The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1925, Page 11

iene ante vr. 2 722 Fore = | vice, One of them ts shown Bales of the new Ca the first week sin were 40 per cent the first week after of the V-63 models tr passed by a wid ing week wales hist livery also 86 per previous week. Ample fustifi expenditure of t tal involved tn creating the Improved Cadillac and the price is scen in these Lawrence P. Fisher, pre general manager of the Motor Car company, “Few peopie realize ‘mount of time, cap: Fequired to bring o Proved model,” he say ment of two and on! lars in jigs. tools Yo Incorporate th only a part price. great facturing equipment were also new foundries pleted at an a and one-fourt ‘were built dent and | Cadillac the great al and effort | ew and im- “Our make possible est e Manufacturing. The new car | first one for which all of our foun- Gry work has been done at . pany’s main plant “fa our planning !t was our be Nef “hat the improvements in qual ity in the engine, chassis and body, nd improved performance, grea @urability and more pleasing | ‘would give Cadillac a greatly tn- ereased market our first week's sales wo see an overwhelming vote in favor of our Judgment. “In the maintenance of qual the personal interest taken ir mew car by the entire factory ganization is a tremendous asset ‘The men who generate th force behind this car TRIES 63 CARS, AND STILL HE’S TRYING TO FIND AN “IDEAL” "PHERSON, Kan., Aug. 29. He says he's hard to please, but keeps on trying to find an ideal car Helmer Ek has owned 63 cars, Tepresenting 36 different makes, Guring the past nine years, and he’s still window shopping for some more. He's never owned a car longer than five months, but, like the movie hero, when he finds his ideal he'll settle down to a life and contentment In the reports of | in in this pie ture. Cadillac Sales J ump ‘40 Per New Foundries and Equipment Result in Production Increase to ductions in Cost to Purchaser or Cad! s. In uipment and fi The New York police department has recently purchased 722 Fords for patrol ser- Offset Re- sical aspect tant as th an Collision Contest is Won Always by Train | [Average Train 70 10 Tir BY F. M. METC ALFE Superintendent Safety Section Northern Pacific Railway times ot { on 1, seven passenger cars pra otis 4 and 29 passenger cars kless way in whic, || and 97 trucks to the Belgian Cons D. one would || * “Afr the mouth of a loaded y moment = z ives < y in anger ous path at | he railroad crossing. us with five senses. J use of but old ac of seeing, w © timely At an automobile, and the accident tgent obser. oo aed Washburn - Haines ala i in Temporary Quarters The Washburn-Haines Motor com. this spot ur mber 16 lated. Our creator has endowed most of Ordinarily the one of these is required | -the | pables us to when Its fine at Broadway and Pine mes as Strong as the Automobile That Bucks It ———— NO PLACE TOO HOT OR TOO COLD FOR AMERICAN MOTORS Deer, Aug. 29. — There a place th too hot ‘ for Am n-made ng tho last five months 16 cks were shipped to Bus Owners if California Hit by Levies Aug. 29.—Operat- icles engaged tn passengers or ng concern over them ipts. gross rece one pansed 4 are not in d to go té:expense for thé ad- stration of the law if {t might be declared unconstitutional, Many a housewtfo has benofited by watching The Star Want Ad columns, Why can't you do the ‘ same? SCHOOL BAND'S ON KGO BILL Usual Programs, Orchestras on Seattle Bills The San Jose high school band, which appears before KGO's mike pt 8 Saturday evening, seems about the best bet at that hour for Pa- eifie Northwest fans. Stewart Brady, a %year-old child wonder, sings on the KGO program, in which a number of distinguished prtists take part. In Seattle there is nothing of out SATURDAY | program, eee OTHER STATIONS KOA (32 9, danc KPO (428), San Franciac Denver—1, 35 and 8, ta review; KWOA (454)—-4 and 6, Hotmann’s or-|3 “Woodend park and sonsenn” chestra; 9:30, Harkness’ orcheatrn organ recital ‘ KTCL (305) —6:60 Dom.) KTCL | Hermie King’s orches , atudlo 50, Christian Selene municipal band; | ur Hours Air lodanii SUNDAY HOME STATIONS | KroA en tet hpel ota eadld $4)—Silont KJR (384)—1, markets: 1:15, organ CEB) =IL, 8 eabd 4:20, First recital; 2, ap review; 6, theaters; yterian wervices. ‘ ra; rong service, 9:10, Students’ association, ee OTHER STATIONS KPO (428), chestras. (361), Internation: San Francisco—6:40 and Onkiand—8, Unitarian and-—T, nervicesy 8, rolientra \¢ gi ptanding Interest, the time being | KH (40 ns Angeles—$:50, or- srograms and or-| KNX organ | a) ert. oe ‘i 4 ¥ , orchestra, KKFOA at 6 and 9:30, from KTCL,| Lon Angeles—8, program; Raia itahce Chsieuide ET ALA a de a ed eae orp Pap 20, "(323), Denver-—6 50, Christ from KJR at 8:30 and KTCL at (ALS Riad | groner Pld cr Ad D eR 1! ristian 3 midnite frollc (484), Davenport—7:30, Tt! ms wonatana | HUW. (100; Portiana—6, orchestra, | 8ymphony orchestra tle Another of the popular Woodland fae 16 broad park band concerts will be broad: | : PERNT TES ERE : cast by KIR at 3 Sunday ate Seattle Programs for Tonight oon, The usual services will . 4 Yproadeast by KTW, KTCL and ; SUNDAY, 11-121) KFI may be worth tuning for iy tarias worvices, ” pt 9 Saturday, when Dan Gridley, enor, dings ac companied by Charles *, Brand on the flute, ‘The Los ngeles station has a string trio at 40, the Packard Radio club at 10, Nid the midnight frolic, with stars KOA has a municipal band con 4 at 7 and a dance orchestra at Other coast stations offer musi Haden (Komenk); excerpts, and Delliah (st Baens); Kol Nidrel. (Bruch); Plerrot (Bpeciale), 6:40-7:15 1. Me KTCL--King’s orchostra 8130-10 FM. KIN—Atudso program, courtesy I. ©. Warner compan O:10-11 PM KTCL—Kine's eaten, studio pro grain 9:90-11190 P, M, KFOA—Eddle Harkness’ orchestra, KTUL—Meves' cafoteria orchoatra, 4:00 P.M, Kmn— and concerts ™M Kn ehureh. Organ recital, Firat M. kn KTW KTOI, KTCle-International Uible students! association song ervice, Sti ee a ls for N ew Y ork Police i COPS Oy RUN FORDS |New York School Running for Police Force Rixty ey jthe divi week's in f thd polic n the Ford jon |be equipped for d each car will be The precinct garai ly departure fr Tord equipmer ill be the use « t pu car in a eritica 1 canned ture Let o Star Want Ad serve y PRICES REDUCED Omani: Motor | C amping in Land of Hula Mrs. George Pepperdine ja motor camping fad in Hawaii ~ MUNICIPAL CAMP GIVEN BOOST ».|New Jersey Man Likes Our Style, He Writes oODGE BROTHERS MOTOR VEHICLES Lower prices,announced on August 17th, represent the most impressive values Dodge Brothers, Inc., have ever offered to the public, Wider markets, mounting salesand steadily expanding output have made possible these reductions, They come at a time when Dodge Brothers product has achieved a new and impressive standard of excellence in four basic particu- lars—in beauty, in riding ease, in smoothness of operation, in depend- ability. Consult us today on these new prices—and the extraordinary value they represent. vice pre W.Léaton East Pine at Summit )HAWAI'S IDEAL —— FOR CAMPING But Natives Haven't Been Sold On It Yet ident of the Western Auto Supply company, start T wali is Coast, T a J.D { to ; t r F amping 5 n a al recre- 1 nd had t bt r 7 Mevapageds vee | Special Army Engine i at o meet | military S. Her- on divis. EAst-0313 igen ratne vente Sra eae re '