THE KKE: OMAHA. TI1LTSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1913.
, Third Annual Tractor Farming
Demonstration
j Conducted uy Twentieth Century Farmer, Omaha, under
i the auspices of Fremont Commercial Club, Fremont, Neb.,
j August 9-14.
MONDAY Official Opening
lowa-Kansas Day.
1 to 1:18 P. M. Big Tractor Parade
DemonstraUon Ground.
7 p. m. Tractor Men's Banquet.
V. . I. linn W J
Bryan will attend the formal opening.
! TUESDAY
Wyoming, Colorado, Fremont and
Dodge County Day.
9:10 to II A. M. Private Demon-
ta'Wl'lO A. M.-Tractor Bhort Omah.-Ak-Sar-Ben and Lire Stock
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1:80 to 4: JO P. M. Public Demon
stration. Chautauqua night for Tractor Men.
Oeremor Glenn of North Carolina, will
apak.
THURSDAY
Nebraka-So. Dakota and Albion Day.
8:30 to 12 A. M. Private Demon
stration. 10 to 11:30 A. M. Tractor Bhort
Course.
1:30 to 4:30 P. M. Public Demon
stration. C. N. W. By. AlWon, Norfolk and
Hastings Divisions Excursion.
FRIDAY
M. Private Demon-
M. Tractor Short
WEDNESDAY
Nebraska-Iowa Implement Dealers'
Day. Nebraska Agricultural Col
lege and County Farm
Demonstrators' Day.
:30 to 13 A. M. Private Demon
stration. 10 to 11:30 A. M. Tractor Short
Course.
1:30 to 4:80 P. M. Public Demon
stration. General Utility Form
Tractor.
C,, B. Q. Br. Plou City. Lincoln
Beatrice livlJilona Excursion.
9:30 to 12 A,
stratlon.
10 to 11:30 A,
Course.
Free Dinner South Omaha Union
Stock Yards Barbecue.
1:30 to 4:30 P. M. Publlo Demon
stration. Union Pacific R. R. North Platte,
Grand Island. Columbus, Omaha Divis
ions Excursions.
FREE EVERY DAY
Hot Cup German American Coffee,
Goldenrod Creamery Buttermilk,
Fremont Watermelons.
Dally Dynamite Demonstrations,
10 to 12 A. M.
Speed Meters to Be
Made in Same Plant
With Elgin Watches
As the result of a contract made by
the Vsn Mrkleti company of Aurora, III.,
and the Elgin National Watch company,
the latter organisation soon wlfl devote a
considerable portion of Its bis; plant at
F.Iain, III., to the manufacture of tha Van
Flrklen ped meter, taking over all ma
chinery. Including Jigs, dies, tools, stamps,
etc.. of the Aurora factory for a period
of five yara. This agreement. Under
terma of the contract signed by President
N. II. Van Flcklcn of the speed meter
company and Charles If. Hulbtird, presi
dent of the Elgin National Watch com
pany, may be renewed at the expiration
of five -ear ahould manufacturing con
aitlons determine tho future location of
the concern rnarting the speed meters.
President Vsn Birklen hearts a company
capitalised at f2.4.nno, all stock paid up,
and has closed contracts lth a number
of automobile manufacturers providing
the Van Plrklen speed meter as regular
equipment of their output, lnrluded In
this list are the Jeffrey, Apperson, King,
Hercules, Jackson, Hnpmoblle and Pilot
cars. A considerable portion of the out
put of the Aurora plant also Is distrib
uted to the concern? hnnlllng Ford equipment,-the
Berkley-Hiiton company, Van
flk-klen general distributers; A. J. Plcard
of New York City end Mestre A Hlatge,
foreign representatives, with headquar
ters In London and the European capitals,
from which have come constant demands
for Van Blcklen speed meters notwith
standing difficulties In the way-of trade
precipitated by the great war.
ENTRANTS
Tractor and Plow Manufacturer!
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New Age Tractor Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
Nllaon Farm Machine Co., Minneapolis,
Oliver Chilled Plow Co.. South Pend, Ind
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Aultmnn Taylor Machinery Co.. Mans- r-arlln Orendorff plow Co., canton. 111.
field. O. Peoria Tractor Co.. Peoria, III.
. , rvmnMiv Peoria. 111. . K"ck Island Plow Co.. Hock Island, lit
affiS? CoTmont. Neb. punpTi'g TratTC. K..,n.
Bull Tractor Co., Mlnneapolle. Minn. Sweeney Tractor Co., Kansas City. Mo.
Ruilock Tractor Co- Chicago, 111. Universal Tractor Co., Columbus, O.
d. D. ta Tractor Co.. crooaston, wains i rscior-u., -"'"'''.
Minn Waterloo uas r.ngms k-o., n.i.riTO, .
inn. . .... . rr , .... U 1 Ph MM. Ill
Caas Plow woraa. Marine, wis. w
Case Threshing Machlna Co.. a-
Ina. Wis.
Daach Manufacturing Co., Sanduaky, O.
Lwera Company. Molina. Ill;
Electric Wheel Company. Qulncy. 111. Tr&CtOr ACCCSSOrV blltr&IltS
Emerson-Brantlngluun Imp. Co., Rock-
forxx 111.
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Grand Detour Plow Works, DUon, III.
Gray Tractor Mfg. Co.. Minneapolis.
Minn.
Waukesha Motor Co., Waukesha, Wis.
Hansmann Mfg. Co., Long Prairie. Minn.
Dennett Carburetor Co., Minneapolis.
Minn.
Good Itoada Machinery Co.. Fort Wayne. HyaU f Co Chlca,0i ,
Ind.
Harkey Manufacturing Co. St. Paul,
Minn.
Hart-Parr Company, Charles City, la.
llelder Manufacturing-Co., Carroll. Ia.
Holt Manufacturing Co.. Peoria, III.
rlume Manufacturing Co., Hume, 111.
nternatlonal Harvester Co., Chicago. III.
Janesvllla alachin Co Janesvllla, Wis.
Jollbt CHI Tractor Co., Joiiet, lit.
Elsemann Magneto Co., Indlanaipolla, Ind
Beaver Mfg. Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
Pumter Electrical Co.. Humter, 8. Car.
Champion Spark Plug Co., Toledo, Ohio.
McQuay-Norrts Mfg. Co., Bt Louis, Mo.
Pierce Speed Controller Co., Anderson.
. Ind.
K-W Ignition Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
l.rf.-r Raitlntor Co . Rarlna Wis
F..r.a.H.i!!S? r- iMrn0?.P.01 Wis'""' Wilcox-Bennett Carbur.tor Co.. Minna
1 Croa I'low Co., L,svrosee, wis, aiwiiia vt I nn
Mon Tractor Co., Minneapolis. Minn, v p.0"" " T.
Iwtar Tractor Co., Ht, Marya. Ohio. V-Ray Co.. Marshalltown, Iowa.
Mayer Bros. Co., Mankato, Minn. Burd High Compression Ring Co.. Rock
Molina Plow Co.. Molina, 111. ford. 111.
i NEW CRY; OF MOTOR MAKER
Accessibility of All Parts Becomes
Goal of the Manufacturer of
. High Grade Automobiles.
HAS BEEN IGN0EHD IN PAST
Progress in automobile construction for
the last few years has been accelerated
by tho demands of ths super-critical
buying public Oy those whs own and
drlva their own cars and by those own
ers who derive as much pleasure and
recreation from caring for their ears aa
they do from driving them.
First cams tba cry and Just one It
was,' for a lighter and more economical
car. This demand was promptly mat by
the manufacturers, who have striven dili
gently and with untiring effort to reduos
the weight without sacrificing safety.
' This was only ' a matter of careful
study of construction and metallurgy. The
substitution of lighter but tougher metals
where stress and strain was most. Ths
replaqlng of heavy Iron casting with
lighter but tougher steel stamping and
drop forglngs.
. The reducing of weight brought about
I a marked economy In fuel consumption
and tire expense.
i The Insistent call for comfortable rid-
j Ing qualities and appearance worthy the
j Investment has servsd further to keap
the automobile manufacturer alive to
; these Important feat urea and their
prompt response ia evidenced by the trend
of dosign for tho 1W season-clean, un-
troken lines, yacht line design, long
wheel base, large tires and a noticeably
better quality of upholstering and finish.
Aereaelbllltr Korgottesi. (
But accessibility, the one thing that ap
peals most strongly the on subject
which Interests ths prospective automo
bile buyer th most has to a great extent
been entirely Ignored by most manufac
turers. Accessibility Is the subject that
appeal to the man who la going to drive
and oar for his own car. He wants to
know how he Is going to reach the grease
oupa, how he la going to make his ad
justments, how easily and quickly he can
get to ths running gear If something
goes wrong when ha Is out on ths road.
Ha wants to know how much tlms the
garage man la going to spend looking
for trouble If It over becomes neoessary
to run ths car la th garage.
There I plenty At room for Improve
ment by th manufacturer In respect to
accessibility, aa will be noted by the ac
cessibility features of th new Mitchell
model, "th kilx of '14," wherein a tremen
dous stride toward affording accessibility
for th owner baa already been made.
On of th moat striking Improvements
In th new Mitchell model, "th Six or
It," Is th extreme accessibility of all
parts of the chassis and running gear.
Outside of th extreme accessibility to
all adjustments on th motor and It com
ponent part la the novel way In which
provisions hav been mad for aay ac
cess to th entire running gear and
chaasls without disturbing; th body.
Wfcltte4 Is Boat.
It begins to look as if th Braves were '
atung when they traded Whltud to th j
fniuie lor Bherwood Mage, as th
former is outhltttng th latter by a wide
margin.
The Peoria Tractor $650
piowa TNa- N,
n5v v.
4-Cylinder
30 H. P. Motor
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Hers Is the machln you have been looking for ligat, strong;
and simple. It fulfills your every Idea of what a tractor should be.
Backed by 20 years of experience ia the tractor business. The "Peo
ria" has provea to be the most successful proposition ever built.
What It Has Doue
for Others
It WUI Do for You. i
Tour Peorl will pull three 14-lnch
plows (you can averts sji acr an
hour- th work of elgnt horess). or
it will pull thirty to thiity-six fest
harrow, or twenty to twenty-flv
feet of diao, or two binder la fact
y..ur Peorl will pull or drive prao
tl. Jly any uialiUie or Implement on
your fario. ,
fcl'KCtKlCATIONR.
The fceart of the Peoria Traotor la
its rt -hre.jower four-cyliader
,a.y-diity ru..tr. Th eurU Is
'"" eiu1jH4 wiiJj an atittxriatlo lu
IrWaAirg eystmu. lias stMncb. hlsh
tule t.wls with 1-Uich fs. Ove
rate outside of furrow, directly
ahead of the load, thus avoiding any
packing of the soil. Also our auto
matic furrow guide Risk th PeorU
a aelf-guldlng tractor. Is fltUd with
drop-forged ateel gear equal la sis
to those placed in tractor several
times th wslght of th Peorl. -
Only two controlling levers r
Quired to move the rort forward or
backward or to atari and atop It '
Ha perfect cooling system radia
tor holding 10 gallons. Use motor
spirits, gasoline or other 11k fuels.
Stands II feet long and sV feet wUte.
fchtpiang weight. S.ttO pounds.
IiniT FOR I1USINK.8S.
Quick BbJimienU from Omaha.
Write Tvxly for Farther Partlcnlare.
Lininrjer Implement Co.
O.NUIU, NEIUtASKA.
17ALLIS "COB" TRACTOR
FINISHES 1,000 MILE RUN
Never bufore In th history of the farm tractor industry
has any manufacturer attempted to demonstrate the durabil
ity of hla machine by a cross country test through a chain of
atates. '
It Is not surprising, therefore, thst the Wallls "Cuh,''
which left Cleveland, Ohio, June 21st, on Its 1,000-mlle run to
Fremont, Nebraska, caused no end of favorable conument
atonr ths route.
interested farmera flocked to the highway to see It go
by, while the townspeople crowded about the caravan to in
spect this famoua machine. .
Soo tho Cub at Fromont
Special Avery
Tractor Announcement
WE anouncc a now smaller and lighter Tractor for pulling a two gang plow,
whioh will sll-for not over $550.00 cash (depending upon costs of certain
! detail? which are now under consideration). This tractor has many new
and original features which will be of much intoreH to tho fanners looking for
small tractor. Later, a still smaller andcheaper size will bo announced. We als
annouiico ensh nncos for 1916 on all five sizes of Averv Tractors now on the market.
siiwjr'.i--
. a-eow Tractor 70-Cs.h
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UflLLli-"e!!i"
4-PNn Trarf. til S.Ci.h
sja far risnina xa.aa umh tin .
DREAKS WORLD'S RECORD
Designed for farms of 160 acres and up
Th Favorite) The ability to
r remonv accp eoing every
moment made it possible for the
"Cub" to break the world's record
at the Fremont National Power
Farming Demonstration. It quick
ly became the favorite of the show
when it plowed 3 acres in 87 min
utes, pulling a 4-U1 J.LCaseGang
Plow. Unlike other Tractors, the
"Cub" was able to make non-stop
runs it never even thought of
hesitating at a few hours work
each day.
Built Rleht-The "Cub" Is built
different from other Tractors, just
to make it capable of rendering
, continuous efficient service. It will
eat up hard work all dsy.every day.
What It Will Do It will pull
4-U plows under ail average con
ditions; 6-14' plows under easy av
erage conditions: 4-14 plows and a
Tandem Disc Harrow, leaving th
ground lik m garden.
It turns In its own radius of 8 ft
4 In, so that you can plow as close
to the fence as with a team.
It will operate a 32' separator and
fill your silo, with plenty of power
totparo. It will pull your harrows,
seeders, binders and road grsder
with ease.
It will haul 26 tone on ordinary
hard, level roads at a apeed of 2
to 3H miles an hour.
A REM. TH ACTOR
Pj' llatfee1 In purchasing a
sty rle tractor, don't think
of pries sloo. but conaider the essential
things that are nereaaary in a rmal tractor.
You want a machine that will be in con
dition practically 100 of th time, in
stead of 50 or less, as mac so-called
tractors hav been.
Th "Cufc" Spring mounting both
Weal Trstr front snd resr saves ail
I art and strains; every vital part encloeed
In dust-proof esses snd run in constsnt
bath of oil; special hiiih-grade sterladrop
Inrsings snd steel csatinxa. Nickc
roller Bearing the best made;
asm quality aa in high grade automo
biles. In short a ml tractor Out unit 4o
(m Kwr and stand Ot ttrmn.
Hot en perlment The Wallls Fuel
Seve Tractor ia no new and untried ex
periment but a thoroughly teeted pro
duct upon which years of tune snd thou
sands o dollars have been expended in
bringing it to its present perfect state.
If you sra looking for a mti tractor, one
that will do your farm work economi
cally, efficiently and with the least trou
ble snd delsy, you wsnt to get further
part kulsrs about ths Wsll is Xub." Writ
today you will be under no obligation.
WALUS I RACTOR Cb." RACINE WIS.
- 400 Meade Street
gear
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.-?'w Tractor 9UnOCmh
aa.. satMaiSaii
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Our extensive factories are running overtime turn
out five sizes of famous Avery Light-Weight Trac-f.oi-8,
wliich have proven so successful, arid of which
thousands are now in the hands of farmers doing
daily duty. They are simple, durable and powerful,
smooth running and reliable; have all been intro
duced by the "s-old on approval" policy, backed
b) strong Wriranties that insure the buyer get
ting a machine that will do the work.
Now Is the Time To Start
Tractor Farming
Now is t lie time to sell horses the price is
good. Now is the time to place vour order
for a tractor and get it on the ground early
to do your fall work. Learn all the facts
about the Avory Tractor and Power-Lift
Plow, the original one-man outfit and you
will have no fears or doubts about what trac
tor farming will save you in expense and
hard work and what it will gain for you
in raising bigger crops by plowing at the
right depth at the right' time.
.Avery. "Light Weight" Tractors and
"Self-Lift" Plows will be on exhibi
tioii' at all of the important Tractor
blowing Demonstrations. Come and
see them at work. Write any of our
branch houses, jobbers or the factory
fnr full tnfnnnatlnn
Asm -T l!mor 27SCash
wr nwitot m.m iwt m mrim. ia,w.
Avery Company, 4675 Iowa St., Peoria, Illinois
BRANCH1 'HOUSES: Omaha, Neb.; Dea Molne, Ia.; Koiwas City, Mo.; Minneapolis Minn - In.
U.npoH, Intl.; Grand rks, N. D.; Far,ro, N. D.; DHHngs, Moiit.; Aberdeen D nColn
Neb.; Madiwn, Wis.; Wlchlt, K.n.-JOBBERS : Avery Company' of Tex nall"V, XEl
Cnadlan Atctjt Company A lnnlpeg nd Keglna, CanadaEXIOHT OtTICE: T. Auberk 2 and 4
Stone Street, ewok City. '
The Avery
Thresher Is a
Job Taker,
a Grain Saver
:"anda
Money Earner
Avery urain Tnresners are duhi ror us witn a very Tractors In all sices from 22x36 to 42x70
inch. Equipped with guaranteed non-breakable razor-steel cylinder teeth. Proven by field test
threshing on canvas to be the best grain saving threshers built. Every one Is given a running
test at the factory before-It leaves which insures satisfactory results from the-start Backed by
the strongest warranties ever given on a thrashing machine. Satisfaction guaranteed
ESS33
Hoa HOUSC
is a marvel of compactness, lightness, efficiency. It furnishes light,
power and heat for practically every farm use helps the farmer with
his choree and the housewife with her duties is absolutely foot-
proof and with ordinary care should last a lifetime the prices
range from $253 up.
We will havo hteratnre describing the
Alamo at this exhibit. Get it and read it. If
you are not in tho market for a plant, it will
still be of interest to you. It shows the plant
in its actual colors, describes its various part
and shows how they work, tells of the exper
iences of those who have used them. It is
an education on the farm lighting problem
and should be in tho hands of every farmer.
We will look for YOU at our exhibit in
the CENTKlt OF TIIE BIO TENT.
The Alamo Engine &
Supply Company
1122-24 Farn&m, . Omaha, Neb.
' "' GARAGE ' , i I 1 cL
Alamo Electric .FaimB Light Plaet
To Be Exhibited at the
National Power Farming Demonstration
Fremont, Neb., August 9-14
r0NT fail to see the Alamo Electric Farm Light
Plant in the center of the big tent at the Fremont Farm Power
Show. vThere you will see this wonderful little plant make its
electricity, charge its battery, light incandescent globes, furnish
power for machinery and heat electrical appliances. Make this
exhibit your headquarters.
The Alamo Electric Farm
Light Plant
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