The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1921, Page 9

am SH DAKOTA has one auto to ae persons in the state FARMING STATES average “S2""|Pulverized Coal a Saving\NEN LINE AND When worn or brok- en gears have to be replaced be sure that all replace- ments are genuine, pot imitation parts. It is the only way go be sure of hav- ing quiet, smooth- running gears that -will wear. We can supply Cuts F uel an * d ‘Labor Co st LOWER PRICES | Columbia Motors Co. Out With Announcement | | Columbia Motors Co,, Detroit, ts fout with an announcement of its 1022 line, with prices effective last 'Monday. A new five-paasenger tour. |ing model, known as the De Luxe | model, to well at $1,475, in featured, | Similar low prices are announced for the rekt of the line along with a jut on the Challengpr model, recent ly put out, of $200, The price of thi job, a five-passenger touring car, 115 inch wheel base is announced at $1,196, a figure which Is said to bring it within a few dollars of being |the lowest-priced six-cylinder ear on |the market today, | “In making this announcement,” jmys J. G, Bayerline, president of the npany, “we are guided by the fact t we now are able to offer a new line of cars, made up of new parts | and built under conditions that will prevail the balance of this year and ive “Whatever we are able to save One of the tank trucks that are delivering pulverized coal] now and next year in the cost Of pro _in Minneapolis, | For years conservationists preached in vain about the criminal stupidity ] powser before it Is burned. Atomized coal! (f® mention only one is consumer now, We believe that the Public ta wearted of price-cutting on old curs, so we decided to offer an bears being paswed on to the | , the American racer, snapped just after he Jimmy Murph riz at Paris. | won the Grand | C. E. Ammann and his “atmospheric generator” attached | to an electric automobile. One of the tank trucks that are delivering pulverized coal in Minneapolis, Starts to Map Out Bankhead ‘Highway T. A. Dunn recently left San Diego Industry Depends Now Upon Trucks | “Industry, without trucks, could DROPS PRICES New Schedule on Touris| Cars Effective Sept. 1 A substantial reduction tn the) prices of its touring car models ef. | fective September 1, and a reduction | on the prices of its truck models, ef- fective immediately, has been an nounced by George W. Mixer, prea dent of the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car | company. | ‘The new price of the standard | T-passenger touring car i» $6,500 at the factory, the enclosed car prices being graded proportionately. , The new prices of its truck models are; $4,850 for the fiveton size; $4,350 | for the 3%-ton and $3,200 for the 2-ton, ment highway etretching from the nation's capital to Ban Diego. He is relying on Savage cord tres to take him successfully on his journey, cae een | not prosper,” says W, L. Kinsel, sec ebay annteie on a pathfinder trip across country tment EE amwncrreseanioneense 8 } PIERCE ARROW Have You Your NEW BENSON RADIO METER? ITS SUPERIORITY! Visible at night Indestructible Not damaged by overheating urate Operates by thermostat Contains no liquids “a Thing of Beauty” Why take a chance of destroy: ing your engine with excessive heat, when you can have “safety at a glance”? Northwest Automobile Equipment Co. 906 EAST PIKE ST. PISTONS ef burning @ ton of coal to get a |of several grades of pulverized fuel entirely new line at entirely new| quarter of a ton's worth of heat and) now in use) is prepared by first dry-| prices power. ing the coal and then grinding it in| “That our policy is a sound one is Between 1916 and 1920 the price!a special type of mill until it ts proved by the fact that orders are retary agd treasurer of the Kissel to Washington, D, C. and return In| Motor Car company. | the interests of tie proposed Bank: | “Railroads are not capable of hoad highway which will unite| handiing the present’ volume of America’s Atlantic and Pacific your dealer, repair or garage man, Guaranteed to Stop All Piston Troubles MADE IN SEATTLE SALES CO. ‘This le the policy we follow. Phene Mata 5263 2211 9th, Cor. Westlake STREET TIRE SHOP W. 0. STANDRING, Prop. Elliott 0446 W% Pike Street, Corner Boren Piston Ring dOHN S. BAISDEN Phone Elliott 2441 UNION AT NI NTH A Northwest Product UIMIER AUTO SUPPLY CO. of coal more than doubled. The aize of the average citizens’ domestic ceal Dills set him to thinking. The manu- facturers and other big coal-users | Were even more powerfully moved to peepeene HEngineers were called lime council. Economica! methods of | burning coal, previously buried deep. jin textbooks and government docu ments, were tried out on a large seale and proved to be remarkably | successful. Ofte of the most striking indica- tions of the fact that a revolution In| the use of fuel is well under way ts | the rapid progress made In the pro | coss of pulverizing of “atomizing” coal, ‘When coa! ts burned In the ordi nary way, in Jumps, there is an enormous loss of ite precious heat [units in the shape of smoke, incom | plete combustion, heat that goes up \the chimney, and unburned carbon | dumped out with the ashes and cin-| ized fuel has been introduced in the have come to Seattle two years ago Fuel experts have long known hese lonves can be largely elim! finer than talcum powder. It ls fed through a small pipe by a gentie current of air to a burner in the furnace. Here it burns with a flame! exactly like a gas fiame. Every par-| ticle, of carbon immediately unites with the oxygen of the alr. There ts no smoke or soot. The incom bustible part of the coal forms a lquid slag, which trickles down into & sandbox, from which it is easily | removed ‘There is, of course, no stoking to be done; and the flame is so easily and simply controlled— turned up and down, off and on, ; = desired—that a single fireman ean take care of a battery of boil- ers, Thos, atomized coal cuts down both fuel costs and labor | costa, | Its use for power production applicable in a wide range | industries, The domestic use of atom: | | elty of Minneapolis, and similar un Srigtone. are under consideration WEEK ENDING AUGUST 30, GRAVEL ROADS Keat-Dee Metnce “i004. | Dee Motmes-Tacoma Hightine - Fa'r Menten Juncticg—Now open via ett Maple Valley- Diamond —Pair | Ment-Maple Valley—New road open from fair shape Balance of Closed for paving. Ieeaquah-F ott City. North Bead Cord | Ieaqush-Kedmeed—Via Lake Sammam- fab—Redmond to In balance good. Pase Koad——-Good condition, Open three miles above #kykomish: ton, Use detour ¥ Kenny dale. Newport -Beilevue— Cowl -Feaaklin—New concrete road two miles from Roumeta: Good revel beyond Parking js prohibited Franklin bridge ever Green river ge by order of county commissjoners. Black Diamond — New conc ruad two miles beyond Auburn © gravel beyond: also via Seow creek. fanest Wighway—Snoqusimie pass open excellent con- pavement [eset 2 baat ten ascer ve Cloaed H section cloned for pay 4 road running east at end of ement for five m thence north » Isnaquah. Naches Pase—Formerty MeClelian Pace Mighway-—Excelient condition. Open Rajoier national miles fair (Bnumela roads around Enumclaw excellent Stevens Fam Highway Portion In K county above Lod: Due to ix gravel. road is seuss In Slecea, but passable to polat six miles beyond Bky- komiah, Black Diamesd-Fraaklia—Pa!r. } © Across Snoqesimie River Near | Tolt—toad itmit five tons. Lake Forest Park-North Trunk Connec- | tlem—One mile pavement excellent. ALL PAVED ROADS IN GOOD CONDITION open. Reaton- aumelew — (Fast ‘éret pavement open for travel tinuous concrete road from Renton to Knumciaw. and Auburn. Vashon Island pavement open For further Information call Main 5900, 28. Side) — Con local i NEVER PERMIT the clutch pedal) to strike the under part of the floor | board when you let {t come up. LOOSE STEARING connections lare dangerous not only to a driver but to the public. STOP LEAKS AIR LEAKS Often when one of your auto cyl inders is missing, it is traceable to a jtight, Make sure | plugs are screwed way in and the air that would otherwise leak out will add to the compression. The srrow points to the place where air usually seeps Out, - nememeatite Bichmond Beach Road—New pavement | Con- | spark plug that is not screwed in! that all of your); ACHIEVE NO-TARDY RECORD IN SCHOOL 17 MILES DISTANT Altho they lived 17 miles from the school house, Leo Waller, his sister, Dorothy, Violet Higgins and Edwin Duncan of MeDer mott, 0. won a notardy record thruout the last schol term. ‘They traveled in an Overland car to Portamouth, O., and back, covering & total of 7,894 rilles, with @ gasoline average of 13 talles to the gallon in wet seasons and 20 miles to the gullon in the dry seasons, they have informed the Overland company ONE HUNDRED fifty four thou enter and leave Manhattan daily, coming in #0 fast that we have had to Increase our working fores con siderably.” that is why | re freight with sufficient dispatch and) industries have rted to the operations of fleets of many | reliable, trucks, Bureau of | Missing | Relatives re missing are invited te | the disappearance directly to The | Readers whe may know hi 2 are, hg barca PAUL W. LESTER—Thougtt to Paul W Lester is sought by his uncle, R. P. Lester, grand seeretary of the Royal Arcanum of Covington, Ga. The mixcing man in described as more than © feet tall, thin, wi WM. K. STEELE—From Mrs Willlam K. Steele, 3306 Lancaster ave, West Philadelphia, Pa, comes) a request for information that may leag to discovery of her husband, who, she says, deserted her and two | small children in September, 1920. Mra. Steele ie ill and in financial] straite. Bteele, who may spell his name Stich! is a restaurant and ho- | tel man, 39 years old, light blue eyes, | slightly bald, wears dark-rimmed glanses and weighs about 200 pounds. WALTER E. DAGGETT—No clues to the whereabouts of Walter E. Dag- ‘gett have been fond by police. Dag |gett, a Seattle cigar merchant, dis lappeared after announcing that he lean “going to dinpose of himselt “I paggett sold his cigar store at 1015 Third ave, last week, sent the money sand seven hundred cars and trucks|to his family st Lewiston, Idaho, and dropped from sight * * 4% Gets Electricity From Air “"|Drives Auto by His Device VER, Col, Aug. 20.—Demon |strations are being made on streets of Ienver of a new electric generator that is claimed by the in-| | ventors to take electriicty from the air, The inventors are J. E of Denver, and his brother, C. }Ammann of Spokane, Wash. To demonstrate, the brothers bor | rowed an old electric », took out | the batteries and ates roping their Inew “atmospheric generator” fast they got in and rode off speed. the| Ammann } E.| at high | | “There is nothing inside the drum that moves; the contents consists only of iron, wire and minerals,” ys C. B, Ammann. “It can be used to drive any elec trical apparatus and can be made in any size.” The brothers are closely guarding | their and even take their | “brain child,” when it is not in use, |to thelr room in the Argonaut hotel So far the brothers have not of 1d to sell their proposition, Jectrical meh in Denver are wait ing “to be shown,” but they grant |the things work secret, | fe Rechar; 908 Kast Pine Street ‘ AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CO. ing, Repairing and Service on All Makes of Batteries East 6709 ie wit rei OVERLAND 83 TOURING... CHANDLER 1917 TOURING TOCRING...cs00¢e--- S900 ve ad zane $400 PACKARD LiImov- SINE 1-48 || “Yountne... .. $850 WePeeberan.... $1,250 Nute Motor Co. 00 H. PIKE ST. sMor- $500 $1,275 | Used Car Departmea! Fora Touring . Overland Mod. 90 Roadster = Overland Mode! 90 Touring $400 Overland Model 90 Touring $550 Overland Model 90 Country CID cevccceee Overland Model 85-4 Passenger Roadster Overland Model 85 Passenger Roadster OVERLAND MODEL TOURING OVERLAND SEDAN ‘ Willys-Knight Roadster... Willys Knight Touring, latest: model ..... Willys-Overlan Pacific Company 12th Ave, at BE. Pine UME UNIVERSAL CAR || WE HAVE SoME or THE BEST BUYS IN THE CITY IN USED TOURING CARS, ROAD- STERS AND TRUC SOLD ON VERY LIB- ERAL TERMS, COME AND LOOK OUR CARS OVER BEFORE BUY- ING ELSEWHERE. M. Cline Motor Co. Authorized Ford Dealer Phone Kenwood 0031 1100 EAST 45TH Corner Mth Ave. N. BE shores. Dunn's purpose is to make a com) piety road map and guide and a log ‘of details on this proposed govern: | oH Wain mn Hhlih TWELFTH AT EAST PINE Used cars at the right prices are Safe investments. If you buy NOW at Exceptionally low prices, you can easily Dispose of your car later without los Cash talks with most dealers and others, but Although we like it, contracts suit us as well. Run your car and enjoy it while paying for It Easy terms and NO-BROKERAGE, lowest prices Must appeal to all contemplating the Purchase of a car. We handle our Own comtracts; we never borrow; the Result: A big saving to you that Issimpossible when you buy from anyone Using broker's money in order to do businesa, Most for your money always at the USED CAR EMPORIUM TWELFTH AT EAST PINE A FEW MORE BRAND NEW 1921 Open every day, Sundays included, 8 a m. to 10 p. m 60.00 MONROE TOURING CARS $1,6 WILL BE SACRIFICED AT oS | © EAC EACH (Present Seattle Retail Price $1,660) These cars are absolutely brand new 1921 models and will be delivered direct from warehouse to purchasers. Eastern Bank which holds the “paper” takes the loss, so this is your opportunity to save $710.00 on a machine of national reputa- tion at the bank's expense, COME EARLY, as there are only @ few cars to be sold. H. A. PALMER & CO. East 4089 1518 Thirteenth Ave. DO YOU REALIZE That yeu would have s mighty fine chance te win a Brand New Ford Touring Car by par- chasing a Used Car advertised im this section? Crypt te Histor) | KUSEDCAR| By the Sands Plan of Selling Ui Cars the buyer is protected from paying tep jee for that "har net been e properly overhauled. Read All About It on Page 8 of This Issue YOULL BE SURPRISED HOW EASY IT REALLY Is ‘ MOTORS co | L TUTTRILL - MORSE MANUFACTURERS 1257 Westiake N. Garfield 4303. Read this ad before you go an: further. : ¥ " We have some late mode) cars and we are going to sell them and sell them quick and cheap. FOR INSTANCE Hudson Super Six, ba five good tires, leather top it runs nice, for only Baby Grand Chevrolet, all over- hauled; good tires, $17: Door top, for oniy.... Dodge. late model oversize tires, and in good shape, for only ..... 3 Paige T-passenger that has had perfect care, and we will guar- antee it; equipped with five good tires, good paint, for only....... Paige Light Six. wire wheels, cord ti windshield wings, motometer, and it looks fine. We guarantee every one of these cars, Also will give Terms to Suit. Many more good bargains. Great Western Motors “ profiway avd Union Eant 744 PRICES ON Every car has been reduced considerably in price. The fol- lowing cars are reel bargains mean a saving of $75 to $50 Buy now and save money. CADILLAC: pass. Tourin: Sedan 1 5i—T-pass. Touring @ of Soe! 55—7-pass, Touring, 4- bag 7 Pra gicee 9 the pass. Tourin: id S1—7-pass. Touring (4 of m). TRADE IN YOUR CAR AS PART PAYM rere TERMS ON BALA 1918 Fupmobite 1917 Hupmobile 1920 Studebaker 1919 Chalmers T-pas 1919 Chalmers Chandler Sedan ...... 1919 Paige . 1917 Paige . 1921 Apperson 1918 Oldsmobile SUNSET MOTOR CO. BROADWAY AND UNION ABOUT PRICES In spite of giving you a Ford with the Central Agency satisfac tion behind it, our prices are lower than those asked by the street broker, LIBERAL TERMS! When In need of Ford Care, Genuine Ford Parts, Real Ford Service and Accessories, call on us. CENTRAL AGENCY, Inc. Authorised Ford Dealers Broadway and Pike Kast 0320,