The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1923, Page 11

of the wth of town smal popu~ of the wer A pne out . present co-0p- ciation com d con- orking nittees ational lable to y, “our space fore in 0 cash larger York facts, of the civic our pf the pk Mc- man- = * of the it; and 0. SE c T Aal line operating its steamships be- AUTO SERVICE | Yankee Star as Player and a Citizen) OL FOLLOWS SALE 1 * MY f 2 Average Buyer Looks to Sale Garage Atier Purchase h Everett Scott, clever and reliable New York Yankees, who has sur- passed by hundreds of games the record for continuous participation in professional baseball, drives, as portrayed, a Buick sedan. “Scotty” played his thousandth consecu- tive game Wednesday. The nearest approaches to this record were made by George BOOKLET TELLS Pinkney (Brooklyn 1885-90) with 577 games and Fred Luderus (Chicago-Philadelphia) with 533 games. During his unparalleled accomplishment, “Scotty” was a member of the Boston Red Sox from 1916 to 1921 and with the ‘ew York Yankees since that time If I were umpire I'd say that Buick fully deserves the high standing it has scored with Free Pamphlet Locates All automobile fans,” Scotty's” testimony as Pacific Coast Camps : ‘““Helicar” in 1973 2 is a 7 TT - WEEKLY PLAN Prediction of Editor ay Be/truck and Tractors Can hortstop of the Meeting the demand of tou and motorists everywhere is booklet, for free distribut locates and describes over 3 municipal and private auto camps, national forest camps and natic park camps in California, Ore and Washington. The bocklet \s is | Science-Publisher Says Flying Auto M Mode of Travel in 50 Years gued by the Associated Of Co. and Be Bought on Weekly Plan is entitied “Pacific Coast Auto ee | Last year over 26,000 euto t you'll be riding in 60 ye 1 have received many inquiries ista entered the state of Calife alone. A large majority 2 m now? of these! It will be gk if the Ford weekly purchase @ strange aff plan included only p patronized auto camps up and | the present po! 5 local Whee abkiar ‘eal’ Yeabarda: down the coast. As a courtesy to|diction of FH. ig ante to th ‘ these visitors, to local motorists and | Science and Invention, comes true.|in an unbrea n reply to these I wish to say to the communities whick offer auto|In the May leerue of this magazine, | like substance." that the Ford Motor Co. has ar camp accommodatio: the Asso-|Gernsback describes what, he calls | ciated Oil Co. ts distributing the | ‘*Helicar,"* which may be the auto new booklet without cost to all who| mobile of 1973. ask for it. As an example of the} The most singular part of this} kind of information given in the] Helicar is that it is adapted to flying booklet. the deucsiption.of one camp well_aa-motoring. Since most is quoted: traveling in the future will be by SACRAMENTO—Municipal; seven-| air, our auto of 1973 will be mostly Gay time limit; open all year. At|confined to flying, says Gernsback. McKinley park, 3ist and H sta, 15| For this purpose, therefore, Gerns blocks from business certer. Water, | back tmagines a helicopter arrange- Dutch ovens, electric lights, show-|ment by which the Hellcat will rise ers, tent frames, tennis grounds, | straight up. Onca up, there will be children’s’ playgrounds; fue’ at cost. | traffic lines to follow and the} 1 heme : A copy of “Pacific Coast Auto | descent will also be in a verttcal Iine. | at. the start. Camps” will be sent to any motorist | OTH | | “He may now purchase a truck ] on the Ford weekly p we plan er machinery, | 1 Elpy petting aside each a small | wPon reuquest to the Associated Oi! | FEATURE the K, Co, Executive Offices, San Francisco. | ‘Within a ahort time he will have the truck and with the service it Seaborn Praises i at} | wilt render he will bo better able Oriental Liners |i: dash. from which the Helicar| Service to Tourists to build up and expand his busi High praise for the Admiral Orien- | may be controlled on Jand and in the| ness, with profits increasing accord: be ingly “And the same th e farmer who is destrou Tansportation for equipment also will be a/ranged it so {hat the pian Includes y feature of the Helicar, of Ford trucks saya shack, “particularly as the| 4 4 : Helicar will depend a great deal |#%4 Fordson tractors. | upon the weat “Many a business man operating | ‘The car may also be équipped with |a small establishment hus seen the fine for sailing on water need of a truck for speeding up And, what interests every motorist, | the cost won't be much more than|"!# hauling and delivery services the modern first-class automobile, |and to meet modern requirements, |but has refrained from making the | purchase beacuse of the out also the purchase y¥ neces |sary to be taken from his business ing to the follow |Stands High in Point of parts 1—Push button power control ‘That Was ed 8 the Automobile Club of gton ranks third in the Unit-/| Ys chess" fone th tes ffom the standpoint of |; there ta: laa toast rendered was the statement wit! rs and shafts and this con-|0 T. H. Martin, manager of the ithe city and who wish: | struction decreases the weight of the| Rainier Nationa! park, at a meeting |farm on a better ps bane ao well?’ jof the club employes from the 14/the use of the Fordson %—Gyroscope, which ‘‘keeps the|}ranch offices Saturday evening at afr, 2~Two more ¢ Ge wheels only. ‘They're| applies to of motor products to to put his basis by | h tractor “Under the Ford weekly purcha: tween Seattle and various ports of the Orient, is given by Henry G. Sea born, vice-president of the Skinner &: Eddy corporation, who arrived Friday ‘on the President Jackson. The operation of the de luxe pa enger and freight carriers is draw-| | service his bear : prigh sition and Smith Bullding cafe, | ho can ai oth these de. ing attention to this port, Seaborn|°®™ !7 an upright position and | the Smith 5 cate. med from|Pi& he can attain both these de 2 P 8 t es riding’on two wheels perfect.| | Mr. 2 ly sires within a surprisingly short says, and the company should be} ) "07, un extended tour of the country hav-| period of time, and in so doin AG, : y wafe | |period 0 , and in so doing Bie! arity tenn on a ore 4 Jing visited every city of importance ce his farm on an efficient oe in keeping the ships on the jo! 7 6 s made pe: Waaee . OD. | od IP on on—? in th nd having made per-leruting system which will not only {—Twelve-cylinder sasoline en-|#0nal Investigation of the work Oof/enable him to produce his crops gine, driving. a large dynamo which|the various automobile clubs in ad-| pore economic: but which will} supplies electric current to a motor| dition to the other tourist agen permit him to deliver them to tho} within the rear wheel. But, si scattered over the country, The re-|mirkets more quickly und at less | | Gernsback, ‘‘there is no reason why | turned traveler goes a little further | @ gasoline engine should be em-|in his statement and adds that from «rne Ford weekly purchase plan | ployed. Perhaps by that time we|the standpoint of efficiency in pro-linkem in all Ford pioducts, cars, | | will be extracting electricity from] portion to membership tho Wash-|trucks and tractors ani makes the| Icout | the air, and merely use an electric] ington club ranks way for the ownership of any of| |motor to run the car, or we may| ‘Two complaints 8 tOlrhewe necessities easier than ever | even approach the point where | the handling of tourists in the North-|;,rore," | eless transmission of energy will] west,” declared the speaker, ne | proven fact.’ was the lack of courtesy on the part . + . Elevating wings and tail con-{of mamy of the hotels and the other Tires With 500 Nail | rolled by the driver and used in as-| «uitabse accommodations.” Iti» Mr.| Holes Leak No Air | ending and descending. Martin's impression that Washing-| ofr. A. A. Milburn, of Chicago, has| | 6—Motor driven spur wheels |ton will be taxed take care of the| invented a new puncture-proof inner Simplified method that teaches th scientific principles of ignition, car- buretion, antee to ete. We gua in 1 teach you how to “shoot” trouble, | alongside the regular wheels, to be |tourists this summer, Fo ee yeti an accel rear ae Pues Special equipment used, No grease| Used in aiding the propulsion of the} Automobile club employes spent|any air. Zncreaso you'r mileage from 10,000 to 12,000 miles without re- moving this wonderful tube from the wheel; and the beauty of it alll ja that this new puncture-proof tubs | no more than the ordinary tube and makes riding a real pleas- ure, You can write Mr.A. A. Milburn | at 47th St. Chicaico, ax he and Manager Dou! om Introduced everywhere. nd Manag ae ous’ | Wonderful opportunity for agents | ere the other principal) yr interested, write him today.—Ad- | vertisement —no ovens! One night a week—|car out of slippery spots. |two days considering the program 7:30 to 9- for ten weeks. Enter any| 7—Hlectric headlight for use when |of the organization for future work, time. Present class of Wednesday. | frunning on the road, and others at/one important element being the "Tuition, five dollars |top and bottom of the car, for use DRIVING LESSONS—Learn how| When the machine is sailing in the | «ummer. to drive under tutelage of an ex-|alr at night. pert, for only 35. urnished. LIGHT CENTRAL AGENCY, INC. CONSTRUCTION Broadway and Pike “It goes without ANTRAL Acency | BUY YOUR Ld Z %s Down, 5% OADSTER $462.56 | TOURING $492.72 handling of tourist travel during the| costs President R. M. w. Dyer, | Treasurer J. Maxwell, Director | Alvin Sch’ las Shelor adds | ypeakers on the program Forclh\ Wow! NTRAL. AGENC Interest, 24 Months COUPE $635.20 | SEDAN $702.80 uuu ¢ ing,’ 1-5 Down, 5% Interest, 24 Mm $135 Down, $25.50 Month | $149 Down, $28 Month Jude all charges | Payments in all charges gan and | and Interest, ance, gan nnd 1-8 Down, 5% Interest, 24 $105 Down, $19.90 Month Payments include all charges and Interest, Inxurance, gax and oil, $99 Down, $18.80 Month ymentx Include all charges and interest, insurance, gax and oll, ENTRAL boas) rtd Ca easy AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS BROADWAY AT PIKE PHONE EAST 0320 liveries Largest in History ain ram aa Special Public Test DS ENJOYS BEST MONTH s, Production and De- SEE THE s, Lansing, Mich » of March, male “SUNDAY, May 6, 2 P. M. yea und last Marc aid, Signet mane Pune vee QUEEN ANNE COUNTERBALANCE ’ J = f ot d, Electric Truck for the electric truck manufacturers. ing tha oun aterial In Business Better |is:1, more than three ant a halt i ag Sales figures just released for the |{ y electric trucks were pe tir ot 1923 by the chair-|sold than in the same months @f auth th v " ommercial Tr and h 3 ¢ al Je of C la and similar f ha r x ; ‘ i Li whose service indlaaae are the principal buyers, Place Your Order Now For a Father starts it—mother finds she can add a little —even the kiddies will contribute their pen- nies and in a surprisingly short time, the whole family is enjoyingthe pleasure of owning a Ford. Here is how you can do it. Bring the first $5.00 in tous. Enroll under the terms of the new, easy way to buy a Ford. Select the car you want. We will deposit your money in a local bank, at interest. Adda little each week. Soon the payments, plus the interest paid by the bank will make the car yours. See Any Authorized Seattle Ford Dealer HUGH BAIRD rth Avenue Elliott 0750 WEST SIDE AGENCY, INC. 4203 West Alaska St. West 3837 LAMPING & McDONALD MOTOR CO., INC. ‘Twelfth and East Pike East WILLIAM 0. McKAY CO, 404 Bast Pine St. East 0501 QUEEN CITY MOTOR CO. 6613 Hillman Pl. Green Lake Station Kenwood 2106 COYLE & WOODRUFF, INC. 1102 East 45th St, Kenwood 0031. HART & HART, INC, 6200 Stanley Ave. Glendale 0550 WM. L. HUGHSON CO. Third and Stewart Elliott 0076 RAINIER MOTOR CO, 1001 Jackson St. Beacon 0532 WILSON & KREITLE 4763 Ballard Ave, Sunset 4633 601 Fo CANAL 3 Nickerson St. CENTRAL AGENCY, I Broadway and Pike East 0320 COLUMBIA MOTOR CO. Rainier and Ferdinand — Rainier 0425 MOTORS CO. Garfield 0074 76 The following institutions are acting as depositories for payments made in connection with the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan: FIRST NATIONAL BANK PUGET SOUND SAVINGS Second Ave. and Columbia St. & LOAN ASSOCIATION WEST SEATTLE STATE BANK QUEEN CITY BANK 4558 California Ave, 3424 Fremont Ave.