The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1920, Page 15

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1920. ° . IS YOURCAR | LIKE A POEM?| Spring is here and soon the road will be de ing 1 one 1 short ones, all sort SAVAGE OCCUPIES NEW WIGWAM ON PIKEST. owith ewift 1 motor cars, new ones and « and conditic motor cars—for res and a flop due to the Winter is gone and with It, the snow Mous demand for ' c tome amd ice and bad driving condition dustry to t w ‘ rer mm worked his r all winter and starts } have t ' i? « ffice ut blithe the spring without showered w « A r r builder ff ed vin a thou t to anything but a 5 cars . some ) con. | "Wash and polish” is apt to wake ONO who has just + For 1 f the motor we. th other fellow is pr und @rland and and re farm DESERV Pperous are . b r f Qu Wha ns and “CROIX skKID" AMerican car neie nur yr the fir These reflection were started In And ' f ft That u ™ 1 thru @ reeent visit to a to go 1 t why ye 1 know ther 1 §pattle who ought to know, lexorb a aaa p* K in the set fow month ah for Ge “es " ar wore ¢ represents the Willard Storage ie wend i col 1 2 —AT THE— i If it is it y x oe ne Pa \ : bs ‘ ke . orbitant 1 wilt f More than 500 airplanes are already |SXPCC!, Perfect service all summer.) \ «hn S The cars are all right—but they Pe, By tame ¢ ‘ ber the time when there were only |i tne parts of a car which is put| With a modern salesrooni, a com-|the fact that tire shipments come] 10,000 casings at all times. This tractors, France hopes to , | at many autes In the country to hard ser in winter ts elec: | plete office force, a rustling bunch|thru with great’ regularity, and, it| stock comprises a full assortment of es sto cay share wit bo ona| ttl, cceleryent, sed zietraltty ot eueemen, ang! with Samagar w.|% Sesame W7 SMNSRIRIGWibe@ietje ieee made in Fran » every two fam in 1921.! winter nights mean a heavy drain |! rer age charge, the ssirnnscer . . a simple condition. sh. Some day, perhaps, we won't have on it urces and sometimes it | Savage” ire Company occupied Ca Sho ta e W ll Be Acute Price. If the trac t ar ring wil by That's why we | *t this last week, and are up Subsidy is reduced mmend that o 4 have us Ie Station While the motor Indust y in “Saar ee eee When Spring Season Opens The new quarters give a fron Just in time for the spring thaw!! Great tain looks forward to the/tes. If its alright, we , ¢| What will happen when the season, reason to expect to be unless you ber shoe with a soft leg at-| pt tlon of only 000 cars this | often we can save it b: thigty feet on Pike st., and a ih pha 7 ; i ; It's a rubber with a r f only 2 hi an it by Fygsv elle and @ full) veatty opens? Just this: Literdlly|Place the order for your Oldmmobile 910 East Pike St. Phone East 629 tachment for the n year, Americ planning on 2,000,-/of it in time to f mer fords storage space now before the fGst, Siete bephyr mB great amount of tr tubes and| thousands of people who have pro fo get out into t a | 000 in 1920 war seems to have breakdown, It ma reminds the world that it won't be tire repair or pu c t aj had opposite ¢ ts on England and | ¢ «ing. but regard it| repair acce " crastinated will endeavor to ¢ or) y next summer unlees it can mo- Mudhole. It's made by the United! America needs, when it finally leaves our| From the new branch Manager|dors for cars, only to find that they tor, — ' Jatioinal Aut 2 ders for cars, only to find that they | toi A new automobile rance rate, | Natioinal Automobile Dealers’ Btates Rubber Company place, its ready for a summer of|McGrath handles the states of|must take their places on a long| This warning is c - oe nso fet as *: ; “aid ed in friendly | effective in the New - Five states—New York, Ohio, I; happy touring and satintactory | Washington, Oregon, Mor nd| waiting list. There iv not the slight: | vein to the many Oldsmobile enthust Nearty 400,000 bales nois, California and Pennsylvania— worry-free service Idaho, and his falesmen report jest vestige of doubt but that mmny | as be used this yea have more biles and tru tures of the tires nee registered than the whole continent) In the Philippines there are nearly | > eonsumption 1 of Europe. Road-searred autos of the 10,000 miles of roads available for au-| Average of f A. BP. excluded, cotton for Cotton used is gland and association is composed of over Hastern states, will be in force 000 members thruout the Ui tx, who, we know, would be griev: | March 15. Btates. that will mean tripling the| such spring orders will not be deliv-| ously disappointed should they be un | i ers of 1920 over 1919. ered until ifte summer ble to secure the car of their choice. There are more than 50,000 people! State license fers for moter yelil- — that Savage factory! Are you going to be among those|We hope we may » |employed in the rubber Ure industry |cles in the United States range from — Diego reeponsible for to t 4? You have Id you #o! lin the United States 1$6 to $175. have no oceanic ile travel ery |to say W a EE “THOROBRED” ll That. the Name Implies yptian or Peruvian Phey say the roads of France are 5 better than those in the t Here are some figures to worry|States. Yes, for the two-wh | about. [donkey ¢ Thirty million horses have lost not for t Question of German Entries Vexes Big Race Officials INDIANAPOLIS, March 15--Of-; motor speedway Monday May Picials of the Indianapolis motor | 31st, for a cash purse of $50,000 Une entry of suct ve are in a dilemma, due to | Undownieay. eitted. they would eo recely prove the greatest drawing card that Buarded inquiries from two countries | the speedway has ever featured, and with which the United States is stil! | the race would be the most bitterly Officially at war, feeling out the sen. | Cont pron that - eve i age amous ack lowever, the timent that would greet the ¢ of affairs are Mercedes and Austro-Daimler teams, @f German and Austrian designation Trespectively, in t rnational |. an BOGmile race on the Indianapolis iene give rise to viole ts still in use the ks used here. of several carefully t demonstra —. vite ae ns, with peasibly danger of per nal harm, TRUCKS HELP ae caa OUT RAILROADS question “On pure merit, the truck has pecially fraught with threat of Piwon its way as a big brother to the | grave consequences would be the mit Traliroad.” says Alexander Winton.| uation, they feel, if one of the repre Pits purpose has been regulated by atives of the forme? Central! Pthe development of state and na-| European group of powers should/ tional highways. More and more| win. Assuredly nothing more un Proads are being built for th popular could be imagined than a and truck shipment. Furthe German or Austrian victory, and Purther has the ship to open ment grown of such a and lees than — ‘ whether it is good pe the door to the possi puemnent ts a me 4 cordingly, speedway of Deing sent m economically by - ; ° truck than by ral med by Bor eve a podk i Auto truck express companies quenc ‘ > 1 extend an invitation to " ms from Germany and Austria that their entries for the Hoosier classic would not be r Were preparing recently for th threatened railroad strike. Strike or Mo strike, the result of this prepara Bon will be a larger number of) 44 Expressions of opinion on ee om hand for short-haul subject from sporting writers 4 Mments and a decided increase in) racing fans are freely invited, w Shipping by truck a view toward accurately gauging Higher rail rates will be another! the public sentiment in the mi Fmeon to the shipby-truck move-/and arriving at a decision that will Ment, until in the end the | n accordance with the feeling and @ustry will be much cheaper and) thought of the American public, as Wore profitable than rail shtpment.| well as that of other natians who especially in the case of short| will have representatives in the In hauls. | dianapolis contest is sonont Six ond Eight 22 Years of Leadership Place This “Wonder Car” lare in a Class by Itself TRACE MARA REGISTERLO LL you have to do to know that you are rid of reinsula- tion trouble for good is to make sure that you get a Still Better Willard with the “Thread Rubber” Trade Mark stamped on the side of the box. 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