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irjtanliatlon mhl.-h acts flt-st in tho mst-i lUTif siVinll Tin a Atlfft I f ;' ti: '" ' "' m ' """ " ftm.n f iin-- mi run mr i - n u,nvtiim,im.u,i
trr will also bo ir.aalne; a concession lYllLOIiUll lido iiUtU H , f
in ; xa'i . . n
INSURANCE FORSPEED BUGS
Sy Harroun Bug-jetts Per Cent of
Race Beceipta Be Put in Fnnd
for Drlten Hurt.
KO PEOTEOIOU AT ALL KOW
. Thai mmi oflnl plan should ha pit
Into effect that will provide for tho car
ef reoe drlvr-m and ridlns mechanic, in
Jure In the rurulnrty saJetion1 events
Of the sson, U the belief of Chief Kn
finrr Bay Harroun of the Ifaiirell Mo
tor company.
Mr. Harroun niggmtn that a direct
path to swh an tnd would be the eMab
llartment of a national Insurance fund
eomprlsad of 1 per cent of the arose is
e1pta of tha rsrlons meeting. thU nd
to be administered by a commission rep
resntln( the drlvera, mechanics and pro
.meters, aa well aa the entrant in the
.various meeting.
Tha coat of accldetU: Insurance for iran
Intf men la ao high aa to make It vlnunlly
Vrohlbttlva. Vital statistic in tl.la tine
re still fcaaed on the hajanls of many
-are mo.
! At praam t participant arc compelled
to waive, with their entry, any rtaht to
taco-rer damages aa tha result of .heir
empetiUon. la the absence of any or
ganization representlna; their rlsMa,
drivers and mwhanlca conform InVarltbly
to this custom. A a renlt. Injury has
In many case thrown the victim n his
own resource for a Ions; perlol during
which ha Is without earning capacity.
- "My former teammala, Jo IHiwson,
hasn't been 1M0 to drive In a raca alncu
hVwt hurt at 1r!anspo!l a ywt 40."
decUres Harroun. "Two years ago JncK
Tower went to the hospital for a long
stay, In rlmtlar flrcumotancea. Uoth
these men are prnctlrally well .miln, ai:d
both were able to command K vo.l care.
In which detail th-sy were mom foi-tunsti
than mariy other dslvers and mechanics.
"Any vteriii mc'i.g man csn nnnm
case where men either dl d or ririaln
crippled today through their luibillty to
psy for cxper. attention aft r Injury. Jn
some cases hos.iltnl egpe!i have teen
paid through a collection taken by other
drivers and mechanics."
Tha percentage suggentc.i i.y fr. lTar
roun should, In tho belief of epr!enced
racing men. be amplo to caro for all hns
jHtnl expenses. It .v!ld iindoiihteillv In
tlmn create a fund ;re -nougi to acive
aa n endowmeril, fr.m which mnis could
also be rnld to deucndi-nt rrlu'lvcs of
drivers or mtchon!cs wbi loe ihHr
live In tHsi .rccarl 'port of autcmo
hll racing.
Undoubtedly, the first racing organiza
tion to announce stch a pri.vls'on -wi:i
provide an op'iln.i wed for general
recognition of wmc such movemont. Thw
tho psrtlilpaura ii utomollla racing.
Reo Manager Says -Auto
Business is
Now Most Stable
. "Conditions In tha automobile business
are mora settled than St any preAluus
time," ay nichard K. Scott, general
manager of t)e Iteo Motor Car c)mruny.
"I can't recall a time when tho outlook
was so clear or' the Industry on a firmer
basis than right now," continued tha lleo
man.
"To tha man 'on tho outside I suppos
It look Just tha reverse what with the
many Innovations, the many types of
multi-cylinder car and the other seem
ingly contradictory announcements, to
gether with the apparent slashing of
price.
"But if you look bilow the surface you
wl'.l see that these aYi but Indications of
ta hint v frantic breads In price In mld-Sf-ason.
the adoption of now radical type
of motors, etc., are but efforts on the part
of soma maker to get 'a place In tiie
sun,' while those who already enjoy that
privilege the better established makers
are announcing nothing radical."
Mitchell Has Auto
Display in Window
of Burgess-Nash Co.
The slxteen-slx Mitchells are keeping
the factory and dealers on a lively Jump
since their announcement, making deliv
eries. The smaller car waa delivered from
the Omaha agency during; the last week
to the following: A. E. Jteaaon, Audu
bon; I. Fred Ritter, Tllden. Neb.; E. E.
Mock el t, Lincoln, two carloads; Bchlentsi
Bros., David City, carload; F. H. Bee be,
M.ssourt Valley, la.; M. T. Christian,
Missouri Valley, la. The 191 six d luxe
car were delivered to J. T. Bowman,
Brunlng, Neb. Hegney Broa and Tom
Wolfe, Friend, Neb.; It C. Peters, Dun
lnp, la., and Scott A IIIIU Omaha, and a
fmir-eyHnder to C it. Peterson, Omaha.
A window display at Burgess-Nash
stores of tho six d luxe shows the
new Mitchell model for those wanting a
littlo larccr cr.r.
This - Is a handsome fort-flve-horse-power,
slx-paasenger, lMnch wheel base
model. The wheel have the chain tread
tires all round ' and an elegant set of
covers over tlia upholstering. This dis
play Is somewhat of a departure; from
the usual automobile display.
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THE UPPERMOST IN VALUE
THE NEW 1916 MONITOR
There are cars and car, some at the same prloe, others higher or lower.
But more important than what you par Is what you ret. For the new 1916 Mon
itor . . . '
HERE IS WHAT. YOU PAY $750
And ( for that amount we could tell yon that no greater ralne was ever offered tn
a motor car we could write enticing d ascriptions In laudatory terms; but others
could claim as much for any other car. It would be better for you to
COME AND SEE WHAT YOU GET.
Monitor Specifications in Brief:
Gaa fUlST ea tasfervmant board
JT.lactrto Marvin and lighting- system.
Keadilf-fet slmm-rrs
Jsala-Tlalon, vaattlatlBg' type, built-in
wlaflsMsld '
tnstnuneat board e oowl TSash
X.fVbMid drive, center oontrol
One-ma a top, In aids curtains amd top
eover.
tram pown nun
M Horsepower motor east anbloo
afoltlple diss elatok
Big-h-taasloa mag-neta igmltloa
Xataev Vpholatsrlaa;
Uetrtnf oranashaft
TUarme-sypnoa cooling
TJndai-siung rear spring's
Wx3H" tires i aon-skta la rear
Damountabla rims) vita, ana extra
A a dealers proposition, we hay one of the beet and are in a position to
put you in the way of making money from the day yobegln. A light, classy,
powerful car at a popular prloet Consider the number, 'of saler possible at this
price. . . . j
IF $750 IS YOUR PRICE
y THE MONITOR IS THE CAR
E. fit Reynolds & Co,, 21Q5NFarnam St.
OMAHA, NEB. . I. ,
Distributors for South Dakota, .Western Iowa and Nebraska
rlTERE you see illustrated the new Paige Six "36."
j Here you see the latest addition, to "a distinguished line of
carsa true Paige every inch of it a car built to realize an
ideal a car that must not and cannot be judged from the standpoint
of its astounding price alone. . , . :
-When we say that this new PalgC Six t36," has been built to realize an ideal we are'speaking
accurate, literal truth. . .
From the very beginning It hs been the unfaltering purpose and policy of the Paige Company to '
build high class, dependable motor cars. . ,v '
It has been the purpose and policy of the Paige Company to achieve a Standard of Quality and
Value not merely a standard of Price, , ' ., .
j If you happen to know an owner of our larger, seven-passenger Six "46," you know precisely
what we mean when we speak of Value and Quality. . V .
All of the careful manufacturing, all fof the painstaking attention to rdctail, all of the sturdy,
reliable qualities which characterize the larger Six and have madeitr a pre-eminent Six of the year will
be found in this newer and smaller five-passenger Paige Six "36." ' '
The New Paige Six "36" Is Here
v
We realize that there are a vast number of people who
do not require, a Urge sevrn-passengrr car.
But all of these peop'.e want a "Six,"
that this is th day of tic "Six" in quality cars.
Furthermore, they want a "roomy
smart car a a economx al car.
for they know
car a luxurious
7 a cord, then ia an tnomunu demand for just tuch a
car at the new Paige Six "3S"
Glance at the illustration on this pape and you will
are, that from the radiator to tire carrirr this car is a five
yaserngrr reproduction of the larger Six "46."
This body design haa proved to e a sensation of the
year No amount ol money could buy more graceful lines or smarter
appearance.
Inside the car you will find a -great, big, comfortable
tonncau and a broad driver's seat wuh upholstery of genuine leather
which mena eaae and fretdoon front crowdiig for all of the bve
passengers.
Like the larger Six "46" you will find this car equipped
vilh the world-famous Gray ft Luyi starting and lighting system.
like the larger Six "46" you will find this car equipped
with cantilever agings whirh insure easy, comfortable ndmg no
ttuttter hat the road condition may be a velvety acting corlc
inwrt multiple rlic clutch (urced feed lubrication system and tha
uacuatcd Ka field carburetor.
When you raise the hood of this car, you will see an
arceskible, powerful six cylinder motor 3"x5" wVich is a crowning
achievement in motor construction. -
We might attempt to tell you about the performance
of this remarkable power plant, but we much prefer to have you
rid. la the car and establish the facts for yourself.
Then," you will realize what true sixy Under Flexibility
and Power really mean.
For the first time, perhaps, you will experience the
indescribable sensation of riding iu a car that is practically throtilt
contrulieii a car that travels smoothly at a slow walking pace or
the speed of the winds without change from high gear.
Low First Cost "Upkeep" Expense
Best of all, this ia a car that any man can afford to 1
drive. The Six "3" wrtKha but 2600 pounds and is equipped with
overie 4-inrh tires. Wuh this car you can enjoy true six-cylinder
motor comfort without the peualty of exresaiva upkeep" expense.
Space will not ptrmit us to name even one-half the
surprisingly good features embodied in the latest 1'aige.
But accept our nssurance5 there Is a treme.tdous
. surprise in store for you when you first inspect this car.
Then and only then you will appreciate what a
truly great achievement it represents.
Then, we predict, your firt query will be "How is it
possible to build such a tar for JiU95i" ,
MURPHY-O'BRIEN AUTO CO.
Famam at Nineteenth
DUG. BOWIE. Mgr.
No. U
Wlf e-Detrolt Motor Car Company, Detroit, Mich.
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Now Comes More Velie News
v'TTHE first 1916 Vclie announcement published a few
. days ago was of the Model 22 Vclie Six with every
feature of Velie quality retained at $1065. ' . '
We now announce that in addition our original :
Biltwcl Six, with VA x 5 long stroke motor, 124-inch .
wheel base, and every refinement, 17x11 be continued at
a reduction of nearly $200,
Model 1 55 Pacsenger$ 1 400 '
Model 15 6 Passenger $1450
-, Powerful, roomy, luxurious these cars are novr piviiig remark
able service in the hands of thousands of owners. Their u?rih is '
already proved. In hlll-clirnbing strength, dependability, suppleness
and silence they are unsurpassed at any price. At our new price v)iL
nothing omitted, we do not expect these values to be matched during)
the coming season. . Compare. Ask for catalog of models 15. .
Velie Motor Vehicle Co., Moline, Illinois '
Chas. R. Gardacr, Rep., care John Deere Plow Co., Omaha, Neb.
This announcement complete oar 1014 offering. Model 15 dnuonatrsXort are
ready. A ret opportunity la now offered the ddftler who wiehea to handle a
complete line. Your territory may be open. Write or wire today.
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