The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1923, Page 6

hington Automotive Trades As Close Convention BY TOM OLSEN » various sessions the conventi The report of th e resolutions cor mittee Considerable 1 s to be made. . ‘Antoonnbilel rom all parts of th 1e country and beneficial talks b) isthe her Saturday m: prning speak REMY IGNITION “FOR HARVESTER CLEAN-UP DRIVE | Big Concern Adopts Line for MEETS SUCCESS Every Model Truck I had asked them m. w They might have said whether I want the books.” clgreaah see 1 wo back and | then pop aici © question at t This time, for like to pay for them in cash or on| “Keep that up until you make the | pany chance to answer nox also told o ‘ al equipment to the In 4 red to present therm esting manner. jignition system will be used, president of the Nation’ rting motor opti yof the Ohio Buick Co. of the work of the organization. Peckham explained that organized \to prot tl; association w the legitimate type of used-car sal peanizations. as: well as for lesisla-| ror th new Apperson it stated, was Rane an a eae “dur-| | seurn: the. Hast {} ins the war period, but, thru ettorté| ated ignition and switches for ow | classed as © necessity. P. EB. -Chamberlin. gave a forceful talk, Greatest Asset ‘in Busin |Chrysler Increases Maxwell Holdings i} TIRES WITH 5 ; HOLES LEAK NO AIR ‘ Stotor # invented a new puncture-proof in- n actual test, was times without the } clated with th {ntroduced every Wonderful opportunity for rested write him to-|" , day—Advertisement jes or enter into angement or agree to a permanent Perlin Perpetual Battery you K The Perlin Perpetual Battery is an improvement over the sulphuric acid type of battery and has been proven through years of use. oe pr CRO MELE SHEETS DEES HENS Perlin Perpetual Batteries Cost LESS y eliminate RECHARGING 4 RENTAL ex ense as well as rebuilding charges. When you install a Perlin Perpetual you are guaranteed 2 years of si vice without additional cos' Perlin Perpetual does not require “storing” ed not to freeze in U separator troubles. not corrode. Plates will not buckle. No undercharging kind of water you can drink. No sulphation. Perlin Perpetual Is Not a Dry Battery We Do Automotive Electrics Carburetor Work Alderson, McQuoid & Co., Inc. 607 East Pike St. DISTRIBUTORS FOR Idaho, British Columbia East 0479 Washington, Oregon, ‘HUGH BAIRD HAS ~ Oi Dealers sociation Will WARCO OIL eee) OM AY F04 C. Bateman Will Open | Up Oregon Territory | Hugh Baird Yourth and Ja al Ford dealer at has pu A hts t andie Warco oll in Western Washington from Fred C./ Bateman, who pioneered and intro Juced this oil into this state. The wn as the original chatter the Ford a It pre pds from bel Mr. Baird said the reason he has k er the Warco agency is be. of his department heads | 1 agency was urged to try| quis n com: 1 and! n 20 barre veryone at plant was boosting It Mr, Baird said he handles about | jobs a year thru his gives him an excel seo what Warco | & for Fort cars | 80 much confidence in the! in negotiating with the} Hatrd said tt won't] ) dealers will hang up the Warco shingle. y Lewis will be in charge ot] | the oll department Fred C, Bateman, who ° , will leave fe p the Oregon ter Hope to Keep Camp Sites | Free From Litter } camp sites and highways tes pera and other utter, t#|has taken over the Warco Oil K with enthusiastic co-opera-!agency of Western Washing- ran Announced at th®/ton from Fred C. Bateman is headquarters today a , after stops along the roadslde, | ritory, being. recelved @ally. ‘The re-| out Where'll I throw pherd wants to know At the euxavation of officals ot| > Ue Peterson Contends De- the league, the editors of Motor.) sign Will Soon Be Vogue al magazine of motoring. have undertaken to solve this prob. | lem In the current iseue of the mag. With the wir Of coure, many munictpally | apolis <5 mp sites are Motor suggests, in this connection that garages be 1 refuse can be gath without diffi y autor erts that t the landacape when the rmer is done and to guard against fire spreading in the latter case terested in the move ed to write the nas to how they can ors in the m Mr. Peterson te four-cylinder car will retain it ularity in the lower 5 will enjoy a ¢ . due t Motorist ment are for informat help. peas gh SERVICE CARS T Durant a Drop From $600 to $300 Is |4.2 an Fr Arinounced at Factory | Oskiand. and Px jequlpped with the new Durant |service cars. They are the last Simultaneously with the announce- | word In service eq ment of the new Haynes model, the | ~ pana 5 Haynes 60, reductic F pment nounced by Alton G. Selbering, vie NOTICEABLE REDUC TION 1 president and gene Haynes Automobl komo, Ind. With th into effect Jun model, with its 12-inch. wheel |!" srade crossin Mente» ha chassis, and its renowned been reduced from 1,969 in 1917 to Haynes 77 motor, equipped with the |1:269 In 1922, d the great in equally famous Haynes volatilizer,|Crease in the number of automobiles becomes the lowest pricéd quality | officials of the American Automobile ar ever offered by any manufactur {association still believe that one of al manager of the so prices, which er, according to Mr. Selberling. |the cardinal principles of safety to } orist is the exercise of due Leading the list of these fine’ mo- | the motorist is the exercise of a tor cars is the beautiful Haynes 77 | caution at grade crossings Blue Ribbon Speedster, now priced| “The ideal situation, of course,” at $1,995, said to be a value unsur-|#ald M. O. Wldridge, executiv passed by any car of its type in the|man of the A. A, A. “will be the field today. This is the same car |entiré ellmination of the grade cro: which “Howdy” Wilcox, world-fam-|!ng. The expense of such an un ous speed king and relief driver for dertaking, however, prohibits its be Tommy Milton, winner of the recegs |ing carried out at any time in the Indianapolis Speedway Classe, near future, and until this ideal clared to be the fastest and sturdiest | condition can be reached it behoov stock sport car he had ever driven.|every motorist to exercise the ut The greatest reduction is made in| Most care at these crossings, the Haynes 77 Standard Suburban,| “The American Auté now priced at $2795, a reduction of | ciation Is on record as opp | $600. By raising or lowering a plate |law designed to fore |slase partition, this 7-passenyer on. |to cor closed coach can be mado into either {ing a railroad track at a ing any de & a single or a double type car, and|crossing, We feel that there is|total of for this reason has struck high favor | nothing in this law.to expedite traf among those motorists who have oc-| fic and that \t only works additional casion for a formal chauffeur-driven | hardship on the motorist car and yet wish the close compan-| "In Virginia where this Jaw is in fonship at timéa of a single compart: | effect it has proven a fruitful sour ment coach, lof revenue for f arabbing magi Reductions are also announced in|trates and const the sport cars of the Haynes 77/| particular crows serles, the sport touring tourister, and the sport brougham, — [tists ind at one & hos enabled foot IMPROVEMENT IS MADE IN TIRES Machinery Makes Double Production Possible DAYTON TIRES BREAK RECORDS :: Marks Are Shattered During Month of May Rubber Manu-| reatest welling help. Above is Hugh Boird, well known local Ford pparkes who Hundreds of letters and. pledge| (below), who will leave for clean | Portland to take over the ter- June promises to REPEAT ORDERS FOR BIG TRUCKS GMC Truck Sales Are on Constant Climb Upward that the tor fame than ever |"° ords show that distribut 111 allow them to make. }that even used car merchandising 4s and | been 4 so that today the com- ted for the 1: | tion. [low and lee art in the smancist 1 Gigantic Stock of Used Cars to Be AUTOS IN CALIFORNIA dare now n cen -t| MADE IN GRADE AC CIDENTS. hd tha Hace Aitho the number of people killed | | this contention he cites the fact that | ery, Ala; Birmingham, A Rich. | one [eae Yai Greenvitte, Ball MARMONS PREMIERS STUDEBAKERS 1,969 peop! Ne | have just moved into new quat killed and 4,616 in of 6,400 killed and in jit is general in scope and can bo | said to be a miniature building | in, itself. the motorist | to a full stop before erss- | 6,868 for this year; *lrant Motor Co. of California, In | made its debut in the local automo: bile world work conducted | the| mobiles on the New about an: | tines during May tt jother muiterial decrease in the month on record. ‘Total fo the sport|pads to hold up a number of motor: | ty ee iciedonty at grade | way curloads a day, | TIRE COMPANY EXPANDS — | HAYNES MODEL VERY POPULAR Great Demand Is Made for Classy Sports Roadster x ~~ <okomo, creased Ace pe { re ¢ Haynes 57 sport roadster 4 The Eastlake Tire Co, has just opened another tire store|™ wo-paanenger mode at 2034 Westlake ave. W. L. Fitzpatrick, manager, declares that this was a necessity on account of the increase in busi- ness, and that they are now buying tires in carload lots direct from the factory, and are able to save their custom- from 40 to 50 per cent on tire costs. E. Cathro will be partner in the new store, and A, E. Van Fant will be in New Manager ye HEAD FOR ES: : pagilcucuied of the road or boule pe lw. S. McNamara Resigns as| a | Manager of Local Branch Oakland Dealers Ray W. Hines, who was f Demand More Cars nnected with the automobile bus A. P. Ten Brook, Kaneas City nd H. E. Maj tomobile ness here, has been named branch manager of the Ford Motor Co., h manager of with headquarters in Seattle, to) the Cakland Car company succeed W. 8, McNamara, who has | visited the factory of the company just resigned at Pontiac, Mich., this week to order | Mr. Hinea was transferred from |™ore cars Columbus, Oblo, where he was il Hokauson, president of the feahidirnenkicae | Wisconsin Oakland Co. Milwaukee, |and J. W. Leavitt of the J. W. Leay- the | itt Co distributor at San Francisco, In 1916 he were visitors during the week. T e SPECIAL WHEELS t ¢ Ford | “dressing up t sedans | He will take charge LIBS ways TINT i DSMOBILE Ha Comparison on gene ne are \" Oldsmobile Four etna Ohio, whe re. he is an‘ ‘over-siz From Sta car. Over-size in INCREASE IN strength, power, quality. Under. AUTO DEMAND priced at $1,175 Pick-up in Sales delivered. siasaia wae me's] The Motor Car Exchange .| Olds Official Predicts Big * says, ind south of the Mason-Dixon line. He ited all of the principal places in ho southeast tion and says taking a firm foothold in this sec The most remarkable thing about the new development of the South, in Mr. Dodge's opinion, {8 the fact that nging up everywhere and this nt bas assured the South stant income no matter what fon the cotton market may be nd Southern states are it on cotton mainly, “Unloaded” by July Fourth EVERYTHING GOES—NO RESERVATIONS If we can’t get “our” prices, we'll take “yours.” Make offer. Terms—Trades—Make your proposition. Nearly one hundred (100) cars to choose from—all makes and models. ROADSTERS TOURING CARS COUPES. SEDANS MOTORCYCLES TRUCKS All ready to go. Most of them have been “repainted,” overhauled aad re-tired. The list includes: The average business man in the| South, Mr, D his view that a busi reir direction, automot nd large sums of money in ex.} grams to take care of| business. As proof of | Oldsmobile ibutors in Montgom: | ‘ashington, D. ( tanburg, 8. C, ; Spar are all building new sales rooms and service statio NASHES BUICKS HUDSONS CASES REOS LEXINGTONS BRISCOES ROAMERS_ ELGINS DANIELS KINGS CHEVROLETS MAXWELLS FORDS OLDSMOBILES OVERLANDS CHANDLERS CHALMERS ETC., ETC., ETC. And remember, there have been “Sales of used cars before. Some have been on the “square,” some have been the “bunk: THIS SALE IS BONA FIDE Our “front doors” (and the back ones, too) will positively be closed (and not reopened) on the night of July Third. If YOU WANT A “BARGAIN” COME AND GET IT NOW OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS 614-616-618 East Pike Cor. Boylston Ave: PHONE EAST 0911 The building operations among the | dealers in the South, Mr. Dodge says, are not confined to any one locality | or to any one class of dealers hand ling any one car. Rather . he says boom NEW SURO coLon “Wistaria blue,” the latest color creation to be adopted by the Du has SHIP MORE CARS More cars were ionded with auto York Central n in any other | month 4 cars, an average of 817