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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Widely Different From All Other Cars

The above comparisons have all been made with the
1911 HUDSON "33."
1t would be difficult to show the greater value
of the present model if it considered in connection
with any other automobile that you buy under
$4,000
mark for its simplicity power sturdness and general
value that it it's way wherever buyers gave close
attention to it's details.
People in all sections bought the HUDSON "33"
because it designed by Howard E. Coffin Most of
these buyers persons who had owned of his
earlier models. They knew from what he had done
before what to expect from his latest The first
day the HUDSON 49, was put on sale orders
taken by dealers throughout the country for 6S7
These bona-fide sales that made without, in
most cases. a demonstration.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
AUTO FIRM HAS DAILY REPORTS
Keeps Posted ON the weather in All
Parts of the United states
and Mexico.

Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson has a
Keen rival in General Sales Manager
George w. Bennett Of che willys-overland
company. Mr.. Bennett has inauguratsd a
daily report system, by which the over
laad office sales force is kept informed
OF crop, weather and commercial condi-
ton from all parts OF the United States,
Canada and Mexico. These reports fur
nished by the Overland representatives act
as a barometer for Mr.. Bennett in his
distribution OF cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Yet There Was Little Change

You might conclude from this that the is totally
different from that of last year. AS matter of fact
however there has been little change In the essntias
of it's design a few places the simplicity of the
original model has been made more simple. A
few parts have been eliminated and great deal
has been accomplished in the of smoother, queter
operation The 1911 "33" is famed being as quiet
any built
This year sound has been made even less noticeable.
1t is difficult to compare the with the origi-
nal But you at glance at the ITSELF note
come of the changes that have been made.
The equipment is of a much better grade. If you
will ride in the models will observe the greater
motor flexibility of the 1912 You an in
creased value in the quality of uphostering in the
higher grade painting but you cannot easily appre
ciate the improvements that have been made in the
quality of materials in the fneness of the metals and
the character of the workmanship.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

George Rein is spending whole lot OF
his time nowadays speeding up the work
men who are constructing the new building
10 be occupied by the Cadillac agents in
Omaha. II will be a comodious affair
about three times as large as the present
location and is promised for November /.
More than thirty-five OF the 1912 Cadillacs
have already been sold and the new and
larger quarters will not be required for
some time, because all the cars that will
arrive during the next thirty days will go
to people who have placed orders some
time back.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Owners Have Helped

We have hundreds of letters from owners telling
their experience with the "33" What they reported
was tabulated and so when work started we had
accurate information upon which to base our plans
for the 1912 car.
Each suggestion thoroughly considered by the
Board of Engineers. Then Mr. Coffin instructed these
specialists to do what they could the 1912 car
greater value than that of 1911. Each man was
assigned to some particular work One instructed
to add to the beauty of the Another devoted his
time to working out ideas that would add to the con-
venience the car would afford to passengers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Choose Your Car That Way

If you accept that suggestion and then look for
of reputation just remember that standards of values
change that consequently the you thought we'll
of few months ago. may now be selling at a lower
price because the more modern HUDSON ''33" has
established in motor designing.
You will naturally want the latest Then don't be
influenced too strongly by low price or by the state
ment that the motor bigger other claims that
intended to obscure the main point of simplicity.
If your has all the power you will need to
use, that is all need to consider. If car can be
obtained at hundred dollars less than that at which
you get the HUDSON 49," then look for the COM
parative simplicity of the two
If you choose the HUDSON "S3" you will have
satisfaction in knowing that you have the car which
admits to be the leader of its classic be the
advanced car of the past three years.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

The 1912 Chalmers car lie In Omaha. The
Chalmers people have certainly gone the
limit this year in producing a car that
takes very high rank in the matter of style.
Black wheel base, black hood with a beauti-
full olive green body gives a most pleasing
appearance. The car is equipped with self
starter and other up-to-date improvements.
Tom Bromwell, the big chief up at the
Fredricksou company, has his hands full
taking orders for this "toppy" car. Sew
eral carloads arrived during the last week,
but all have found their way into the hands
of their new owners, with the exception of
touring and runabout style which Brom-
we'll retained for demonstrating cars, re-
fusing absolutely to sell them.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Went to Europe for Ideas

One man went to Europe to get ideas He visited
the leading factories there and attended the great
Paris and London Automobile Shows He wanted to
see how makers aboad building their cars He
came back with trunk full of notes.
specialist carburetion went into the labora-
tories OF the largest manufacturer and with
the experts there worked out improved system
which has resulted in greater power and economy for
the motor So exhaustive were his tests that he called
In the chemists and experts of the Standard Oil Com
pany and had their assistance in determining what was
needed for obtaining increased efficiency from the
ever decreasing quality of gasoline
Another man-trained by long experience for that
special kind OF work-gave his attention improving
the spring action OF the He tested many types OF
springs. He drove cars every kind of roads He
experimental with other cars to learn any advantages
they might have
The expert on factory management spent his time
In the plant organizing his men, teaching them TO
build better The man who had made reputation for
nnseI as designer or special machinery worked out
IDEAS for increasing factory efficiency in that direction
NO work could have been more complete than that
which these men did.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
NEW CAR HERE NEXT WEEK
stsarns-KniSht Auto, with the Knight
Motor, IL Awaited with Con-
aiderahle interest.

Next week the much talked OF Stearns-
knight automobile is due to arrive. DR..
Bradbury. who is now heavily interested in
the stsaTns business throughout Iowa and
Nebraska. says that this will be a regular
stearns- knight year. Everybody Is curious
to see the car with the wonderful Knight
motor. SO sanguine are they of it's demon
strated practicability that a number OF
orders have been placed without a demon
stration or without the purchaser even see
ing the car.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Why the Value is Even
Greater this Year
Some Extraordinary Things Have Been Done to
Accomplish This Result-Come See What They Are

recently been the way Of simplicity not to at
tempt to Judge values in that
Nothing is quite so dangerous a little knowledge
It deceives the buyer and often results in his selecting
not the best but the poorest to be had for the
money.
ALI Makers Give Quality-Not ALI, Tho,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

by built especially for that purpose
Then the first 1912 built and all the ideas
adopted proven service ten times more severe
than any would think of demanding of his
The result of all that careful accurate planning and
testing. under the inspiration of Howard E Coffin, is
the 1912 HUDSON "33"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

A great trip was the one taken by Denise
Barkalow last week, who drove from
Omaha to Denver. Plenty Of shooting ma
terial was carried by his party and lot
Of fun was had shooting game in the west
ern part of the state. II Is evident that
the trip was the most pleasant one because
when he left Omaha his intention was to
stay only three or four days, but this was
stretched into about ten.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Along Auto Row

New Home for the Cadillac in
Omaha f. Under way-What
the Local Dealers Are DOine
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
1000 Cars OVersold

At the close of the there orders hand
for more than 1900 in of the number could
build. Even before single 1912 model shown
dealers had deposits in hand from their customers who
latest model.
These important indications of what car 1t is
best for you to choose Nothing quite thoroughly
shows the value of automobile the way the public
takes to it, Its sales in any locality would indi-
cate very little Consider what it has done through
out the country, however and you have the net ex-
preston of many buyers. HUDSON cars are success
fully operated every kind of road Buyers choose
the 49, because it proved be the car best suited
for all needs AS all sections are using the '33' IL
shows it is ideal for every requirement
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

The Regal Motor Car company has estab-
lished factory branch in Omaha and the
building at 212s Farnam street, formerly
Occupied by the Kissel Kar agency is being
fitted up for the Regal. This is the car
which is attracting so much attention be-
cause Of it's singular construction. 1t is
built on the underslung principle which
permits Of the body Of the car coming very
close to the ground and at the same time
giving even a greater clearance than some
of the higher cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Why You Should Not Delay

You have your choice Of many automobiles The
most desirable cars will be taken first. Last years
popularity indicates heavy demand for this greater
value of the 1912 model.
There is a limit to the number of the factory
produce. Since 1900 individuals were disap-
pointed last spring at being able get the 49,
what may we not expect this fall?
BY taking "33" now you it all summer,
fall winter and still have uptodate in the
spring. Many HUDSON dealers have booked orders
for the 1912 model before they knew its details
We advise immediate action if you to get prompt
delivery of the advanced car Of the past three
years
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

The Marmon car is now sold in Omaha
Mr. Mcdonald. who has sold so many
Marion cars in this territory, signed up last
week as distributor for the Marmon. This
does not affect the Marion agency.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

Several hundred cars of all makes and
sizes, from the lowly runabout to the
car of high price ana power. are owned
by the city Of New York at the present
time. The heads and sub-heads of depart
ments, whose work calls them almost
daily to the outlying districts, demand ma
chimes with the ability to get there and
1t is with these members of the city gov
eminent that the Lozier- car has found
high favor. With the recent purchase OF
three Lozier cars by the city of New York,
the number of high powered cars of that
make now in the service of the metropolis
total fifteen, all being used by commits
sioners or heads of departments
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

For 1872 Guy l. Smith says he will
have car for every man, having closed
negotiations for the Hudson making
complete line ranging in price from $1,000
To $1,000, meeting the car buyers require
ments in both price and car
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

Perslstent AQVsrusinE Is the Road 70 Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
World Wide Demand

The world wide demand for the HUDSON "3S"-
and that statement is emphatically true-s positive
proof that it more nearly approaches the ideal car
than was ever before offered at less than $4,000
We urge all who competent to do So TO thor
oughly investigate every detail of the HUDSON "83"
But caution those who do not intimately understand
automobiles their needs and the development that has
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

Pete Deermont is racing up and down Far
nam street waving his red covered motor
ist'' and receiving congratulations on every
hand for producing the largest regular is
sue Of his interesting magazine. The Sep
TENDER issue is as large as the special show
number of last February and is the result
entirely of simple. steady healthy growth
and the tireless, aggressive efforts of Deer
mont
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
ALI Submitted to Experts

Then Mr. Coffin called them all into session and for
Gays the suggestions of each expert submitted to
the consideration OF his associates In this wav manv
addluona ideas were brought out No suggestion was
accepted that did not meet with the unanimous an
proval OF the Engineering Board. II there was any
oouOt ABOUT the value OF any feature it tried out
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

Beauty" Murphy, as Bert Murphy IS
called by his friends, is going to place
large Kelly motor truck in the Omaha
Motor club endurance run to be held the
latter part of this week Murphy will take
with him on the truck half a dozen of his
friends in addition to provisions adaptable
to crossing a desert or exploring the north
pole. Last year Kelly truck entered in the
contest and after completing the circuit
reached Omaha before some OF the pleasure
cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

The little sheet metal garage standing at
Twenty-first and Farnam streets, is maxi
ing number of sales for the Kirkland
Hickman company, the western agents.
the little garage which is a portable knock
down affair is easily erected anywhere and
makes most suitable housing for either
one or two machines at a very economical
figure.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

One Of the dealers received the following
letter one day last week August p
1871. Dear Sirs; Yours OF the 21st al
hand. ] am beginning 10 think auto. for
have had more bad luck with horses
this year already than can stand Had
two runaways ana one horse has been
laid up two weeks today from a nail in
his foot Say, that sounds like = tire
puneture, but II II kills him II means
tl75, that would fix one puneture any-
way You may send me a cataloG as
am interested"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

Maxwell cars and Columbia knight cars
are attracting customers every day. The
Columbia people are having their Knight
engines made from the same patterns that
have been used to produce the Knight en-
CINE successfully used in foreign cars for
over four years. The big $3.50 Maxwell
touring car is certain to have a big sale
this fall
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

Guy L. Smith the popular FRANKLIN and
Peerless agent has taken the agency for
the Hudson for 1872 With the respect
ana high regard with which Mr.. Smith
Is held throughout the automobile circles,
most successful career for the Hudson
motor car in his hands is predicted.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

Mr. Mcintyre OF the Mcintyre Automobile
company, the local Oakland agent. lie very
proud Of the manner in which his garage
Is being redecorated. 1t has been thor
oughly gone over and wherever changes
could be made to give more room these
have been effected, with the result that his
place is one of the brightest and most
practical garages along Automobile row.
The 1912 catalogues are in, and from pic
lures which Mr.. Mcintyre has this will
be one Of the eleverest lines of cars pro-
duced for the 1919 season
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

A. A. Avery. who is filling this local mar
ket with the Auburn car. is always kick
ing He has no complaint about his bust
ness however-his one source OF aggrava-
ton Is caused by the fact that he cannot
fill the orders he is able to take. The
Auburn car is so good this year and so
popular that dealers throughout the coun-
try are having the same trouble as Mr.
Avery. carload came in this week, but
they went directly to owners. stil leaving
the stock depleted.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
IN MOTOR CAR CO., Detroit.
A Special Word of~Inportance

"33" Our success depends upon our know
investigation of values than has any indivi
The mere fact that we have chosen the
limit with our business standing in this con
manufacturers to assure our receiving deliv
What greater assurance can you ask?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
DIAMOND FANS
WATCH LEAGUE
County Basketball Success
Will Mean Something.

Baseball fans throughout the
county are watching with interest
the progress of the County Basket
ball League. launched on the popu-
lace last Saturday night at a meet
ing Of seven managers in the EVEN
ING NEWS office, this city. They
believe, and no doubt truthfully so,
that the success of this organization
will NEAR the instigation and proba-
Bile success Of q county baseball
league next summer. It Is a long
way OF. some will say, but 1t must
be remembered that the winter
months pass quickly-with two bas-
ketball Leagues ia .foIInw-and~itasi1z
be March With the first chirp
of the spring birds.
Several times an effort has been
made to start a baseball league in
Middlesex county, with the same re-
suit on every occasion. 1t appeared
TO fans tnat the required snap and
energy was absent, probably due to
the necessary amount Of work to a
project of this kind. 1t is different
with the basketball league formed
Saturday night. The EVENING
NEWS has devoted much time and
space to the undertaking and gladly
offered the use OF its Offices for the
first meeting of the managers. In
cidentally. it started the City Base
ball and the City Senior Basketball
leagues this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20

MIDDLE OVER
SUNDAY GAME
City League Managers Fail
to Meet Last Night.

Everything Is In a middle over
the coming city baseball league
games on Sunday afternoon at
Amusement Park. The Marions and
Amboys were scheduled to play the
first encounter, 1t Is said, with the
st. Anthonys and Amboys in the
s~un-setter. But Manager Mullen, of
the Marions, has reported to the
other managers that two of his star
men will work until 5 O'Clock Sun
day afternoon, therefore the inabil-
ity OF last years champions putting
their fastest team in the field.
Such a catastrophe has not wor-
ried Manager Hardiman, Of the AM
boys. He says 1t will be as equally
inconvenient and more expensive to
bring his team to this city on sue
cessiye weeks, and desires both
games to be played Sunday. That
knocks In the head the idea of sehed-
uIing the Marions to play the AM
boys this Sunday afternoon and the
st. Anthonys and Amboys on Octo-
Der 20. And to cap the climax
Manager Hardiman says that II both
games are not played Sunday he viii
call things off for the season. The
Amboys are contenders for the cham
pionship and can win by taking both
games. II the Marions and Saints
register wins they win be tie for the
title.
A meeting of the managers was
called for last night, but only Mana
ger Mullen put in an appearance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
LIVE ;, ..sss TIPS

Hear! Heart The City Senior
Basketball Leagues difficulties.
When your enemies talks about
you, put them on your pay roll. 1t
Is the best advertisement you can
have.
After two days OF enforced idle
ness the Athletics and Giants may
get together this afternoon. 1t looks
gloomy for New York, but baseball
is a funny game.
Many In this city cry that the
series is "fixed,n but they don't know
just who will win. These fans,
claim each club will win three games
and then the struggle. Good dope?
Nav!
Baseball Is dying with q great
struggle. The City League still has
something TO say, as does Happy"
Apologize, of the Franklins. He is
out cunning for the Roosevelt man
ayers scalp. South River and South
Amhey meet Sunday in one of those
county chamDinnshipY geFnes
Basketball has taken well among
the girls at high school. Practice
days never slip by without a crowd
ed court and interesting contests.
srU fuSTNfz NWwS rnvara sns nagH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
SIGNATURE
TO DOCUMENT
Member of Morgan A. C.
Must Send Name.

Another letter from ia member
of the Morgan A. Co. the South
Amboy club, was received today.
The first communication received
last week was printed, although I'M
signed. In this mornings mail was
found another OF the same descrip-
ton, only today's letter was rather
warm and cannot be printed in
these columns without the writer's
signature being known to the sport
Ing editor. AS a rule, nc newspaper
pays any attention TO anonymous LETT
tiers.
II the Morganite who wrote this
letter Will send his name to the
EVENING NEWS, It Will be held
from the public gaze, and the letter
in ali likelihood Published 10 these
Columns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
OFFICIALS FOR
COUNTY LEAGUE

Managers Crabiel, OF the Cres-
cents and Heidingsfeld, of the X. O.
X. A., were appointed as Il bylaw
committee. Manager Wilentz was
selected as the schedule committee.
The referee question vas discussed
at length and all the managers were
In favor OF Van Mulchahey OF Perth
Amboy, rs one of the officials. 1t
Is likely a New Brunswick official
viii be chosen to represent that
section of the county. If such action
is taken, the honor will fall upon
Mr.. PEBBLES, Of the county seat. The
next meeting will be held In Borough
hall, South River, Thursday night,
October 26.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
BAKER is HERO
OF The SERIES
Heavy Hitter of the Athlet-
les is Favorite.

New York, Oct. 20-Frank Baker,
who will be known for some time as
Home Rum Baker, is easily the
hero of the worlds championship
series to date. He won. the second
game in Philadelphia. He knocked
the ball over the fence when a man
was on second and thus won the
game. In the third contest the score
was one to nothing In favor of the
Giants at the beginning of the ninth
inning. One man was out when
Baker Eentto bat and ssAt the ball
into the center field grand stand. He
trotted around the bases with the
run that tied the score while the
crowd went wild. The game went
into extra innings, and he-Athletics
finally won.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
SOUTH RIVER
BATTLE ROYAL
County Championship Series
--Fans Are Mating.

South River, Oct. 2oAuoSnnr
epoch in the county championsh4p
history OF 1911 will BE- read to j.
eral hundreds or fans at MlllersU
field, this borough. on Sunday after-
noon when the Morgan a. G.,Saf
South Anboy, and the fast moving
South River A. G. stack ID against
each other In what wifi undoubtedly
prove to be a battle royal South
River recently cleaned up the Won
a. G.. Of New BrHnswick, In threa
straight games, and viii endeavor to
turn the same trick With the Nor
gans.
Not many weeks & the Margans
and South River clashed and tht6Fs 34ka
ter boys vent down to defHats III
was one OF the surprises of the j
SON. Of the locals, has crIad
ance and the same Will be adnint4-
tered Sunday afternoon. the playcra
say. Both teams win place tho pfcx
of their mines In the Held sAsss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
BUNCH COMING
ACROSS THE RIVER

Manager Bath, of the Goodwills,
has received word from the manag-
er of the South River quintet that
he will bring along a fast bunch Of
boys Saturday night for that bas-
ketball game between the two clubs
In The Auditorium. It Will be the
first appearance of South Riyer~on
any court this year but nevertheless
they are expected to make a cred
table showing. The South River
manager found plenty of material in
the burg when the call for candi-
dates was answered, and a speedy
quintet will be, the result before
many moons pass. The game will
be called at $40 tomorrow night.