The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
ALL IN READINESS
FOR MOTOR MEET
Officers of San Francisco Motor
Club Have Done All Possible
to Please Public
Benefit Affair for Good Roads
Should Attract Big Crowd
TO TanfOran Track
By R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

BY R. R L'HOMMEDIEU
The officers OF the San Francisco mo-
tor club viii hold track meet this
afternoon. the first of a two days pro-
sram, on Tanforan track Not only
win there be automobile racing, but
airships and gIiders viii be manipu-
lated over the skyward course. The
owners Of automobiles and those who
use the southern highway out of San
Francisco sre under obligations TO the
motor club. and should feel it their
duty TO be IN attendance at one Of the
two programs. The funds raised by
this meet are TO be devoted exclusively
10 the Improvement OF the highway
from the END Of the boulevard TO where
the good road begins at Millbrae. II
the funds fall short Of the necessary
amount the blame viii not be that of
the motor club, but viii rest on the
users OF the highway.
1t has been a labor Of love and great
expense to the officers of the club.
They. have given their time and money
10 make this occasion a success and to
give all those who go there some pleas
ure- Those who can not attend should
see that they lend their financial sub
port. for it is for their direct benefit
that this race meet is given.
Final announcement of judges for
the aviation events of the motor meet
at TRnforan this and tomorrow after
Moons has just been made. The list is
as follows: H. A. Chandler. J. {. Irvine
e.. r. Shaffer. Whipple Hall, A. L. Els
ner, Dr. / 3. Dalziel. w NJ Kreling
and NJ ". Mohr. OF these Irvine is
president and Chandler secretary of
Hall is owner OF a big CurtisS biplane
which he has exhibited ali over the
west. Frank Johnson, the noted local
aviator. viii also he present, and is eX-
pected TO help oficiate.
J. ". Leavitt Of ;. ". Leavitt & Co.
has received q copy OF cablegram
sent during the
/ OVerIands week to the over
in Australia isnd &. &. faf5ory gsgyr. frG@ fSe
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sentative Of the Overland cars. Eager
said that agencies have been estab-
lished in the cities of Adelaide and
Brisbane and that there are q number
. Of enthusiastic Overland owners in
Australia who are doing much 10 boost
The car in their country.
The company also received a tele-
gram from the Overland automobile
sales company OF Dallas. Tex, which
reads as follows: Charles Carey
in Overland delivery wa gon. Deliver
ing ali packages for largest dry goods
house IN Waco SATURDAY he took the
place OF eight horses and six drivers
Made 225 stops. Eight-five miles COW
cred on i've gallons OF gasoline and half
q gallon OF cylinder oil"
+. p. Brinegar Of the Pioneer automo-
bile company has received word from
the Lozier factory
Lozier in Big That that iaoog an order SI, has has
. - Gambler, the owner
Of the Atlanta mo-
stordrome, for a Lozier Briarclin. Can
der is one OF the best known amateur
drivers in the south and viii drive the
ear IN the Atlanta-New York run. He
IS the owner Of a number OF cars and
his placing Of an order for a LOZier is
very. gratifying TO the company.
The Reliance automobile company
claims the record Tor quick delivery
lQuicI Delivery customers. At 10
of Knox Cars ina O'Clock fbTsS one p9rnr RIox
cars were unload
ed from a car and by noon all were de-
nvered TO three waiting purchasers
who Immediately started for their des-
tinations. The Knox cars come fully
equipped from the factory. needing
only gasoline and oil. One Of the cars
OF which J. b. Mitchell took delivery
de had his party waiting with him and
caught the first boat for Vallejo to. be-
gin trip up the valley. A Knox tor
pedo was delivered to Christensen and
Jarvis Of Oakland, and the third car,
specially built raceabout, went to G. c.
Fletcher of this city. All three cars
were finished in the Knox battleship
gray, with natural wood wheels and
nickel plated trimmings.
The weinstock-Nichols company re-
ports the equipment Of the cars of
Harry Arnold of
4 Carr FauiDped Sacramento and C.
NObby Tread x. - d;g:s L;qshi9iger ,llis s ,,. Of
nobby tread tires. The company has has
been advised Of record tire service
by the Morgan & Wright tires over the
hard roads found throughout the Coal
anga oil6elds. The tires were put on
r. W. Palmanteer's Chalmers 80 the
latter part Of January and have been
everaging over a hundred miles every
DAY since. The Chalmers is a rent car
and consequently has some rough
usage that is not exactly conducive TO
Yong life Of tires. They already have a
mileage OF over 1880 miles.
Neil A Mclean Of Belvedere. upon
reading the article which appeared in
Find Pleasure in concerning th
loop at the foot of
made the trip the fore part of the Week
in his Studebaker car. The start was
made from Tiburon at o'clock and
the road to Olema. Inverness, taken,
then on to Point Reyes and back ia
Bonnss and Willow Camp. then over
the cliffs back 70 Belvedere, reaching
home about O'Clock. Mclean was
accompanied by his family and Fred
W. Boole and family.
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