The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-21

park all automobiles occupied by those
who shall attend the fair from any sec.
ton OF the country. THIS Is the nrst
time In the history of the fair that
the interests OF the automobiiists
nave been especially looked after. ana
which, OF course, will be greatly ap.
preciated by the motorists.
A man who knows what he IS talk
ing about said yesterday that there
were $500 automobiles sold in west
virginia In 1913. over twice that num-
Der in 1914. about 1900. while the
sales this year will exceed Is. 600 IN
this state. The greater part of the
cars have been bought in the rural
districts and country towns. while a
few years ago all the auto sales were
confined to the cities.
Harry Padden OF Warwood. has pur.
chased touring Mitchell through the
Wheeling agency, which was delivered
this week
Andrew Sipple OF Warwood. had MS
new Ford touring car this week. Mr.
Sipple is building a large garage IN
tahe rear OF his home in South War
wood
Edward Brooks. the recently appoint
ed state weights and measure inspec.
tor. has purchased a Ford car for
pleasure and business. Mr.. Brooks
lives in Warwood.
The Capitol Car Company OF Market
street delivered Thomas Reds tour
ing Maxwell TO his home at Cameron
this week
Because of the great demand TOR
Jehrey cars IL has been impossible
TO make deliveries promptly at all
SAID the manager OF the Capitol Car
Company yesterday. The factory at
Detroit is running day and night in an
effort TO catch up with the orders.
The following new members have
been added to the West Virginia
state Automobile association. and
through IL. the American Automobile
association during the past two
weeks.
Messrs. Chas r. Monroe. Fleming.
ton; Basil II. Lucas. ShinnstOn: A.
Jay Valentine. Parsons: r. A Dur
T.
Buckhannon. Harry W Chaddock.
Carlton. Charles r. Robinson Weir.
ton. Robert ID. Hennen. Morgantown.
Harrison b. Smith. Charleston. Thos.
W. Cooke. Piedmont: W. w Nc.
elaine, Romney.
During the past week. Secretary A.
II. HOblitzell OF the Ohio Valley
Automobile club and West Virginia
state Automobile association. spent
several days In Fairmont. In the in
tercst of the formation OF an auto
mobile club At that place. Secretary
hoblitzel stated that a meeting would
be called within the near future for
the purpose Of completing the organi-
zGtion.
Mr.. G.. s. Robinson. president OF
the Ohio valley Automobile club who
g. spending several weeks In Atlantic
city. Is expected home in a few days
One OF tho largest Good Roads
meetings ever held in this state will
take place az Blucfeld. October %.
70. u. when the Southern Appala-
chain Good Roads association will
hold forth Representative FROM
ten different states will be- In attend
anco and q large delegation from the
panhandle section will be- present
cts always been strange and mis-
uderstardine fhiar fo me-" remarked
an aged Wheeling livery stable owner
the other dav. chat aU tho biz papers
throughout ffn' country run regularly
automobile pages. while none ~ them
ever devoted even a part of a page
each week f0 fhp livery stable bust
moss. nor when ono bought horse.
carriage or buggy fhn fact was not
Dh-0u'CIcd az .e being done when one
purchase an auto and another tninc
note. concluded Iho aags l.veryuan
That fhr carriage and buggy marufar.
furDfa never had vrItours in fHo pap.
tr when they made some little inn
rr0vcwrnf on 'hoir vehicles
Tho Capitol car Company. Market
street. delivered t0 Thomas Walker %
H0IIaNHr. Ohio. N.. now 1916 Max.
vcU touring car fh.. unrk
Because lr was a0 proud OF hIl Hne
reW 1910 maxwell Jefferson Minor. a
prominent business man Of Cameron
wac arrested and nurd Dol Warwood
900. week for speeding Wr Minor
came into town fDr hla MARVEL a.
iu' Capitol Car Company and inc
boat ran 20 smoothly and nicely that
Do just "Int 'cr out" along the streets
of Warvood De paid bis inc ana
Then drove home.