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- THE OMAHA SUNDAY HKK; .HINT, (i. Hi 15.
OVERLAND CAUSES
A REALISATION
Company Announce! a Moit Decided
Cat in Price for Four-Cylinder
Automobile.
nla fairs. The work began at New Tork
May la, there being three automobiles for
the guides and the moving picture oper-
atort, selected by the Lincoln Highway
association. One of the can la sent hjf
the Studebaker corporation to assist In
the work and to keep tho party in touch '
with the multitude of RtiHleftaker service
tationa alone the Una from New Tork
to San Francisco.
AJ1 polnta of hlstorlo or scenic Interest
wilt ba filmed. In addition, many par
ties hound for, California will find them
selves in the way of the camera of the
muvina j'iciurr rnun, n in nni Rr an iin-, iinroin nignway atsorisiinn, wm ne ni- pany at uetnrit. Mr. ackett win nave
llkelr that next winter thousands of those rector of the tor. With hlin wUI go n. j',h him service man. The ffturiebak.r
who make the trip thla summer will ace ! K. Hpenorr of Kat IJverpool. O. the i tourists will assist the hUrhway parly In
themselves wavlnit at the audience of aicffi.-lal moving picture operator of the taking pictures and securing Important
moving picture theater aa they skim 1 enunciation. The Htiulrheker corporation ra1 data of Intereet to motorists
along the great hlahwny j will send R. C. Saokett. an rffh leno ex
it. C. Oaterman, eonstil-at-lnrge for the pert from the general offices of the enm-
B Want Ada Produce Result
W.lm Riimrtt Van,
Heine Zimmerman hae come out with a
booat for an unirlre. Referring to one of
the National league arbiters, Heine said
"He's aa honeat aa the day la long a V
waya calls m aa he sees them. The
only trouble with him la that he always
aeea thenx wrong."
FACTO EY OUTPUT IS INCREASED
The biggest sensation in automo
bile circles so far this year la the cut
of $325 in the price of the Overland.
The largest four-cylinder Overland
produced this year -will sell for $750.
Specifications show that, better in
many particulars, it is otherwise
practically the famous Overland
Model 80 which last season sold for
$1,075. It Is lighter in weight, has
more power, an Improved starting
and lighting system, one-man top,
headlight dimmer and divan up
holstery. The remarkably low price la directly
In line with the Overland policy of giving
the consumer the benefit of the saving!
accomplished by tho wonderful facllltlea
of tho big Toledo factory. Six years of
preparation and development of those
facllltlea have' brought the Overland
company to the point where It can offer
a real family car, combining road com
fort and economical operation for this
low price.
51s Hundred a Day.
John N. Willys, president of the com
pany, stated a few weeks ago that the
lug additions at the Overland plant make
possible a dally output of 600 cars, or
double that which gave his company first
place In the records of the Automobile
t'hamber of Commerce. Overland of
llcials declare that It is only the econ
omies of such a tremendous production
that enablo them to establish a price for
their product which is so revolutionary.
Model S3, as the new Overland la known,
is a large touring car, with a body roomy
enough to seat five grown persons com
fortably. In power, finish, comfort,
equipment and construction, it la fully
the equal of lta predecessor.
Thlrty-Flre-Horae Power.
The .15-horse power motor Is! exactly
- the same aa that of last season's large
Overland four, and In view of the car's
lighter weight, the surplus of power la
even greater.
, The body also is like that of last sea
son's Model 80, conforming to the very
' latest notions in streamlike design The
scats are roomy, with high, comfortable
. backs. The divan upholstery cushions
are built on' deep, resilient colled springs,
while the covering Is of the waterproof
gray cloth, which recently has become so
popular because It Is so much more com
fortable. This upholstery la trimmed;
with leather.
The body finish is of rich Brewster
green, with striping of Ivory white. Fit
tings are of polished nickel and alumi
num. Fenders and trimming are black
ensuneled.
Simple Wiring.
Tha starting and lighting system Is of
a most effective two-unit type, entirely
separata from - the Ignition, permitting
tha simplest possible wiling. A high ten
sion magneto la used for Ignition. No
dry cells are required. Cooling Is by
Uie same thermo-syphon.
A constant level splash system pro
vides thorough lubrication under all con
ditions of usage. The oil baa has a ca
pacity of eight quarts. A float gauge In
dicates the amount of oil In tha crank
case. . .
An oil sight feed Indicator has a small
revolving wheel, whloh is kept hi mo
tion by the flow of oil and is always
clearly visible. This de-vioa. is located on
the cowl dash instrument board, together
' with the magneto speedometer, ammeter
and the carbureter priming button. The
carbureter is of an improved type with
a hot air attachment for both primary
nnd auxiliary air ports and is . exceed
ingly simple In adjustment. The axles
used In laat season's Overland are un
changed, but the brakes are large and
powerful enough fur a much heavier car.
First Chandler Six
Travels 80,000 Miles
With over D0.000 miles of strenuous ser
vice to its credit. Chandler No. 1. the first
Chandler alx ever built, is still producing
dividends on Its original cost at the big
Cleveland plant of the Chandler com
pany. As Is the case with the first car turned
out by any company, the veteral Chandler
six has been subjected to every variety
j of test that tha engineering department
. can prtscrtbe. On its maiden trip, Cnan
i dler No. 1. erosaed the Allegheny moun
' tains in the dead of winter, enroute from
Cleveland to tha New York Automobile
show. This was In January, 1912, and
eince that time cross-country work has
1 ticen tho dally diet of the old car.
lr the last few months tha first Chan
ilier has performed the Important task of
"chasing stock" for tha factory pur
chasing department Driven by W. P.
; DeHart of the Chandler factory. tbe car
dtfily travels between 13o and 200 miles
through Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania
territory where factories are busy turning
out supplies for Chandler production.
Recently Mr DeHart drove from Cleve
land to Canton and back, a distance of
13d miles, in six hours and seven minutes,
including many stops at various fac
tories and towns along the routs. Xteaplte
the car's big mileage, Mr. DeHart reports
that he tiaa never been held up by motor
trouble, and claims the old oar la better
lor BIS purpose ipu one ot uie vra.au
new creations of 1915.
Lincoln Highway is
Filmed for Movies
The happy Mea of perpetuating the Lin
coln Htghway this exposition year in
moving pictures is about to become a
leallxetlon. it is fitting that moving
I i turea should be taken nf it the year
it ia chlstened in tha gaxollne of thou-lin-
of motorlsta bound to tha Califor-
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MmU S3 f. e. k ToU
Roadster $723
This is the largest 4-cyIinder Overland
that will be produced this year
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$325 1L
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Year
The 1916 Overland Is es
sentially the same as the
1915 Overland iTuj famous
Model 80 that sold for
$1075.
Hut the price Is $325
less, i
The stream-line body is
the same as the $1075
model of last season.
It has the same magnifi
cent finish; that deep, rich
tone of darkBrewster green
33 Horsepower motor
High-tension magneto Ignition
5-Bearing crankshaft
Thermosyphom eooting
with fine hairline striping
of dear Ivory-white.
It has the same power
ful, economical thirty-five
horsepower, four-cylinder
motor, but weighs less.
It has high-tension mag
neto ignition.
It has the same under
slung rear springs. It has
the convenient arrange
ment of electric control
buttons on the steering
column.
Vndarshmg i
springs
33" m 4" tirmsi non-skid hi rear
Demountable rimst tvith one extra
Electric starting and lighting system
I II ill it it 1 1 ll iil IMrTTOfnOsV
i I MCMecao
It has the same easy
working clutch which any
woman can operate; the
same "easy to handle"
shifting levers; the same
"easy to steer with " wheel ;
the same positive brakes.
It . has 33" x 4' tires
which is unusual on a car
at this price.
In detail, finish, me
chanical fineness, com
forts and conveniences,
this newest Overland gives
you all there was in the
$1075 Overland
more power.
and even
Specifications
Headlight dimmers
Rain-vlstpn, ventilating type, built-in
windshield
Instrument board on cowl dash
And it costs you but $750
S325 less than last sea
son's large 35 horse
power Overland.
Deliveries are being made
now all over the country.
Every Overland dealer
already has a waiting list.
Place your order Imme
diately and you can be
sure of a speedy delivery. '
Left-hand drive, center control
One-man top top cover
Magnetic speedometer
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This Car I Now On Display Here
OVERLAND OMAHA COMPANY, Distributors
Phone Douglas 2643
2043-45 Faraam Street
J. R. JAMISON, Pre..
"Mad. U U.S. A.'!
The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio
New Model Now on Display at the Panama Pacific Exposition