The Washington times., 1910-04-25
FALL OUTDOOR CARNIVAL
PLANNED BY MOTORISTS
E. c. Morse Would Have Successor TO the Present In
door Automobile Show During Pleasant Weather In
October of Each Year-Auto Gossip
By HARRY WARD.

Outdoor motor csrnivaIs 20 be held in
the fall, as a successor TO the present
Institution OF indoor winter automobile
shows, has been suggested 10y r G
Morse, sales manager Of the Hudson
Motor Car Company.
During a recent visit 80 washington
Mr. Morse set forth his views on the
proposition, which has met with favor
among those who follow the trend OF
automobile affairs He believes it would
be well TO set aside 8 weekly Motor
carnival week races or other en-
teri ainmcnt relating to automobiles
added, and the display 20 be held in the
open. Late October OF early November
Is the time suggested by 1Tr- Morse
1T is a distinctly new suggestion and
deserves consideration said Mr.. Morse
Il believe much could be gained II the
idea were adopted" he continued The
big shows now held in the winter Offer
little chance for a prospective purchaser
TO ride out in the open and try a car
There is snow. ice, or some other han
dicap 20 a demonstration
IF the show were held outdoors that
is. outside a building. IN the fail, when
the weather 3 usually fine, more people
would come 10 the show, they would
have more opportunity TO look the cars
over. try them, and the result would be
more sales OF machines ana more sal-S-
faction 10 the purchaser.
Another point worth consideration is
this-most companies have their new
models ready by October and by holdlIS
the show then, greater interest would be
created, thus stimulating late fail and
winter deliveries OF cars
washington friends Of Joe Matson,
winner or the Indiana, MasSapegua, anc
many other prominent automopte races
Of 1893 viii be glad TO learn that ne IS
now an oil UaEuate- MatSOn > touring
the Pacific coast with one or the Cna--
mers educational exhibits While IN
California he became interested IN one
Of the oil fields After an Investigation
he decided that the oil business was a
good one in which 10 invest some OF the
Chalmers racing cars Matson says tnat
at the rate his stock IS advanciuF- he
VIII b Elm the coupon clipping class in
the near future
Seventy thousand miles is Pretty
good record for an automobile said
T c sims. Uf the Sims Motor -Um-
pany. agents for the Haynes That Is
the mileage achieved by an Atlantis
CITY physician with a secondhand
HAYNES ear no purchased several years
ago continued Mr. Sims The car
is sin in good condition and capable
Of going thousands OF miles more The
doctor was so vel pleased with the
service which the machine gave him
that ne has just purchased a Model .
Haynes
Only a few years ago the American
made cars at Newport r L. could have
Faeu counted on the fingers Of a IzT q 3
two hands The wealthy resident or
that fashionable watering place would
have nothing but imported cars All
This has hpafl changed and the product
OF American factories now has the call
among the wealthy class Of that city
At a vel ATTENDED and enthusiastic
meeting Of the licensed automobile
dealers. held IN Baltimore this week u
was unanimously voted 20 formally or
r-aufze the Licensed Automobile Dealers
Association OF Baltimore Arthur Stanley