The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-05
EIGHTEEN OUT OF TWENTY-FIVE AUTOS
ARRIVE HERE WITH PERFECT RECORD
IN FIRST LAP OF BIG ENDURANCE RUN



were the following:
No. Pilot car, 35-horse power
Stevens Duryet, entered and driven
by President Frank C. Battey in class
A. George W. Tiedeman, observer.
1 Jean Maner.
| No. 2.-Maxwell, 14-horse power, en-
! tered and driven by ]. L. Highsmith,
in class C. L. B. Highsmith, OBJ
server.
! No. 3.-Cartercar, 3. 25-horse power,
entered in class C by Savannah Taxi
cab Company, driven by w. c. Mahon-
ey. F. NJ. Whittle, observer.
| No. 4-Hupmobile, 16-horse power,
: entered in class c by Hazard & Brock
! ett. Driven by Chris Jacobs. A NJ.
Rabey, observer.
No. 5-Buick, 22-horse power en-
tered in class by Albert Fendig of
Brunswick. H. B. Flanders, driver.
Barlow Anderson, observer.
No. 6.--Baick, 18-horse power, en-
! tered in class @ by l.. R. Akin of
Brunswick, T. II. Smith, driver, Ed
J
No. Maxwell, 12-horse power, en-
tered in class by Mrs. l.. w. Haz-
ard, who is driving car. D. H. Y.
Righton, observer.
No. S-MaxwelI, 12-horse power en-
tered by Hazard & Brockett in class G
Driven by w. II, Towles. Henry
Schroeder, observer.
No. 9-Buicll, 1S-horse power, en-
tered and driven By Darwin B. Hull
in class G. Victor Shaw, observer and
Mrs. w. T. Bailey and Miss Bailey
passengers.
No. 1O-Maxwell, 10 horse power,
entered and riven in class by Rev.
Francis Alan Brown. Observer, E. M.
Rhett
No. 11-Maxwell, 10-horse- power,
entered in class G by Henry A Brant-
ley, who will drive. L. ]. Wilkinson
observer.
No. 12-E. NJ. F. 3O-horse- power
entered in class C by Capt w. }.
Thompson Driven by w. C. Thomp-
son. H. l.. Thompson, observer.
NO. 14-Maxwell, 30-horse power;
entered by Hazard & Brockett in class
IB. CA. Adams driver Julian Hexter
observer.
No. 15-Cole, 3O-horse power; en-
tered by Carter & Logan in class b
Driven by r. S. Brown. A O. Meyers
observer.
No. 16-Maxwell, 30-horse power;
entered by G. R. Foltz. Robert Brock
ett driver. J. F. Bernhardt, observer.
No. 17-Chalmers- Detroit, 30-horse
power; entered in class E by Mrs. F.
J.. Doughty. driven by Lyon S. Dtlga-
ty. C. G. Wilkinson, observer
No. 1S-Lancia 1S-horse power; en-
tered in class A, and driven by Harvey
Granger. o. T. Bacon, observer
No. 19-Chalmers-Detro 80; en-
tered by T. A. Bryson, in class A. T.
A. Bryson, Jr., driver. F. F. Gaines,
observer.
No. 20-Franklin. 1S-horse power,
in class C, entered and driven by F.
H. Mallard. j. H. Hopkins, observer.
No. 21-Acme 35, 40-horse power,
entered in class A, by w. H. Howard,
George Mouro, driver. w. H. Howard
observer.
No. 22-Packard, 30-horse power en-
tered and driven by Norman G..
Browne, in class A. Victor Desboul-
lion observer.
No. 23-Stevens- -Duryea, 24-horse
power, entered and driven in class A.
by A. w. Solomon. Fred E. Solomon
observer. Mrs. A. w. Solomon, Mrs.
F. E. Solomon, Miss Cecile Solomon.
Parade This Morning
Granting the request of the local
committee, those in charge of the run
agreed to give short auto parade
over the city this morning before
Estarting to Jacksonville. The cars
Twill start out from the Oglethorpe ho-
gtel promptly at $780, will go down
Newcastle to the A, B. & A., terminals
then to Union and up that street to
lGloucester. thence to Newcastle and
hack to the OglethCrpe, where the Of
fetal time will be taken and the start
made for Jacksonville. 1t is expect
ed that a large number of people will
be out early to witness the parade.
Visitors Entertained
Last night the visitors were guests
of the people of Brunswi3. Headed
by Mayor Tiedeman, of Savannah,
Hon. Harvey Granger, Secretary =ol-
omen, of the Savannah Automobile
Club, and others, the autoists visited
the Progress and German-American
clubs, where lunch and refreshments
| were served. Others paid visit to
the ladies bazaar, the various mem
bers of the local committee being on
hand at every turn to assist in max
| ing the visitors feel at home.
Second Lap.
According to the arranged sched-
ule. the machines will reach Jackson
VILE between and ; o'clock this aft
ernoon. The only stop Of any length
will be at Owens Ferry, where dinner
will be served. The route and dis
tance from Brunswick to Jacksonville
is as follows: