Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 05, 1916, NEWS SECTION, Page 13-A, Image 13

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    HIT; OMAHA SUNDAY KKK: MARCH 5, 1916.
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SUPER-SIX MOTOR
MARRSJHE IDEAL
Hudion Engineer Deelarei Utii
mum of Efficiency Beached by
Hndion Itfvention.
GREAT EJIGDJXLRING ADVANCE
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"The new Huileon Burr-fM motor."
? Chief Engineer O. ft. Behn of the
ttudaan Motor Car company-, 'urprleert
the motor car enaMneera probably quite aa
much aa It will the reneral nubile. It had
lern atatert time and airaln that the maxl
niimof efflrlrnry had been reached In
the elu-eyllnder motor. Thl waa slven
a a the reason why soma enmnanlea en
deavored to dex-elon the V type elfrht
and twelve. If the Hudson discovery had
been made a year a bo H la entirely prob
able that the elahta and twelvea m!ht
never have put In an appearance. Cer
tainly they are-now proved to be un
necessary because more than their effi
ciency haa been attained through the irfx
pyllnder motor ea nw Vmnufactured by
the Hudson company.
"The moat tmpresalve fact In the auto
mobile Industry lately haa been the rapid
changre In motors. To the public It some
times haa awemed Important that bodice
and styles were different, but the en
gineer have known all aloha; that by far
the (treatcat changes and the rreateat
possible advanrea lay In the direction f
the motor' and the chaaala. Many people
who are familiar with the technique of
engineering; have possibly aeen In the
motor chants merely a atrlving; after
newness, an effort of one maker to outdo
another in the way of apparent aenaation.
But the changes have had a much deeper
meaning. The 'V type fnotor. the etirhtt
and the ; twelves, have been claimed to
excel the former six-ryllnder motors. This
in some. Instancea may have been true,
but there never haa been any doubt In ihi
mind of engineer that If certain fea
turee could be secured In a alx-cyllnder
motor It would: be practically the Ideal for
a pleasure motor car. That condition ta
now reached by the new Hudson Inven
tion. - '
"It would take too long- at thla time to
tell of the many teeta to which thla motor
haa been subjected arid of the many
marvelous, things that It haa done. Buffi
cient to any . that it haa ao thoroughly
convinced the Hudson engineers of lta
value that they have abandoned not only
all sixes, of former types, but all Idea of
eight or twelve-cylinder motors. Every
reaaon lor an eight or twelve-cylinder
motor haa new vanished."
Eeim Says Outlook
For Coming Year is
BrightestEver
"The outlook for the coming year la
not lacking in encouragement for the well
organized. Automobile manufacturers
whose fcroduot haa established ltaelf In
the confidence of automobile users," Bald
George F. RHm, president of the Cadillac
company of Omaha. "It would be dlffl
'cult to name an Industry which rents
on a more secure foundation than that
portion of the automobile Industry which
comprises' properly constructed, honestly
do motor cars. The universal demand
the-; transport of paaaengera and mi-ti-ri
il will continue whlle.pur civilisation
stands. The intrinsic-merit of -the-motor
car fort that purpose .Inatjrra jwro&nencjr
to the Industry. . - -
"Tha period of evolution through, which
the automobile Industry, ia passing may
temporarily embarraaa these manufac
turers whoae product Is not thoroughly
established. . Intelligent ' discrimination in J
buying motor cars will be manifest this
year to a greater extent than .ver.before.
"This coming' year ' will demonstrate
tho firm hold .which the honestly made
motor car hie. on the American public.
"We believe that the adherence to tha !
policy of maintaining excellence in the !
quality 6f material and' workmanship,
and the policy of (ivtng to the purohaaers
a liberal return for. their expenditure will
be a material .factor, tn the constant in
crease In the production of motor care."
Brisco6 Sales in' ;.",'"rW
This Section Hav0
vBeen Enormous
"How la , business with the Briscoe?
Well. I hestiUt -JtO tell, you the real
truth, fur fear it will not be considered
seriously and may be construed aa
a fabrication, pure and simple. However,
I am going to tell you that between Feb
ruary 21 to 18, I wrote contracts with
Nebraska dealers for more than l.onft
Briscoe ears." aald F H. Blxby, dis
trict manager.
"In every case we took shipping or
ders for. carloads of cars and every
dealer a' good dependable dealer.
"Gross amount of contracts made in
a week' time la around 11,600,000, Hence
I think 1 am Juatlfled In aaylng that
business with the Briscoe la fair.;
"It will' seem Ilk a lot of. carp to
some people, but we have only started.
Jf you find anyone really Interested
In cars that doubts my statement, I
will make an affidavit to tha effect
that tha above statement is true and
will verify It, by disclosing tha name
of the dealers and number of cars
contracted for, to Mr. Reapess of the
News, Ladue of the Omaha Be and
Mr. Clark of the World-Herald, they
In return to make an affidavit to the
fact If my atatementa are true.
Overland Bowlers
To Open and Close
The Toledo Tourney
Following Ike precedent established by
the Ovrr.lend. Automobile company of To
ledo In 1913, thla factory, haa again en
tered the bWgeat number of bowling
teams nominated by any Individual or
ratablUhnient for the 1916 tournament of
the American Bowling congreaa, to be
staged at the Toledo Terminal Audi
torium, commencing March 4. Thla year
thrty -three learns have entered, raising
(he total number of teams close to the
T'Onark and the Toledo list to Sl(i the
record number of entries for any bowling
tournament; aa well a the blggeat liat of
teams to be enrolled by any city in aueh
an event.
To the Overland fives haa been given
the honor of beginning and closing the
big tenpla tourney.
k.orty Dee Sola.
(horv Pe . . Bhorteton of the
snM bv Andv Roacb o the Fort Worth
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AMERICA'S GREATEST "LIGHT SIX" is no idle claim when applied to the Haynes
"Light Six." What other car is so flexible as to go one to sixty miles per hour on high?
What other car runs under all conditions, from 15 to 22 miles on a gallon of gasoline?
What other car can pick up a speed of 30 miles per hour in seven and a half seconds from
a standing start? What other big car will average 8,000 miles to a set of tires, and 400
mUes to a quart of oil? THE HAYNES MOTOR, WITH CYLINDERS 3!2xS, WILL
DEVELOP MORE POWER THAN ANY OTHER MOTOR OF ANY MAKE OF
EQUAL BORE AI0 STROKE How couM there be greater efficiency? Get behind
the wheel of the Haynes "light Six," and you will quickly; understand why it is called
America's Greatest '"Light Six."
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America's Greatest 'Tight Six"
Here's a car you're proud to own, placed
alongside of cars of the very highest 'price
consideration the Haynes does not suffer by
comparison. Compared with cars in the
same price class, it gets a wide margin of
preference: j
It's great to drive a car so graceful an'd
thoroughbred in appearance that you smile
with pride every time you step in for a
drive. There is real pleasure in owning a
car that will do more than the other fellow's
a powerful car that is so easily controlled
that; any woman can drive it a. car that
will pull through hub-deep mud and up
the toughest hills on high without shifting
gears. - ,
Specifications and Prices
"LIGHT SIX"
(Model 36)
.' Five-pane iifer tourlni car
or three-pateenger roadster.
Weight 3000 lbs. Wheel,
bate 121.
Price $1485
(Model 37)
Seven-peteenrr tourlnf csr.
Wheelba.. 127. Weight
3100 lbs.
Price $1585
"LIGHT TWELVE"
(Model 40)
Five-pateenfer toorln ear
or three-passenger roadster.
Wheelbaie 121. Weight
3100 lbt. Wire Wheels.
: Price $1885
(Model 41)
Srven-paisentfer touring car.
Wbeelbasa 127. Weight
3200 tlbt. Wlr. wheels.
Price $1985
Tha "Light Sis" and "Light Twelr." motors are inter,
changeable. All models are completely equipped, includ
ing seat cover, tnoto-meter, ammeter, and all accessories.
Let ut demonstrate the Haynes to yoti aeroally SHOW
YOU WHAT IT WILL DO. Lest spring a ad aumroer more
people wanted Haynes cart than could get them. The tame will
be true this year. But placing your order Bow will Insure dellv
cry of your car when you want it.
America's Greatest "light Twehre"
This beautiful new car is Haynes quality
throughout. Behind Its twelve purring cylin
ders you get a joy of driving you have never '
before known just one long sweep, up hill,
down hill, everywhere, with no .vibration.
It is a light-weight car containing a powerful,
smooth running twelve-cylinder motor which
actually develops seventy-five horse-power.
This Master Motor is of the high-speed
type, with valve-in-head construction and
removable cylinder heads. Aluminum pis
tons are used. The design is simple and all
parts are readily accessible. The motor
is light, weighing but little more than the
"Light Six" motor. It is powerful yet eco
nomical absolutely the last word in auto,
mobile engineering.
Nebraska Haynes Auto Sales Company
2032 Farnam Street.
THE HAYNES AUTOMOBILE CO.
- KOKOMO, IND.
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