The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

Rene j. Marx. Pacific coast manager
- turned yesterday
/ Renault Service from his confer,
Complete Here ence with Paul
>------------- hacfoin, for, fbe ndrdfe5 Ilnifed
States While in New York, Marx saw
shipped to the local branch a complete
list of parts for the Renault cars. An
owner of the popular French make
can now get as good service as if he
We're in New York or Paris. Marx is
enthusiastic over the condition of the
Renault sne to s11a Warren SG 1aa Of this fa ety
Warren is going to drive his car over
land and leaves on Monday for the
coast.
Henry Mccoy of the Chanslor & Lyon
motor supply company has received
S1Rb's Mitb SIX so@pnas STORES new branch in
ert.and be IocateS Iiii SgIg This
means that by the first of November
the company will have five stores op-
Grating on the coast and by the first of
December there will be six.
c. S. Richardson. manager of the Re.
lance automobile company. has re-
- ceived word from
Knox Makes the south land n; that that
: .e s....ss1 = has just completed
successful trip
geIes- Phoenix road race. He left Los
Angeles Tuesday morning and was in
Phoenix Thursday. Nikrent was not
after a record. but made good head
way and brought a comprehensive re-
port of the condition Of the roads TO
the participants
trip this year it aroused the greatest of
interest At all the little desert settle
ments Nikrent was urged to tell about
the plans for the coming race. and
much interest was shown in the list of
entries. The arrival of the car in
Phoenix crea ted mild sensation. It
was Immediately surrounded by a large
crowd and President Bullard of the
Automobile club hastened to eongratu-
late Nikrent as the pathfinder of the
1910 race.
Charles Young of the Premier agency
in Los Angeles. accompanied by W. D.
<---- -----% Watkins, recently
Premier Climbs rode over the s,,o Los
Big rock Pile nix nix race race course co seas as
far as Pomona in
big six cylinder, 60 horsepower Premier,
car. The road, as much as was COW
cred. was found to be in very poor
condition. but even in spite of this fact
the Premier made splendid time. The
adena and on through San Dimas and
Lordsburg Were reported to be in par
ticu1arly bad shape. The roads near
Pomona were much better, but bad
stretch of dust was encountered, which
covered over half a mile and necessf-
tated. slow going.
Upon reaching Pomona Young took
the Premier to the summit of the high
est point in Ganesha park. from which
the people of that section will obtain
fine eiew of the race to Phoenix
Start Started back for Los Angeles. At San n
Dimas q pile of rock was discovered at
the quarry and, although believing that
the ear could climb the pile of stone,
watkins. who is member of the Pre-
nier sales department, made a fake"
bet with Young that it could not be
done Young piloted the big Premier
across the river bottom and landed the
front wheels of the car on the top of
the pile of stone. This satisfied Wat
kins of what the Premier could do.
The temporary quarters of the new
company handling the Thomas car are
. -----> now located at the
rhS@ss Sem anarter. IN Of ali S,l'sa !
--- $500 ~--- street and Van
the new home a full line of the well
known Thomas. cars of the 1911 mod
els will in a short time be placed on
the salesrooln floor for the inspection
of the public.
Jay Bersch. who has contracted with
the postoffice department at Washing
= >--------------> ton to collect the
IEoverument mails in Cleveland
I Uses RepubIfcs with automobiles,
|%------------ recently placed an
order with the Re-
public rubber company to equip all of
his new mail cars with Republic Stag
gard tread tires.
.'Wesdecided to adopt Republic tires, .
said Bersch, only after the most ex-
acting tests and adopted them as our
regular equipment as a result of the
excellent service which these tires
have given on our cars in the past
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