Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31

row. The new Franklins win likely be on |
exhibition next week.
Ernest Sweet left last week for three |
days tour through western Nebraska in a |
Moon. Sweet is wonderfully successful |
with this car and has made It very popu-
lar. The Parry said TO be the prettiest car |
OF it's class in the country. is forging TO |
the front and is destined to be one Of the |
great medium priced cars OF this section.
Special representative Charles H. Bas-
sett of the Studehaker company, In charge |
In Omaha of the Garford, is well pleased |
with the business he is doing. The car is
going to the front rapidly. Bassett makes
liberal offer for all used cars taken In
exchange for the new Garford.
,Freeiapd Bros. g. Ashley have moved into
Nyfhe building at iii Farnam street with the
1Central Implement company. This will be
'their temporary headquarters. AS soon as
possible they will move into their own new
building on Farnam street
Denise Barkalow has had a phenomenal
run on his 1911 Packards. He will receive
more Of these superb machines next week
kHenry II. Van Brunt has gone east to
h.Jring on the new models of the Overland
1.-THE Overland has moved into its new home
Y on Farnam street.
Lewis Doty is pushing the Maxwell and
the Columbia and will begin within short
time to get his models.
Tho Wallace Auto company is making
wonderfully good with the Stearns This
car Is popular machine al over the
country.
The Omaha Speedway company has leased
the old fair grounds west OF Elmwood park.
The lease is for six years w. w. Taylor
has the contract for fencing and grading
the track and 1t is said not less than $4,000
will be expended in getting the speedway
in condition. II is expected that the first
event will be pulled eff about August 25.
Another laurel has been added TO the
Auburn '40' by its recent showing in the
600-mile pathfindfng tour through Iowa and
Nebraska. The came through some Of
the worst roads in the two states in n
perfect condition. A. L. Avery of the Omaha
Automobile company was the driver,
Guy l.. Smith Is spending a week at the
Franklin and Peerless factories
Sidney Doherty, demonstration and TN
structor for Guy L. Smith for the last
three, years, has been seriously III, and
waN operated on at Bethany hospital last
Thursday
During the aviation meet last week, Guy
i. Smith. in his 1911 Peerless came TO
the rescue by pumping air in the Curtiss
and Mars aeroplane tires by use of the
four-cylinder pump attached to the engine,
which is a regular equipment to the Peer
Y less for 1911. quite o crowd gathered when
the auto was driven so close to the aero
planes and came in for its share of the
exhibition,
The H. =. Fredrickson Automobile COM
pany is just in receipt Of the following
telegram from Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Thomas Flyer established new worlds
record for one and two miles on three lar
track last night. Time for one mile, fifty
l,r Ane and three-fifths seconds two miles
one minute and forty-six seconds"
H. e. Fredrlckson of the Fredricksor
Automobile company left Wednesday even
ing to visit the Detroit and Buffalo fac
tories. Besides making arrangements fo
next seasons line. he will hurry forward
the balance of 1910 shipments.
The Hudson Motor Car company has
covered many quarters of the globe re-
Gently by reappointing agents in Canada
Havana. Cuba, and establishing new agen
cies in Cairo, Egypt, the British West In
dies and South America.
Mr.. b. s. Wilson of Montreal visited tn
Hudson factory here and signed a con
tract for the ensuing year by which h
purchased 100 cars. twenty of them for i'm
mediate delivery. The Hudson has secured
a firm hold on the affections OF Canada
motorists and the triangle on the ra
diator Is plainly discernible all over tn
dominion.
J. M. Duenas, who sold the Hudson las
year in Cuba, was also a caller at the Hud
son plant and signed for another year
business handling the Hudson tn
island He reported even better prospect
for 1911 than the 1919 business, which wa
exceptionally good,
Hudson touring car has just bee
shipped to Cairo, Egypt. and several NOR
have been contracted for by the agents 70
the Hudson in that ancient city.
BY special arrangement travelling sales
man from the Hudson company will spen'
the coming year in British West Indies AM
South America. with special attention bein
given 70 Argentina
Colonel Deright hears this from Mrs
Fisher OF Trenton, n. j., who is touring
the world in Looomobile:
Tho heat OF the Colorado and Nebrask
prairies,' Mrs. Fisher writes during tn
hottest week In July and when the ther
mometer readings were highest IN 3 years
was not as oppressive as that eneountere
In India and more endurable than that Q
the deserts In the Holy Land. None G
the sand or heat conditions had any apprs
elable effect upon the big forty. horse
power Locomobie, the second machine c
the make 20 be utilized by Mrs. FishC
4 since she surprised the motor world In ls'
BY making what al that time was an vi
parelleled trip for woman motorist aoros
the mountains OF PennsylvAnia."
Mrs. Fisher has been csned the mos
y remarkable woman in America" by n
Chinese statesman. WI Ting Fang. tn
widow OF wealthy manufacturer and cal
tain In the United States army Mrs. Fish'