The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 18

PAGE 18 TH EATTLE STAR ; , pee gn aC ie \Engineers Would H ae eer cog _ Chrysler Leads Tenth Dixie Highway Tour | Standardized HeadlioMts Tenth Anniversary Tour o Seek Type of Light Which \V Eliminate Nagelvoort Tells of Trip of : f f - +4 a fi A, A. A, President Dixie Highway Success ; ‘ Glare; State Law ; , 3 HY ISHARL KLEIN 72 HOURS TO DETROIT g Cadillac Branch Head Sees Old Friends in Wichita TAU LIGHTS MAY 1 BE GREEN OR YELLOW FEW STATE LAWS AGKEF : 3 sei eee END CONGESTION == THE GRAND MARSHAL OF THE TENTH Dixie Highway Anniversary tour made the trip this year in a ( ysler THRU PLANNING Six. The marshal is Capt. W. 8. Gilbreath. He is shown here, beside the Chrysler, on a typical stretch of Carolinz ad- ears — — ‘| Traffic Expert Says Small WHEELS—NEW AND OLD ]100-Horsepower Cars _iiiiiscu remo | “iiss Should Pian Now abate 2 OF CARS COMING Coming, Says Chrysler»: Auto Manufacturer Says Highway Im- provements to Make Travel Safer I ONDO 0. §,—Wa the and Jenne f ache th ; eee DOWN and easy pay- J Chr t merican t the motor Sint ower ng , 7 made a stu affic pr ¢ ments will put the fa- Vice Niztieat BA CNCmrCRMES” Rida moe : : } a ene 1 will ¢ , doi ants pla ' that the us CORDUROY é teen ace ; 3 4 aoe Jesign a mot f t Ol tomnctant tKaffic’ atrests "s “ KD TIRES on your & i 5 4 uy necount. Get the { fires on easiest terms known—the only tires with patented sidewall protec- tibm, Buy easy, Hide easy. Pay easy Triangle Tire Co. 1335 Stewart—where Stewart meets Eastlake. From Mob :| TIME CHANGES VEHICLE WHEELS, as this photo consfort and. 7 Me ak king shows. A wheel of present manufacture is shown with one. Place t ‘}used 170 years’ ago by» pioneers: in Georgia, «Miss Jeanette | Is jand Louise Samples, of Wren, Ga., are showing the wheels. = Test | WORLD'S RECORD new model which has m versal approval besaid. | Costs Him $35,000 LONDON, Oct. 28. —( 3127 miles in 96 hours and 14 minutes aah ne SE nC IS ball pelea age Averaging 32.48 miles per hour, staying er el us Sinton non wn sorts I ca “ within speed limits all the way. windshield when leaving the car, startled all English with the barbaric! NOW IT’S CARS TO MATCH Re ewe ne "ot 70 millon ¢ Thomas P. Henry, President of the A. A. A., and Ernest N. Smith, General Manager of the A. A. A., leave Washington Sunday, August 30, at 11 a. m., and arrive at Oakland, Calif., on the next Friday at dawn—4 days and 18 hours elapsed time. anant Weeds Cadillac stock 7-passenger Suburban makes Washington, D. C., to San Francisco, Calif., in 96 hours 14 minutes running time. ‘ DOUBLE AMOUNT OF And this, remember, was an official A. A. A. tour, calling for the usual social and business JOM eataaicnevebter oes eveatas amenities attaching to a visit from two executives of the nation’s official motor body. horse need is but a log mi: : , F; 2 jos ty d This was simply a business man’s tour, with no attempt to make a record. The record | years just grew. ie ewe ive Only a Cadillac 90-Degree Eight MOTOR TIPS Can Perf orm Like This When a head Think of it—8,127 miles in 96 hours and 14 min- startling, dramatic demonstration of Cadillac su- PTLURH oho utes—four months average driving concentrated premacy—an added link in its 22 years of world nd, an easy into four days and 14 minutes, success. Oo remove It a e, " HAVING MERELY SHOES AND HATS to match each frock is skimpy economy which Fy case nel uae vont vinne Mang aia case et au e Some men, some institutions, some products, some doesn’t conform to modernistic tastes. The latest in Paris, shown here, is the automo- Place the belt| wracking strain by. record-seekers, but in a com- achievements stand out so far above their con- bile to match the outfit. This strikingly decorated car and the costumes shown with it nd the rim fortable business trip across the continent by two temporaries that words merely stress the obvious. both were designed by the well known Sonia. tha Okie bri business men driving legally, but steadily, — Here the facts speak for themselves—and the im- ——— — — es “ es Pieerewen ee ; 3 : y ‘ port of the message is that the new Cadillac 90- that tale (a drascn If Cadillac be required to prove its utter stamina, degree Eight is the greatest Cadillac ever built, tight, a sudden dependability and tremendous power, here is and as such, without a peer in all the world. pull will loosen the rim without damaging the lens the job on | ‘ound just before | starting tho patina eat" sis NA ROBERT BURNS’ HOME ) DESTROYED BY FIRE || at Irvine, Ayrahire visited in The Same Courteous: Treat jj tecent years by thousands of J Special Benefits American tourists, has been de So ee en || NAGELVOORT-STEARNS CADILLAC CO. 7. must, 1781, until the following i ring paying one hilling pe au Mea ying ny iling: per Onty Official Cadtilac Distributors for Weatern W oshington Burns’ room had been left prac * ry V Tee Sete ES re Twelfth and East Madison Phone EAst-0501 sper atin a aia. achneeenenavee to’ ties WASHINGTON CADIBLAC DEALERS i place In the room in whieh he |} MAIN STATION, 02 Pike St—MAin-#167—Open AML Night Nae ttn SIMS WEBER CO. Tne, AberdeenHoquiin DONOVAN, Rellingham Terry and Mercer Dearborn ani ie Railroad and Charles ALLEN MOTOR CO, Tacoma » SUBANKE AUTO CO., GORDON b. MOUN Ine, Bverett STEBICK AUTO SALI Yakinia iS CO, Ine, Bremerton tors, the Inxeription supposed to have been cut by Burne himself.