The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-04
AMONG TIRE AUHOMOBILISTS
NEW tRkERS raw POLITICtL
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'asmbers 90 New Jersey AutsmsbIie ansi
Motor CIub 70 Have Mass ,leetIng On
August ~ 20 Discuss Methods 90 On
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Of fairer motor vehicle laws In New Jersey
| The trustees have adopted resolutions
| fAvorinR the passage % more liberal auto
! mobile legislation They wish part iculafl'
To have the present Law amended 80 tina
+ non-resident- will not bs compelled io oh
tain N~S Jsr--y registrations before the,
can drive their ears IN the state
The nlsInbst- ot the hoard OF trustee
| are pledged 10 interest them-..iN - in poliii
eel affairs and vii Use their influence 10
favor of the nomination aud -l-rtion Of can
didats- for The ~tat- LEGISLATURE Nho faVOl
1 reasonable motor N-hi,l- laws The meet
J ING -;h~dul-d Tor N-WArk j. - he the fiT>
Of n series 81 gatherings ~ all the big cities
aud towns at the state thai are to be-, at
ranged by the different AutomobiI- or.
4 CANT saions Ihs AutOmobiiisiS OF the state
nov nnd themselves henlmed in on all sides
by states that have Laws la fore that To-
auire Jersey men to obtain Asidit ional regis.
tratlonz IoT heir ears u they Wish To tout
In them, lust New Jersey requires Ol
Visiting motorists from other States
The political plans Of the motorists are
beng direCtsd by a Joint com littee repre-
senttnG both the owners and trades men OF
The state. delegates having been appointed
from the Associated Automobile Tubs OF
New Jersey and the NeN Jersey Automobile
| Trade Assoc IatiOn ". thN- frosty. a
former president Of the New Jersey Auto
mobile and MotoI club. IL chairman Of the
committee " ~ tlli- OF New arb. a mem.
Der OF the state trsl,ie body. II secretary OF
COMMITTEES representing the owners are
Joseph ~ Wood president OF the A-sO-
! " kdNArd-, former head of the Automo-
bile club OF Hudson county. GeOTge \ Post
VI the North Jersey Automobile tub. and
Harry Marshall Of the Piainneld Automo-
bile Club. The Representatives Of the New
Jersey Automobile Trade Association are
GsS org slSks-iss Of ie1ssy City dresden,
former president thArles X IarhATIa- Of
As6nry PARK. and George smith 81
In commenting on the artion Of the board
Of trustees 81 the New Jersey Automobile
aud Motor club ClAren,e n Bis-.li. ptesi-
The sscretary OF the club ha- been d.
re- ted 10 send out notices 10 every one OF
meeting 10 he held on Wednesday night
August ~, for he purpose Of approving the
resolutions which were paS.sd by the
trustees The presidents Of other Automo-
bile clubs throughout the state will also be
invited To be present II the responses
10 these invi,Ations show that the cl,lbhouss
Will not he large enough to accom- modAts
the crowd We will hire another place
This club has ALWAYS stood for fair
toSi.t. o. ,h'- State but on Of ne,xhSor,n ING
states Hs we'll With equal regard for the
rights Of the non motoring public Hut
freshmen from the Legislature Tor the
motorists 70 go into politics We are ONLY
s.kins for What - far and ju., and are
willing 20 place the matter sluarely before
The voters OF the state, 50 that thew will
know yu.t where the blame. II there IL any
Ralph De Palma seni a challenge through
the Quaker city Motor club last week 20
barney oldheld inviting the latter TO drive
DE Palma and Fiat IN the race meet of
the Quaker CITY club at the Point Breeze
aS1 ws. "a p ,h,, ys J ssES AZ ,hs
not care 70 meet De Palma IN a match race.
but would drive single man one mile time
trials against him Dldneld had previously
q - "a q IN al
DE Palma made q numher Of sarcastic
LernarEs about oldn"ld ve-,e,day amt
declared thai Oidneld ~ afraid 81 him
Ne expressed the opinion that p~ople would
not care a hurrah about Watching them
drIye ~ 'lme trisls hn, would IKE 70 ws,ch
last a inter 0Idaeid -einsed 90 meet him
" horsepower FIAT against OIdreid : sou
hor-e-poSer REM
The auiomobilists Of BOSTON and vicinity
have succeeded IN convincing tho members
OF the Massachusetts, state Highway Com
mission that motor vehicles should not be
high Way commission has Officially refused
20 approve the proposal Of the Boston PARK
commission 30 prevent automohtlist- from
using the high~a' over witch It has JuTis-
diciion and he's 80 notified the park com.
missioners
The paris commissioners proposed 20
exclude automobiles from the park roads
because the state legtslator. refused 20
mobile owners and drivers Ia the munich
pal authorities ~ Boston for use in main
tanning roads within the city. When The
on the matter none Of the PARK commits
sioncrs was present 10 defend their att
tide SI so and "Pgs"55ed TO
mission received $50 letters opposing the
Intended exclusion The letter 20 the PARK
commission. after stating that the highway
refused to approve ~ the ~
said
. day were Kept ~ the Park roads u would
save wear and tear on these particular
roads hut equally evidently some other
!" the city q msintainns T 1Sos. road. would
he Increased That would constitute no
saving, merely drawing from different
might ~ not DO fair 20 consider the fact
that automobiles have displaced horse
driven vehicles 70 great EXTENT
Tho memherS ~ the team that rerre.
sented the chicago Nhleti" Association :
reliability touring con,~s, from me rep.
~ the thiCtgo Automohil" !
luh in The tyso davs run from nj, aEo |
Tho contestant drove their cars "? /
miles Each day. and the ATHLETE motorists |
Witch Vas won la, year by the automobile /
y 70. V,c,oriou. team and II Van sttsisn
o.! only IS = points. while the automobile |
Hub drivers were penali5ed - points The /
'rores al the two teams Ner" a. follows ]
Chicago Athlete Association e I kniS- 4
sy, Palmer Singer. 8 90 points = " Hamm.
perf~gt. l. Ja~aue- Peer
eco, perfect y " Wentworth Rambler
perfect. JACkson. Iocomoblia rer.
'ect. Z. 4. Briggs. Chalmers prrfert 4 II
.oon. sioddnrd; Dayton, perfect. W p
Stoddsrd- DAYTON. p~rie't. " y. Chambsr.
ain, Rambler. ~ points r u Wilson.
bier. iss points. W e. rhorn~ Palmer
singer. 3 points
Chicago Automobile club v " Van
jtrklen. ApperEon. 10 points Carroll shat
er. stevens -Iuryea. perfe''. y. No
senna. Pierre. Arros r"rie"t Charles
3osch. Sfearns. 7 point ". & Atwell S'od-
lard Dayton, : points " Franklin
Noon. o. points y " Van Si' KLEIN. "
,pperson, perfe-t " ~ Evans. Appcrson,
points; Y y Mudd. Ford perfs-i = T
lroMn. Nelle nnInIa- 1. . Mrera ANNA. |