New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
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AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
Jersey Motorists to Make An
other Effort for Reciprocity.
ORGANIZATION IS EFFECTED
Joint Legislative Committee
Formed to Wage Vigorous
Campaign for New Laws.

All motorists In New Jersey are vitality
interested in automobile legislation that has
for its principle that motorists from other
states desiring TO travel in New Jersey
shall be permitted to do so for limited
period of time without being required 10
take out registration or sign power or at
torney when they have been properly ree's
tered I'm their own state. provided that
state extends similar privileges to the mo
torlsts of New Jersey" and they VIII re-
member the strenuous efforts that were
brought forth last year to have the Legs
lature pass a reciprocity bill and the iaet
that II was defeated in the Senate Dy Only
one vote.
II should he a great satisfaction for theni
to now learn that, through organizauoli'
special efforts are being made TINS year ~
obtain the legislation that they all so iiiuo"
desire. They will no doubt be interested 10
know that tine principal and largest au'o
mobile organizations of the state, repre-
senting every shade Of opinion ahohS VI
ganlzed motorists, have got toee'hei o
the subject. and there has been JOINT
committee appointed ,.,n.
This committee is known as the JONI
legislative committee OF the autoHloDi''1'0
of New Jersey, and has full power 10 lano
charge of the proposed autonoplie 'es''
t,on this winter in the interests OF all ih''
torists irrespective of club aihllatloi0
They have every hope that the ldDo' -
this committee will be crowned WIN
cess and that the present unfaVoraoie a',i
tude of the New Jersey law IN resalu
visiting motorists will be done away W.,
Tho io,nt legislative committee Is co'"-
nosed of five representatives from ti'o
Jersey Automobile Trade Assoclatio", HS'
renresentatives from the Associated AH'o-
mobile Clubs of New Jersey ana hVe req
rosentatives from the New Jersey Autonlo-
bile and Motor Club.
rbo renresentatives from the New Jer-
sov Automobile Trade Association follow
George Blakeslee, George smith,
F,,zeerald w. II. Ellis and George fad-
dock .a,,,,,
Tbosa from the Associated Automooie
clubs of New Jersey follow W. bueeh7
Turton. Joseph II. Wood, w. Cn'e Ni0'O''
7 II Edwards and George POST
Those from the New Jersey Autoiiiooo
and Motor Club follow: Richard g JehhiIs' Jr,,'
J. O. Groebe, Ira Kipp, jr.' Horace
and Melville A. Carpenter
Loaded with automobiles, the AustFailan
steamship Schoenfes sailed from TINS cl'y
Yesterday for Adelaide, Soutn AusIai'a'
CARRYING the largest single cargo OF motor
cars ever shipped abroad by an American
automobile manufactures, and leaving
big overload on the dock to follow Oh INC
next steamer.
All the cars were Maxwells, shipped py
the United Motor Export Company, the
foreign division OF the United States Motor
Companv. They were sold to the Farmers
and Producers Supply Company, one OF
the largest companies OF It's kind In AUS
tralla.
In addition to carrying record cargo
the captaln Of the Schoenfes unknoWingly
is participating in what may be record for
speed I'm the delivery Of automobile export
orders. The shipment was made as the
result of a cable order received less than
one week after American newspapers and
trade Journals reached Australia with ac-
counts of the Maxwell victory In the
Glidden tour incidentally it showed that
the merchandising power of great Ameri-
can newspapers extends to the remote
parts Of the globe.
In its first day of nonstop Christmas
week service in Philadelphia the Adams