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SHOW RECALL FIRST CAR
H. E. Coffin Qr6vvi Reminiscent in
Telling of Advau6o,MB(lc,
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WONDERFUL CHANGES NOTED
No I.onaer I the Xnlr Cnr Tol
crnteil Time Wna MVUen Auto
llnri n no Fired U Con
tinually. "Vou don't have to bo very old to recall
tha time sixteen years ago when a bit?
circus, considering tin automobile a great
novelty, featured one In Ht 'procession
of golden chnrlotm,' "' said Howard H.
Coffin, vice president und designer of
the Hudion Motor Car company.
"Neither need you have lived many
years to remember the first road race.
It was run In Parli In about 1S05, and It
you will Ket papers of that day you will
read newspaper men's sober description
of' the drivers Jumping out of their cam
when steam got low and running around
to the rear to fire up. Most of tho nuto
mobiles then were steam cars.
"And the winner of that race averaged
seventeen miles an hour Tho other day
In a race at Ilrooklands track it car won
with an average speed of nlnoty-one and
6no-haIt miles an hour.
"In the first American road race In
1S95, cars had to bo pushed uphill. Thcro
are few hills In this country today that
an automobile can't climb and most
Htbraska Automobile Owners
Incorporate Their Own In
surance Company
Taking their cue from the automobile
owners of Iowa, who .have been operating
thlr own insurance company for the past
four years, tha automobile owners of
Nebraska have filed Articles of Incorpo
ration with tho Secretary of State Incor
porating the Automobile Mutual Insur
ance Company of Nebraska. The auto
mobile owners and dealer of Iowa are
getting their Insurance In their own com
pany at a cost of only 00 of the rates
charged by eastern and foreign compa
nies. Tha Incorporators, who. are among Oma
ha's best business und professional men,
are. Mr. Chae. O. Trlmball of the com
mission firm of Trlmball Hros., chas. t.
Beaton of the Beaton Drug Co., Kdward
it Wellman of the law firm of Pratt &
Wellman, Itoy 1 Nye, who has recently
located In Omaha, and L. V. Spalding of
the Omaha Safe Deposit Co. Associated
-with these gentlemen Is K. A. Nye of
pes Moines, who was Vice President of
the Century Fire Ins. Co. for II years,
and W If. Springer, who Is recognized as
an automobile underwriter of exceptional
ability. Mr. Springer has had sole charge
of the Iowa company and tho success of
this company proves that the' Nebraska
jvmpany will be safely managed.
The automobile . owners or Nebraska
should place their Insurance with this
home company. A saving of 40 of the
enormous amount of money that Is sent
out of Nebraska yearly for Insurance Is
worth while. The company have opened
offices at No. 123 V. O, W. Hldg. Let's
all boost for "Nebraska Insurant ior
Nebraska people."
owners want to climb tho average hill on
high speed gear,
'.'The writer built ils first automobile
a two-cylinder steam cnr li) 1SOT, What
the life of tho modern automobile Is can
oitly, oe 'guessed when I t'eUtyoit that this
first car is dolrjg occasional service as a
truck about my .Detroit home toduy.
"The cnr- has-to bo 'fired up' for some
tlmo beforo getting Into action. Con
trast this with our latest models In which
you press a button to crank the engine
by electricity. You hung an oil lantern
oii such cars as Uoro werp a docade
ngo. Today three buttons turn on or
oft alt clectrlo lights, head, side, tall and
dash.
"Hut the gns engine has been primarily
responsible for tho motoorto progress of
Individual transportation, 801110 thirty
years ago gasoline engines weighed 5,000
pounds two and one-halt tons to the
horsepower; The fly-wheel weighed as
much as a modern automobile. Today
the point of development has been
reached where tho weight Is sometimes
only ten pounds to the horsepower,
"It a man successfully built a single
'horseless carriage' a doxen years a Ro
und It actually ranIt was considered
little short of n miracle. The 1912-13 sea
son will probably see about 200,000 cars
built nnd they all run.
"It Is not so long ngo that 'machines'
roared, wheeled, sputtered, throbbed and
coughed In n way that no present-day
owner would for an Instant tolerate. The
silent, vlbrotlonles, comfqrtubto earn of
today are In striking contrast to the days
when a roaring car was typical.
"What the life of tho modern cat Is can
scarcely be gUess6d, The first car built
by the Hudson company -car No. 1 is do
ing dally service In tho hands of Joseph
P. Davis. Poughkeepslo. N. T.
"Tho problem of how long an nutomo
blle will lie useful remains unanswered
bvouuse, ns near as I can ascertain, few,
If any, luivo gone to tho scrap heap, and
this means a good deal when you con
sider tho fact that by the end 6f the
1912-13 season there will be upwards of
1,000.000 cars In use In this country."
interstatTmanTger
pleased with auto show
"Judging the Omaha Automobile show
from others which I have had the pleas,
ure of attending," said nn interstate rep
resentative, "I think It one of the best.
Your decorators surpass any seen most
every style on exhibit one could wish for,
and a large attendance."
Among the models the Interstate Auto
mobile company Is showing Is their new
six-cylinder model . Tills far Is at
tracting considerable attention at their
booth. Inasmuch as It is thoroughly
equipped In every respect. One of the
features of this car Is the lighting system
I which gives five combinations of lights
with but one switch, being one of a very
few cars equipped with a dimmer on
headlights, which Is very beneficial for
City driving.
BUICK SALESHWANAGER
TELLS OF AUTO SALES
"Looking over tha
year we can't help throwing out oui
chests a bit." sav 11. k. si.iu. nr.
dent of the Nebraska rtnli-u Mntn-
part-. "I don't mean altogether In out.Mit.
nnr In iislas a .
-.e ... .. mmuujii inert aro a lew
talking DOthtfi thflr.
Is governed by sales, and saleu, of cwur.e.
on euvcintu py uemunu. ivms.id Is in
- -; rr : :
turn go vcrned'hy-iUio. goods produced, and
thQ goods produced 'depend lipn methods
and quality of shop mnnufuctoro. T.o
1913 Output Will bo 25,000 fars, '
ENGER MOTOR COMPANY
PLACES AGENCY HERE
H. V. Shaw, superintendent .of (tho
Unger-'Motor Co. " of'-'eliclfi'natl, Is in
Pmalia' at1 the automobile show. Mr,
Knge'r has. attended . all the Hulpmobllo
shows this year ami has been coming
to the Omaha shows since 1910,Knnd' in
his opinion the show held In Omaha
surpasses most of those throughout the
country und Is far better than any
Omaha has provlously Held. .
Tho Kngcr car Is u new one to this
city. Arrangements havo been mado for
It to be handled by J. O. McUean of
Council Illuffs and Mcllcth Hros. will
care for Nebraska, with headquarters In
Omaha. The latter have had the stato
agency alnco tho stato ialr and havo
gone far toward putting tho Hue "on a
pormanent basis In this territory.
Tho factory gives with tho car a
rather unique guarantee, lnaspiuch as It
Is for the life of the car and not for any
specified period.
Auto .mow remounts.
J. P. Marshall, branch manager nt
JittiiHus City of tho Dulck, Is visiting Loo
Huff.
II. IS. Bldles of Uncoln, president or lh
Nebraska nutek company, Is Jn the otty
taking In tho show.
F. M. Travis of Tnrklo. Mo., a Hulck
dealer, Is at the Automobile, show, rt.i U
Joe Adams of Hiawatha, Kan.
Leo Huff Is showing n ttUIck In skeleton
form. The working pnrts are all vulbie
and are lit up with small Incandescent.).
K M. Pegau, president of the irnion
Pacific steam bakery, purchased u sevui
pussenger Abbott Tuesday. It. n. ll.iw
man, assistant sales manager of the Ab
bott company, Is In the city, and H. V .
Chapman, aaslstnnt sales manager of No.
braska, will arrive hero today.
I. "V. Prenlca, who conducts the Pnx
ton garage, recently took over the ugenoy
of the Dorrls cor, He has booked n gJ'M
armful of orders nnd has a chassis that
will attract the attention of anyone who
understands the need of having this part
of the machine strongly constructed.
H. W. Haacnll. from the Harley Da id
son Motoroyole factory In Milwaukee, Is
here as the guest of Vlotor H. ltoos. 1!
M. Halrd of the Yale factory at T-J.edo
Is also here helping lUios make xalus.
These "go-devlls" are destined to be more
popular than ever this coming year una
sales have been made right and left.
The J. I. Case people are taking a great
many orders from out-of-town agsuts
who have been bringing In buyers. Jn
the last two days they have booked fif
teen cars for Immedlato delivery. J. If.
Dempster, agent for the car at Oukland.
drove In Tuesday and encountered sevfiil
long stretches of road where the sti)w
was thirty Inches deep.
Wurktuir Day nnd Night.
The Midland factory nt Knst Mollue
Is working double shift In order to keep
up to the 1915 demand for a medium
prlctd car which Is exceptional. It Is not
to be wondered at. especially . when there
are no many good medium priced cars
on the market today which arc just as
good as an expensive foreign make. The
Midland Is a well built car and only the
best materials are used. Mr. Uetbe. gen
eral manager of the Midland company,
says that although the work Is being
done In shifts, nothing Is slighted all the
employes are specialists. .
A Ton of Hold .
coi'Jd buy nothing better for female weak
nect!i lame back and kidney trouble than
Uleutrlc Hitters. Only We. Far sale by
Deatun Drug Co. Advertisement.
Don't Let a Notice
"MONKEY
With Your Magneto!
December 1, 1912.
Dear Sir:
You no doubt will overhaul many cars during the
winter monthB, but there is one part of the car that you
should send to the OMAHA RTJBBER COMPANY
the magneto. Just because the owner of the car has had
no trouble with his magneto all season, is no sign that it
, will run all next season without giving him trouble.
It is a fact, but perhaps not generally known, that a magneto that has been run over five thousand mile
should be thoroughly overhauled, cleaned, adjusted and re-magnetized, thereby putting same -in as good condi
tion as when new. ,
Wc have an Ideal Magneto Sorvice Station the men employed therein know all makeB and repair and ad
just them to a nicety. There is absolutely no need to send to the factory for a part.
The magneto is the heart the very life's blood of the car. The man who attempts to put one into shaptj
must be as careful as a skilled watch-maker is when handling a watch; and here is something interesting to;
every man who owns a car. ....
If you are not satisfied with your present magneto. wewill exchange. with you for a new.Remy. Just tell
us that -you are interested and the plan goes out to you on the first mail.
This is important: If you send your magneto to us bo wo receive it in the morning, it will bo repaired and
returned the same day. Be sure to send outfit complete, which includes the coil.
' Yours truly,
THE OMAHA RUBBER COMPANY,
OH. XX! KM. XIUO.U UXU, XXCtUUtUllj,
4-.
He Drives Family
Scantily. Clad Into
the Coldand Snow
Hnrry McArdle of 1307 South Twenty
fifth street was sentenced to thirty days
In the county Jail by Police Magistrate.
Foster for abusing his family. Testi
mony In court was that he came home
intoxicated, chased his wife and five
children from tl(e house and locked th-j
doors.
The children were scantily dressed and
suffered from the exposure to the cold.
Neighbors liouscd. the family until the
police arrested McArdle.
The Persistent and Judicious Use ot
Newspaper Advertising is the Hoad to
Iluslutss Success.
AVERY AND PUGSLEY ARE
TO SPEAK HERE" TODAY
Prof. C. V. PugTley. superintendent of
Bgriclltural extension at the stnte unl
varsity, will speak before the Commercial
club Thursday- noon on "County Farm
Development." Chancellor 3. Avery will
also be u speaker, discussing "The Ad
vantages of Medical Kdueatloi: to the
Community ami to the Public at Lai go.
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RE1VTV MAGNETOS
WILL GIVE YOU
Constant Service
MAGNETS REMAGNETIZED MAGNETOS REPAIRED
LET US KNOW YOUR TROUBLES THEY ARE OURS
"ALWAYS ON THE JOB"
WESTERN AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY CO.
1920-1922 PARNAM ST., OMAHA.
PHONE, DOUGLAS 5041
THE OMAHA DAILY, EVENING AND SUNDAY BEE.
Tho Best Advertising Mediums in Their Territory.