The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1925, Page 13

* SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925 THE J ATTLE came ag ee coke coe ee ie I a ee Ne ree ee ee ee TOMOBILE. SECTI HARRY W. BANGERT, Automotive Manager co — Traffic Cop Is Relic, New Endurance meronne| MAN AND CAR UNDER GRUELLING TEST Hung Up With 1925 Olds Five Days’ Continuous Driving With 3,558 Miles Covered Is “Smiles” Marrow’s Stunt Deo ne B pare Jus “BUICK SALES ON 13} Business Was Slow BY JIM FENTON Sales Manager Eldridge Buick Co. Maxwells and Chryslers | Robt. P. Fite to Head Sales | in Southern California Z : ed pe : MOTOR MAKERS | the past. year, as | SHOULD BUY UP | danas or om ; ALL USED CARS Feb. 2 nstance, from July 2 LAKE CITY ests tha Ney back cars unfit te at the maxamur t ma and Ch the typewrit amd sewing = machine the Ame 1 with the Fourth wounded three time 1 ie. , \ ee tei, : und was awarded the coveted Croix Robert P. Fite hd intensive sales pro wood, he took a Chev in Bakersfield, with the Durant or" Announcement of Fite’s a4 Southern California | which will be received | automotive trade with | was made here yesterd I faux, vice president « ger of the Durant Motor C immediately to be leading |fornia, If | ment occu i t Sta organ-|in the he Uniform License Plates Urged for All States {Greater Safety From Theft and Simplified who have driven other cars know Traffic Check Are Results that a Buick steers and parks with Pad icshel ies aAAEa Rita than tie |ahalberre dob AMG: oust ies aesttes less effort, that it starts immedi- Liveatastiche sageta report by Tay [sg snesbe: is oasclitc’ nese esate a M. Hudson, chief of the division of | plates. It ought to save money for ately after long, cold waits, and j simplified practice, “department of |all three of these interests. that Buick 4-wheel brakes keep a Buick out of traffic trouble. Is it any wonder that so many Buick Mr. Hue enthusiasts are women ? DUPON ————————— oo fac f plates, mounted in tions and with standard- ring cod tainly ought n easier, more ‘ought out in levelopment ynference on and posit en sent to motor | . police chiefs, | ca te |Ex-Star Singer es a Buys Oldsmobile jaztions inter: | y on the high-| In 1905, at Atlantic City, Thos, J, discussed of the| Quigley, at that time one of the 1 other authoritic or clubs, aute dge-Buick Company, Seattle, Washington. | way ‘ ee: a ad need of & for plate punching, | best known singers of the country, Please send me catalogue and information regarding iountings, t ze of plate, size of sang the “Merry Oldsmobile” song. Buicks. Also your easy payment plan. numerals, standards for materials,| Mr. Quigley writes us this week from standard codes of numbering, loca-| his home in Chicago, sending us one }tion on the motor car, and illumi | of the old covers of that great waltz j nation, as well os of the co-ordina-| song, showing his photograph taken | tion of color selection. 20 years ago, and advises that he Meet cece tere cence ces sceessbeeeee sess s ete ssess ests ssesse® |} “phe usefuine of the standard} did not dream at that time that he | license 5 e in traffic control and| would ever «ee the improvements regulation can be “tly enhanced | that exist in the Oldsmobile of today. by study and co-opreative action by|He kas purchased a model 30 coupe | all concerned,” says the report. “It | and states that it is satisfactory from is obvious that as the importance of| every standpoint and he will take the license number fs accentuated or | pleasure in recommending the Olds- emphasized, it will have a definite] mobile to any friends in the market effect on many would-be reckless | for a car at a reasonable price, drivers. When it becomes easier to} get the number, and there js less pos lity of error, many a chance- UNIFORM TRAFFIC LAWS er will drive more sanely. Perhaps the most important item in | andM@uization of license plates|the recommendations of the Hoover | helps the car builder to provide a|national conference on street and standard location for them, a stand-| highway safety, which adjourned re. EA st-0342 East Pike at Harvard ard method of mounting, gnd a|cently at Washington, was the call ing | From Pakersfield, Fite went to} os Angeles where, in 1922, he grew | dealer in Southern 1] rt rep:| “The traffic officer of city, town | late | or state is aided in his work. Stand- | Ber nee Steady Growth Shown While LIVE WIRE HAS REJOINS BOSS!" DURANT JOB lc. B. Carmichael Will Sells OF Non Sto, L SEALED O01 Deno gineers to Hold |Students Eligible Eight Conventions to of members of the 59,173 people visited the Overland showroom durin Auto Show week in NewYor OVERLAND“: SEDAN ELEaSenn ee ener ere cn sw PETE ee BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM standard method of adequately illum-for a uniform system of traffic laws, ¢ Says Ed Rickenbacker New Conditions Make Duties Odious to Mo- torist and Office, Says Car Manufacturer However, it is t CHANDLER DISPATCH ONLY $495 VERY EASY TERMS! EBERHARTER’S GARAGE, INC. | - THIRD AT VIRGINIA | rather $80. |" Engineers’ A nts of enginee pur Revolutionary Advance in Driving Vision Overland’s adoption of all-steel bodies is admit- tedly one of the most important advances ever made in the low-priced field. Sales of the new Overland all-steel Sedan are literally pyramid- ing. People are keenly aware of the advantages of steel construction— cularly the greatly increased range of driving vision. Besides its all-steel body, the Overland Sedan gives you bigger power . .. patented Triplex Springs .. . stronger axles. . . bigger propeller shaft . . . balanced crankshaft .. . bigger brakes . . . disc-type clutch... simpler lubri- cation .. . sliding gear transmission. A very inexpensive car to buy—and a very economical car to run. Extremely easy terms. : S$ Coupe Sedan $585 Lowest Priced Closed Car with Doors Front and Rear fob Toledo WILLYS-OVERLAND PACIFIC CO. Twelfth and East Pine EA st-0660 Dunn Motors, Inc. C. T. Hamilton 2132 Third Ave, MA in-6910 5903 Ratnier Ave. RA nier-0057 University Motor Co. Anderson Motor Sales Co. 1031 University Way ME Irse-149 6801 Greenwood Ave. SUN nset-0228