The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1924, Page 13

TOMOBILE. SECT] HARRY W. BANGERT, Automotive Manager _FARMS BECKON TOURISTS ACROSS BLEWETT PASS | Yakima Valley Offers | : = COVERS ALASKA Agricultural Beauties ', | FROM SEATTLE } @diowr Car Trips Include the Castle as Won- estes eee o der of Farm Section i Som NORTH TRADE IS GOOD BY FIELDING LEMMON F ON s motor trip that is different and more ex- ] t the average one about the immediate Sound Widely Scattered Towns in t ht ke a journey thru With Yakima as a center, there are a number of beau that can | ade thru t district. The paved roads and an equal number I s a pleasure to’ travel rs to the people Yah The Castle the moter on thru more orchard ot Kotehiieann the ‘ful le bogie “ agway, Comiova, Seward ¥ ‘ take definite form Wome. It is nearly $00: Ms n the line of farms m Ketchikan to Cordova, and | Juneau is about half way from Seat o Seward, which fa over 1,600 miles away. In the second place, Alaska roads re not very good. Outside of the ities already mentioned there are very few places where automobile t anything like pleasure. And re are only a few hundred cars y a Barren stretch h, land that has not the magle wand 4 a¥ 3 = of the valley—water | All cars have to be reshipped by boat from Seattle to Alaska termi- » which adds nearly as much it charges to the delivered price Jof autos as is added to bring cars | from the In spite of all of these handicaps, W. L. Eaton reports good automobile iness with his Alaska dealers. week the San Francisco Bakery claimed to be the most beau ful in the entire state, was built by a St. Paul man who never lived to enjoy it. It ts row owned by the estate nis car had been attle before shipping it ul of the territory. coat loom sone LUIS ANGEL WILL pla SELL VELIE CARS fj Ww } rl ANKED BY TURRETS IN ANCIENT STYLE : : GASOLINE AND TIRES Nearly 9,000,000,000 gallons of gasoline were consumed in 1923 and more than 50,000,000 tires.—Automo- | bile Digest. 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