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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
BACK FROM
LONG TRIP

After four weeks In the East.
Rodney Prentice. Of the Sunset
Electric company. got into Seattle
last week with bunch OF new
ideas In tho way OF battery service
gathered al the y. 8. l. factory at
Niagara Fails. New York
The. new work under construc-
tion In the way OF additions TO the
plant will total ~. 900. 900 In coat.
says Prentice. and when fully
completed this will be one OF the
biggest battery nsAnufactvrsns fac
tories IN the world.
Every piece OF work viii be
handled on electric conveyurs. and
lost motion will be thing Of the
past The Y. 3. l. battery u now
being manufactured with = new
proccss jar thai " ~ nSpriy snn-
brcsknble ~ pc~sibie. A new typo
OF insuiafor that has been tested
out for two years has been finally
adopted. and remarkable results In
the way Of long battery sfs are
promised.
On the trip Prentice visited. be-
sides tho U. n l.. factory, the
Zenith plant. the Blur factory NJ
Hoboken. the Westinghouse plan,
at Pitssbure and the Buda Engine
Works at Chicago. All work was
found at top speed. and prospects
for . big year were excellent Sew
erai announcements Of interest are
expected as result OF Mr.. Prem
tees trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
TRANSFORMING
A La APPERS0N

Trixie f'rigsnss. Whose feet
nrr sim ~ light ~ her 1auEh.
took six weeks lsyod from
the Orphsum theatre AZ Los An.
geles In burning up the roads
along fspc cuusst In her Appcr-
son. She drove 1900 miles in
all. stopping occasionally for n
nights slecp and The necessary
iood units.
You see. Trixic In something
Of car fancicr and demon
ehaufYense. She has bc~n fancy
ing them lone after anctherl and
driving tlsrm for J5 ycsrs. and
In that time she has acquired a
very dclsnitc idsa II Just what
she wnnxs.
SO she lit behind the steering
wheel Of the Apperson Annivsr-
sary ''s" with a glad CITY. 20 TO
speak, ard from then ON II wss
n cas-. Of ''yolcks. yciclSs. ana
away az her fellow citiscn,
Harry IpoM Wilson. has L.
The Appcrson company wei
coined her permanently back -
her native state Of California BY
putting the ApperSon 20" At
her disposal. Trixie christencd
Il with the 4,Soemile tour
right OF the bat. and came back
a convert for life. She has
bought nm Apperson -" SEDAN
type. She has been looking for
4 car with pep and good nature
20 match her own perennial splr-
It's, and nhc swears sne ms
found II nj last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
LANCASTER COMPANY
OPENS NEW BRANCH

Frank N. AdgAAe, Wo11Um|
sales manager Of the Lancaster 0nno|
Products company. Of LanGnuE,
Penn. has appointed W. J. O.
cas- manager Of their new OoegU1e
sales office.
This step was made nscaa1nky ~
the increased demand for tnu1I'
products in and about DetrulG -
the opening OF the new office W1n
enable them TO broaden the soooo
OF their service and better 6us01yI
the trade.
Mr. Clucas comes to the Lanrnn
ter people from the Standard rurcn
company. of Cleveland. where ~ vDo
associated for many years.
To further facilitate the hnnG11nm
OF their products, tho LAnonn16F
company win also establish = $780,
house in Detroit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25

SELLS AUTOS

"As n rule. tho man who buys
motor car In first attracted 10 that
car by advertising or by hearing
about the car from friends" re-
marked H. n. strong. general haiea
manager OF tho Buick Motor com
pany. Talking with Buick owners
soon convincea a man" said he. that
tho statements made about Buick
cars In Buick advertising are cor
rect. Purchase and use Of the chr
demonstrate stili further that the
Buick car IL an good NJ Buick adyer-
Using says II is--and further. that all
OF the attributes mentioned have a
real place In motoring service.
FOR example. beauty rs Of no ser
VITO In getting car out OF mud
hole. You need power. Power. on
the other hand. may be entirely see
ondary on "a social occasion where ap'
p.arance In quite essential. While
everything that goes TO make up per
Torrance would be OF little value TO
the owner II no could not depend
upon II with reasonable certainty.
Buick owners md this happy com
hination In Buick cars. and for this
reason they continue TO buy them.
Now that the demand for new Bucks
is overwhelming and II is difficult 10
purchase them in any tsrritory.
Buick owners are disinciincd 10 take
second choice. They know what
the Buick car viii DO for thcm--what
II has done for them in seasons. past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25

pany has been ono of the rrst Of
tho leading automobile companies
TO realize tho possibilities and al
vantagcs OF The closed types OF cars.
These pioncer motor car builders
have concentrated. of late years. a
large share OF their energies on
producing closed cars that possess
not only q sturdy mechanism. but
also refinement and distinction. And
we'll have they succeeded In their
efforts. The new 1000 Haynes
coupe. sedan and limousine are
master creations Of engineering
skiii and coach building artisan
ship. Their INeaaing lines. their
richness. combined with their cx-
elusive fittings. distinguish them as
character cars.
''On dusty roads. In the smoke
laden stmosphers OF the city. and
during inclement weather. these
ears carry their passengcrs 10 their
destinations In the same restfui
and immaculate condition in which
they started their Journey. In clear.
exhllarating weather. or when u Is
warm. the lowered glasses Trans
form the sedan and coupe into
open, airy cars. admitting the re-
frcshing and inyiEorating brcczes.
No matter what the condition Of
the road or weather, or the length
OF the Journey. the cioacd car will
efficiently serve It's owner con-
cludes Mr.. King. And tho auto
mobisr-buying public. realizing the
many advantages OF The closet car,
In demanding this typo OF car in
greater numbers each year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
NEW SPRING
FOR WILLYS

The three .poin, canuicv~r spring
suspension principle. which has
been revolutionary In its effect
upon the design and construction
OF lightweight cars. Is being usiiiz-
cd in the new light Six manufac-
tured by the WHY'S Corporation In
It's plant at Elizabeth. y. }.
This principle. the pracucability
Of which already has been proved.
has enabled tho WHY'S Corporation
10 successfully solve tho problem OF
combining in its light sis-cyiinder
car, qualities OF comfort and
economy hitherto unattnined In
cars Of similar type. In two years
of continuous tcSis. more cxacting
than the most extreme service de-
nands, an entire fleet OF cars
built upon this unique spring con-
etruction. has demonstrated Its
advantages. As further endorse
men, OF It's praeticability. the Society
OF Awsomotivc Engineers has OF
ficialiy approved H.
To build mt low initial cont q SIX
cylinder motor car. light In weigh !
and ernbodying quality. economy and
greater riding comfort. has been one
of the absorbing aims Of tho sutomo.
bile industry for n number of years.
This ambition. however. was not rcat
lied until the three point canticvcr
spring was evolved, and subsequent.
~ adopted and developed by the
WHY'S corporation. This new spring
adds inches. so far as shock absorb.
ing effects arc. concerned. TO tho
wheelbaso OF car In the WHY'S
corporations new NIGHT sis. car OF
ii2-lnch wheeltssc. this spring nj.
forda an effect similar TO that OBJ
tanned IN a car OF 1teinch wheel.
base.
The three point caniliever spring
construction In icsscning road shocks.
not only gives greater comfort TO the
passengers. but reduces materially
the wear and tear on the car. This
fact, naturally contributes 60 greater
economy In upkcep and prolongs the
life OF the car.
Tho spring suspension is but one
Of the epoch making engineering fcs.
lures which are embodied In the new
six, IL Is said. Several other new
principles which make for greater
efficiency and economy are involved
In its construction.
These. together with the fact that
the number OF parts have been re.
duccd to minimum and that all re-
naming parts are readily accessible.
give this car a new and definite place
in the automobile industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25

e>sssfe-Taeemn Paved valley Rosd--Fin-.
sests3e-rseoms HiGhitpe Rad - Thru
p~s Moines-GrAvel sscffcn south OF
bcs Molnex good. paved section .. X
us.ssa-Kas--o-Hves road on east side
81 valley. rood.
Ksns -Asb~rn-craveI road good. tc7o.ed
between Kent and Auburn for paving
Thru traffic should ussS paved road
on west sida.
Ksns-Dss Meln>s--Gccd-
Asbsrs- Ennneiaw - Pavfsx open evsirs
distance Of - miles. se-fses eeners's
road. Fine drive.
Esumeasw Dtssvics - Roads generally
good south % Green river.
ynnsn<onw- knnaakat--va Deep LAke--
Excellent 10 concrete bridge.
Esuse>sw fr>nkiin Bi~>k Dt.nsaa-
Coed
Aubusu- mack Dlsmo~d---Ocod ever beth
goss creek and Green river roads.
lssptes-Mspie vsiiey-Fsirs rather mar
ro~ russ Use care on curves
Magic Valley Bisrk Dsassoud--3o~d
sss>~< Hixh~zy--Hsntont 10 Fall cs,y. In
summit. good Road In good eonditien
NeC,ss1Ha F.-s-fn fine condition 20
Green water King county lac. Pierce
county road 10 miles east Of Green
Hs;iyvsso<i- ResimcDA-poor.
Wec1zmvtiie- Duv Ali--Good.
Jpus ntl-T e1--Fair
Tols-FaiI Chy--Coot.
D<srk tzsd- Bellevue Ssv concrete sec
sion now open. giving continuous
raeen~ns
Ksvf,~ss-ssn Cny--cood over Ysfio~-
Stone trail
M. ,.@ss -as~Asquah--via Lake sammAnnish
--f3of.
Ne-vpmrs- Han1No--Cood.
He1brvur- Sewpsrs--coo
G4ofsie-Bsentsn--yia Rainier valisy-rSsy
section now under contract between
fainser Bsaeh and county line. closed
Desour Rainier Beach to rsyior's mill.
New pavement south Of Bryn Mawr
open TO Renton.
essttse- aahen messhts- HAsp>r Ferry
Tnr-& round trips daily from seattle.
$50 a ma. 1915 o. M. $50 .. m. 40
aufos resds on vaShon island good
Nice trip Seattle 70 Nashon Heights,
snd return to Des Moln~s via ferry 81
Portage
For further Information regarding King
esunty roads call Main ssos. local IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
TO STOP RArTIEs

Spring shack'e play or iooscness
between the spring end and the
shaclxis may give much trouble until
discovered Rafting caused by this
looscness will he more frequent and
distinct when the car In riding over
fairly rough roads. A good method
OF taking up the play In 10 place
shims between the spring end and
the shackle. or the play may be re-
moved by tightening the bolt. Watch
ire shackIes and do not allow mud
10 accumulate. an small particles OF
glaaslfke substances in parts cause
excessive wear. Lubricats the
shackle bolt generously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
CAvEMAN TRAlLED
BY FAMOUS HOUND

TRING, Eng. Oct. ab.--rhe case
against Robert Eggleton. ex-soldier,
charged with assaulting women on
lonely roads. depends largely on
the evidence presented by Justice.
a prize winning bloodhound, which
followed n trail from spot where
Mrs. Susan Carter was found ly-
ing unconscious to Eggieton's
home. Mrs. Carter had been slash
ed with sharp piece OF flint Egg
gleton says he doesn't remember
making the attacks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
RATS JOIN WALKOUT

STEUBENvILLE. Ohio, Oct. 25.--
Even the rats have walked out of
the Labelle Iron Works. whore a
labor strike IL I'm effect. The rats
stuck II out several days after the
men went on strike. but as there
were no more scraps OF lunch left
lying around, the rats decided 10
leave. They departed In droves
and were seen speeding thru the
main gate OF the mill by many
persona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
DRUNKENNESS ON WANE

LONDON. Oct. Standardization
In Great Britain has decreased IS
per cent since 1913. according to
official figures made public by the
government in the annual Blue
Book. The number of convictions
turnout the Kingdom In the past
year is the lowest on record. The
remarkable decrease Is attributed
TO the various restrictions placed
upon the sale of intoxIcants, and
to the fact that diluted drinks are
replacing the "straights" that We're
In such great demand before the
war,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
KEEP OIL RECORDS

Keep careful track OF your oil con-
sumption. as II means better enic-
iency of your engine. II you find
you are using an EXCESSIVE amount
II means that there Ia a leak which
Is expensive. or that the engine is
sucking II up into the combustion
space. which means carbon and all
the troubles which may follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
CLOSE THE CLAMPS

BE extra careful about closing the
clamps ut Abe end of the chains. II
they become loose an expensive
chain will be lost. and II gives no
notice when IL leaves. II simply
drops or quietly without warning
and the driver arrives home very
much surprised to find that the
chain In missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
WHEN MOTOR STALLS

when the starting motor stalls
easily and fails to spin the crank
shaft as II should. II is n safe bet
that either the storage battery does
not test UP to the necessary 1875
or that the contact points of the limo
switch are not making proper con-
tact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
WARPED VALVE STEMS

II, there is lack OF compression,
and on examination the valve heads
seem clean and perfect, give the
valve stems careful looking over
to see II they have not become
warped by the intense heat of that
part of the engine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25

We nre famed for the quality OF
our meals and service. Singing.
Music. Dancing. MUderpte prices
90 meet your pockctbook Hotel
Butler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
Closed Car Types Gain in
Public Favor This Season

"As the automobile industry has evolved expanded and
progressed the attitude of the public has gradually shifted
with the passing Of the in regard to the open and
closed styles states Chas King of the Victory Motor
Car Co., Haynes distributors for Western Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
TENT SERVES AS GARAGE

An inventor has brought out n
tent with a frame 80 shaped that II
can be used as a garage with very
little waste Of room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
KEEPS RAIN Off

Strong soap suds made from auto
mobile soap. rubbed on the wind
shield glass and allowed to dry, "a
said TO help prevent fog or rain from
obscuring vision through the glass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25
SOUND YOUR HORN

Sound the horn when Approaching
a turn In the road or the brow of n
hill. for another car may DO coming
toward you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-25

Ist's 20 eat Mt Boidfs-uptown.
lti4 - Ave: downtown. s13 ID Ave
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-09-12
INTERVENTION IS
URGED By TEXAN
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AMERICANS
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-09-12
AMERICAN CITIZENS
BARRED By MEX|C0
ENTRY REFUSED UNLESS
CLAIMS ARE WAIVED IN cAse
OF INJURY.
Men Who pesire to Enter r.n,;..
Section Must FIRES covernmen,
from Responsibility in Case :,
"Aeeioents.,

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the United States were refused ~
mits 10 enter the TampIco sec,ion !,
Mexico on Saturday when they A.
ciined TO waive responsibility OF m.
Mexican government for any bo,ii,-
harm that might befall them
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ceiyed Instructions from Mexico cy,x
regarding this waiver proyiso. which
is TO be attached to all appliea,io,-
for permits TO enter the Tampico e..
ton where a number of Americas.
and other foreigners recently hay.
been attacked by bandits. Several OH
men were among those refused nor.
mits.
The Mexican government thus hone.
10 keep Americans out of Mexico owl.
IDENTIFY believing that even the hardv
miner will not take the chance of cross.
ing the border unless promised protec.
ton II would seem TO be simply sui.
eide for Americans 10 90 into Mexico
without this protection.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-09-12
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-09-12
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-09-12
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BATTLE ON PEACE PACT.
Opposition viii Come Principally On
Article X

Washington--Wirh the return az
Senator Kellogg, Minnesota. Repubu.
can senator's favoring mild reserya-
tons TO the peace treaty conferred
and, ii was said. decided TO oppose the
committee resolution of ratification.
Senators attending the conference
said opposition would be based prip-
cipally against the reservation on ar
ticle Y of the league of nations Gov.
enant This committee reservation
one OF the confereez said. is regarded
as involving -scurrling of the whOa
league"
Senator's attending the conference
expressed confidence that with anticl
pated support of the Democrats they
would secure adoption at least Of Z
modified reservation TO article Y.