The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1917, Page 6

eee a fay WALT MASON $ OF SPRING | stesegncotenassesassssis | The winter, long and cold and Qray, packed up his grip and _ Sloped away. We thought that he would never go, and take his ik old frost and snow, but inaily he gave three whoops, and cashed his checks, and looped the loops. And now the gaudy spring's @t hand; and once again the age-old land, looks just as fresh and new and fine, as when Dad Adam fed his swine. The Brooks are sparkling in the gun; the fields are green that - have been dun; the robins sing, the skies are blue, the world Beems just as good as new. And this is when the country _ Calls; we weary of town streets | and walls. We want to rise at break of dawn, and go cavort ing here and yon, o'er long white roads. thru glade and glen, to Yuba Dam and back again. "Tis in the apring that men exclaim, “it's time we broke Into the game, and bought us ara, in which to ride all o'er | the blooming countryside We've been deprived of four. Wheeled boats, for cost of tiv got our goats; and wo have each verdant spring, “We'll buy a car next year, by ding!’ And now the time has Gome to buy; we want to ride before we die.” ON SALES HEAD PAYS VISIT HERE | HL A. Getsinger, 52 manager | the popular litt! axon car,| thru here last week In com iy with Ben W copier elaims that for the month ot ipril the Saxon factory in Detroit | out 3,267 cars. He also was ged by the showing made local distributors, vi Sons "Bradshaw Co. W ill Sell Liberty Six in Seattle ' H. Bradshaw, well known auto last week landed the dis- of the famous Liberty Six tm this territory. The first of the new cars hes ar ineluding the four-passenger and touring car. contract was consummated) by E. J. Kilbourna, gen-| gales manager for the Liberty! |, Who was in the city and! the deal with F. H. Brad-/| | Helt Cross. Ruth St. dancer, made ed no | than a chance thing Commercial A. J. Rhodes. Form-a-Truck Sales Force Grouped! am, Western Wash- te Pik see for the Smith ‘Truck Co., and Edmund G. Pacific Coast factory rep- lve for the same concern, d the completion of their force for the big drive they it ready to launch in this campaign really left undone the tained. Committee 99. nine, and No VALVE-IN-THE-HEAD OAKLAND We have a few used cars on hand that have No only been slightly used. We can arrange a small payment down with monthly terms. Remember our cars are light—5 and 2 passen- gers—and no Junk or Jitneys. WASHINGTON-OAKLAND CO. Twelfth and Pike Open Sundays EAST 614 While at the Alhambra, Orpheum vaudeville last week, Denis, the a tour boulevards as the special guest of the Star. George Price need: encouragement to celebrity in offering the latest in Paige cars, the new CHAMBER MEN WILL HELP RED CROSS DRIVE :: With a membership of 2,001, and a budget fund of $80,000, the Chamber of Commerce and Club begin the greatest year in its history, according to President Ite firet work will be to aid the Red Cross in Its member. ship campaign and in this the | committees which solicited members and for the Chamber, now will eo members for Tuesday was a wind closed but belleving that there wa | Voted to try It again Tuesday the result that about $5, and 200 in memberships were ob- Chairman N. Latimer, carried the day’s honors gaining 10 memberships, with FE. ¢ Wagner's committe No. 6 next with | $8, George S Open Evenings The Most Beautiful Dancer in America in In Paige Four roadster. The weather man part nobly, and, the beau ties of Soatt! environs un- folded before Miss St. Deni her admiration and enthus! was unbounded. “On my former visit to Seat- tle,” sald Miss St. Denis, “my view of the city was confined CHALMERS CHASSIS MAKES HIGH SPEED A Cha stock the fan removed, made the hig record in the 230-cublo-inch clas os this week at Atlantic Beach, Jacksonville, Florida. Under ob wervation ¢ Joseph Tracy, the resentative of the association keoper, the did hte famous of the other meet the . chassis, with ghest le ready to Goodyear Will Keep | Boys’ Positions Open AKRON, O., May 16. year Tire and Rubber bere, in an effort to stim listments, has ar employes enilsting ld her in the army ni have their post | kept nm until thelr return The Good- last week funds militar or t tions the Red pon ir Saturda work | committeemen with ash he A op Chalmers Employes The entire organization of the Chalmers Motor company of De tr responding to the appeal of ted Cross, dug down {n th kets and made up a donat! averaged $34 from each and department thruout the en H Sam 71, A. J. Batlar. b t each. Ninety-nine again led race, collecting $460 96 89 scored next, with ttea No, 46, G chairman, and Co Jos in the and Comn Folsom, 104, tied for third, each } $300, Eighty thousand dollars and s new and active enable us to do President Rhodes ich this told the co align Tuesday noon vuld be able to boost the men ship to 8,000 before the one of » year and with t mpport of | whose names now are on our books | there should be litle d eee the city’s intoresta as s Fi Chalmers 7-Passenger Touring Car—Price $1475 Detroit Chalmers Small Enough for Five—Big Enough for Seven Many care that are delightfol for five are impossible for seven. Yet how often two extra seats would be welcomed, Here you have it. This Chalmers solves the problem. You have all the compactness, moderate upkeep, and easy handling of a““five”, yet with ample room, in comfort, for two additional when needed. Ingeniously designed extra seats slip out of the back of the front seats. They are never in the way, Yet always ready. Come and see how Chalmers engineers succeeded where others failed. You will be surprised at the commodiousness of this moderate- sized, moderate-priced car, Chalmers proved its superiority by winning the officially highest and the officially lowest 24-hour high- gear performance through city traf- fic. These tests proved Chalmers economy and performance under normal driving conditions. Both tests were officially certified by the Contest Board of the A. A. A. Come and see the car, Ride in it. Drive it. —_—_—_———______. Touring Car, 7-passenger . . $1475 Touring Car, 5-passenger ., 1250 Touring Sedan, 7-passenger, 1975 Roadster . , Cabriolet, 3-passenger . Limousine, 7-passenger . Town Car, 7-pansenger + $1250 » $1625 2550 2550 a mile in! Liberal to Red Cross! STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1917. The Most to the path between my hotel and the theatre. | had heard of this wonder boulevard, the beautiful lakes and woodland drives, but had no idea of thoir extent and magnificence. | have seen a great many of the world’s cities, but nothing to compara with the lavieh way in which nature has endowed Se | | looking nur speed demon, was in a t back fr Snoqualmie Falls Sunday, 4 on the Stutz and breesed in city n Jim never lets any 2 on the road | * cop. g stay not even a Willard battery} man, complains of the weather here, and “Hun” hails Can you beat th have such beautiful we tana It Huntoon, the tana. * just as i on the Fourth of July tr 90 degrees tn the s! Falls on Chriatmaa, Hutte as be de in Great ot has Manager bart « land over his desk of R| Knox Roberta, head of the distrib. iting agents for the Oakland cars in the Northwest. Harry clair it) if he could be as great an at 0 bile man as Roberts, he would be satisfied, Evidently Harry 4 ve in react for Wood n’e chair b wit jooks for the next rung of the and lets the top take care of jand I s right, at that | Co, ing You can't fir ered vests. Man covers a bum re from high-po' polishe rbett ar r freak eng as two it's straight runni now know thing * claims that he w run {it on coos he can believes in it is associated w to a re stor traffic magistr lea are ferocious Het he canght his judicial r between the chain and the sprocket teeth, and forthwith ims ined the darn thing had TEUTONS CAPTURE FRENCH TRENCHES BERLIN, via London, May 16 Capture of trenches on the Fre outer Ine on a width of nearly yards was reported tn tod ficial statement ndenbure battalion broke y trenche east of Lanen ig 175 pris oners and mu¢ and holding their gains, deapito verol Fre |attacks with 5 forces 'NO FAVORITES AT | PLATTSBURG CAMP PLATTSBURG, N. Y., May 1 |With a good deal of the atar |taken ont of them by their first day of discipline and by Camp Cor mander Wolf's ght from the shoulder key-note speech, the 4,500 future American officers, training here, started their second day of rigid drill today with no de lusions as to their individual choice, | Theodore Roosevelt, Jr nd John | ©, Calhoun, great-great-grandson of | the famous Carolinan, been made camp corporals. WAR TO IMCREASE CHURCH ATTENDANCE Opening addresses of the an convention of the pia at St. Clement's chureh |day, and spe the conven tion dinner Tuesday night at St Mark's church, emphasized thought that the sacrifices and sor rows of war must bring the people of America into @ closer fellowship ant y's ta h booty atra army in ave nual Diocese of Olym Tues: kers at Beautiful Car Ro o tr ract wouldn't cover them. | nus via Renton in an our Farmers Have Bought | | ta says W K pe fin jas | among ¥motor car.” 40,000 OFFICERS: TO | army fle 1 hood |* the | PAGE 6 in America president of the | and din: | Goodyear truck fant becoming ir for over the tes in regard thing aling with trucks, B n elved even from Florida and * nd the Middle V It's no we nder that pe write for he bas sold, d and of nothing fo last ears but truc to hin it is a wonder to me busi: | ‘ idy their line Bals | dex A numt long am the out of thelr izing that t © fellows wh en afte m't wt iro) a figure > wtudy al the put pene lot I can lea RUNS MAXWELL 46,5 MILES ON GALLON OF BAS LYMPIANS HERE TO | LOOK OVER TRUCKS ol attic. This drive has not only afforded me exquisite pleasure but has been an inepiratior which will have a lasting effect in my dreame of work to be ac- complished in the future, and as to the delightful car that I, was in, it wae Just as beauti- ful and delightful as the weath er and the scenery.” | ne © Maxwell to car, aoe tare sears had © and in a feet « coaches, ‘n South “larence Bradshaw Attained a ecord for Kano ing his Maxwell o n dinary going wth one galion ¢ says Bateman, eland which night from Olympia, over the trucks of bidders on the state's early every truck nm cast bis bid | ro and the range of/|f eo was #0 broad that a 30 acre} aro in Beattio verous revelation of the ina | petition participated in by some -rasceved t ers in Southern ¢ ture for their rettares for the greatest made. Bradshaw st a car's prowess was made la om mak Many Motors, C laim | PT, Indisputable evidence that | Show'ng ner of today diva. the realizes the great automobile n of tho Ki well store The | der ¢ ar, tn fo ae int of arket has come up close to the p of the lst ‘The ep ie of 1917 will go dowr | the history of the automot the entrance of the farmers the largest buyers of the tions that F ary spring Motor car driving thru t the country. When the start was made the sun was shining and he alr was dry warm, but be fore the trip ended a cold wind came off the ocean, especially at Coronado, where the test ended Tho best previous official Maxwell record {n the country in whieh Bradshaw ran was 44 miles, it was May 16.—Tnele began A tary 1 t today to grind who will lead Forty thousand po! to busines piee | ton's | ntlal of o is well known as been a e of the sales ¢ the Hendricks truck at- Barton has had a goc rience, being for for many years Sound Traction, Power company before ring the automobile world, ers Kot dow During the ally, Uke tt and such and wonder what Diplomats worry about | The Car of State would not run {1 neutral so Chauffeur Wilson threw in bis high, and now she’s b up the road on her way to where in the future.” vere routine | may ine Is to be d HI-POWER FOUR “The Tenth Anniversary Car” You Demand Reliability—And Justly Too. The REGAL MOTOR CAR COMPANY was founded on a policy gf “Quality first—Price secondary.” That policy has enabled us to grow from a one-story frame building to nine modern factory units. Ten years of experience in building sturdy, reliable, always-on-the-road cars are back of the Regal-4- Thirty-two. Its reliability has already made a place for it in the hearts of thousands of owners. They know that the Style, Power, Comfort and Economy of the Hi-Power Four are founded on experience. It is the all-weather, every-road car of the most exacting of all critics—The American Motorist. $745.00 Regal built motor—full 32 H. P.—circulating splash lubrica- tion—thermo-syphon cooling—vacuum feed—unit trans mission—cone clutch—full floating rear axle—cantilever aprings—irreversible steering gear—full crowned fenders— two unit electrical system—extra roomy five-passenger body 108" wheelbase—Regal blue finish—complete equipment. Come ece it—ride in it—and be convinced. Regal Motor Car Company Detroit, Michigan Oo METZ CARS is ail! but to us it’s perfectly plain. | “BUREAU FOR TRUCK QUESTIONERS | Machin nowada Fowler's Garage and * | works in @ busy }for, when Fowler ts ing the he busy turning out his } Auto Trailer, A shit f tr ers Was sent to Owen Meals of Va dez, Alaska, this week to be used to carry the United States mati! from Valdez to Fairbanks will be six of Fowler's tra this mail line alone, and the farmers in Western War ton, they buying the as Fowler can turn t place not busy s< for whic he Lexington Cars is the local dtstributor, famous ment 1 a 1 out SLAVS GET $100,000,000 WASHINGTON, May 16.-—~The U, 8. government today loaned $100, 000,000 to Russia John 8. |All-Year Cars Are Sold in the Spring car out Baisden 1913 Seven-passenger six-cylinder PACKARD In good condition, EASYTERMS Will take old car as part payment. CALL EAST 919 or 1414 Broadway With many r drives winter sW. L 1 Kar | cent of the |{s for the al | that wise 1 { that they buyers, mer spring of Houghson, The fact that per demand for Kissel Kars year car is evidence hasers do not for will want to use their cars next winter, and are Isiow to let Miss Spring's attrac tions lure them into making mis take | -| Kissel Kar - Manager to Study as Captain | Bill McKay, retail sales manager for the Kissel Kar, loft last week for the Presidio, San Francisco, to the training camp for officers fs a former University of ington student, graduating in/ 2 class \ Wa BUYERS’ GUIDE || AUTOS—TRUCKS—ATTACHMENTS PAIGE ur The Most Beautiful Car in America Paige Motor Sales Company 903 East Pike St. Phone East 210 World’s Champion Motor Car img Models Now on Car Co. te Our Salesrcem Parson’s Motor Car Phome Bast Tet 1016 East Pike Phone East 704 |See Us for INSIDE PRICES on _ FISK TIRES GRAMM BERNSTEIN FOWLER'S AUTO TRAILER THE TYRE SHOP H, B. 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