The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10


owners: Each chauffeur is required
to hle In the office OF the auditor
statement which includes his name
and address and the trade name and
the motor power OF the motor vehicle
he Is able to operate. The auditors
registration fee Is fixed at two dollars
and he is required to issue TO the
chauffeur a badge containing hts
registration number. This badge the
chauffeur is required TO wear In a
conspicuous place while driving.
II Is stated that many chauffeurs
have not been registered and these
drivers are subject TO arrest
Yesterday the Morgan Carriage
Company delivered a two ton Chase
truck TO the Reymann Brewing Com
pany.
Driving a big Jozier. II. NJ. Bennett
and party OF Emberton. Pa, passed
through this city yesterday enroute
10 the great lakes. They stopped at
the Mcclure for short time and re-
ported the roads in excellent condi-
ton.
Now that the roads are IN excellent
condition, a large number or touring
parties pass through this city each
week Wheeling being on the Ma
tiOnal road. is on a direct line with
all roads leading to the Atlantic sea
coast.
Harry Mcclure will leave next
month for Chicago. IN his racing Max
we'll. The run will be made via Cleve-
land. over the National road.
c. W. Mathison. OF Wilkes-B Barre.
Pa. manager of the Mathison Car
Company. was in the city this week
on business. lie announces that he
will have an agency for his car in
this city shortly.
Among the history makers during
the late trouble in Mexico was a six
cylinder. forty-two horsepower Frank
lin touring car owned by John &.
tfeenway OF Cananea, a mining town
in the trouble zone.
When the revolution broke IN
earnest. motor cars added a modern
touch to the warfare by providing a
rapid means OF transportation when
such was necessary.
Foremost among these was the
Franklin touring car with its air,
cooled motor.
Wien the disturbance lent a dan
gerous element To residence in Mex
leo. the car was used in rushing
women and children across the border
line into the United states
At the battle Of Juarnz. it carried
the wounded 10 hospitals. running
Ccaselessly for hours vl'h the mer-
curv close 10 t0D degrees. Tho air
cooled motor proved invaluable. rs
the high temperature. with no shade.
heated The water in the radiators.
The big tires. fullciliptic springs
wood chassis frame ami light weight
OF The car made 81 especially easy
riding for the wounded over tho
rough roads
Stockholders OF The Iozicr Motor
Company. al q recent meeting. author.
lied an increase TN tho company's
capital stock from s. In0 oou 10 e..
ono.oo0. Tho increase authorized con
sis's Of $5"0.1d in per cent cumu,r.
tive preferred stock and AN edua!
amount ~ additional common stock
The latter will not be issued ~
present.
Another firm of automobile manu-
lecturers that finds ~ prcseuI manu-
featuring facilities too small for its
selling capacity is THE Cole Motor
Car Company, az indianapolis. Ind.
manufacturers ~ the we'll known
.lolc go automobile
~ the first annual banquet of Cole
BOO owners held 100 indianapolis the
dat before tho International sweep
stakes racc. ! O. Cole announced that
plans Wcrc under way for rho cor
-irrction of one OF the largest up-tu.
date automobile manufacturing plants
In the country Iio stated thrt tho
present cuisines had ol-arown. tho
capacity ~ flc Colo plant which now
includes four separate buildings in
The IlOos.cr capital city
During Tho coming week tho board
of directors az Tho ohio valley Auto
club viii hold meeting for tho pur-
pose a. c0Wplcflr, plans for fhp or
piaus outing Tho meeting VIII he
held at tho cali Of Secretary West
mycr and viii probably be held
"Wednesday
80 th.. meeting fnal plans viii Do
made for fhr annual Orphans Uav.
which win lc bold during this month
Tho little tots wll DO fatcn e ride
boo %" cars al over tho city ard rural
districts and then vhieked 20 some
shady grove. where % picnic will ho
hcld< The little orphans are looking
forward with much jos 10 tho outing.
Tho roads fu fiI4 vicinity aro now