The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1924, Page 15

rengh | py the Champ! ns adopted its home tands on hie SATURDAY, MARC THE SEATTLE S8TAR MRMY OFFICER | Auto Mouse TAKES STAR | — | yitchell Chooses Second | Car for Islands | hb M, Mitchell, com in the Ha od vehicle CHAMPION PLUG W BIG RACE Beverly Hills Speedsters Give Them Severe Strain | sented by the W.S. Dulmage Motor Co. piles ia 1024's fr mary 4, by avera: our, used Ch ty Wonderlich, who Harry Harts, who finish @ch of the other sever qpong the first 10, used Champions the race, Furthermore, not | bigel im any of these cars was! over the entire distance. So} @ pace was set that only 11 of | 37 cars which started could con-/| to the finish. | drove the entire race| @ stop, leaping Into the lead | first lap, and never relinquish: | le grip on first place. Wonder was jess than three miles. be- | at the finish and only 40 sec. | ahead of Hartz. | light change tn de} fo facilitate more rapid cooling, | B piugs in each car were exactly the Champions used in the var. finds of automobiles, sald O. C. chief engincer of t ALLIOPE SOLO NOW OFFERED OVER RADIO it last—a wireless parade! ‘§ what listeners-in thought Bight recently when the straina| cirens calllope were picked up| an Atlanta, Ga., station. A e . 3 ‘of pink popcorn and a glass of | specially-built stage in the corner of the showrooms of the de were all that the recetving | st. at 10th ave., by A. R. (Charlie) Tyson. | WINS THE CENTER OF THE STAGE | binations, | APR: In announcing that the Willys-| ounces of rine. Place a little Overland factory will produce more | of this solution on a piece of guuze cars in the next few months than|and wipe over the glass in a thin ever before in @ like period, John N.| layer, using a downward stroke. Willys said that the force of men e 4 who build the Willys Knight and| Don't shift from third to second tor will not happen again, } Overland cars is being increased over | or first gear when the car is rum = all previous numbers Here's the new Oldsmobile sport touring gutomobile as exhibited the past week on a Oldsmobile Motor Co., E. Pike) needed to make the {llus- ‘coraplete, mat. fhe night patrolman of Atlanta's minwhari tie ness ots || SEQttle Auto ow Swooped down on the sidestreet | the calliope was playing. . » . they learned the whyfor of the t Be reek a wert oC te Visitors Discover He spirit of the occasion and helped A . . ia ty win the crown of haviog tos All S 1 i utos imttar MTbe notes sounded larger than bp apical hun] Are automobiles, in thelr general jpoints at which similartty begins— Teported. appearance, losing the olf distinctive |tho in this part there are many z |lines and taking on @ character of | striking dissimilarities, notable in the 1S SILVER JUBILEE similarity? Frankiin and Paige as distinguished UMM year’s txday Vicycle In| So tt would geom, in the viewpoint |from other makes. But the general Square Garden marke the |of many visitors at the 1924 “spring | Utline of the radiator and the up- Giver jubilee of this popular sport | opening” observed this past week by ward slope to the rear of the aver- fixture. It is just 25 years since the | Seattle automobile dealers. While) "6° hood Is allke, it ts pointed out, |] metropolis. Miller and Waller | {little touches, many visitors have |touring cars particularly, ls another tomprised the winning team in the| voiced the opinion that progress In|almost conventionalized item this I iaitial contest. motorcar design hag progressed to n|senson as are the general design of ‘ point where the general outline of|one-man tops and the fender flares, & million used automobiles | the automobile is alike in most {n-|Drum-type headlights and the grad- stances, uation of the body sides are other They point to the treatment of the | similar characteristics. hood and radiator design as tho| put thru it all the Individual Hines = Jaro not lost—they are rather merged | HUT} | ITT] | © & general American model auto- went 1} |mobile, with each maker and design- representing a capital $158,820,000. HIenore Attack on | Teachers’ League | Seattle teachers, who indorsed Rev Edward Lincoln Smith and John B. |Shorrett for the school board, will ignore an attack upon them by the| Voters’ Information league, thru its |secretary, J. V. A. Smith, M. J. | Hughes, president of the High School Teachers league, mid Saturday. | | Smith attacked the indorsement of | |the tearhers, declaring they should | not meddie in politics, Hughes said | that the teachers consider themselves citizens, therefore shall indorse whom | their Judgment directa, Jap Friends at Annual Banquet Dr. H. H. Gowen and Col. B. G Griggs wore principal speakers Fri- day evening at the first annual! |dinner of tho Japan society of| Beattie, held at the New Washing: | ton. The society is formed to pro- |mote friendlier relations with | Japan. Four Japanese are among | the officers. A native Japanese | dance by four Oriental girls was a| part of the program. | the first calliape concert. first of the long grinds was held in|each make of motorcar has {ts own| Treatment of the swellback fn | | er giving it his own Interpretation. i Y ow’re Right— it’s the lowest priced SIX in the world. Oldsmobile, working with General Motors, now offers you one of the greatest values in the history of the industry. OLDSMOBILE SIX OF GENERAL Prices f.0.b, Lancing | Oldsmobile Motor Company 1000 East Pike Street East 0128 Ee lay, Showing All Models in Our | alesroom | CURBSTONE MECHANICS HELPED GASS RUN DOWN A LOOSE WIRE-WHILE : h hilhhilT_———> = i . DIGG FOUND THREE Do TT M | OS HAMMeRs, A PAIR OF PLIERS Pring Display, Sh AND A’SPRING BOTTOM OIL CAN. (GASSAWAY MILES BY STAN] SAY ELECTRICITY OULDNT FIND 1TS WAY ABOUT THAT MESS OF COLOR IN TAGS The prevailing colors for the 1924 | Mcense tags in the states are black or blue plates with white numerals. | Sixteen states use these color com-|found useful in ing the win ~| New Danger of Travels Girls, Beware! Wild Beasties Lurk in Motorcars Now BY NICK SCHWARTZ 1 he nd te autoists, beware! Appreciation TESTLAKE CHEVROLET CO, is four months old today. In the month of February we delivered 119 new Chevrolet cars to Seattle purchaser more cars than were delivered in February by any other dealer in low priced cars in the entire Northwest, with the exception of WASHBURN CHEVROLET CO. of this Thanks We thank all our friends who helped make this result possible and we especially acknowledge the courte and co-operation of our principal competitor—THE WASHBURN CHEVROLET CO.—without whose friendly assistance it would have been impossible for us to overcome the physical difficulties in delivering 119 cars in one month by a new concern. WESTLAKE aiffer COMPANY “Seattle's Big Downtown Dealer” 118 Westlake Ave. N. gentleman friend look under tho » |them may lur | You've 4 of, probably ne | ponsibly ¢ creamed at most likely you know ther including field mice, b thers, But you've ne ard of the auto moune. reporter claims the distinc vering this new member The reporter has a | car—not @ Ford—and like most other cars it has o partment under neath the front seat for tools and| tire repair outfit, ‘The reporter had no reason to lift the front seat for | several days but—then c: a blow out—yes, a tire, And he lifted the front seat. Followed a surprise! Two big, fat |mice jumped out from the maze of patches, cloths, cement and the rest of a’ kit that was everything but useful, scooted under ] Phone EL iot-4501 ok The newest Star sport touring car, an example of which was recently purchased by Lieut, Col. Ralph M. Mitchell, | disappeared. The reporter £ a NOTE—Now unloading 10 carloads of new Chevrolets, all models ;| Coast Artillery corps (above), will feature the United Automobile exposition in Seattle next week, This model is pre-| Bovey, cown thie . but where COME AND SEE THEM MONDAY. oa newly mice, There were © the two had been ther built nest, and it explained th Jeon for the sudden disappe the day before, of some of t pad-| ding inside the front seat cushion. |No Shortage of Raid Nets Large | Fruit Cars Seen| Plenty of “reefers” to handle the} Ans The following nula has been shield clear in wet weather: One [dram of a6 » chloride (common sale), one @ uc Northwest fruit crop of|¥V y and e of water, and two! th ave, Fri railway. He or a bumper crop. CRE shortages in this t Que to precautions tok ning at high speed onds. = eaaeemene wwmmem amas) G5. Every spring the demand for Ford Cars is several hundred thousand greater than the available supply. Place your order immediately, to avoid delay in delivery. Ford fotorGompany, Detroit, Michigan NOTE: A small payment down puts your name on the preferred delivery list. See the Nearest Authorized Ford Dealer Fora CARS -TRUCKS- TRACTORS Amount of Beer nt Prohibition Agent W. M gents raided 1624 night and seized quart bottles of home-brewed S|beer and 20 gallons of brew, and rrested Ed Olson as the proprietor. writt|that their husbands were spenjing by |their time and money there. caused