The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1923, Page 4

san hee THE ING IS NEW IN CAR BODIES Building Methods Are Centuries Old ROIT, Jan. 6~—Motor bod otion, Which to the eye has @normounty in a decade, in ly has changed but litte Juabdred years as far as the Of body framing and brac concerned Methods of lure, of course, have been Tmproved and thoroly modern. America, at t e ‘of arse » has been so bility, and uti Hervices, are weil Taw frame of a today, and th gouch of the pass for blood kin, # Mil details of construction. the statement of EB. W consulting engineer of Max Corporation's body divis-' has Just returned from two An Burope during which time the Paris and London au shows and the factories of Or car manufacturers and builders in England, F vistted the Which hold the finest ex | Of coach work. Palace of Kings in Ver Mr. Goodwin mace a close in Of a gorgeously inted Maed in the coronation cere. of French kings in the mid ges. and again brought to use ‘upon the occasion of his Sedeeephine. This carriage juiiders are not in position to avail a with solid gold. Hand! iemsetves of the advantages of | | P) i lea in sev Snub Pollard may look like he thinks an automobile is something to eat, but he surely ha |keen judgment of motor car values, according to Hollywood Buick agents. Recently Miss Marie Mosquino, cinema performer, asked Pollard’s advice on purchasing a car. lowed his advice, and the pair are here looking over one of the latest Buick models yuthia Grey No Such Thing as Luck? Call It Whatever Please, but Cynthia Has Demonstration. BY CYNTHIA GREY “There is no such thing as luck” prates the highly practical person, 4 But isn’t there? Just listen to this, if you are Laat week I received a large suit box full of baby clothes from a little mother in a small town 4 note ace ' the box, saying that she no longer needed the tiny and felt sure I might know of someone wh adorn th gold. top. The! irge scale production in bedy build tapestry | They have neither the equip nor the manufacturing system y build today in about the ago, is no differer You is to be found tn a high-grade | Lbody of approved construc ” en made com y by modern ma-/ chinery and ory CLEA iG SPARK PLUG Trouble is sometimes met in try: ing to take apart a spark plug for cleaning. To overcome this, an easy | states that European | skeptical panied yarments Late yesterday afternoon a man into my office chilled from a long, cold drive. “I have come a long way Miss Grey, and it ta to make a strange request—" He sort of hesitated and then managed to stammer-—“Do you hap- | pen té have any clothing for a tiny baby? 'Tisn'’t for my fam- way ls to hold the plug firmiy'with| i), but you see, wp there in our woods is a family who have one wrench and unscrew the hex-| hod the worst luck; one hardship and. misfortune after an- agonal thimble with another, a8) other and us neighbors gre buying their [uel and groceries. That is all right, we're new member of the family arrived yesterday and there isn't anything to dress him in. That's one thing we're short of in our neighborhood is baby clothes and it’s a long way from town, and even little clothes cost money. My wife suggested | that I take a run down here and see if you couldn't help us out.” And while he was talking I was unwrapping the suit bor. As I began laying the little garments out, his eyes bulged, jand he exclaimed, “By Jove, the very thing—did you ever hear of such luck?” And I replied that I had not “No such thing as luck?” Well, call it please. came eee Mine Grey will receive callers in her office Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 1 to 2 p. m. and on Tuesday and Thursdady from 11 & m. w 12 m. each veok. Please do not come at other times, aa it seriously inter. fores with her writing. ! What proportion of the population | of the United States works for wages? There are no statiatics compiled om the wages carned in the United | States, but there were 41414248 of our population engaged in gainful oc cupations ix 1920. This includes wage-carners, proprietors, owners, ete. | In Comfort and Convenience Four Passenger Siz-Cylinder Coupe—$2210 car comfort and driving convenience are most Hy satisfied in the luxurious Buick four-passenger der coupe. P the driver's seat, set forward and at « most rest- ‘angle, every control is at the finger’s tip, while on instrument board attractive dials record each on of tHe car. The large walnut steering wheel the car at its lightest movement through the oved Buick steering gear, and the long gear shift ne |e Swnahe’ close 8 sor coud wf th a deep plash upholstered seat for two passengers the Sater, soe 96: Sar sae, Of Tam @ comfortable folding seat for a third, with broad Th heater, dome light and other refinements, this is without « superior among fine closed care. ‘The Buich Line for 1923 Comprises Fourteen Models PRICES IN SEATTLE f 1,075 $ i, S115: What were the rec {from passengers h of the United | road “Gor arious classes eipta per mile carried by the rail the research servative vi nearly tribution of wealth States is as follows The 2 per cent of the peo-| be estimated, the dta- in the United clase a law limiting the 4 men can work; ts it a ne. poor.” 6 nt of the 5 per ce per ce nt of the we peo nth urs of Bervte DR, EDWIN 4 | BROWN'S DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbia St Seattle's : Lending Dentist Where is the for More Than 21 lake in the world Lake Titicaca, on the 2, 2 4, $1,401 ; 23-49, $1,690; 23-60, boundary be- lad to help a friend in need, but a| iy whatever you|*: SEATTLE STAR EXHIBITS PACK BIG AUTO SHOWS 81 Makes of Cars Now on bi Display in New York tring the past rd national aut making great head ory om the fue the models te exhibiti exhibition makes of auto than 300 irers Hated an © Ante lifferent biles and more She fol-|' © break NEW FERRY FOR VANCOUVER RUN Bellingham-Sidney Boats to é Start May 1 Pacific H and Sidney, b nt aved road ‘The new vensel will be 170 feat jon all. 42 feet moulded breadth, and 11 feet m od depth j with y for abe 60 moter joars, am nt between decks to |aliow for Iimounines, Callfornia tops, Jand all clanses of cars The boat will have twin screws Jdriven by two 600-horsepower Mc Intosh & Beymour Dinsel engines, apeed to be about 14 knots per he It * the busy te nd trips peg day 6 first trip he nec in intended du thew fe, an 2:00 p. m. Me joa with jen at automoh along the ond trip at \terry ache ar mowhere ton rooms and deck allow tourints to en , GAMMA “fg SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1922. j \Burning Car Sends | in Own Fire Alarm Session 20 i Motori: Legislation in me the ve to county eng t Autor g that office an an | th viding for the | #f ppoint | had no’ sion over inty with Seeks Divorce on Cruelty Charge tale highway to the fed 6 mate in the countion am t atutues pre eral aid jaw name relation federal gove n to the state, 1 road construction. Other tentative proposals provide chan in the Hoense vide for flat costs to px ne une cleaning purpones. certain USED 3,000 INS OF GAS fem that during the highway p ing inc | The night pennion PLUG © When the p’ stroke, air drawn he ball vat shown above, | the poluts of carbon and cools This form of spark plug ts| now being sold THE FRONTIER MFG. CO., TONAWANDA, N. Y. Announces THE STATE-WIDE DISTRIBUTION of «= Oak Motor Oil THROUGH ITS AGENTS The Gabulson Motor Service 405-11 MADISON STREET ELLIOTT 3122 v He made a vigorous protest, how ever, ay t any interference with now raised ir highway pur tin r road & PLAN AUTO CLUB PROGRAM During the afternoon the tentative program of the Automobile club was |diacusned. It covers the entire road policy of the state, the demands of | the automobile owners, operators and |deaters in the way of new legislation las well as many changes in the prew Jont system of finances and the ex | per re of tax moneys for toad | building ‘ | One of the mont” drastic anked for in the tentative p one asking for an amendmen: Joy the beautiful scenery thru the/ channels will be provided. Tourists find every and the ge from the hig’ jelightful sail among the ly be ot “ge amonK nds for the entire distance is thoroly enjo: Service will start In ferry ands, will undow experiences It is @ aheltered voy one of pleasant able In every May wren Peru and Bolivia; it ts 12,500 high Does the Gulf Stream ever chafige vurse The Gulf Btream changes tta netimen farther from fluctwations t that they ane "lease name 10 men prominent on Jackson Sheridan, Gen. @ rbe BL McClell Where Nevada state tion? obtain information lands under irriga By writing to the state engineer = Carson City, Nev East 0842 better automobiles are built, Buick will build them 1 Is f ing the Buick Story to Your Home is told in interesting detail in the beautiful, illus- d catalog which we will send you in return for coupon below. ANNOUNCEMENT of the distribution of our regular DIVIDEND for the six months emb-annual niliarize yourself with the distinctive Buick fea- 4 ompare the different points of the various When ready to buy a new car or trade in the one, you will have the information upon which to a wise decision. Bring in your account of thi in the earnings the full six months period ending June $1 TO $5,000 ACCEPTED on or before the 15th 30th, els month and share Fwiariage Buick Company, 802 1. Pike, Baattle. 1 Piease wend ine complete 4 923 Buick models. i SEATTLE SAVINGS snd LOANS ASSOCIAT og, LOAN 9509-324 AVE V catalogue of il This 1 Addrens sad ia iio Saunt dy w was the first int held In this country? a in 1878. Special Prayer Service Tuesday Rev. A, M. Mehu! duct the services, given at 9:45 and 7:30 p pastor, wil as well as and 11 a, m m. ¢ those and at 6 Sunday ADJUSTABL If the weather 4 windshield may remain closed rm with the v into six parts, each adjusta Q itwolt nvenienee on the | their | | FEATUR INTEREST 9, 24 MONTHS TO PAY FOR A NEW CAR We have arranged these terms and low interest charge to further stimulate sales during the winter months. Prospective purchasers who intend buying in the early spring can make a substantial saving by buying now! Phone East 0320, or write to the ( ENTRAL AGEN FORD LINCOLN FORD LINCOLN FORDSON AUTHORIZED DEALERS BROADWAY AT PIKE