Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 3, 1913, Page 7

B | | | | | | | | | | | J i < < ¢ - N 5 5" . ) » Mitchell “Moose” Pathfinder Makes Perfect Score to Glacier Park 1295 Miles This $1500 4 cylinder stock tourmg car turned as hard a trlck of pathfinding as any car ever attempted. It never missed; it never stopped because of mechanical troubles; the electric self=starter never failed; not a tire was changed or touched; no oil was put in crankcase after the start; water was replenished but three times. 4 ~ Although as a rule good, the roads covered by this A. A. A. official car where wretched from June 15 to 25th, continued rains interferred. The car was in a storm area sometime during every 24 hours of of the ten day trip. From Fergus Falls, Minn., to Glacier Park, lMont., the Storm King was on the trail of the trailblazers. L5 A few days of dry weather will make the route xdeal for the tour, but the big powerful Mltchcll “Moose” had a mud battle on its hands. : It’s splendid power, stamina, strength and reliability won out in exasperating circumstances. Driver Frank Zirbes showed his mettle and brought the car through handsomely. Pathfinder C. A. Stedman pronounced the cars work perfect. The car reached Glacier Park June 25 That is thc kind of service you get from Mitchell cars. They are hcavy enough to be strong enough; the long stroke motors, 4 1-2 by 7 inches give power in abundance; the big 36 in. wheels and long wheelbases insure easy riding and the cars come regularly equipped with all the necessaries and all the “frills” that any family wants. ' 1Y Immediate Dellvery Now on The Mltchell Mitchell Cars do stand up—they have a reputation to sustain, not to f make. See and ride in a Mitchell before. you decide on your car. E. H. DENU Agent Bemidji, Minn. FREDRICK E. MURPHY AUTOMOBILE CO N. W. Distributors, Minneapolis, Minn. @ > SRS S S— | —r i — i