The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1922, Page 7

Actual Auto Bayéee | Number 19,000,000 Only about 19,000,000 persons | the United States may be classed in the group of actual or potential au tamodile owners, according te Leon- ant P. Ayers, Cleveland banker Nearly half of these already own machines. A large part of the re mainder will Duy smaller, cheaper We can supply your dealer, repair or gerage man. COLYEAR SALES CO. JommEns THE SEAT DRESSEL TAKES MOHAWK AGENCY. Pioneer Tire Man Has Ex- Cclusive Sale Rights Harry W. Dreasel, manager of the Highway Tire Co, 1215 1. Pine at. haa recently acquired the distribu: on.of the Mobawk tire for Seatt and surrounding territory in King and Snohomish counties, An automobilist for years, Dressel, before he entered the tire business | six years ago, had an appreciation of aceessory values for motorists, With | thie goal in view, he has served the public. Nearty a year ago he opened the Highway Tire Co, He was tho first dealer tn Seattle jto introduce the Oldfield tire and | nelped build up the popularity of the | tire whieh t# today one of the beat felling tires in the field. From the | Oldfield tire Dressel turned to the | Mohawk as the most desirable tire |to place before the motorist. With & flat tread the Mohawk takes the road evenly and with the minimum jof wear. Combined tn its structure j are all of the best points of automo. | bile tire manufacture. The Mohawk motto ts the best of rubber, fabric | jand brains. | _ Asnociated with Dressel are A. G.| Hubbard, Roy Van Horn and S Her bert, pioneer Seattle tre men. TLE ST CLUB INDORSES \(HoRACE D PORTLAND FAIR Auto Club Forwards Good} Will by Resolution Recognizing that Western Washing: | ton will be a great beneficiary of the} ortiand fair in 1926 by reason of the thousands of tour! who will pase thin way, the Automobile Club of Weatern Washington panied a reso lution at its executive committer Meeting, held February 15, ent husias tleally indorsing the Rose City's ex ponition ‘The resolution, which haa been forwarded to Jullus L. Meler, of Port land, is as follows: “Whereas, it ia proposed to hold tn the state of Oregon, in or near the jetty of Portland, during the year 1925, 0 id's exposition, to be known as the Atlantic. Pacific High ways Electrical Exposition, and Whereas, the year of 1925 should witness the completion, or near com, pletion, of our great system of North Ynking one with western highways, }another the many scente, agricul tural and industrial sect of Ore fon, Idaho, Washington and British Cotumbt and “Whereas, thin ts the age of elec: tricity, In the production of which our mountains and foothills are teem jing with sources for its production at minimum of coat, and so vital to our tontinued progress, and Bome fellow who held down the “Whereas, we believe the holding fear seat of a car driven by a user! of this exposition will foous the eyes EXPANDS USED | GAR BUSINESS “Bill” Warner Establishes| | Store No. 2 Placing over 600 used cars within the last 12 months, “Hill Warner, head of the Warner Auto Co, 409 1, Pine #t., is expanding hiy automo bile business and establishing Store | No, 2 at 200 Westlake ave. N. Botence was called in to aid “THI ) Warner in estimating his possible | sales, and by une of shrewd calcul lating, Warner han been able to ar | range to take care of his trade and supply them with high grade used oars, Warner's calculation some. thing Mike this man out of every five in the half millions souls | in Beattle and the immediate sales | territory owns or expects to own & car, Careful check on car sales taught “Bul” that the man buying hie first car usually buys a used car By means of extensive advertising, |by personal letters and thru the | newspapers, Warner set out to sell that fellow who wanted a good used ear. Shunning the “gasoline alley” type of car, Warner bought only the best —the type of car that would bring a customer back for another used car when he was ready for his second car, NEW BRAKE SHOE | | runs one Most Popular Type Altho there are only 9 out of the 90 or so automobile manufac who produce four-cylinder cars, automotive experts aay three fourths of the machines put out in ier will be That ip le cause most of these emall car man- ufacturers are quantity producers. turers “fours,” Even the autoists admit the bonus bill is due, Now—says Private Bustéd Flat—who'n the ‘ell's goin’ to pay it? PLUGGED PIPE, PLUMBER! New York engineer proposes boring wpeed highways thru solid rock. NINETY PER CENT of the auto- mobiles in Pernambuco, Brazil, ate of American manufacture. ‘Sey “Fours” Still |Haynes First Car Sold at Chicago | The first car sold at the Chicago automobile show was a Haynes 76 soven.parsenger touring car, accord- | ing to an announcement by Alton Gs Sieberling, vice president and get | eral manager of the Haynes Autom bile Company, Kokomo, Indiana. | The car was wold to John J, Shik | low, 1560 Kingsbury at., Chicago, Mr, | Shillow, who is president of the | Adam»-Shillow Lumber company, haa \driven a Haynes car since 1906. His | present Haynes shows a mileage ree }ord of 220,000 miles. Applicants for driver's license Im Spain must get a certificate of goed conduct from the mayor. How'd & fellow know who to vote for? ‘Wonder if all the license plates will be crooked now that they're ta Ibe made in the state penitentiary? Of liquid tobacco musta invented! of the world on the rich resources of these rear seat windshields and/ our great Northwestern empire, with wings. resultant benefit to all, do we “Bill Wamer” Closing Ou the holding of said exposition during ALL OF THE “USED Cans” | the year 1925." . ‘That have been taken “over” by one of the large “ow banks, Instructed to convert these * ¥ “March” Ist. WATCH “US” DO IT “banker” takes the “1 We make « small “commts- A-N-D “you” get the “benefit.” Mr. “Man,” you'll bave 65—AUTOMOBILES—65 We are going to make tt was the deciding “factor” Phone E. 1055 For the calendar year, January 1, 1921, to January 1, 1922, Buick built and actually sold over 80,000 automobiles. These sales for the calendar year 1921 DETROIT, Feb, 25.—Found—the; Aa they left for Europe on a honey- Most remarkable multimillionaire in| moon, Dodge announced that on his } the world! | return he'd start in as a laborer in He's Horace Elgin Dodge, 23.year-| the Dodge factory to learn the auto old heir to a large interest in the | business from the bottom up. {Dodge Bros.’ Motor Co. here. When he came back, In October, Dodge is remarkable because he! he made good on his promise. He's doesn't follow any of the rules movie | been working ever sin producers have laid down for young} Every morning Dodge's alarm millionaires clock rings at 6 And Dodge re-|to appear on the market is the Rush | exceeded by over 12,000 cars the sales 2 He doesn't stay in bed until noon | sponds. adjustable emergency brake shoe, b 4 TEE Get wo With 6 tendache | "He cate a hasty breakfast at his| Gistributed by the Alemite Lubricator | of any automobile manufacturer hav- He doesn't spend the afternoon! residence in Grosse Pointe, excluive y, of ttle, Portland and : A A a6) * . s : , company, of Seattle, Portian | ing a six-cylinder automobile in its line. looking out of the windows of an ex-| Detroit suburb. Spoka elusive club. | He jumps into his touring car and ‘This shoe has an adjustable nut on Or the evening at the latest musl.| hurries to the automobile plant—|tne outside of the brake drum, mak- cal comedy huries because the plant opens at 7] ing it possible to adjust the brakes He doesn't “laugh his way thru) a m and take up the wear without re fe © wub-tithe writers put it He punches a time clock at the! moving the rear wheels. With the | Instead he's up every morning at e.! employes’ entrance of the wood and|use of this shoe the Ford owner is Romance buds rapidly in the dim! And at work by 7 | metal pattern department Je to quickly adjust his brakes at | light of a motor car, Being a hot’) And spends the day tolling at a| He puts on a workman's rough] home or on the road in a very few house lower, it'@ goon frosted machine a8 a common worker In the Apron, They wear aprons instead of| minutes by the use of an ordinary eR motor plant, his father founded! overa, in bin department, wrench. FOR WHAT {TR WORTH: You! ‘That's not because a stern parent T he works until the whistle] ‘The shoe is constructed of cold | never can tell what a chicken &/ {fs keeping the young man busy to| blows for lunch, He lunches in the| rolled steel, ts faced with quarter going to do. } keep him out of mischief. The elder | plant cafeteria, inch brake lining, is guaranteed to Dodge died recently, His heirs hard| When the 45-minute lunch period | mt the regular Ford brake drum, and | work ts self-imposed | over, he goes back to his machine | can be installed in a few minutes by | After his graduation from military |“%¢ stays there until the whistlelany car owner, according to James | Academy and @ course in college, | blows for quitting time—445 p.m. | 3. Graviey, president of the Alemite Dodge married Mise Virginia Knowl-| When Dodge started work officials EASY TO ADJUST coger 1 Motorist With Wrench May Adjust Shoe en Route One of the latest Ford accessories vor HOSPITAL NOTES: Street care in Kanras City have the right of way over all privately owned hicles, says a line. oe These sales for this period likewise © represent a volume of business greater by over $9,000,000 than the sales of any other automobile manufacturer — excluding Ford. : ve . ‘This ts an manor. “ Ow in having th No man who comes tn this will be disappointed. You makes and models represented. But “you~ OUR LIBERAL TERMS AND TRADES eee MARRIED FLAPPER! “Thought you sald Mrs. Near. lyrich won her divorce suitT” “Well, she did? taken from official — absolutely reliable. 4 These figures are reports and are Will continve during this have your “eho ill be delivered im protection”-—in fact a aumber of condition ts sale.” The same as in the “past.” amon, “domen” Fords la, Stude- personal “tiret about « ¥ r “cars” will carry a 90-day “guarantee.” (OUR SLOGAN)—TDETTER CARS FOR LESS.~ Open Evqnings and Sundays—Hest of Terms. WARNER 409 Bast Pine Street O We Trade. | AUTO CO. @ Hast 0235 S “But the paper says Mr. Near- beet of the plant put a deek out in the Lubricator company, 712 EF. Pike st. , Detroit society girl, last June. lyrich was given the custody of the children?” “He was. 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New Beauty Six sold by Hiram Bunkem & Son success fully sets new record for competi tors by making First ave. on high. wood and metal pattern department so thelr apprentice could mit there quietly and watch what was going on. But Dodge wam't there to watch. He took a place at one of the ma- chines and insisted on operating it. “I've always loved machinery,” Dodge says. “I can’t learn too much about it. Just becnuse a mere pedestrian} dodges it's no reason why Dave Henderson's one-man cars will. HEALTH HINT: ever cuss 6 ELprinee Ga{SALES @ East Pike at Harvard East 0843 | “I'l never ait at an executive desk |cop or drop a box of TNT. When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will Build Them —_ until I've learned all mechanical operations by actual contact. Thus/ far they've only let me work on a few machines, because my boss ts afraid 1 might get hurt. “My father could run any machine in this plant as well ae any work man. Maybe I've inherited some me- chanical ability from him—I hope *0.” When Dodge has learned all he an about the wood and metal pat tern department, hi move on to} janother department. For the pres. ent the young millionaire’s “boss” is K. C. Babo, head of the pattern de. partment. Bat nally nas to “haw! out” millionaire workman—but only | because of the young man’s desire to work on machines that are forbidden to him, to do more than his allotted |share | | But In point of efficiency and} promptness Dodge is the best work: | man in the department, Babo testi-| fies. “He's got the right stuff in him— there's no denying that.” Rabo saya. “The patterns he's turned out are unusually good “And one of the most con acientio workmen in my depart ment won't even lay off when | he's {ll—he once even disobeyed bis doctor's ordera to get to work!" Dodge draws paychecks regularly. He says he's going to have the first | one framed “The hardest job of all ix roling ont of bed in the morning,” Dodge miles, “but I manage to do it some a ——— sh f WK que — found my life work. It'll take | ime master everything | there ts to learn about this plant You know it covers 100 acres of floor | | “I'm beginning to look on my work | jas play nowadays and I have lots} more fun t 1 would if 1 tried to |pull thru life doing nothing.” | to eer” bre ple AA RAEACOIS A GOOD WAY tire billa is to attend to them. FORD OWNERS Stop that chatter in your brake bands. I have the oil that will fo it as ma = anaes => sevi I fabries and cords. workmen who are the pick of the industry. are built to render maximum milea, TIRES ot == ANNOUNCEMENT= Mohawk “Quality” Tires E have been appointed exclusive distributors in King and Snohomish Counties, for this cele- ited line of tires. 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