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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

Licensed chauffcurs In Michigan
total 43.2s5.
The first sircyiinder car was pro
dueed in England.
There werc only four automobiles
in the United States in 1895.
Pennsylvania has 2.f10 farm trac-
tors In operation thruout the state.
The state Of Ohio has more motor
trucks than any other state In the
Union.
Greece Il 20 spend 500, 900 In buy.
ing road building machinery Of the
most modern type.
In tho past 20 yeary 7.70o. 900
automobiles have been produced in
the United States.
There are more motor cars on
"it' % '7-Ao VI isaigbtIt. lUnla, Illdn
any other kind Of vehicle.
The average for tho 6.146,0O au.
tomobiles In use in the United
States is valued at 81 900 each.
According TO tar returns from
Cleveland, Ohio. the motor Industry
leads all others In that city.
Since 1917 the census Of auto-
mobiles In the Southern States has
increased more than 100 per cent
The present demand for autorno-
biles In Sweden is 300 per cent
greater than prevailing In 1914.
Before this year closes II Il ex.
pected that 1907, 900 motor vehicles
will be In operation In this coun.
try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
PARK TO PARK HIGH
WAY OPENS AUG. rs

Connectin. the principal national
parks OF the West By $500 mile
automobile highway. the longest In
the world. IL the undertaking of tho
national park service. the American
Automobile association and the Ma.
ronal Park-toPark Highway associ-
alton, the pathfindinE trip for which
is in progress
This wonder highway. permanent
Improvement OF which thru a hard.
surface boulevard will be asked OF
congress, treverses nine Western
states and seeks 20 bring the East.
erner. tho Southcrncr. the Northern
and even the westcrner 10 the rccro-
with tho least Inconvenience and de-
lay In travel.
There are spouting gey~rs. snow.
crowned peaks. active volcanoes.
sheer cliffs. petrified forests. dashing
waterfalls. moving glacier fields and
beautiful valleys In this park.io- park
area which rival Ia grandeur the
scenic wonders of Europe. from the
fjords of Norway TO the Rivieras OF
Italy.
The pathrnding auto trip connect.
Ing the III national parks. including
Mesa Verde. Yellowstone. Glacier.
Yosemite. Grand canyon. Noun,
Rainier and the Rocky mountain
areas. IL now being made by a. l..
WestEard. field representative OF the
American Automobile aasocia ton.
who has completed more than half Of
the journey and Is now on the Pacif.
lie coast.
Ills mission II preparatory 20 the
official tour. opening the wonder
highway. set for August Is. when .
party, including. among others. ste
phen T. Mather. director general OF
national parks, and officials OF the
National Parkt-o-Park association
will leave Denver.
l. Europe has for years held the
American pleasure-seckinr people in
n sort OF wondrous awe Of the lspir.
alton that envelopes the Alps. The
wonders OF mountain and plain. with
all kinds Of climates. embraced with
In the national parks Of the West
and owned by the United States gov.
eminent. are destined TO become
the international recreational play.
grounds, say officials OF the national
park service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
ENDURANCE TEST TO
BE NOTABLE EVENT

Tho North Pacific sectional endur.
ance run. July ?sAuguHi /. will be
the biggest motorcycle endurance
test held this year In tho United
States. under the sanction OF the
NJ and A. T. A.
Among the riders who isav, Port.
land on July 80 will b. three local
boys Demon Bruscki. Of the
Hlrsch Cycle Co. will ride Harley
Davidson. while Louis Won wasHmer
and Rey smith. of tho Excelsior Mo
tnrcycic- Bicycle Co. VIII each ride an
* Tn. checking control will b.
at the Mercer Cycle Co.'S store. iias
Pike st
Arrangements 20 feed the boys
have been made by tn, local Fire
stone represe who. II viii Be-
remembered. 30 ably boosted the gyp-
sy tour events of a few wesks ago.
The Fir~stone Co. also VIII feed and
generally look after the riders dur.
ing their stop In pcndleton and Spo-
kane. Seattle motorcycle dealers
have engaged rooms for their stay in
this city.
II Is expected that a large delera-
ton OF local riders win meet tn. boys
at North Pend and accompany
them into Seattle Saturday night.
The schedule OF tho entire run IL
shown below.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

affected the tourist travel and the
subject has occupied much space In
the public press on the causes OF the
shortage In order to give tho mem.
bera OF the association "A real insight
into the situation Il has been ar.
ranged TO have Mr.. J. l.. Quinn. per
sonal representative OF J. X. Kings
bury, president OF the standard on
Company OF California. address the
the convention on the subject OF
convention on the subject OF gasoline
c. J, Garnett. prominent dealer OF
Spokane. win present a paper on the
subject OF Taking the Squeaks out
OF Your Organization Mr. Garnet
has the reputation OF being bril-.
liant speaker.
Mr.. l.. G. Davidson. chairman Of
the Grays ltareor Motor Dealers as
ISOLATION. IL In charge OF the social
features and his report shows that
tho dealers and their wives will be
entertained from he time q arrival
tn Aberdeen 10 the hour OF de
parturc. The ladies OF Aberdeen
will entertain all visiting ladies' at
reception and musical at the Amer.
lean Legion hall on the afternoon
OF the first convention day. An
elaborate banquet viii be held at tire
Grcyport hotel. Hoauiam. Friday
evening after which the dealers will
return 10 Aberdeen by automobile 20
attend the annual dance given by
tho association at tho Elks temple.
I. w. Little Of Tacoma has charge
u the annual golf tournament 10 be
held Satur lay afternoon AT the
Aberdeen Golf and Country club.
Tho roads TO Aberdeen are in ex.
cellent shape ard practically all
dealers viii drive to the convention.
William J. Coyio. mana ging secrc.
tary Of the Washington Chamber OF
Commerce. has arranged thru the
Aberdeen dealers with an oil com.
parry 20 purchase 10000 gallons OF
gasoline for those who attend the
convention. A card has been mailed
to all dealers I'm tie state which
guarantees To the holders 20 gallons
OF gasoline so that any dealer who
drives TO the convention win b. en-.
abled 10 return TO his home without
any Inconvenience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
ALL PAVED ROADS IN GOOD
CONDITION
SALES PARK NEW
IDEA I'M SEATTLE

Tho Frank Waterhouse Co. auto
mobile department will open on Mon
day the first open air sales park ever
conducted by a Seattle automobile
company handling new cars and
trucks. The open air sales park orig.
mated in Los Angeles. where every
big dealer and distributor of motor
care has, in connection with his used
car business. lot where are dis
played some OF the choicest traded
In used vehicles. The Waterhouse
co, park viii be located at Fifth and
Virginia, one block north Of Times
square and another block from West
lake ave. Several new and novel fea-
lures have been incorporated in
the building Of this park, including
offices and rest rooms for customers
and telephone service. Renewed
trucks and passenger cars only Will
be sold from this sales park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
MOTORCAR DEALERS
TO HOLD CONVENTION

An Roads Lead TO Aberdeen" ia
the slogan OF every automobile deal.
er I'm the state.
From reports received at the office
or the Washington Automobile
Chamber OF Commerce. every legiti.
mate automobile dealer in the state
VIII he In attendance at the state
automobile dealers convention which
is 70 10 held in Aberdeen July so
and 81.
The real business OF the conven.
ton win begin Friday afternoon
when Mr.. +. T.. Sands Of Seattle,
chairman OF the executive commit
tee. makes his report MIR Sands Is
one OF the most active and influen.
tial dealers OF the state and he has
promised that something new and
constructive in legislation will be
presented for the consideration Of
the convention. Al the last session
of the legislature MIR. Sands led the
fight against the increase OF license
fees on automobiles and hts expert.
ence In this work as well as his
wide knowledge Of tho automobile
business has made him a valuable
asse, 10 the convention program.
"Automotive Merchandising. BY
Mr.. Wayne Hcarne. autnmotive
counsel OF Chicago. win be one Of
the most constructive and interest.
Ing topics OF the convention.
The dealers win be told In force.
full manner the proper way in which
the automobile business should be
conducted. This Is going TO be the
feature Of the convention.
In order 10 present the real facts
OF the automobile financial situation
and OF its Importance at this time
the executive committee have Sc
cured the services OF one OF the
leading automobile bankers in the
United States. MIR. r. r. Herman.
manager OF the department OF new
business OF the Continental Guar.
anty corporation o. New Yorg~ and
San Francisco. who win address tn.
dealers on the general subject OF au.
tomobils finance.
During the past few months the
Pacific coast states have had a Easo-
line shortage which has materially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

lovely Coronado island with Its flow.
cred villas. waving palms and Jagged
rocks. until my fancy saw the scene
all set for movie serial thriller. ~
you demanded the r,ihiea up here
told my pilot. ia certainly have TO
turn them over Yes he grinned
In reply. and a. we're out on the
old Pacific past tho three mile limit
could force you TO marry muh--
hal ha' muh proud and naughty
beautyr Leaning over tho side. We
could zee almost To the ocean bot.
tom. /, seemed. whore big fishes and
schools Of smaller ones were gliding
among brilliant huod SEA flowers and
giant kelp--it wns a marvellous
Nightr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
SPECIAL BREAKER

Even the tires your Motorists, but small
part Of the whole machine IS the breaker strip But
s function important to the tire the tires to the machine
for the hoe tire affected the way uhih does its uor
you knoc not the Of the breaker strip open your
to my words Even the implies, is strip Of loosely
fabric placed in the tire that u break the mighty
blows Of the road
Even the stone cast INTO stream to fotu IN
direction does the breaker spread the shocks Of the
road the tire good breaker strip gives mighty battle
those great enemies Of purse bruises and and
tear, and adds many moons to the life Of the tire
The Great Chiefs Of my people knou ho important Is the
breaker strip they have it especially for mighty
Savage ID Type tire. different from that used in ordinary
tires the different from the Great IS the cost Of
this bit Of fabric but does the ok call It to do better
taan any other that use kno,u Of
In your eyes. Travellers Of the Highways this is but
small matter but consider ,uith other features ID" Type
snd know another uhy this big, sturdy easns the
pride and Of hearts, has been proclaimed in all the land
BY Of yohe best fabric tire the American market.
SALUTE YOU MOTORISTS LITTLE HEAP HAS SPOKEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
SIX MILLIONS FOR ROADS

The next five years will see the
expenditure of more than $685.
900 900 for good roads in at least
81 states OF the Union. The total
amount proposed and authorized for
road Improvement is far above the
billion mark. This increased in
terest In better roads can be com.
pared with that OF 1918. when $780,
900 WAS spent for road construc-
ton turnout the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
MOST Autos IN X. G.

Figuring the relation of motor
cars TO area, we find that Kansas
City. Mo. IL the most auto.covercd
city In the United States. In that
city. rs square miles In area, there
are $4,000 MACHINES. or i.s55 10 each
square mile. The second city II Mn.
waukeo. Wis. with $4,000 autos. GOV.
ering Its Is square miles, and the
third In Cleveland. which has So.
900 cars In its Sc square miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

Make a practice Of keeping the oil
tank full. Look into II before start
ing on a trip and see II you can get
any more into IL; this ensures oil
always. remaining fresh and that
the mechanical oiler Is on the job
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
OIL CLIPS NECESSARY

OIL holes should be kept constant.
~ clean. Dirt keeps the oil from
getting 10 the bearing. For f1is
reason. Il IL almost a necessltv That
all oil holes be covered with oil
CUPS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
sPURTs DO NOT MEAN SPEED

The driver who rides along at a
regular rate of % TO Is miles an
hour gets more out Of his car. both
in speed and mileage, comfort than
he who Is constantly squirting and
letting down. Besides. squirting does
not help the engine or transmission
any.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

Queens university, In Toronto,
Canada, intends establishing a
course in roadmaking In connection
with it's practical science depart
uent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

Little Heap" - . character = symbolic Of The
spvscAels Savage" Tin Company. By birth he Is
Savage; BY adoption. member Of The House q
spvsehels- qWise for his years. educated in modern
pays and iubued uith the spirit Of the organization
be rcpvsssnts the tte "ehie' i an authority on thu
ecnstruet;oa Of Savage" tires and tubes git l. fl
ting that the sterling qualities and the strdness q
his race sss characteristics TOO, Of Tire products NTH
(which he u associated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

Residents OF the west end Of NIL
ton, Mass, have organized a motor
transportation company which is
owned exclusively by Inhabitants
Of that suburb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

Automobile manufacturers In the
United States shipped In one month
casa passenger cars and 1850 trucks
TO foreign countries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

There has been great shortage Of male applicants for
postofc jobs here HatUoen hare been taken mail
carriers TINS bus is Of many By The
motor, probably Gnome rotary above the front cheet
NTH the radiator above that The drive is front as
be noticed Nth the brakes in the Semeptc springs
front and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

An English syndicate has pnr.
chased all OF the 10000 reserve
motor vehicles from the American
Third Army at coblenz, Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
THIRD DAY, July 81
roURrU pAY. August /,

Leave Seattle .-.s...... 100 o. m
Arrive Ch1haiir, 81 miles .1e5ss a M,
Arrive Woodland. II miles i.N D. IN
Arrive Portland, % miles -. s.os .. m
Total. zoo miles, the finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
RoAD2Ey
b&}zR.ETHf a
PREPARED ny SAMUEL !. HuAfEs
GRAVEL ROADS

KentDes NeIa~s-Goot-
Des Mekp~s- Tacoma Highiine-Ccod 70
King coantt Iins
H~nton -H~nfo ton Jun - isa-fsood
R~utoa- Maple vaiiey-closed at Cedar
Mountain. roxrAtinx. To reach Maple
Valley go By way ~ Issaquah ard
Hobart. or By war OF swan Lake vita
pspe itn~ road.
Maple valley Black Di.mond--reaf fair.
Temporary eross4nK over Cedar river AZ
Maps Waller Drive carefully.
kent- Mapac vaIi~y-Partly closed near
Kent. new construction. Good detcur.
Wsedinvi Iio-Duvaii--Gooi-
Dusaii- all City--Good-
Redmond Fall CIty--Good
Redmond Hoiiywood-C.ioses for paving.
ttruton- fs~aauah-On acco0nt Of paxsng
sunset highway 10 coaineid. take cid
road up nilI east Of H@nton and pas,
the nsw gravel bankers 70 coalnsid.
Can use new concrete east from Coal
field
I~-aaash-rau City-Novfh Bend - Good.
New steel bridge over Raging river at
Fall City now open
Is~nquah- Eedmoad--Sia Lake Gamunarn-
lsh--Fair.
>~xpprf -f-saausb
E1nton- B~iI~yue-gensrally good. New
road between Bellevue and Newport
now open.
AUBURN Black piamoad--vew eone-~,s
road open beyond Auburn to peint two
miles east
Sunset Hixhway---t East Of North Bendl--
Saw open to summit Of Cascade. ard
points east OF mogntaina Road 90
summit. good.
Mcclellan Pas. Highway tEnumcisz'-
Green Water rfyeF4-~f3rsvsl section be-
yoad Engmclaw generally good All
roads around Enumclaw excsiisot-
ALL PAVED ROADS IN GOOD
CONDITION
Seattle R~nton-via Rainier vaii-y-ooof-
FASHION Island -- The ferry from Des
Moines to Portage also the Seattle
vashon Heights Harper ferry. now ran
ming Roads on island good.
R~nfou- Kent East sid>t--Road closed
between Reuton and Oriliia on account
Of paving. Open from Oriiiia 10 Kent
over new concrcte.
BRIDGES UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Novelty Bridge. Over ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
no passing Use Duvaii bridge
Lee HiIi Bridge--Over 0reen RIVER near
Auburn. Use care IN passing.
Ov4Ifia Bridge-Ovsr White river. closed.
no passing. New bridge building
For further Information regarding kfns
county roads call Main 5000. local a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
FIRsT DAY. July %
SECOND DAy, July -

L~Nys F@ntlefon .......s..@. ssse q M
Arriss wails w2iia. as miles. sN a. m.
Arriy. Pomstoy. % miles ..,'i7iit .. m.
Leave Pomeroy ....ssss...t.' 80 .. m
Arrive Spokane. ~ miles $50. t.ia .. m
Total. ipo miles Second dAy. stay
over nigh, at Spokane.
sSoou control
The Washington times., 1920-11-03

For the relief of various forms of female weakness
there standard remedies that prescribed
by the leading physicians everywhere. These remedies
combined scientifically in
The Washington times., 1920-11-03

Which Is used with the great
est satisfaction by weak,
nervous, run down women.
You, yourself, If you are a
woman, probably know that
there is no better prescfip-
ton than this, for such
troubles.
Cramp bark. 40 grs.. Black haw.
40 grs., Blue cohosh. 20 grs.,
Black cohosh, 20 grs., Cascara.
10 grs.. Hyoscyamus, grs.. in
each ounce
The Washington times., 1920-11-03
&zb2r
PILE-EXIT

contains opiates but is compounded of Tannic
Acid, Carbolic Acid, Oil of Tar and Extract of
Stramonum in the correct proportions.
1t is the nearest to universally satisfactory
pile remedy that we have sold. 1t has to he
good or it could not be Penslar Remedy Price,
so cents.
The Washington times., 1920-11-03
Pile-Exit

This is another of the
Penslar Remedies-an oint-
ment for boch internal and
external piles.
1t relieves the pain and
itching almost Immediately,
while the astringent and
antiseptic properties pro-
mote healing and absorp-
ton of the tumors.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-10-20

them any penalty for taking the men,
orandum into the polling place. There
is little likelihood Of anybody kicking
against this being done. For both the
Democrats and Republicans know
that the only way to get the voters of
the men and women of their parties
is to allow them to use the memoran-
dun in the polling places. Without
the slips there is no telling whether
you voted for the Prohibition or Re
publican candidates.
Here's a race that ought to be cas-
ier for the voters and yet most of
them down here will be stumped This
is the race for judge of the supreme
court. How many men here can pick
out the Democratic candidates out of
the following nominees.
E. P. Axtel
w. H. Ellis
F. w. Marsh
N. B. K. Pettingill
Thomas F. West
The Rambler can spot one Demo
crat without looking up the party af-
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-10-20
CIRCUS COMEDY DRAMA AT
THE AUDITORIUM TO-DAY

All the fascination of the circus and
many thrills of a very clever story in.
terspersed with real comedy situa,
tions, is to be enjoyed at the Auditor,
ium theatre today. The feature at.
traction is Hoop La" story of cir.
Gus life featuring Billy Rhodes.
An animal comedy entitled You
Tell En- Lions, Roar" is said to be
sure laugh provoker, and the funny
tumbler Bill Franey will appear in
The Dog Catcher"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-10-20

ffiliation of the .men. ThOm|
West is a Democratic. But Ind
bier does not know the politics
others.
The plan of having party erd
on the ballots meets with the|
bler's approval. 1t is much 4
and easier and takes a lot leSI
to vote when you can vote a Sd
ticket by stamping a cross id
place only. With the long bald
will be used in the coming eli
and with the number of voters
tically doubled and with the Y
new voters, to cast their ballot
with no more precincts than w
use 2 years ago, it is likely th'
election officers are going to
their hands full and will be a
of days counting the ballots
cincts like No. II.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-10-20
"THE RAM BIER"


I'm the st. Petersburg independently
How the Sam Hill do they expect
a man or a woman to vote the Demo
cratic or Republican ticket, wheh
there are lot of strange names put
on the ballot without anything TO
show to what party they represent?
On the state ticket the Republicans
are running two sets OF candidates
One from the Lily White brigade
and the other from the Regulars.
The Socialists and Prohibitionists
also have named a few to be classed
in the "also ran" column
Teh ballot will probably appear in
this form, the names of candidates IT.
respective of parties, being alphabet
ically arranged:
For presidential electors:
Vote for six.
Geo. w. Allen
James w. Archibald
w. R. Bryant
E. NJ. Brelsford
Martin Carrabello
Leland NJ. Chubb
Charlotte r Coffin
Fred Cole
H. l.. Cough
]. H. Drummond
Mrs. L. l.. Hayes
Mrs. A. f. Henri
A. N. Jackson
Charles E. Jones
l.. NJ. Kelley
w. V. Knott
J. w. Locke
J. B. Moffett
R. A. McAuley
w. N. Nanney
Herman w. Pilsbury
F. F. Fl. Pope
j. C. Sheron
B. G. Smith
Ernest NJ. Smith
G. B. Wells
George P. Wentworth
Try to pick out the Democratic
electors, any Of you men. Bet you
can't name more than two or three of
the six Democratic electors. Or, if
you prefer, try to pick out. the lilly
white Republican electors or the old
line Republicans. It is likely that not
)ne man in 80 can pick out the cleo
,ors for any one party and the mum
Ter of women who can straighten out
he tangle and know how to vote is
undoubtedly less than the number of
nen who can do this.
What are the voters going to do?
They are going to take into the poll
ng place with them sample ballots or
It least the names of the electors for
whom they want to vote. The law
ays they must not do this but most
# them have every intention of do.
ng it, anyhow, confidently believeing
hat nobody will try to impose on
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-10-20

FOR SALE-Our 1919 Overland
condition, good tires, bargain
$3.50. Inquire rear Of Ford
Store, J. E. MILLER.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-10-20
DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATES
TO Be VOTED FOR
ON NOVEMBER 2

Below are the names of those who
have been chosen by the Democratic
party for the offices indicated. If you
want the Democratic ticket elected
If you want the Democratic party to
remain in the ascendancy in the South
look for these names on the ballot
that will be given you to vote on cleo
tion day, and vote for every name
printed below. These are the Demo
cratic nominees, and NO OTHER per-
sen or persons have any right to pose
as such.