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Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
Allen Company
Boosts Enlistment

At mass meeting and farewell to
Company D, Sixth Ohio National
Guard, Fostoria, o., several days ago,
w. o. Allen, general manager of the
Allen Motor company, voiced admir-
ably the farewell sentiments of the
people of that city and in addition
encouraged further enlistment, in a
practicable and appreciate manner
Mr.. Allen announced for his COM
pany, builders of Allen motor cars,
that not only would they assure every
employe enlisting his present position,
but that they would care for any fam
flies who might become destitute
through the service of one on whom
they are dependent.
When questioned regarding their
attitude now that the crisis is ap-
parently past, Mr.. Allen stated that
they believed thoroughly in the
proper protection of the border with
present conditions in Mexico, and that
the company's promise would hold
good as long as Washington saw fit
to keep the militia on the border.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
Fisk Employees to Receive
Pay While on Guard Duty

Announcement that their employees
will receive compensation while alb
sent on military duty has beben made
by the Fisk Rubber company. This
extends not only to factory and gen.
eral office employees, but also to en-
p1oyes of Fisk branches in more than
loo cities in all parts of the country.
Married employees and those. with peo-
ME dependent upon them are to re-
ceive three-quarters of their salary
and single men without dependents
one-half their salary, with no deduc-
tions for the money paid them by the
government.
The same rule applies also to men
who desire to enlist provided they
have worked for the company six
months.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
Heard at
The Omaha
Automobile Club
Hospitable to Tourists.


Omaha is we'll and favorably
known all over the east for the hospi.
table way in which an overland tour
ist is treated" remarked J. X. Bad
ger of Cleveland, o. Your auto
club here is an excellent organization
and, believe me, the road reports and
handy little tour slips they give are
very much appreciated. In fact,
have never run across a more meaty
trip card, giving, as they do, camp
sites, points of interest, highway
marks, mileage, and towns"
A Heavyweight Family.
twenty-five hundred pounds ex-
cess baggage" is the way G. H.
Brown put it when he was asked
how many were in his party touring
to the coast. Brown comes from Con-
necticut. 1--WE got four kids and my
wife with me-" laughed Brown, "and
none of us are featherweights. My
youngest weighs 10 pounds. Besides
the human beings, we have the fam
lily dog, gasoline stove, three fold
ing cots, two springs and mattresses
and about dozen kitchen utensils.
Big car? Yep, a Ford. And, say,
when we hit bump, we pray for
luck. Going back to the coast and
probably settle there. Sort of mod
ern prairie schooner"
Water Bottle Shower Bath.
Ever take a hot water bottle show
er bath1" asked Jerry Grant, who has
a big tobacco business back in Massa-
chusetts. well, sir, I've got a big
wafer bottle arranged with a fine
spray nozzle, and every night in camp
l fill her full of cool water, hang it
on hickory limb and stand under
one of the most useful things we
carry in the machine. Sleep? Gosh,
it makes you sleep like top"
Traffic Signals Confuse.
We've travelled 10000 miles since
April 2, and one of the most needed
reforms noticed is the confusion caus-
ed tourist by the different traffic
signals in the different towns. It's
ridiculous" After divulging himself
of the above, Happy" Reed, who
halls from Florida, gave a demon
stration of how learned you have to
be to tour overland and observe each
towns traffic signals. "In one town
you stop on the near side, and when
you arrive at the next city a fat cop
growls at you for stopping on the
near side of the street. One city says
to go ahead at two whistles, and when
you pull into your next stop and start
to go ahead at the double whistle,
said officer yells out that he will yank
you and your whole family to the
calaboose. One city says wig-wag
your arm when rounding a turn, and
when you wiggle-waggle at the next
burg, some zap on the sidewalk wants
to know wherein 'elrd you come
FRONT? The American Automobile
association should ask for a federal
law making uniform all traffic sig
nails so a galoot Of a tourist could
pass through town and look at the
buildings instead Of keeping his eye
on cops. 'Taint their fault, but yet,
they all can spot tourist in a min
ute, and it wouldn't hurt their most
regal and official majesties to put
fellow next"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
CHALMERS CARS
SET ROAD RECORDS
Two New Marks Made in
South, One in Texas and
Another in Georgia.
BOTH ON HEAVY ROADS

Clipping over three hours from the
best previous time between Dallas
and San Antonio, Chalmers six
thirty driven by w. w. Moriss, jr., Of
Dallas, Tex, has just hung up the
fifth fast national road record to be
captured by 3,400 r. p. m. Chalmers in
the last month.
According to a wire received by
Paul Smith, vice president of the
Chalmers selling division, Morris rec
ord was made under conditions SO
discouraging as to make fast travelling
extremely dangerous.
A Speedy Trip.
I'VE made the 302 miles to San
Antonio in nine hours and twenty
two minutes" read Moriss' wire. Ar
irving at San Antonio we were
checked in and found we had cut
down the best previous road record
by over three hours. In making this
record, we beat the famous Katy linn
tied on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
line by one hour and thirty-three min
utes. This is the fastest train running
between the two points. Half of the
distance was over black, muddy roads
SO rough that we thought the car
would not stand up under the strain.
Despite the test, car and motor are
in excellent shape and we can repeat
the trip tomorrow. Our time was
considered impossible over the coun-
Ty roads"
Another Mark Broken.
Just previous to the wire from Mr..
Moriss dispatch was received from
Jacksonville newspapers, carrying the
news of a new record from Atlanta,
Ga, to Jacksonville, Fla, made by a
Chalmers six-thirty, driven by Leman
Phelan and Homer George. The same
machine lowered the Atlanta Chat
tanooga road record two weeks ago.
Phelan and George drove the 355
miles in eleven hours and fifty-nine
minutes elapsed time. Four passengers
were carried. Heavy rain turned the
roads into miniature lakes along the
toute. The last fifty miles was made
In continuous downpour, through
mud and slush, while eighty miles of
deep sand was driven through between
Waycross and Jacksonville.
On the record-breaking Chicago
New York, Observation-Disclosures, At
lanta- Chattanooga and the two more
recent southern road trips, an average
speed of over thirty miles per hour
has been achieved over grand total
of 2,l37 miles of country roads and
mountain trails.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
White Suggests a New
Road for Lincoln Drive

J. S. White, in a letter to the
Omaha Automobile club, advises club
members going to Lincoln to choose
the road through Valley, Mead, Wa
hoo, Colon, Ceresco and Havelock.
The distance is seventy-six miles,
eleven miles more than the usual
road, but he says there is better seem
cry, and a good road not dusty and
crowded.
The country is rolling, but there are
no bad hills. He says he has made
the run on high in a Ford several
times.
The bridge southwest of Valley is
free, and the road is we'll marked.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

And the latest. freshest fig
ures prove that high-prics
and low-price--four cylin-
ders and multi-cylinders--
are equally powerless to in
auence SO $40 per cent Of
our sales.
In other words moro than
half Of all Hupmobile own
ere keep on buying. year A.
ter year.
Stop and think Of the pow.
ere of resistance-the supe-
riorities - the Hupmobils
must possess to hold these
owners to their allegiance.
Millions of dollars are ex-
pended to tempt them away.
The lure of a lower price on
the one hand; confusing
claims Of multi-cylinder per-
Torrance on the other.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
What They Got
In Performance

In high gear work. they see
their Hupmobiles outdoins
cars that have more cylin-
dera or cost more money.
In pulling power and quick
getaway. they sec nothing
under another name that
they do not have.
In Aexibility. they find them
selves relieved Of sear-shift-
ing to an amazing extent.
In smooth. steady motor &C.
tion-in the efortless devel-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
Neither Price Nor
Type Te171pts Them

But the 50 per cent phalanx
stands fast year after year.
Convinced. in the one case,
that a lower price cannot
compensate for the loss Of
Hupmobile goodness.
Convinced, in the other case,
that more cylinders can add
nothing to that Hupmobile
efficiency which eleven thou-
sand owners have rated at
SO per cent. And convinced.
in the last instance, that no
other car can yield better
performance.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
TIME BUSINESS that

TIME BUSINESS that
l. endures is the sound,
strong business, whose
customers keep on coming
back. Judged by that high
standard. the Hupmobile
shows a record that few, if
any. can rival.
Figures just compiled from
our service station statistics
prove that it is unique in the
number of those who repeat
their orders from year to
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
No Other Car
At Any Price

1t 10 part Of Hupmobile pol
Icy to keep in close contact
with owners by our intensive
system of service. This gives
US invaluable information
from a dozen different an
giles. Our fingers are on the
pulse Of public opinion. We
know what people want. and
how they are pleased.
II we have erred even a
tnae, a danger signal is
flashed to u from all parts
Of the country.
incidentally, repeat sales tell
us how many of our owners
cannot be won away by any
other car at any other price.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

Is the creates, pain killer ever discov-
cred; simply laid on the skin--no rubbing
required-it drives pain away 26c. All
druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

The st. Louis Cards have been running
true to form In every department Of the
game-seventh in the league standing, sew
enth in team batting and seventh In team
fielding.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

Evidently Henri Rondeau is another one
of those FASTENERS who look like a million
dollars outside the big yard. After several
trials in the major leagues the Frenchman
- once again with the Minneapolis Millers.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

miles per gallon of gasoline, which is
an excellent record considering the
route which was taken. The car
plowed through a long stretch Of
sandy roads and was delayed upon
several occasions. These delays
meant a waste of gasoline, because
while inquiries were being made the
motor was kept running. Out of the
fifteen hours the car was held up
forty-five minutes. There was abso-
lutely no motor trouble and not one
adjustment made. The delays were
due to making inquiries regarding
the roads and in one instance to a
load of hay which was stuck on a
bridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

opment Of power. the swift
response to the throttle
they believe they have the
motor car maximum.
In the Hupmobile service
system. they know they are
getting more than any other
car Offers: expert inspection.
adjustment and care each
month for eight months BY
trained Hupmobile experts
at Hupmobile service sta
tiona A service they pay
for with coupons which we
supply free Of cost.
So they are content, this 50
per cent, to stake their pref.
erence on the Hupmobila
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

Willie OConnor, mascot, Is making the
western trip with the Braves for the first
time since the 1914 season. II Willie sue
ceeds in chasing the wimp as well as he did
In 1914 the Braves are the next worlds
champs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

Reports regarding the Saxon six
30O-mile nonstop runs which were
made by dealers and owners through
out the country show come startling
records for gasoline economy. The
Fry Motor company of St. Louis
made the run of 800 miles averaging
thirty-four and two-thirds miles to
the gallon. This was the high rec
ord and won the silver loving cup
offered by the Saxon Motor COM
pany to the driver making the best
record.
The Omaha car, driven by H. B.
Noyes of the Noyes-Killy Motor
company, averaged twenty-three
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

John McGraw, the Giants boss, employs
an effective though heartless method to
make his pastimers behave He threatens
to trade EN- to ST. Louis.
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Scntid,er 9auSpeGrpercin.

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jepriiioent Otto arlteger oen @oriie
upo gr.BrGiioent Carl Stmcriu bate
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rotblcioenben Elm. Sic nn1rOeu entgc.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-26
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