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THE CoLUM mn. SATURDAY,

MARCH 22, 192-1

PAGE TIIR



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RXEKIR
PART OF PIAN  
FOR STADIUM

C. 1.. Brewer Says Average
of 15,000 Cars Are at
Important Foot-
ball Games.

TRAFFIC PROBLEM GREAT

Poor Railroad Accommoda-
tions to Columbia In-
crease Number
Who Drive.

Une of the [!l'1lV(':-‘1 prohlen1.~ that
confront the schools contemplating
the buildini: of :1 stadium. aceordittg
to (‘l1c‘ler 1.. Bre.wer. director of
€\1lll(‘llt‘.~ at -the University of Mis-
' ' biting arrzingements for
increasing .'tut0t‘.lol)il(‘ tr.'1lTic
and u>n.~1equet1tly parking .<p:1ce.

Pl:1n.- that have been _n:‘e-entNl to
the Board of Curator: of the Uni-
\'(‘l'.‘it_\' of Missoziri for the locating
and the building of the Missouri
.\lcn1o1'iz1l Stndiuni take into consid-
eration the problem of handling the
incI'e:1:‘e(l automc-lsilc .. 1:11
will cwnte with importzm-_ :1tltl('tic
e‘.'('t‘1t~. ,

.\\er;1g¢- 1.1.001) (‘ars at (James

"lg:-l }('.1l‘ ll \\'.1- 1-.\linu'te(l that
at the in1_nott:1t1t1 footluili :,';1mc~ '
the (‘Hdll'1l}' there w;1~ an averatze
of our l.'1.U00 ears. To ;1:11'l: them

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5?
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no

within :1 rezisonnhle w;1ll;ing dis-
t.'1m~e of the :~t:1diu1.1.<: 1v:1.s :1 hnrtl
prohleni to solve. The ;1l:111:: for the

location (if the Bliasouri Mt-nioriiil
St:1diun1 ;11'1':1nr:e~for ndeziuzite park-
in: .sp;1i'e." .-:l_\'s';\l1‘. l2rc:':e1'.

;‘1.’1tl1 13'-.000 nu:o;:1ol1i‘.e_~ ii,
l;ii.v.~ ht le;1~t :1 ltuntlretl :i;'t'e tract
of land. liven with illlr. 111111,-l» sp.-ice
czirr must be plzu-ell clo.-1" tugctller.

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\urc -t;trli11111.~' me l4>t‘3l‘l(‘(l in
titii.-. =tu-ct p:1rki11;r i. :v’v.~u1l11tc|y
in:1fltiiu.1‘.t'. in I'll‘ lust fI“.‘.’ :.’t'.’1t‘.~
'..cn for-1l.1l ;:.'t‘tt wcre llt'l(l
hen‘ the .~t1eet.~ of the 11'i'1ll put".
of (‘olun1l1i.'1 \\'ct‘t- co.11p?r-tr-ly lillld
li;1.".:?lii;p of traffic u'11'in;: floun-

c of the h.-1:'¢':c.~.'. _ta5l;.\
police. Tr:1iTicj:1111.<
were not i11l'1je;-quent. on tl‘.'..-"3 occa-
:l0.".~.
l’¢-ople Come in C:1r.~.

"With great lt1t‘Y‘L‘:1~&t- of mileage of
i1:11'd ~urf:1c1.d ro;11l.~ tlirougliout the
c11ur.tr_v more people are comin to
football gnnies via the :n1tomobil(~.
lt is utininted that 60 to To per cent
of the people that football
gatnes come in nut1n:n.1l1ile‘-.

. Loui.
ithereabout. would believe his
if he could

;wanted the rich land

that they liyo in now :1
‘t

‘t.'1nce of the

i Cars-Bought With Flowing GO1d,“"" .*,*;::,2:;;,:%;";§¥..::;

of,

One wonders if nativc eons
.’-liesouri. who may by some chance
remember when 1 so e- n inns

9|
3
B-

were residents of St
€3't.'.~‘
see them as they ride
by in their automobiles today. '
sourians gave these Indians
fine automobiles and l1“.COn'I(' of
about $13,000 a year. How?-by
moving the Osage; steadily toward
the Southwest. The white peo_
hell by" the
Indium so they were traded out 0
their land near St. Louis for some
lar. down on the Osage River in
Missouri. As tl1e westward emi-
gration of the white people con-
tinued they were m::1i11 moved
the \\'c.<t. Lastly they we'.‘c given :1
territory now called O.~:1ge ('ounty.
Oltlnhomti. V
Were Driven From Missouri
The 0:-age.-. \\'z1h.—‘h:1she their lu-
diun name, are the riche.st of
Anterior-in lnilians. \\'he11 they ac-
cepted this portion of the country
.< their heri-
littlc thought that un-

age. ll was

'(1l(‘.ln(‘;11l‘l the t‘ock.~ and ..'.rc:1ms an

Iron pr'iric. lay the flowing
gold, oil.
To .~‘('1,' the-e redskin fullliloods

dxiving their 1".:1dilav:.~. 1‘-lzirntons:
full at the IIni\'er.~ity of lllllllbl.‘ 73
per cent of tl‘.n.~(‘ who utteztilml the
dc<lic:ttion of the new stzidium 1-zime

in cars. Durlnr: homecoming 111 the
Ulll‘-‘t't‘Sl{)' of Fziliforniu lust .\'o-
vcmber traffic policemen were

‘placed at all road Ctoaslngs withit

:1 radius of thirty-live mile.-. to avoid
congestion. To take care of th(

large number that were pouring intc ‘
1 Berkeley :1 large area had been pre-

pared for parking.

“On the days of the games that
are to be plzxyed in (‘olumlvizt it is
planncd that the city he zoned to
take care of the v1.<itin;: automo-
This I hope will take care of
the zzutoist >:|‘lll£|t_, he may park his
car within rei1.~on:1l1le walking dis-
meniorinl stadium.

“It is e.-timated that
TF1 per ten
the games after the stadium is built
and new l1igl1w;'.y.~ have been com-
.)rleted will use the liuttmiobile
‘route because (‘olu111biz1 is not on

the main line of any railroad. and‘

train connections are difi'i(-ult."

 

Chevrolet Coupe
1923 Model

as new
Missouri Motor Co.

love. their hair braided 8 C
plaits, and soft moccasins on their

Now---

That Spring
motoring season.

F. H.

«l 12: Rrozulway

is here. drive your car down to

our shop arid we will fix it 111‘: for :1 comfortable

Auto Tops and Seat Covers

Burr

Phone 443

__[_____QF INTER .37‘ T9  

and every other known make
car. some few of them clothed in
their native costumes 11 they

in long

a ntarvelous unbelief to one

'3’

‘ unziccustomcd to the sight.
e

. Have Late Model.
The Osage Indian is an inveterate
autoist. He loves; that particular

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gust and the most luxurious o11es.
If he had his way-—and he fre-
quently doe.s—-he'd have 11 new
111odel cf the finest inzllge eve1'y
time one came out. The: s.tra:1p:e

part of it all is that he seem-4 to fit‘
_in this. new setting.

The :1uto;nobile is the Osage’:
prize plea:-ore. lie sel¢.-<'t.- the best
0 the white man's luxu1'ie_-. hug-
ging it to him as his 1'i;:ht, and yet
he scorns other customs of —(lr(‘s.~
and uxuries. The automobile
scents. to soothe his restle.~;:< spirit
and in the swift motion of the well-
oiled Wl‘(‘t'ls while he t1'avel~ over
the hills! he has loved so long. he
st-¢.111.~ to find recompense for what
has been taken from him.

l AUTO SALES FOR W251; 

Star—('oupe. L. M. l)ouglas.<.
Oldsmobile — Touring. Leonard
‘mith.

 

We Know

that you have noticed the

difference in the cars
that we have repainted.
They look like new. Stop
YOUR

car into our shop and let

now and bring

us make it look like new.
“High-class work at

reasonable prices."

Fowler & Holloway
413 Bdwy. Phone 443

orm of‘ lt1xury’—-cairs, and the big- ¢1

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Aim-1':c:::1 111uni1f:1c:urer.- who e:.'-

-\'t'iH‘l,\' 7.000 new motor busses D011 t-:11: for fort-i'.'.n trade continue

. . 8“ D‘5p|°-'' ‘ k B g were put into .~.ervice during 1113:: on to build them with the rigtht-l1:1nd
Bemnnlng _M°“d‘-‘v ( 0 h 7”" linen in the United 5131115‘ ']‘ig..._,. drive, uitliougli cats with the steer-
°l-‘°" C°- “"11 hold 3“ °p°“ "W" 1115: tvht-el.< on the right-liand side

. , fl£Ul”i’.< are bztscoi on rt-port, 1311111
llfitml l»hT°U8ll 7-he “~‘(‘9l4 5l‘°“'"‘51 nu-,~n3--,;x m,-1,,L;{;1_._.m,,.,.,.-_ 2.-ire Tong .~1:‘c(- I11-conic obsolete in
4 - .-\111er1cu.
l'.\‘t1_\' week :11: :1ver:u:1- of e.eh— ‘ ' ‘—‘ '

The l’en11.<yl\'z1ni:1 lligliwziy De-

31°" 0‘ its _ “hl‘ teen per:-11:15 ruse .~¢.nt to jail for .1111...

'9 of C3’ 15 C°nC93'"9d~ COOL le.'.--inc.-.~', t't‘cl;le1-1-t1e.<- ut‘ \'iul.'i,ti1.n» p:11t;1:ent will attempt to break sill
8705- ha"? -l“5t T.‘~‘C‘3l"‘~“l 3 ‘P°3l‘*l of the trz1tl‘ic !.U‘('N on cg}-,9 -_:;~L..‘.:5 U1 }'.igl1v.'.1y c:~n.~‘:ruction record-. this
shipment of Hupmobiles which in- ,'(.“- \',.,—;‘- C5,‘. ya-gr -by lux-111;: nut) lltllts of im.

I of i '

(’lUd9d El lhfl "CW m°d9l5- in" t.:~rvedro11d.~. The biggest pt’('\'l0U!-'

A !11'1(lc;'.'1 F.llt,'ll«ll f;1r1nv:r c.'tt‘I‘l('~7

uding cars equipped with the new rt-;id—luildin;: rerord in the world
balloon tires an "duco enamel his live -l(|t‘l£ to n::11l;«-1 311:1 11111:”;-. Wit: marie by lllla lll‘_[l{}.!"[n)(‘f){ in
finish‘ . . . "."~'l('- l'(‘l’lm"l3ltX the .~’lt.lt‘-(‘.'tt‘ \‘.'lth :1 1931 When 7:30 mile-A were con.<truc-
One dtstinuishmg feature of the c,-;m.d E,,.,,_ u.,;_
' th 1

new Hupmobile is the fact at i

!‘ bcmir 0”¢‘‘'9d ”‘ d “ldt ‘RN03 -Severitcen nzzliiuii .~1-,1:1,m,|,j}.»_-i Fir-i'1(l:1 bus 11 l:1‘.'.' lilllllllltf to
0f b°d"~"- 3-“ bum "ll -“”"“' ."5**~<‘!?£I<'l' n:1r~ z1ndt:'u;*.‘;~ v.e1e in thirty dgiys the t‘t'i'Il*t‘n(‘ttl lleriod.
Ch833l-‘W lncludlllg l’““'ll"“”-" “ll ‘hi’ "F71 -Mi-m i“ the \\‘n:‘lal :1! '."c cull durinl.’ which time zi-.1'.o tourifits may
model“ " 5'-"-‘IL -’l<‘K'''1‘‘llll1f 30 1' fI'r.‘i?t'» of rixe in the .-t:1te l1i{:l1wn,": \\ill’t'rU.t

being required to trike on :1 Flnruizx
license. Visiting moto1'i.~t.~ :1lL‘}'lllLY
over this time niay take out 1-: tim-
month license at :1 coat of 11:11.--.<1x'.l1
of the annual fee.
The only queelloil that h:. l--~--'1
rzlised regziidiiig the fezirilrility 1.1"
balloon tire» is regarding tiieir 1-:1«
durance qualities. and thi.~ .~t-en:- :1:
be pretty well xinswl-rt-cl by the 13--

cord made by :1 set of l1;1llu.1-:- ti-1:1:
were the equipment on ;. -.l~d:111.
\\’llt:‘ll recently crnrilplctc,-‘l :1 1.:ir1l
trmzscontinental trip.

Redtand white are the «dot.» to
be kept exclusivi-ly by the city of
Rio aneiro for its 1m1ni1~1p:1l
automolrlles. under the tcr111:; of re-
eent nthicipal decree. All the 1:13:
zinibulanccs are white, .

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policemen to tll.*ll!‘.,',fll‘~ll tl11-.-1;

til‘:-

ll’-lt‘.t'.. ultich l::1'c~.: the riizlit-of-W3)’.

.‘i.‘I|l no pri: ;1t-. iy owned red or wlflteol

“ill be given :1 1924 ll-
viwm-1'.< of such cars
their cars. rc-

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.'ll‘t' I.-Furl to l::1\«~

i..1v:1t- _l, whit-l1 in llzo de Janeiro is .
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«it'll.

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l‘."I'.rwl 1' cv-iiigicllwl tn pity itilo the

Y-’l1'v.".l 1 ‘:1 211 1 :11:-1:1t:e,'nl $9 -
To ;.v .l."ll\ 'lvl1‘l‘ till :'1 per cent
"1' ex =1‘ t.:‘.. 1211- l'ci1n.~yl\'auia
'i- 1* l7t'Il'. ';1'.1 1'1, l'1I‘T(‘\t.'lllf‘(l by

" '}’~I\'-1 .~.*’:1i;'«.5 in at’-1' clubs, is
'1 1it11': 1 f.;i:'. licfo-rc (‘«»11grc.~.~ to
l:'1\'n' tilt‘ ‘...\C ‘\i'l'{ll('(l.

Rtturri to \\,/uliingtnn, I). C,

.\lr . (iv-4-11w I’. Air:-no ;1nri daugh-
ter. ‘1\ 1 h:.-.1» em.-:-. \.'~it1nt: Prof.
and .‘-l::~. .l:1:.-u-- T. Qu:1:'le~. left (70-
111-ul .1 t-~vi:1;.‘ 14- their home in

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A NNO UNCING

  pecial Hupnlobile Show

V

COOK BROS. Motor Company, Hupmobile dis-
tributors, announce special showing of all Hupmo-
bile models at their show room. 8 and 10 North
Seventh Street, for a whole week, beginning March
24.

Come in and see all the body types. Your fia-
vorite will be ‘there on the wonderful Hupmobile

chassis.

l)on’t forget, the show begins Monday, March
24th.

()pen Evenings

Cook Bros. Motor Co.”

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From separators to filler plugs
each detail of Exide construction
is as it is because of experience-
the experience of the oldest and
largest manufacturers in the world
of storage batteries for every pur-
pose. That: is why the Exide is!
tight for your car.

our

‘MBTCWOT

s N. 9:11 St.

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. ' service is for all makes
.of batteries. Reasonable prices,

\VEATHEBS ELECTRIC CO. 1

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EXIDF. BA'l'l‘ERY STATION _
Phone 300

 

The Tire Best Suited
for Boone Co. Roads

The Armor on the side-
wall gives curb and rot-
cut protection and makes
this
others are weak.

tine strong where

As an introductory offer.
we will give a heavy red
tube FREE with each tire
sold next week.

Come in and 11?: us tell

you other good points
about this tire. _

Hulett Motor Co.

Hupmobile Distributors-—-Columbia, Missouri

8th & Chart)’

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