Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

which Much Business win Ne Dons.
Some folks have said that the Buick
people needed money This might have
been true" said Manager sidles in Lin
coin the other day. IAN good business con-
| Germs ambitious to do things, at some time
| or other. need money. II is a healthy symp
! tom. The other stories about us are fabri-
| cations We are stronger than ever, do
ing more business than ever. and breaking
more records. and winning more trophies
than ever. That looks good doesn't t?'
Sides Is one Of the livest wires In the
automobile game. He not only knows II
from "A to lizard" but he is one Of those
tireless workers and persistent fellows that
does the thing. He will have big show in
Omaha Ak-sar-Ben week.
The Rambler Motor company has leased
the Sweet Edwards auto garage and will
| soon exhibit their new 1911 models in il.
It's funny how circumstances change
ones life There's Colonel Jim Deright
He should have been a farmer He began
farm life back east when he was a lad It
was the ambition OF his youth that he
might some day own that farm And he
did. As boy doing chores on it ne
imagined that it would be mighty nice
to ride around over II as the landlord and
to be relieved Of its manual labor and to
| reap rich harvests and pocket the money
| When he drifted into the safe business in
later years. he didn't lose sight OF that
! farm. He told the boys to let him know
what became of it, He wanted it if he
| ever got the money When he had earned
and saved somewhere in the neighborhood
OF $4,000 he got a message that the land
lord had died and that the property was
| to be sold. Bid Il I'm for me- he wrote
| them. Twelve thousand dollars was the
highest bid and It was Deright's SO he got
it. He began to improve II right away, and
after two years, maybe, when it was In
the best possible shape, both he and his
| wife found that they were attached to
Omaha that no sort of reasonin could in
duce them to leave. After awhile the farm
was sold to make the safe business in
Omaha bigger-so there you are.
Manager Lee Huff of the Omaha Neb,
Buick agency spent the week over in Lin
coln assisting Manager sidles in the state
fair exhibit.
whatever Otto Nestman does with
Hamiltons Big Six on the speedway will
be interesting" an automobile man said
last week "Nestman is one of the greatest
dare devils in the game. He will send that
car around that track faster than It ever
went. There is nothing that will deter
him."
WicoK's National, the car that Merz
brought into noteriety by his thrilling raco
on the indianapolis speedway when three
men were killed, will be in the Omaha
speedway races.
| Several Lincoln automobile dealers will
be in Omaha Ak-Ssr-Ben week and will
| exhibit their cars here. Among them will
be the Regal, the Everett, the Buick and
the Gale.
Freeland Bros. & Ashley exhibited the
| Maytag & Mason at the Nebraska state
fair last week and enlivcned things by put
ting on that forty per cent grade and
making the Maytag & Mason climb IT,
There will be time to sspare to catch
that train II that automobile makes the
legal speed limit" laughingly remarked the
former president Of the United States as
he hurriedly jumped into the tonneau of
the Mitchell machine in Council Bluffs
with II. A. Searle at the wheel this car
had been at the disposal of the great hun
ter for tours. appointments and emergency
trims and had not failed to deliver the ex-
president at his appointed place on the
exact minute OF the schedule. And it did
not fail this time.
Manager Shore of the Regal Auto com
pany in Lincoln will be in Omaha this week
| for the purpose of establishing Regal
office here He has been wonderfully sue
| cessful with this car since he took the
agency in Lincoln and is confident that
i he will make it even more popular in
Omaha than 1t has ever been.
/ Col j. j. Deright Lee Huff and j. A.
Freeland. were among the automobile deal
ers who attended the state fair last week
Moore Auto company will exhibit the
Gale in Omaha during Ak-Sar-Ben II suit
able quarters can be found for it. The
Gale is a nifty little car, made in Gales
burg, Ill.
The Rogers Motor Car company is con-
tinualiy improving the Rogers, the pretty
car made in Omaha, and 1t is growing
wonderfully popular in this section.
Manager Rees of the International Har-
vester company has begun to push the
International, the great little car put out
by this company. The international. in
the 1911 model. is a beauty. It is stronger
and capable of far greater work than
ever. and is destined TO be an exceedingly
popular car for the country,
Van Brunt Auto company has began to
| receive its 1911 Overlands. The Overland
80. h.copnA ona Of the hest known cars