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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1916)
f 1 "j A THE OMAHA SUNDAY P.KE: MAY 14. 191. 4 vs 0' ( w 1 As HUPP ANNOUNCES NEW INNOVATION Free Educational Course for the Dealers, Service and Repair Men Will Be Given. CLAUDE WADSWORTH IS HIRED Another TTupninbllff lnnoi n ton for the hmefit of HupmoMIe bwnets gt nerally tin Just heen annuneail by tSak Man ager J. K. FteMs fn tin- free educations' rcurse for HupmoMIe dealers, service rerTeiel.taltves unci ie airmen. This du rational rnrresponrlem e course la second In th way of Innovation for the benefit of automobile owner only to the Hup. rrnblle nation-wide service plan, which a announced lsst June and whlrh tins proved the greatest benefit to the user offered by any company In several sev sr r.a. In the preparation of this plan, the Ilupp .Motor Cur corporation hna enxagrd li e servlies if Claud Wadsworth. Klght en instruction papers on motor ar con atructlon In general and Hupmobllo con st ruction In particular have been pre pared by Mr. Wadsworth. The subjects ti) ta tiiiKht rover every phaaa of IUM- mob le design and oonKlrt'ctlnn. They v 111 be presented In a concise (form ' they wl'l le perfectly clear to the layman. Subject." to he dealt upon will he; Auto mobile, trouble, electric starting an'l II, h'ine system. Ignition, cnrburetori, re pint, anrl readjustments, oxy--acetylmi welding, automobile machine ahop prac tice, automobile power plant., cooling and lubricating systems, clutch control and iiange-spe d mechanism, pneumii tin tlr n.tnmoblle driving, automobile assembly, "a' lory work, automobile materials, au tuinoblle aeresmrtes, salesroom and gar jise management, data sheet and enijln erring fiesitn. Twice d siring the year a serira ,f rju (Ions will he sent to every student wh i fnrolls and suitable prizes will be given to those having the highest (landing. Jn addition to the prizes offered, every man who pnii.es the examination with 75 per c nt. or rner, will receive a certificate of efficiency from the Ilupp Motor Car cor poiatlon, which will serve as a recom mendation for future employment. Th.j Ilupp concern Is continually fretting re nins! from dealers and distributer fir nen and those standing bst In these ex aminations will he recommended, Interstate Will Announce Classy Roadster Soon Wording to Lou Traynor of the Tray nor Automobile company, the Interstate people are about to announce ' a com panion roadster of a special build, which give promise of "class." The roadster, according to Traynor, I to.be gray In color, and will equal In requirement cars of a much higher price. Earl Anderson and His Allen Prothcr of Gil Anderson, who tnado record run la this Allen car fron Npw York to San Hi pro and thence to S;in Francisco. SERVICE IS GOODYEAR IDEAL 'joe Dine Says Dealers No Longer Delipht in Seeing Tires Wear Out. IDEA HAS BEEN CAPITALIZED k; 9 is. first visit of a lama body of motorlt, as the famous National park hss only recently been thrown open for motoring. Delco to Establish a Farm Lighting Agency iD Omaha Maxwell Wins Shcepsheacl Kace B. 1 . :1c E. Wagner, district agent for the i Farm lighting systems, arrived Friday evening from Imytori, in a Tola "four" roadster. Wagner will locate In Omaha nd will establish a district sales headquarter for the tmlco Ksrm l.lMhtlng ystm This lighting system Is designed to furn ish power and light for farm and sub urban homes. In speflklng of the trip Wagner sa.d. "We came right through. The road through Iowa wero not of the best, but taking an average we did better than twsnty mile per hour, Th bud places, of course, held our average down. CHALMERS SIX-30 ACTS AS SCOUT IN YELLOWSTONE Announcement of the selection of the Chalmnr Slx-SO a official pathfinder for the sociability tour from Minneapolis to Yellowstone National park ha been made by President W. W. Smith of th National Park Highway association. With Driver W, 8. Urook at th wheel, th Chaimer pathfinder left De troit May 9, en route for .Mlniienpo't, from which city the start was made ye le'day. Thru nowspaptr wrlttr will make tbo trip, which I expected to take nine days. The big tour Is sdieduled for July, the America rt Automobile association sanc tion calling for tin- start on July 20. The Chaimer 2,M r. p. m. touring cur will go over th route twice, marking It o that a selu-dule. of about 20 mile por hour will bo possible for the tourists. The se lection of the Chaimer 30 wa a distinct compliment to the power of the high speed motor and the easy riding qualities of the car, an the tour will traverse the difficult mountain range of the noiih wcM, in addition to crossing the pritlrle land of Dakota. Tho Yellowstone tour will mark the The Maxwell car. piloted by Eddl'i Rlckenbacher, again hung a flrst-pl' rouord to the credit of A mericHn-msde oars by winning the Metropolitan Trophy rce at HheTsheHil I'-ay yesterday. According to '. W. Francis, local Max well representative, this Is tho same rn' leg car which took first place In th Fpeertway races held at Omaha, July 4 i.ict year. Th local ,Mnxwell organisation ho a ken Interest In 111' kenbacber' actlvi. tie for two rason first, becaue h I driving one of their cars; and, cond, because he 1 an Omaha boy, Julo ! vlgne. driving a Uelnge, won eond place. PACKARD NIGHT SCHOOL EMPL0YESARE PROMOTED A large number of former factory em ploye of the Packard Motor Car com pany have been promoted to position In the engineering department, a th re sult of their study In the factory night school. A class of eighty haa Jut com pleted tho prescribed course In mathe matics and mechanical drawing, and has been presented certificates. The entire enrollment I more than W. TIME AND PLACE FIXED FOR GROCER AND BUTCHER PICNIC The grocer and butcher are to hold their annual picnic at Krug park June 22, Thl was decided upon at th last meeting of the arrangement committee of the association. Several plenlo place outside of Omaha wer considered with a view to giving the grocer and butch er an opportunity to get away from the city for a day, but verlou features wer against this plnn. "Nearly every great movement for th betterment of nm general condition af fecting the human race ha been so- elated In the mind of the public with a distinctive emblem, representing Ideals lending along the higher roads of public service," said Joe M. Dine, local flood -year brsnrh manager. "Thus has the 'midyear service station emblem, repre senting year of patient irlvng towsrd a hUh Ideal, come to be an emblem of deepest significance to the men who sell and tho men who use automobile tires. The Ideal l more mileage for Ooodyear users. "The emblem 1 the property of the Ooodyear Tire and flubber company. It Is leaned to thos who qualify a service station dealers, and becomes a beacon for tire uer who wish prompt attention to their Immediate requirements It mark a si ore a a place to buy tires, tube and tlr savers, and to receive re liable advle on the car of tires. "It Is no longer true, If it ever was true, that dealer strive to ll ss many tires a possible to a few customers, and that dealers delight In seeing tires go wr"ng quickly. The new Idea In mer chandising I to sell tires to as mnnv customers possible and to mk these satisfied customers, so that tiiey will coma back to the place renulnrly for their requirement "The Ooodyear Tlra and Itubber com lHny has raplUllr.ed this Idea, for the benefit of tire users. In the establishment of a chain of servire stations throughout the country. In the hlg rules. In the medium-sired towns snd In the rural dis tricts ttiene sen lee stations are within easy reach. Hy the Ooodyear emblem ihey nre easily known. Their part In the Onodye.-ir pl.m i. tarts here the factory le.-ives off. Jn the factory the nillengn Is built Into the tire. The big aim of the service station i to make It easier to get Goodyear, and to assist the tire user through personal advice on tire care to get all the mileage that I built Into the tire. "Manv ttre tia-r fall to f't from their tires the mileage that It is possible to get front tin in, due largely to a lin k of knr.wledKn of the proper can- to be xlven them. The Ooodyear service station Is the medium through which this knowl edge may be transmitted. Tire users are more anil more renting to the service station dealer for advice, for help, for servlre end that exemplifies th finest kind of relationship that can exist be tween a merchant and hi customer." WILLARD PAYS VISIT TO DELCO EXIDE STATION "Smith, the J'elco man," ws eomewhat surprised the other day to racslv a visit from Jos Wlllaid. Wlllard wanted an F.xlde battery Ilk Tom Jones uses on hi cr. Bmlth knew the kind, and rsng up a sale on hi cash rrglster. Wlllsrd drives a Chalmers "master lx.'' for II lieiiinatlam. Apply Hlnnu's l.liiliuent to th painful part Is all you li'll. The pain goes at i. nee. Only 2,".c. All dt imglsts --Advertise-merit. i ii. n u iiii T.V'"-- "" iiMHieismuiiini mil i i feffefesfes? Sim) T II K old myth that wrdght wna nncsgary for safely hag he,en exploded liy Saxon tmglnoer. Ableet. desln and lh into of only tho finest material hna given Hnxnn "Six" at 116 both llgMnf-s and gtrwngth. And IlghtnesH mnan low upkeep cont In fuel, In tlrei and In all ground rntilnffnanee, Vet Saxon "Hlx" glnndg up and glvg top qunllty service right along with the bin, heavy, rnMIy ears. Let " ar range a Saxon "Six" demongtratlon for yon. Noyes-Killy Motor Company 2'MWl FiiniHm Hi., Omaha. l'Ji(inr) I Hum. .1110, ! ' ' J V ' " '' ' wv ' This Reo Six Is a Made -to -Order Car BY THAT WE MEAN, not that each Reo Six 1 perlal no one nowaday want that kind of n automobile cot of getting replacement part la too great and de lay are interminable. NOT THAT KIND OF A CAR. Reo I manufactured product and etandardixed In the highest genie of that much abused term. DUT THIS REO SIX IS designed to meet the need and the taste of the Reo rlicntele conceded to be the bct and the moit lubttantial rltm of automobile buyer. NO FADDISI INES3 enter In. Thi Reo Six I not a caf of "talking point." It I not built primarily for "sale," but for aemce. IT IS REO BUILT throughout. We are niuiufarturer. not assembler. We da not buy assembled evil. W make every part of Reo rar. v only the electrical equipment, tire and speedometer. EVERY MAN WHO WORKS on your Reo Big la a spec iulist in hi line -an expert by virtue of hi long rv ke here. IN THAT REGARD REO U tmlqua In thl Indu.try. Our men do not change. They are not "tramp work men." They are home owner, reepeeted and aelf rtipertlng citLcena of Lansing. AND SO WE SAY that your Reo Big la made-to-order car mad Just a you would dictate and with our long experience added lot good measure. HAVE YOU DRIVEN THIS 81 X t No t Than ytm da not cannot appreciate the wonderful facility of con trol, WE FIND THAT THOSE wbote driving erperWe ha beaa confined to other care ar profoundly Impeeated tha flret time ttry drive a Kea IT IS A REVELATION to them even th moat eeeaoned driver. TRY IT YOURSELF you can driva a Rao if yoa havt ever driven any automobile wa id automobflae without a word of instruction too, Juat glance at the index plateit la a easy a taking off your own hat AND THEN HURRY place your order at once If you'd bT a Reo Six thi (tiring and have it delivered early. Demand i tremrndou hrdieleealy In eacea of factory capacity and our quota it almoet exhausted, too. JOMES-OPFBXl CO. Omaha, Iehraka Distributor rsstern and Northern Mbrka and West ern Iowa. a. a. joaTna Hasting, Xfbraka Dtstiibntor goutliera and Western If brak a ad MortU wsstera Xansa. i$12SO A rcirarrsrsri x ... ., -e- . -c .- , .rm7L :,' ' a f-A) II VBSKOBSStzl 1 ' IB MVgT7S--: c'Na1 oejrr ,0" Ma LlVoJdw. "IOOsm, 2uth 0 We were permitted by Mr. Wm. Wood of Wood & Oswald, leading commission men of South Omaha, and Mr. Olson, a well known ranch owner at Cokeville, Wyo. to reproduce these telegrams. Mr. Wood Dlaced an order for a HAY INLo -t' " M LIGHT SIX without a demonstra tion after completing a lllUtUUll 111 VC8ll- t! gation. txj, v. lC Pi 01 117 0f tho , o- .;r--' ...LT'- r r 1 I r . i HI Ii C' t rices or new scries sxmcrica s urcaiesi lAgni oix. 1-Pjmensfr Roadster, $1485 5-Passenger Touring Car, $1485 7-Passensjer Touring Car, $ 1 5 S S Phone itJ, or drop in for a talk i and a demonitration. 0. a t 29i 1h OVA yt lay i ' v VKf IT""1' 1 ... ...a Sv- srjUi" see0 HO 4V i,art.a 4. - Haynes Auto Sales Co. 2032 Farnam St. Omaha, Neb.