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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: A PR Hi ?,0, 1016.
Super-Six Shows Speed of 102:53 Miles Hour
with 177-Inch wind brcse end market It
for lcae than I3.'rt nnd then It would
hme been mlnua the electrical erjuip-1
tn"nt and tho ninny (title nc eaanrlea and !
' onvenlcncen thot aro now conaldcred a
part of tho regular equipment.
While tha weluht of can, as a
wHsht came much nearer adding to the
price tiinii (t riht to reducing It.
In the face of all thla, automobile price
have gradually drifted lower and volume
of equipment and amall convenience ao
neoeaaary to tho operator but coatly to
the manufacturer hava grown.
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whole, haa b,e,n gradually reduced, thla j
haa In moat InatAiioe been accompllahed i
by tho ua of lighter metala proportion-
atcly higher In coat, ao the reduction In
"Hall Darlia.ni la Movie.
"Bull" Durham, who waa qulta aoma
Htoher In hla day, la doing the "beavlea"
n motion picture drama, Tha villain!
BUM MAN OPPOSED
TO CREDIT SALES
R. E. Collins, General Sales Man
ngr, Docs Not Favor Baying
Can on "Time."
BELIEVES IT HURTS INDUSTRY
"Thu-a In a atrlou mrnia to tha
hol antomohll tndurtry and ipave
dangar to !h automoMIa dealer In too
great praa4 nf tha Inalallmcnt flan
fentur In buying motor car. I can tut
no nerraalty for uch Mlllng plan Iri
the tlma of proiprroua tualn;a, arv)
feel that tha Introduction an4 ancoura
mnt of tha acham la, excapt ta rp
Uonal caaa, a mlatak," aald R. Jt. Col
line, gt neral aaln manager. Biilck Motor
company.
"It la my opinion that no (malar
(alanilly ran tiltlmataly orartaJta tha
automohlla buninca. Including tha manu
facturor, tha dealer awl tha Individual
buyer, than for t ho leading factorlaa to
adopt a deferred payment aaJ plan,
and I run not bHlAva tliat tha Winding
mnniifa' turera ara realty giving acrlmi
conalrierailnn lo audi a plan.
"Tha Inatallinrnt plan of buying la
fwmlwiiiMitally wrong, regardleaa of tha
artlrl Involved. Tbla I aapadally trua
a a applied lo autornobllaa. Tha autumn
blla bualnea waa atartad on a caah
baal. It la tha only fclg bulii that
baa aver b-cn operated on a caah princi
ple, and In my judgment tha caah bant
la on of tha iilgatut teaaona why tha
aiitomoblla Induatry haa rron ao won
dorfully faat. (ah aalea hava mada poa
alhla tha rapid building up of big ra
aarvea of rapltal, I'lanty of lliuld capi
tal haa mada poaalbla rapid axtanalon,
improvamenta in manufacturing rnathoda
and quantity production. Quantity pro
duoOon haa mada it poaalbla for motor
ear maaara to markat a oonatantly Im
Provad product at a tsonatantly lowarlng
priea.
A I war oa r'aah Baala.
Tha automoblla la on of tha raw
thlngg in avrydr uaa which ha not ad
ranoed rapidly In prlca in tna Itat faw
yaara. And all thaaa favorabla condltlona
eonnold with marketing of autornobllaa
ean ba traced, In a vary larga moaaura,
to tha fart that automohllea hava been
anld for caah.
"And now all Ihla ta rhrtnd by tha
Introduction of tha Inatallmant plan of
buying. Tha preaent acrambla on tha part
of thaaa "truat oompanlea'' to foroa au
tomobllaa Into tha hiuida of avarybody
ho haa a faw dollar reitardleaa of the
fact that tha tlma rart of tha contract
la IIMly to work a avr hardihlp upon
tha purehaaer and hla famlly-l tha
worat thing that haa happened In my
ntlra bualneaa axpedenca. If peralatad
lit I believe many purchaaera will Irnpoaa
an obligation ujmn themaelvet which they
will find hard to meet.
"Frankly, I bellava tha praollra In
dulgad ta by thoaa manufacturer wh
anoouraga daalvra to aell car a to any
body and avarybody, by having "truat
corwanlei" carry tha papor-wlth the
daalar'a andortnentla a pinilloua
prautlca which la demined to ruin aoma
of tha baat man In tha automobllo trade.
It ia eaay for the manufacturer lo urg
many daalera Into thla kind if btialtiena,
but In my opinion it ta a policy which
ttould not hava tha endowment of wall
aatabllehtd automobllt cotnpanln"
Captain Ford Says
Auto Makers Will
Aid Air Service
Aaroplanea with roomy, npliulatercd
boilea, wludahleld and all thu comforta
of tha modnrn motor cor, with lha addi
tional convenletua of tha wlnlr tle
araph, ara now In uie In Kurope, Captain
Archlbiild n. ford, of tho Iloywl i'lylug
orpa. CJraat Britain, any, ('aiiliilit Kord,
who la on leave of abeencn from Ilia
IfrliUh army, ta a vlaltor In lvirolt.
Captain Ford baa been In lha aerlnl
arrvlua of hla country alnce tha benlmiliig
of tha war. Ilia vlatt to tho L'nlud Btntoa
in unofrtclal, but U In the Intercut o(
aircraft.
Captain ford vlalteii Henry It. Joy,
prealdont of tho Packard . Motor C ar
eompmiy, and a director f tha Aero
Oub of America, and want with hint to
aea tho Packard aviation field near Mt.
.1emria, Mich, 11a aald that hla Inlereet
in tha arroplnno la aulcnilflo and not
commercial.
Captain Ford la claanad aa a "skilled
ebatrver."' Hla work conaUtrd of flying
at a hflght of 10,oi) feet over Uerman
and Auatrtan llnea, making mia.
and algn-UIIng by wlreleaa to the Brllluli
gunnera, twalr or fifteen mil. a away.
Ho aaja the wmk of akliM !,,, v.i i.
o accurata that by following their Hit
lala, gunnara ara enabled to uplodo
anella In tha anemy'a trenrhaa within five
ttinijta
Additions Mado to
Plant of Qoodyear
Auto Tiro Company
"Tha eonatanily growing demand for
roH tlrea haa romMM Ma tn ' r n
ira ejr ff!ltia for maktoa Jd
ier tod.," tui.J c, llwdhlH, t.n.
aaer of tK atmoMla tlra deHinant
t,a U.-.l,r Ttia and fitter
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' M..t..rl(a ara rapidly leriiltg tha it!a
'' adMa ,,f tlr, tira and am it,
manlmg I'.em , ti ir (r Aa ,tf
i n. r m mmu and ita at..tt
if tlrn ; (s , lrin(vt-.f Uf't
tlmM
4aib-it-attiig tM. ,',.i,(!H..fV, .
a-HillMM t. m,t f.-(,. (.Uivtanl
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a ilr tttnhlxar n e..ii.ta a a n
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Arrange to Handle
BrLscoo Auto Here
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Tha Hudaon Kuiier-Hl on April 10
again dlatlngulahed Itaelf by making tha
faataat mile aver negotiated by an Ameri
can atock rar rhaaala, 101:1,1 mltea per
hour.
Thla aenaallonal apeed waa mada ovar
lha famoua Ocean llaach oouraa at Iay
tona, Kla., under tha official aupervlalon
of tho American Automobllo nwlMlou,
tanctlon No. Ca. V. fl. Kdwarda, rupra-
aeftllng tha ronteat Ixurd of tha Alnerl
an Automoblln aaaoclatlon and I'rad J.
Wagner wera preaent and officiated at
lha trial. Tha Hupnr-alx Waa piloted
by Itilph Mulford. In all trial runa tha
tulle waa daahed off each tlma In lena
than thirty-nil aeconda. Tha fa'nlaet tlma
waa 31:11 aeconrtt, which la eijulvalant
to Wl.ta nillra per hour. Thla la tha
hlgheat apaad ever mada by a atock
ohaael. While thaaa ped trlala may
hava been a aurprlae to tha public, thay
wera not iineipaotad among motor-car
people who keep tab on thing. Tha wlaa
onea knew that Krad Wagner waa va
naflonlalng on tho aunny aanda of Florida
and that ha probably bad "aomethlng up
hla aleave." When "Wrnlllng" Ralph
Mulford ahowed up and aoott after had
hla wlzard-llka Huper-BU aplnnlng on tha
rocord-produolng buh at Daytona, tha
aacrat waa out. And now It la no longer
a eecrat, Tha aplendld mark l ona that
will "taka aoma going" to avan match.
Metz Company Saves
Small Fortune by
. Climbing Bi Hill
"Tha naw Mali Modal HI la avarywhara
reoognlaed aa a wonderful hill ullmbar,"
ay N, (. Mauley, manager of tha looal
branch, "But even lo far back aa flop
tamber, 1DU, tha Mala company inaartad
an advartlaament In tb Katurdfiy liven
ing Poet, a part of which read aa follow'.
11i") caah tawaid paid to tha flmt par-
on In any locality In tha United Htatea
who will ahnw ua a Mil on any traveled
highway Which tb Mod car cannot
climb.'
"it happened that In Now Tork alata
a man promptly claimed tha money, nay-
Ing ha knew nf a hill which wag mi ateap
ani o long lliat It could not bo climbed
by tha Met car or any other car. It waa
known aa 'Darker hill, and wit locate)
near Hamloc.k. N, T., about ninety mllo
wat of Nyranuee, o would tha Mntx
oompany, pleaaa hurry and aand him a
draft for tb thnuaand, '
"Hut the Met company had mora at
ataka than tha money, and accordingly,
C, If, Met, In company with ona of hi
driver, John MoUann, eat out In a regu
lar tnck car for Hemlock, N. V., t) do
what had- never bean dona In tha hill-
climbing Una, or forfeit 11,000.
'Tha rnnult waa that, they not only
ollmbad tha hill after driving all tho wav
from Waltham, Mae., lo Hemlock, N.
Y but Juet for their own afttlafeetlon
cam to a Cull atop In the. middle of the
hill, than alartrd up again and finlahed
atrong"
Efficiency Will
Control Prices of
Autos Says Bate
Tha Introduction of a mld-aoajon Ira
provarmmt in tha body dcalgn of tha naw
Mitchell ha brought forth from varloua
automobllo manufacturer a very plrited
dlacuMlon a to Juat what can ba given
to the buyer without extra price,
John W. Hate, tha efficiency engineer
Ing expert, who haa been building
Mitchell car alnce Vtfl. la frank to a
that practically every feature of con-
vtnlenca, avary feature of conatruatlon
and acoeaalblllty on tha Mitchell I free
to the purrhaaer bacauia tha cot I
equaled by lha factory aavlnga due to
tha manufacturing efficiency,
It I not auch a long call from tha eoat
of twenty -lx extra feature to tha re
duction In manufacturing coat by effi
cient method, modern machinery and
equipment that. It haa taken thirteen
year to bring to uch a high tandard
Kvn flva year ago no manufacturer
would hava attempted to build a car
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Spme Automobile Bearings require
attention v-others need care. Hyatt
. Bearings are care-free and the
only attention they require is
occasional lubrication. -
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You can't pick any
better. The round
tapered studs over
come skidding the
strong steel cables in
the base prevent slip
ping over rim.
Jt EDERAE
Double-Cable-Base
TIRES
are built on honor
sold on merit.
Made as good as
tires can be, they
wear long and always
please. Guaranteed.
ion hjFj by
Zweibel Brothers,
2ft J M Famam St,
Western Automobile
Supply Co.,
inw-'JU I'amAm ftt,
Tlie Federal Rubber Mfg. Co."
Cudahy, WUcooain
Mfr. of Fadera! AutomobiU Tlwa,
Tuhaa and Sundrlee, Motorcy da,
f.'CT.e,!.,,,, Carriaga Tlraa, lUlkar
HaU, Horaa Shoa Pad, Rubbar Mat
ing and Machankai Rubbar Cood.
The Lure of
the Open
Now that you're' no longer limited
to paved streets and side curtains, '
make a spurt for open country where
you can let 'er out"
But first of all. be sure of your
storage battery. Start the season
with it in healthy condition and take
care of it all summer.
Maybo it's nil right, but a free in
spection hero will prove it Bring it
in anyhow and get some pointers on
how to make it produce.
WUlanl Smlce ii the key to tttrf
tartinjj rul lighting, You r assurtd of
tjit uttcutiuti hrrt.
Nebraska Storage Battery Co.
233 Kamam St. Phone Doug, 5102.
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THIS IS WHY WE HAVE TO BUILD
20.000 CHANDLERS , THISIYEAR
BECAUSE, in tho midst of new motors, new theories experi
mental engineering efforts and a host of untried and
uncertain ideas, tho Chandler Six stands out in tho limelight aa
The i Proven Mechanism
There are thoasand.i of dweriminating motor car buyers who do not
want to experiment Thousands who want a known motor, powerful, ppmly
and of assured dependability. Thousands who ivant cuch a motor in a big,
Wautiful hlgh-gnula car. Thousands who want, with euch a motor, Bosch
Magneto Ignition. Gray & Davis neparato unit starting and lighting equip
ment, solid cast aluminum motor taso extending from fnuno to frame,
annular ball Inxu-ings, talent fpiral Un-el gmr rear axle. Thousand who insist
on a handsomely finished and leatlxr-uphokteml tonneau cowl Ixxly mounttxl
upon such a clials. J
Ba tljeao thousands are buying tho" Chandler BUftha pioneer light
weight fcix and ctiil tho leader la tha entire field of cars selling for &4 than $2000,
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