HUDSON Six-40 for 1915
NEW PRICE
$1,550 Detroit
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31 Surprises
The HUDSON Six-40 for 1915 brings
out 31 surprises. And every one will be
of interest to you.
There are 31 new features.
And there is a new price by far the
lowest price that has ever been quoted on
any type of quality car.
The Model Six
The HUDSON Six-40 came out last
year to show Howard E. Coffin's ideal in
a Six.
Mr. Coffin and his corps of 47 engineers
had devoted three years to the model. By
clever designing and proper
materials they cut out 1,000
pounds of useless weight. By
a new-type motor they sav
ed about 30 per cent in oper
ative cost under former cars
of like capacity.
They created a car which
was widely considered the
handsomest car of the year.
It was perfectly equipped.
It had attractions which
never before were found in
Some 1915 Features
Distinguished streamline body.
Disappearing tonneau seats.
JS-coat finish Invisible hinges.
"One-man" top with quick
sdjustino" curtains attached.
Extra tires carried ahead of
front door.
Gasoline tank in dash.
Dimming searchlights.
Simplified Deko starting, light
ing and ignition system.
Wiring in metal conduit
Lock on ignition and lights.
Automstic spark advsnce.
Better carburettoa.
Weitht reduced to 2.1 lbs.
any car at any price. That car then
priced at $1,750 made such an appeal
that the factory output was 3,000 cars
oversold.
A Year's Refinements
Now these HUDSON engineers have
spent another year on refinements. They
have added comforts and conveniences.
They have improved the car in 31 import
ant ways.
Now the HUDSON factory to meet
the demand has trebled its capacity.
And the entire saving $200 per car is
taken from the price. The new Six-40
with all these new features
will next year sell at $1,
550, f.o.b. Detroit.
This type of car light,
handsome, economical is the
coming type of car. Nobody
really doubts that. This price
Is all that such a car should
cost.
We want you to see this car.
This new model ha arrived.
Don't bay bhUI yon see it.
Live dealer for Box Butte County wanted
A. T. CRAWFORD
The Oarage of Sendee
Scottsbluff, Nebr.
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When you see the name of
Washington
you are reminded of the cher
ry tree and hatchet incident.
Q. W. was onee a surveyor. John P. Hazard is a surveyor. J. P.
also sometimes tells the truth. In the pioneer days he told the
people that the southeast corner of Box Butte county was at a
point locally known as "badger hole." In 1898, some other
surveyors and lawyers made the court believe said corner was
located in a "pocket" about three-fourths of a mile away; and
it was so ordered.
The government surveyors, after making a thorough examination and
-re-tracing of the old lines, have re-located said corner at the
same old "badger hole" and say they have no doubt about iU
being correct.
This is an advertisement and the point is, if you have
a surveying problem with a knot in it better send
for the old "ex'1 (and candidate-for) county surveyor
J. P. HAZARD
Alliance, Nebraska .
OLD HICKORY CHITS
"T. R." insists that what he did
to Colombia is not worth 125.000,-
000.
Mexican Constitutionalists seem to
think that a city in the band Is worth
two in the protocol.
Anyway it Is proved that as a
Til AA na rif nmlnv a w w ft H I m a mJ
- - a as n snn au7 la ass T"", Uir"
diatlon beats war by many furlongs.
The "new constitution of commer
cial freedom" that's what we want to
lire underl
The Colonel promptly did what his
doctor told him not to do, which
shows that the Colonel is In his usu
al Rood form.
Eminent progressives are inclined
to think, that the question of getting
people out of the party Is not so Im
portant as that of bringing people In
to it.
The doctors say Mr. Roosevelt
needs four months of rest. Certain
ly the country does.
The trouble seems to be that Pin
chot and Perkins lack propinquity.
A strong argument In favor of rig
id "movie" censorship Is the presen
tation of Jack Johnson as a favorite
film actor.
Throwing as sick a man as Theo
dore Roosevelt into the Pennsylvan
ia campaign does not suggest a rigid
observance of the principles of con
servation. it. Is awful to think of the -vast
hords of unhappy bachelors who
have been unable to secure June
brides.
Notwithstanding their devotion to
the place, not many congressmen
will recommend Washington as a
summer resort.
In his remark to the women,
Speaker Clark split an Infinitive
from end to end, thus proving his
absolute democracy.
Decrease in the meat supply Is not
worrying the truck gardeners, who
see prosperity boldly snuggling up to
them.
Although the jury system ranks as
one of the bulwarks of our free In
stitutions, Jury fixers have not found
it impregnable.
When a woman has a long talk
with a man It means that he's a
good listener.
Instead of being angry at us for
proposing to sell two battle ships to
Greece, Turkey should hang around
the bargain counter.
Sometime this country will save on
Its fire Insurance bills Just as it Is
now learning to save its fingers by
having a sane Fourth.
That Parisian caricaturist who
complains that now there are no
more ugly women had evidently Just!
been resorted to normal vision. j
If Mr. Sullivan wishes to attract
attention and possibly votes, he
might try making some of his cele
brated biscuits In full view of the
spectators.
It is presumed that Mr. Morgan's
call on the president was purely for
psychollglcal reasons.
AH that prosperity needed was a
little rain to make wheat, cotton and
corn bob up-fresh and vigorous.
A New York woman was recently
able to deposit $20,000 that her hus
band didn't know about. . There are
women that can keep a secret.
New Haven stockholders are anx
iously waiting the I. C. C.'s report on
the rift in the lotting.
What will the I. W. W. "down-wlth-the-courts"
agitators now say
since one of their number a bad
one too has been acquitted by a
Patereon (N. J.)' court after a fair
trial?
The difference between theory and
family goes off to attend a humane
congress and leaves the cat to starve ;
In the cellar.
Messrs. Cowdray and Pierce are
kept busy pouring oil on the Mexi
can wafers. j
Mr. sSMi'r.ian seems never to have'
read thai pathetic little ballad entit
led "The Moth cM the Flame".
The Anviican Cagle is still the
gayest and .greatest bird in the
whole creation.
Nobody loves a lover in a breach
of promise suit.
Public opinion as to the slit skirt
is still divided.
Ulster leaders know better than to
attempt a hunger strike.
Some men talk to themselves. And
others write letters to the newspa
pers. Why not be happy? Jack John
son and Evelyn Thaw are both in
Europe.
Few statesmen are as wise as
their pictures in the newspapers
make them look.
The official who rides in a govern
ment automobile is getting his an
nual scolding.
Many people are wondering if .
there is any Mexican sufficiently civ-;
lllzed to be at the head of a civil i
government. j
You have noticed of course that
Icebergs always melt before they get
anywhere near the ship that Col.
Roosevelt is on.
The prediction of Republican suc
cess this fall would have been more
cheering to the O. O. P. "if It had
not come from Mr. Hllles.
I An English militant says a woman
, "should blush to show a baby that
she has the right to vote". Some
of them probably would.
! We can't help but fear that the
i Philadelphia man who committed
; suicide to escape the heat Jumped
from the frying pan into the fire.
Senator Williams, who boasts that
; congress will remain In session until
it passes the anti-trust bills. Is not
the first ma nto make a virtue of
j necessity.
If Whitman should be elected gov
ernor of New York he would be a
i likely candidate for the presidency
in 1916. Dut of course that Is not
why Col. Roosevelt Is opposing him.
Now the Colonel has six weeks In
1 which to do more thinking than talk-
tug.
This country uses about 45,000,-
000.000 feet of lumber every year,
I and the record will be something to
i be proud of when we grow as much
I timber annually as we cut down
Senator Galllnger's complaint taht
under the new tariff certain classes
i of shoes cau be bought cheaper in
England shows that he holds uo brief
for the ultimate consumer.
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With only 6 of the world's population, th
united SUtes hat more telephone wire in s
than ail the reel of the world.
Here are tome interesting figure regarding
the telephone wire in use in some of the leading
countries:
" 1 I Mile, of I ? Jff -122 '
Country PopuUUon Telephone wlr!
. "lr World.
United Stte .. 98,291,000 10,14 MM 60.SS ,
Germany ,a40,OOO 4,178,11 12 89 i
Ureal Britain ... 46,111,0011 2460.009 7.0
France 19.601.000 1,040,081 1.1
Austria 29,064.000 lh,649 .97
8 weds 6,604,000 179,312 44 ' .
Efficient service and the lowest rates in the
world are the reasons why America, with only
6 of the population, has more than 60 of aU
the world's telephones.
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