New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
WILL BREAK ALL RECORDS
National Auto Show To Be the
Greatest Ever Held.
BIG GROWTH I'M INDUSTRY
Six Hundred and Eighty one Ex-
hibitors, Compared with Fifty
one Of First Show.

Already the all-around record smashing
foreshadowed for the eleventh national
automobile show in Madison Square Garden
from January TO q has begun. That the
forthcoming exhibition viii eclipse any ever
held here or abroad in point Of number OF
exhibitors. comprehensiveness and in the
total value Of goods TO be displayed is now
assured by the official list OF exhibitors Just
issued by the Association of Licensed Auto
mobile Manufacturers
While the list includes only those exhibi-
tors of pleasure or passenger carrying mo-
tor cars and accessories. who viii display
their products during the Part period
from January TO II. the total exceeds by
Sixrv-foI1r the combined number of exhibits
~ pleasure vehicles. motor trucks. motor
crcles and accessories Of the Garden show
or las: January. The exact number OF ex-
llihitors for the Part l period is S81- OF
rhis number sixtv-seven viii be exhibits or
complete cars and 800 will be exhibits OF
accessories and parts. The total number OF
The Part I exhibitors added 10 the approx
mate number Of exhibitors for the faTl II
period. from January IS 10 II, 81 which VIII
he shown commercial vehicles. motorcycles
electric pleasure vehicles and accessories
sc ss7 The list Of exhibitors for the f7r1
II rerjod Eas.rot as yet been issued
During the Part I period the standaTo
makes Of pleasure or passenger carr lii7
cars viii be displayed mostly on the MAN
45oor hui there viii be car EXHIBITS also on
me elevated platform. balcony and Ii tii'
exhibition hall second tier and ia li''
basement The cars will range rom III,
-costlieE7 on the market down 70 me ~. ~.
,rnal,o,1- that sells for s4s3- The tntal Ealue
-lsea p
moro than $4,000
So before since the big automoblie
,.r-s r,e~sp 10 h.. held in The Garden mas
l-Le-e ,een so much space aTailaple 'oi
.4,,b7+ic,, 77,y-poses- Nevertheless. every
,,o,, ,f rho 1aoOr} square feet has been d.
lo-,ed 70 the part one exhibitors Aii'
situation is indeed striking c"T1l'I'eiila-'
~, The growth Of the industry. Wheh Il -
-aasized that at the first auto1nonlie SHOW
7,e,a in TIE Garden in 1e2, there We're on pii's
s7f+>,-one exhibitors. The added space " M,
er~aeds that Of the last snow oS
-e ees- 7ss gained by extending the
balconies toward the centre OF the DdiUei'
.e,s and 70 the top OF the dome Prac1i-
- -, ,-nola interior Of the big show
.,,,15;-,g viii he recons1TuCted- and more
-h., mo hundred tons Of structural steer
- I a.sa nsa feet of lumber viii be used
Something new. either great or small, VIII
be +o,77,d in nearly all the models 10 he
exhibited, and as some makers cilng 10 'ii7
old h bit Of keeping something up tleii
sleeve until show time. there Is ne 'ei'UlS
that SURPRISES may b. in store NisltoIS
.ta Garden show will he agreeabiy SUI
-,-ieed at the distribution OF the eAIlpi0S'
n-bic1, viii give the impression OF vast
.nsce. not uncomfortable filed Win car
snd allowing plenty Of elbow room
To7,7as v-i+h the manufacturers VINO nave
.,r-a,-s exhibited their cars al the Garden
- nil he practically all the members
Of the now defunct American Motor Gar
srsru4srr71rers- Association who nave
sofned the ranks of the Association or
icensed Automobile Manufacturers OF
,be American Motor Car Manu1acfcrerS
association members who exhibited at tils
Grand Central Palace last year lhlrly-
.e,-e- Of them viii he at the Garden snow
leaving but two or three who are not Sciieo-
MED 10 exhibit in New York TINS season
Thus the cars on exhibition at Madison
s-1nare Garden viii comprise the most rep
resentative display Of the motor car lnous-
r-v ever shown under one roof
The following makes Of American cars VIII
se exhibited AIco American. ArapIex, Alias,
Amman Brush. Buick. Cadillac, Cartercar'
Case Chadwick Chalmers. Columbia Cor
hin Courier. EMF, Elmore, Everitt. Flan-
,5e-s. Franklin. CTarford. Haynes. Hudson,
75urrnohiie. Interstate, Jackson. hissel-
Ks- Knox. Lambert, Locomobile. Lozier,
NIcIntvre, Marion, Marmon, Matheson.
Maxwell. Mercer, Midland, Mitchell, No
line. Moon, National. Oakland Ohio. Olds-
mobile. Overland. Packard. Palnler-Singer.
Peerless. Pierce-Arrow, Pope-Hartford.
Premier. Pullman. Rainier, Regal, REQ,
ROYAL Tourist. SeldeI, Simplex, Speedwel,
S+earns. Stevens -Duryea- STANDARDIZATION.
studebaker. Thomas White and Winton-
Three cars Of foreign manufacture also
viii fe shown These are the Hotchkiss.
Brasier and Mercedes
The Part period Of the Garden show
s,-orlises to be equally as interesting as the
FIRST period II viii offer the greatest gath
~-irs Of commercial trucks and wagons and
motorcycles to he seen in the East this
season The following makes OF CONNER
rial trucks and wagons will be exhibited:
Stearns. Morgan. Pierce-Arrow, Knox.
Peerless Hewitt. Autocar. Reliance. Rapid,
Alden Sampson, Grabowsky, Studebaker,
White. Packard Mack Alco. General We
hicle Buick Cartercar, Pope-Hartford,
s;ijdc. REQ. Franklin. Overland, Brush
Atlas. Mcintyre Garford. hissel-kar. Ran
noirh Lozier and Lansden. Several cleo
sric carriages will be shown. among them
E7e5nC the Waverly, Anderson and Hupp-
Sesfs.
Those persons who are interested in mo-
.orcycles viii find much TO hold their at
1ention IL the motorcycle exhibition which
d. L. be held during the Part period So
Ear nineteen Of the leading makers have re
served space at the show, and the list COM
r,rises the best there is in the motorcycle
world The following makes VIII be on
exhibition: Indian, Reliance, Pontiac, y.
e L Miami, HarleyDavidson, RS. Ex-
oelsior. Thor Emblem, Pierce, Yale, Mer-
IIe. NJ n, Marvel. S. D, Wagner, New
Era and Detroit
While the products Of the motor world
WI undoubtedly be sufficient TO hold the
sttention Of the public, the scenic sur
,-onndings are promised 10 be the most
elaborate and beautiful OF any seen at an
automobile Snow.