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SHENANDOAH MAKING RAPID
 HEADWAY ACROSS COUNTRY

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. S.-The ldirigible Shenandoah, flying at clip of forty-five miles an hour across the country passed over Danville, N C., at nine o'clock last night.
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TROTZKY TO TAKE COMMAND
 OF FORCES IN BATUMTO

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 9.-Leon Trotzky has arrived in Batumto to take command one one hundred thous- and troops he has thrown in the in terest of the Caucasus, to crush the revolution there.
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BILL TO GET ROYAL ASSENT

LONDON, Oct 9.-The House of Lords passed bill creating an Irish boundary comission, giving a third reading to the measure which had successfully passed through the com mons and which will be given royal assent this evening.
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WASHINGTON WINS OUT IN
 12TH INNING FINAL GAME

resulted in double play from Kelly to Jackson; Goslin singled to the right; Judge socked one out to Will son which the latter took with both paws-No runs, two hits, no errors.
 Eighth Inning.
 Giants-Wilson outstruck; Bluege juggled Jackson's grounder momen- tarily and the batter pronounced safe at first when ball and runner clash ed; Gowdy sent a skyscraper out to Goslin which the latter gobbled up; Barnes struck out-No runs, no hits, one error.
 Senators-Bluege fouled to Gowdy; Liebold batted for Taylor and doubled leftward; Ruel got young infield bit; Liebold to third; Tate batted for Mar berry and took drew a walk all bases now filled; McNeely flied out to Meu- sel; Liebold held onto third; Liebold and Ruel scored on Harris single to- ward leftfield; the crowd became fran tic; Shirley running for Tate halt ed at second on the famous hit; Nehf replaced Barnes; Rice drove one out to Kelly which the latter made unas- Isisted-two runs, three hits, no CT Irors.
 Ninth Inning.
 Giants-Johnson boxward for Wash ington and Miller to third-Lindstrom popped one to Miller; Frisch tripled out to centerield Young was pur- posely walked; Kelly famed out on three pitched balls Meusel up; and Young stole second; Miller outthrew Meusel-No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Senators-Frisch outthrew Goslin; Judge singled out to center; Kelly took Blueges grounder and threw to Jackson who dropped ball; Judge goes to third on error; McQuillan relieved Nehf; Miller inhit; Double play Jack son to Frisch to Kelly-No runs, no hits, one error.
 Tenth Inning. Giants-Wilson walked; Jack fan ned; Gowdy inhit Double play, John lson to Bluege to Judge-No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Senators-Frisch outthrew Ruel; Wilson consumed Johnson long drive; McNeely fanned-No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Eleventh Inning.
 Giants-Groh batted for McQuillan; lGroh singled rightward and South worth ran for him, safe; Lindstrom sacrificed, Judge to Harris; Frisch famed out; Young purposely walked and Kelly struck out-No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Senators-Bentley boxward for the Giants; Harris sends one outfeld to Young; Wilson took Rice's long drive; Goslin doubled to right; Judge pur- posely walked; Bluege up and sent one out to Young; Meusel socked one out to rightfield; Bluege forced Judge and Jackson to Frisch ended the inn Iing-No runs, onehit, no errors.
 Twelfth. Inning.
 Giants-Meusel singled rightward; Wilson outstruck; Jackson forced Meusel; Bluege to Harris; Gowdy out- sent high fly to Goslin which the lat ter took with ease-no runs, one hit, no errors.
 Senator's Miller up, Young and Meusel were backswitched; Frisch outthrew Miller at first; Ruel doubled leftward; Jackson fumbled John5on's grounder; batter safe at first; Ruel held onto second; Ruel then scored on McNeely's double to left-feld-Ore run, two hits, two errors.
 Final Score
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STORE HEAD BEAD

SEATTLE, Oct. 9.-Robert B. Pat terson, head of the Fraser-Patterson Department store in this city died today in Spokane
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RED CROSS WILL MEET
 IN ST. LOUIS NEXT YEAR

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 10.-St. Louis has been selected for the next National convention of the American Red Cross, opening October B. 1924.
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BEER BY GLASS IN MAJORITY

VANCOUVER, B. C., Oct. 1O.-Of- ficial recount in the recent election gives the city beer by glass a majori- ty of 78.
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KETCHIKAN FISH PRICES
 KETCHIKAN, Oct. 9.-Fish prices quoted here yesterday are halibut 15 and ten cents; pickled, none quoted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
SALES ADVANCE
1925 Chambers and CIeve-
lands Meet Demand

Increased sales OF 1926 Cleveland
models since their arrival last
month are attributed mainly TO the
several striking advantages and me,
ehanlcai features Incorporated in
the new series. asserts John Nil,
Ter, president OF the Miller.Norton
Sales Co. local Cleveland and
Chandler distributors.
Most important and interesting OF
the rennements Identifying the new
Cleveland series are the mileage
motor and tho one-shot olilng sys,
tenn. the latter totally eliminating
all customary labor and care In.
VOWED III oiitng and -greazipg q
score or more friction points OF tho
chassis at regular intervals. a
thrust OF a foot lever located on
the footboard automatically oils
and greases % vital friction points
OF the Cleveland chassis stimuli.
taneously.
Chandler has also shown a re.
markable increase IN sales and com.
ment, as the Pixies Peak motor and
the traffic transmission become
moro widely known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
u. S. Has One
Auto to Each
Seven Persons
And There Is but
One to $4,000
in China

"Iamlgns the United States with.
out an automobile suggested ~. s.
Dulmage. local Star dealer. Can you
visualize the change In the daily lie
Of this country II we were without
automobiles for even a dayg
There Is a motor vehicle for one
out Of every seven persons in the
United Stats. and our neighbora 20
the North and the South come next
with one 20 every 10 persons IN the
Panama Canal zone. and one 70 every
10 persons In Canada. Compare that
with Russia, which has one motor
vehicle for every 1900 persons. or
China, with one 10 every $1,000 per.
sons.
Perhaps the people OF Liberia,
with one motor vehicle 20 every 37B..
600 persons. wouldn't miss the auto
mobile much, but some OF us would
have a hectic time. Our morning
milk supply would certainly DO late.
and several Of US would be late for
work.
we give up in despair when we
try 70 think Of a day without tele-
phones. Yet there are today as many
automobiles IN the United States as
there are telephones. over 1900, 900
OF each being reported last year. and
automobiles are increasing faster
than telephones."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
TEST DRIVERS
Laboratory Apparati Show
Emotional Reactions

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Psychology
now determines the fitness Of auto
mobile drivers for large corpora
TORS. Richard z. Kropf. supreme re
gent Of the Royal Arcanum. pointed
out In a safety address here. The
delicate instruments Of the labora.
tory indicate what person will do
In stress OF emergency. the frater.
nalist said
The examination OF a prospective
driver includes tests which resemble
closely those used BY the United
States army" he said Tests are
also made on steadines3 OF nerves
in handling instruments. selection Of
coiors. and other trials to bring out
the qualifications necessary in a re
liable driver.
zone OF the most interesting Is
the appliance for registering the
nerve.fear reactions. The driver is
seated AZ a miniature switch board
in a darkened room and told to
plug In as fast as he can. Sudden.
~ loud buzzer Is set off. various
rays are projected within his vision.
The reactions OF the prospect arc
automatically recorded.
CITY and state application Of
these tests TO drivers OF pleasure
cars who apply for licenses would
do much to decrease our list Of mo.
torinE Academia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
Nearly Three Million
Miles of Roads in u. S.
Asphaltic Surfacing Grows Larger
Coast Sets Record on Highways

TWERE are now In the United
4 states. according 10 tho federal
bureau OF public roads. a total Of
s.sis.sss miles Of rural highways
As nearly az Il Is possible 20 de.
termlne. tho mileage Of the various
types OF pavement n as follows;
Gravel. $4,000 miles. macadam.
100. 900 miles; sheet asphalt, asphhltie
concrete. asphalt block and asphalt
mhoadam. 10000 miles; Portland CO.
ment concrete. $1,000 miles; brick
Etone.block ana miscellaneous. 10000
miles
Exclusive Of sand clay roads,
there are now $4,000 miles Of
paved highways. Forty thousand
miles Of paved roads were con.
structed last year.
Tho construction 81 asphalt roads
during 1924 was greatly IN excess Of
any previous year. there being laid
o2.0O0.eo0 square yards of asphalt
paving on the roads and streets OF
tho country. compared To $500 900
square yards IN 1889 and $4,000. 900
square yards in 1891. Tho increase
Ia tho usphaltlo types n due. accord.
ing 10 engineers. 90 recognition Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
Road Bulletin
KING COUNTY ROAD BULLETIN
Thomas ". neernan
hInr Tounfy ynrin.xr

WEEK ENDING AUGUST o. 1894.
All paved roads In coed condition.
Hsuten. Maple NaIisyi Rsnton TO on.
mile beyond Elliott closed. balance in
good eonditioh. dsiour q Maple Valley
Via Cedar Grove and Hobart roads
ksni.niaek DIamsndi Paved for 10
miles 90; Of Kent. three gravel roads
~ end 81 paving good Erpssi.
Maple valley Black Diamonds Coed
EFayel
-f-Humrfrv-fyrrrffnT -557- Tee ragtion
Ia approaching grssa river gorge.
sunset Highway
Hsnioa.Is.aqaani Paved.
rsssauah- Prc-,ont Paved.
rresten-rsil city, Coed gravel.
Fall City-Denny Creek Good gravel,
Denny creek 70 summit fair gravel.
Issaauah. Newport Excellent.
Auburn Black Dlamends Via Zoos Greek.
gravel section good
stevens Pass Highway Open 10 Alpine:
fair condition
woodlntill,-Duvsili Good gravel
kent-Des Moinr.i Good gravel.
Des Moines-Taooma IIikhline! Good. loose
Eraysl N place.. south end rough
Nsches Pass Excellent condition IN
ltlpE county: open TO white river
camp.
Lake Forest Park North Trunk eannse-
iIeni One mile paYsmsnt excellent:
balance good gravel
Bellevue Redmond. Good,
Richmond FALL Cityi Good gravel
Des Molnss Trestic No. 9sBA on brick
road. north OF pes Moinss. eiaaad De.
tour 20 right az north end OF bridge.
For further information. cell MA in.
$780, local eel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
BENz0L GAS is
''C00L" FUEL
Get More Mileage Out OF
Discovery, Too, Claim

COLUMBUS. Aug .. 49, Recen,
tests OF a bcnzol fluid made By auto.
motive experts AZ Ohio state uniyer.
siiy here. point 20 tho superiority
OF this kind OF fuel for motoring.
According 10 tho oxperimenterH
benEol gns runs cooler ia an engine
than gasoline. Excessive heat. they
point out. has tendency TO break
down motor oil and rctard proper
fabrication. After checking UP on
temperatures Of the crankcase. oil
and radiator. they found that the
bcnzol fluid they used was the cool
est OF all with which they had ex-
perimented
The tests also revealed moro mile.
age with benzol Tested with soma
OF the 'anti-knock" fuels now on
tho market. tho bcnzol solution
showed as grcat power and anti
knock results MS the Others.
In fact. tho expsrimcnterB tay
benzol creates soft carbon. which
easily blows on, by way Of tho ex-
haust.
a form OF bcnzol fuel Is being
sold In Columbus Dayton and sur
rounding sections OF Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
1900 MILES or
ROAD SURFACED

California now haa nals ihan
1000 miles % surfaced roads This
state 10 called upon not oaly 20
provide adequate highways for its
100000 motor vehicles. bu, II must
also DO prepared % take care Of an
ever increasing number OF visiting
motorists.
During tho present year II In os-
timated that soma 100000 cars viii
enter tho state and make use Of the
7oads for touring purposes and will
BE- under no further expense for use
Of the highways than tho two cents
a gallon gasoline tax. which islcyled
upon nil automoiivc vehicles.
In addition 10 setting their own
house in order, Caiifornians are OK.
erting every effort 10 improve the
transcon,inen,al highways. The Au-
iomobile club Of Southern California
has just completed slgnpostlng the
Arrowhead trail. which is the key
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
BY @. LUCILLE BUTLER

uURRAYl They're of
IL To the ding ding" Of the Of
fetal bell and the joyous footing Of
the megaphonc. the recently organ
lied Seattle Chamber Of Commerce
'driycyourown" tourist selght.see
Ing motor caravan pulled out from
tho auto camp az Woodland park
promptly at $40 last Friday morn
ing.
Headed by Motorcycle Patrolman
~. A. Harseil OF the Dcnsmore sta.
ton. with Lee Kctchum. official lee.
turcr In the side car. followed by
tho PATHFINDER" Star sport model
loaned by the Howell. Bonness Star
Motor Co. for the occasion. the long
string OF visiting cars swung into the
highway. bound for three.hour look
AZ the sights OF Seattle.
with an average Of IS cars ~ line.
i75 people and approximately 80
states represented. some idea can be
gathered ms 20 the immense popu.
larliy OF this scheme Of the chamber
10 put motoring visitors thru Seat.
tie. give them comprehensive pic.
ture Of our city and acquaint them
with its beauty as home town. and
It's commercial possibilities.
stopping az various points Of In.
tereSi. Lee ketehum. In charge Of
the chambers information bureau AT
tho camp. lectures 10 the caravan.
Lumber districts arc visited, water.
front. markets. docks az Smiths cave.
A1AI-lAe- Ial-a~----..-.- ----rs-es4
mission docks the vlsitors-
from inland polnis--are shown some
i2o varieties OF frozen fish and Gu.
HoSities native TO these waters.
Seattle has the distinction Of being
the only city IN the United States
which is putting on personally con.
Quoted caravan tours for visitors 20
our auto comp. giving them birds.
cye'yiew picture OF the whole city.
It's Industries and possibilities.
As an additional attraction at the
camp hetchum lectures twice a week
one night on the state OF Washing
ton, tho other on Alaska.
Accompanying l.. p. Curislngor
driving the Star sport model. were
Miss Lillian Christensen. OF the
chambers publicity department. and
Miss Hazel Stewart. head OF the
tourist Information bureau.
Caravans leave the auto camp at
'.3o p. m. Tuesdays and Fridays
turnout the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
Cross-Country
REQ Bus Coming.

PEo's big new is.paSenser
~ bus. on = tEanJcontlnenial
tour, viii be welcomed in Seattle
within two weeks. probably dur.
Ing the Merchants Exposition. nc.
cording 20 officers OF tho local
REQ Automobile distributors, 18th
and =. Pike.
George stowe. New York mana.
ger for REQ. started the new bus
o. the cross-eountry sedan type
on n trip 10 San Francisco leay.
ing Lansing. Mich. on July IL.
II viii touch the Pacific Coast.
first at Seattle. afterward visit.
ms Tacoma. Portlands sacra.
mento and san Francisco.
The bus Is mounted on a six.
cylinder chassis and accommodates
IS persons In tho passenger and
smoking compartments. with two
auxiliary seats in the drivers
section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
KINGS AUTO MAY
COME TO AMERICA

PASADENA. Cal. Aug. e.--Thc
automobile of His Majesty. KinR
George Of England. may be brough,
to Pasadena. Charles Y. Knight.
motor inventor. states the car. in
use among Britain's royalty since
1910. has given away TO new models
and that he has requested II "for old
times sake"
knight invented the motor Of this
kings car and was present when It
was delivered to him. lie feels the
London agency will grant his request
and that Pasadena will eventually
have the car In which every crowned
head In Europe has ridden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
NeW Roads in California
Total $4,000, 900 in '24
Beckon Tourists Also With Improvement on
Zion Canyon Park Highway

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug p
Southern California during tho flrsi
six months OF 1894 has contracted
FOR more than 100000 OF road
work. one-third Of which has been
state funds. and tho remaining two
thirds provided BY the counties.
This money will be applied on the
construction and Improvement Of
moro than $50 miles OF highway.
There were 4s different projects
undertaken.
In addition 10 this road work
there were 10 bridges placed under
construction. tolniling nearly 1900
feet IN length and involving eXpen-
diturcs OF more than si2t.oo0.
These figures arr estimated from
records OF tho engineering depart.
mcnt Of tho Automobile club OF
Southern California. which urFani-
Eation has always been strong
proponent OF good roads. and which
keeps tab OF the highway construc-
ton turnout this section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

road 90 Zion canyon. the newly
created national park IN Southern
Utah and other scenic attractions Of
that state.
Tho western portion Of tho trans.
continental roads from Omaha. Kan
Has city and n Paso 60 Los An
geies also have been hgnposted By
this auto club. which recently oele-
hrnied the acquisition OF It's hun
drcd thouaandih member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

Jackie cooGAN's dad. at the be.
- hest OF his son. has traded In
Jaekic's 1894 Buick sedan for a coun.
Try club special
This swagger car which Il special.
~ constructed for the comfort and
convenience Of golfers Is no, used by
Jackie for anything pertaining 10
the links. lie says teo special com.
partmcnt In tho rear. primarily In
tended for golf clubs and equipment.
Is just dandy for his makeup box
and other apurtenanees used on 10
cation"
Be Il known that location" In
moving picture pariance Is any place
where scenes are filmed. and Jackie.
1, win be admitted. Is pretty reg.
ular in his motoring TO such dcs-
tinations. In his picture. boy Of
Flanders" Jackie drives n dog.cart.
He admits he gets more speed thrills
out Of his Buick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
PATTEN TO PUT
ON DISPLAY
Full Line of Cirysler Body
Types Shown Next Week

Declared to be the first time nll
models have been available in Sc.
attic for display. a complete line
OF body types Of the Chrysler car
will be shown at the william r
Patton Motor Co. 18th and T.. Union
st.. for a week beginning sunday.
The Patton company officials OK.
pect 10 make the open house snow
ing a big occasion for auto fans
and have even held up deliveries
in order TO make a complete show.
ing.
The display rooms will be open
each day and evening for tho week
for inspection OF the mechanical
and body features OF this new line
OF automobiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
GIVE MEMos TO MECHANIC

Along with the breaks, knocks
and squeals with which n motor.
list supplies the repairman when
having the car ovorhauled, record
OF oil and gasoline consumption
should also be furnished. This will
greatly assist the mechanic in go.
ing after many OF the direct faults
OF tho engine,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

Pedestrians and vehIcuiar traffic
must stop NJ Long Island railroad
grade crossings at the sound OF
whistle signals hereafter. No signal
VIII be given for traffic to cross be
yond the lowering Of the stop disc
or the rnisinE OF the gates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
INSPECTION CABLE

As the starter cable IS protected
in no way whatsoever. II should be
frequently inspected. Amy fraylng
OF the insulation. allowing the bare
wire TO touch the metal OF the car
is likely 10 cause trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
STOP SIGNS

Tho Indiana state highway com.
mission is erecting safety stop signs
az all Intersections Of the Lincoln
highway and crossroads Motorists
will be warned Of presence OF tho
highway upon which n heavy traffic
IL experienced. to avoid crashes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

."of the 100000 American pas.
senger automobiles in use at pres.
cnt. nearly 50 per cent are four.
cylinder cars" says Roliin II.
White, chairman OF the RoiIin Mo.
tors company. 'of the 5000. 900
cars produced last year, so per cent
were fours."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

The shock absorbing ana waterproof.
Ing characteristics o. asphaltio com.
positions. which protect foundations
from the impact OF traffic and give
them immunity from destruction
thru moisture and temperature
changes.
ROAD BUILDING RECORD
Oh PACIFIC COAST
Road building records for 1928 IN
the states Of California. Oregon.
Washington. Arizona and Nevada
reveal a remarkable advance In the
construction OF the latest and most
approved types Of hardaurfaced
highways. These states ara con.
structing asphaltic concrete roads cK.
clusiyely.
Contracts awarded by cities. eoun.
ties and state highway commissions
ia these five states during tho year
totaied lo6,00o.0 900 square feet. or
i7,22s,222 square yards. the equlva.
lent OF 1890 miles Of is.fo0t pave.
msnt All told. 100000, 900 square
feet. or ii,iii.iii square yards were
OF asphalt la ono form or another.
In other words. "a per cent OF all
roads contracted for In the Pacific
cast states were OF asphalt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
AUTO TALK

When the clutch refuses TO work
properly The trouble Is either a spin.
ming clutch or a seized bearing
PlTtons must run practically air.
tight IN the cylinder. otherwise
power Is lost by escaping gas.
The best way 70 clean the siaEs
on car is TO dip clean cloth in
gasoline and rub over the surface.
Then use dry cloth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
TOLERANCE

Jackson-"I have a Ford. what car
have your
Everett--"A Packard"
Jackson--"Well. that's good car.
too."-Motor Camper and Tourist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
TIE SHORT CUT

God made the country but man
mnde the dangerous curves.--Thc
Tyre.
Every bearing needs additional
care in the summer TO keep dust
out and the fabrication in.
Tire changing is made easier 81
the lug bolts are fabricated every
time they are removed.
when grinding valves care must
be taken to zee that none OF the
compound works into the cylinders.
DEADLY GAS
at least we've got rid Of the rubo
who used TO blow out tho gas"
Yea. now his son Is stepping on
II. "--washington Star.
Excessive heat will cause pls.
ton 10 seize or expand to such an
extent as to become wedged in the
cylinders.
In view OF the remarkable increase
In oldsmobile's export business dur.
ing the past 10 months. the olds Mo.
tor Works will have exhibits MT the
chief foreign automobile show this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
DEAD RIGHT

Here lies the body OF William
Jay
Who died maintaining his right
OF way.
lie was right. dead right, as he
sped along.
But he's Just as dead as II he'd
been wrong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
CARE OF IDLE TUBES

Inner tubes that are stored should
be placed In hot water at least once n
month in order to keep them soft and
pliable.
The Federal Motor Truck com.
pany announces tho production of
tho Federal.KnIght, n speedy bust.
ness truck. The new truck will have
a capacity OF 1000 pounds, exclusive
OF body. with wheel base Of 12i
inches.
Thirty.six years ago-on July 90.
1sSS-the first pneumatic tires were
built by DR.. John Boyd Dunlop. IL
veterinarian Of Belfast. ireland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
ENGLISH "JOINERso


The Automobile Association OF
Great Britain has reached total
membership OF 207oo2. Fourteen
years back II Ind 5000 members.
a permanent exhibit OF electric
trucks has been established by tho
New York Edison company in tho re.
Gently opened Canal ut. district office.
The display will include trucks, stor.
ago batteries, charging equipment,
electric vehicles and garage accos.
sorlcH.
Hal J.. Purdy has been appointed
ylco president and assistant general
manager OF tho Nordykc & Murmon
company.