The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
AMONG THE AUTOMOBILlSTS
ROUTE SELECTED ron CRESCENT
LONG ISLAND EVENT.


Announcement, was made last night at
the regular monthly meeting Of tho Long |
Island Autom obtls Club Of the route selected
~ and - between tennis reproseatinR that
organization and the Crescent Athletic
club. The teams VIII compete for q chal-
lense trophy offered By A. v. Pardlngton.
who u a member OF both clubs. and = h
Stevens of the Automobile Club Of America |
has been selected a. referee for the con-
test The members 90 the Joint committee
representinH both clubs have agreed On the
rules for the event. and the entry blanks
distribution 20 members OF tho two clubs
In q few days
Instead Of making detOurs. a. originally
suggested. 10 has been decided to extend the
route. and the first days journey h arranged.
with the exception Of the noon control.
The contestants viii have breakfast on
Saturday morning MAY -, az the clubhouse
Of the Long Island Automobile Club and win
follow the Msrrtck road 10 Bellport. The
stop at - o'clock viii probably Be near
Patchogus. The journey viii be resumed
at 70 o'clock and the South Country road
will be followed TO Easthampton The cars
will return 20 Riverhead through East
ouoSBs. the patty being due at Riverhsad
AZ O'Clock. On Sunday morning the cars
y
he driven through Mattituck. Port jefferson
and setankst TO SnithtOwn. being due at
the latter place at - o'clock. Al In
o'clock the party will start over the Middle |
Country road and 80 through Comuack. |
Northport. Huntington. Woodbury. and |
MlneolA back 70 brooklyn.
iOrk. delivered an address on tires last
night A. The meeting Of the Long Island
nounced that Colgate Hoyt, a former presi-
dent Of the Automobile club Of america.
had accepisd an Invitation from ne long
Island club to deliver an illustrated lecture
on touring on Friday evening. April .. Tie
will talk % a recent autonobile tour he made
Membsrs OF The club viii De allowed TO hiring
their women friends TO the lecture
J. clyde Myton. chairman. aud William
n, Douglas. secretary. Of the contest com
mittee. Of the Motor club OF harrisburg,
Key-ione state this morning on the path
finding trio to survey the route for the
.. 10 and ii They viii spend tonight IN
to-morrow nigh' IN Atlantic
city and saturday night ia wildwood. re
. nd Secretary Douglas will travel IN an
American snd Other members OF The CON
test committee viii accompany them IN
The patbAnder. will go over Inc entire
route, ma king careful measurements OF
md gathering data for the onicial route
directions. Points for locating checking
invade for securing the necessary supplies
NJ gssolene oil and water en- route The
pfiir,ais 81 ~" dissren, cites =" ana ,Ssns
4 long the route and explain the nature
nj he run. which iS not 10 be race IN any I
run viih q lime ; heduleeNiihin the legal
speed limits
20 technical examina t,On both before
4 nd sitter the run. iaNid B@ecroft presi-
dent Of the Chicago Motor club aud one
country. will be chairman Of The Technical
for the run. . he event viii
SeaTd I'd OF aI IA. American , kuSSmoSils I.so"
iatton aud The entry blanks Will be ready
Tor dis'Tion,ion a feg days. -,
hiss dona ted a sterling silver trophy to
be- awarded by the HARRISBURG ciub's con-
,Ire- Of the event viii he = csr entered bv ,
the Harrisburg BOARD OF Trade a. an Ad- ,
We r,lsemenl Tor ne ~ Ihs bo,td "i
run. following IT, custom "a former years /
n - reported That the trade hpdi-- u -oui.
fOlioN he example Of n. harrisburg Board
of Trade aud enter err iu the n,ne- Of
he cities.
n wR- reported along automobile ROW
y"-i"Tdhy that hmer~on hToo would
\ 90 to-day and becOm. president snd
general manager 81 Roth-' h'li 40 OF
his city.
Roy y Chaplin. president ~ the Hudson
Motor Car Company of Detroit. has gone
Ne VAS iOtned a. omaha by , y BrineRar
II san frHn' 100. who represents ne Hnd-
auponnced thar the new hudson factory
ia Detroit viii he completed IN the fall
Recorder Not, Of Eas, Orange. y !.
hHr announced that driver- convicted OF
excessive speeding ~ he's court are liable
N Sioo Recori-r Not made this an :
nOuu~ement last week after he had fined q
Newark youth $50 for driving A. nisht
lis for not having = 1910 New Jersey driving
Iicen-s
MAYOR Fuzgcrald Of Bo-ton Ia an address
before = COMMITTEES Of the Massachusetts
state Legislature recently dcCiared that
unless q portion OF the money collected by
Inc state Highway Commission for motor ,
,ehi"ie REGISTRATIONS = turned over TO the 1
-otre of the Bo-ion parkNsys closed 20 =,
automobiles lie sad he would confer !
With The rnrk oonmi-slopers and ~ TO
OWfui-s 20 close the park roads 10 :
'nnior ears when the park orfis as deemed !
such action ue' e--ary
The beautiful finish 81 expensive cars y
- Frequently ruined by careless washing b
and by the Of soap and ppOnGe- IN
" hich there are tiny blis of coral or @hells d
.ays H0.s'tss Too. With the proper care
- mstTe. like that of a piano. for several
-easons. unle-. u - IuarTed by some nm I
svoidabl~ 49, dent. but many ears look dull .
ard dead after q lev months Use owing In q
many instan' 80 to the needless Use Of strong ]
alhAll soaps. " - question whether y
i not wiser 10 Use less -oap and more Of {
some Kind Of Oh or varnish food, treating
he varpi~h by some such method - e'u-
ployed by piano aud furniture dealers Ia
snliven the hni-h 81 pianos OF furniture,
A. matter Of Tact " 10 unnecessary \
% Use sosp on tho body except &C places .
hat have be0oule greasy, and then only IN
limited quantities when -oap 10 used
svery trace ~ IL must be- Ttnred On and the =
surface thoroughly dried by rubbing 9th
=Ssi, dTy yhamOis ndeT no conditions
.hnt q .aT 10 washed or soap used on any
gaTnished suTfs'e whis h ~ hot. - on the
hood or parts adjacent 10 the motor TIM
nedtately after u@s.. ~ the varniah j. soft
ened b. the heat and easily ruined when IN !
his condition Care should he exercised ,
n this dire'tinn a. . cars value - Judged !
arEely by - outward appearance and many
rev ear u made 20 look osd and shabby
BY the indt-rTset and too liberal use Of
ssSssT =t5p.