The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1923, Page 10

PAGE 10 WHOWONTHIS RADIO POWER IS RACE, ANYWAY? NEW PREDICTION Two of Local Firm’s Sales|Vast Amount of Lost Power Sharks Claim Prize May Be Saved £ | i} Ft often banner | [} tomonile show op Hare pitted against gro anothr | elena ace to sve who wi Zortumate one in securing | — fora i t that when a transmitted w up by th It i same nm fork ta or sound, set up fork of the same siz tion MUCH ENERGY Is LOST In mechanics ‘Tt, A. Burris ai i i is not very often that this keen Priwalry ts carried on between ind |) vidual members of any cone n DY) all being satisfied it } bing their efforts and ) as @ whole, but L. V. R: pi) manarer of the W | Motor Co., had one put over o p i) when the aut E |) day, February ©, C. Clark Scientists were almost ready to lgtve up the problem of recovering this great loss of po chieferstetn happened u on in the application of the oscil when \ tu He bad offe lation principle. io Amy man in the org According to Schl Would make the first sai very, the mot ®} tion of motion ch is made part of an tem, so that Instead of using its own power to overcome its tn h change of motion, it t gree by the « ratus designed by LA. Burris, ¢ f’ who is ¢ @f ithe Durant ler, 3720. Ange’! st., contractor, FGA His list who wanted a roadster, | Schioferstetn. it who could not be closed until he | SERVES AS ba all roadsters the o At the show, so Mr. Burris in Mr. Porter to the show at 12 and clung to him iike a silk | eit to @ bathing beauty until be had 4 d every booth, and while the or- | given BOOSTER By oaciliating at the same rate at Grurtxd marty t ied Mr. Lewts F Pthe enterta auto i of the os This same theory Is applied to | flocks of birds, says the discoverer, q In unison, even tho some Lig. They of the bird, ulster of re stronger thin others © talks, eats and sleeps | in the k, because the movement until his wife says that}of their wings is allke. Thus, all lafiore gets more and more like |are mutually tuned to the same o« blast of a Durant horn, was try. |ctllation, so that the stronger birds Indtice Otto Goldsmith, to|can transmit some of thelr oscilla. the proud possessor of the | tory power to the weaker, | Durant sport sedan brought Beattieand, incidentally, the purchaser. at. the show, and iis entreaties had been reward- the check and order, Clark madly to the office and re McAlpin was the first mem Of the committee he encountered, he ae to : Dramatist Brings European Cargo The Harrison line steamer Drané ativt arrived in Seattle late Friday |from Europe with a large miacel- laneous cargo. She ts booked to BalfourGuthrie, agents, and load out general freight for Euro pean ports. Hing the first sale. t Clark proudly hunted up Rawt to claim his rew iediperenty Pe ings had just been cornered by |both satisfied and think they have |surely put one over on Rawlings, as wn their ability for the unusual Wwlings “has and wi looks Announcement The Fred S. Haines Company Will Not Exhibit at the Auto Show At our Twelfth Avenue and East Madison Street Store and our Fourth Avenue and University Street Sales- raom, we will display all Chevrolet Models. Both establishments will remain open evenings to 11 p. m. during show week, and Sunday, Feb, 1ith, till 11 p. m., for inspection only, Auto Show visitors are invited to inspect the New Superior Models at our Stuart Building Store—a show in itself—warm, comfortable, central, established by this company as a permanent accessible display of motor cars for the convenience of the public. will} | rut EATT Auto Show Offeri ngs ) | Oldsmobile’s Rickenbacker’s Popular Sedan, by Cline & Ayerst Co. Durant’s New Sport Touring, by Dulmage Motor Co. |APPRAISAL IS FILED FRIDAY | Fred 8. Stimson was worth $664,- | 417.98 at tho time of his death, ac- lcording to an appraisal filed in wu |pertor court Friday, Most of this |represents 560 shares in the B. S. Stimson company. ‘The appra' A. Stuart and was made by 1 cent D, Mill was approv W, J. Whitty, executor and trust of: | fleer of th nion National bank, | A division of the estate waa mado | before Mr, Stimson's death, Mrs, Stimson receiving 150 shares, ‘The |reut Jw divided among two sone und | a daughter—Harold Clarke and Kred Jorick Fanning Stitnaon and Mrs. Achsah Stimson Moore, ige King Dykeman awarded he estat Donworth, na for legal servicew, » the Union National Todd & We ind $10,000 bank, the executors, INERAL ARRANGE ng made for Alexand 6, Dunkirk, N.Y, uy nt the home of hin slater, 0. Wy Asborry, 2981 2and Mra, juve, We New “28” Overland Touring by Willys-Overland Pacific Co. PITOL JORG BY SAM RAYBURN Representative from Texas, | Fourth District, U.S. 0} n run} around in clroles, simu lating — tremen dous activity in behalf of their constituents, re minds me of the story of the Irishman whol was tolling up and down a Jad on ® tall building A bystander complimented him on hin ine} Rayburn dostry “Sh-h, whispered the Irishman, I been carryin’ the same hod av bricky up and down again all day—but he “shh, I'm foolin’ the foreman, A thinks I'm workip'”* Navy Takes Over Cruiser at Yard The U, 8. 8. Omaha, most recent addition to the navy, was to be for mally commissioned as a fighting ship of the line at Bremerton Sat- urday, The ship will be turned over to Capt, David Hanrmhan, her first commander, by Rear Admiral J, A, Hoogewerff, commandant of the Bremerton station, following her ar rival at the naval station from the yards at Tacoma where she was con: | structed, Mildred’s Blessing Is Given to Charlie SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 24, Charlie Chaplin has the blossing of Mildred Harris, his first wife, In his | from her San Francisco tod two years in the vaudeville "I have never mot Miss Nogri," Mina Harris ward, “but I have read al about her and T really, truly hope they have all tho happiness in the world,” . after spending Hast, Invgely in SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1928. bie SESE SCICSCSCR SCR TS Senne CIES SER SSE O'5C'S The increase in the price of crude rubber compelled nearly all tire manufacturers to raise their prices, but “Western Auto” in face of these advances, an- nounced “No increase in price.” Large quantity contracts make possible our present money-sav- ing prices. You receive the bene- fit of our keen foresight and enormous buying power. Western Giant Cords The surest non-skid—the longest wear ing tires. Built to give you more than 12,000 miles of satisfactory service. Backed by the resources and reputation of the WESTERN AUTO PLY COMPANY. Your inspection is all we solicit. The tire Hterally speaks for See Our Exhibit at the Auto Show Other Popular Makes Weetern Giant Fabric (Guaranteed £009 miles) 4 Pharis Fabric : (Guaremtecs 1900 miles) ‘They are dependable or “WESTERN AUTO" would ae ores 00 0-9 0 000 0 0 90 0) A TUBE GIVEN with every Western Giant Cord, for a limited time (The offer Goes net apply te Fabric Urea) 0-@_0 0 0 0 0.0 Downtown Store Open Until 9 P, M. Saturday, DOWNTOWN STORE 2041-45 WESTLAKE AUTO ROW STORE 812-18 EAST PIKE ST. TACOMA STORE— EVERETT sTORE— Pacific TIT 2824 Colby to Know—Which? 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