Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

be restrained from rushing forth from the
Auditorium.
The Reynolds tops, sold by the f. w
Reynolds Manufacturing company, 719-715
South Fifteenth street, are popular with a
great majority They are serviceable. Sew
eral people at the show who owa Reynolds
tops declared them to be the best they
ever possessed
The Republic staggard Tread tires have
opened the eyes of many auto owners
The Baum Iron company are telling visit
ors some interesting and instructive facts
about tires. All owners should visit the
booth Of this company.
The Lexington car. sold by the T.. T.
Wilson Automobile company, is proving a
drawing card for its progressive dealers.
II has many remarkable features that will
interest all prospective buyers.
playing the superior Veile motor cars
The John Deere Pillow company is dis
Their exhibit is directly to the left Of the
main entrance to the Auditorium.
Visitors TO the show were struck by the
large numbers OF cars which surrounded
the Auditorium. Many people inspected
the machines that stood in the streets.
J. j. Deright is one Of the real busy men
about the show. He knows many Of the
visitors and he is kept on the go telling
them just where 20 find certain people and
things. He delights in the show. The
! stoddard- Dayton and the Locomobile are
two Of the popular cars he sells. They
make a favorable first impression with
everybody. They are reliable, durable and
beautiful machines.
The Apperson Jack Rabbit car is one of
the feature machines Of the show. It is
making good" in every way in the exhibit
line. and Charles j. Corkhill, local man.
ager thinks the present show will do
great deal toward making the Apperson
cars among the best liked in the west.
You can bank on the Oakland as being
a reliable car" said a visitor from Iowa
who owns one Of this make. 1T will do all
the dealers say and more. know. because
l own one" This statement pleased the
Mcintyre Automobile company very much,
| for 1t had not been solicited.
! Inc strong bOru cars receiver much AT"
tention. The low price OF this machine
seemed to be drawing card and many Of
the visitors made their way to the booth
of the Ford company just TO see what a
wonderful little car was located there.
Clarke G. Powell was the hardest man to
find of any person connected with the show.
He had to keep going all the time in order
to get things done.
The Powell Supply company interested
many visitors In the automobile articles
handled by them. Their statesmen were
able to tell the guests Of the show many
things about the big machines and their
equipment
The famous Packard trucks are on ex-
hibit and they are causing great seal OF
comment. These machines are of a superior
type and are among the best trucks made.
II the Carson City News had not been
] enterprising enough to have an automobile
Z in its service, a large part OF the state Of
( Nevada would have missed it's daily news
paper on several occasions when = balky
electric power house failed 70 FURNISH
Juice to run the newspaper plant Hav-
ing no auxiliary power and no prospect Of
electric current the News was unable TO
operate its linotype machines or presses
and the paper could not be got out
n An ingenious master mechanic suggested
that II the companys Maxwell runabout
I could be got into the pressroom. he could
start the machinery. After removing sew
eral partitions, the automobile was placed
In the desired spot The rear of the car
was lacked up and by the use OF improvised
shaftlng and betting the machines set in
motion After the publishers realized What
they had accomplished, they issued this
/ statement In the News:
| Hereafter the News will not miss an
issue even II the electric power fails. for
when the lights grow dim and the power
/ weak, the headlights OF the ca win be
/ lighted. the motor started and ,..e News
win appear IN record time. ground cut by
7 an automobile"
Out Of the Moiave desert in southern Cal
ifornia has come a Mitchell cara Mitchell
/ touring car OF the vintage OF is0s-With a
record that one might suppose Is good
I enough TO challenge the world