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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1909)
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUOtTST 15. 1000. U 0 M OBI DIR EOTO Fl"Y i ? ' - . , 'I - TjRES I Of Aulomobilea and Acceasoriea V4 t Best for All Size Cars aUiiaodl Brush's Masterpiect MclNTYRE & WALLACE 24th Bur Firam. Owners of popular price cars should pcleot their tire equipment with the same, discrimination as large ear own ers. Continental tires in small sizes are made of the same material, with the same care and by the same experienced workmen as those manufactured for use on large cars. Tli1 assurance of greater tire milage, with less tire ex pense per mile more than pays the little extra cost "of small size Continental tires over other makes. Continued patronage from users of large and small size Continental tires is the best proof they are meeting all requirements and are "America's Best Pneumatic." Baum Iron Company 13th and Harney Sis., Omaha, Neb. Agents for Continental Caoutchouc Company, 1788-90 Broadway, New York City. The Pinnacle of Small Car Construction You cannot realize how roomy, powerful and quiet this car is if you have not had a demonstration. If you are seeking the best car that has ever been made for anywhere near the price and want an early delivery, you will give this extraordinary car your immediate attention. lOlO CHALMERS "30" We have already sold more of these machines than we sold during the first six months we exhibited our 1909 model. This is due to better appearance and, the unusual record of reliability our 1909 cars made. Order now if you want to use your car this fall. Also agents for the Thomas Flyer and Pierce Arrow, America's highest grade cars. H. E. FREDRICKSON AUTOMOBILE GO, 2044-46-48 Farnam Street INTERSTATE AUTOMOBILES $1750 Tower, speed, style and satisfaction, More Interstate cars have been delivered from Omaha within the last thirty days than any other make. We have twenty ears, 1910 models, for delivery Mon day, August Kith. INTERSTATE W. L. HUFFMAN AUTOMOBILE CO. 2025 Tarnam Street Distributers of the Hupmobile $750 and Detmble $650 Cars. AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS K Ftw Staple frem Our Stock ( 20 Machines U) OMOBILK. 4 rrl . 0 l.. p, I Vm , mi tlo tgnttlos .$.) Pop Trtbun runabout. 4-cyl., 30 h. p., light, qultU. f4t 600 UkwU runabout, 'Dr, Muwtll,11 tup, gias front. t lamps. to 400 0U Rules, runabout, l-cjrl., U a. p., just ovr- hiull mil Miulnlal ATft fW Thomti, , h. p . top, 8 lam pa, gen- ' araior. kit ot loo I a, u 715.00 Hainaa, 4-cjrl., W a. p., pajMngejr, vary airutig and rellabU M).ti) Natlooai, 4-cyl., 4t) h. p., 1 paaanger, top, I lamua, gaavralur. to la : Ou Wtnioa, mod I "K" 4-vyl., M h. -. ft p . lull Kuipe4 7SO.00 Bamblar, 4-cyl., .40 ft. p., touring car, fully I u.uipp4 71"). 00 Kttiiogar, high whaalad tuggy, bmnd ntw, t- cl.. H ft. p., top J2.V0O 1 t olumbta. 3-cyl , Ij h. p, 6 paaaigr. tup, I j m rvtmm t a-v.w W tu ion, i-c l , :ti b p , 6 paaa., dttaebabla j umneau oi ' '" ' ' ' - - - taualltc touring iar. model "r", nawly painla4 M.n J , u''ru r;. .i twentieth century farmer .l. fully ltilppl !&.0i) ! rt( fur 4 tovy of our monthly publication. I II KB tyLA.iS AITOMOUILK CUMPANV. Ttoi. bouk miKbidi r.ll.ll Information on how to chouM cmjt. ftlau in. brit nMriptWm at uny o In. i&ri .hlca mm h.v. l.r ult YlMCri tiyl AKK ALTOMubll.B COMPANY. IAjI MlchigaB An , I hloo. III. ranch Houkh-N.w York, N.. li-ti7 41th IU t. Iau'. Ink nd 11 n. til. tiiuu City. Mi Nu l.tU-W Mil. ht v. . - -. s mi ihtl t fi -i J.. Bf...... ak .. r . MISS MARIAN HALLKR. BRUSH RUNABOUT A MARVEL OF WORKMANSHIP T. G. NORTHWALL CO. SUJomi St. n A -j. r j JACKSON uetroit-tlectric pi?:as' co Mood's Electric WRITE STEAMER DRUMMOND 2024 Firnai St. Ill I Unflmnn O On Huuirttri 4 Cylinder Cart Hi l. nuiimaii u uu. 1SI4 Parmml. Inter-Stats $1750; Regal $1250 Hupmihile $750 Along Auto Row Kcanlta of tht Ollddan Tour, rr aa Tlrca Art Concarned, la la rTor of tha Diamond Tlra. The need of better roads Is the leanon of the) midden tour of this year, and the tire expenses In the content are an argument to the automobile owner to pay his share for them cheerfully and save money on tire bills. This Is the statement made by the Diamond Rubber company, whone annual analysis of the tire cost of the trip Is published today. Various items show the result af traveling; over the rocky trails and gully-ribbed roads, which for great distances the tourists encountered. The average tire cost per car, taking Into ac count all machines In the trip, the Dia mond company states, was 132.50. The record of the thirteen cars which used Diamond tires. It Is announced, was $28.84. The average of 1,000 service re ports on the Diamond product In regular work la considerably less than this, be cause the general average of roads Is better than the Glidden route afforded. In addition to the thirteen sets ot Dia mond tires In use there were twenty-seven other sets of tires, six different makes being represented, but In the reports of the Diamond tire observers, all tires of every make used are Included. As tires did not figure in the official scores, bowever, there being no penalty of any kind for tire changes or repairs, the whole Diamond report Is placed on a dollars-and-cents basis. In view of the conflicting claims made every year, also, regarding tire service In the tour the Diamond Rubber company announced he victory of Its product under the significant heading, "The Whole Truth Regarding Qlidden Tour Tlra Resulta." The statement Is worth reading. The Powell Supply company has advices that there will probably be another raise In tire prloes about September 1. Rubber Is still going up and yie tire factories are swamped with business. Western owners are enthusiastic over I'anhard oil since lis Introduction here by the Powell Supply company. There Is a big demand for it throughout this section. Mr. Clarke Q. Powell sends some start ling fish stories from the Minnesota lakes. His trip will probably lst until the end of the month. Mr. R. Moyer of the Cloodyear Tire and Rubber company was a caller at the Powell Supply company last week. The Western Motor company Is one of the new concerns to start In automobile row this season. At 1920 Farnam street, where the company will do business, is the old stand of the electric garage, and is one of the best in the row. The electric garage will be In Its new home farther up Farnam this week and as soon .is the building is cleared of cars, the supplies will begin to pour in. The members of the llrm are President William H. Horn, who, for years was with the Motor Car Supply company of Chicago, the Standard Supply company. and recently manager of the automobile department of the Baum Iron company. Harold L. Prllchett Is vice president and Is well known In Omaha among business men, as a young man of sterling business ability. John W. Madden Is secretary and treasurer, and has a thorough knowledge of the business and an extended acquaintance In this city. The new concern will be ready for business the first of the week. pearance In Smith's garage last week, and was snupped up like an angle worm in a cream bed. A purchaser from Norfolk happened to be here. The test car 'Rambler, sent out from the factory this season making the trip from Kenosho, Wis., to Kansas City and Chi cago and other points, reached Omaha laVt week. It was driven from Kansas City to Omaha and Chicago by J. T. Stewart and Con Holt. The car stopped In Omaha two days at Colt's garage. It made a record of 1:59 from Lincoln to Omaha. The Idea is to show the improvements of the Ram bler. Hose P. Dearmont, an automobile en thusiast of Omaha, is spending this week In LAiuisville, Ky. Drummond Is putting on sale every vehicle on his floor. The stock comprises some of the very best buggies, surreys carts and carriages made. All of this stock was high-priced and was for the best trade. Drummond will sacrifice It at any cost, he said, in order to make room for other stock and to put In automobiles and automobile machinery. The garage of the Velle Automobile com pany, Farnam and Nineteenth streets, was lather a lively place last week. Friday afternoon, lined up in front of tlif build ing, were five spanking new cars filled with five new automobile enthusiasts from Oeneva and vicinity. They had .their pic tures made and In the highest good humor rode out of town one after the other. A model G. Franklin 1910, made Its ap- C. J. Corkhlll, agent for the Apperson automobile, has taken part ot the building now occupied by Freeland Bros. A Ashley for the Midland and Mason. A carload of A persons arrived yesterday. H. . K. Fredrlckaon returned last week from a two months' tour of Europe. Ht visited Norway, Denmark, Germany, France. He visited the automobile fac tories In France. He said that they are feeling the Inroads made by American manufacturers In the automobile business. He thinks that Americans build as good cars as are made. He discovered that the foreign roadways are looked after more carefully than In this country, end, aa a rule, they have better roads. L. P.ridenthal of Wymore waa the first to get one of the 1910 model Pierce Arrows, It was 6-4S seven-pftssenger car. H. E. Fredrickson Automobile Co. 10444-4t Parnam St. Th mas, Prr, Rapid, Chalmar- ' Oatrolt Deiight Automobile Co. Stoddard-Day Ion Overland -16 Farnam. Henry H. Van Brunt Overland. Popo Hartford Council Bluffs. Iowa. The easiest riding: car in the world. 0. F. LOUK, 1808 Farnam Street, State Agent. Murphy Did It" AUTO HORSE 8HOEINO WAGON BUILDING REPAIRING PAINTING TRIMMING Linn)b50e 1 ISS Rider-Lewis TU ai.ooo OA. Jf. 4 Cylinder -3S Korea Fawn Aocomodatea 8 People OMAHA AUTO CO., IS Bo. 19th St. WIH1QTE Steamer Wood's Electric DRUMMOND 3024 Finn St. IMTiTf) OTA TIC ,1758 Fu,,f M"Pped-4 Cyl.. 48 H. P. IU I tll-O 111 I H W. L HUFFMAN & CO., 1124 Firun St. Unparalleled Offers in Used I am listing some of the high grade cars of different manufactur ers. All of these are in splendid repair and will give fine service. Before a car goes out I inspect it and guarantee it to be in perfect running order. Here Are Some Real Bargains LIST OF SECOND-HAND CARS , Use Dollar a Year. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Omm nllnr Year. TWENTIETH CENTURY. FARMER JJBiaB. wbbbbbbjbbbjb D. A. Samson, Gn. Sales Agt . Omaha, Neb. One 1908 Stevens-Duryea, light 6, Bosch magneto, top, glass front, sieedometer, extra tire, cover and full touring outfit; price $2,000 Original cost $4,000 One 1907 Oldsmobile, with top, trunk rack and extra tire. This car has just been overhauled ; price $1,400 Original cost $2,850 One 1908 Stevens-Duryea, .model R, 4-cylin-de touring car, equipped with top and full touring outfit. Car has run less than 1,500 miles; price $1,400 Original cost $2,750 One 1907 Stevens-Duryea, model R, 4-cylin-der touring car, extra bargain ; price $700 Original cost $2,750 One 1908 Stevens-Duryea, model R, 4-cylin-der touring car, with all equipments price $1,000 Original cost $2,750 One 1908 Buick runabout; special:. .$000 Original cost $1,050 One K. XX. 1908 Stanley Steamer, fully equipped $600 Original cost $950 One E. 1907 Stanlev Steamer, in good con dition; price $450 Original cost $850 One 1908 model F Stanley touring car. This car is in splendid condition and we will sell for $1,000 Original cost $1,000 One model F 1907 Stanley Steamer; spec ial $700 Original cost $1,500 One E. S. 1907 Stanley Steamer. . . .$350 In good condition. One 1907 Babcock Electric; demonstrator. This is a snap; price $800 Original cost $1,550 One Columbus Electric; batteries in Al condition; a fine looking runabou; price, at $400 Originabcost $1,500 One Baker Electric runabout; price $200 Chalmers-Detroit THOMAS. PIERCE. RAPID H. E. FREDRICKSON AUTO CO. 2044-46-48 firms St. . Goit Automobile Go. Council Bluffs, Iowa. Rambler, Mitchell. 2209 Farnam St TUP DAYTlirLMITPIICI I pfl AUTOMOBILES IIIL. I HA I Ull III I I UIIEralalai UU. Doug. 7281 Storaoe and Repairs 2318 Harney Street. -A-20U y MIDLAND MASON FREEUK0 IROS. 4 ASHLET, 1102 Firaii SI. FRANKLIN PEERLESS GUY L. SMITH, 2207 FARNAM ST. F MF REO, FORD, PREMIER. IPO ATLANTIC AUTOMOBILE CO., Hutiiub aim i.guncii Biuiis, iowa RR KIMRAI I 8tmns DoryM' C,l,iIIc' st,n,ey Steamer, i III M.llDflLL BABCOCK ELECTRIC . iOta r.rnam trat. KIMBALL, 2026 Farnam St. LTI ETnTfflflP Electric Carags LLU ISP Vi7 V7 tAl ATLANTIC AUTOMOBILE C0.s REO, FORD, PREMIER Atlantic and Council Bluffs, Iowa. These cars are on the floor at our garage open for vour inspection. AIIRIinn "j!i:s:;S5:t rider lewis -'Z' ttUDUUM OMAHA AUTOMOBILE CO., 216 s" it I1ALLADAY In its class without a peer. C. F. LOUK, State Agent, 1808 Tarnam St. Central Tire & Rubber Co. Firestone Tirs Farnam St. S DH p VELIE AUTOMOBILE CO. J3D UUUd li 218 S. 19th St Street WPILIFS1 Vollo Automobile Co U La LmU lam 1902 Farnam Strect. JOHN DIE FLO W CO., Omaha, Dlalributara. Kemper, Hemphill & Buckingham 14 1tJ SI TaUahaa Davg. Tt Auto Lamis, Riliitiri