The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1925, Page 13

THES HARRY W. BANGERT, finy Cars and Gorgeots| EATTLE STAR Automotive Manager TOMOBILE. SECTIG "THIS TRUCK IS POPULAR IN CALIFORNIA Wuggernauts in ail “Over There” Ahead of U. S. especially for him looks more like an old-time horse drawn coach than a modern auto mobile, But it is so constructed as to give its owner the height so| of comfort and pleasure Mautomodile Dev in nt, Claim | | | taxes, high have driven th art from t could | tat wi pest exe! a hod. It is said §. despite recky troy oernt ad at even NEW YORK. rry two pass SAN FRANCISCO. crc we HEADACHE TRUCK =" 1$ COMING Figgas to these attempts at econ- am some of the most Forgeo White With Bromo- Seltzer | Makes Record Run | = are intended m princes of I countries, Ww The “headache” persist | Seattle this we: costing not one. cent for repairs Traveling 6,000 miles via the National Old Trails, this White truck set a perfect record between New York, ‘or adjustments over the entire journey. Merriam. FOREIGN FREAK y ri vad York city to Important Coast cities, a Lie. INVITED PUSH INSURANCE in at thelr local br neh office with 100 per cer rere ot ad truck areived Pease: and Seattle, @ tran ie Maharajah of Alwar, for | tinental t ated by the _Bromo-Seltzer C ‘0., and driven by E. M. has hed a Lanchester an F 4 visit to all of Leaving New York on November 4, aw Lane _truck owned = by the manu facturer® pf Bromo-Seltzer checked | it 10 SE FLINT |e recon of having made annrox'-| California Legislature May | mately 6,000 miles without costin, " | ; ‘ chairg adjustments o| Force It on Motorists . | enance. — | Demonstration Will a is shes a record Iract New “Prospects nental truck runs compulsory Insure driver of the four-/The amount of in stated that this way|to $10.0 © many records held| One bi nadic motor whic ‘om ould make the owner of | Hable tor death or injury thru negligence of It ha or <6 staton fx Hiw'travele. Tt has nade trips from New York to resort in Florida. Twice has d the Indianapolis races. Ax run from Ch: the Mardi Gr and {it Was an ever-present reminder at | 6° th | for suspension | © for six fon for viola: | r vehicle act | for s mechanical ,on, all trucks to. control Several other bills atm commercial vehicles, Jone of which would impose a 14 per cent on the gross recetp | |their owners | eral other bills have been intro. | od, most of them calling for so: ane on the} neial return to the state for t luse of a motor vel = are of months ptt Frost, sales ma jthere will be no ob! Same ating one of these Rat may signal the driv Bat fit band the advantages |both republican and democratic na-| Mitts aake of car: | tional conventions, will start Monday | This is its frat trip to the Pacific ‘and continue daily thruout | coast, where it has been used In gen. nem 9 4. m, to ¢ v. m. era) publicity for the past €9 days A few days will and other cities in should be adranced as|then it will leave for of the car increases. |return trip to New Y “lauto pictured here i enclosed under the B be any cor conside rable speed. For Ten Years -DePeNDABLE FREE ROADS Exceptional dependability has been a char- acteristic of Dodge Brothers Motor Car since the day the first of these sturdy cars was marketed. Not once in a decade has it failed to uphold and enhance its reputation for faithful per- formance, The reason for its consistent goodness and continued betterment points directly back to the ideals of the founders. tration and license fees after a lim: of fl oe ited fod of tii in dit t series of annual models, they determined to. tho dues paid to his own state. For ‘ | years, it was pointed out, tho concentrate on the perfection of a single association ‘haa taken the position chassis, that the practice was a serious hin. Dodge Brothers Motor Car today is the drance to the development of touring at tho same time that it provided a embodiment of that ideal—an ideal that will endure as long as the institution itself. Would Eliminate License Collection WASHINGTO: From the natic American Au ot lay that to secure for uso of the roads without restr as to registration fees or licens other than the motor vehicle gas tax they along. Tho alm of tho A. A. A. ts to secure by stato action th abolition of she system of limited automobile procity whereby the motor tov {9 compelled to pay to states regis- now pay as they legal mask for mulcting automobile owners of many millions of dollars every year and subjected them to {n- numorable delays and annoyances. Up to the present only 14 states and the District of Columbia have put full reciprocity into effect. A motorist from any of these may fo into any of the other 13 and use his original state license plate #0 long as it is good without being required to pay for additional registration nnd Iicenag plates. In the remaining 4 states tho time limit varies all the way from six Road Bulletin ] CROREE Vs ead th ales Dot RR KING COUNTY ROAD BULLETIN ‘Thomas Kt. Beeman King County Engineer WEEK ENDING MAROH 7, 1925 All paved roads in good condition. Itenton-Mapie Valley — Pavement from Renton four miles east; balance fair WL.-atom East Pine ot Summit EA st-0313 ek Dinmond; Paved for 1% miles out of Kent; threo gravel roads At end of paving; falr condition, Maple Valley-Black Diamond: ravel, Black Diamond-Enumclaw: dition, Sunset Itighway— 1 quah: Payod. reston: Paved. onal Clty: Good gravel. Clty-North Bend: Good gravel, Bend, East: Opon to point 7 lew east of North Bend, Snoqualmie, Faas! Clowed. Vanaquah-Newport: Good. Aubuen-Ilack Diamond: Via Soon Crook; o_noction good. ae Mighways Gooa Good con: Tagen by Open to Bky- Woodinville-Duvatl: Fair, Kent-Des Moines: Now pavement; grav- ‘el agction good. Europe also excels in the freakishn an example. hood. ation | certa ely launched }t taxes | used they pay their own states and the} progressive BO | wald. of its designs. The} n ALA. DEMANDS DODGE POLICY IS SOUND Double | Used Cars Win Good Will by Rendering Service Investigate any phase of Dodge Brot business and you will find lefinite, clearly understand {ples under which both fac: ealers operate, xays W. L. lgo Brothers dealer. in particular the policies vice and used cars. » Brothers position on the ar question has been clear and from the outset,’ he “They have always insisted that dealers handle only good used cars and have emphasized over and over again tho importance of the | used car buyer's good will. Woe re gard every used car purchaser as a potential new car buyer and treat him accordingly. We reconon Dodge Brothers used cars in such a thoro way that we feel absolutely sure that buyers will recelve a dollar in satisfactory value for every dollar invested. “Take the question of service. Dodge Brothers dealers do not give so-called ‘freo service,’ but they do provide good service. The reputation of dealers the world over will bear out this statement, I am sure. “Dodge Brothers aro against so- called ‘free service’ because this «lm. ply means that enough is added to the price of tho car to cover the cost of a ‘free service’ policy. In that way tho buyer not only pays for his service in advance, but he pays for something tho dealer is giving to another owner, as ho himself may happen to require less service than other purchasers, At any rate he pays, whether he gots it or not." abl DOUBLED IN THREE YEARS Automobile traffic on New York highways doubles every three years, according to Col. William H. Ache- son, state highway engineer. ON VIEW IN EUROPE Twenty American “auto manufao- turers have shipped thelr best sam- ples to Geneva for the motor salon held thero in spring. France alone exceeds America by the number of exhibits at this ealon. Des Molnes-Tacoma Highline—Gooa. Naches Pass, Uxcellent condition tn King county; open to point 8 miles east of Enumclaw. ‘| take Forest Park-North Trank conneo- thon: One mile pavement excellent; balance good gravel. Nellevue-Kedmond: Good gravel. Kedmond-Fall City: Good gravel Beattle-| Moines—Hrlek tion in ing fill Moines, Yarrow Point Nond: New pavement open. 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