The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1925, Page 13

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1928 THI | 3 ~ a \\ W v if) ; or mm f- mu, yn may 1 r) L . U "UE Lt /THE SEATTLE STAR\ S| ae U \ \ iu HARRY Ww. BANGE RT ~ AUTOMOTIVE MANAGER | Essex lates Fae Run to. See Huskies Winl® HERE ARE PICTURES OF THE TRIP in an Essex coach from Seattle to Hg 7 sley to company, standing beside the Essex in the snow in the Siskiyou mountains. (2) Mt. the Husky-California football game. (1) J. H. Goodrich, left, salesmanager, and Sam Wolf, service department superintendent, of the Nute Motor sta hiding behind a snow cloud. ture was taken in the rain. Between the camera and the mountain was a wide strip of sunshine, while the snowstorm was raging on the peak. (3) Wolf, Fielding Lemmon, of The Se: pias Star, and Goodrich just before the party | r offic (4) The snowclad road thru the Siskiyou mountai (5) The x at Weed, after it had been bathed in California “gumbo” mud. Roads were excellent for almost the entire t rip. There is pavement all thru Wast r on with the bo of one short detour in Ore; The dirt r s in California are excellent except for short stretches. The trip south was made in less than 34 hours, with three hours out at Olympia for motor adjustments 5 29 hour No efforts were made for speed records, but a merely made to show the ease of driving to California in a short time if a steady pace is maintained. = es r an attempt wa: CAR FOR SHORT HAUL | electrical car. This car will g The Canadian railways are trying | power from oi ur ! cthinemntenesettnsaentaanes ‘ee: Coach Speeds Thru Rain, Snow, Mud - _| and Sunshine in Steady Grind Thru Three Coast ‘States BY FIELDING LEMMON ISTANCE is getting to mean less and less every day fonts The thanks, or blame, whichever it may be, goes!) yw. .: without doubt, to the auto. fast Take the Essex Six Coach, for instance. It laughs at | miles and the curves and twists of the roadways, which cut > | heavily into averages on long runs, mean nothing at all to | this car. | An Hasex returned to Seattle Tuesday carrying a parts of three who went to Berkeley and saw the Huskies tea the California Bears to pieces and chew up their seven-year record of no defeats on the gridiron. | IOURS TO The machine was driven by J. H. Goodrich, salesmanager,| CROSS OREGON land Sam Wolf, service department superintendent, of the | “allfornia 1 Nute Motor company. The writer is the third member of | | the party. Yo attempt to compete with bus lines for shor hauls by developing a new type GENUINE BALLOON RETREADING We wish to announce that we have installed .a Balloon Re- treading Vuleanizer, which will produce a genuine all-weather which will supp te Donse BrotTHers SPECIAL COACH Already a familiar and attractive sight on all roads, For one thing, the Special Coach really accommodates five adult ~ balloon tire—an exact reproduc- “ey tion of the original tire. passengers in comfort, And then We will give a new tire guar- the body lines and special ap-, ‘ antee with every retread: | ate ay driving wt to nage fed i i i J We can give this guarantee | The car lett Tho Star oftice at | wo to aiid! at pointments are singularly smart. } becatine we tae uly’ the bést’ of } 1:20 Thursday afternoon, and hea een Olympla and . It] to Redding were the sur of the th D. Detrot j e use se J @ bes ed south, At 11 o'clock Friday n ame again before we res Che-| trip, Most of > they, axel 1,185 fy.0. b. Detr 1,875 delivered material and the most compe- [the party registered at. tho Hotol| halls and kept up a stendy pour|iovel and smooth ow dace nee 8, . » $1, e tent workmanship. Oakland, making the 962 miles in an wo crossed tho Oregon Ine. athe 8 mal? ¢6\ Ghe'a ‘apekd Tail elapsed time of 93% hours, Three | ON DOWNPOUR lite loapatolty! ofthe ehths'ane het We save you more than hours of th ATTLE RAIN” | California Inwe ali’ > ypmia, 1 s spending thousa = hour was consumed by stop this “rout cutting | 2 Gme meals, | downpour ( Med Ing tho | ant | 1 building | ‘The return trip was mado fn bet | night as wo ed the state, 'T) rn to Page if Column 1) rr kind D4 2 * _ 5, Column of the original cost of the tire. ouR PRICES ON BALLOON RETREADING 202440 censeerense ve-% 9.00 | 815.75 2924.95 wesevesseeneee 10.50 | 16.25 1054.95 aeeasesseeeees 10.50 | 5 11.00 12.00 13.00 East Pine at Summit » EAstosis 30x3% Sixt 2x4 TWO STORES; PIKE STREET TIRE SHOP " Wo Also Handle pé Mahogany Rabber (nso Pike St, at Boren Ave. Phone BLiot-7254 and 2195 . M far Berens ie Nothing Ely Take It 500 Stewart St—Times Square KLiot- 8800 Locntionat s tid 7 " B08 Pike &¢ = rm W. 0. STANDRING, Prop'e, Werry and me street Acie Tetindamad et asles Dearborn and Nainter