The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1919, Page 9

) wheat for 1919. TRACTORS TO | HOLD STAGE wer Farming & « Walla Walla on 1, for Three Days Rig Tractor and hibition Opens Thursday, April April +] Jomonstration of the Missourt Walla, in State Unrer conducted we at n corner of the It promises to be nter of attraction, If over eve will take fy the southeaster of Washington the thrilling ce we may judge 80,000 visitor “ from rts, to at the | Power anvertaking and tend this mammoth Walla Walla ‘Tractor Farming Demonstration Walla Walla with a popu ta 5,000 people, is swiftly pre paring to extend ite hospitality from boundary line to another tn or and feed its guests. ters have already made for entry About 80 now scheduled for the will be held ton of 2 to house Beventy de The new Mitchell Six recently an Mitchell Motor and | Service Co. in meeting with instant } jand most gratifying favor wherever Jit is shown “There was no question in our | minds that we had a car that would jcommand favorable attention,” states | Manager Jack Osmond, “but it cer | tainly t# comforting to see the way the Seattle publ! took hold of it as soon as it was announced MAXWELLS WIN FAVOR Country Point to Popularity of the Light Car application tractors are demonstration on the Yenny ranch, All types of land to be plowed——hilly roi ing and leveled fields—are afforded on this ranch, The Yenny place ts Jocated three and one-half mi out Walla Walla Special Demonstrations land nounced by the which hacre On the different types « er in ground will be allot tor, ground on which Every A to each best 1 t it ts suited to oper 1 }. m. the public demonstration will Degin in earnest, It will end at 3 pm. Exhibitors will prospective customers onstrations if they wish fields adjoining this ranch A tent about 12 by 14 will be given to each exhibitor, All the same as at an automodile truck and tractor exhibitors will be allott certain space. Everything will uniform thruout the exposition. All lines of power-driven machin ery and vehicles for the farm and power equipment for the farm home will be exhibited and demonstrated to the satisfaction of 60,000 inquiring men and women Lessons Taaght The following are ten good sons why Mr. Farmer should attend this exposition next week 0. day at allowed to give private in other There ar maker remain unless his product has ous approval the public and Mrs, Citizen refuse to automobile or anything the m | find that they have |immense stock whic The no chance for the motor business unanine | It M buy ahe rm the machine ra will no trade and an h will not move an a sewing elee no A motor car is it not the by yea in the improvements some president tor this to 4 mains refinements public will buy says H. P. Grant Seattle Automobile compan well and Chandler distributors. “The development of the Maxw line really marks an era of inten n heme: and impr car making met! ago Maxwe their firet light year they improved keeping mind all the time the public demanded a4 would be inexpensive to op |etilt give the maximum | with the minimum expense. | Sales Prove Sucorss they have succeeded by the daily increasing Maxwell cars all over the In fact the demand now than at any r time of the company. The care, and the is increas OKTERR statior year ry and re of the r Max rea matter other ¢ ot product re ve ment in ods, engineers built Year by motor years car it that ot ot be- | o yt lands 1. Here he will see the tractors of every kind and size doing actual work in the same field as well as all powes machinery used on the farm 2. He will also see demonstrations of all kinds; of power equipment trucks, gas engines, light plantas, ete 3. He can learn more about tract ors and power machinery in three days than he could learn in months in any other way 4. He can judge by performance and pick the tractor or machine best suited to hiy individual needs. 5. This demonstration is managed by A. E. Hildebrand, who manages the national demonstrations, so he| “That fe assured that {t will be well worth | shown his time. | salew About $0 different makes of | country tractors will be demonstrated, > gad sides other power equipment lin the history 7. Thousands of farmers will at-| whole country tend. He will meet friends and ex:|cay from foreign change experiences which will be ling day by day & pleasure and profit to him | "tn order to build a good car 8. It will be a liberal education | that would stand all the abuse an to him and make him a bigger and | average owner gives it, production patter. farmer. methods must be of the most ad/ 9. If he ever expects to OWN &/ vanced type There must be no} tractor, or wanta to get more OUt/iogt motion im the factory or In of the one he already owns. this 18 | ine organization anywhere. There! ne supertanity he can not afford to! oust be cooperation in every de _ | partment, among the dealer organi 10. He wants to keep abreast | tens Kam cuscag' tan Gutrivulets ie Venne and this ts his one DIF | thruout the country chance this Spring to see all the) «re Maxwell company has | latest improved farm machinery 45°} complished this and has built a car sembied at one place for his inspec: that gives the maximum #¢ rvice _ |with the minimum expense and still Fewer Os the Yas lis a fine looking motor car ‘This promises to be a $500,000 ed: | Car Must Be Ready T) weational treat and every farmer.) “When. man buys a car he ex P steckman and fruit grower with his|pects to be able to step into tt ‘family should attend. Ten million | drive to a gas station, fill up with | American farmers are looking ahead. | gasoline and go anywhere he wants Motorization is one of the stirring | without fear of trouble ‘words in their dally vocabulary. | “The cars have been developed to ‘The Department of Agriculture | that point where they are as nearly has prophesied $37,900,000 bushels of | 199 per cent efficient as the manu In order to efficient-|facturer can make them. ‘They ly handle this enormous crop in-| combine all the features that go to crease the farmers will find them-|make a desirable automobile—relia selves depending more and more on | pity, beauty, comfort and low up-| different forms of motorization Ikeep | cost. ‘Among the exhibitors at the Walla| rhe company has picked its dir Walla Tractor and Power Farming |triputors with a keen business Demonstration will be the Eldridge | sense. No man is allowed to handle | Buick Company of this city. The) car unless he is qualified to following automotive products will ntain a complete service station oe yaretay st tikes extiett land parts depot #0 that owners need One Model 71A 3%ton G. M. C-| not tie up their cars while parts truck equipped with hydraulic hoist | are sent for. ether Bangg “The country is In a wonderfully One Model 418 2-ton truck special-| prosperous condition. Cars are ly equipped for transporting wheat | wanted all over the nation, and the from the threshing outfit to destina | ctories are hard put to fill the tion. A great surprise is in store | Gemand.” for the rancher tn this truck ee dees ‘Three models 30-X Samson Sieve Grip Sire - . ‘ MOTORCYCLE SALES One 110A camping outfit PROVE POPULARITY | Altho the Excelsior Motorcycle & One cutaway Hubodometer. One stock Hubodometer. With a special equipment these trucks and tractors are particularly adaptable to conditions in the Walla Walla territory A strong solution of washing soda | fs the best agent for cleaning bat-| tery terminals that have become cor- roded. After drying, the terminals not yet received their full quota of machines from the factory, they re port that orders for both the Hen derson and Excelsior motorcycles are piling up, and that they are at| the present time far behind in deliv. | eries. Altho they have announced that any orders that they receive! now will be filled in rotation, they | point with pride to the evident pop-| ularity of beth the Excelsior and! | Henderson, aa displayed by the pa-| | tience of the many friends that both machines have gained in the past few years, who have placed their orders for new machines, and are waiting till they can secure them. “LISTEN TO ME, BROTHER” Automobiles will be pretty darned hard to get by mid- summer. Play safe and get yours right now. We will be open for business every night until nine o'clock during the week of April 21 to 26. Bring Friend Wife along and let her help in the selection. Our used cars are guaranteed, “Y'LL SAY 80." ‘The best on the coast! at the corner of Pine and Boylsto pergola effect, and occupies a full sides of the enclosure, and the pure white finish, Over hun of selling dir from the owne Bicyele company of this city have|.) ‘That is the description that best fits the pergola ‘To was New nensation Vie the way the tory model the of national shows does not overstate the case Few new models were shown, and none which Ways as the New Mitchell Six was only natural that derable t was aroused. Nor was idle curiosity hind this interest, as the i booked at the shows us big Mitchell plant, in was new fn #0 many wo it Inte the motive b tremen xinens The ~ Otto Krank and stand Keep your ne few tight of drops the batte jay just @ The starting on the battery the button. There are a dozen ferent types of each structed differen but in each the juice from the throws the starter into gear with the fly wheel of the eng 4 turns it over as you do when you crank It takes a lot of juice from battery that keep trying and trying weather the car of u wen point recharge If the y motor draws heavily every time you press air ntartere con battery with it you the *, you rapidiy to er where it as must starter cranks it's most charging. in You Moat repair the engine ikely the bat It may be due ¢ motor find will the tr ve t t por slowly needs me brushes th of contact ma people if in the switch it to a fen't in the battery There are few watch. Be sure the heavy cables connections—are ve mar uble ' points that the can ot the ends to battery the clean. You Te] : : Nee ne ee ee WEEK ENDING Ari 1919 Seattle-Tacoma laved Road oO. K Seattle-Tecome—MHixh Line Dea Moines—In good cond county line m Per to Tacoma is passable, places Reaten-Kent valley. good. Keat-Aabure Kent-Des Moines Aubarn-Knumelaw Paving work ogress between poinia seven Auburn. Detour 19, Valley Road—Thru tion to Plerce county line the rough ts want of Gravel road on | roads to plenic grounds. District — Roads generally go0d south of Green river Franklin Black Diamond Good ereck road Enumclaw to six-mile poat to Green Wat Renton-Maple Valley na Sunset Highway fenton to North Rend, via Innaquah, good; beyond North Mend fine to barricade at eight-mile post. Large crew removing snow and open ing to summit a quested not to pans barric will be thrown open as soon as p aible Holly wood-Redmond— Fair Woodinvitle-Davall—P air. bridge over Snoqualmie at Tott—Palr alle City—Good over Yellow atone trail inond-Tolt—Over Tolt hil in good rondition. Use eaution on curver. Newport-Iseaquah—Via Lake Sammam- teh—Chood. wpert-Kenton Bellevue- Newport to Wilburten; good remainder of Seattle-Renten — Via Rainier Valley Good except that planked section from inier Heach to city limits, pretty Use new steel Duvall. Good. Poor from Be BREAKER ADJUSTMENT When it is found that the contact breaker cannot be properly retarded at slow speeds without producing a knock in the engine, the only remedy is to reset and move the piston fur ther along on the firing stroke. A few experiments and careful noting after each will demonstrate the cor- reot setting. IT’S A NEW KIND OF MARKET—BUT A WINNER n sts, LR, Pittman, manager. quarter block. effect is heightened fifty cary will purchaser will by bask’ dred and © to the be ew home of the Auto Bargain Market ight-foot sereening be carried ried black signs over the top of the pergola are un advertisement that speaks for Itself, RDAY, APRIL 19, 1919. FACTORIES HUM IN EAST Klectric, Speed on turing { Prentice, Industry i) nde Hin jants of Sunset at Top nd of Manuf A banner er the conclusion Prentice Klee on bbe mar three ery factor wan back the I bania ufac sont will far period, both be I epent mont factories on prewar maid Vr the output cane this exceed that of fore and after of my time linen w much of interest “On trip Auto the the r war at whowe present, and Jearned vinited wut I u my J otters, the Ohio, among at To the Van kien Speed peter factory at I Ii, and th establishment of the Heating & Lighting Niagara Falls, New York At the latter plant, where the I lL. battery line, which we represent, ia manufacture 1 found the factory a 4 under with orders, They trying to keep up with the demand, and far have succeeded admirably, even | beyond thelr own expectat “The green grass of looked goo to me, after th and grays of the Eastern # t feels fine to get back | country again.” ine, will be kept runnin ledo. ed for months to take car If the atmouph ot and eager resumption of business which we have thus far encountered is « fair indication of conditions all over the country, there is a great year in store for all of us," concludes Mr. Osmond. “Because indications now that the success regiate shows by the w Victory mode! will be followed up thruout the whole at top of it rosperity Jo gin ‘ manufacturing United States rporation at moxt «now are ed are at the #0 season.” ns attle sure brow the Self Starter in God's « aw! $D&2)| HANSEN] VED BUSY MAN dob of Ranning Service Station for All pwart and Warner Products Keeps Him on the Jump sure do Hanson, keep of the Station humping Stewarts aid Prod ervies day last as he stopped working long enough to put on his coat and beat It out for « hurried lunch, “but, at the ° it remarkab! when you realize that 90 per cent of the automobiles in the country are equipped with Stewart-Warner 1 that 85 per cent ¢ Stewart vacuum tanks, ratively few troubles we na. time in 1 scrape these and get rid of the! Jeposit that stops free flo or t stops free £10 | speedometers, a t | of them hi inside of the] ow round f connection lean terminals then draw the with a the battery and tight Then there is onnecta the battery f the Ye the ne ou solution * | have ‘Out of this vart percentage it would seem that there would be lous of adjustments and so forth, but the not that the big end of our business is On new goods, dixproves tt. We carry parts for every Stewart or Warner devic A gerve the terri tory comprising all Western Wash © ground wire to fra keep this clear tight none is the P ca th an be sure tha from the battery top, forming a and € a of the spilled short ingte Just now the Stewart the Stewart automo! ater | ucts xee | rales are jumping motor driven light emits on ke f h car @rops of | caune a who ket few oe knew a nned trying found man to ape ‘These thy other ps # hay ties ax ou prod their who War im cur recornined motorint Stewart snappily | and the/| uuble & roller ner r automob' une or accensoty pre luteh If over In the |USED TIRES OFFER ECONOMY UPKEEP That the purchase of good ur makes a bi differen: of running an automod ontention of A Broxaon # recently taken over the Wash the sta but look et engine under do! gas to ton. wt way the ithe TOP 0’ SKY! ae cad G Wekeatna © maces jrepair plant tm conjunction with his | used and new Ure business New Stuff in Trade Jargon Is| “1 feel that 1 sell a man a Sprung by Packard in Announce | yeed tire and eave him half or more ing Its New Commercial Airplane | on the cost of a new tire, When I |sell that Ure I am in a position Something new in trade jargon i#| know whether it in good condi used in the in the who / Strangers BRISCOE Owners and Repair Bills Are Strangers The BRISCOE is built to give faithful, constant service. 99% of this car is built in the BRISCOE factory according to the highest standards of engineering and manufacturing skill. Each individual part, no mat- ter how large or how small, is designed and made ONLY FOR THE BRISCOE. This is why eyery part gives thousands of miles of service with the least possible wear. And when each part is right, the whole car must be right. Mechan- ical superiority is a fundamental principle of BRISCOE construction, It is NOT an assembled car. 4 This is the reason why repair bills are rare bills for BRISCOE owners A splendid example of BRISCOE superiority is found in its remark- able economy of operation. Records of thirty and even more miles to the gallon of gasoline are frequently reported by BRISCOE owners, Tire mileage is also unusually high, Come, take a ride in the BRISCOE $885 f. o. b. Factory Mitchell Motor & Service Co. J. M. OSMOND, Pres. and Mgr. DISTRIBUTOR: Pine at Summit East 8413 on or not, and do not hesitate to tual tire experience stands me in 1 the exact truth as to its value, | g00d stead when it comes to advis- tt would surprise the average} ing anyone as to the make and size | motorist to know the number of /of tire best suited to their respec good Used tires that are handled|tive needs, and whether a used tire each year by tire men all over the|in good condition will meet their re jcountr’. This business is as big | quirements.” proportionately as any other in the jautomobile game, and I am building up an excellent trade in tires that] The survey made by the govern- have been used, but still have many|ment of the effects of good road thousand miles of good service left | building on school attendance in jin them. Jeight counties shows that before the Of course, T sell any make of|roads were improved the average new tire that in called for, and s0/ school attendance wag 66 pupils to/ jam in a position to satisfy all my|each 100 enrolled, as compared with | leustomers, My many years of ac1|76 after the roads were improved. Mont Gonventer teal Loca SAFE. DEPOSI1 BOXE wt er Year. Title Trust Cc Berond at Co} No stairs to ¢: GOOD ROADS AND SCHOOLS an embodied in Packard's roatine sa-| ——— nouncement of its new commercial | airplane, exhibited for the first time | New York alroraft What do you suppose your great grandfather would have thought had he been told that this would be taken as matter of course tr April, 19197 "The plane give speed at the show haa been around 100 hour with two persons and 100 pounds of baggage; a ceiling of nearly 19,000 feet; a Ught, snappy action in maneuvering and landing | ability at slow speed, which makes! it available for fast cross-country | trips and alighting in small, un known fields. | “Three models of the engine have been designed. The amailest ix eight | cylinders, with 160 to 200 horse | power. The second size in a 12 cylinder type, yielding 240 horse power, and the larger i# a 12-cylin |der developing 450 horsepower, All ‘are equipped with electric starters, eliminating the danger of starting accidents, and have been designed for long service with minimum me- chanical attention—they will gfve 200 hours of flying without valve | grinding like overhauling.” The plane, according to the com. pany, regarded as a “feeler” for developing alreraft demand. After it gets a line on what the public |wants, the concern expects to be jabie to announce whether its fac. ltory will “tool up" for production lof the engine in from one to three | sizes, for demand materializing from lairplane makers who desire to pur |chawe plants rather than make them |themselves, and alxo whether the | company will put complete airplanes | upon the market. designed miles to} an} or PINE In India the automobile was used lin elephant hunting as early as 1896. \ Mail Orders Welcomed HERE'S 1916 Dodge .. 1917 Oakland. 1918 Elgin... 1916 Buick 6. . © market of he ets of he all the out as is built afte vy wire protects wing flowers, and by th time, and the same policy befor The oran and the Japanese all four Seattle Wins Again THE AUTO BARGAIN MARKET Opens the finest out-door automobile salesroom on the Coast, occupying the full quarter-block, corner sei AND BOYLSTON STREETS TAKE A USED CAR BARGAIN FROM THE HOUSE THAT SELLS DIRECT FROM OWNER TO YOU! | 150Cars to Choose From A PARTIAL LIST OF SPECIAL SNAPS $ 650 | 5 1917 Fords, each.$400 | 1914 Overland ... .$200 — $ 700 | Late Model 5-pass. 1914 Studebaker. . .$200 — $ 975 Buick...........$550 | Bugs.......... $100 up $1,075 | 1918 Maxwell .....$650 eS 150 Cars to choose from ~ You Can’t Miss the New Location, Southeast Corner Pine and Boylston AUTO BARGAIN MARKET | |