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Automobile Agent
Has Thrilling Ride
Mexicans, either federal or tnsurrccto.
were not the only people who took Ionic
chances In the recent revolution which
resulted In the overthrow of the Madertst
Kovernment and the death of the presi
dent and vice president There was at
least one American whoe life was sev
eral times at stake and who escaped un
harmedonly to utilize the experiences
through which he had passed as an asset
In his business.
This man was H. Goeffery Fletcher,
aiexlco City, representative of tho Ameri
can Motors company of Indianapolis, Ind.,
' who, In a recent letter to his firm, tells
of a thrilling midnight, ride of teveral
miles with a motor car load of Mexican
refugees and federal soldier's carbine
pressing against his side. He telle, too,
how, Avhen the fighting was over, he made
the same trip on an Investigating tour,
and struck on an excellent means of
demonstrating the superiority of under
elung automobiles; a road so rough that
even crawling over It at a snail's pace In
the daylight, showed a thousand and one
opportunities for a wrecked car.
PACIFIC COAST CLASSIC
PLANNED FORJULY FOURTH
' The attention of tho automobile world
Is already being nttTactcd to tho road
race from Los Angeles to San Francisco,
to be run July 4. and which will be the
most Important event of Us kind In tho
west this year. This Is a contest that has
been held 'frequently under varying condi
tions or route and tho like and It is now
regarded as a standard test for auto
mobiles contending for honors In the
west.
The first official entry for this spectacu
lar raco 1b a Cadillac, entered by Don Lee,
the Paclff6 coast dealer. Tho second Is
also a Cadillac, entered by S. A. McKee.
who has previously achieved some start
ling performances. The contest Is an
undertaking of large nature, necessitating
the work of several committees of a
number of weeks. The exact route nan
not yet been determined, but will be either
the coast or the Inland, or valley route.
Business men In tho various cities are
clamoring to havo their cities Included
on the trip and are offering many Inducements.
tnako for' tho betterment of the motor
car Industry.
KealUIng that the home of Peugeot, De
ltenault, Clmrron and other geniuses
might at any time produce another who
could put a distinctive mark upon the
Industry If his Ideas were encouraged,
the Mitchell people havo established an
experimental station In Paris.
Truck for nunnrn.
Eight of tho largest motor trucks In the
world, fitted with hugo omnlhus bodice,
have been built by the White company
of Cleveland, O., for the Pittsburgh Auto
Transit company. They will be pluced
In service In the Smoky City on May 1.
The bodies, which strongly resemble
street cars, were built by one of tho larg
est street car builders In tho country.
Tho design, however. Is such that they
are more comfortable In riding.
MOTOR FADS AND FANCIES.
Flat limousine ruses with folding shle
tlniw are new and rather an Improve
ment over the old styles. They come In
all colored lathers.
For luncheon use there Is a now three
quarter nickel vacuum carrier or Jar. It
hag a glass Inset and will keep the con
tents hot or cold for several hours.
Air cushions for extra use come In sev
eral shapes this year, with silk, leather or
linen covers. The self-filling pillows nro
perhaps tho most to be desired.
For men there Is a stunning new dust
coat made of Panama cloth. It Is In n
modified raglan model with an overlap
shouldor seam, which gives the effect of
a Qlbson tuck,
A new coat of white chinchilla cloth l
In a long raglan model with drop sleeves.
The rever collar, cuffs and half belt are
of black velvet finished with large white
pearl buttons.
Lcnther sevslng emergency cases fold
flat to drop Into the rail pocket and con
tain all fittings needed for dainlng and
other mending that Is likely to bo needed
on a long trip.
Very stunning coats are being inado
ot bongaltne cloth, with the collars and
cuffs embroidered In self-colors to match
the silk. Tho thrco-quarter draped mod
els nro popular for limousine wear.
Women's changeable silk dust coats are
very elaborate affairs this year and mny
bo had In a number of good models. Hut
they nro a bit too dressy for u, regular
outing trip.
By far tho lightest luncheon baskets ot
the season are thoso fitted with alumi
num utensils. Tho baskets aro square,
with double leaf covers at tho top. The
BUICK
The Best Designed and Best Finished Moderate Priced Gar
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AUTO EXPERIMENTAL
STATION IN PARIS
From thoMleslgnlng room of the Mlt-chell-LewIs
Motor company In Racine,
Wis., has gono out to tho penniless In
ventors of Europe as well as the "Indus
trial dreamers" of France, a message
that conveys good cheer and tho cer
tainty of fortune to tho man who de
velops or devises something that will
two bottles have snap covers. There are
two sandwich cases and one suhid carrier.
Motor pic otm.
Tho Indianapolis Humane society has
purchased a motorcycle for the use of
Its humane officer.
The streot railway company of St. Jo
soph, Mo., has pin-chased a motoroyclo
for uso In Its trouble deportment.
Six hundred and thirty-three members
were added to the F A. M. during March,
making a total membership of iO'.M.
Toronto. Can., inistofflro authorities
are considering tho adoption of motor
cycle vans for collecting mall.
Although the owner of two largo tour
ing cars, M. M. Holding, president
of Jho Holding Hros. company, prefers
to ride a motoroyclo on his Jaunts about
his winter homo at Palm Bench, Fla,
Oregon and Washington havo been
added to tho list or states forming local
F. A. M. organisations.
It Is announced that official collectors
of F. A. M. memberships must now have
a certificate signed by tho secretary of
tho F. A M. before they are. authoilied
to collect any money for dues.
One school district of Minnesota ho
purchased a motorcycle for the use of
thu toaoher In the agricultural depart
ment, lie uses tho motoroyclo In visit
ing tho farmers In connection with his
school work.
Throe hlghpower mortorcyclos havo
ooon added to tho Minneapolis police de
partment for uso In the outlying dis
tricts. The chief of police says that an
emergency call coming from the farthest
district can now bo answered within ten
minutes.
P. S nodding of Hpoknne, Wash , su
perintendent of county authorities, has
been supplied with a motorcycle on which
to make the tours of Investigation.
Deputy Sheriff Hill of Mndlson county
Tcnn., not only uses a motnrcyclo In
running down criminals, hut he mounts
them on the front of his machine and
takes thorn to Jail.
"I hav ridden my motorcycle 5,000
miles and havo had no mechanical
trouble whatever," says George A
Severance of Ware, Mass. Mr. Sever
ance also snys that on examining his
machine after riding this distance, not
a slnglo part showed tho least sign of
wear.
Price $1050, Fully Equipped
The Buick model 25 is the only truly high grade five-pnssenger touring cur selling
for less than $1250. It rides so much easier and is so muoh bettor made and bettor
finished than other cars sold at near its price that it lias proved a very popular model.
The Buick motor, with its valve in tho head construction, develops more power
than any other motor of like size.
Let us give you a demonstration.
Nebraska
Lincoln
uick Auto Co,
Omaha Sioux City
BUICK
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The World's Largest Builders of Sis-Cylinder Automobiles
New
HUDSON "Six"
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Why a Six?
Every automobile buyer should ask
that question if he is paying more than
$2,000.
The Six is as flexible as a steam en
gine. It rides with the smoothness of flying.
It is motor luxury supreme no vibration,
no jerking, quiet and comfortable, that
more than doubles the distance you can
travel in a day without fatigue qualities
you immediately recognize in a Six.
And Why a "54" HUDSON
Motorists who know see in it the qualities which
only Howard E. Coffin and his associates 48 all told
were able to build into it.
They have not produced a Six by merely adding two
Slinders to a good Four. A good Six can't be built
at way.
These 48specialists, experienced in all the details of
motor car building, trained in 97European andAmerican
factories, started out to build a Six without being ham
pered by old manufacturing equipment and old ideals.
They had a new conception, the result of a combined
wider knowledge than was perhaps ever before centered
upon the designing of a motor car.
Laymen will have their ideas as to how automobiles
should be built but think you any one less experienced
than these experts could build better?
You naturally have more confidence in the diagnosis
el ajskilled physician than you would in the conjectures
of a hundred laymen. Put equal reliance in these 48
motor experts.
Their reputation is staked on the "54" HUDSON.
That is a sufficient guarantee for most buyers.
But there also are HUDSON Sixes in every section.
They aire doing the most abusive service that any
automobile regardless of cost ever did. And they are
standing up.
HUDSONS don't disappoint.
The "54" HUDSON has electric lights. It is
electrically self-cranked. The famous Delco system,
patented, is used. Every motor car luxury is included,
speedometer, clock, top, curtains, rain-vision wind
shield, demountable rims, twelve-inch upholstery, etc
Equipped with a five-passenger Phaeton body, at $2450.
At $1875 you can obtain the HUDSON "37" de
signed by the same engineers that built the "54"
and pointed to as the ''Four-cylinder masterpiece."
See the Triangle on the Radiator
GUY L. SMITH
2205-07 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA
Thit monogram on ill
uoWur sitnas jfa all
jvucwtatAmmncArcur
Your Chalmers Is Worth $ lOOO More
but Costs Only $300 to $500 More
When you ordor a suit of clothos
you don't Boloot tlio cheapest. Price
is not your solo standard but qual
ity, looks, stylo, wearability. For
thoso you nro glad to pay a littlo
highor prico.
When you buy or build a houso tho
cost is not tho only thing considerod.
You, want it woll built, attractive
comfortable, pormauent. And you
are willing to pay a fair prico for what
you want even though you know
cheaper houses can bo bought.
Tho same thing is truo or should
bo in buying a motor car.
Do not decide tho car quostion on
prico but consider carefully what
you get for that price. Chalmors
car will cost you $300 to $500 more
than some othor cars, but it is worth
to you at least $1000 more.
It is worth that much more bocauso
of tho extra value it gh'os.
Extra value in dependable service.
Chalmors cars built in Chalmors shops
last longer than most cars. Eleven
Chalmers oars havo been driven 1,020,
400 milos. Thousands of othors, somo
in thoir 4th or 5th year, havo been
driven 50,000 to 75,000 and aro still
giving satisfaction.
Extra value in comfort. Nowadays
pcoplo ask more of a car than merely
to run. Chalmors cars, with big,
roomy bodies, Turkish cushions, 11
inch upholstory, long flexible springs,
big wheels and tires givo you perfect
riding comfort.
Extra voluo in looks. Chalmers
cars aro beautiful' oars. Cars you can
bo proud of ,iu any company. $4000
and $5000 cars havo no hotter linos or
more perfect finish.
Extra value in satisfaction. It's
poor economy to "save" a few
hundred dollars on a motor cur which
you won't take pernnuiont satisfac
tion in driving. Many havo tried it.
Thoy havo "saved" money and gained
costly "automobile oxporionco" and
havo finally purchased cars of tho
Chnnilors grade.
Why not puronaso now tho- car you
nro sure to want lutor. Give us nn
opportunity to show you tho Chalm
ors is worth $1000 moro but costs only
.,J0O to $500 more.
Stewart-Toozer Motor Co.,
2044-46-48 Farnam Street, ------ Omaha, Neb.
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Electric
Lights
fegQJ LP
Electric
Starter
Dreadnought Moline No. 40, $1950
Holds the World's Record for Reliability
The one UNDISPUTED CHAMPION for the past
four years in the WORLD'S GREATEST and most
gruelling road contests.
The DREADNOUGHT MOLINE has demonstrated
time and again the superiority of construction and the
construction of its mechanical details.
This insures you 100 per cent value.
Because of this, you owe it to yourself to investigate
this wonderful car, which is built by a factory that
KNOWS HOW.
Completely equipped, electric starter and lights, $1950.
Write for catalogue or phone for demonstration.
Moline Automobile Co.
D. M. BEAL, Mgr.
2421 Farnam Street
Omaha, Neb.
