The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1922, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR Fordson Tractor Wins TRACTOR MAKES REAL PULL _|NEW ROADSTER 222":5"i:°< Vital Statistics} Over Hard Conditions ||” MR «aed iia J LATEST LIBERTY sc: consort wl men on hase Hiator, lamps and windshield, and girl j « | burnpe Ainut steering wheel an el Palmer, Brewster ne serene & eget p Se ‘ i ( lie ‘ tery ina tone to mal lan, George Btewart, 2925 Ninth conditio Fereon trae | This is an attach aire Race Driver leather upholstery m, deere = Gecently, wea chown with | wheels, It . ? | the various exterior eolor hn Wie OD * itee Po | \ ee. and @ etal » ed Min deo xel, 2 marked success in the Ohop valk | the wheels a) 7 { é Friends of the Liberty, who have ne pee Stelle < f - Lloyd” Axeh 2348 4304 fey of Western Washington, | minutes and removed & : t aneleen' tha veneer Wely- AY pte p ising Ba we. ae isl Rehtocee, + 018 ete tn hebder biskows. ton ete oe ’ | ' which the producers of (hia car @F®) roaduter at any price | Nn William! 1427 Ninth ave. iad on " | | ng | ders for this car are alee The hardest of soi) conditions) In addition to the plow\« 5 farnols, have another treat awaiting aore thy oad - I or nio| Were encountered, there being Knolls) demonstration, a large Frost he ° food meer 4 ' ‘ef gumbo clay, peat bog and mo| scraper was used in filling bog zy Ks Ae S| ’ Pome , ¢ mooes fo oat an eres a at ion, James Burne, 2406 42n4 Eee wae Voreeen o-ooes en ae be ’ al . if yee a ene aitracted | 80% tO almost equal . Jonoph’ George, 4336 12th ave. ees some All of tee i ‘ | pee was attracted | 6 the “special Touring, 1 N boy | | | poodle - , Ray, 6533 26th ave N. B, Waridus soil conditions were ex:| other tractors had failed to ne | . by the “Bp 5 adh Wh pyre trey he within a distance of 20/ gotiate without a lend at all, ; 4 preferred a two-pe ger model. He eg a dal L , nndagn, 1s Oe yet the Fordson with a No, 3) and this despite the fact B=} suggested that if tule to} P ate . oa : A} ed re tere inch pow, plowed to a| mud and mire rose to a point . BT Get the advent @pecial ‘ rn : ‘h iat . boy. @epth of 10 inches and never hesi-| more than half way on the : . Touring" > ene, bb Primary Nominees ina, 026 47th ave. &. Wy P; ie | er CRNe, > could be considered a buyer, A day S] | Schwartz, Henry Howard, 625 17th Weat Gide Fordson dealers aad & could be conwidered Duvet: Aine | Okehed by Council |*)*":, ME ic teesne tee pasumatio tire large number of farmers and duiry jaire race driver, who was also af } State Benator age eer gra a D! Ss : : | ne walle: .* ” pot! own were officially declared EATH: 1890. men of the Chap valley winenent miring the “Special Touring,” not! #, J, Brown PN oop aves BE this demonstration, Owing to the! i i the | only te thin same remark, but|to be the nominees for mayor at the exceptional variety of soll within] The Fordson tractor making record pull in mud and clay. Nothing too tough for th | went ther and fefinitely commis | «pecial session of the city council 8 ave ine £8. $41 W, Sth ot NEGLECT IN tudricating springs | areas of only a few fot, skeptica | Pordson, = _. |aloned the distributor fo procure for | held Friday night for the purpose Of | ingle, Alvin F.. sf, Cleveland. 0. hard riding. freely predicted failure, but the) oi arenas . sf |nim, if pomible, a replica of the |canvassing the vote Darby, Aone Rath, 43, 6971 60th ave, Pordson performed cach task with | moat bottomless sand as in bogs | volume of Fordson sales is veryjand trucks and Fordson tractors! “special Touring’ Im & roadster ‘The total ve! son at oe ‘ i pmol | « found to have been USE THE brakes as Little as pos-|out difficulty, again demonstrating} and mire or on the steep hills | much higher thie season than forlare being made In increasing volume|/model 2 | min Roulle’ th en Oc naidaten| KEKE NUTS and bolts well tight be om that tee Cenc h samen thea ersredNie ee the same period of last year, AS/by dealers in all parts of Beattle) 1. decided to bring out regular: |declared to be nominated were Mre. | ened. “BEST FOREIGN market for high | tica! utitity when property equipped. | Officials of the Ford Motor com-|an indication that ireproved bual| branch territory, embracing Wash! i, this new roadster ax one of their | Henry Landes, B. L. Blaine, EB. T “priced trucks is Brazil Similar demonstrations have | pany report a very keen intérest| ness conditions are not merely of|ington, Northern Idaho, Wentern| gpecial models. The first one wan de: |Cox, Mrs. Kathryn Miracle, z um | ALWAYS CROSS railroad tracks deen held elsewhere thruout the | in n nd the joeal charset eaies of Ford care! Montana and Alaska. livered to Mr. Boyer, Within three | Helton and William Hickman Moore. | fn eeoond gear, P Trumpor, 4749 40th ave them in the New Liberty “Special but who WEN STATES impose a gasoline} territory of the Ford Motor — —— ~ vA sun riair cross soicdclasinlsinubisiice sat fhe. coth a orists. company’s Seattle branch, nota - ‘tax on mot biy in the difficult hills of the Here is the G Ti 1 Walla Walla country, and in MARYLAND MAY be the next) [)atle, Walle, coutli, Beattie, sthe re Wor J “Bate to adopt a gasoline tax where the Fordson showed itself quite as much at home in ab NOTICE OF GENERAL| «ite a much at home in ab ON OF PORT [MISS ER, KEEP WELL OTICE 18'HEREBY GIVEN to! MOSQUITOES 7} q electors of the Port of | $ SAA ae 0 [R for a term of three 4 by mosquitoes ‘The polia will be open from hundreds of ‘A. M. to 8 P. M. of the same day. times during the ; 4 CLAUDE C. 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