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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1912)
12 THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 26, 1912. FOWLER WILL FLY TO OMAHA ! iriator Will Hake Focr-DaT Trio From Kansas City and "etura. AVIATIOS MEET MAT BE HELD reveler, the emtnl Ltvlag Hm, X' Cmri realises la HI. Mm- calae aa Will CMa Ike Oeesa Seat. ' Reprrsentatfves d Aviator Fowler, who flew scrota the ewntry in his aeroplane tut year, are arranslng for Mm to fix (ram Kama City and return. Ho will leava Kiniu CUT m Juno I. reaching here on the 12th. on which data then ertll be an aviation meet Four oT the moat noted aviators In America win parUdiat in this meet Mr. Fowler will arrive on June U ana ppen the meet The ettlen en route from Kansas City to be netted by Mr. Fowler will be St. Joseph. Mo:: Hiawatha. Kan.; Atrburn, Neb.; Nebraska Cltr. Neb., and return from Omaha, els Lincoln. Beatrice. Pawnee. Horten. Atchison, Leavenworth and Kansas Cltr. Mr. Fowler Is the greatest II vine vl tor. and for him there Is no such thing not to Or- Ho recently dew over Chattanooga, whers as aviator has ever bees able to lt us bxtere. claiming that down draughts made It .Impossible. He will fly oa the Fourth of July from Reno, Nrv.. ever the Sierra Nevada mountains to Ban Francisco. To do this k will have to to et'.aa elevation of avt (eet to dear the mountains. Hs Is contemplating a trip over ths Atlantis ocean arxt year. He has mads errant -menu with Bud Mars and Charles L. Yean, his manager, to build a large slant In Kansas Cltr tor ths manufacture ef his own mass machine. Ths factory b now simoet complete. The company hi ca pi tallied t fTVOOO. Motorcycle Race ; Decoration Day at Omaha Speedway Racing enthusiasts of Omaha will be treated to exhibitions of speed and dar ing In this dtr on Dot oration day, when the meet arranged by the Motorcycle club will be pulled off . ths Hpeedway. The track Is now bet tg put In better haps than ever before, end everything Is being dons to give ths gallery ths bast show of Its kind possible.1 Ths dealers and private own re are all busy tuning, up their machines, and as ths meet Is held under J he sanction of the F. A. M, record Urns iwlll be official. If mads. i In trying out their macMaas, ths riders bare demonstrated that tits track and the machines are both fit. and when ths gun cracks. ther wlU be plenty or thrillers to satisfy ths moat MhusJeaUo rhesd find la town. i . Other races are being plarmsd for July , and other dates to be announced later on. V- m of Printers' Memorial Services Omaha Typographical union No. IN win meet at Its hall In abor Temple at in sharp this afternoon for ths Installation of Its newly sleeted officers. On ths eienpletioa of this necessary routine bus! ores, lbs union will adjourn to Forest Lain cemetery, where a monu. nient will be dedicated and memorial services win be held. It being ths regular memorial day fixed by the law of the union, special oars w.ll start from la front of Labor Tempts on Douglas street st l ie. Ths program at ths otmetery will be: i openings remarks.. PresMent Copenharvs Invocation .... Ur. i. K. Jenkins Hymn Choir Our KmbW'tn-HlsUTtdl Calling Roll of the Dead. T. W. JscCuilough Decoration ft grave. Ur members of the Ladles' auxiliary rfymn Choir Address ... Dr. D. E. Jeuklns Hymn ... ...Choir Benediction. Key to the Imitation Bee Advertising Progra: First Cole Purchaser in Omaha BENSON TAKES POSITION WITH STUDEBAKES CO. Hera Photo. . Announcement was made la mat Sun day's Bee that beginning Tuesday, Mar B. a Cols automobile agency would b located la Oman ha and that oa that day carload of Cola cars would arrive. Ths announcement created unusual Interest and Tuesday found large numbers of Omaha people sad dealers from out In ths stats oa hand to sea and purchase ths cars or arrange for a Cols selling agency. Ths mall on this subject was heavy and telephone calls numerous. The result was that all the cars that arrived Tuesday wars sold that day, the first one going a few bourn after unloading. The ear la very attractive, sells for H.8SS and has electric lights, self starter and demounts his rims. , College Swimmers Elect Officers for "Next Season NEW YORK. Msr Ss.-ElecUons for of ficers to serve next season have been held at an ths universities In ths Inter collegiate 6wltnmlng association, and the choice has In - all Inatsnces fallen on men who should make excellent leaders. Pennsylvania has picked ths fancy diver, Jamlsson, ' for captain of the swimming team, and Bscharac one of ths best for wards for ths rear, for ths water polo team. J. O. Oast, second, will manage the squad. ' At Tale. Paul Harper was reappointed to ths leadership of ths polo players, and Wilson, the fancy diver, who did such starling work, to that' of the swimming contingent Eben Cross, ths tM-yard Intercollegiate champion, and one of the fastest all around swimmers In ths leagus will have ths captaincy of ths Princeton watermen. He Is a great favorite with ths students and all feel confident that with ths splen did material In hand he will turn out a winning aggregation In ltll Cornell has again deemed It advisable to place ths case of both swimming and water polo teams In ths hands of one man and selscted W. II. Ba usher, Its most versatile performer, for ths honor. W. A. Bridesmen, a capable and enthusi astic manager, will have charge of the business and of ths association. At Columbia nothing has yst been done owing to ths wholesals loss by graduation of ths best varsity men, which has sug gested ths wisdom of awaiting until fall to bold elections. Sentiment, however, seems to be In favor of Kolbueh for the swimming team and Butcllffs or Camp bell for ths water polo six. It is not unlikely that next season will see ths league ranks swelled by ths ad dition of several new members. Amherst bas already signified Its Intention of tak ing part In ths championship tournament. Harvard Is ssld to be organising a team, and Brown. Williams, ths Boston In stitute of Technology and Syracuse may also )o'n the association. Ths Itnsrcollegi ate authorities have for soma time been trying to collect all eastern universities fostering aquatic sports under one flag, and It looks at last as If their efforts would be rewsrded with success. Psrel stent Atvertlslng Is ths Road to Big Returns. , Cultivated tastes prefer Permits. So, Yale Crew to Move to New London for Annual Boat Race NEW HAVEN, Conn., Mar -Ths Yale crew will remove Its presence from ths university boat house on New Haven Bar to Gales Ferry on ths picturesque Thames above New London In a few days All too quickly sad with far too Utile practice ths spring has slipped swsy In a clnud of drlssls and cold, with ths annual four-mils struggls against Harvard drawing nearer every day. In terest In ths condition of ths crsw, Tsls's chances with ths Crimson, ths personnel of ths varsity sight and kindred matters are beginning to pervade the undergradu ates, snd- already several of ths new graduate coaches hava taken up their work In New Haven. Present Indications show that Captain Romeyn, No. T, Is ths only man sure of a sweep this year, and It seems positive that he will continue to do business at the old stand. Phllbin, ths gridiron star snd member of last year's crew, has been rowing In the varsity boat for ths last tew days, as has Scully, another foot ball hero, and craw veteran. Ths Isst named has been alternating between the varsity and ths third boat, however. Following Is the general make up of the varsity boat these days Stroke. Inowdrn; T. Romeyn; , Den man; I. Ol denburg; 4, Phllbin; t, Stevenson; S. Tork; bow. Uore. Ths second boat: Stroke, Beek; 7, Ives: s. Freeman; &, Peck; 4, Freyvogle; i. Pease; t, Bryce; bow, Allan. Halt the members of the varsity boat, Oora, Snowden. Denman snd Stevenson, rowed In ths freshman craft last year. Oldenburg has been trying for Hnowden's place, and has been so fsr kept back tor the asms reason that barred him from the varsity boat last year his great weight. Hs weighs 800 pounds, but Is pro portionately strong, though clumsy. Phil bin's last year's experience Is not stand ing him In good stead, as ths coaches srs now teaching an entirely different stroke from that of Isst summer. The return of Yale's veteran rowing coach, Robert J. Cook, to assist Head Cos oh James 0. Rogers means thai ths oarsmen will gat mors pair oar work. The coaches srs encouraging hew rowing clubs st Tale, besides handling ths crews. Ths Yellow Peril. Jaundice, malaria, biliousness vsnlsh whsa Dr. King's New Life Pills are token. Easy, safe, guaranteed. 5a For sals by Beaton Drug Co. The Car iipreme! fmddar)Daion ' Every Model carrlei with it a itjla and quality unequaled by 'any other car on the market at the prioe quoted. THE STODDARD-DAYTOIT FOB YEAES HAS BUN THE STANDARD CAR FOB, OTHER KANTJTACTURERS TO WATCH and the Stoddard-Dayton driver it envied by those who poaieu cars of equal price, but decidedly lesa merit Stoddard-Diyton "Safoy" 28 hp., jnrs-paaseager rounni utr; fonr-eyUndar, 4i4H; wnssl- 111 Inches. Mad also with 4-pas- secgar Toortng or 1-passenfsr Compart neat Roadster bodies. $1,450 Stoddard-Dayton "Stratford" 38 Iia CI ft 5 A rivs-pasaengar Tour Op., 1,0JU lug Car; four-cylinder, 4xftt; wkselbass. 111 Inches. Mad also with 7-paasengsr Umoualas or Lavn- dsulat bocUea or with t-paaseacar Coapa or I passe a(r Bemi-Torpedo bodies. ,, Mohair Top and Boot, Kobe Rail,' Foot Rest, Horn, Jack and Tools Tnniished . With All Models. Color Options. Stoddtrd-Dayton "Stybrock" 48 "P'l "WW log Oar; foar-oyHadar, 44X1; whoolbass. Ill Inches Mads also with 7-passsDsTsr Limousins, 4-pae-enger Torpedo or 2-paaaenger Compart ment Roadster bodies. Completely equipped. Still tha "Touring Car Un squaled." Luxurious. Built tor eontlnusd service. Stoddard - Dayt.n "Knight" 6 ! Cyliiv 70 hp., $5,000 . drive aad eeater coctroL Fore-door Toar ( lng ear; wheel base, ill inches; sixS tires; Q. D. damonatabla rims; wladahleld; tire holders; soaKovers ; trunk rack; Hartford shock absorbers;- speedometer; - electric bora; slectrtc-HihUnf outfit. Furbished also with Limousine, Torpedo aad Com partment Roadster bodies, - ' For further information regarding Stoddard-Dayton ears, and their complete equipment, call of - our showroom. . Deright !l.utom Co;, DISTRIBUTORS The appointment of Ernest R. Benson as sales manager of the Btudcoaker cor poration la fraught with more signifi cance to the trade than anr recent move in automobile circles. Mr. Benson, who for five years has been the sales msnager of tha Cadillac Motor Car company, has made a remark able record snd probably as much, If not more, than any other one man has sided In bringing sutomobile selling to the point where for high grace cars prices snd service ars as well established ss in any other tins of business. ' Time was when tha automobile busi ness, the youngest of the great Industrie. was subject to constant and extraordi nary changes. It Is Mr. Benson and mer uit him who have made impossible thee sudden changes snd founded ths business along lines beneficial alike to manufac turer, dealer snd customer, for, the man ufacturer's market Is steady' aad as sured, the dealer Is certain of a good ear ai a well known price and the customer always gets his money's worth and proper cere and service after his car Is purchased. In removing to the tudebaker corpora tion Mr. Benson states that hs finds an atmosphere particularly congenial to the business Ideals for which hs stands, snd. on account of ths enormous resources of the Studebaker Interests, possibilities for furthering hie Ideas which no other com pany la the field could give aim. E. C. HOWARD BECOMES CADILLAC SALES MANAGER Ths Cad ill to Motor Car company an nounce ths appointment of K. C How ard to ths position of sales manager to succeed E. B, Benson. Mr. Howard's cou aecrioa with the Cadillac company dates back some five rears, of which ths last three have been la ths capacity of assist' ant sales manager, la which much of the executive work of the department de volved apes him. His thorough familiar ity with the policies and standards of the Cadillac organisation, his popularity and high standing with ths dealers make him eminently qualified to assume ths respoa slbllltles of his nsw position. Old People's Home Receives a Big Gift from the Kilpatricks The fund for the new building of the Old People' horns has been greatly In creased by a donation of 10.008 from Mr. and Mrs Thomas Kllpatrick. Mr. Kll patrlck gav 11,00 and Mrs. Kllpatrick the other hslf of ths amount, Mr. and Mrs Kllpatrick always hsv taken a greet Interest la the work of the Women's Christian association, particu larly In ths Old People's hems. Thetr gift Is ths largest yet received from any one family la Omaha. At their former home, Cleveland, they helped suport similar work and hava been liberal supporters of all charitable and philanthropic organisations In Omaha. The Women's Christian association has asksd Ths Bee to maks publla their acknowlegement of ths generous donation. It ,v. i'.fV' i Equipment Including SeU Starter, MohlirTop, Top Boot, Storm Curtain, Wind-' shield, Gas Lamps and Gas Tank, .Tools, etc. Roadster $1120 Touring Car niso An invitation to you. Some day soon we want you. to take a Courier ride whenerer you say. We "want you to see the Courier and to feel it in action, because it is really a remarkable car. Its size, ap-. pearance, equipment and price make it so. Well expect you to 'phone us, or " write, your address and say when no matter if it does rain you'll be well pro- . tected. Every Courier has a top, curtains and windshield. We will call for you. Then well ask you to notice some things about the Courier points you'll find interesting at we spin along. First you will see how graceful the car appears you would never know that its' price is low. ' When you enter you'll notice the easy steps, : the wide doors, and teats as comfortable as library chairs. There b plenty of room. - When we (tart yon won't feel the motor you won't feel any jar as we change gears but you'll feel the motor pull when we open the throttle. At the first hill we will give a little more power and you'll sink deeper into the upholstery. Try the brakes? surely. It is pleasant to stop gradually but positively and it gives you confidence. There are four brakes and we used only one set that time. The other is for emergencies. It rides easily, too long springs, long wheelbase, best hair in the cushions. You won't feel the bumps even when ve get out -into the country that is where we'll go, ' because it is delightful to tour on country highways and byways in a Courier. It is the only moderate-priced car of its charao ' ter, too. Don't forget this means you . telephone us immediately..' THE T. G. NORTHWALL CO. 912 Jones Street Omaha. Neb. The Cole Came to Omaha Tuesday . , u v 3 V V. 6 1 3 , H esse sOsV . -tsiii i k is '' rs? i 4 -S . 7- '.MtKBi 'A - - Tho First Cole Car Sold la Omaha aad the Maa Who Parch asM It a Few hours After It Was Taloaded. A Great Proposition for Agents It means everything to yon to line yourself up with the greatest and biggest individual makers of automobiles in the city of Indianapolis, the recognised gasoline hub. Don't delay. Territory will be gobbled. Act quick. Phone number, Douglas 3811. Make an appointment NOW. The Cole Has a Wonder, f ul Reputation Earned through the good material it is made of and the records, it has earned. Electric Lights Self Starter Demountable Rime, Cole Cars Were Not Sold Here Before Becaau the) demand was so great ia territory where they were already established that orders roald aot be filled. A large factory additioa now assures prompt delivery for alL Scure the sole agency if your territory is still o pen. Write, wire or come-in and learn why it is the easiest riding and easiest selling and losges. lasting car ever put on the American market at its price $1,885. This price includes Electric lights, self starter and demountable rims one extra rim' as regular equipment. - .' ' Gole Motor Ccr Company " Indianapolis, U, S. A. Omaha address. 1102-4 Farnam St. Phone Doug. 3811 1818 Farnam Street Omaha, Neb. J