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

Sectegarnap tas Ehrmann te an el ne ‘Brakes Used Too Much \\qq.. Says Auto Race Driver Have } Veteran Speed Demon Blames Accidents Too Much Speed and Poor Judgment } it ate. | ee at gl fe} guess who he highway K “Let me « ‘ su dirt track d jag etpioncc Bd ae slits General Corporation Opens ie tint ¢ my’ pt New Distribution Points Mig safe to say he Eincet with disaster pear wouldn't stop weaulting until it ning will sto But, where ce the methoet ‘speed-hoy He tears Qhntil, sudde: jooming up FURTERT ADEE, Eby a sETRRTTLE ' ey eres this is the opinion of one of the leading motorists of the country, after a careful exarn- ination of what this wonderful car really offers. Think what it means! «+. all the finer comforts of automobiling now brought within reach of everyone . . ~ ‘‘cheapness”’ taken out of low price—quality beyond cormnpare, brought to YOU and hundreds of thousands of others who have waited and wanted what may now be had in this real automobile. ‘.1.m full-size, five-passenger sedan with siding gear transmission—at less than $600 ... a big, powerful motor «+. honeycomb radiator. . . oil strainer « positive force feed lubri- cation ... never a bit of lubrication trouble reported in six years of service glass in the windows to give a clear, open, touring car view. Up-to-the-minute details you get the latest one-piece wind- shield—clear vision ahead, easily ad- justed, easy to keep clean—just evi- BEEN DRIVING 11, he will take part in the big $2,000 match race at Silver is, you get $25. eral ga © completed on Dawne rleum ¢ enatohee in Bond of the fii aiatdi «++. a@ rear axle system equal in size and strength to that used on cars of double the size, . . springs that give the riding ease of the largest cars... a big car frame with plenty of bracing : +. here 1S a real car... that will hold its own on any road with any car built regardless of price. Molybdenum Steel ++. you've heard the word . . . but always in connection with cars of high price; it’s the steel used in the axle shaft of this Overland; the toughest steel known... in three years we've never had a case on record where one of these axles has broken. In the springs we use Chrome Vanadium steel—the material used in the springs of the finest and most expensive auto- mobiles built, _ Big all the way through fe» five full-grown people can ride all day in this Overland Seedan and never feel crowded . . . the front seat {s 39 inches wide and 19 inches deep wonderful comfort for the driver... the rear seat is 45 inches wide and 18 inches deep the doors——one on each side—ar nough s@ that the occupants of the front seat do mot have to move to let people into the rear seat s+. and there are 20 square feet of dence of the.fact that, in this car, you are getting construction that is years ahead of the price. You get an Auto- Lite starting and ignition system... enclosed storage battery iolder... drum typo headlights, legal lenses braced with a tie bar-dimmers in the hea dla ghts—thief-proof ignition lock dasty Bight. Beauty more than skin deep «+ there is real beauty—inside and out—in this Overland—long, low lines that Blend together and make the car look like twice the price—polished lacquer finish, deep blue with black trismarmings, graceful moulding on the body, fluted louwres in the hood... fine Broadcloth upholstery, expensive looking, wears like iron; the seats are deeply cushioned; Brussels carpet in the rear; rubber carpet in front; the fromt seatisone piece, Safety built into the car addel to the Molybdenum steel axle shaftand the Chrome Vanadium steel springs are other features of strength that rnean safety and long ar. The brakes are the largest ever used in a'car of this price class... when you need brakes in this car yaar've golthem ... Timken bearings are usedin the front wheels; New De- parture ball bearings in the rear THE AROUND TOWN for Sedan has revolutionized -_guality standards in- low priced.cars Overland Standard Sedan, $595 f. 0. b. Toledo wheels; the tapered steering knuckles are made of Molybdenum steel; the steering gear is irreversible Service features you want «.«. Overland gives you smoother power and more power because of the L-head construction, the large valves and the more efficient valve operation . right straight through the entire power range, low gear to high, you'll get your best results from the Over Jand—and you'll get the rattle free, wear proof, trouble absent service that has made Overland known as the long- est lived light car ever built Now is the time . Tight now, when this Overland Sedan is sweeping the country, when the factory is doubling its record breaking output of the past, when Overland value is changing every past standard, is the time for you to look at this great value. An acute shortage is in sight—heavy factory shipments, made in anticipa tion of a record breaking demand, can not begin to serve our requirements. Now is the time when you want the use of your enclosed car... before the present value of the car you are driving is forced down by this tre mendous Overland new car standard ..+ before the demand places deliy- eries months away + come In, We'll trade and let your present car apply as part payment—the initial payment is remarkably low, and the monthly payments are exceptionally small, sem’ @VERLAND WILLYS-OVERLAND PACIFIC CO. TWELITH DUNN MOTORS 2152 THIRD AVENUE HOFFMAN BROS. MOTOR CO. 5922 WAINIEK AVENUE AND co. VINE CO. UNIVERSITY MOTOR Co, — HAwt-0660 ANDERSON MOTOR SALES CO, ELATTLE You Seen the Masked Marvel: everal days "DISTRIBUTE. GAS Oldsmobile Breaks Two Records Within a Week _ Stock Car Covers Gruelling Pike’s Peak|': and Lookout Mountain Courses Lake, By Western Auto Supply Man} STAR >| NEW FORDS AR IN DEMAND — R LAKE TK LH 9 _ Ue | now, On Sunday, October the way, if you SALESMEN BEGIN N. W. GONTEST is eattle Willys - Overland Branch Sure They'll Win Individual sa and Pacific and made lay over t outcom the ne | contest 16 two smobile clippe nds from the bh be s-Overland selling ch salesman is giv- ict in which to ad-| nd by which he ntage off of every district, reg self makes aa explained. Says It Pays in End |’ Knause ex ‘Silver Lake Track Will Be se| Scene of Thrilling Events x standard company, Tr & the m thrills, instan y made to moet Wester been developed in a tire th ivers in red in s Jack Ross, the scheduled, begin ck. They are: The s n¢ | e money; | ax well, it is evident that in | |London Traffic Man Likes Boston System LANI (ay Por ' mor { Many Take Advantage of order to give good service, quality 15-mile must be buflt into the carcass of a| ¥ per cent of the wor ation in the U ted States goes n motor cars, and four out of five own thelr cars. | paw ALTO, Cal, Oct, 7 | as the first designer and unly of the first tour a little consump: tive “bug” Haynes !n tha one milo and a half took place on July 4 » were numerous stops | ean for w 1 time to cool off, | According {o Dr. Jordan, the = "Comin Hh Wad scanned first regular going machino was Sept that I remember we Wore built in an Francisco and tte first ambitious h Santa Clara valley toot | \couraey have tory that tho first ride too! place Kokomo In A queer aha bane le 4 Jittio affair, mado of a one-neated { reeall a day in Ootobor, | DUsKY, With small wheols, It was 1802, when jn Sp win tho depot by a rhe niauniéd Soiote IN wiealt ‘Aw T recall, tt had two cylin. — | sallitie Wena veatldd be" (hs ders and Aa very troublesome | no which alll atickw to it, | St¢erlne apparatus.” | nulomobtle ( There 1s no account of Hillott's | He had built tt trom designs | O#e Ine works on tho early + ina Brenoh techniont Journal, | days of automobiling, and Dr va Brench ent Journa lienvauie: oa ! nd Wott wanted to test it ona Jordan MN upon Jong trip and up-hill, Ho asked | moto go with him to the top of Mt, Hamilton and T agreed { Noted Scientist Hits a Story of First Auto! | Professor A. W. Smith, head of our mechanical engineering de | partment, and myself | Elwood Haynes’ bid to tame American autemo! h ur has been Dr, David Starr | of Stanford “Nothing exciting happened on the long, enged t chancellor winding road up the | mountain except once Kokomo, Ind., exhibits as hero “On a sharp turn near San Isa and driven by | Del, Eliott nearly upset un. oity | The famous non-stop aaah of | built "IT jumped out to be prepared to grab the vehicle and keep tt from rolling | n the eanyon 1894 “Thor } out all the br the bottom br id up to the p) ten ) of Mt. Hamilton, « distance “But we made thetrip up and | miles and a height of 4,400 back in a day and had proved that a horseless carriage could In the Interest of @lentific s journey and ‘anys Dr, Jordan, ‘4b climb © mountain 4,400 feet high undertaken to correct eee mutomobils and arrived at aa thru th vas thru the Koless and breath keep up a long “Witott'a machine wa | devoid of anything fancy like a | des eh eg top or rubber tires. na lift fr his unimpe blo reputation as f world-famous selen | . } Wo always take Noldt's Coffee Ca ment home some of “one yo Advertine October Stanford morning — he ind picked up A WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 1925, BY FACTORY -Overland Has Big Month in History hb ministre CARBON CAUSES KNOCKS t ‘ ig? SEARS, ROEBUCK AND'CO. Retail’==«Store First South and Lander Streets for any one of the automobt cent to the Sears appreciated. No de walk to and from th And every article sold {s backed by the guarantee of the “World's Largest Store.” Quality goods at the lowest possi bie prices. Notice the prices on the standard articles in this advertisement eniences of king space adja partment Btore ‘s hunting for a wpace to park——no long tore—no time limit Roebuck and Co. Grey Goose | Challenge . 2 Absorbers Spotlights With 6-volt double contact Can be installed in less than | bulbs Fits all open and one hour. Scientifically closed Catan t Bee bt tour atenee | ecg, $1.60 ers for | With 12-16-volt bulb $1.75 Fords With 18-24-volt bulb $1.90 Automatic Wind Shield Cleaners Operates by turning the but- ack finish. With Light Weight Auto Jacks Ratchet type jacks — quick working; light weight; mal- leable; 944 Inches high; 64 a $1.25 Oversize Steering Wheels for Fords Popular 17-inch steering wheels with selected $1 95 . walnut finished corrugated rim Valve Covers for Chevrolets Heavy steel, black enameled and felt lined Muffles valve noise and lubricates valves. For Chevrolet 83 Clutch Collar Oilers for Chevrolets Keeps your clutch collar properly lubric to take up your floor boards .. Guaranteed Standard Storage ! . Batteries $10.95 Peerless batteries for Fords and Chevrolets are high In quality and work- manship. In rubber con- tainer; 18 months’ guar- antee. For other makes of care priced proportionately low. Five-Minute Vulcanizers Complete with 12 patches and heat units. Makes a heat, permanent patch in five minutes .... : $1 .04 Electric Motor Horn Under-hood motor horns with adjustment at back for regulat- | ing tone, 6-8-yolt type with bracket for mount- | ing on engine, or with dash bracket .., $2.85 Celluloid for Curtain Lights Celluloid in rolled sheets, for repatring broken side or back curtain lights of your machine. inches, Each .. Ford Side Curtains Made of the same rubber- ized material as Ford cur- Valve Grinders " ains; open with tbe door. Complete as sketched, For au valves on all cars, Rall | For touring $8 45 bearing bra ° or 1915 to 1 Word road action .... 84.90 . $2.59 HA Auto Washer Brush Ford Brakes Gives a Ford car smooth poaltive braking action; To be attached to ordinary son regular foot brake garden hose Perforated pedal $ 8 tube carries wa 5 Bet viseees 7.4 ter Into brush. . 1.6 Sears, Roebuck and ComPivet Floor, RECORDS BROKEN 0 ° «