The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

test committee says that the dl1leGenl
classes Will include cars ranging In
price from $3.50 to $3.50, s1,25o to
$4,000, $4,000 to $4,000, $4,000 to $4,000,
$4,000 and over and free for all.
From the number of dealers and own
ers who have been making inquiries of
the chairman regarding the meet 1t
looks as if there would be a large entry
in all the classes.
The Sierra Nevadas of California
abound in inspiring scenery, good
- --------.s trout flshing ana
Hunt. Deer plenty Of deer to
With EMF tga reward sne sint sn1en ensT-
I he n1o'u tain
roads are very good, with the Steep
easily negotiated by the motor car of
During last fall George La Monta gne,
a prorainent. civil and :dredging en-,
slippery. ford; in the heart of the sier-
.ras. with a party of four in. his E-M-
Of. the best shots. ii California in any
thing from ducks to bear
The. EMF, with: its heavy. load OF
fgergh ane ford ee
vatien of 6,000> feet, in: record time.
Streams were forded and. steep: sandy
grades negotiated without: mishap.1 At
Slippery. ford camp headquarters were
established: and. THE dredger: man be:
gan. to hunt !: with the@ aid of his
EN- F to: lessen wa liking. distances
Roads long fallen. into .disuse were W re
straversed by. the sturdy little: car. and
La Montague succeeded in. bringing,
in the first deer Of the sea son: shown
.in the: accomplishing photograph. taeh
lit being with. the car mo walk at all to
the: hunting grounds, and fishing was
sinplified also. the car t taking the I'm en-
them. TO fish down.
La Montagne says. that an automo-
bile reduces hunting to a. sure sclence:
il. T. Jones of Bakersfield. accoInpa
nied by. a party of: friends. made the
- : round trlP netWsen
" Wlnton is Put nis, nome nome ana allt als tlais
!. ...-.-s ~ ~ in his Wfnton: This
task for machine during T,, The toyyrng oy Ing
year It is: a splendid showing.
3@ Or. Phillip. King Brown; who has
proven himself one of. the most pro-
!. =: = s:.:. gEessiNe autom Q.
Equipped With PIE 9Wnefs Is IN ?ets !ess
+ ..--..--- -o2oe l entity equipped his
,reaads, Morgan &. Wright tires. s.
:. Charles G. Hampton, Marysvil le* agent
for s. G. Chapman; is i'm town looking
= - -----4-----... for more 19akla nQs.
+ + More Oakland The demand for this
80 =. = great in: the terri
Hampton that he fears that he will not
be .able-:to secure enough cars TO go
around. :: T.:
Fresno is. furnishing: many .automo-
bile contests. during the nidWinter
j. < = - -----. = sea SON, and e: <B.
i:t,uiclxs I'm. *:: Waterman. of that
Fresno Confe.t city is. piling up a
ninss nine 1ot VIII 9f Wis III :
In. a race recently run from Fresno
| to Ces1ingat Waterman succee eded in
crossing the finish line with little
Buick White Streak X ahead of all the
big high powered cars, and not only
Won. the grflling event with the little
runabout. but, lowered the: former rec
Upon arriving at Coalinga' the pro-
Gus lliH climbing contest on what Is
described. as: an. a lmQst rpelIdieular
hill There. We're ! II starters in the
free for an, the event being won by d
Buick 4o,.: driven by Kratzer, "a Buick
40 driven by. Waterman was second,
to reach the summit. : +. :.
]. Ed. Waterman made hurried. call
to- tewn Monday and drove. a. Winton
fwatermon==Take. back to Fresno.
Another Winfonj II :, left an order
- !. II :. more u, saLs
al OF which are to- go out: on inme-
n al