The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1922, Page 7

Godley, Radio Wizard, Advises Star Readers FORD BRANCH’S | REPORTS TIRE |Here’s Lowdown on | (GASSAWAY MILES | _ SALES GROWING =e BY STAN | | How to Clean Plug GeFrr vou one or rece \ BIGGEST MONTH i nat Monres Pinnell 0 yesterm ) aquirt off around the base and into 5 WELL IF f | oa {) Vacation Demand Blo, Says) itt compan at he [ie at Senay OUSE EVER CROWD Me. | Sales Volume $1,284,000) —~oy vant # Gamay jun waco» toe oppor a " J ae for cleaning of | al p by e | 7 4 ‘ore mon io Authority | \i« weight addition to the ¥ we’ . eperk plugs: - ey 4+ Perea for removing | OVER INTO TH’ DITCH -ILL | a¢ one believes all the stories he|Patrolman’s club, an automatic (aime z — Spark plugs may be divided into| carbon from an oily piug te to fill Business ts good and the Outlook! wo distinct classes: The type Which | the plub with gasoline, Invert and! GET DOWN AND KICK YER lhears about what fadio has done|!%s attachment for wheel chairs o@ June, 192%, wan the biggest month | the boardwalk, a delightful charm a for June | Amerte | | , bright for big tire sales during the! may be readily taken apart and the! light the fuel. The heat will dry | WH -\T from the standpoint of production | \ dangling from a wateh chain, warm months now at hand, accord.| type which does not come apart. the of} and permit you to remove all! BACK EEL OFF 5 40d sales in the aistory of the Best j | Let there be no mistake about ing to B. P. Strang, manager of) in the case of the two-piece plug. | carbon by scraping or brushing with | YOU SPEED GUYS THAT MAKE |tle beanon ef the Herd Motor Co, |e the Seattle branch of the Sprockets | the porcelain core should be removed | « wire brush. LIFE UNHAPPY FOR US BOYS | |i. ~ Be Bing ory 5 a the doers | A radio recelving outfit cannot + “Savage” Tire Co., who reports a) and carbon deposit scraped off. The! It is not necessary to take a plug t 1¢ et eae - « Se | |be depended upon as an infallible } steadily Increasing sale of high) metal shell and points should be | apart every time you clean it, Many BESIDES YOUVE ‘Bout } oe: SUES ae one : | | method of supporting hostery! Neith- gerade, standard tires, leleaned tn @ similar manner, times the carbon deposit is not suf FOGEmOS 3/509 ene habe d jer has it been developed as an 66 RUINED ALL TH’ GOOD ROADS or « totai ot 2, wales volume of $1 000, Out of) the production of 2,601 oars, 423 of | them were shipped to the territory served by the Portiand branch. July is expected to reach even a greater figure, Arrangements have | | been made to produce 4,100 cara dur- | ing July, which will mean an aver. | age dally production.of 123 cara, The | Many car owners are equipping; Care should be taken im reas-| ficient to do any damage. It is sug representing a | thelr machines with new rubber | sembling this type of plug that the | gewted that you brush the pointe with for the usual summer vacation, a| points be adjusted to the proper gap.|a stiff wire brush. consiterable number of whom are/ and the porcelain core undamaged. providing themselves with «pare; Contrary to popular opinion, should think of starting out tires and cxtra tubes. | emery cloth should ‘er be used for | on rip without taking some extre Tires of the highest quaiity are| cleaning spark plugs. There is dan-| plugs along so they will be prepared é Rew appreciated more than ever| @¢r of the emery being carried | for emergency in case plugs break . says this dealer, and there|into the oylinders, Seg oes sygey leak or short cirsuit. ® steady demand for both fabrics | ¢mery removes the ¢! from — Cutlooh for the automobile industr: was #o great that it was only nat ‘and @nrds of this class in all popular| porcelain core, greatly increasing Se tee staths ot Witinamtin Janke ural for imaginations to run wild, aan, ben hesion, there! ust “= | : , Actording to latest advices from peso esakea ' ” ~ “3 and Monta’ is wptimiatioally bright | Contrary to the apparent belief of the Sewage factory the plant ia now! The one-piece type of plug can best } 4nd this is substantiated by the fact |br i# about to do, it will be very} many writers on the subject of | ficlent potato peeier! And there are several other things it will not @o, “Night stick” radio receivers | “umbrella type” sets, and transmit |ters which their “inventors” claim may be carried in the vest pocket, have not yet become practical. | The enthusiasm worked up when the public was “let in” on radio om eee and the demand for tires te inereas-| With a sharp-pointed knife. 3 bona fide orders for | there are things radio cannot do, ine dally, The warehouses of the) Where the carbon is excessively company are practically depleted of hard, the plug may be reconditioned finished tires and the factory is work. | by botling in lye and water, ing steadily to moet the current or | If time permite, either type of ders. | plug may be cleaned by soaking approaching capacity production be cleaned by scraping the carbon R <7 20 the Seattle branch | difficult for him to believe that|radio, there are limitations beyond livery. Radio has been charged with do- The demand for Ford cars in in-|ing anything from peeling potatoes 0 furnishing jazz music as an in ducement for prise chickens to lay creasing #0 rapidly that the hony plant at Detroit has extended monthly output of finished parts so an ornamental adjunct it has as i ok ete, = a as to permit a combined total pro-| : . [recs ean then be quien eg) re viulog Conat? Besant t 3/ re or lay Hor capo ga trucks and | _ moved with a sharp knife. WEEK ENDING JULY 6, tort “: i pA a Eva a 5c Bureau of | You wit find that eperk plug] ALL FAYED, MOADS MECEET + f ; a Wise HOW A HOTEL CHIEF || - Missing | se riedoe Srationie ses cir, nom te omenat |Armored Concrete || SEES SEATTLE PLAN 4 the plug f# put in. ORLY ew Fale comprrio | Is Used in France Relatives ee ne | palin fale Stet apeeie} 4s dates tem tacen Seek io 6 seer eens te mate tte om, | tne 7 two hotels, _caereusting | in ‘Trance been abou rooma, were ¢' | Mor yap bony AND GASSAWAY ABSORBE D ! THIS ROAD ADVICE LIKE A xperimented with in the city of] stoines almost simultaneously. It BELL HOP ABSORBS A TIP. | Lyons with good resulta, according | wag the general prediction that Dex | “hich radio cannot go. Some of | | te the report just issued by th@) sioines was overdoing the hotel mat. | ‘hese re ge 28 ee a be | muntotpal road pal engineer. ter and that nothing but trouble | Snow This Invention ts the property of) coud come to the other hotels of tho that the Pont-a-Mousson Stee! works, one! city trom these new places. In spite|,, Suffice it to say ben: f the biggest firma in France spe- lines—our present telephone of thin the new hotels have been Cializing in iron pipes. A concrete! ining al capacity ¢ | legraph systems—will be with foundation, varying in depth from | they were pleted and the old So ee |(70 KEEP cooL] Bovey ey Girt iid and given a surtacsarvue (ro iat Wer could aie tal rate | ord Has World’s ; | Advise out | jaset Port. Relevve closed | ialtee 0. ot ewe balooes gore (on ‘The Chiesgo Tribune recently put; . ™ - Into service a Digaix Studebaker, Taher tinct Dicaeed at Once —Excettent for « long time. Likewise our calms Newport Good neas. tions because it had good hotel ac- . Imamend—urevet section 4 oe commodations, which resulted in Champion Furn thene strangers apending $6,000,000, The Ford Motor company the cost of the hotels.” placed an order for an electric. ing furnace of 9,000-kilowatt BY DR. BR. H, BISHOP cman) LE coolest person | M ° S in hot weather ts / ' he who uses! atrimony ea Man Reported Dead H A ity—sald to be three times the common sense tn The bygone , 7 Beggs Everett E. Bullane, 60, chief en-| S2Orses Are Scarce s aay srevionsty installed fus helping his body | members’ coun riday gineer on vessels between San Fran- ¢ t wi ¢ principal n in & normal| stapbed congratulations to Conch | cisco and the Atlantic coast; died re- in Denver Today unit of the company's River way. | Ed Leader, who is spending bis |centty in New York. Bullane was| DENVER, July {ter seareh-| works. Nature provid.| honeymoon in Oakland and Wa, |ing ‘gon of the late George W.|ing 24 hours for a horse-driven ed us with a| Unable to be present when mer | Bullane, first United States marine| hearse, an undertaker found one in heating and cool.| bere of the University of Wasi boiler inspector to be appointed in| the basement of a livery stable, and ater. ington taterestinginte arew were tthe. an a result the last wish of Mra, dla vue be given @ luncheon in the Masonic Senttie, te M. Geers, Wile of/& yhguidan, ulating syatem| ub roema. E list A " was fulfilled. Upon her deathbed of the body ts a _ Tomencantions - 1 - van; ist dmits q eS Univensat cas delicate piece of machifiery and ean- great vietory,” ran not function satisfactorily if over.| sram. "May your ship of matri- Illegitimate Child Griven or overloaded with fuel. mony run as true to form over ite GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., July §— course as did your shell on the [Melville Trotter, nationally known}10 years since a horsedrawn hearse dist Ged ocatas tae cglcbh aed Hudson, May we suggest, how. | evangolist, admitted to his wife that|bad taken ite place in a funeral ao aes postage ng nded ant! ver, that it taker an entirely dit. |he was the father of a child born to| procession in Denver, with persptration. By fte evapora.| *erelt Kind of ebadhing.” his secretary, Mra, Trotter tétified ae Se RT” REA tion the skin {# cooled, the rapidit: Bob Ingram, No, 6 in the shell, | yesterday. ANGELES.—Mise May KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Awakened | and degree of cooling dependin: = and Wright Parkins, No. 2, werp Mrs, Trotter took the stand In the | Adams, attorney, faints in court tet neighbors afier sleeping 96 héurs. |tne ‘sete that’ the air co mening, | (he, caremen at the. gathering jhearing of divorce proceedings! when her two silents are sentenaud | Sonn Wheeler, laborer, 45, returns to! Dearie are harmless in eummer un.| D*t®. They were given an ovation. Against her husband to penitentiary for robbery. “The Easterners’ cloc! ue ae ee ae bs lene the cooling of the body ts too) tne Hudson during our practice ~[rapid, A fan is as useful to the! going,” Ingram eaid, “and thelr human machine aa it Is to an auto) gone was that we would finish wees fourth. ‘The dopesters in advance A dally bath keeps the pores open.| of the race gave the Ni Light clothing aids in rapid evapora-| Syracuse second, Corn tion of the perspiration. Bome exer.) Washington fourth cine te eawential, but overexertion in| prised them and won second |the hot sun should be avotded. | place.” | The matter of diet ts one of im | At thie remark the council | portance. Fats, sugars and starches | cheered lustity, | are heat producing. Nature guve us Winlock W. Miller, who saw the | green vegetables and fruits in abun-| ™o* from the referee's boat, |dance during the summer. Over-| Praised the Washington crew. i igs oli: aad date oor | tne Basvermers with thelr modesty Food spoils more quickly In hot} gnq character ax well as thelr | weather on account of the rapid prowess as oarsmen,” he said. |erowth of the organiama of dec NEW PRICES NEW TERMS Effective July 1st DOWN ALANCE ORT. | ett 8. IN tn oak owe. geo canines pork Plenty of sleep will aid in keeping ouslooking fellow ® | that fruit is not over ripe Jone rtrong and well during the hot 18 MONTHS ee beck enaate Yay Pienty of cold water is ensential. | likely hel be in for the | 7 if at oe aes Aes ch } BUYS A NEW . | Dollar Dinner WHAT IS THIS IN HISTORY? || } Uf WOLD ON A MINUTE, wen U// snus cae Between 12 at noon and ¢ WY, 9 at night you're apt to seo him wrapping his generous walst-line TOURING $544.72 fully equipped; $114.00 down, $28.25 per month. ROADSTER $514.56 fully equipped; $108.00 down, fe $26.75 per month. COUPE $687.20 fully equipped; $143.00 down, $35.30 per month. SEDAN $754.80 fully equipped; $157.00 down, $38.65 per month. And you'll get to be ‘BOLDTS 915 Second Ave. 1914-16 Third Ave. Salesmen! Be pace-makers. See more people. Earn more money. Don’t waste time waiting around for trains or street cars—economize. Buy a Ford—and Spend the Dif- ference. ee Se ie aa = Terms Include Interest, Insurance, Gas and Oil AUTHORIZED SEATTLE FORD DEALERS: 4 F. O. B. Seattle HUGH BAIRD RAINIER MOTORS CO., Inc. 601 Fourth Ave, yf x 1001 Jackson St, Elliott 0750 Beacon 0532 CANAL MOTOR CO. WILSON & KREITLE, Inc. 315 Nickerson St. 4763 Ballard, Ave. Garfield 0074 Sunset’ 4633 TRAL CENTRAL AGENCY, Ine, WEST SIDE AGENCY, Inc. 2 —" yn Broadway and Kast Pike 4712 California Ave. ee K : thing about American history? Then pitch in ane Oe, eae | now anythi a o EXCURSION and show how accurately you can link up the above picture COYLE & WOODRUFF, Inc. WM. L. HUGHSON CO., Inc. SAN JUAN ISLANDS | with some historical event in America. 1100 FE. 45th Street ‘Third Ate and Becta St. Te Mast Sound snd Veidey The picture’ is the 16th of a series of 24 which will be Kenwood 0031 — eS suN es | printed in The,Star in the form of puzzles. Lifes aoe HART & HART, Inc. LAMPING & McDONALD UTHORIZ ALE ® | daily, and when the entire 24 have been printed and you 6200 Stanley Ave. G " ‘ MOTOR CO., INC. AUT ve oe oo nounb THIr, ease ‘have made your guesses, send your answers to the History “Glendale. 650 i 12th and East Pike East 7776 BROADWAY AT PIKE CHILDREN HALY FARE B' Duzzle Editor, Seattle Star, Seattle, Wash. ” ragprieel , | A prize of $6 will be given for the set of answers most WE SELL LINCOLN CARS nearly correct. And five prizes of $1 each will be given for the five next best. Get in the game! It’s fun. THE UNIVERSAL CAB