The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1923, Page 14

AUTO BRINGS | idaho Bill” Delivers His| Washington Ran Gifts to President | in Highway FR B. Poarson, “Colonel Idaho] Washington, accorting to United} Bil," rolled into tho Whito House a) States bureau of public roads fig-| P Weak ago to present President Cool-/ures, stands thd tn all tho states § With a brace of wild bears. He| this year dn percentage of surfaced | them with him, outside In alroads within {tx boundarios, ‘Thin! Brothers screen side car, word |js the optimistic caloulation — re ved by W. 1. Eaton, local dis-/coived this week at the Seattle _ tributor Indicates, Beaisnet Bill’ has long mado his the West, moving further d further into the wilds as settle: thas forced him from his pre- He now lives down in the of Mexico, where he cap- J tured tho bears that ho gave to the Pant, © President Coolidge enjoyed the pre- entation ceremony — immensely. Known as a man who seldom smiles, ‘enjoyed the antics of the bears Wwith all of the enthusiasm of a ‘school boy. "Phere ts no doudt about the bears being wild. ‘They carry numerous Marks of combat with horses and Pattie in the wilds of Mexico, Their} Bpirit has in no way been subdued | “py thelr motor trip across country, “Whey will be turned over to the Na-| a © tonal Zoological park. © The Dodge Brothers car used in} Molivering the bears made 4,000 miles | fon this particular trip from Mexico} d has made a total of over 100,000 | in exploration and hunting} undertaken by the colonel. And headquarters of Club of Washington, foderal source, leads the per cent of its roads Compared to Califo: per cent of its of surfaced sorts of Lighways Rumor has it that assembling plant acent to the Chovro lifornia plant. Toughest parts of the United aid Mexico. H ACTORY MAKES; of Independency ) For the first time in 26 years the ‘Olds Motor Works, Lansing, Mich, 45 now almost exclusively on a bas Swhere everything that goes into its} Pears is manufactured in its own Plant. At this time, the factory ex- Teoutives say, the reorganization of the plant has progressed to the point | Where within two months the com-| pany will be manufacturing more | “than 90 per cent of everything that} “goes into its product. Early last summer the Olds Motor NWorks started to rebuild its entire plant to produce the lowest priced ®ixcylinder car in the world, and several million dollars ‘was invested | im specialized equipment and plant } alterations, the whole plant being re |) yamped and greatly improved, ac- Ncording to Charles Tyson, local Manager of the Oldsmobile Motor |G. Today Olds Motor Works stands visitors. fon a basis which few of the hundred ‘STANDS THIRD | BEARS TO CAL IN SURFACING the’ in percentage of all Westorn states, igures on Washington, shows a 26 per cent of its 40,816 milos of roads surfaced or 12,061 of macadam or other hard surfacing, United States roads Washington hag but 2,000 les roads, tho it proximately 30,000 less miles of all} Motors corporation will erect a Bulck in Oakland, Once the position of old Dobbin, the tr that time seems to have pa eT ks Higher Work Awomobile It stands first from the total of Indiana with 41 surface, rola, with 18 surfaced, miles has ap: the General Hie. Cal, net Motor Co. “HORSE MARINES” MUST HAVE WALKED v horse, Pedd automobile manufacturers in the ‘the country boast of, that of be- Hine in a position to produce its own | utives of the comp: Product from start to finish. they will be able to Tyson added that, like factory pro. | 8,000 automobiles per PGuction, Seattle sales are gauged by{' teadily increasing pr Pthe number of Oldsmobile sixes of} month to month thru |= yarious mode}s, he is able to obtain. The dema “Phe local agency is considerably r Oldsmot 7 ahead on sales on all models, h 3 y limited and has booked a number of Christ y to prod ‘Mas orders. At this time the company Is pro-| @ucing about 5,000 cars a month and in January the total production will i Be well over 6,5 ent pla summer. Four-wheel brakes 1 by the Ls America, as extra ¢ s. By February zn Air Cushion Automobile Tire ls. New Depart omobile Co. of the exec month, with oduction from the spring and Dec. 1 AKRON, Ohio, by the com. uce ¢ are Are you a shrewd buyer? Ifso, judge this new Oldsmobile Coupe—it offers you a 42 h. p. six cylinder engine; Delco ignition; Borg & Beck clutch; body by Fisher, with heater, dome light, velure upholstery, * « $750 750 Touring Sport Touring - Roadster Ab 26. ‘The G. M. A. C. extended payment plan makes buying easy. |OLDS MOBILE: SIX Oldsmobile Motor Co. 1000 East Pike Street Judge Car Values by This New GENERAL MOTORS Achievement a SIX Coupe at 035 Ce Wins by Comparison and dozens of similar features. In addition, remember that this coupe is an Oldsmobile and a General Motors product. All this for $1035. When will you take a demon- stration? + $885 + 955 Coupe + « Sedan + « $1035 1095 All prices f. 0. b. Lansing. Spare tire and tax extra BA st-0128 ure, M If you} to road h some | ¢ have balloon f At the commu akin same time, g it was r Farmers the above mone CROP MOVEMENT IS SPEEDED » KOC r he take SS theater ay Progress Follows At * & 4% * 8 & * % idi pete Me a eam Y f Develop Speed GREATEST FACTOR IS PROGRE was in dominating prominence in celebrations and parades—but sed. As witness of that philosophic conviction, witness recently when the Pacific Coast Naval squadron paraded the streets. A fleet of new Buick roadsters bore the uniformed scene in San Francisco ito the whole fam. i farm problem, for brought ¢ a erage preter ampere riemcmammpomreme rin chyeme Me Just a hint to “Santa,” dad or some good Christmas fairy, is contained in the holiday-garbed show window, the Smallwood Motor company, East Pike st., at 12th ave., where the new Gardner sedan is on display. ‘AUTO SALES STILL GROW § PONTIAC, Motor Car company reports nalo of cars during largest that month, times those of November, 1922, Jed even the previous high No-| vember record of 1919 during a year} onsidered a banner one} car industry. | company likewise reports that | sn analysis of country-wide sales of all makes of cars abows the Oakland | advanced in sales from 19th place | n October, 1922, to 7th place in Oc-| tober, 1923, EIUG) ine ote Ye The holes are not the sharp jolt being ause the wheels are , | | A highgrade tured by the wae Jonly to the marine Pacific const, has be |able to the motoriats {automobile and tha tlonal in ius ease of high mi 1 | The ¢ age per eneral tion, a large independent producer | 7 Jand refiner of petroleum with pro 7h * jducing properties in California, | ——_———— My | Wyoming, Loulsiana and Mexico, years and has an in’ uting facilities, jae will be marked white target signs, | Mich. Dec. 15-—The} November | in hia history for) males wero three and| near #0} adually to rest and rbhed. As for fuel sts have shown that but the new tires control, In y speeds, true without tions. ntact | mbined with the 1 total of r roug’ uniformly | The Tudor Sedan is a gift every member of the family will share. It adds to daily happiness, It will extend the joyous spirit of Christ- mas to every day of the year. This new Ford type is of an excep- tionally pleasing design. Wide doors opening forward, folding right front seat, and a roomy interior make it a | convenient car to use; its high radiator, | _ SATURDAY, MORE GASOLINE | STATIONS HERE Thirty New Branches Will Supply Pr |poration and previously was uned In the earlier days of the Jand complete combustion and in its Petroleum |has done a big business in fuel ofl Jon Puget Sound for a number of Give One For Christmas Thiscarcanbeobtainedthrough the Fira Weekly Purchase Plare DECEMBER 165, 1929, Ferry Service autolsts from reach toria, B. C, Sidney ferry until next L) v pring, ‘oducts Announcement was made Satur day that that auto ferr: cry w oline manufac make its last seasonal , hy Petroleum Cor-|| Sidney at 2 p, m distributed || Wil make tts last trade on the| morning ot 9 o'clock, en made avail of 8 ttle, and i will be on sale Sunday at more|| cars to the island, according to than 30 independent garages « intormaiioniat the: ace ntationa ov the elty. | eattle head. It ts claimed that this General|] of Washington. ‘The t gton. y may be gasoline 1s similar in tts action tol] whipped on the aten the old-fashioned ganoline which | Ror Dug of the ¢ t it bs starting, excep: | clean B, C., and lon. | Corpora TIVELY AMERICAN vestment of be- with green and | car he n he named Closes Sunday Sunday {# the Inst day in which : thin section may Vancouver Iwland und Vie. » by the Anacortes. run to Sunday and run to Aus cortes for tho season on Monday ‘Two rovtes are left open to thowe desiring to transport their quarters of the Automobile ciub dian Pacific Raslway system, from Seattle direst, or they may drive to Vancouver, then ferry serous, R, ferry from Belling. was discontinued All runs will be |PRONOUNCES STUTZ DISTING. At the recent automobile show in 3 of |tween three and four million dollars | Paris one of the foremost motor car here in storage plants and distrib-|experts of Europe was asked which * car, in his opinion, was the most Stations distributing General gas. | distinctively American, For the smal} Ford, for the large car Take Your Holiday Trip ina CLEVELAND SIX SEDAN $1,625 Delivered in Seattle Seattle Automobile Sales Co. 1424 Eleventh Avenue broad cowl, sun visor, and large windows make it stylish in appear- ance. Yet it is sold at the lowest price ever asked for a Sedan—only $590 f. 0. b. Detroit. Therich, permanentlusterofits finish, the quiet good taste of its upholstery, and the ornamental treatment of its full-nickeled hardware, all help to make it a car you are proud to drive. E sae Authorized Ford Dealers Sorc CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS