returned to New York.-Miss Mat.
tie Stoddard returned to her scho-i -
Springfield Saturday after spending tn,
HOLIDAYS at her home.
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ORWELL.

The Women lone Missionary society
will meet on Wednesday with Mrs. Fl.
T. C~utts.-Orwell will b" represented at
tho Addison cunt horticultural socie-
tvs annual meeting on Wednesday by
II. T.. Cults, w. o. Hack. w. ~. Nickcr-
son. s. D.. Wells, II u. Branch. l.. w.
Cults, r. S. Hall. T.. u Neenham, Il. f.
French. A.. c. Plude. G. Z. Walker, Thorn
as Murphy and w. A.. Jcnnings.-Mrs
Lucy Martin died mt Seattle. Wash.
last week Tuesday Of heart failure. Her
remains are on the way here and will be
buried beside her husband in the East
cemetary. Mrs. Martin was 81 years
OF age.-Mrs. John Bishop was grant
ed n divorce from Joh Bishop on Fri
day iaN at county court.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. liirsdale have
moved to Burlington,-The telephone line
has been extended to Eugene Red
mond's.-Mrs. William Greg visited her
mother in Essex Junction Sunday.-Mit-
chell Hinsdale has entered the Burling-
ton Business College,. Weliinser and
family visited In Williston Sunday
Frank Hinsdale has moved to Hines-
burg. John ruttle of wiliiston has
moved into the house Mr.. Hinsdale va
Gated
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POINTERS.

or FARMS who wish TO hire
help or to sell a farm should use
this column. Nearly 6.000 copies or
this paper aro sold every Issue and
your advertisement would DO read
by many possible buyers. "'"u
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HANCOCK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Rhodes of RAN
dolph were with their daughter, Mrs.
William Goodyear. for Christmas.-David
La wson of Holyoke. Mass, spent Christ
mas with his sister. Mrs. Edward Glea-
s~on.-Frank Lcwis's house burned to the
ground last Monday morning. 1t is
thought to have caught around the Chin
ney.-The Olive branch will meet with
Mrs. George Farr January 1o.
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BR1DPORT.

The society OF the Congregational
Church held Its annual meeting Dec.
31st.-The Grange realized about SIS at
their entertainment last week. TIL new
ly elected officers will be installed Jan.
lion the evenings Of Feb. % and %,
"The Country Minister will be present
ed at George hall.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Sellers are in H~emmingford. Canada
Misses Edith Nison and Flora Gros-
venor have returned to their school at
observation-disclosures Palmer has returned
from New Haven.-There will be SER
vices at the Congregational Church next
Sunday.
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NEW HAVEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rose are the
parents of a daughter born December 30.
Mrs. George Sprigg and daughter.
Grace, of Port Henry, N. Y. are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hallock Souire.-Wil-
liam Mcintyre and j. T.. Davis were
visitors in Burlington M~onday.-Dr.
Frank Sanborn is in poor heaith.-Mr
and Mrs. G. c. Coates were In Wey-
bridge Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Shaw.-Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Ros-
coo passed New Years day In Bristol.
Emerson Langdon died early Sunday
morning after n lingering Illness. His
funeral was held at his late home
Wednesday Mt 100 p. m.-Miss Marcia
Winslow returned to her school in Am
hcrst. Mass, Saturdny.-Cards are out
announcing the marriage Of Miss Ida
Ponlin and Charles Canton Wednesday
morning, January ~. at st. Ambrose
Catholic Church. Bristol.-Jame Estes
Of Keene. is guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Wesley Sumner.
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SHOREHAM.

Misses Florence and Emma La Val
ley OF Vergennes spent New Years
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles La Valley.--R. II. Holmes Is
visiting his son, Robert Holiness, IN
Schenectady. N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Archie
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LOST.

yOsT-Dec &c between Winooski and
Fort Ethan Allen. a wolf ROBE with
dark green lining with red trimmings.
also street blanket. checked red and
yellow. Finder please return to Alfred
De Forge, Colchester. fer liberal re-
vard IS, wit
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nave returned to their school in Mid
dlebury.-Miss Marguerite Tracy Of Shell
burne has been the guest of her BROTH
err, l.. =. 'rracy.-Holly Wood has re-
turned from C~anada.-The school at the
corners opened Monday after n two
weeks vacation.
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Farms Cheap

leo acres. white house, two good
barns. good running water. plenty OF
fruit. land nearly level. Price. In
Guiding farming tools. 1880.
$50 acres, Broom house. almost new.
two good barns. good sugar house fully
equipped for 500 treos. good outht OF
farming and dairy tools. 81 miles to
village. Price. including IL to IL
rows. $3.oc0.
REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE GO.
lss COLLEGE STREET.
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WANTED

POSITION wanted to work III creamery
three years experience. Austin eevett'
North Bangor, N. Y. E."ot
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ONE CENT
A WORD

Advertising in this col
umn one cent a word. eacN
insertion. Copy may os
changed every week. Cash
In advance required. NO
advertisement taken which
,s less than twelve words.
two lines. Special terms
to advertiser using from
$50 to 1000 lines WITHIN
twelve consecutive months
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CHARLOTTE.

Moses Teelyea. Jr,. has returned home
after a two weeks stay with friends and
relatives In Keeseville. N. Y.
curtis Mcclure has moved to Monk
ON. where he will carry on the John
palmer f~arm.-Charles ow visited In
Lincoln Sunday.-John Sears has sold
his place on Pine hill to Mrs. II. Alex
nder and has purchased a %o-acre
farm In Warren.-Mr and Mrs Louis
esautcls and children visited at Chris
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Miss Minnie Hays, who for the past
year and a half has been at the home Of
her brother. l.. NJ. Hays. returned Friday
day TO Mooers Forks. N. Y, to resume
her duties as principal OF the Mooers
Forks graded school. Her fieces. Misses
Gertrude and Frances Hays, accompani-
ed her and will attend school there. Mr..
and Mrs. u. l.. Hays will remain here
with their son.
The Rev. and Mrs. c.. c. Adams gave
n delightful reception in the vestry of
the Congregational Church Friday evening
Der Of the parish and other friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Adams were assisted In re-
ccivinC by Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Pearson,
Mrs. c. W. Barney and c. D. Howe A
musical program was given by the Nor
ma instrumental trio nf Burlington and
Mrs Is. W. Whitcomb of that city as
eoloist and Mrs. y. r. Arkley as accom-
panists. Refreshments were served. Miss
Mary Nichols and Miss Marion Bates
poured coffee and Misses Annis Baldwin.
Helen Post and Louise Douglas assisted
in serving. Tho rooms were prettily de-
corated, tho color scheme being red and
green. appropriate tn the holiday sen
son.
The Rev. L. r. Norton Of Woodbury.,
y. j.. preached at the Baptist Church
Sunday and will again next Sunday rs
a candidate for the pastorate. Mr.. Nor
ton was ordained about eight months
ago and has been a student pastor in 4
Baptist Church in Philadelphia. He Is =
Maine boy and received his early educa-
tion in the Portland schools. He Is a
graduate Of the theological seminary at
Chester. Pa.
Word has been received by friends
here that Clayton F. Freeman, a former
resident Of this place and for many years
a member of the Thomas Long company
of Boston. has withdrawn from the COM
pany and taken an interest with the w.
T. Grant company whose headquarters
are in New York. Mr.. Freeman and
family will soon be located In New York,
or one OF Its suburbs.
a son, Harry Sheldon. was born Fri
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Atherton OF
New York. He Is a grandson Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Atherton OF his place.
Miss Annis Baldwin and her brother,
Charles, gave a dance Monday eve.
ming in honor OF their brother. Percy.
who has spent the holidays here and
will return to Matheson. Ont, Friday.
George. the young son OF ]. Fl. Allen.
is i'll with bronchitis.
George Allen, who has been confined
to the house for sometime. is able TO
he out.
John Nc NeSser. who has been working
for II. NJ. Johnson, sustained n broken
leg Tuesday. Two logs rolled together
and crushed the right leg between them.
A son was born New Years to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Foster.
Mrs. s. d. Teachout is seriously III.
The marriage banns of Miss Grac'
Disorda and Ira Yandow have been pub
lished at the Church Of the Holy Family.
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R ~FERRISBURG.

The funeral OF Arville G. Taft vas
held at his late home sunday at we
o'clock. The Rev. Arthur Potter Of
nciated. Two hymns were sung ny
a uuartette. The interment was In
the Quaker cemtcry.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Lewis OF Middlcscx. formerly
of this towt. are the parents of a son
born December 3O.-Miss Kathleen Sc
guin is spending a few weeks at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Il. Martin spent New
Years at T. W. Fletcher's at Bridport.
Last Saturday a party of twenty
two came from Burlington o n snow
shoes to Mt. Philo Inn.-John Kenyon
has returned to his home after attend
ing court in Middlebury.
o. G.. Taft. one OF the oldest residents
Of the town sustained q shock of p rally
sis early Wednesday Dec, 20 which re-
suited in his death that even
ing. He had just passed his Send birth
day. He is survived by two daughters and
a son. The funedal was held at tho
home of his daughter. Mrs. Louis Kel-
logg. on Sunday at two o'clock.-Howard
Burchard of Shoreham has returned to his
home after visiting at the Martin House.
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LINCOLN.

The funeral OF A. 7. Morgan was held
In the Baptist Church Wednesday after
noon. The bearers We're the three sons,
William. George and Harry and son-in-
law, DIR. Rogers. Music was furnished
by 4 male Quartette consisting Of Alsen
Sargent. Edwin Butterfield, Luther
Rhodes and 3. J. Cove with Miss Ger
truds Varney as organist. There were
many friends of the diseased present.
from the adjoining towns. DR.. and Mrs.
Rogers returned to their home In Al
burgh after the funeral. Harry Morgan
from the West will remain with his
mother for a few weeks before return
ing home.-William Martelle is seriously
III with pneumonia.-The schools In town
that have been closed for a weeks vaca-
ton opened again Monday.-ln the abb
sence OF the Rev. Mr.. Stone for two
weeks. the Rev. W. w. Brunt Of Ben
nington will preach January . and DR..
Dow January i8.-The Good Templars at
their last meeting took in 10 new men,
bers and six old ones were reinstated,
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WEST ADDISON.

Elijah r. Foot of Greedy, Colo. is Wis
iting Thomas Raine.-Goodsell Smith OF
Monkton is visiting Fred smith. Miss
Helen Adams has returned to Simmons
College.-Mrs Essie Mulholland Of Nor
iah. n. Y, is visiting in town.
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FIFTY COWS, fresh and springers In nne
condition for sale. Henry Merrill. Fair
field VT. o,oti
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JERICHO.

Mrs. .Almara Bellows Connor. widow
of Gustavus A. Common died Saturday
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ly-
man Eldridge, aged 50 years. Mrs. Con-
nor had been a resident OF this town
health a long time. Since the death Of
her husband, two years g she had
lived with her ~daughtar. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon at the Congre-
gational Church at the Center and
burial was In the family lot here.-Miss
Phyllis Brown, who has been at home
for two weeks. has returned to the
Burlington high schooi.-Horace stevens
OF ST. Paul. MINI, has been visiting his
brother. l.. C. Stevens.-Miss Myrtle AL
ger has returned from Burlington where
she was the guest OF Miss Jane Rand
for a week.-The following officers were
elected at the CONGREGATIONAL Suns1ay
school, Superintendent. r. A. Percival;
assistant superintendent. +. G. Morse:
secretary. Frederic Ross, treasurer, c.
f. Percival: organist. Miss Phyllis
Brown.-Miss Lulu Lincoln was at home
from Cnderhill over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Narney of Westford were
visitors at j. 7. Varney's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Stafford, Sr., nave
been visiting her brother, A. c. Will
liams, in st. Albans.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Hanley have been visiting relatives in
Essex for a few days.-rhe high school
opened Tuesday morning.-Miss Mar
ion Edwards has gone to Johnson to
spend the winter.-W y. Chesmore is i'll
with pneumonia. Miss Irene Cleveland
has gone to Burlington where she has
employment.-Bailey Brown has return
ed to Burlington to resume his work at
the university.
Miss Ellen McManus OF Burlington Is
at W. d.. Chesmore's.-The Rev. j. d.
King OF Wilmington will speak at the
Congregational Church Sunday after
noon. He will he accompanied by Mrs.
ktng.-Mrs. Lyman Eidrige died Mon
day night Of pneumonia. Shhs leaves a
husband n five children. the youngest
a child of two years. Her mother died
Saturday.-Mrs. John Schillhammer has
returned from Essex where she has been
with her daughter for ten days.-Mrs.
William FOLSOM has sold her place to
w. w. Ring for 5000. He will take
possession April l.-Ray Brown was OPP
Grated upon Tuesday for appendicitis
Mr. and Mrs. F. A.. Percival and son
have returned from a visit in West
Rutlsnd.-The Rev. Frederic Emerson
has accepted a call to the Baptist Church
in EaEst wallingford. MIR. and Mrs.
Emerson are packing their goods pre-
paratory to moving there The Rev. N,
W Wolcott arrived In town Saturday
and Is being entertained at G. w. Fos-
ter's.-George IAdcau and Miss Etta
Parker have been visiting her parents
in Grand Isle.
NuApI0TTE
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ADDISON.

Grand View Grange will meet Friday
and install officers and held a
banquet.-May Crane gave IL party to a
few Of her friends on Tuesday evening
-The @. II, II. society were invited to
Mrs. l.. =. Tracy's on New Years even
ing TOT a party.-George Willmarth
mas returned to his school work In New
fork.-Mrs' Hulda Clark celebrated her
'"th pf'hday. Dec, 81. Her children and
srahnchiihren and a few old neighbors
were WIN herr oue OF the pleasing fea-
lures was The birthday cake containing
10 hehteo candles.-Miss Edith Besor
mas '''nrned To her school in casticton.
-MiSseS Carrie and Flora Wlllmartt
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ONE SECONDHAND 6 II. p. engine
and boiler. Price 5000 Il" quick buyer.
A. ]. Houston. stowe, VI. 2S.w2t
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FOR SALE

FOR SAt,L-Bale shavings for beooins:
carload lots. Prompt shipment. Shepard
a Morse Lumber Co. SO,b2t&N' w'Vt.
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(CoatinHed ON page ~
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
ENTRIES COMING IN
FOR SAN DIEGO TOUR
Cadillac Owners Showing Great
Interest Over Country Run

Entries began coming in last week for
the Cadillac tour to san Diego and return
on May IS, IA, Is and l6. These entries are
being numbered in the order Of the receipt
of the entry blanks and when fifty have
been received the entries Will be declared
closed.
The Cadillac owners are showing great
interest in this run. it will come at a
time when the country is most beautiful and
the usual danger of spring rains is past.
The route selected is one Of the most beau
tiful in the state and many owners who have
made the trip will take advantage of this
opportunity to join a merry party.
The trip viii include the cities Of Clare
mont. Upland. San Bemardino, Redlands,
Riverside, Elslnore. Temecula, Escondido.
san Diego, Coronado, Oceanside, Capistrano,
Santa Ana and Anaheim. The night stops
will be a Riverside and Coronado. Luncheon
stops will be made at Redlands. Escondido
and santa Ana. There will be special en-
tertainment for the quests at all stops on
route In addition to the fun which motorists
usually provide themselves on run Of this
kind.
The Morgan & Wright company has en-
tered a tire car and Don Lee will send a
repair car along,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17

company. G. H. Stillwell: Haynes Auto
company Ellwood Haynes; Hudson
Motor Car company, II. e, Coffin;
Jackson Automobile company. Charles
Lewis; Knox Automobile company, a.
n. Mayo: Locomobile Company of
America, S. T. Davis, jr, A. w. Robin
son; Lozier Motor company FL. A.
Lozier; Matheson Motor Car company,
F. f. Matheson. II. L. Pope; Maxwell
Briscoe Motor company Benjamin
Briscoe Mercer Automobile company,
William T. White: Metzger Motor Car
company, William e. Metzger; Nit
chell-Lewis Motor company, James
w. Gilson Moline Automobile COM
pany, w. H. VanDervoort; National
Motor Vehicle company. George H.
Dickson; Nordyke q Marmon COM
pany. c. c. Hanch; Packard Motor Car
company, NJ. j. Budlong; Peerless
Motor Car company, l.. II. Kittredge;
Pieree-Arrow Motor Car company
Charles Clifton; Pope Manufacturing
company, A. l.. Pope. George Pope;
Premier Motor Manufacturing COM
pany, H. o. Smith; REQ Motor Car
company, r. +. Olds.' f. F. Peer. r. M.
owen; Royal Tourist Car company,
George j. Durham; Alden Sampson
Manufacturing company, G. E. Nit
chell; Selden Motor Vehicle company,
r. II. Salmons; E. B. Stearns company.
e. B. Stearns; Stevens -Duryea COM
pany, I. II. Page, c. c. Hildebrand;
Studebaker Automobile company, Wm.
r. Innis; f. r. Thomas Motor COM
pany, E. r. Thomas, f. l.. Thomas;
Waltham Manufacturing company,
Windsor T. White; Willys-Overland
company, Walter Stewart; Winton Mo-
tor Carriage company, Thomas Hender-
son, George H. Brown.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
AUTO MANUFACTURERS
HAVE BIG MEETING
Decide to Hold A. L. A. N. Show
Two Weeks in Madison Square

At the largest gathering of automo'
bile manufacturers ever held in this
country the members of the Associa-
tion of Licensed Automobile Manufac-
turers at the New York headquarters
discussed general trade conditions.
It was definitely decided that the 1911
A. L. A. Nj. show at Madison Square
garden shall be of two weeks dura-
tion, the first week being devoted to
the exhibition of pleasure cars and the
stuond to commercial cars. There was
voted a return of 70 cents a square foot
ON the last show at the garden in ac-
cordance with recommendation of Col
George Pope, chairman.
The following companies were repre-
scnted at the meeting. American Loco
motive company James Joyce;
American Motor Car company, Y. \.
Longaker; Appersun Bros. Auto COM
pany, George II. Stout; Autocar COM
pauy, y. f. Ludlum; Bartholomew
company, G. IL. Luthy; Brush Run
about company, Frank Briscoe; Chal-
mers Motor company Hugh Chalmers,
Lee Counselman; Columbia Motor Car
company, Herbert Lloyd, II. w. Nuc-
ltols; Corbin Motor Vehicle corpora
tiou, NJ. S. Hart. Charles Glover; Day
ton Motor Car company, G. q. Stod-
dard; h w. Franklin Manufacturing
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
CHARLES FULLER GATES
GETS HANDSOME DUR0CAR
viii Use Two-CyIinder Machine
for Road Surveys

Los Angeles was the first city on the
coast to build automobiles. Most of
the small motorcar factories on the
coast have retired, except the local
manufactory. which builds the popular
Durocars. 1t is doing a flourishing
business.
The Duropr factory was more for
tunate than the others in that little
costly experimenting was done. A
good type of car was settled upon at
the start. No change has been neces-
sary in the four years of success to
the credit of the Durocar.
The latest form of the tWo-cylinder
Durocar, the 1910 Toy Tonneau, with
straight line body of extremely hand
some design, is an example of hlgh
art in motorcar building. This car was
made to order for Charles Fuller Gates,
editor of Pacific Motoring, to use in
his road surveys for his road map
work, and was finished in straw color
with French gray trimmings and up
hostered i'm russet brown, hand buf-
fed leather The color scheme was
carried out throughout, radiator,
steering post, tire irons, body running
gear and wheels, while the straps, eX-
ira tire cover, irons for top, mahogany
dash and coil box, all match the up
holstery of russet brown
The toy tonneau is quickly removed
for a camp outfit and extra gasoline
tank. converting the car into racy
looking runabout. Oversize tires OF
Goodrich white thread match the color
of the car. and the long, straight lines
of the body add TO its racy appear
ance.
The Durocar factory is turning out
a thirty-four horsepower four-cylinder
ear of similar style, and both types
are also supplied in touring car, sur
rey or runabou. body, or sven with
torpedo body.