The Washington times., 1911-04-23
AGOG
OVER SCOUT TRIP
Gidden PathRnders to Have Auspicous Start for Ottawa
Tomorrow With President Taft Giving the Signal and
Many Automobiles Escortng Party to City Line
By HARRY WARD.

| auto makes its own road. G. E. Robin
son, representing a Pittsburg house,
ss h large Seurht Eera aG G mafs
his towns in eastern Pennsylvania and
northern West Virginia. He has made
as many as thirty-five calls in day,
covering s~senty-six miles of territory
by the use of his Regal, whereas In the
old days the same work required three
days"
Miller Brothers point with pride to the
fact that since February / they have
sold sixty-three Ford cars. Latest pur-
chasers Of Ford machines include II.
Shipp Brown and Melville Hopwood.
William Jennings Bryan does not fancy
motoring at a high rate of speed. Like
WISE he does not care to go slow: III
Indiana recently he was taken long
distance in an inferior machine. The
Nebraskan asked II better car could
not be procured for the return trip. he
wanted less jolting up and down and
more progress forward. A well-known
merchant was asked to allow Mr.. Bryan
TO ride with him to Terre Haute. Inc
merchant, Of course. was pleased to
take the distinguished passenger ABOARD
1t seems the merchant has one of the
speediest cars in that section of the
country, and within few minutes the
party was clipping 1t of at sixty
mile gait. Mr.. Bryan was on the Iron'
seat, and was heard to say gently
This is a dangerous speed" There Is
not So much for you to worry about,
confided the merchant, who was himseli
driving. 81 own the car. 1t is fully In
sured."
Many prospective purchasers OF eIec-
tric machines visited the new sales
rooms of Earle & Allen, at 1910 Four
teenth street, last week to inspect the
line of Hupp-Yeats electrics they have
on display. The Hupp- Yeats Is an eiec-
trio Of unusual design. and 1t BIDS talr
to achieve a great deal OF popularity
in Washington.
Three more entries were received yes
terday by Capt. T. S. Johnston tor the
Four Leaf Glover Run of the Automo-
bile Club of Washington. Nine cars are
now enrolled. The cars entered yester-
day were two Bucks. nominated by the
Buick Motor Company, and Marion
entered by J. H. Ebersole.
Frank d. Mitchell, agent for the new
Parry car, is receiving many inquiries
about the machine, and he Is antlcl-
pating a lively season. MADE IN lndl-
annapolis by the Motor Car Manutactur-
rapidly to the front. The fore-door
touring car is one of the sensations OF
the year.
John >. bergman, agent Ioi IAo' iS1
Davidson motorcycles. reports the sale
and delivery Of 1911 machines to Joseph
Brosnahan, Lawrence Mills, August
Sphect, James Casper. Frank Fickling
Edward Ernst, E. Dodson, E. w. Boyle
w. Gallagher, Lucian Davis, r Sutton
and James Bean. Mr.. Bergman has
delivered forty-five 1911 machines t.
date.
The Pope, Automobile Company has
recently added the Mack truck to its
line of cars. The first machine was sold
to the Rudolph & West Company, and
the work 1t is accomplishing is proving
interesting to the commercial interests
of the city. The Mack Bros. Company,
builders of the Mack, are among the
pioneer manufacturers of commercial
cars, and their product is to be seen in
every city in the country. They build
o.. ltna Of ht,oi