TTIKBEK: OMA1IA. FHIIUY, AUGUST 13, 1913.
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WALLIS COB SHOWS
SPEED AT START
jBretki World's Record for Plowing
Three-Acre Tract on First
Say of Show.
FAMOUS FOE ITS LONG TRIP
The world! record fop fast plowing
wss mashed Into atoms on the opening
day of the. Fremont demonstration. The
Wall's "Cub" tractor, of crone-country
lame, lowered the. record for plowing
three acres with a four-bottom plow
from 7tt minutes to 77 minutes.
Coupled with this remarkable perform
ance, was the fart that the land the
"Cub'' was plowing had a depression half
filled with water across it and the plows
had to be dragged through this. Other
tractors filled their wet spots with straw
and Iirted their plows across, but the
little "Cub" pulled Its four plows through
without lifting them onec.
T The rats of speed maintained by the
Wallls tractor was greater than la gen
(rally necessary In farm operations, but
It shows the reserve energy and surplus
power to be expected In this machine.
., Two and one-fourth to two and three
fourths miles per hour Is the speed or
, dinarlly used, but the Walks people be
' lieve that more power should be on land
when needed.
The wonderful flexibility and power of
the motor In the "Cub" was well shown
several times during its famous thousand
mile durability run. At times mud holes
were found In which the drive wheels
sank to the hub, but a Judicious use of
hains and lugs nd ths great power of
the motor made recovery of firm ground
ay. In One bad stretch of road just
west of Atlantic, la., one drivewheel was
deep in the mud, and the whole tractor
Inclined at an angle of thirty-five de
grees, and yet the engine righted and
pulled out under its own power.
The J. I. Case Plow Works, general dis
tributors for. the. Wallls "Cub," is highly
pleased with fhe performance of Its ma
chine, both In the durability run and the
field work of the demonstration and believe-that
their machine will gain the
confidence of all traction engine users. .
Its motor Is rated as a fifty-two horse
power, with a draw bar pull of twenty
six horsepower. ' It Is guaranteed to pull
four bottoms anywhere, and in very light
soils It will pull six. It will handle tho
heaviestloads 6n the road at a speed
cf four miles oh. hour, or will pull on
the belt any machine In use on a mod
ern' farm. . - - .,-..
With the remarkable performance of the
"Cub" on the first day' of the demonstra
tion. Its record breaking plowing speed,
the populsrlty of ths "Overland Limited"
was assured. .
Made a World Record for Speed
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THIS WAti.13 CTB TRACTOR PIOW BP THREE ACRES
SEVEN MINl'TRS u.N WfcTPNESD AT.
IN SKVFNTY-
operated and turned In its own width,
since it will pivot on one wheel.
LION IS ALMOST CAPABLE -:
OF RUNNING BY ITSELF
Boms machines are so efficiently made
during these modern times that they
seem to be endowed with life and brains.
This Is true of ths l.lon tractor being
shown at the Fremont demonstration.
The Lion can be started running and thon
left entirely alone. It will turn round and
round and ground In , a perfectly curved
circle and. keep it up for hours without
the variation of .a. foot.. - Mjrewer,tbe.
Jiinn m n x rtA aAi 1 1 i i
9 4i auicuA o-evca mm well
Urre trctcU It is adaptable to ail man
ner of clo4 and difficult work, cau "be
SIMPLEX STRAW SPREADER
SHOWS ITS PRACTICAL USE
C. L. Rice and W. P. Byater, In charge
of the Simplex Straw Spreader for ths
Mansion Campbell company, dll some real,
practical work on the grounds of ths
Tractor Farming Demonstration and up
on the roads round-a-bout. ' Rains fell
Tuesday eivening. and Wednesday, but
they did not detrr the crowds of peagVe
who were bont upon attending ths dem
onstration. Crowds came, mud or no mud.
They were prepared for mud, but when
they arrived at the grounds, they were
agreeably surprised to find tnere was no
mud It had been covered up with a nice
carpet of straw. '
Many wondered who had Rone t,0 such
pains and how the work had been done
so nicely, the ground being covered even
ly with a good spread ' of straw. Ths
explanation was soon .discovered when
the men named were seen busily engaged
In finishing their work with the Simplex
Spreader. The machine sure did make
the straw fly, not Into ths winds to be
scattered broadcast, but upon the ground
where it was directed. An even spread
of straw was distributed over an expanse
of from fifteen to twenty feet nt every
trip across the field. It is said that two
men can thus cover from fifteen to
twenty acres a day.
BEAVER MOTOR HAS FINE
EXHIBIT AT FREMONT SHOW
The Beaver Manufacturing company,
makers of the Beaver gasoline motor, Is
certainly a strong booster of the Fremont
Trattor demonstration. No less than five
men from this concern are In attend
ance. These representatives consist of
General Superintendent W. A. Carrell,
Chief Engineer Wallensak, Factory Rep
resentative Charles Clounl and Repre
sentatives Ralph Neacy and Conway
Neacy. ' .
The Beaver Manufacturing company Is
the oldest maker of gasoline motors In
this country. The Beaver motor car can
be seen doing practical work In the pe
orla tractor.-In whi;S It Is used.
LAWYERS BOUND FOR ANNUAL
BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING
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The westbound train over the Burling
ton,, at . midnight ..will-.: carry .."three
sleepers loaded with eastern lawyers go.
Ing to the annual meeting of the Ameri
can Bar association, held in Salt Lake
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At This Demonstration
The Wallis "Cub" Tractor is enter-
ed for ' this year's demonstration and will
doubtless be the sensation of the show as it
was in 1914. This efficient machine has
broken the world's plowing record and has
just successfully completed the first 1000
mile durability run ever attempted by a
tractor.
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at the National Power Farm
Fremont, Neb.t last fall. This "little bunch of power"
the : Watts " "Cub" Fuel-Save Tractor broke the world's
record for fast, deep plowing.' It finishes a plowing job In a
fraction of the time required by horses or cheaper tractors and
at minimum cost. Works where and when horses couldn't
Can t be overworked. Costs nothing to keep when not working.
You can make it earn money every month in the year work
ing for others, doing road work, hauling crops, etc.
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for every traction purpose turns to the radius of its wheel
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Pull (our 14-in. blows envnrW an4 -I- lit. I.-..
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toms. In old ground under favwable condition, Onlv
'""' '" miw uaea, nencg IE waj outlast
three cheap tractors. Speed H to 4 miles an hour.
V"7l.bar, P,u11' Punti. with 25 percent reserve.
And it wiil do more and better work to a given time.
'i1!1" wear, with consequent eer
. "tym ojw ma. t, gpeeas iorward; 1 reverse
Gears ahiftMl hu inr,! i.,.. ru. i , Z .. . , .
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woior completely protecud. All parts aceossibls. GuaranteVi.
"T . ,7m "f, tractor, leans about Of tnaay oiKr
auJudvs features of th -Cub.- Address 100 Mead. S.
Walus iractor Co. racine wis.
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City. It Is probable that hors th party
will i be joined by a number of the at
torneys of Omaha.
LICENSE RECEIPTS ARE
SHOWING A BIG INCREASE
The elty lloenra inspector reports thst
durtnff July his department collected
B.ea for H3 licenses Issued, During July
last year only aeventy-thrse ilcrnses wst
Issued, yielding- revenue of 11,454.
Last month ninety-three on pd
dlers were convinced there Is a olty 11.
cense department now In operation. They
paid U.3M.
Sells One Hundred
Simplex Tractors to
a Kansas Dealer
The site of the crowds whloli have
hren l dn;;y altfriluhco at tlu Vi'm lor
Karmlns; ileiri iif.rutinn .''ns en . :nt
ter of comment.- Not cnlr have miny
Individual Sales bet-n made to. tHrnn-rs.
but a lare nurrt)er of orders hnve ten
booked with doalers. Some c f tles 'ta
per"' sales were quits lsre. The limit
srpeared to be reached Wednesday eve
ning whvt H. R. TxidhoPB, president of
the Pimp! Tractor company, annovnvod
ii silu of W tractor. These, were all
taken by ons dealer, a prominont burl
nees man of 'Wichita, Kan. And that it
ss a bonafldn order was svt.lenccd by
the fsct that cash stlth ordir was so
cured. Mr. Tudhone, In spoaklns of Ml suv
cess, attributed It to the fact thnt the
Simplex la a remarkabl value at a rea
sonable price, offering the farmer an
efficient machine at a low first C"t
Considerable success is also due to tho
fact thst the Simplex Is a very simply
constructed machine, very accessible
all parts being; open to Inspection and
easy to understand. With all tftls ths
Simplex Is a four-cylinder, four-plow
tractor of abundant power.
HANSCOM PARKS WIN
FROM THE RIVERVIEWS
The boys' pin) f round ball tosm from
the ltancom park recreation center de
feated the Hlvcrvle paik t-nm en the
(rounds of the latter, this bo Inn the open
In aame or a series which will be played
this month by the Inter-park laue of
seven teams.
'Pnm It." was tho most violent expres
sion during this opening gime. The
superintendent of recreation Is making
deportment worth striving for by mem
bers of these teams.
TWO BOYS AND A COG ARE
WALKING ACROSS COUNTRY
Two Itarrlshurg r.) hoys. F.. O. and
O. R. Otstot. pand through Omeha on
a "hike" from llarrlsburn to Pan Kran
clsco. They are. dressed In khaki suits,
and each carries a knapsack weighing
tnirty-rive pound. They are accom
panied by italley, a beautiful setter, hrt
travels unhampered by any baggago, and
who has come every step of the way
with them. They have been on the way
forty-two days, their best day's walk
being fifty-two miles. ' ,
If you want to .
Do your work, quicker,
better,
easier
than ever before,
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Dr. King's New Life Pills stir up your
liver, aid digestion; you feel fine the
next day. Only 3Rc. All druggists. Advertisement.
Ban Bareesl Rear Seward.
SEWARD, Neb., Aug. II sypeelaO
Ths large barn on ths Jones section, near
town, was struck by lightning and com
pletely destroyed last night. The barn
contained forty tons of hay and mors
than too bushels of grain. It was Insured
for I1.K0.
Rent room qulc with a ie Want Ad.
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or lukewarm water.
TtU fc Co., PMeaWpbla.
Apartments, Flats, Houses and Cottages Can Be Eented
Quickly and Cheaply by a Bee "For Rent."
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The Bates' Steel Mule, is more than a tractor,
even Mr. Bryan recognized this fact.
Of course it plows pulls three 14 inch plows.
But it does more. Its endless track makes it
ideal for discing plowed ground.
Because you drive it like a real mule one man
can drive both iractor and binder in harvest time.
It also cultivates corn and other crops.
In one machine it combines all the power of a
tractor with the general ability of a mule.
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