Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-18
MACHINERY EXHIBIT GREAT
Adjunct Of the Big Land show Is
Most Interesting
MANY FIRMS HAVE DISPLAYS
Arc Givins Dvu,nnStra tiOna VITA the
--latest MnchiuerS--LiV~ EShib-
Its Are Attractions nig
Crowds at the show.

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Not only IL Machinery nall at the l
Omaha Land chow the uoisiest place In |
Omaha but ~ and will continue to no |
for the next two weeks the most indus
trious.
All modern and uewfangled machinery |
IL on exhibition and all the exhibitors |
are on the job. for the giant engines and |
the smaller models are kept spluttering |
from rnoTning until night With q cadence |
that is anything but melancholy.
The farmer who enters this collection |
house OF machinery is at once assailed |
by indocision Great automobiles are ST. |
lently climbing inclines that are almost |
vertical, huge traction engines invite with |
q. slow and regular speech an inspection OF |
their parts, separators, hay balers. list |
ers, cultivators mowers, brilliant in UNI |
worn paint and displayed in manner
that at once exhibits their various uses |
all appeal I'm winning way to the man |
who takes his riches from the earth.
Turning to the west there at once Is |
reached an attraction that cannot be |
passed up, II Is an array OF machines |
from the home Of the Lininger Impls- |
ment company OF Omaha. The exhibit is |
in charge Of W. IL. Fletcher and T. p |
Whitmore and consists OF tho field en-
CINE, Gem washers. Peoriu drills, oliver !
chilled plews and Oakland automobiles,
Hay DaIer Is shown.
An exhibit by the Lininger people
which has attracted more attention per-
hsps than any Of their other exhibits is
the Leuben hay haler and gasoline engine
combined. Unlike the ordinary baler this
machine does not pack the hay into
squares and bind IL with wires. but rolls
II into hollow cylinders and ties 1t with
string, owing to the scarcity of hay q
pad is being used in demonstrations in
stead OF the real thing but even under
this handicap the baler works perfectly.
The baler is demonstrated by r. a.
Pauly,
The Beatrice Creamery company has
beautifully decorated booth In the center
Of the hall and has several machines ex-
hihited, one being a cream separator in
sections to demonstrate how simple the
thing is" A separator is in operation.
H. r. Wright Of Des Mones is in charge
of the exhibit and is much pleased with
the success he has had thus far in dem
onstrations TO interested crowds.
The Carter car automobile people of
Omaha have erected a steep incline In
the hall and skilled chauffeurs drive their
machine slowly up this incline 10 the
very top. then as slowly back until half
way to the ground then the brakes are
applied, and then the power turned on
again and without slip the machine
climbs up the incline again.
John Deere Exhibit.
E. {. Peattie, formerly of Omaha, but
now of Moline. H., is in charge OF the
exhibit of the John Deere eompany--an
exhibit covering the line Of implements
the company has so long manufactured
TO so large a patronage. In addition to
the exhibit at the show grounds, The John
Deere company has two plows working
for exhibition purposes, one at Thirteth
and Writ streets and the other at Thirty
third street and Ames avenue A quick
detachable share Is one Of the new prod
ucts OF their factory which Mr.. Peattie
Is featuring. This share comes off with
the removal of q single bolt.
]. j. Rumely Of the Rumely OIL Pull
Tractor company Of La Porte, Ind,
came with his exhibit and brought with
him an expert. William Burgess, and a
skilled repairer, II. Mooney. and also an
assistant, Mr.. Heleland. The exhibit con.
sists Of kerosene tractor which is said
70 be one Of the best heavyweight work
machines put out the adaptability of the
1 engine being demonstrated at all times by
T the exhibitors
The Hart-Parr Tractor company Of
Charles City. Ia, has exhibited two of
its largest gasoline or kerosene burning
engines and are giving away series OF
colored post cards on which are the pic
lures of the engine doing prodigious
feats X. H. Switzer. of the Lincoln
branch is conducting the demonstrations.
The Parlin & Orendorf line of plows are
exhibited in a neat booth by B. w. Berry.
This Canton, H., company also manu-
facturers gasoline engines OF a service
able type and is demonstrating them at
the show.
\ L. L. Lease Of the international HAT
Vester company has decided upon a prac-
teal demonstration and near the Coll
saum is operating q blowing and a shred
eng machine He exhibits q forty-five-
horsepower traction engine and two
smaller engines.
All sorts of Machinery.
The Independent Harvester company OF
Plano, Ill, has an exhibit In charge
Of Oscar German. The exhibit includes
the latest model of oil farm machinery,
plows, listers, mowers and also gasoline
engines.
E. II. Wilson, in charge Of the Gas
Traction companys exhibit OF Minneap-
oils, is showing huge sectional engine
from a great automobile truck and this
exhibit mas drawn many people into the
hall. MIR, Wilson also demonstrates the
other engines manufactured by his firm
The exhibit OF the Avery company OF
Peoria. H., has attracted much atention.
The principal display is a forty-five
horsepower truck which is fitted with spe-
cial tread wheels for farm use. The
variety OF uses TO which 1t can be put are
4, depicted on painted glass films seen
through an electric illumined stereosoope.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. OF Omaha have
an exhibit In machinery hail that is ac-
knowledgsd one Of the best exhibitions of
its kind ever shown at any exposition.
r. NJ. Perkins is conducting the demon
STATIONS, which include the operation of
. special electric lighting engine and the
famous Perry pump, an air pump wnlch
can be Installed by farmers and used 70