The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1920, Page 9

RATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1920. YES, VALVE IS VAL U: ABL E AUTOMOBI UTOMOBILE. [ Speedway Stars Arrive in Tacoma for Advance Trials} saine am THE SEATTLE STAR ES, TRUCKS, ACCESSORIES, HERE’S PROOF THAT AUTO SAVES LIVES: Credit the motor car with being) |EMPI The ARE | STOCKHOLDER: |CLUB GETS NEW HOME GOSSIP FOR THE y with th ‘ One part of an a vie omgee a “ MOTORCYCI IST The title of “the compar , rural lifesaver. Yes, the death op ead ae t08 . pansion program of the Automobile largest percentage of employe sto¢ ° this inexper but t | eattle headquarters have been es | probably be conferred n ‘The | fall, since more and more physiclammay fant part of a tire’s mechanism w tablished at a strategic location, 1211 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. within|are climbing into automobiles Function satistactor thruout ¢t Fourth ave., the new offices opening | *When fitting a sidecar to a solo potato there will be a gr |the next few ¥ following th?! peach MORE patients FASTER life of the tire, but when mistreated last, week with enlarged space and| machine, be sure the gearing is ¢ ait where the negative wire en. | present stock sale its work. | it often causes yunce an increased staff of trained em-|rect. Use 15 tooth motor and 4 ed the potat ere » pis ‘When © vaive begins to give tr ployes to serve the automobile pub-|tooth rear wheel *, unten eee In the two previous sales 21,95 Two-thirds of the 15,000 phystet Die it may be assumed in near The’ club moved to this new|the country traveled is level, when| First true the wheel and file off|out of a total of 47,983 employes of | in the United States, according to tae Mivery case as a practical inty |location from the former headquara-|15 and 36 will do, The use of 1 projecting spo Be sure the | both sexes erit r $11,858,400 Automoblie Chamber Tint Girt has worked. tr valve Jters at 405 University at and 17 tooth motor sprockets may|flap fits into the casing before put th of the company’s preferred own automobiles, Mads the main ¢ enpreper With the vanguard of summer mo-jcause the motor to labor, overheat /ting it onto the rim. Put the tr k | more than 90 per cent of the cow functioning, sa: 1 States tor traffic already reaching the city! and wear prematurely ner tube inaide the casing, inflated the first time in the company’s | doctors visit thelr clients in m Tire compan the case from all sections of the country, the eee enough to round it out. Look at) history employes have been granted | cars. ke principal attention a t |new Auto club headquarters ins Experiments with fancy fuels are|the tire for directions which side to| the privilege of purchasing common| When the horse and buggy was (im eed give the vaive is simply to ready rendering service. | exper Fuels derived trom put on first and follow those dire tock — previous sales having been| best means of transportation, ff @hat all a sik Qt are cackueed Invariably connected unless greatly refined, also corrode] tions. Dust the Ure and tube with| confined to preferred. If the first| doctor spent a longer time travel from the interior of the valve. bile club connections in their home|the valves and attack the linings of soapstone | naleg report of $100,000 subscribed on | and could visit only « erhall m There is a rather common belief towns, the visitor motorist on reach |tanks, pipes and tubes, Stick t Put in the other clinch and work|the opening day is any indication,| of patients. Result—a higher une the ‘walve can js an unessential ing the clty proceeds tq the Auto| gasoline |the casing to and fro to bed it on|the total nubmer of employe-stock-|rate on the farms than in of thing and that it makes little differ |club offices, Here the visitor ts pro:| ee the rim. See that the stem | holders will be greatly Increased. w that most country ph ence wh: cap is used or not vided with hotel addresses, furnished| On old machines, the handle of|can move up and down easily in the} In previous sales, employes have ve taken to automobiles, it ip Mut thin idea te entirely erroneous Jwith touring cards and mapa and the hand of! pump will axionally |hole in the rim. Inflate the tire} been aided by a splendid plan by| lieved the death rate will dee and motor who do not use the] otherwise provided for, Located on] not to stay down in the cylinder, or) and tighten the valve stem nut which the company alded workers | considerably. valve re in @anger of val the main line of traffic along Fourth | will work upward, This is due te Pi. oe to finance their stock pure es by ones okdelligg 3 n nm the cap not use ave, the new Aquarters in in ajthe check valve t seating. De Tinkering with the carburetor) means of monthly wage deductions. Let's eat at Boldt's; cozy boxes for ere te a strc hood that dirt | better position to serve the and tach the oll pipe to the motor base, gives rine to on natintaction| However, t esent privilege of |the whole tamily—Advertisemenss a) work down > the waive and isiting motoring publi being sure to carefully take off the |among riders wh ire more speed) buying common stock is based on sr ultimately . 2 | A big volume of state, county and| nipple and prevent the ball «pring |than any other ea Let the car-| cash py nts, but it is not antic iin: e the remaine = city road maps and motor touring| and ball from dropping out, Clean | buretor except to see that! pated that this provision will greatly BE ticue ween yaty. 0a be hare Bee | ta tine tae bane msered nie taal ine amt te Woe pene Mam PENI Me lian aed’ eo. moving _ports]| ttect. the ammount of suck thet wilh: meee ne eee 6 meee Saati te enlde : headqdarters, for Manager in position and reseat it by|work properly. Speed is attained| be subscribed for AUTO TOPS AND the air drives the dirt down | t r anticipates an un-|placing a blunt end nail on the ball|by tuning up, not by altering the —— yalve and makes an airtight connec ROSCOE ager ; precedented automobile traffic into|and tapping it lightly with a ham-|shape of the various parts. | WATCH THE STORAGE BATTERY SEAT COVERS ton impossible . —. ~ = |the city and Northwest this sum: jmer,, Replace the pring and nip-| Don't expect to make a motor! As soon as the battery becomes _ SARLES Sega = we 0 |mer, Road crews are being dis.|ple and connect the pipe fauter by fittink wer carburetor | discharged, it should be immediately Better : sorsststare LOOSE FAN BELTS Ratan ee | patched to survey roads and road| see land intake manifold to it. With} recharged. Otherwise it will sul PRICES Did you ever look at your fan belt, | signs and branch offices have been | nérally, the positive post of the|the larger carburetor, the paveage! phate rapidly, making charging more when you found your en over-| TACOMA, June 26.—Tacoma of: have already entered for the race | opened in outlying in charge s marked with a cress 4 of air thru ms mixing ct a + will| difficult, and in time entirely de Pickard & Traill heating? A slippir it means the| tere to the Morthwebt this year ite lana the field includes euch stare as | 0% trained wor ve the mo-/the negative with a dash not rapid enough to draw.gaso-|etroying the elements fan is going at lower speed and| greatest annual sporting event. for ord 2 — eb ey ote Milton, | toFing public doubt, dip both wires in a line from the Jet correctly, except : - cf 1722 BROADWAY does little cox for the engine. | at the Tacoma speedway on Monday, | Joo Steer: aaia — water to which has be at certain speeds. The gasoline wij) The Czecho-Slovak Automobile club Phone Fast 820 Tighten up the belt every July 5, will be seen in action ten of| Hearne. Clift Durant, Eddie O’Don Shortage of motor-cars in Engiand|tablespoonful of salt. There will bejalso condense in the manifold and) of Prague will hold its 12th annual While, or ask a harness man t the nation's best known motor car| nel, Roscoe Sarles, Ralph Mulford, | "* Pro. A great deal of bubbles on the negative wire make the mixture weak and|mo xposition, July 17 to 25, for for you nel, Roaqoe Parks, Naim 5 profiteer | 1 the wires are stuck in a’ raw | “streaky.” don nd foreign | racing stars Jimmy Murphy and Ralph De Bi bs use _aeesilnieiarene CLEANING OUT THE CARBON), POS the last nine years the ‘Taco | Palma fo clean spark plug porcelains of | ™* "Peeeway has neve ‘ The event this year ts creating onee each year. The track has t ter “ arbon <leposit and oth great interest and Tacoma speedway | grown in importance until it enJoy® orriciais expect a banner crowd matter, soak them carbon disulphide the carbon and leave clean. in a soluti the porcelain TO CLEAN UPHOLSTERY | The use of gasoline on leather Upholstery will cruck the leather A good clearer ix plain water with | @ little ammonia ‘added. Or, even better is a mixture of two parts Hinseed off with one part turpen tine. Concrete roads, 300-feet radius. angle corners. tion in Illinois with curves on a eliminating right are under construc FORD OWNERS Does your car start hard? And are your lights dim? INVESTIGATE SERVICE We guarantee to raise your magneto 5 volts, or no charge, for $5.00. 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Ten men speedway RACER TOO SLOW FOR SPEEDY RIM LOS ANGELES, June 26.—Visitors | to automobile races go there with the expectation of receiving shocks and thrills from the hair-raising perform. ances that usually accompany there events. But the accident that hap | pened at the recent race here nearly! took the breath away from many a| | veteran spectator. Art Klein was in the lend and was burning up the path at the rate of — 104 miles an hour. Racing bugs who | Hike statistics have since figured that | his wheels were revolving at the rate of 25 times a second. All others | agreed he wat going some. He had traveled 183 miles when— crack! Something had snapped sharply, and Art found himeelf zig zagging and scrambling crazily along the road. He put on the brakes and stopped in time to save himself and some bewildered spectators from be. ing wrecked. Racing along ahead of the ma chine, and fast fading from view, was the rim and tire of one of his wheels untouched by the accident but sheared cleanly from the steel spokes. As soon as he recovered from the spill Klein looked about and saw his right rear wheel rimless and tireless but the hub and spokes intact Some distance farther along the road the remains of the whee! were picked up—tire fully inflated, without a scratch and perfectly mounted It was the firgt time motor race spectators had witnessed such a freak | performance SAYS: ain’t no excuse fer a know I hed a batt’ry in oe —the most remarkable Storage Battery ever built Twenty Months all makes of batteri Seattle, Washington AUTOMOBUMMING ADVENTURES the track made whereby the speedway officials can assure motorists of a gas sup-| ply in Tacoma to return to their homes on the day of the races, This Mmennage is being sent out over west ern Washington so motorists may not fear being stranded in Tacoma on the day of the races. The new grandstand, with a seat ing capacity of 16,000, is complete and all arrangements for the race have beer made. Qualifying trials will be held on July 2 nd 3 when the drivers will secure their positions | for the race. | NEW | | CHICKEN BANISHES | A DAY'S TROUBLES CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 26 ‘Twas a Sunday in the rainy season Jupe Pluvius had turned the bow! up- | | side down. But it wan necessary to drive from Toledo to Cleveland. The | family was loaded into the oar, side curtains buttoned down and we salied along on a film of water over the | fine brick roads of Northern Ohio Saiied along until near Vermilion, | When a mile or so of road under re pair made a detour necessary. Then we discovered that Northern Ohto | sof was not the finest for contact with the wheels of a motor car on a rainy Sunday afternoon. We crept along on second, holding the car despera to the crown of | the road like a man walking astride | the ridge pole of a slippery roof. | Suddenly, somehow, we crossed over the ridge and glided gracefully |and gently down the greasy surfact into the ditch. The family screeched The pater descended, So did the rain There ‘wasn't a house within a half | mile. There wasn't a solid spot under | the car to set a jack. Other cars crept fearfully, cautiously by. None stopped Father started for a farmer and a BONUS AND PREMIUM PAY team, with visions of a $5 fee for hauling out. He found a farmer $1.50, after plodding the half mile| i Sa Sw, pars, So Bee we) For many moons were the workmen who build our lantern dangling in the crook of his elbow. And he gave father a drink of cider as well Meantime a kind-hearted did gather in the babi mother and take them to th By the time fathe | with the car at 8:30 at the hotel, But mother had it that something had | And, oh, boy! 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