The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1925, Page 15

——— igfRDAY, NA Zz LYS CHIEF” ysits CITY 1 Fac ber Says Clevela tory Is Busy L IS SHOWN | 2 cotk | mew Durant touring car shown above anti all Durant models have been adi of Star cars handled by the Howell-Thompson Motor Co., it was announced th The model i g shown at the company's sales rooms, 404 E. Pine st b s be PROVES ALLY TO RAILWAYS |: < bene A Modern Passenger Bus of the Portland & Seattle Railway Wivays and railroads are com- | oo, S¥lam that buses aro their ally pata their rival. treet | population probably always wit d by troll Many of these buses are s ed and | pl subway Hines, There seets to be no | ‘1 | question, however, but that theso fia. | pea not exist and where the | oiijtjes will be supplemented by the fon is too thinly scattered to/ use of bus at to exiat Bus busin 4lmand for the great that a not sure infant. The de s has been eo | fact iscussion hag been mad: 4M steam tines Bthered from the Association Mat 120 street BP ates own ana 0; Nomber of indi d tld the car i. the grand to Btn in the Unites s type ¢ them. jg |and the bus each a | © a) ltransportation peculiar to sorvies, with a view of bringing out | | |tireldeal bus, is being made by many \ manufacturers. ss transportation in the center SOLID TIRE BLOWS OUT A solid rubber tire, under test at} urera,| the United states bureau of stand. | , of cars in the winter |ards, blew out when It developed a be expected. It would be little | high temperature from excessive to direct the steam from | friction within the material. The hru a heater |tire was belng tested to study the power lous of the ingredi d » MAM HEATED CARS ; of vapor cooling fs adopt b le manufact | Testing It for Autoists - HARRISBURG, Pa., March 7-— Motorists traveling thru the state of | Pennsylvania may be assured of a 0 STRANGERS . Cal, pollde drop a card nobiles parked » they) vnitary and disease-proot water t be, giving @ friendly warn : o their drivers, The supposition supply. the cars belong to strangers ‘The assurance comes from offorta » not famillar with the elty’s | o¢ the state department of health to diet she keep all sources of water supply lalong the state highways in a health {ul condition, ‘hese efforta have boon directed toward inspection of the sources and approval of thore found healthful. Signs are now distributed along | roads, telling motorists ware they S$ TIRE COST annual tire consumption car at present is 274. The 6 in 1916 was 4.6 tires, or al- » for each wheel and a ee A aon caine may find sanitary water supply. | } Further inspection and testing of a Disc the’ water 4s contemplated for this | “Viscount on Three Brand New J) sins s tna: more sources of sion F supply may be afforugd me-orlsts. | emcees eniane se } RICKENBACKER SIXES Is. Must me ney fan Jorie | Production of 000 cars and | , Must make vided for 1925 Series ltrucks is shown fe anuary, an in. | lcrease of & per cent over that of De- comber, ‘This, however, was a de Jerense of 29 per cent frrom the production in January, 1924, ' MONTH'S OUTPUT | ERST 1830 Broadway CLINE & AY In 1907 only chassis and body were yold by motor manufacturers, NEW ALL-STEEL OVE Overland fans have been awaiting the new all-stecl sedan, Model § io ren tised. 7 f { steel sedan, Model 91, which has been widely advertised. The new up the! Willys 1s the lowest priced 5-passenger closed car with sliding gear transmission, C. C. Cole l wh r of the firm, is admiriny the new Overland prize There in grave that the AN motor bus on ¥ ‘ gp tobe Rushed From the Factory. Wy depend tf aaa not 2 vet Hi} | Place Your Order Now and Avoid Disappointment! ar We Have Never Had One New Model Maxwell in Our Pos- PAGH 16 ADD DURANTS 10. STAR LINE | First Shipment and Parts THE SEATTLE STAR ‘ = aoe ope asec a Se: : FEW CARS HAVE O. K. HEADLIGHTS, CENSOR OF AUTO LAMPS SAYS | )|WELL, WHY NOT? —~ | Now Someone Will Suggest $ | Branding Drivers, Too RLAND ON DISPLAY HACINE Wis, Marele 7 The way to reduce stcldents Is {0 | Stock Received Here Drage Uie reckless dr . 4 This is the » ented > ore by Dr KR. ©. Th Racine ; k He elaborates the idem as fol t n od t lows. i 1 ne A Mer | ‘I propose that every motorist — | convicted in a court of record of & tralfle Hobe p at the dive of the Judge, In addition t other any penalty ed, by having « permanent mark or punch made thru his Heense plate upon or oo... Dr, Thackeray would have this rt Aire mark repeated on L . as long from this penalty would be those and he we have different tried by justices of the peace marks for different offenses. ‘Pho eclally where speed traps are only cases he would exelude tained. 1 Wi A CLEAN SWEEP . 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