The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1922, Page 5

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1922 Ford Buys Lincoln Motors Auction Is | Watched by BUICK SPECIAL SIX-54 ROADSTER KING OF AUTO SHOWS pa Co. for $8,000,000 | Eller Talks on Auto! Accidents G. W. TO KEEP THE COPS SMILIN'— | | Paris had an average of 165 traffic accidents daily in 1920, They are 4 s ‘ “Bvery day the papers report) s#Ull counting on 1921. : lives lost due to the lack of proper | |eignaling, vision diinded by giaring| Henry Ford's first car had two | |headlights, lack of kid chains, im-| opposing cylinders. The new mod- » | proper braking efficieney, failure to| ele bave four, q linstall front and rear bumpers,” ac Ph oi q oe cording to G. W. Eller, sales man| Six new American automobtieg ager of the We to Supply| were on exhibit at a “side show Bought Because of Friend- pr lag Bhd sage itepe geal Pgh a eres bby eo i i " cide le who FREAKS? ship for Lelands, Who Will \oe many. possible necidenta| bile show, FREAKS i | which the installation of the proper) é Be Kept in Charge carl cal eterrrt dapeepo EIR pon on IRATE Tag . | | A terrible accident happened not | like 4 submarine. Probably ts. ee DETROIT, Feb. 4. — Henry very many days ago in a nearby! oday "| } a t ehased the Li town to @ prominent city official) Ottawa has a free camping groum fain Meters company for $8,000, 1 | which might not have come to pass} On the Ottawa river, says « line. bar if the machine in which he was an | Ne ht under hood for The plants of the huge concern riding had been quipped with! New car has lig! > . were sold at bankruptcy sale, strong headlights or a good spot-| might trouble and so has DAD. The high bid was made by H. light , 3 oT 0 An Eastern manufacturer claims H. Emmons, representing the The best resoldtion any m tor} o pro-| his closed cars vie with a trans- Ford interests, combined with i int can make is to resolve to pr . . at jormerty owned wesnind " tect the occupants of his ear, pedes-| atlantic liner in comfort and lux- Serre en Lanes pewpin, wie | iinildikcn sac snenennmueneasaaeldaneeae : " ; —_ siggy * | trians and those in other machines|Ury. H—m! Do they ever get out- Pile mabe that he weule bay Exhibited for the first time at the New York Automobile show, the Special Buick Six-54 roadster struck a responsive Sy the instattation a€ emamuentian| 060 the, theneigia Mant 1 ‘ f %, se 7 7 ' n " “ere the company because of his friend-| 70te in the minds of the auto show crowds. Crowds at the Chicago Auto show have again fallen in love with the dashing | wyich, wi help eut down the long| Japa “with ahaa ‘gabt bed Rettol , . ick »/ p p of aceciden ‘epo La sl tabu ship for the Lelands and keep that} lines of the new roadster. H. H. Bassett, general sales manager for the Buick Motor Co., has recommended that the | \imt t Atenta r i sige mrad he an saaeeas tole cas . ; ; 4 . ;|to police headquarters all ¢ ' 2 family in direct charge of the man-/ factory be placed in readiness to meet any unusual demand, 80 completely has the new roadster upset the dope the siaaageg Pere qu |waye.” ‘Theat: cusht te sive. ‘am a ype ny the gi rie people had placed on the estimated output. “Many of these accidents do not|#ood crust, = a err errant meneame PE FO Mem Yat —— ee, ek ee eremend tasuried, pet Gaeetl - too e ften entail damage to the car| American highways comprise More than 3,000 persons gathered its and length of previous serv ae eetall dammagt. “to + ae | Os agave deren: i: aa h ld be decided " to make amounting to m than pads around the steps of the plant to wit be tegen? 0 eget aaron ogy Z lot all the accessories it would be|®ome so-called highways are roads. ness the auction, conducted by W. 8. | the earch for a used car easier, | e e e | skank tn eapemeeriar tt: eee oe en ene SEReEEN OF SS. raeeaes..2e. & panne) Money does not count where life} Kennet Square, near Philadel- We Nantreptcy court | fereee eceare: eee Srey y is concerned, and by the expendi-|phia, wants to sell its horse ‘foun The big crowd was disappointed, | the radiator and look for radiator or. Oo U (6) poll heyy Dy A sbillagy Hag mre Frans ose egy yh gy yews, eae ae Senenten of apie. | — jamoey Ja. see eeeling. System } |nories a serious accident may be| Would-be mayors in Seattle want to ited bidding between Ford and repre. 4 jsign of a temporary repair of &) pig powerful and influential mira ia A! ‘alte ant meebo Leretene lack thei teeees Bekaay sentatives of two other interests who Precautions to Avert Disap-) serious teak @ “Shawnee "ts toben ts tn. behal of roads ‘ullding|""Ssiset motorists have et one time| GP pee gg gg <4 le ath pointment THREE: To tell the age of the| American Automobile nd providing map service are g¢n:| or another thought about equipping} Autos and bikes are kept off the The great plant went under the Jer, approximate mileage and with! the world’s greatest. organizats raily recognized and ned by Olll their cars with these necessities but| roads in some parts of Switzerland. hammer for $8,000,000 to Ford with De j What care it has been trosted, jack! motor car owners, now pre who motor, But this work hax now! put it off After an accident oc-| Keeps most of us busy keeping ‘em Out a contest. | Disappointment in a used car pur! uy 9 rear wheel, engage low OOF.) reach out and bring into reached a degree of success where/ curs they have only themselves to|on the road in America. E. T. Berger and George B. Jud-| chase may be averted by exercise Of/ release the brake and turn the/by means of intenified n-jattention can “be given to other|biame for not obeying their better| Sa Saab qua, the representatives of other in-| the following precautions wheel one way and th er. ON jeentrated effort in each section of| needed activities without losing | judgment.” Auto expert says never apply the terests, did not make an offer. | ONE: The type of car, price lim), two-year-old car, the wheel shoull| the United States every motorist in| ground, and the opinion prevails sadist pS |brakes with such force the wheels Berger informed Sayres: ——————— | have about two or three inches of! the 4, wherever he or she may|among our executive board mem ; ‘ |slip. That bird never drove down “I have received instructions not | successful bidaers. play, to show the car has been| be ed. This was the decision| bers that more direct and personal|, AUTOMOBILES, = DECORATED | siaaison st, tto bid on this property ie view of Tedeon, marty tatormed the mae li rented with reasontble care [reached by the A. A. A. executive] service to the Individyal motoriat| fF, he purpoes Of advertise, are] Rie the legal difficulties which we are|ter in chancery he had no to s tere 4 Pan Bese! Sodlpnetlor Rorgeaey poder a . 14 carried | fPbidden on ” ye . Ukely to encounter if we are the offer. — R : te ox ne ron of. paint a vot vd 0 ng rT nly held in pena be taken up Br rrh jin < | Newest Continental | ment b ee 217 a 2 ON wor upholstery an Op. | Ne o e jong stalin ° e | : FIVE: Examine the bdattery.| Not only does the A. A. A. intend we: Y teaee | Motor in Davis Six! Look for bulging of jar covers and) to weld into one gigantic ormni=| English Magazine | | CHICAGO, Feb, 4.—One of the! dampness’ ta, the batiory bon. whien| tion all the eat owners of | the| 1 YOUR MAIL aes ite goto ret Om, ‘all will indicate a serioun battery fault. | United tes, but it proposes to} Indorses Maxwel bile show here was the new Con-| tia! y SIX: Test the compression of the| set before each individual motorist| The Car, one of England's, oldest AN HOW TO tinental 6Y alxeylinder motor which | engine, by b the en jfey conceivable variety of reason-| and leading magazines devdled to D jis being exhibited by the George W. Reduced } gine is warm. able service that such an asocla-|the interests of motorists, motor M IL IT | Davis Motor Car company of Rich- * SEVEN: Test operation of puld render to ite members. | cars, and motoring, compares, in a A |mond, Ind. in their newest model : should be done wae the e, the on cer. | —By. ht six 3 car, Po not mind engine mix # should t recent insue, the virtues of a cer | By— | Mah | } Now is the time to buy Tires for Spring. while It ie warming up, but the ca mous verdict of the executive! tain unnamed British-made car and | A. F. BORNEFELDT ‘This motor has never been shown i 7 i +, Yu run smoothly and thruttie the Maxwell automobile selling at) before, and no previous announce-) ' There might be an advance in prices soon. should run. sm / | down easily after it is warmed up. | Feeling that its years of efforts| about the same price in England. | ment of it had been made by th EAL OPPORTUNITY EIGHT: Drive the car yourself,|t© bring about © comprehensive! ‘The comparison ix made in ap city manufacturers, who are the largest THIS IS AR en Sigg ders OO el oe Regen ena gg van to a point where almont| officer who sought advice regarding |country that ; The new Continental motor is de- STANDARD MAKE various speeds and action of spark country that should be abolished; . and throttie, Watch for jerky opera-| Complete success may be boa his contemplated purchase of an |that is, the addressing of mail, “City.” signed for carn of the ae pond, on, knocks and other noises. the A. A. A. now intends to bring | automobile. His choice lay between Few people realize what this re-] css. is Ba rese: | trae aynne sOtresa stnttn. aog| Caer and. make seore:cenmiy ahalt| the unnamed writen car eels tor late ta oe ee ee oe number of “advanced "engineering LOOK THESE OVER iheege dar 7 able to its members all the lesser) 415 pounds sterling, and the good!in a mail sack and is sent to some|®P4 construction features. |rear axle and transmission noines om comforts and conveniences for! Maxwell, which sells in England for other town. Who knows then where Test operation of the brakes. i . which the touring motorist #fre-| 375 pounds sterlt » go? “The follo c<EEP W' 32x3z Non-Skid Cords... ......$16.00 J) tus: ‘naci in tne garage test emiy ‘nas need | Fists can watpeacinity malion tholeeat star Seteasty act tometer naga 32x4 Non-Skid Cords........ . $20.50 Wheels for wobbiing and tru ““| Henceforth, according to the ex-| Maxwell its choice, recommending| ‘A contractor was accepting a ter-| EYE 0 | Note condition of the tires |eoutive board's recent decision, the|it as capable of @ucceanfully nego-|tain proposition entailing a sum in| 33x4 Non-Skid Cords........ . $21.50 | Finally, test all equipment and), a. ‘A. shall bend its energies| tiating the most rugged, hilly toun-|the neighborhood of $22,000. The| D . . 00 accesnories—horn, Hehts, dash in-)s, obtaining for ita members uni-| try, and the roughest roads to the |deal was put thru and everything 33x44 Non-Skid Cords.......° . $25. struments and other spare parts. | form traffic laws, national motoring| complete satisfaction of the driver. | was fine | R x5 + Co $3 00 In addition, if the es elected in| reciprocity, retiab arage rvic Its power plant t# praised as sturdy,| In writing a letter relative to the P educed g 33 Non-Skid rds. yr eael pire, pn eh stg ; Pp adie ponite- cturer prem And aia wane, rte nts oc-| rel ine, Fs powerful, a finely per- deal he addressed it “City” and, turn. : wi’ ine bg a 4 : i a © js assurance of good aervice| cur, the establishment of more and| fected mechapt ling to a friend, said, “John, mail thia| . 1" reading of famine conditions in a 35x5 Non-Skid Cords........ .$3 pe gg fg Ee Cd nn cE CES. OS tne" ear Hast and'in Kms we| fill 10 Per Cent to do business with.” make the organization invaluable to Mrs, Jones?” New 4-Pass. Sedan Distributors— Whole y less roomy than that of the Western Electric Company eH crd sage Ae Part Losses Also Recognized. This is one of » series of income tax stories, based on Mail orders accepted subject to delivery C. O. D. — oe | ving of ter and broade ned | DIPLOMACY s ‘ touring dire swell as a mu P “To be the squarest tire house in existence Marmon Introduces | {"";"".; seinen lye hanlge BoB caw “This is the car 1 want. ‘Shall I drive it home for you, | all who may be fortunate enough to} “No, a a | The latest of the new closed cars| hold a membership card in the na-| sic coasaeer pola im that any chances of riding with = young | ven ant the eyes Of these SReate HOWELL TA recently introduced by Nordyke &/ tional body or one of its affiliated| “But 1 thought you wanted |!dy. Arriving in Tacoma he discov. | “\) homa is similar to and in fact ; ®@ Bf Marmon company and formally pre-| clubs this small one? ice Boy ge; cad mage bem and.| may be just what we formerly called : sented at the New York and ¢ According to President George| “I do—when hubby sees the |Tushing to a mail box, dropped it in. | uh ye 2A, tale 1117 East Pike St., Near 12th Ave. cago automobile shows is Tour’) Diehl, the A. A. A. does not intend) big one he will compromise on {TNC letter was delivered to the ad. | ETTo lit Tis oe tee problem more door, four-passenger redan. by any means to abandon any of| the small one.” [areas in Tactmne, anh The peaple GIA t caches dha perhaps any In outer the four-| its previous activities, but rather to [Rot take the trouble to return it or| cert, She whole field oF preventive =r paseenger hilar in it#/ add to them. In a statement dwell-| New invention develops color |°veriooked it. The result was the/ acing No one dies of the diseane. lines to the seven-passenger sedan. | ing on this point, President Diebl' combinations in rubber, What will|°otractor waited a long time and) i716 of those who have it are even- With the exception of the trunk) sayg be the popular hue in necks? [ed Cee ahs et eo 2O Feualty. mada tied. placed on the r There is the a a _ a — - ———_—__— eae seen sarwen gins B ange ty te | ‘The economic usefulness of every same quality of lowness and light contreet to another party at $1,000 lon. who has it le greatly Georesised, weight that are distinctive of this over the figure of the first contact is: y. siowly but surely eontagioun entire group. And there is th or proposal spreading gradually through families, kame unusual windshield design Always, in all cases, address YOUr lechools, institutions or whole com. that has set an entirely new stand. hncome ax ac Ss mail “Seattle, Washington.” munities. ard in the matter of road visibility at tah The disease is efeentiany chronic for the driver, | Peetonck Tomorrow—"Registry and may last a lifetime. It puts In interior appointments there is {* 3 may otherwise, able-bodied people on | . | & Machi Co. but one dome light and the foot New Provisions as to Bad Debts. | Any questions concerning your! charity or in county institutions. Lake Electrica ine rest is stationary, The rear seat, A a P. matl will be answered by addressing | Some doctors think that the dis- 1235 Ww. ke N. A tive Electric! « 4 4203. intended primarily for two, is only Items Charged Off in 1921 Deductible. |} \uis department of ‘The star. ease is not due to one bacillus alone Reserve Accounts May Be Enlarged. the revenue As he went /#l80 read of trachoma, dread eye John took the letter. disease out he passed the candy counter and | |the young lady there said she would| Trachoma is a contagious disease like to go to Tacoma. Being a good|f the eyelids. The watery dis- feliow, John wasn't turning down | ‘arse ts capable of producing the February 1 but that any of a number of bacilli may cause it and that a neglected case of sore eyes may start it. If they are right, then the way to prevent trachoma is to keep the eyes Your Mail and How to Mail It Editor: Tho your department in The Star |may be beneficial to some extent, I| to sa act of 1921, turns of 1 cleariy ot informative value to taxpayers who are required to file re- Endeavor has been made to point out briefly and as > | possible changes in tax legislation as they affect the aver | wish that from my. three years of business experience in Se. attle that it is the postoffice depart- |free from minor “matterings," eye,” “sore eye” and so forth. would be well, too, to beware of those Watch The Star daily for additional storie editor. taxpay’ TERMS NEVER DREAMED! * are going to make it possible for you to own and have-all the pleasure and satisfaction to be derived from owning an automobile. Our financial resources enable us to offer you NEW FORD CARS on terms you never dreamed of. | Debts ascertained to be worthless | und charged off during 1921 may be | deducted, and when satisfied that a debt is recoverable only in part, the commissioner of internal revenue may allow such debt to be charged count during thé taxable ye not recovers must have termined to be worthless and off within the taxable year turn must contain evic net lin computing NTRAL_AGENC |the care of mail and not the people | their eyes. It might be trachoma. ‘Tho revenue act of 1921 cotains /and end of the taxable year, and the | maiiine it - eee Fe nee ne nag two new and important provisions} amount of debts ascertained to be} I ‘lived for n rly 20 years in the! with respect to deductions for bad | worthless or partially worthless, and jase and never had any trouble with || MY NEW YEAR’S debts charged off @gainst the reserve ac- ~ par The debt, or that portion which ts A valid debt proved to be worth. | le have lived there for years, ment which should be advised ag to; Who have something wrong with |mail, 1 e had constant trouble | with my mail from the moment I} opened business in Seattle, heen Ge) r example, a business house in Tn rkea | Seattle went me a bill by mail, ‘The that the |@2¥elope Was plainly and correctly | addressed, in type, precisely the same | RESOLUTION T will clean out the crank case in my car regularly, 1 will do it at FERGUSON'S AUTO DRY DOCK, where ser- vice is FREE—Where I can get ‘i He off in part jordinary means of colle have| way as rainted y offic the best of oils on the market. ‘or instance: Taxsayers who, prior to 100;Mave | been exhausted and thi Vaction | Way 86 it ie painted on my office rae Taxy door in big, black letters, with num- UW ter ant intained reserve accounts for bad | would in all probability not result in : . n with starter and 6 $ ma 1 |ber of room, firm name, ete, Would NEW FORD TOURI . demountable rims debts may deduct a Agger io vp collection of the debt lyou believe that the letter never|| “The Real Service Station” dition to such reserves during the) tnnaid loans made to needy rela |», . k to|| East Union St., bet, 22d and 23d . 2011 ‘i PAYMENTS ou of a deduction for | yy, - reached me and was gent back to +» bet. x BALANCE IN 18 EQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS last year in leu of a tives with little or no expectation of !the writer, who in turn sent it up to Original Auto Dry Dock it oth Jels proportionately the «ame. Write or phone specific bad debt items. jt urn, are not deductible, but |me by a messenger, Can you imag . Seattle L at the rate of $29.90 per month. All other models pi dpe: ¢ A oes adstiadians Those who have not heretofore | 4 r¢ rded as gifts Inmiadit telat SrpahOnee ae When worn or broken gears us for further information or let us send a salesman § maintained such reserve accounts, |” W108 the creditor continues to more efficient. than a government! - —— —— have to be replaced be sure j may now elect to do #0. iy determine | extend cgedit to a debtor,« debt | carrier? | that all replacements are of Pom sakirg ts" ag: Rian ME should | MAY not he charged off as worthless. | Recently I sent a letter out (with | gaeion at Reyes re F Broadwa; sidligeraie . - 30, 1920] If a debt is forgiven, {t can not|typed address) and it came back ., = i si ad rad Seors Dems Ste et ee etea | be Satie iets dy cath pa yyy apes Number." Upon| eure of having Sees Se & Pike (which sum shal income), and for | it is then regarded as a gift \investigating I learned that the peo-} running gears will wear. * FAST 1921 and subsequent years, may #44 | Dr eas ical cREtae Cad ohio erent a We can supply your dealer, || 0320 Ja reasonable addition to such -re-lless is not always a proper deduce /Addrene was : i oh ; sa *)| Ralph R. Wheaton, Dist. repair or garage"mam, serve, and deduct the amount in tion For example, mnpais al ae ae ve ion Ted ell In conjunetion with t | ¢ come. | representing wages, salaries, rentals, Mos ‘one a . . a ta |" i tasvapan going Whe ieeervel or’ atnllah liems Of, taxable inoomne jon the subject complains in the same || Universal Machine Werks COI YE mo LP |mothod should include in his return }are not allowed as deductions unless | way Hemave qhandie the | largest. and net 4 statement showing the volume of |included ax income in the creditor'a| I recelve much mail that does not |'most accurate cylinder grinder ; in the Northwest MOTOR SALES C charge sales (or other business | return for the year in which the de. |belong to me Let us estimate your work. trash rey for the year, the per-| duction is sought, or previous years,| I also find that the mail here is! Automobile or Marine, 1 PARTS JOBBERS 4 r T that expected inc very slow, which has necessitated General Machine Work, 919 E. Pine St. Phone E. 1055 centage of reserve to such amounts,| The fact that expected income was y slow, bho . is 4 the total amount of notes and ac:| not received does not reduce the|much of it going out by special de-|! Kast 1176 705% E. Pike AUTHORIZED DEALERS counts receivable at the beginning |amount of taxable income, livery, Oo. U. MALL,