The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1924, Page 14

[vbrication | ie | dee Question ns < “ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY Staff r? Automotive Engineers oa ~ - Question = | why Answer used gine will hold of kerosene. On ad sine ae = DANGER MONTH: Soe TS OCTOBER diately « mainin duetr follows: 2, Rem motor Autumn Driving Is Great— but Watch Your Step that ce to use. slowly under ti five minutes. nd drain this oll. | ¢ the most popul of the year an U with prog tor oll, @r amount of fresh m Question: The My car emits a vc White smoke. I have been te it is caused by o Please why and how it m Answer: speak of it caused by off, Dut this ts not oll. If your car ts tn feal condition, this smc by having too muc ease. The ex its way to the and burns, speak of. Tf you are sw Ks but your ol! Rew the pistor an oil-sav groove will pr Tf the eng will be ders an most dangerd 2m 1 ways dur ssive amoun mbustion chamb emittin smoke were crowded joca!_ motorists opportun at is being the dew t loaves. “Cold days in O larly cold night curtains in the « the Answer: This is purely a mechan- teal difficulty res’ « from the Joint between the engine block and €rankease not being tight. 'T Up the bolts. This will pre Correct the difficulty. If it mot, crankcase shou be removed and a new gasket 1 between @ngine block and the Question: Are the operating con ditions encountered in transmission and rear axles of automobils as Severe as those encountered in the ber, and particu: for the rain of open cars call accident ure an Te JAIL AUTOS Tubrication of internal combustion engines? Answer: While. the operating Conditions encountered in transmis @ion and rear axles of autom farm tractors and similar mac’ @re not as severe as those ¢ tered in the lubrication of interna! Gombustion engines, they present however, problems which demand serious consideration Owing to the peculiar construction of these mechanisma, where high Speed revolving shafts pass directly thru the case, the problem of pre-| glazed alippt proven effec Venting leakage necessitates the use catches fire of highly viscous olls and often the! plaster the mud from a use of gear compounds. nearby dite It is an ef. Parts to be lubricated In these Sear boxcs consist of plain, ball and roller bearings, together with en-| fectual extin; down at street intersections. n\ Mate DELIVERY ( ongtn n city of Balt Md, as a | for a new . ovement. Ite has retur to Jar ying Ameri highway m, with the story -MONTHS-OLD COMPANY Studebaker Exhibit el? Orders to Sands Co, e ed was tho biggest ever done by | OLD TAKES ON NEW K Japan, one of the ‘most ent cit {the world, in taking Don't depend on your horn to clear This is the new home of the Howell-Bonness Star Motor ' Howell and George L. Bonness. EBERHARTER GETS MORE SPACE yuaT west au a believed to be one of the spaces on | wan rf opened by rage, Inc, a 13,000. | air establishmen st | > display ently the three- 603) garage headquarters a! cars for there now. parking space on company for the use of pro: { ! Free © a be van or YR SED CARS RESPONSIBLE TERAS-TRADES gi inabes USED CARS Above—The new open-air sales department of Eberhar- 8 Garage, Inc., at Third and Virginia, covers 13,000 square feet and is one of the largest on the coast, Below—Eberharter’s three-story garage building at 503\. Weatlake ave. N., which formerly housed both and shop departments, now devoted exclusively to reconditioning used cars. _Autos Should Grab Off | Mg. steam chassis sales Q Standard equipment includes four-wheel brakes, dise steel wheels, balloon tires, permanent top, Fisher Bodies, one-piece ventilating windshield on clased types, Duco finish, centralized controls, indirectly-lighted unit instrument panel, automatic spark control. Q, Glass enclosures for open cars at small added cost, Roadster $1095; Touring $1095; Special Roadster $1195; Special Touring $1195; Landau Coupe $1295; Coupe for Four $1395; Sedan $1545; Landau Sedan $1645; Prices at Factory Spend an hour in an Oakland Six and you will understand why this car is winning and holding the good will of all who buy it. = Ox-Cart Work in India Few Railroads. to , Compete in Freight} and B63 Hauling, Report ITH 2 population of 320,004 railways connect only the larger 4 productive area of more than cities, a million square m and a grow At many points the traffic is ing need for motor transport, India| handled inadequately and lack of Dossesses potentialities beyond com.| cars on occasion has necessitated puting for automotive the sale of American products, according to Percy Owen, Chief automo fon, department of comr part dus time operation in various in railroads, in stl their vo divis-| adequ ree and equip the United States Last year, 0,000,000 ton miles was exporting stich products to India at {19.000,000,000 passenger miles of An average rate of $162,000 worth| traffic. But this represents only per month; and during the first six|*he railroad months of this year, the been $200,000 per month rate ha Since the The great quantity is handied in of traffic a twowheel ox depression which followed the ab-, cart, of which the latest census normal year of 1920, the rate of| says there are 5,750,000. High: exports has been eadily pward, Way traf! thru the centuries and nothing is now in sight on the! with ox and camel trans. nie horizon to disturb the ex-| ation of continued expansion in Promising market i To realize fully the transpor problem in India today is yreciate her need of the port has been « part of the life eople and Is so today, ater extent than by the railroads. A new develop: ment of highways along auto: motive lines seems natural and tomobile car and truck. With in fact probable, | three time sthe population of This is*the broad aspect. of’ the the United States, India has but | Indian market. Coming closer to 37,000 miles of railroad, as com. the situation as it actually oxists our 000. _ The at present, it is found that the auto =!motive trade has n constantly Improving since 192 situation ‘this year for the immediate and that tho and the outlook | future are equal NORTHWEST OAKLAND co. ly encouraging tive exports, American automo represented by ship nts from both the United States! Poriand and Canada, are increasing steadily | and thelr total volume already | Fare $6.50 shows India to be one of the beat] MOTOR BUS DE! foreign markets for the Amorican 1918 Third Ave, manufacturer PRODUCT GENERAL | The upward trend of the market| during the first half of 1924 has} hown that the revival in the auto |} motive trade ts of more than tem:| U.S. NAVY YARD F iry character. Altho the still BREMERTON-CHARLESTO: thcomplete quidation of surplus Pra d SHARUESTON:. iHoompleted. liquidation urbin Fustesver ane fete | stocks un adverse factor, dis: | | Pal Cotman Dock |{ributors and dealers are decidedly MOTORS } 5 n0 optimustic, Imports for the. first | Banday, Special’ irip. every fad | five Months of this year are nearly | turday and Sunday 9:30 p. m. very trip « Ferry ‘Telp-except- ing 7:15 a, 1(0 per cent greater than tho period of last year ame | Condenser or coll should bo re d if weak. Don't wait till you Might on a rainy nlight 10 miles from the nearest garage, Co., B| Stand Clear! France SAFETY SOUGHT: Ohio Opens Big Campaign; IOLUMBUS, ©., Oct | highway officia NEW HOME FOR J STIR AUTOS Howell-Bonness Get Larger Quarters; 4 Months Old IN NEW HEADQUARTERS »f t for ‘ me w * “ t { Star x ni ‘ This new f only 4b c STAR AGENCIES STAGE TEST Dulmage and Howell-Bon- ness Start Non-Stop Run BY G. LUCULs BUTLER at Pine and Bellevue. Inset left and right, are H. L. potr he local _ Pecks Speed Laurels .: ase Weight With 37-Inch Tread |: in Rear; Front Is Standard 1,2 made age Motor Co., and and hways elt remov d and ra 5 0 wat 1 can be added during the test. This means that the car ts ex- jackets and the same pected to finish the 96-hour run, advantageous points covering an approximate distance car! of 2,000 miles, on its original oil and water supply. The Star car, with Jack Holmes time ¢ dur will be an eight, ‘ each at the wheel, left the Public Safety ' carburetor r n with a police r > permit a full 1 to the filling Dn sports at the highest ps e. and BStew- mpany the car Traffic Sergeant Joe ning the gas tank g and sealing, pro- the fan belt, reg- . Beal the radi d started the car out streamlining eloped to the ul speed feature Removal of natural or other obstructions to the view of mo- ata torists at all danger points, * Fosters Hazard Warfare the comple H. O. ts to stop .-¢ Holmes and C. C. for the Howell- R. V. Rawi- , and George and Irving Frank of 8. Dulmage (Jack) Christensen in. | the W nee medical tests are neces. e a driver of an automo- The Hood Is Sealed Wednesday A new Flint Six 55 left Seattle Michigan, 3,100 miles distant. for Flint, Sherman W. Bushnell, J. B. Hughes and Allan P. Lacy, winners of the World Flight contest, promoted by the Seattle Automobile Company and Aaron Reese, shop superintendent, are endeavoring to pilot the Flint from Seattle to Flint, Michigan, without breaking the official seals on the hood. This trip is a reward offered to the salesmen of the Seattle Automobile Company who were able to sell the most cars during the progress of the U. S. Army’s World Circling Flight. Watch the papers for further notice regarding this trip. Seattle Automobile Co. Established 1903 1424 Eleventh BA st-0462 Open Sundays and Evenings