Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1915, Page 9

“The Knight motor is growing In popu- larity each day"” was an enthuslastic re- mark made by Mr. Mclntyre of the Me- Intyre Auto company who is devoting his energies to the sale of Stearns-Knight cars. Mr. Mcintvre eold several cars to out-of-town people during the last week and is anxipusly waiting for the erowd which will attend the races Monday, many of whom have made Inquiries in the shape of letters. Mr. Mcintyre seems to feel sure that many of the Inquiries are from real prospects and is extremely anxious to add a number of new sales to Omaha's auto record during the next week A card dated North Platte, Neb., was recelved yesterday from Lee Huff, man- ager of the Nebraska Buick Auto com- pany, who {8 en route to California with his family. Mr. Huff says the roads are bad in spots, but they are “‘getting there' just the same. Some of the other cars are not so fortunate, however. The 6-56 Bujck, which Mr. Huff i driving, passod one car, the price of which i= past the moderate mark, which was anchored in the mud. The Buick pulled them out and towed them several miles over the hills. . A. Bowers, who bas charge of the Buick business during Mr. Huff's absence, says the forty new features added to the Buick 655 brought the people until after 11 o'clock Thursday evening in spite of the rain, J. L. Lawton, city salesman for the Murphy-O'Brien Auto company at Coun- cil Bluffs, is confined to the hospital, having undergone an operation for appen- dicitis. He i resting easily and expects to be back on the job In a week or so. AL UMAILY L a1 I o “'ill I It \li | Sunday at the Murphy-O’'Brien eompany's |shewpoom at Nineteenth and Farnam streets. Thoy are coming by speoial train from Sioux City. The 1916 Paige 638 {s expected to be keep open houss for several days and {nights in order to give the pubolic an | opportunity to inspect the car. They will | |be able to make immediate deliveries | |after July 10. » | Ome gy auring the week W. M. Clem- | |ent, manager of the W, L. Huffman Auto- | mobile eompany, was scouting around for prospects with his seven-passenger Hup- mobile and dreve up to Calhoun. There | he mot George Finnerty and one or two | other Paxton & Gallagher men who were | just aboht ready to return to Omaha and {they were invited to ride down in the | Hupmoblle. By the time two or three | others who were also coming to Omaha | were picked up, so that the car was filled to ite capacity of seven passengers and each travellng man had two grips. By- | standers remarked that there indeed was a test of the Hupmobile and it is reported | that the trip was made very comfortably |and the entire twelve miles up hill and {down hill to the Huffman garege was made in less than thirty minutes. J. J. Gragg, Hupmobile dealer in the | tandhills, made the trip twice during the | woek to Mullen, Neb., driving out new Hupmobiles. A postal card has just been roceived from him at Schuyler and reads as followa: “Hello, boys, this Hup is a greyhound I can't hold. Drove here from Omaha in two hours and fifteen minutes. Could not hold her back; sixty-seven miles; ear working finer than silk.' ‘The Maxwell racing bunch arrived here this morning. Mr, Franeis of the Francls & Cullls Auto company says there will be at least two Maxwell cars entered,/ pos- stbly more. ~I evident throughout the west, is the report of 0. A. Olson, joeal representative of the | During the last few here Monday or Tuesday and will b | Pennsylvania Tire and Rubber company. |besn a growing demand among automo- &rested by thousands of anxious buyers |Mr. Olsen wisited North Platte, Denver, |blle owners for a car which will mest Who are looking for this phenomenal car. | Laramle and Cheyenne and was pleased |all efficlency requirements and still be The Mutphy-0'Brien Auto company will |to find conditions far above his expecta- | Within reach of conservative buyers. The | Monitor seems to fill the bIN. In addi- | Roos, the local Harley-Davidson die-| | tributes, promises to show the local { Harley-Davidson machines and who have | pany recelveq during the week a -msl.| i ~ . Lamb, Boone ¢ounty Indications of & vory wood business are additions) twenty cars tions. 1t the #0-mile motorcycle new speedwny materializes ce on the lctor ¥ speed bugs some real racing, as he s m‘ touch with the International Champlon | “Otto Walker," Leslle “Red" Parkhurst,, the natlonal champion, and the old “war | horse” Joe Wolter, all of whom ride been winning all important long distanct | races of the season. Otto Walker won the 300 mile International contest at| Venlee, Cal., April 4; “Leslie “Red"” Park- | hurst won the 160 mile Okiahoma City road race, and “‘war horse" Joo Wolters came in first in the 20 mile Pheonix con- | test. The W. L. Huffman Automobile com- shipment of fifty model K Hupmobiles, New Slip Uéers and New Auto Tops That's how they do it. oe: ey “dort vay 'u mew ' our to get i .f“.\l‘l"llmlol the cloth and leather pers. They let us make new Tops and Slip” Covers and see us. ‘'We will Come in e T R efmrinely Tow which waa’ followed at the end of the| weelc by an additional fifteen cars, and | promptly upen their arrivel delivered cars | to the following people: Tom Ballard, Montgomery county, lowa; Willlam | Glassoff, Sarpy county, W. 1. James, York county; John Wa Hughes, Brown county; 'Thomas Jones, Sarpy county; A. | E. Park, Cherry county, A. W. Chap- man, Harrison county, Iowa; John J.| Parrott, Omaha; A. F. Howlett, Sheridan | county, Roy Bhindler, Knox county:| William Shafer, Cass county; Alfred loom, Plerce; 8. D.; P. F. Truelhsen, | Washington county; L. Baron, Wessing- ton Springs, 8. D.; H. D. Shulenberger, Butler county; ¥. A. Jobnson, Council {Bluffs; Chharles Willenburg, Plymouth Ot o b above named various subdealers through- out Nebras<a and western Jowa took an yoars there has | | | | county, lowa; J. A. McLain, Omaha; R. Cristo, Pottawattamls county, Iowa: William Fadden, Omaha; Arthur John- son, Montgomery county, lowa; Fred Keehn, Mills county, Iowa, and W. L. Western Aato Top Co, Phone Dougias 8508 1915.23 MARNEY The three Deusenberg racing cars that i are entered in the races at the Specdway Monday will arrive in Omaha Saturday night and will be on exhibition all day J. A, Cullen of the Lininger Auto com- pany, who has just returned from Nor- folk and Columbus, says the cry for the Oaklana “Six" is growing louder and in- ! Finding “The One Person” in a Whole Cityfull! ONE person will buy your property; ONE person will rent your house or apartment; ONE person will give you employment. { : How long would it require to find that “one person” without | i help? Could it be accomplished at all? The classified advertisements in The Bee help you to find the ONE PERSON you seek—because that one person, in' most in- stances, expects to get in touch with you through the classified advertising columns of The Bee. Self-interest makes your classi- fied advertisement IMPORTANT to this one person. ‘ Your “ad” will be read by the wrong people, of course—by many of them. But, with a little persistence on your part, it will come to the notice, unfailingly, of the one person to whom and for whom it was written. That’s the SERVICE The Bee classified columns offer to you. A FACT-=- ADVERTISING is the most effective means of enlarging a business. Large corporations, as well as people of small means, if they are progressive, realize this. When a man advertises in THE BEE it carries his message to thousands and thousands of BEE readers in and about Omaha, proclaiming his goods or what he has to offer in the way of Real Estate, Farms, Business Chances and a hundred and one other things. In this way he becomes known to a steadily enlarging public and it means new customers and more trade. g ! No enterprise can languish if you use the Want Ad columns of THE BEE 4 | £4) 9 4 O ——=.(0))\ In addition to the tion to Ita efficiency and low price the Iines of the car are graceful, thus insuring satisfaction to the buyer from an appear- ange standpoint. E represantative, Is very much with the enthuslasm displayed by thoss seen the who havo iy I l f \ -i||| [ i, "\ will be counted |n great numbers through- tieally every out this territory. M. Reynolds, local | pleased car. He thinks 1t will be but a short time before Monitors ( store all day Sunday ang Monday. Prac. | mishaps on the road cou Th isstands for Ream Bros. Garage and Repair Station Phone Douglas 4401. 209 North Fifteenth Street 2563 Farnam Street—Corner of 26th Street WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO STORE YOUR CAR WHILE IN OMAHA? And is backed up by expert mechanics who will. over- @ AUTOMOBILES At A Price That Will Appeal to All HUDSON “SIX-FORTIES” THERE are still a fow of the famous ‘‘Six-Forty” Hudson Touring Oars in 1y warehouse that have been used by my sales, men as sample cars, These are not second hand cars but are new machines, and I now offer them for sale at a greatly reduced. ' price, THINK of it—The greatest Bix ever built, Electrio Lights and Starter, One Man Top, Non 8kid Tires, equip- ped, and at a price. Well, come up and look at them, I know you will be sure to purchase one, i REMEMBER you must act quick if you wish to secure one of these cars. FOR the convenience of our show room is open patrons ; Sundays and evenings, and my entire sales foroe will take grest i, pleasure in showing you these Oars. NT THE HUDSONS ON THE ROAD GUY L. SMITH “SERVICE FIRST” ¢ The price of the car complete is $785 f. 0. b. Detroit Donce BROTHERS 'MOTOR CAR There is no shortage in the general motor car, market. But there /s a shortage of Dodge Brothers mo-’ tor cars, It is not due to a small production, because the production has been large.. Twenty thousand of these cars have been dis- tributed since January 1st This means a production in six months as large as is usually attained in as many years. . And yet there is a waiting list of those who want to be owners in your city. And there is a similar list in almost every city and almost every You will bear witness that we have made no extravagant claims for the car. ‘We have merely insisted on its goodness. And still the car continues to be singled out as one worth waiting for. DonGe BROTHERS, DETROT The Murphy-O'Brien Automobile Co. Phone Tyler 123. Farnam at 19th St. one eohnected With automobile industry will be at the racer Monday, but in view of the vast numbe For the accommodation of the great|of aditional machines in Omaha on that number of motorists who will attend the [ day, Mr. Powell thought it best to af big race Mopday, Powsll Supply com-(ford them an opportunity to wet ‘ns pany will havo a number of men in the | necessary supplias or tires n cage of haul and repair your car.