The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1924, Page 7

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She sang an aria from “La Boheme,” on which she had | Ijust practiced before her teacher, To Barbecue Grizzly |Musical, and divs Naas wes ne Ceonmat aca te | ge it bac! © routl of for Winter Festival | Found Him Guilty Bear A mapa Hara a ccert BANFF, Alta. Jan. 2.—A grizzly} INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 2 | page, or whatever the chorus had to bear barbecue will be a feature of|Perpetration of musical atrocities | rer the Winter carnivel to be held here/ upon an innocent world must not 5 eral months Inter, In Boston, a ia February. prejudice a jury In a liquor caso, hematia th Petans a SESE EOE Judge A, B. Anderson has ruled in pacer tis ae lle You haven't hed reading the | federal court here. . chgeotaes he “ad until you have read the want} John Sadler of eae wan on nna ia} charged with y federal orohibition Ia THE BIGGER VALUES SEEN IN AUTOS Business Competition will Grow Greater, Claim SEAT T Competition rained to the “Nth” dogreo will feature the automotive industry during 1024, with the result} that the automobile buying public will recelve the g t dollartor- dollar value over known, A. B. ©, Hardy, president and general man: ager of tho Olds Motor works, told 76 service managers representing Oldsmobile distributors from all soc: | tions of the United States and Can: ada, at a meeting at tho Lansing, factory thin week. “The present competition in tho Automobile business will grow hdtter | during the coming year,” declared Hardy, “And, as in similar occur: Fences in other industries, tho entire condition will resolve {tself into a question of economics. Tho company which can maintain production and eliminate every unnecessary cost, no matter how small, will be the ono to Weather the storm. MORE CARS IN LESS SPACE “There are probably only al few! big companies which could do what the Olds Motor works, aided by the General Motors corporation, has just accomplished in the reequipping of {ts Immense plant to produce the new line of six-cylinder cars—tho lowest priced six-cylinder cars in the | world, It meant a sacrifice of equip- ment that was but a few years old, but which had bocome obsolete, due} to new designs and advanced meth- Oda of manufacture, It meant the expenditure of more than $2,000,000 for new machinery so that manufac turing costs could be reduced. The Tesult in that we are, using loss plant space than ever before and are turn- ing out more automobiles per day. What tho General Motors cor- poration has done and is doing to reduce the cost of producing auto- mobiles was described by B, C. Koether, director of the sales, ser- | | and found one in progress. vico and advertising sections of the i i fese advisory nt General Motors, Second at University—Arcade Square | “Let mo aing.” sho begged, im-|rhry star ae |pulsively, “Haven't you time for|«the number of different small | mer” parts being used In General Motors cars has been reduced during a year’s period, which saving wa passed on to purchasers of General| Motors cars, “The combined ages of the auto- mobile divisions of General Motors! give the corporation a total of 11 years of experience In automobt! L E | S'TAK BUT DON’T TELL A SOUL Marie Mosquini is married. Yes, sir! And she kept it a secret for a long time. Husband of the famous screen star is Roy A. Harlow, prominent New York business man. The| ceremony was performed last August, Can a woman keep a secret? Say! Denmark Will Get U. S. Car Factory DETROIT, Mich. 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