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The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

ra.f 81 louis 1T. Dec IF-Hokt-Ftt-
c~ipfs 10 200 head; market active. mostly
- TO 40e higher two loads choire weights
butchers 81 tns bulk iso pounds ard up.
s. ena74a. light lights, ssIt G7.to. good
weight killing plgs. ss so6s =, lighter
sow. mostly sszsdes So. few up 20 81 80
Cattie-Receipfs. 400 head. dull. not
enough cattle to make market Min
the exception - bulls which are not NOV
ing few eAnners. $50 $50 some beef
cows. 2 en- 2 81. small lois light vealers,
$50 looks steady.
market active, steady. Two decks good
IS pound fed lambs. fls7e - packers. !.
dtum quality native tii a1off.so: oulis.
mostly 1850; iiFht mutton, ewes, $500 q
s 60
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
Specders Raise Christmas
Fund for Chicago Ward:

Chicago, Dec. 14.-tifteen hundred
dollars for Christmas presents to
children, wards OF the municipal court
of domestic relations. is being raised
IN large measure through the con.
tributions OF defendants In speeders
cpurt. The Judges began collecting
the contributions Monday. when 200
cases were heard. Today 74t cases
were set for trial.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
Beatrice Officials Seek
Two on Bad Check Deals

Beatrice. Neb.. Dec. 14--Authorities
are looking for Mrs. Ira Ralston, VINO
With her husband II charged with
victimlzing two merchants at filley
for about 800 by writing bad ehecks'
l,uying goods and receiving the cash
In return. They worked under the
rilise Of farmers. complaint was
fled here today against tho woman.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
Corn Show Is Planned.

Falls City, Neb.. Dec IA county
corn show Will be held here in con
junction with the annual meeting OF
the Richardson county farm bureau
federation on December 20. Experts
from the state college ~ agriculture
will act as judges
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

st. Ioseoh. No, Dec. II l--uoEs
fcinia s.. AA0 head. market i 20 zoe
fst
cattle Receipts 500 head ularkol
haifefa 81 f0sffsnn. valves - oeff SO
stocltera and feeders. ia.00af p 50
Sheep and i-amhs-=Reretpis. ashao hend
market. steady lambs. fiAafp II l. "
ives 81 nu4f 40
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
Knnsn. CIT, GraIn.

Nd K'p'ss ssrd f', Il oss Mp II, pes 50. rel c'
~ 10. Deeembsr. ssr spiit ssked. MAY.
81 63E. snilt bid July fioi 10 ~ .
Yellow. ssn % sec No. , ysllow. e5ne.
10 q mixed sfYe; peeenssir,; t,'i,, s.sss s9Ns
September. ea.e asked. .,,.,,.
navE60e lover to ti,oo higher; aifalfns,
choice, $40 b0n2 275o. prairie No. j. w
q Is so
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
New York Law Firm May
Aid Ex-Governor Walton
Is, Associated Press

New York, Dec. 14.-Counsei repre-
snnting Governor Walton OF OKLA
lioma, recently deposed in impeach
inent proceedings. have approached
~ New York law firm with a view of
seeking review OF the impeachment
trial before the supreme court Of the
Urited ftntos.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

! yesterday. bounded upward. closing -
points higher.
Trading was quite active n the indus
trial group aud, some fluctuations covered
wide range cerro de Pssco =. Tor
instance. ran up more than point. bui
closed * points below Yesterdays final
figures American Telephone and Teie-
graph convertible Gus advanced IL 10
new high for the year.
Net changes In the railroad group were
not large. although the bonds moved IN
Active Tinted states government bonds
held steady
q. :. Bonds.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
Turpentln. and Ro.lr.

savannah. Gn.. bee 1t--rpfp"n'fne-
FIRM, kGiAr. sales. 10 bbis receipts, 2sa
bblf
Rosin-Firm. salsr. i.ass oasks ~
eeipts llei casks shipments. s92 casks.
stock 1863 casks
quote: y. .. =. r. q. tl2tt ~ its1 4.
!, ~ .a 1i,so .,,ssod,sos "a, itisss = =
WV. 4. % 90.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

New York Dec. 1.-THE cotton goods
markets we're firm and qnie, TODAY, trad !
srs being unwilling 10 make commit
ments 81 higher prices for the time
being Yarns again advanced, Bnrlaps
were sfeadier. More raw SILK buying was
reported Iohbers were doing light
SPOT business a. retailers were busy with
ihe holiday trade. silks sold wen ioI
holiday purposes Wool markets ruled
flrmed and unchanged.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

New York. llsc. -Ihe math.a "a ~,
4 points 10 an advance of ta,nas
There was some further @ .rnl'ffll
"a ,rtrea soon rallied on covering i"l
over ne weekend which wes prn,nn,r,
hv tho hrnirr rplng 81 no rsehhnt
rstes March adranrsd from Ah'
atc snd Juiv from sase 90 h2r WI. =
the market closi'ts a. net nhYsn,ss :, ~
~ Ia 10 pnintt Sales we're eAilfns, ,"'
~ ahout "a 200 bags necemhsr, - lAr
Warrb . atc. May. s6sct July. s.tio
gcptembsr 2aei October. sshe. Hna ie
snnt rnffse Mns reported IN felt he
mani vlfh nfirss unchanged A. NJ y
iOre for Bio 10 and it%e TO i'Ho '''
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

NHHHHF NV Nv Il0I- III 7"
ia,tHi rrsfa fhat sfi-rfrf. ffr.
raultrt trnHtHIls UNCHANGED hens. tU
lnwnf Tie. nthef nultrN nnhhsNsnd
nnller and Igks-tnthsnE.<
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
New York General,

New York. Dec. lf,-W neat-9po,,
easy. No / dark northern spring. G !,
New YORK. domestic. 'i.ss. No : red
winter. c. g. :. New York doines,ls, sa,s
,i23it: No hard winter, o b. sew
YORK 81 g0. No ! Manitoba. Z o. D
New York, i'll. No mixed durum' I.
o :. New York. iiosh. A..
Corn spot. easy No 2 yellow and No. No,
: white. g. T. Z Sew fork rail- e.
10 Z mixed. T. Z. New York rail- - I. c.
osts-spoi. easy; No. 2 whlte, ancoo
Hsy--Irrsgular; No J.. ,sag9g y, "a SS oe
ard-stesdy; middle west. 'lssoV
i13.40. o,,,. -,
f92e's. % 82br. ,o,m
Fiour-ouet; spring patents. % 90 %
30. spring clears, t5.0om SO. soft win
ter straights. tt7595.oe; hard winter
straights tb.b0W61o.
t'ornmeal-~NRrket sasyf fine whits anu
yellow Franisated, sg1gm2.25..
Bnckwheat-Duil. milling. tsle NOM
lnai ,na,tsn.
Pnrk-steady. mess. s2s.bou q ze'eo.
family. $500 -,t
ira. 7As.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
New York Produce.

New York. Dee. tt-8utter--stea !
receipts. b,a31.
Eggs-unsettled. receipts II l.ap2, fresh
gathered. extra firatR SO ~ b3q. do firrts
- n i9cs do seconds and poorer, a9m &c !,
nearby hrnnery brow NJ, extra. heU o2cf :
Pacific cosst whites, extras, G0mf2e.
fhecHe@U Unsettled. receipts. 8i,t1t :
state whole milk flats. held. fancy 20
90 "a a a 49,
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
N. Y. Curb Bonds
{. Domestic Bends.

New York. December 14.-Foilowlng Is
the official list Of transactions the
New York Curb exchange. giving all
bonds traded IN.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

"a 4,ngespg''s ~ Ss ssor,hern nhnp ,iiox aiiis no
dark northern spring. choice TO fancy
fi17a m1eis. good 20 choice. " =
f'tsss December. si.osh May h.ii@
july. si12a
os,s-So I white. asa. q Sac.
Barisy--i7 ale.
Rye--No. q st% ms5.r.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

a. Louis. Mo, Doc. 1t.-.ciose whrst
-Beaember. ,l.noi May, ~ .sLm
Corn December, iAHe' "Ha' f'"~
Ssafs-Dseemher. ,s.c; May tlc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
New York Quotations

New York Stock exchange quotations
furnished by J. g Bachs 4 Co 9a4
Omaha National Bank building;
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
Ien,lon Metals

Ioudnn nrr - HHNinhnAF' 'if'f
arnt fsa fsi Futures, ~ ,.... ,ss
Tiieeirolyiic spot fhI los tuiptHh, w
rin Pnat fe4H fu- futures, f4ft ha
Lead snnl fal Toe futnrea. ~ let a.,
Ilna- spot, tsa - cd, futures i'-
lss cd.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

New York, Dee IL Evauefatfd apples
neglected rrnnes, nervous sprleots.
and peaches, auiet but steady ReisinH,
best grades. firm
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
thicsxe Produce

chicago, DeN- lt-tNttrr kEsfs
creamery extras sscs standards, Nts.
extra sirsts. SSssS. firtts. 49, Q .fe;
seconds a. 5.sAsc
Fer.=Nixhsr. receipts t.Sa esssss
frst., ts0ttc; or.insry firsts Is 9 tss
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Omaha Livestock



Same days last wk s5.441 b7,579 50,s17
same DAYS wks. ago .4.b46 34.4s6 3s 81
Same days wks. ago - 262 50,670 3S,gs7
Same days year ago .37.e7s ei,512 1886
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head. Light Fri
day receipts Of steers seld readily at
prices about steady al the weeks de-
cline OF 50dsi.00 The general quality
poagh bn GSSe sSe nosa STOCK wss sow
again and barely steady at the week 5
big decline stockers ana feeders we're in
poor request and hard 10 move at the
weeks loss of around 25c TO mostly soc
Quotations on cattle. Good TO choice
beeves. 1915 a 1000. Fair TO good beeges
&15ms. $50; common to fair beeves, s7.o0
W17b. trashy warmedup beeYes, 1900 n
10; choice TO prime yearlings. sio799
12.00; good 10 choice searlings, $3.50
1910; fair TO good yeaflings, $1,000 800; !;
eommaa conn to fair yearlIags, .sssse45.d5,
far to good fed helfers. s. Is me50; com
mon to fair fed heifers s4Vo@ 600: good
to choice fed cows, s5.n0 @6.25; fair to
fair fed cows, s2.eom 3. 80. good to choice
feeders. s7l5@7.75. fair to good feeders,
S.. 5.00me.50; good to choice stoekers. $40
@agO; fair to good stoekers. se.25 q Z 90 90 .
trashy stockers, 5000 80; stock heifers
80. Is 6t 500; stock cows. s2.s5M3.60; stock
calves, s4.00mS.00; veal calves, y3.Oo n
to to- choice de'f grass beeves s575g75S: COM COM
mon TO medium grass beeves, s9.gou6.59 !;
good to choice grass cows. s4.50W55b
fair to good grass cows. s3.50 425. fair
TO choice grass heifers s4.004b So
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head. With sup
plies Of only moderate proportion and
outside markets strong trade In the ship
per division showed a strong tone again
this morning with buyers out early TAX
ing on OF the best butcher hogs
ar around 15n25c higher prices. Packers
were very slow 10 follow the advance
and nothing of consequence was done in
this direction early Bulk of the sales
vas at s6.35m6.s5 with top. 1890.
sheep=-Reeeipts. 5000 head. Supplies
Of lambs carrying killer flesh we're o.
limited volume this morning and with
demand fairly active the few at hand
moved fsdily at prices mostly steady
with Thursday. The few feeder lambs
here also met with ready sale at fulls
steady prices The aged sheep trade Wiz
largely a steady affair.
Quotation on sheep and lambs: Fat
lambs good to choice sil.75m12.30; IA.
lambs, fair 70 good. 81 o0@ j 70; clipped
lambs, S10b0ab10.s0: feeding lambs tll.2s
a Il 90. wethers. $1,000 200; yArlings.
IS 00U1025. fat ewes. light. t5.oeu7-oo.
fat ewes. heavy, ti.25 o. 5.15.
Receipts and disposition Of livestock at
the Union stoekyards. Omaha Neb.. for
"a hours ending AZ D. m. December Il.
RECEIpTS-GARLOT.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

forao- Dee 1.-THE offrrines AZ the
seaoi saies TO-DAY amounted 70 iiftt
hAies There Was good general t.-
anana 81 UNCHANGED rates
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

New York. Dec 1.-THE general cot
ton market closed easy 81 net deciih's
OF 81 TO % points.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

New York Coffec.

Vunrsapalis. Minn. Dec. ii--flour
Market unchanged
-. % 90 4l lI 90.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

Bsr sllset
New work.. Dee. IL Rar SGNer-t& = g.
Mexican fsollafs-sec.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
financial

Total stock sales. .2s4.00o shares.
20 industriuis averaged sf.e6. net gain.
High. 1929. 1853 low. s5.76.
% railroads averaged 49, net loss -.
High, 1923. 90.s1. low. 1913.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

Receipts and disposition Of livestock at
the Union stoekyarhs. Omaha. Neb. for
"a hours ending at 2 D. m. December Il.
REC ECEIPTS-cARLOT.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

cottontais per doz. 81 90: jacks. per
doz 81 90. delivered.
FREgH FISH

| Omaha Jobbers are selling st about til.
| following prices T. 0. b. Omaha. Fancy
! white fish market: lake trout. 2sc: hall
| but Use: northern bullhsads. jumbo. 2lcs
catfirh. regular run. z5c. channel. north
ern 301 s2c. Alaska Red Chinook salmon,
25c. yellow pike fancy. mkt. piekereI,
2sr: fiilet Of hsddock. e5c. black cod
sable fish. steak. &c; rrnelts, &c; found
srs. 1sc. crapples, zod 25c; red snsppers.
nc Frozen fish. 3G4c less than prices
above. Fresh oysters. per gallon. szss
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

Prices printed nelo~ are on ire basis
81 BUYERS weight and selections. dsiivsree
in Omaha.
Hides: strictly short sairet hideA Ne,
I. Be: No = &c. long haired hides. &C ara
SC. green hites &c and Sc; bulls. &c ara
&c: branded hides Ne. / yse: glue hidss
Nc !. &C. csi lee and ffac, kip kc ard
sAc. desconS. 60 cerss each; siee sslns
M !. &c. horse hiies $50 and s. 50
So each. hes skins. 1ss each. dry hices.
Na /. SC psr Ii; dry saited. Ne- !. te
~ woS'. @ Pei. g. Is 70 Mss each. tor fun
woolsd skins oiips no value. vcel -
0sse
II" t.ilcw. &c. Ma tsllcs, &c; a
Frrsxe &C. brown grease. tc: rcrk
erscRiirr. sss "a per io-; sect ersskifrs,.
dressing table for what have YOU s.s y.
ks& Qe per ION: hsssvat t.nat Ter ton
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

No. =: / car. SIC: Il cars. sTAe'
ok2HA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
- fCariote1
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

wholesale vices of beef cuts effective
today are follows:
:. No. J Tbs. &c; 70. &c; 20. Z. lse.
No l lelhs, 35c; No. 2. &c No. ,: IL.
No. | ehpeksi layJ - assr-;s so 3.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15

Omaha minis and .Ot1tTf - sNII-TG
their products in carload lots st the fol-
loving prices Z O = Omaha
Wheat fesds immediate delivery:
Bran. So 50. brown shorts 81 .se; rraS
shorts 81 5h middlInEs. s4l &c. retdcE.
Sss 81. sifeltn meal choic. So 50. No. j.
ssiob iinSeed meal - Ter cent. sA1ie:
rottonxesd meai. ~ per cent ts12e.
ho-ntav feed white or veilos. S4s.s 4.
6uitsrn,Hk. condensed ic-aha. io,s stte
Per 70. nske batfermHk, 500 g
ground. ieo-ie hsEs seS.eb per ton d.
g.stsr feeding tsnksgs 80 per cent stee -
per ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
FISHER BODIES
FOR 0AKLANDS
Two Factories Within Short
Distance Of Each Other

All bodies for tho Oakland Motor
Car company. Pontiac. Mich. win be
built In tho hugo sz.o0o.e00 FiShor
Body corporation factory. which "
being built within thrte-aunrtcra Of
a milo from tho Oakland plants In
Pontiac.
Tho foundation and wallis arc
nearly completed and II IL planned TO
start turning ou, the Oakland bodies
In this factory early In August. II Is
stated that this new industry IN
Pontiac viii give employment to ap-
proximately $500 mon.
Tho location for the new factory IL
on a ss-acro site and rails. ties and
spikes have already been placed on
tho ground 10 build tho sOo-foot spur
track OF the Grand Trunk railroad.
The factory viii be partly ono and
partly two-story construction: OF
saw.tooth design and built Of brick
with metal fircproof sash. Tho con-
tract calls for the completion OF the
factory building within 90 days.
Tho building OF Oakland bodies In
Pontiac eliminates the haul from the
factories OF tho Fisher Body corpora
ton in Detroit. All Oakland open. rs
well as closed. bodies will be built In
this new plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
WILLYS FACTORY
HAS so CLASSES
Training Sections Formed to
Keep Employees Informed

There have been developed and
arc now in operation In the various
departments OF the Willys-overland
factory at Indianapolis so training
sections. These classes were pri-
marily formed to educate efficiently
and quickly, men for the rapidly in.
creaslng force OF willys.ovcrland
workers, necessary TO keep pace
with tho keen demand for cars.
One of the most successful OF
these is the radiator department.
where a large force of men arc now
engaged in learning tho numerous
branches OF the radiator trade. Re.
Gently some 40 men graduated from
this training division and took their
places on tho regular force. In
struction includes soldering opera.
tons in detail: the various fluxes
used In tho application of solder and
the proper proportion Of lead and
tin 10 use in solder for wide va.
rioty OF purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
PRODUCTION OF
DURANT LARGER
Expect That Thousand a
Day Will Be Exceeded

OAKLAND. TAI. June with
the production OF 1905 cars TN
April. the Durant plants show "A
total production OF e5.205 cars in tho
first four months OF 1928 and 1880
cars since the production started 10
months ngo. according to adviccs
from the offices OF Tho Durant Cor.
poration here
That tho thousauda.day mark Is
expected to 10 exceeded when the
reports for May are tabulated. pro-
dnetion being figured between 1000
and LOO, cars day. IL the report
made by the Durant offices.
Statistics just published show that
4s,s2s persons are employed by the
Durant enterprises In II different
cities. 10 OF these with more than
1000 persons working exclusively
on Durant products.
A particularly interesting develop.
ment in Durant production Is the
fact that trainload shipments are
now leaving the Canadian plant at
Leaside. Ontario. tho first trainioad
OF cars ever shipped out Of Toronto
leaving on April "a. This shipment
contained "a carloads. totaling I0s
Durant tours and Star cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
FORD DEMAND
LARGE ABROAD
Increase Of 34,883 Trucks
and Cars in Foreign Sales

DETROIT. Mich. June Livery.
where abroad there - an increasing
depland for products OF tho Ford
Motor company and II includes the
whole Ford llne-cars. trucks and
rordson tractors.
During the fiInt four months OF
the year foreign Hules OF Ford
cars and trucks reached total
OF 7e.iis. This u 5t,sSS more than
were sold In the same period q
year ago.
In the same months. Fordson
tractor sales mounted TO 1854. more
than twice those OF last year. when
1884 Fordsona were sold in foreign
markets.
An outstanding feature IS the re-
markablo demand for Ford products
in the scandinavian countries. All
thru Denmark. Norway and Sweden
aales arc showing an unprecedented
increase and motor transportation
In these countries Is making great.
or strides forward than ever be.
fore.
In Belgium. too. there Is an un.
usual demand FOR Fords. The pic.
,urcsquo Belgian horse and cart Is
rapidly giving way to tho Ford
i.ton truck, for commercial and
agricultural interests in Belgium
now arc kecniy awake TO the ad-
vantagess and economy OF this
means OF transportation and are
turning 10 It in surprisingly in.
creaslng numbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
STUFF SALES
SHOW INCREASE
Addition Of Six-CyIinder Car
Contributes Big Jump

Surprising every anticipation. the
sale OF Stutz cars continues 10 show
an increase month after month. so
that the records OF the Stutz Motor
Car Company OF America, Inc. of
retail sales made turnout the coun.
try now confirm the statement that
the number of Stutz cars so far this
year have almost equaled the total
sales for the entire year of 1922.
In no small measure the addition
OF a popular'priced six.oyllnder car
has contributed TO this remarkable
increase In Stutz sales. However,
sales OF the higher.pricod Speedway
series sport models continue to
mount higher each month. 80 that
previous sales records on these mod.
els have been left far in the wake.
At the present rate. production of
cars and the corresponding retail
sales OF the Stutz product for the
present year should moro than quad.
ripple those OF last year. April was
one OF the largest months in the
history OF the Stutz company, and
from tho orders now on file, May
and June should set similar records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
WHY'S Men Are
Given Promotions

Announcement has been made by
John n. WHY'S. president OF the
WillysOyerland Co. OF the promo
ton OF William H. Fitzpatrick, for
mer manager Of manufacturing. 10
the post OF assistant 20 the presi.
dent.
In his new capacity. Fitzpatrick
viii assist President WHY'S in manu-
featuring plans at the Toledo fac
tory and also at the associated
plants.
fitzpatrick has been associated
with tho Willys.Overland company
since early in 1920 and Is largely
responsible for the building up OF
the present production methods and
organization.
J. A. Sheldon. production man
ager under Fitzpatrick, has been adj
vanced TO the position OF works
manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
new GARDNER
AGENCY HERE
Burdett- SmallWood Co. to
Distribute Popular Car

Tho Gardner Motor Co. Of 81.
Louis. this week announced the ap.
polntmcnt OF the Burdo;t. smallwood
Motor Co. as distributors in West.
ern Washington for their complete
limo OF Gardner Foura. This agency,
a newly formed one, succeeds 20 tho
Seattle interests Of Mitchell. Lewis
s Stavcr. who have retired from this
field 20 devote all their attention TO
Portland interests.
Norton W. smallwood and W. Y.
Burdctt. both well known business
men. comprise the new agency.
They viii deal exclusively in the
Gardner line and take over the plant
and entire organization Of Mitchell.
LOWS s Stavcr. Their automobile
homo az Pike and Eleventh 81 one
OF tho largest buildings devoted eK.
cluHlyeiy to automobiles IN tho city,
and has every equipment and faeil.
lty with which TO display and ser
vice cars
W. r. Burdcit Is ono OF tho well
known figures IN Northwest auto
circles. lilo has been manager OF
Mitchell. Lewis s s,aycr in Seattle
Tor tho past three years. and no is
also interested in tho Gardner
agency IN Portland. alr. Burdeii
was enthusiastic yesterday about the
prospects for the new organization.
II have every confidence that We
arc going 10 put the Gardner over
big In Western Washington. We
tako over tho entire organization.
and thus have. right at tho start. n
force OF experienced workers. all Of
whom are enthusiastic Gardner
boosters. We viii devote our timo
and attention exclusively 20 tho
Gardner, as VIC all feel that this
sturdy. popular priced car has Il big
future"
Norton w. smailwood has been
engaged In business IN Seattle for
tho past IS years. Mr. smallwood Is
particularly optimistic over tho pros
poets for popuiar.priced automobiles
and feels that tho Gardner Is priced
nj Just about what tho public cx.
poets TO pay for "a dependable. sturdy
car. Watch US put the Gardner
over" said smallwood yesterday.
w. @. Powell. who has been saics
manager FOR Mitchell. Lewis &
stavcr Co. for the past two years,
win continue in that capacity for
the now organization. Powell Is rec.
ognlxcd as one OF the live wires on
the row. "Thc big thing like about
the new organization" said Powell.
'ls the service thought that Is so
strongly emphasized by tho now
owners. The average driver is com.
ing TO know that service by the local
dealer means oven moro than tho
car itself. and with our entire plant
devoted exclusively TO the Gardner,
we will be- ablc to give our buyers
service that has never been ex-
cclled In this state"
All used and demonstrating cars
belonging to Mitchell, Lewis 6 Stavcr
arc being disposed OF, giving the
new agency clean slate with which
10 start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
Tires With 500 Nail
Holes Leak No Air

Mr.. a. a MiIbufn. OF Chicago, has
invented a new puncture- proof inner
tube which, In actual test, was pune
tured 500 times without the loss OF
any air. Increase your mileage from
10. 900 to 10000 miles without re-
moving this wonderful tube from
the wheel: and the beauty OF II all
Is that this new puncture-proof tube
costs no more than the ordinary
tube and makes riding a real pleas
ure. You can write Mr. a. A. Miiburn
at 333 West 47th ST, Chicago. as he
wants them introduced everywhere.
Wonderful opportunity for agents.
IL interested. write him today.--Ad-
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