The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1921, Page 10

—— lYea, George, We'll |Confirm Appointmeng SPEED KING ONE IDEA MAN |MARMON AGENTS (~ ZEROLENE “'Say It's Been Dry of Judge ‘in. Alagky | y | With but three exceptions the/attle Friday night, G. J. Lomen, t ia ‘i 7 Te 5 % * present summer has been the dryest|cently appointed by President Hang | 7“ sie % iw | Sulinbury, Seattle weatherwright division of Alaska, at Nomeliqwns 4 | Compete Keenly in Second The exceptions were the Years confirmed by the senate. The pag ner Alaska ap. Gives Talk Before —OO—— | rier’ |Port Angeles to | cecal Mining Men)” iiave Kiwanis Cli | Speaking before |men Friday, James ¥. Callbreath The Seattle Kiwanis club secretary of the American Min’ a charter for a similar club Orgum congress, discussed the proponed|ized in Port Angeles, Friday, Sp MeFudden gold bonus bill, taxation, | attle officers pre and the mining congress to be held in| to the new organization at Lake 0 Oct. 18 to 22 | Crescent Annual Demonstration | Three handsome loving cups to, the ‘three distributors of rmon cars|) making the largest number of dem. |} onstrationg In their respective terri tories during the second annual dem: onstration week which closed today, | | has aroused considerable competition, | it is stated, f ‘The entire distributor organtzation | was divided Into’ three groups, based on the number of high er rs |} registered in thelr territory during | 1 The distributor making the highest number of demonstrations tn his division will have his name en. | graved on the cup and will have pow seasion of it for the ensuing year |To gain permanent possession of the trophy the distributor must win it three times, | The cups are known as the Mar mon cup, the Moskovios cup and the Rice cup, given by W. C. Marmon, F. BE. Moskovies and H. H. Rice, pres ident, vice president and secretary ‘respectively, of Nordyke & Marmon lcompany. ‘The cups stand over two jfeet high, are of a satin or French | |erey finish, gold lined and on ebony | ,ENGINE—2%—X. Datty, oF every 160 miles | former designats Ti) reservoir bases. ou : ez sce Fes eaten. General Motors Trucks Reduced $500 GMC Model K-16 One-Ton Chassis Formerly $2,261.90, Now $1,750 Delivered in Seattle A cut of $500—more than 25 per cent—establishes a new tandard of value in motor truc' ffichent fresh Zerolene No, 6! left side of crankease. | On Model ¥B. wil) be obtained reks on level should ne uctions, every 750 miles, the Japanese Beetles riaillias: erties to Invade Jersey VALVE ROCKER ARMS—&—I. Dally, or every 160 miles, put & few drops of Zerolene No, $ In end of each valve rocker WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.—The which carries an ol! felt, and a few drops of oli on each rocker arm center bear At the same time © fow drops should be squirted on each of the valve stema first Japanese invasion of New Jer |” pi xeric #TARTING MOTOR—6—J. 1 sey will be carried thru with the fall » armature shaft bearings Also mu approval of Washington. New Jer ERATOR—2—4, Wvery 250 mi sey was selected for the battle be lecause it's a good place to stage tn |ternational combats, and also be { miles Gee squirt can to apply @ few drops of Zerolene No, & thra ol! ol] to motor pt haf | © use squirt can to apply & few drops of Zerolene No. 6 thru ef holes to | slipping beoauee of ereaty or gummy condition of the leather, tt should be thoroly flushed | the bh pedal should be w ‘and forth to allow the kero- | A small quantity of Auto Leather ould then be applied to the This haselg at $1,750, equipped with electric lights, start er and cord tires, is a real truck, built of real truck units Jimmy Murphy's racing face cause destructive jeafeating Amert | : eau 30 wi y i rp a e? ae can beetles have started an oftennive | | cuurcn THROWOLT COLLAR (Mode! 4-99 only)—26 Every 249 miles {10 of reservoir on top of clutch collar with | —no passenger car parts used. . WILSOD jby county fair to see America’s fast /against the truck gardens. Pive| fete Zerolene Transm rican RO RR A ae eS ee Psd ANGELES, Aug. 20.—Jimmy jest automobile racers |thousand cannibal Japanese beetles |, STEERING GRAR HOUSING Walle miarrslan Yate Lifter Assembly and oer all urphy sits pretty at the top of the! ‘They didn’t borrow. They simply now on thelr way to laundh a} - J A ay ot'é din! ne sania edal » Remo - heap among automobile racers be|soid out the garage and Bee Ay pudter attad tea Tuantaaeen te AM DRAG Links 2. L. Mivery £00 miles remove pluge f each end rag tin clusive GMC features. cause he's a oneidea man Today at 26 he ts the world’ 4. if no off runs out, use For all kinds of hauling—clty delivery, school bus strvice, repared to, cheer the invaders, Unlike leaders of most sports,'premier auto racer. His biggest | — - = he was not thrown into the game victory was the winning of the re-| awoke to the fact that he had beaten by chance. cent Grand Prix at Paris, jall the oldAimers and had won the Jimmy from boyhood ardently, During his school days Jimmy |250-mile classic at Beverly in Feb-| gun to inject wanted to be world’s champion played at mechanics. He had -alruary, 1921, as a member of the) PRONT WHERE MEARINGS—4, 21—, Vv. © speeder. motorcycle and practiced speed on|Dusenberg team. He then went to | with Peart oll (Kerosene), Repack bubs and Five years ago Jimmy was 21 that. His uncle, a judge, paid/ Daytonia Beach, Florida, where he| S#RINGS—4, 14, 24, 19-0, N. & E and half owner of an automobile Jimmy's fines—which be himself | pushed 158 miles an hour out of the |* *™4il quantity of Bianderd ¥ garage here. Business wasn't very | imposed. | "Comet," which be had built at the good, and the two partners didn’t; For a time no one heard much |factoty. That speed has never been have enough money to go to a near. of Jimmy. Then suddenly the world | equalled petnave nover.ane week atl farm use, police patrol—in fact, it is well adapted for every kind of one-ton work. level plug In rear of housing if no off runs out, use oft! to overflow thru opening * and wash bearing and hubs thoroly | Cup Grease and replace wheels | an off all dirt and old off and apply Model K-16 ts a refined and improved successor to the fa mous Model 16, which was adopted as the Government standard in its class during the war, particularly in am bulance service. : £00 miles, of wt ner squeak Lubricant along the ed f spring lea turn dows ai! grease cups two compl ¢ turns, refilling cups with fresh Zero Call or phone for complete description of this model, ale the 3% and 6-ton models, all of which have been te duced in price. oF every 100 miles, use squirt can to apply Zerolene No, 5 to all joints and small work AL ling parts met otherwive tw > SEATTLE POSTOFFICE officials WORD OF THE DEATH {n Los are preparing to receive Dr. Lee | Angeles of William Morgan Watson,| Frankel, welfare director of the| ——S—_ former Seattle man, has been re-| United Staten postoffice department | ceived. A son, Ormsby M. Watson,| who is expected to visit Seattle Au- lives here | | gust 26 and Little Change Noted | Lecal,Markets Wore Mecrar Men onste cece tcge oink Se SR in Early Stock Trade LONDON, Aug. 20.—-Women onau-| day at 10 a. m sedeivevs ente ate ce taeehaes NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—Jn the first hour on the stock exchange today tr tomatic machinery work are better ~ - pe NIE i AE fees they: am ds hs little change was noted tn t ket. United States Stee! was only off than men, declared A. H. Hall, dix | 8 The Home of the GMC Trucks Spokane Yakima 4) mechanic. The reason, he explained, | was that they become more interest: | led, and the output of women was| often better than men. Another cu- | ussing the psychology of the skilled er the close of business on Friday. Tobaccos were vy t 91%, quickly ran up jean Petroleum. which mi ore ok y higher. During the e 93. The independent stee early trading there was considera’ ventral Leather. No ac-) | rious fact was that the tools used by | tivity was noted in the rail group. [ediahah wear -Auaner Seeaute of toe ices included: General Electric. 111%. off %; General Mo- oma tore te un i; Baldwin. 72, off % States Rubber, 46%, off keener sense of touch Bethienem “BR 43%. up ii Ameri: i off Ma: Reading, 67%, | jae str re 4; Baltimore 10, . unel Pennasylvani 7 a va, ee WSNor here ific, 75M. UP Mi; ‘Kény-Springticid, a7, r+ Parsley—tLocai, dos bupehee .. 5004, Pras—Loca! Telephone M national Harvester, 62%. up ‘a. STEAM CARBURETO standard boxes Cal . ddasket erate : y M 4 Th 4 lows. There Peppere—Per ™ ¢ one ene iesiy ae xupport for nome of the stocks in these groups. ‘The | Petaters—Local white, 1 er, 1e general list closed heavy, and Pierce-Arrow made a new ue A 1% be) a a Ln ore send joa. reseed jeans u o ‘ I ge ra Bia oon: imei Pee kpeany rer Me | i. Mew stork. per von 46.000 45.8! "Malu gen +) A simple device easily installed on any i cluded: United States Steel, 74, by ; Re tc. | Rweet, Cal 4 ay rae ath 1 ; es Roane Rrioge snclugeg: ntted States, Stethglt: Srehengeti. me Bitr:| meme ctscat Ht | wegen, aveecivs. par Ws: “87 | Qtomebile. | After the gas and air are prop- loum, 91%. off 3: Bleree-Arrow: 12.4. off Vas Ue Rabber, 464 ae, is | cone arena ls Sa Dressed. oo Er) erly mixed in the gas carburetor, the steam nN: tel. |. unchanged; Sou 4. 0 ; sash Gi ° MEA’ . . Ba scocern, Tak. ott es Famove Players, n Tommateeem ore Qovtations et Steckyarte | from the top of the radiator is drawn = Teeth fst ad ae A ti Re through the LITTLE GIANT Steam Carbu- N. Y. Stock | Lecat, fn onches.. Medium ‘heasy sees Aeee bab retor, mixed with the gas and air as it en- Ferntshed byt | prices Paid Whelemate Deniers vate beonphng xs ters the manifold before passing into the Batier Hotel Baiiding | Car cylinders. | Here is what the LITTLE GIANT¢ is guaranteed to do Ist. Reduce your gas bill from 15 to 40%. 2nd. Increase the power and efficiency of your engine by (a) eliminating the carbon, thereby reducing the amount of valve grind- ing and repair bills; (b) giving better lubri- cation; (c) making motor run smoothly by Btock— WHEAT P Arne Best ; Amer. Reet Sugar CHICAGO, Aug. 20.—Heavy offer- ernationa ings caused & sharp drop in wheat | merican Tocamotive 4 quotations after a slight advance On| Amer. Tel. & Tel the opening on the Chicago Board of | Anaconda The opening bulse | Reliwtn Locomotive ely to lack of selling | Bethiohem st w Pressure, but the advance brought | Canadian Pac 1 of selling, expecially |Central Leather Dates Per case . Fige--Fresh, per box . Gra eareusent, to have] cee cons tense 1 ~ ramepecapalansat “ hg hetheey silos eaet eliminating vibration liveatock Products Moore's Barly, i-th. basket HAY, GRAIN AND FEED | | . A in thy pita Serer omnes » Fer Ton | 3rd. Keep motor from overheating. Brovisions were irregular. | |toodricnsscrrs MR actin cies The LITTLE GIANT is adjusted from the $1ithy and closed off 3c. Totem Cal, strained, per To. s.... ‘oe dash of the car, giving the proper amount of ana tlosed Gown ' Money ‘Dews—ier crate covets is 08 steam under various conditions, and is Btember corn opened off te at Paslabeertes 1 Th@2.00 41.00 closed with a leak-proof valve when the orn "opened oft | On endl Orengee— Per Here et me motor is stopped, so there can be no mois- asad aeeaneee Cs up ue welt | “Taveat 1.00@1.60 ture entering the cylinders when the motor ‘| Peare—Martiett ..+ is not running, which would cause it to be harder to start; thereby overcoming the 23% and closed off gc. December oats opened up %e at 36 ib and clos- ed off Ke. STATE OF WASHINGTON, } 100-1, a er ee : : ‘ *o ° Snoho } ‘: 3 k vie ro yy only objection against any steam carburetor. County of Snohomish: Chicago Live Stoc! Republic Tron & Wteel 46% 464 einen 300 te. «+0 The technical expert of the Automobile preter McBride, being first duly sworn, on oath deposes and says: Today's Quotations Sinclair O11 100-16. ka, Trade Journal sa’ at he is a veterinary surgeon, residing in the City of Everett, Sno homish County, Washington, and has resided in said city for a perod of 14 years; that he owns an Oakland Six automobile which he has run for 22,000 miles; that on Friday, July he had a Little Giant Steam Carburetor installed on said car and on the above date said car had rury about 9,000 miles since being overhauled, and at the time of im stallation of the Little Giant Steam Carburetor the motor was badly carbonized and valves needed grinding. That using the Little Giant Steam Carburetor has removed the carbon, the valves do not now Mm grinding, and the motor now runs very smoothly—almost as well as when the car was new. That an accurate test was made regarding the distance said car with the Little Giant shut off and then with it operating, with the fo lowing results: lkouthern Paciti 40-1. ke | Southern Rallway Hoge—Receipts, 4.000. Mark Top. $10; bulk of salen, heavy weights, 98.754 9.6 ight, $9.30@ 10.05: lent 10.10; heavy packing « ows, rough, $7.7 “Water introduced into a gasoline engine shows an effect more or less pronounced on FIRST, the cooling; SECOND, the Jubrica- tion; THIRD, the equality of the mixture, or power of the engine; FOURTH, the thermal efficiency or percentage of power in the fuel actually delivered as power; FIFTH, the carbon deposit. | Texan Company Texas Parific. .... Tobacco Products | Union O11 of Delaware |Union Pacific. .... | United Retail Stores | U. & Rubber common and medium. }U # tee butoher cattle and heifers, $94 | tian co cows, $3.50@7 bulls, 4 5 and cutters, cows and he $0; canner st $2.75@4 ven, $7.60G9.25; fooder steers, 3%, Soya Bean Meal % Alfalfa Meat ui m. Japanese Peeane—Per 1... es DAIKY “PRODUCTS ! Prices Paid to Bhippere } A grade, Seattle delivery ee Fresh ranch... 1 Pullets o ‘ witk—_Cwt Stop. Seattie supply WO. 'B’ condensary, ewt | DAIRY PRODUCTS «| prices Paid Wholesale Dealers per Vanadium steel Wabash " Weatinghoure 1 | Wiltys- Overland CONCLUSIONS To summarize, a small amount of moisture in the 347.50; stocker steers, $4@4.75; stock | “Total stock wales, 410.200 shares, Laat tecsmate "ant sar ted CY oe engine is working: With the vacuum. tank disconnected from the supply tank, I measured Gheep—Receipts, 2000. Market steady, eee | sires veal rie nas a i aetet Ks e: ; , quart of gas, put it into the vaeuum tank, shut off the Little Giant Lambs, $4 50.0 10 6; lamba, cull and Fore Becuvities | Timothy, No. i 2 te ee sn a oo ita and ran five miles; then I measured another quart of & put it into pcr i gee re! m om i pote Hap rib a Straw ‘ Tice Rata yao sch oe the vacuum tank, opened the Little Giant, and my car ran 64 miles H common ewes, $1.500 3 | Furnished by. 1 Manning & Co, | : Lika over the same road under the same conditions, covering a distance #3) | utler Hotel Building | ‘Or, triplets . ghee 2 rr 2 r ae actly 28 per cent greater with the same amount of gas using the H * toc Wisconsin cream brick aT] ‘om the Automobile Trade Journal Giant i Chicago Board of Trade , *'** Bid Asked | Teen . GREATLY i i 1h 508 Aa Russian 69, 1921 re we Faasee ss ae The Little Giant does all this and makes your motor 1 further certify that T am in no way connected with the National | ed by 1. TS, Manning & Co, na 1926 wef } | Tillamook tripiets SS .28@ [26 IMPROVED run on a hot summer afternoon as it does on a cool, Engineering & Manufacturing Company and was not acquainted with | 1h s Betler Hotei Balidiog a : rH + | POL LT HY AND MEATS rainy evening. anyone connected with sald company at time of installation of the | } Ra on a “ ft ; j heat— Open, High Low Cleese ds, 1917 “ |) Petete See or, Systane, Dette You cannot afford to run an automobile get ki ROBERT Mela if eee gt11a bine 9986 ottas i | eiicnsmhtva\ oth.’ por ts ; f . ubseribed and sworn to before me this Ist day of August, A. D. 192 id A 46% 118% Lies 14 266 |PRyoung, per Th.’ ones. and not have a LITTLE GIANT. (Seal) ; H. W. HOLMES, f Corn | British 5 161 Mens—Live, under 4 Notary Public in and for the State of Washington residing at Everett ' fept 1% 51% | British : Live, 4 Tos. and up ed t Dec 162% per tb. . ashington, Cate Sold on a money-back guarantee. Kept 10% 2 . eC og 16% a6 36 '6 igium Premium be ’ Pork— Berlin W. tL. 4a hard | Hamburg W. L. 4140 Ss ete (E NATIONAL ENGINEERING & MFG. CC on 10.70 10.72 10.65 10.70 | telpale be ? e : ibe. Munich 49 sg: ae actin a: age ane nan [Mann 309 Pacific Block Phone Main 7247 SEATTLE Pde est ate "| atbanene: Gs wandiie tie Lente yea EVERETT REPRESENTATIVES N. Y. Sugar and Coffee j.panes tha hls 29 TACOMA BLDG, MAIN 4519. TACOMA FRED T. HALEY, 308 COLBY BLDG. MA itd Quotations peers (48.60. 618 FIDELITY BLDG, MAIN 3501, TACOMA R. 4, 3432 COLBY ST. BL ulet. Raw, $4.6004.86; granu 4 Kingdom lated, $606.15. 4 Kingdom Coffee—No. 1 Kio, spot, 74G7%; No 4 United Kingdom 6 Manos 10% G1 Canadian Exchang RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVES WANTED