The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
Motor Gossip
BY "sIo GRoGAN,


Following were the auto licenses issued yesterday:
sOsls-Jsmes W. Knott SIS 7th St ne Paige 1916.
sosT-wm. Esemann, 1880 N. H. ave-; Mitchell
1916.
iOsls-Mrs T. W. symons. 1905 N. H. ave-; Hud.
son 1876.
losls-Henry. stehr. ls4s st. Sc; Ford 1873
4Os2o-P j. DIncan. 81 X st. NV; Maxwell
Ds2i-R. J. Phillips. e | 1t. se.; sternberg 1915
4S22-Harvey Hayes. Cong Htx Marathon 1878
4OsZ3-C. D. Rosenberg. and 7th sta Ford 1914
403LR A. Hsrrison e1 L st. sw Ford 1917
iOs25-Dept. Of Agriculture; studebaker 1916.
SsS-Union Storage & Trans. Co.. SO 9th st. /;
SG7-wm- e Kay. St. James Hotel; Chalmers
1916.
l0sas-salvsdor M.rino. III p st NV; Overland
1914
4os2e-F W. Fletcher. ess Raleigh ID. Mercer 1909
xs0-P. Z. P. Co. 81 l4th st. NV: White 1876
4Os3.-G. G. AsracambaL 22 lst st. se: Grant 1874
iOs32-C. Z Phillips. ta6 srd ST. NV; Maxwell 1913
40e33-HaIriet F. Ward The woodley; Milburn ,slS
4oS4-C B. Ellis, sA Southern Bldg; Overland
1915
4Osa5-A. n Robe, so llth st. s.; Metz 1874
40so6-T W. Fowler. jr. $50 Irving; CaandIsr 1916
4OsS-DT. Geo. H. Mage. el 7th St. NV. Paige
1876
Esss-H W. Watkins. lss 18th st. NV: Chevrolet
1874
RS5s-G. R. West. 1854 Mscomb; Packard 1916.
40540-John H. Finius, A2 18th st. Sc Ford 1875
4oS4-L. sIirmsn. l54i Lewis st. ne Ford 1915
4Os42-Emmert Bros. Center Market; REQ 1876
f064S-John ConstaS. I'LL Mass. ave. Mitchell Iss
aosai-MOrris D. Burke: 600 ! St se. Ford ls.
EsS-W. P. Reeves. 100 E Capt; oldxnobiIe 1876
4OsS-Wm. Ware, 7s2 Lamont st. NV; Ford 1916
4osF-H K. Bliss, 3 1t. NV; Hotchkiss 1907
sOsss-T. Z. Boyce, l0l2 = St ne Ford 1876
+os4e-willis Lanier. l2s 18th St NV Cadillac 1910
i0sO-H B. Spencer. 800 Pa, ave. Packard 1915
R. c. Smith. formerly a member of the
firm of Smith-Trew Company, and now
special representative of the REQ Motor
Car Company, was in the city yesterday
for a short visit. He left last evening
for Philadelphia.
Hank" Ward, a member OF the sales
staff Of the Pollock Car Corporation, Just
now is wearing u broader smile than
usual-the reason, he is a proud papa. a
girl.
lie Roy Livingston has been appointed
Washington distributor for the Reliance
Air Container, a puncture proof inner
tube The tube is re-enforced laterally
with a layer OF parallel cords and over
them Is an extra thickness OF live rub
Der. which 1t is claimed make 1t pune
ture proof.
In the face Of the repeated statements
that the annual touring classic for the
Glidden, Anderson and National trophies
could not be revived, success has been
scored in the promotion of the tour from
Minneapolis and st. Paul to Yellowstone
Park
The tour is to start July 20, following
the route laid out some weeks ago by
the Chalmers car. The entry list has
grown until the event has taken on the
importance Of many OF the famous Gid
den tours OF the past. The Yellowstone
tour. 1t Is true, is more of a sociability
run than a competitive tour. with man
ufacturers fighting for the honors.
When Charles J. Grdden, the Lowell
millionaire, gave the trophy bearing his
name to motoring to encourage touring.
he had in mind sociable touring and not
contests OF the character to which the
annual classic reverted. and 1t was tho
wish OF Mr.. Glidden that the rules of
early tours might again be enforced and
the annual event perpetusted along much
the same lines as were followed in the
contests of 1906 and 1905, and which are
the rules for the Yellowstone Park tour.
There have been claims that such a
tour could never be organized. But the
protestants consulted the manufacturers
and the promoters of the Northwest have
consulted the wishes of owners OF motor
cars They have been successful
Such is the interest in the tour that
along the route the roads are being pre-
pared especially. Cities are arranging
entertainments. The Northern Pacific
Railroad has arranged a special train
De Luxe IN which the tourists will have
their residence at night and noon. take
their meals. ride when tired of touring
and be provided with entertainment
nightly