The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1913, Page 3

THE STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1913. be: i 4] f : i ‘ " ome j sof Nf) j NEWS OF THE AUTO WORLD ( f) ( si “Pullman comfor ' | i ‘ masibent “Ml wave uo longer i soutines soiputs ale BALLOU & WRIGHT | ‘ Nutt Car mobiles ussorts A. H, Jones, of Autor ¢ G. & J. Tires and Tubes—a Sa Buy ; Ratlou & Wright, the local Indian | | y E h le dealers, “for the cradle | Dp M Amerten " ‘ the 1918 Indian | HUGH A. BAIRD MOTOR SUP! LY co ' D. THOMAS CO, PIKE AND NELMONT ier Seed ida Ships on | t . : oreyel ed to the pub Elliott 600 600 Union } im ‘ rotoreyclists in ‘ ” i it eitininater. the | | MILLER “QUALITY” TIRES cnet xs at the motorcycle | state hy ¢ VAN BRUNT MOTOR CAR CO. ge ae Mi f RS |H. POYNTER & SON Telephone East 1125, 1722 Broadway. solution of the | | AUTO PAINTERS . for the motor | Monograms and Lettering 782 Mroudway Phone Kast 7498 : than auto | i mob spring suspension applied D HIS 4 MOTOR CAR CO. J stct'tusnner that practically no vt IHL WASHINGTON AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY : 8 y er tha cally no vi - ; 20 East Pike at | Fi . bration reaches the rider, Being me ¢ Phone Elliott absolutely original construction, it 3093 is covered by broad patents. It has } 307-309 East Pike St N. J. Morehouse, District Dintributor, }/ elicited much favorable comment | MOTORCYCLES _| + classes and the general public, 2 aD he dias BD ad ‘ Hy | Its simplicity and effictency Dr. M. A. Miller at the Wheel of His American Undersiung. Dr. Miller Ie Distributing Agent for This | STUTZ MOTOR CAR CO. clearly apparent even to the unm \Car for the State of Washington. The Picture Is That of a Six-Cylinder, 60 H.-P. American. Dr. Miller| — > . ooo 2 PIKE OF. versed in mechanics Also Handies Marion Pleasure Cars, Dorris and Stewart Motor Trucks. { BAL LOU & WRIGHT | wre o ' Nerthwest Disteibuters No more striking Instance of ajchassis was placed a Richmond;son down to the office boy, are still, by the Imperial Motor Car agency, | Northwest dae crs dagian and Hoatjen Motorcycles Phene Kast ¢ | motor truck wrati player piano, and placards, couched | enthustastic over the fact that the|is selling rapidly in attle. Two | BIT Knat Pike Street Vhone ast 471 THE CAR THAT MADE GOOD IN A DAY. jon wi in automobile language, were! National has traveled miles in| carloads, which d some = = mind than that of BE. J Fost er, who | placed on various parts of the plano) shorter time than any pr plece| days ago, have P laced local , ] - |ts operating two five-ton Kissel Kar|4nd automobile. A Goodyear non-|of machinery ever built, and that) The half-ton truck 18 becoming very | Motorc i and Bicycle REPAIRING! ” trucks in hauling lumber from the | skid tire was mounted on the tire|the National still holds the world’s lar in § °, many of the J Pr Mate Seder 'e The Sears Motor|! abl Lumber Co, in|Fack at the rear, sand was eprinkled record. | ne Ner merchants taking advan Fae ee cee tikes tol len on the platform underneath thecar,| In speaking of racing, Mr. George | tage of the terms offered, which en - Car Co. Agency |) itor trucks to. oon with the and a low, wooden fence placed in|M. Dickson, manager of the Na-|able them to own ome of these ca RAINIER CYCLE CO., 1112 PIKE ST. 1509 Broadway |)ratiroad on this haul seems, at firet front of it, so that It looked for all/ tonal factory, states that It ts in Phone Main 2967. 4 glance, impossible. Eighty cents the world as ff {t were on a part ting, and at name time! The Tacoma Grocery Co. has pur —————— seaET NAA ———— The Hupmobile Is in Its Class the Best Car In the World |per ton ts the ratlroad’s charge for of a track there {w some satisfaction fn build- chased a 1,500-pound Jeffrey truck PHONE E. 469 |) hauling lumber from Redondo to ing a car that all of the many rac TES AMERICAN ngoles. Foster hauls stx t The history of the Ford company ing drivers, and of which there are) Mr. W. Eaton, late sales manager | rat a load and ‘es two is one of the marvels of the {indus a great many, are very anxious to of the Olymple Motor ¢ Co., has MOTOR CREA ay, which, {f he were work. trial world. W it began opera: driv He states that ia returned from a very t triy a Arthur Bunker Motor |/tng on the same basis ae the rail. tlons In 1903 of men were hardly a day passes but what they|to Hartford, Conn. Mr. Eaton has OPTIMISM UNDERSLUNG road, would bring him $9 a day ployed, and the production the first | receive inquiries regarding racing.|made all arrangements whereby he an Car Company Where the motor truck wins over year was 1,078 care, The total floor| There is probably not another au-|{n connection with Mr. Danzie, late! “THE CAR WITH A CONSCIENCE” |the rafiroad, however, lies in the |area was leas than one-fourth of | tomobile manufactured in America manager of the Oly Motor Car a He fact that it can deliver tts load di- 3 hat geta the testing and trying |Co, will handle the entire output of} Elliott 1063. 1708-10 Broadway. Best 318 rectly to the ultimate spasmaar ‘The production of cars this year|out that the National car does. This|the Pope-Hartford line of cars in| The motor car 1s a creator of | SUCCEEDS = | will approximate 200,000, more than |{s undoubtedly the reason that each | this A of Pope-|happiness and optimism. It has | ‘The beautifully finished chasses 1,000 men are employed, and the|car that they turn out can make a|Hartfords will arrive in Seattle to-|done more to make the Americal |which automobile manufacturers floor area of the main and various good account of ttrelf on the track.|/morrow and will be on display at people a happy, cheerful ; ; xhibtt at the national winter | branch assembling plants fa in ex ~ - their temporary showroom on| contented workers tha The capital-to-capital run, or, to; shows sometimes figure in peculiar, cess of 117 acres John L, Staniey, Northwest repre. Hroadway. Linvention in the histor ® be more spec the 573 miles of 4 and Inte ting events a ward In addition to this, plans are un- sentative of the Thomas Jeff world, Such 1s the road™Between Melbourne and Syd-. Such ts the case of the enameled der way for practically doubling the Co., manufacturers of the Jeff F. 8. Neal, of Mountburn, Wash.,|statement made recently by Mr. |/ney, is to the people of Australia| Marton 27-A_ chasses which were) size of the plante. motor truck and the Rambler ple has purchased a 5-passenger Imper-| Harry R, Radford, vice president | what the Marathon race !s to the seen In New York, Chieago and ure cars, is visiting the local agents jal touring car. and general manager of the Carter-!gpectators at the Olympic games; - — “ other important cities Inst winter. J. G. Fenton, while upon his rein Seattle. Mr. Stanley's trip is for — ear Co., Pontiac, Mich It {¢ a heart-breaking, nerve-racking ' . ” . > - — Ae During the week of the Speedway turn trip from the East, visited the the purpose of supervising the pres The Olympic Motor Car Co. has The motor car affords a kind of |trip from start to finish, and is by! AMERICAN races in Indianapolis the Starr| National factory at Indianapolis, ent agenctes, and looking over new just made delivery of a oneton Sel-| pleasure and recreation combined, |far the most dangerous course for’ q Piano Co. borrowed one of the black |which factory is busy turning ont|territory with a view of enlarging |don truck to the Angeles Brewing /that is entirely new to the world.” |an automobile on the island. MARION and white enameled Marton chasses winning Nationals. While the big the present Meld lCo. ‘The Soda Beverage Co, has|said Mr. Radford, “The man who| On May 10 A. V. Turner, @ mem-j | DORRIS TRUCKS © |\ tor part of a mont uteresting win- 500-milo race {* over, all of the Na niko taken delivery of its oneton| drives a motor car bas a means of /her of the firm of Stanton, Turner) | dow display. Upon the rear of the! tional force from George M. Dick! The new Lincoln truck, — track. travel that {a equal to both the rail-|@ Co. Sydney, who handle Amer-| | 604 East Pike. M. A. MILLER, Manager. —_—— = one Spenune eae way and the horse-drawn vehicle. |can Underslung cars in omplccing| | He can cover the great distances,|not only succeeded in complett et is able to choose his own road-/|the trip successfully but clipped and can go at his own free/minutes from the time ot}. MEDFORD YOUTH SEATTLE AUTO MEN “Hf OLYMPIC Vv a bere en oH {eieee, Soe Pe ee = | Es three years. CHALMERS DRI E TO RACES I esr ig iy lee Gh doy | i STEAMSHIP BTATE OF cars.|%004 fr more than three 7 4 Motor Car Co. ee ceedie c daaa today FORNIA, which has been on the} oc, A. Kinnear has purchased, Phon| STe ray aeonyar. 4 ae a result of the fivermile auto ran from San Francisco to South: |through the Van Brant Motor Caf) ope ie seb | GAIL D race here Friday afternoon SACRAMENTO, July 6.—A Fiat,|°™ Dorts, has arrived here, and /Co,, a Pathfinder roadster, delivery driven by Frank Verbeck, won the| 1! Diy between Seattle and South of which was taken this morning. | c. Ww. DANSIE, Manager Helms, who, belleving that he had another lap to go, falled to slow down on the turn at the clone of the race, collided with his competitor's machine, and overturned He suecumbed to his injuries 10 minutes later. Marks, the dead youth's mechan- fclan, was painfully injured. jeastern Alaska ports, beginnin| 444-mile road race from Los An-| ooo geles to Sacramento Friday after- Tuesday. Dance at Dreamland 3d tonight. 4 noon, completing the distance in 11:18:16. Soules, driving a Cadil- lac, entered the track at the state | fair grounds a good second, and| Barney Oldfield, the famous speed king, finished third. A chain be-| Headed by the press car, which opened the races at 10 o'clock this | McKnight, Morning. bi opel rst peat cyt espn The 200-mile Potlatch event, in | followed closely by a Stanley steam | yrich the Seattle Carnival assocta er, carrying Cavanaugh’s band, ®/ tion offers a perpetual trophy, great procession of automobiles left | started at 2 o'clock this afternoon, Potlatch “den,” 2lst av. and Mad-|with the following entrants: Fiat ison st, for Tacoma, (Tetzlaff), Mercedes (Burman), . ‘ lo’ " t tarstate Pulsa ( ame entangled in one of Oldfield o'clock this morning, to attend Interstate (Latta), Tulsa (Hughes), paine satnanien 18 Soe of, Oldtiels: Tacoma races. Every a Endicott (Endicott), Stutz (Coop Fear whe ; garbed tn Potlatch decoratic by é omobile (Welch), National THE MARKETS aed kar oe est of the cars the Carnival association (Taaffe), Romano (Barnes), Bal. = mo ef n pe Tonk pe ap Fore a | ae a $500 “Special” ME METZ “2 “2” $550 Fully equtpped.af} jo. b. Most economical car ie. rth to a te douse. METZ CAR DISTRIBUTORS, 706 East Pike St. Phon WH. Sarees & Son Motor Trucks At the Mountain View course,|lard (Thomas), Hudson (Hansen), rived at 12:27 running time! 4 Tacoma, a section of the grand | Apperson choles) | he following are the average pricee|11 28 08 Guaranteed Continuous Service. Covers Every Truck Sold. stand was act aside for the Seattle) Sunday afternoon, at 2:30, the| paid by local commission merchants te | ‘s a preducere and prices paid by the re time race for prizes amounting to|! ) takes place. The race is a free-for-all event | autotste. The ttle delegation |was headed by T: Rice. —_ Inte erecity Century event Phone Main 6504. WASHINGTON CAR- run- | C ARTERGAR mnrer.o*** | 2 DRIVERS KILLED Age hing 1515 BROADWAY a as na Fred A ethics q PHONE EAST 467. IN COLUMBUS RACES ; ooo g gS ER ORME ldcrnt ronnine|ff TENTS AND AWNINGS—AUTO STREAMERS Suse ge | CARNIVAL SUPPLIES—FLAGS. COLUMBUS, 0., July 6 Harry , car, ssA ran over Kaight's pros le: , 106e@1 | jeeers. were Killed here Independence hero of the Indianapolis speed: |\ine to Ags PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY! 4 butors nen Knight's. machin way,” having chosen amashing tnto|! . m erla ym Pike St Ay og. at the 110th mile of t th a Grok wall, to running down a All our stock is manufactured in Seattle. “ Phone Bast mile race held by the Columbus driver who had been thrown from a Automobile association. Knight, his machine. shortly before the accident, had The race Friday was won by been out of the race for 30 minutes Ralph Mulford, who broke the! with engine trouble. The judges world’s record for 200 miles, low {declared him out on account of lost ering the dirt track record to: 3} % time, but he did not heed their rul- hours, 21 minutes and 48 seconds ing and re-entered Harry Endicott crossed the iine sec. Johnny kins, the Springfield ond, Ernest Reeder was third and], driver, was directly behind Knight's | Ralph De Palma Hatshed fourth Trm@ mod, ba Rho in po Five different models, priced from 61,288 to $2,600, f Pacific Car Co. Hudson - Paige nm. sien 903 East Pike St. FEDERAL TRUCKS "mere on 2 ing Co. Studebaker Wego Deparment ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., July 5.— e e ; 4 ba “Red” Sperry, in his Overland road ster, won the Albuquerque-Santa Fe nh uls u 7 |rond race, the first auto race ever 5, |held tn this state, here Friday, The : course was over 130 miles of the steepest mountain roads tn the state, Sperry's time was 4:19:58 3-5, 7 ii A Buick, driven by Wm. Emblem, 220 Spring Street. Phone, Eilots am |finished second. J. Caldwell, in a Velie, won third place, Manufacturers, ‘ONE ACCIDENT INVADE EVERETT). Garford Touring Cars and Motor AND ONE FIRE ..: members of the Seattle Tilikums, ase ch ; Linpard-Stewart Trucks ig pak st some garbed in white Potlateh unl “Sea apni # | tos AN Jar &— were ipparc- 1516 Brondway or “1! physicians at the Providence forms and others wearing Indian acai using Price.) |Teached here today that Secretary — of State Bryan has started an in- ble to save the regal atured the two-mile Kia — hospital were w austen Weaee : 16@ 17 leg of Earl Mor the 18-yearold|How-Yah parade here on the|t{es® Sa : 158 1] |vestigation of the detention, at nH a Co boy who was injured at Bellevue Fourth. The attle boosters came | Ty hve i Guaymas, Mexico, of Leon Morrt- ‘ie json of Los Angeles, Morrison's |mother appealed to the state de- partment when she received word that her son, who was on an auto- mobile tour of Mexico, had been seized and placed tn jail, The messages received here stated that Bryan had ordered an inquiry by Minister Wilson. while firing a small cannon, An to Everett in automobiles and on amputation was made above the auto trucks. At noon they were knee the guests at a dimer given by the Timely arrival of the fire depart. Everett Commercial club. 1e of Charles Bert Swezea, chairman of the Berryman, Calhoun st. Fire Potlatch auto committee, won first was caused by a plece of Mehted prize for visiting autos, which ap punk, left on a chair by Charles peared fn the procession, |o Merryman, jr, which burned down| Aviator Christofferson, who has|q to some firecrackers near by. One announced his intentions of making nd furniture were damaged |a Tight to Seattle either Sunday or Monday, made two fights during Friday's ealebration. STRUGGLE TOO HARD jos “AnGiiiwa—A negro and LOS ANGELES, July b-—-Di* q Mexican are dead and another heartened because of his failure to| Mexican dying as the result of in- financial progress, handteap- juries received in fights here yes- ped by his Inability hear OF terday. : speak, Leon Borough, 23, a natural . jzod Tussian, ix a suleide here to-| PORT ANGELES.~—Tho — Joo| Cracked day, He shot himself while within Bayley-Clarenc: Rothus 1-round Rolled “ata and bariey Itve ng ducklings & Gray, Distributors for Washington and Oregon. 1408 Broadway Phone B 1171 |\ment saved the HUNDREDS OF BABES IN MADISON SHOW The Motorcycle Auto Delivery and Pleasure Car Drustla M. Davis, daughtér of Mr, and, Mrs. M. Davis, 809 North 60th Mo st., won the grand prize in the baby uSIN a contest at Madison park Friday, in which several hundréd babi@® were entered. . Such as the butcher, the baker, the grocery aman, the plumber, The show was held wader the the laundry man, we make a motorcycle delivery car that cannot 4 a tow yards of the central police | battle sc heduled to take place here} mixed 33,00 | auspices of St. Margaret's church be duplicated for economy, efficiency, yractioability and safety. on the Fourth was postponed. at Interbay and. St. Anthony's Can be attached to any motorcycle in less than two minutes’ station Ne |station, AIEEE SARI eo soc3 2 bocce thy inne ROLY chureh of;Renton, and was one of| ff} time; does all the work of an automobile truck costing from $080 — HAVE A CARE, SAM! the big features of the picnic and to $1,000. . sanpinee celebration at the park. Mayor Cot- AND COSTS ONLY $38.50, Samuel Green, 47, janitor at the] te McFARLAN SIX Crescent’ Manuhiotiting Oo; Betiater estes uetenie? acuaeea: vies WE SOLICIT A THOROUGH INVESTIGATION, Attorney Sullivan delivered patri- HORTON MOTOR CAR CO. over a bannister at the Bay State | otic addresses. Passengers, from $75.00 Up. house, First av, and Battery at., _ _ — ° | STATE DISTRIBUTORS. early this morning, and broke two| Muslc at the Hetdelberg Cate/#] Raini Je Works, 1112 Pik: | East 743. 706 E. Pike St. |\ribs. He was taken to the citylevery night. Hotel Birkel, First, inier Cyc! , 11 e St. ‘Main 2967 Phone {hospitaly near Spring.—Advertisement, — - — —————— room about $300 KRET S@e2 ELAT Phone Kiliote 1562. Motor Car Co | | APPERSON "= Jack Rabbit