The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06

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on the Los Angeles motordrome and
5O-mile worlds record for cars OF
I the Cole 30 class on this same motor.
drome. Endicott also won first places
in the 10. 20 and 60mile races on
the Atlanta, Ga. race course. and
won for the Cole the Savannah TO
Jacksonville endurance contest.
George W. Row. OF Pleasant Valley.
has ordered an ArBenZ roadster
through the local agency. the Auto
Car Company.
There is convincing proof OF the
value or the daily newspaper as "A SELL
ing agent in the national CAMPAIGN
planned for this year by the Regal
Motor Car company Of Detroit. Mich
An automobile factory for the arst
time has left the magazine pages for
the columns Of the newspapers OF the
cities and villages 70 create a demand
for the automobile and to prove that
the car advertised gives n briming
measure OF value for the money paid
out.
The United States Tire company has
ready for distribution among autouo-
bile owners OF the country an ex-
haustive work published under the
NANAN AANN ~ hffp our Tire tx
pense.' II has been issued I'm con-
junction with the tire service depart
ment recently established by this firm
to aid motorists in getting as great
mileage as possible out OF their tires
Dodging winter weather has become
popular pastime with northern
motorists. ono OF the latest to return
from the South being r. W. DuVall.
his family and friends Of Minot. "
II.
They Travelled over 1000 miles
through eleven states in "A Franklin
and witnessed the Mardi Gras festivi-
ties at New orleans
The party left Minot October 10 and
went directly south 70 San Antonio
Texas. While the Dakotas were hav-
ing the coolest OF winters Mr.. DuNall
and his friends were touring in pleas
ant weather.
Travel was not fast. The motorists
enjoyed the country. often stopping for
an hour or so I'm some beautiful wood
ed spot.
The Hupmobile runabout owned by
Henry Hazlett is being given an over
hauling at the Engineering & Equip
ment Company.
Wheeling autoists are meeting with
( much trouble touring in Ohio by not
having license tags displayed I'm front
. and rear Of their cars. The Ohio laws
compel the autoist 10 display his H.
cense on both ends OF the car
Work will not be started for some
J time on the new Rambler garage.
/ While N the Rambler factory Mr.
/ Bayha will inspect plans for the cree
ton Of tho building.
4 now Overland touring car recent.
ly ordered by Kiel q Herbert. local
agents for the machine. will arrive
some time today from the factory.
The car has been sold.
viii Colvig has had his touring car
/ ovcrhauled and IS arranging for tour
; next month.
The Maxwell car owned by George
/ Emblem has been overhauled and viii
p be seen on the streets within a few
/ days.
The Thomas Flyer owned By Col.
William Bodley has been sent 10 the
/ factory 10 be overhauled.
: W. r. Rounds is having his Loco
mobile given q general overhauling
In one Of the local garages.
p The Hays touring car purchased by
B. ". $. McElroy will arrive within the
next few days.
Practically an drivers Of this city
have Tow taken out their State d.
cense.
Several pittsburg awoists will ar
rive in this city today on the Queen
city. with their families. They will
make tho run back 10 Pittsburg in
their cars.
B =. Johnson. of Belllrr. has re-
cciFcd his Stcphen-Duryea touring
+ car which he ordered several weeks
ago
Andrew Tolmey has received his
now T.. ". p. touring car which he
purchased last week.
/ 10 McCrcaeor. Of BcUairc. has pur
chased new r. VI o. turing car
which was seen on the streets yes
tcrday
DR. Griffin has purchased a new
p. " p. touring car. which no. drove
FOO hIs 81 Clairsvillc home YESTERDAY.
Nuch interest was taken In the
speed demonstration given Thursday