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THE MEDFOBD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEoFOKD, OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 100.9.
News of the Automobile World
NEW CLUBS ARE
E
Mad
MEMBERS
The American Automobile Associa
tion Takes in the Atlanto, Waco
and Rowan Clubs Secure
Proper Recognition.
MEDEORD LEADS WORLD IN
NUMBER OE AUTOMOBILES
No Other City in tho World Has as Many Machines in Use as Has Med
ford Per Capita of Population Motor Cars Are a
Necessity in tho Valley.
Threo now clubs vero elected to
membership In the American Auto
mobile association at the regular
monthly meeting ot tho cxecutlvo
committee, held recently at national
headquarters, 437 Fifth avenue, New
York. They wore: Atlanta Automo
moblle association ot Atlanta, Ga.;
Waco Automobile club, Waco, Tex.,
and the Rowan County Automobile
club of Salisbury, X. C. At tho samo
timo favorable reports were received
indicating that acttvo work is pro
gressing toward the formation of
Btato associations In Texas, North
Carolina, Alabama and Florida.
Secretary B. M. Reed of tho Tampa
club stated that automobile Interest
was Increaclng rapidly in all parts of
Florida and the clubs that are likely
to be affiliated with tho state body
will be tho Tampa, Daytona, DeLand,
Orlando, Bartow, Brookvlllo, Ocala,
Gainesville and Jacksonville clubs.
President Lewis B. Spearo of Boston,
who presided at the meeting, an
nounced the appointment of Ralph
W. Smith, president of tho Denver
Motor club, also president ot tho Col
orado Statae Automobllo association,
as a member ot the A. A. A. commlt-toc.
Med ford leads tho world In the
n mber of automobiles per capita of
! population. Statistics show that -it
I the present t'mo thero la ono automo
bile In use to every 500 population
In tho United States. Pasadena, with
splendid roads, and called the "city
of millionaires," has one automobllo
to every 72 population. Modford has
one for every 30. Tuo number of
automobiles exceed 200 200 In the
city. And Modford is well equipped
with garages, up-to-date in every par
ticular, to caro for them.
Tho automobllo Is not p. luxury In
tho valley. It has become a neces
sity. Tho o-cliard owners reside in
tho city and when tho rush times
como on they must need visit their
orchards several times a, day. Tho
automobile is needed. In the city
'o auto Is needed for running er
rands, for short pleasuro trips and
the like. A 'evel valley rddc Incen
tive until today Modford leads In
the number ot automobiles.
Many cars havo been purchased for
tho coming year and auto dealers aro
unanimous In their censure of the
fact that they are not p.llotted more
cars. Tho outlook for the coming
year Is splendid and tho motor car
men are planning to make tho most
of It.
Tho C. It. Sayder Motor Car com
pany reports tho sale of n 1910 Cad
illac "30" touring car to II. C. Dixon
of Grants Pass the past week. They
also report that they only have four
1910 CadMlacs loft and can give early
delivery on but two of these.
Tho San Francisco Examiner re
cently published tho following artlclo
on hunting In Oregon by automobllo:
Deer and other big gamo hunting.
ns well as excellent fishing, may bo
had In plenty It. tho country adjacent j
to the Santlam river In Oregon, andj
tne regions sn wnica inuao spuria um
so plentiful may bo reached easily
with automobiles, writes T. B. Kay
of Salem, Or., to tho Studobakor Bros.
Kay made an exceedingly- successful
hunting trip In this portion of Oregon
recently, during which time ho used
his Studobakor touring car a great
deal. Ho gives tho following account
ot the conditions ot the roads and tho
hunting prospects:
"By starting from tho railroad at
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AUTO SHOW IN
SOON
Oato Fixed for Second Annual Au
tomobile Show Many Will At
tend from all Parts of
Country.
Tho time January 24 to January
29.
, Tho place Tho Armory, corner of
Tenth ami Couch streets.
Tho vent Tho second annual au
tomobllo show ot tho Portland Auto
mobllo club.
Such was th decision reached by
tho Portlaand Automobllo club over
a week nco. Such was tho decision
reached by tho members of tho Port
land Automobllo Dealers' association
Wednesday night. "Tho two parties!
most deeply concerned being willing1
accordingly tho second annual auto
mobllo show of tho Portland Automo
bllo club will bo held January 24 to
January 29 In tho Armory of tho Ore
gon National Guard.
For awhile It seemed very dubious j
whether thero would bo a show or
dealers association, tho men who
mako tho show, were decidedly
avorso to holding another show in
tho Armory. A special mooting of tho J
nsscoclatlon was hold Wednesday
night, with tho result that after much .
discussion tho dates selected by tho!
Automobllo club were ratified, and
tho show will bo hold on those dates.
EVENTS SOON TO
COME IN THE
AUTO WORLD
DoctMubor 5-19 Uollutilllty trial
for Unlit enrs, under direction of
I. 'Auto, l'nrls.
Deconihor 29-30 Fourth atinunl
mlil-wlntor enduranro contest under
direction of tho Quaker City Motor
club.
December 3!-Juminry 7 New York
city, Grand Central Paliiro, tenth In
ternational automobllo show. Under
the management of tho American Mo
tor Car Manufacturon' association
with Importers Automobllo Salon nud
tno Motor and Accessory Manufactur
ers, Alfred Hooves, general mana
ger, 50R Fifth avenue, Now York city,
January 8-15 Tenth annual na
tional nutomobllo show In Madison
Square Garden, Now York, under tho
auspices of tho Association ot Licens
ed Automobllo Manufacturers.
January 17-22 Annual nutomo
bllo show of tho Automobllo associa
tion of Philadelphia In tho Second
Regiment armory, Rroad street and
Sunquchnnna avenue. Secoond annual
automobllo show of tho Portland Au
tomobllo club of Portland, Or. i
January 24-29 Third annual au
tomobllo show In Detroit, Mich., un
der the direction of Detroit Automo
bllo association.
January 2S-Fobrnary 5 Automo
bllo exhibition at Wavorly Market,
Edinburgh, Scotland, under direction
of Scottish Motor Trado association.
Willy Llpmnn, secretary ot tho
Portland Automobllo club, and tho
manager of last year's highly suc
cessful show, will again handle tho
reins of tho Portland show. Tho
denlers woro unanimous in asking
that ho bo soloctod, and tho appoint
ment was inado nt onco. Mr. Llpmnn
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Timber and Coal Lands
ENGINEERING AND SU11VIDYINO CON
TRACTS TAKEN AND ESTIMATES
FURNISHED.
B. H. Harris & Co.
MEDFORD, OREGON
Office in Jackson County Bank Upstairs
took up tho duties ot tho office nt
onco.
Tho first act ot tho now manaKcr
was to hlro tho Armory. Tho con
tract cnlln for tho uno of tho on-
t run ci hall, danco hall oh tho soc-
ond floor, tho Rymnaslum and tho
malu drill hull.
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Agents Pierce, Arrow, Cadillac, Buick
104 S. Bartlett St. Cor. 8th. Medford, Oregon