The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-10
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| half minute, and the last machine
rolled away at 7.15 o'clock. The fif
teen minutes made up in leaving will
make the time slower on the road and
hereafter, during the run, the cars will
be- compelled to leave at minute in
tervals. The official entry list follows:
oficiai Entry List
| l, l. W. Dill, Harrisburg, Hollier g.
2, F. B. Bosch, Harrisburg, Cadillac
3. John G.. Orr, Harrisburg, Cadillac
4, DIR. B. E. Wright, Harrisburg, Chew,
rolet; 5, DR.. H. G. Slower, Harrisburg
Abbott Detroit; s, w. H. Schue, Har
risburg, Chalmers; Z, ]. B. Clay, Har,
risburg, Ford; 8, F. H. Bomgardner
Harrisburg, Cadillac; 8, I. W. Dill
Harrisburg, Republic truck; 10, J. s
Elliot & Co., Newville, Chalmers; IL
=. s. Manning, Newville, Hudson; 12,
DR.. G. 8. Basehoar, Carlisle, Packard;
Ii, H. D. Delmotte, Harrisburg, Cadil
lac; IA, W. g. Starry, Harrisburg,
Oldsmobile; 15, W. L. Keeney, New
Cumberland, Herff' Brooks; 16, 7. H.
Bogar, Harrisburg, Hudson; IL, j. G.
Soutter, Harrisburg, Cadillac; Is, F.
.. Horting, Harrisburg, Hudson; 10,
=. M. Forney, Paxtang, Overland; 90,
J. J. largest, Jr., Harrisburg, Pullman;
II, Mrs. Cora E. Britten, West Fair
view, REQ; %, Hugo Schutzenbach,
Harrisburg, Chalmers; 90, Howard
Grove, Harrisburg, REQ; "a, Adam
Brown, Harrisburg, Hupmobile; 25, s.
F., Hauck, Mechanicsburg, Chalmers;
rs, stephen 8. Dowhouer, Harrisburg,
Interstate; 81, T. B. Wildermuth, Har-
risburg, Hupmobile; John L. Morgen-
thaler, Harrisburg, Chalmers; %, G.
It" Wentzel, Blain, Pullman; 80, j. Fl.
Benfer, Harrisburg, Hudson; 81, G. B.
hech, Harrisburg, Buick; 32, Fred
Bryan, New Cumberland, Buick; 33,
- R. Rooms, Mechaniesburg, White {;
"a, Harry l.. Myers, Harrisburg. Cole
Eight; So, George B. Hess, Harrisburg,
Case.
SO, Jay N. Hursh, Harrisburg. Regal:
~, l.. M. Vented, Blain, National; 3S,
Union Sales Co., Harrisburg. Hupmo'
bile; 3d., Harry H. Hess, Harrisburg,
Hupmobile; 40, DR.. E. E. Campbell, Me-
chanicsburg, Cadillac; Al, o. X. Esh-
enauer, Harrisburg, Packard; AZ, H.
B. Lau, Harrisburg, Buick; 43, w. lH.
Shetron, New Cumberland, Overland:
a, w. E. Orth, Harrisburg, Cadillac;
45, Howard w. Baker, Harrisburg, Ma
tional; 46, George L. Smith, Harris
burg, Chevrolet; AZ, j. H. Williamson,
Harrisburg, Overland; 48, George G.
Hoffman, Harrisburg, Cadillac; 40, L.
G. Erickson, Harrisburg, Chalmers; so,
Conover & Mehring, Harrisburg, Bris.
coe; 81, F. j. Ployer, Mechaniesburg
Studebaker; So, G. B. Shope, Harris
burg, Overland; SO, George T. Cunkle,
Harrisburg, Overland; "a, r. H. For
ney, Elizabethtown, Cadillac; 90, E.
M. Singer, Harrisburg, Ford;. Sc, Rep
resentative John s. Eby, Newport,
Buick "6"; 81, W. 1. Stoke, Blain,
Buick; So, F. L. Koenig, Harrisburg,
Chalmers; SO, A. J. White, Harrisburg,
Chalmers; so, e. A. Fackler, Elizabeth
town, Cadillac; 81, Harry Miller, Har-
risburg, Herff- Brooks; 81, E. G.. Irwin,
Steelton, Chalmers; 63, Charles Ems
minger, Harrisburg, Hupmobile; Sd, E.
A. Dytlenburg, Detroit, Hupmobile; 65,
E. 8. Marks, Harrisburg, Pullman; sc,
l.. H. Lamb, Meehanicsburg, Chalmers.
Start of the Ofnctal Cars
George d. Proud, who is managing
the run, left with H. E. Reuwer in the
pilot car at O'Clock. One hour later
Frank o. Horting departed in the path
finding car. In this car were William
E. Steel, s. B. Mingle, William 8. Berg.
er and Frank Seiss.
j. Clyde Myton, secretary of the
club, driving with the referee, v. Grant
Forrer, left in the pacemaking car Just
before the departure of the first entrant.
The cars were started one after anoth.
er thereafter in front of the Senate ho-
tel as soon as ready. The baggage
truck left shortly after midnight from
the Dauphin hotel, carrying trunks and
bags of the tourists. This truck will
go ahead of the tourists during the
three days.
The end of the first days run will
be made at the Hotel Adolph, in At
lantic. City, the party going there by
way of Reading, Norristown, Philadel-
phia, Gloucester and Nays Landing.
The trip through Southern New Jersey,
with Wilmington, Del, the objective
point, will be made at 7.30 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Mrs. Cora Britton, of West Fairview,
is the only woman driver on the run.
Her car carries yellow streamers of the
woman suffrage party
Some of Those in the Party
Among the passengers on the various
cars in the run are:
No. 1, I. w. Dill, Mrs. Dill, Miss
Anna Waller, Martin Gault; 2, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank B. Bosch; 8, John G.
Orr, Mrs. Orr and Mr.. and Mrs. R. p.
Proud; 6, H. P. Walls, Conover and
Elmer Kirkpatrick; z, j. B. Clay, Mr..
and Mrs. w. s. Robinson, Roy Shaner;
8, Mr.. and Mrs. F. HI. Bomgardner,
Rachel, Dorothy and Katherine Bonn
gardner; 10, j. S. Elliott, j. l.. Elliott,
E. w. James, E. H. Wilmer, G.. W.
,Mountz, of Newville; IL, E. 8. Man
ming, George Plough, B. Sevitz and st.
Elmo Zetter, of NewviEe; 26, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. s. Dowhauer, Mrs. Walter Dow
hauer, Mrs. E. Groce; 21, Mrs. j. II.
Lynch, Mrs. B. Frank Stauffer, j. How
ard Keyes and Mrs. Cora L. Britten,
of West Fairview; 23, H. G. Grove, AL
Koenig; Al, Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Esh-
enhauer, Mr.. and Mrs. It. l.. Trego, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Grimes. w. A. Davis;
SIS, Mr.. and Mrs Il. VI. Singer; 20, J.
J. largest, Jr., c. o. Greenawalt, J.
Kinzer; 48, c. E. Hoffman, L. D. Mill
err, Il. R. Miller, F. J. Challenger; A.,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Orth, Mr.. and Mrs.
|. P. Bixler, Mrs. Kent; 16, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Bogar, Beatrice Bogar, John
Bogar, Charles Burns; 10, Mr.. and