The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Austin kanzec
to Visit show
the Chicago show.
NOTES OF THE AUTO

omen who motor all winter often
Suuer from the cold. Perhaps they
would mind the chilling air a little less
II they harked back to the drink their
great grandmamnas always took before
setting out on journey. That drink
was wine whey, and ii was considered
the best means of keeping out the cold.
In making 1t, to pint of milk add
wlnes lasstul of sherry and a little
sugar. The milk should be placed in q
sa ucepan and brought to the boil Then
ia ke 1t off the fire and pour the wine
into ii. Stir it till the whey appears
strain 1t off, and serve it while it is
Just what a Haynes car can do was
dqtemonstrated a few days ago by II. L.
Epplnger Eppinger took six people
in his five passenger Haynes through
the mud over the Santa Cruz noun
| tains, leaving here last Saturday and
returning Sunday. He went down the
coast and returned via Oakland. In
many places the car went into the mud
up TO the axle, but the machine plowed
through il and over the slipperly sur
face of the tortuous mountain roads
without single mishap or delay.
The route. tentatively. for the 1910
endurance race of the American auto
mobile association. which is to replace
the Glidden tour. has been laid out by
the contest board. The route lies
the following cities: Louisville. Nash
vile, Memphis, Little Rock. Dallas, Ok
lahoma City. Wichita, Topeka, st. Jo-
seph, Des Moines, Cedar Rapids. Daven-
port and Chicago. The start will prob
ably be made from. Cincinnati.
The various specifics for headaches
nave been outclassed by one which has
been accidentally discovered by a lady
IN Paris. 1t consists in being run over
by a motor car. The lady in question
had left her house with a frightful
headache, so terrible in fact, that she
could not stand it. and sought relief
oy walk In the open air II was due
prooably to her intense suffering that
she did not see motor car in the
Champs Elysees or hear the horn blown
trantically by the chauffeur. The car
threw her down and one of the wheels
went over her legs. The chauffeur and
Specta tors thought that she was killed
or at least seriously hurt. but the lady
stood up. turned to the driver and said
Thank you, this has cured my head
ache." She was really pleased and. went
away delighted at the cure.
At well attended meeting of the
board of managers of the Association of
Licensed Automobile Manufacturers re-
Gently. with President Clifton in the
chair, Colonel George Pope. chairman
of the show committee. in his report
stated that all records had been broken
by the a. L. A. NJ. show at Madison
Square garden this year, the daily at
tendance showing an increase of 80 per
cent over former years. He announced
plans for housing the big A. l. A. Nj.
show.
Alfred Reeves was unanimously
elected general manager of the asso-
citation He was formerly general man
ager of the American Motor Car Manu-
facturers' association, a majority of the
members of which have joined the A.
L. A. NJ.
Coker F. Clarkson. who has been as
sistant general manager Of the A L.
A. NJ during the last year, will con-
tinue in this position.
An English motor company is now
furnishing flower vases in the taXicabs
it turns out.
Shasta Water for health. When or