Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-18

out emphasizes the growing need OF muf-
fler systems that silence without loss OF
power The muffler system OF the E. Mt.
80 affords an excellent example OF the
superfluous nature Of the bothersome cut
out
The novel spectacle Of an automobile. sus-
tanning on its front axle the wheel ana one
corner Of street car was presented in
Vincennes, Ind, recently as the result OF a
headon collision between the car and an
f. NJ. F. 80. The street car rode the
automobiles axle for some distance. NO
body was hurt and the damage to the We
hicle's was but nominal
Mr.. Northwall Of The T. C. Northwall
company, distributors for the Brush run.
about line states that while deliveries at
this time Of the year are not extraordinary
the recent snow storms in this territory
nave not interfered TO any extent on
weekly deliveries. The demand for i'm
mediate deliveries have not fallen off and
considerable number OF machines have
been blowing their way through the snow
every week for different points In the
Omaha territory. Mr.. Northwail states
that one OF the great advantages OF this
little machine lie that It can be relied on
LOT service under all weather conditions
oy reason OF its simple construction and
tne rev parts needing any attention In
eoid weather. The Brush has won out In
omaha. II Is car with character. II Is
Just now filling the sap between the big
car and the horse and buggy. and Is used
for both business and pleasure with profit
all the way around.
II. =. Reed Of this city has just COM
pieted long run IN his Brush runabout
Tor tho purpose Of testing out the dura-
niiity OF the Reed Faultless Tire" on
which he recently obtained q patent
His trip from Omaha extended through
the states OF Iowa. Illinois, Indiana. down
through the lower part OF Ohio 20 Gin
cinnati and from there through the state
OF Ohio and Michigan to Detroit Con-
siderable Of this distance he had TO run
through from six to twelve inches OF snow
In zero weather.
Arriving at Detroit he reports both his
car and tire being In excellent condition
ana during the entire trip had succeeded
In getting through without using any tire
chains or any type. the corrugations of his
tire having been sufficient 70 keen his
little Brush from slipping on snow or ice.
He will spend several days 81 Detroit
thawing out and incidently doing a little
missionary work in the interest OF his
tire.
Manager Gould Of the Ford Motor COM
pany has one Of the prettiest garages in
Omaha Here is his story OF a young
driver; 'Five-year-old Dorothy schwarz
Of Bdwardsvilis ILL.,, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. y. M. Schvarz, is believed to be the
Youngest chauffeur in the world. She
owns twenty horsepower Ford model 7
roadster which she drives about town and
into the rural districts with as much ease
as those Of many years experience. IL
was given to her on her last birthday.
She Is able to manipulate all the apparatus
used in starting, stopping and regulating
the speed OF the car.
Dr. sohwarE was among the first to pur-
chase an automobile in Bdwardsville. At
that time Dorothy was a baby in arms,
and instead Of baby buggy she was oven
her rides in the Automobile. When years
old she was allowed to turn the steering
wheel while her father ran the machine.
BY watching her father while driving
the car on his business calls she soon be-
came very familiar with the auto.
0oNNHH AAclm NO NGnCle-MAKun
or automobile-has ever penetrated so far
north into the frozen Canadian wilds as
did Cadillac 1911 car a few weeks ago,
when the f.fty-fifth parallel was reached
and a short stop made at the northern
most Hudsons Bay trading post on Cana
dian soil.
THE trip north was made from Edmon-
ton, in Alberta province. BY Tom Evans. {
Canfllaa - ~
coast. and the Cadillac dealer at EdmcH-
ton in the lattsr's new demonstrating car,
When the starr was made the thermom-
eter registered ~ degrees below zero, the
ground was rough and frozen hard, and
snow had newly fallen. At times the car
Travelled fifteen 10 twenty miles without
passing a sign OF human habitation. or
animal life. After travelling about fifty
miles the Athabasea Hver-eovered with
four feet OF iee-was reached. and the car
was SteeFed out on the ice. After another
100 miles Athabasea Landing was reached,
where the party was advised not 20 at
tempt TO proceed farther north"
w. J. Lane, sales manager OF the p. NJ.
f. company, who IL now in Omaha, will
leave Detroit for the New York show De-
cember a. accompanied by Paul II.
BruslSy, driving the famous =. N. r, 30.
Bullet ear, which has covered Itself with
glory. winning more events In its class
than any car built. This car has crowded
more than T2.0oo miles into its career OF less
than two years. The car will be exhibited
at the New York show, showing that the
same mold Is being used extensively now
and that the Bullet is growing more popu-
lar every day.
Guy Smith has Just received another
beautiful LIMOUSINE model d Franklin.
The car Is attractive for It's harmonious
lines and upholstered in special imported
cloth OF delicate brownish grey. Il is
finished In royal blue.
The exhibit OF motor cars In st. Peters
burg," said James w. ellison. sales man
ager OF the Mitchel-Lewis company, re
eeived government patronage. The cars
Industrial engineers were eager 20 exploit
popular priced cars, Many makers were
invited 20 participate in the exhibition.
Our additional eablegram information from
the Russiai capital Is that after careful
consideration, covering first cost quality
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