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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
10
The protection of United States Patent No. 549160 issued November 5 1895 is declared valid by Judge Hough of the U S Circuit Court for the Southern District of New York and covers the modern gasoline automobile.
Licensees cover seventy five makes of gasoline automobiles with rights protected by the Selden Patent. Suits may be brought by licensees against manufacturers dealers or users for infringements. The patent is recognized by major manufacturers and upheld by the courts. Buyers are urged to choose licensed cars to avoid litigation risks and ensure value.
A public notice from the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers lists brands including Acme Alto American Amplex Autocar Buick Cadillac and more. It states buyers should know the facts before purchase and be governed accordingly from 7 East 42nd Street New York.
A bustling motorcycle exhibition draws buyers as prices change hands and orders pile up for immediate delivery. The standout M M four horsepower single impresses Boston riders, praised for its complete touring design, new features, and smooth road performance.
William Turner Lewis, chairman of Mitchell-Lewis Motor Co, will depart for Europe next month on an extended tour. He will be joined by Frank Zirbies, famed driver, who will pilot a Mitchell car through several countries after the Glidden tour leg from Cincinnati.
The Boston College High School hosts BC High English track meet tomorrow afternoon at its gym on James Street. Eight junior relay teams from Boston Latin School join the program, with Boston Latin and Rindge Manual Training School relay teams also racing. The two school teams are evenly matched for an exciting race.
The Farrell brothers led the High School of Commerce junior meet at the Commerce gym. Francia Farrell won both field events while George Farrell took second in the shot and third in the 100 yard dash. The closeness of the class relay added excitement, with Robinson also placing in the dash and the 600 yard run.
Dartmouth baseball opened practice in Hanover New Hampshire with Coach Keady directing 320 players in battery work. Returns include Mitchbell and Elstrom from last year’s pitching staff, with Schildmiller the sole regular missing as weather and gym crowding push the start date later than usual.
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