Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

deserts OF Nevada and across the sierras,
Driver zirbies added to his fame as both
driver and strategist, getting the Mitchell
Ranger out Of apparently bottomless mud
holes.
The official pacamaker Mitchell Of the
New York-Atlanta run IL one OF five Of
fetal machines. II takes procedure Of all
Of them as we'll a. the conteEting cars each
day, ''blazinK the route" and setting a pace
in accordance with the Instructions Of Ref
cree winthrop e. scarritt n the corps
Of road judges. On the second days run
into historic Gettysburg. Pa, zirbies was
discovered by a number Of military men
visiting the national cemetery at the great
battlefield and both the pacemakins car
and driver were saluted as on the war dis
patch run
The Black Cub msar at Fredrickson's
garage will have a mate this week. The
Chalmers-Det company OF Detroit has
sent this message: Mrs. Theodore Bear
leaves Detroit tomorrow to join Teddy"
r. r. Kimball will ave a new manager
for the mechanical department H. ].
Carton from Chicopee Falls has arrived
to take the place Of westman, who resigned
last week, and will take the duties as man
agcr tomorrow.
Carton is direct from the Stevens-Dur-
yea factory in Massachusetts. He has been
with the company four years. Before go
ing to the Stevens-Duryea people he was Il
mechanical appinaar IF CaUan vaaruf nran-
teal experience. Durin a portion OF the
time with the Stevens people Carton trsv-
eled and placed cars.
Last week Rein sent several Cadillacs
overland to Hastings and Kearney.
Work on the Buick garage and also that
Of the Omaha Auto company on Farnam
street, east Of the Western Auto Supply
company. is progressing rapidly.
The Maxwell garage, west Of W.. L. Hoff-
man & Co., will be completed within thirty
days.
The Sweet-Edwards Automobile company
has been Incorporated with a capital stock
of $4,000 paid in. Ernest Sweet is presi-
dent and Edwards is secretary and treas
urer.
Manager Rees has received the 1910 model
OF the Internationa automobile and will be-
gin making demonstrations Of the car.
The new Auburn As arrived last week. It
is a very great Improvement over all for
mer models. 1t is one of the p~rettiest cars
in it's class yet coming to this market.
Model IS is finished in royal blue with
gold line trimmings, 116 wheel base, &C.
inch wheel, Rutenber motor and full equip
ment. The tires are guaranteed.
Guy Smith brought in a beautiful bunch
of Franklins last week.
G. F.. Louk went back east last week and
will bring over a bevy of Hallodays,
Haynes and Empires.
@. e. Brown, manager of the Stanley
Steamer company, spent last week at the
st. Joseph branch. Brown is a popular
automobile man and is pushing the Stanley
this season.
Colonel Deright was busy with the Stod-
dard-Daytons last week. Three carloads
were sent into the western territory.
The Deright Automobile has
taken on the Mercer, a pretty little car
made by a Jersey millionaire. The Mercer
got popular the minute 1t arrived.
Manager Doty of the Maxwell agency
spent last week in Morrill,. Neb.
The Wallace Auto company expects the
stearns 1910 model this week.
Denise Barkalow will receive another
shipment of the 1910 Packards this week.
Drummond is showing the largest as
OF Whites ever seen in Omaha,
in both steam and gas cars. The new
cars have nan improvements over the
other White models and are making their
way right along.
Freeland Bros. & Ashley are making
room for the 1910 Masons. Midlands and
Appersons, which are arriving.
w. L. Huffman Auto company is show
ing some very pretty Royals now, and
expects the 1910 Interstate TO arrive this
week.
Henry H. vanBrunt Of Council Bluffs is
now east looking after a large shipment
Of Overlands and Pope-Hartfords.
John P. Davis, manager Pioneer Imple-
ment company, Council Bluffs, has re-
ceived the 1910 models Jacksons and Full
lers.
President Herring of the Atlantic Auto
mobile company announces the arrival of
the 1910 Ford.
The Velie Auto company expects a ship
ment OF the 1910 model Velie this week.
The Cole car is making good and will
become popular in Omaha.
The successful medicines are those that
aid nature. Chamberlain's Cough remedy
acts on this plan.
OMAHA JUMPS FEW COGS
WITH BANK CLEARlNGS
Now Occupies Fourteenth Place in
Per Cent COIumn-BiE Gain
I'm Year.