davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
"A PKIcINoU nsznoci must
sbyt prod&n co nejrychleji je-
dnorodinnt dun. Haste Sc V
I, 1856 E. LOG st. = Union.
$1,000 HoTovE anebo vas lot

$1,000 HOT0VE anebo vas lot
Co prvni splatku. koupi dIm,
modernf bungalow 0 5 1poko-
kojich ma dl&zdene ulici, pri-
praven k nastehovanf. MIze-
te 81 no prohlednouti v ned6h
cd 2 do 5 hod. odp. Je ma An
gelus ave. v (. 127O6. The,
Atlas Finance Co., 3. 55 st. a
Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma Jos.
Mlckovsky. 7-12
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IA CENU STAvBY Sc proda
novy dun, 0 s pokojich V ces-
KEN okolf (. 10922 Linett av.,
je to mezi zap. los. ul. a Bos-
worth Rd. Haste Sc tamtez.
TIT
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PRODA Sc jednotunovy Ford
Truck, kterym bylo pouze 3
mesfce jezd&no, aneb> Sc W.
meni "a mensi. Haste Sc v {.
1851 Trowbridge Ave. TIA
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PRONAJME Sc byt ctyrech
svetnicichss koupelnou, vse "a
rizeno. Haste Sc v {. 1850
Coath Ave., Union kara.
7 1ittn. 7-12
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POTREBUJETE-LI

POTREBUJETE-Ll srovnati
vas lot, po pripade u noveho
domu, LEVINE a zarucene pri u
Move praci, obrat'te Sc ma j.
Soukup, 1875 vych. 142. ul., z
Kinsman .Rd. TIA
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IAN CIMBURA
IL4OCESKA LDYLLA.
Vypravuje JINDRICH S. BAAR
IDYLLA.

ledne, kdyz ma namesti Wilde
kocar pane radIv. Ten drze
hodinky v ruce = pochvalni
volal:
''Umis jezdit - skoro, ses
mil ujel jsi "a pet hodin {
hle - koni nemas ami spoce
Inychv' Pan rada byval vrch
lnostenskym 1rednikem ma SINE
cne u hrabat Martinicd a roz
umel proto hospodarstvi 3
dobytkarstvi. Videl Cimburo
IVY koniky svezi, vesele, hla
vami pozdvizenymi a s pohle
dem jiskrnym.
"Snad by dobeh2i jeste dc
Dobrise?" u,
To bylo prot smlouye. -
Cimbura Sc zachmufil a jake
by neslysel skocil 5 kozliku Ike
konim. Sahl jim ma vpadle bo-
ky - pfejel rukou po zavlh-
lie, trochu zvednute srsti -
dian polozil jim ma srdce, usi
Jim ohmatal, a to vsecko beze
slova. Jen pan rada mluvil:
"Jsou to jen dve mile = dve
slabe mile - snad ami ne ce-
lie - tam bychom 81 pax no.
dinku pfidali - mann tam zna
me - dobre zname - rad
bych 81 pohovoril Mimi"
Cimbura duchu sc zlobil.
"Proc to nerekne hned," vyci-
tai panu radovi, "byl bych j.
max jel, kone vic ma rovine
setril."
"Aspon napojit musim,"
rekl konecne Cimbura nevrle
a uz rozpfnal konim uzdy. CO
mu byl pana rada? Jak by
mohl pro neho osidit sve spre-
zeni? Ale pan rada uz sam
to uznaval.
"Nu, napoj tedy = a pax
jed "a nami, projdeme Sc -
do hospody ami nevejdeme -
nevyprahuj - a jak napojiS,
pfijed'," a dal Sc rodinou
pesky ma dalsf cestu.
Bez .chleba sedlak ma cestu
Sc nevyda. Nevydal Sc ma nj
ami Cimbura. Vytahl re satku
veliky skrojek a postavil Sc
pred kone. V ruce MAZE dI-
kladny svdj "zavirak", ukra-
joval skyvy a stridave podaval
Dobrakovi a Divoke. "To jen
zatim - az v Dobrisi = tam
potkejte - tam vam to W.
nahradim." Podomek pfinesl
dive putny vody. Kone zados-
tive, dychtive pill.
"Odkud a kam?" ptal Sc
podomek a prohlizel VIZ ko-
ne a zvlaste kone.
"Pekne kone, jen ocasy jim
ustrihnout mohou stat v Do
bfisi knizeci mastaIi," pou-
stel Sc do feci. Ale Cimbura
special. Ved6l, re koni neu-
skodi napiti, bezi-li hned, u
tika-li zas. Proto, jak kone do
sucha vypili, uz jim uzdy va
zal a uz platil. Sam, re sve
kapsy diskreci daI a, slusnou.
Nez Sc pan rada nadal, ,bou-
ril uz "a MIN kocar. Usedh We
sele; ale Cimbura Sc stale ko-
MIN omlouval. Jakmile Dob
rak cestou do vrchu teskne sc
po nem obratil, uz Cimbura no
tesil: "Nu - ,nu, divis Sc, vid',
poledne je a zlab tn neni -
vsak on pride - a, fuj -
DivOka - styd' sc - hlavu We
set al k noham," a mirne
trhl oprati.
Kone po chvili zapomneli a
osvezeni hnali Sc zas jake
vitr.
Brzy ma obzoru zjevil sc
Dobris. Z daleka ohlasoval SC
uz temnymi, padnymi 1dery
zeleznych hamrd, pax vez
izamek vyhoupl Sc ma obzor
az cele mestecko jako ma dla,
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PRONAJME Sc byt o ctybech
pokojich, Koupelna, plyn, e.
lektrika. Jen bezdetnf man.
zele necht' Sc hlasi v {. 1901
Trent Ave. S. w. TIA
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"celemu Pisku to povim a v
Praze budu vyprkvet - z Pi-
sku ma Dobfis "a sest hodin
- slava tobe j tvym konim. T"
"Hlavne konim, pane ra-
do" skromne odmital chvalu
Cimbura a rychle vypfahal.
"Tak pohovte si." a bral ko-
nj dold chor1louty - provedl
Ije pro jistotu asi dvakrat ve-
likym dvorem q 'zavedf je pax
do stale. Podomek ujist'ovai
a zaklinal Sc, ze Sc ne po-
stara, ably jen Sci a sedl 81 do
formanky, jedi a pill, jak, mu
pan rada porucil, ale .Cimbu-
ra sam oba kone obsluhoval,
sam Jim .zlab vytrel a vycistil,
sam ovsa nasypal a cekal, az
no schrupali. "Nelze verit, :"
myslil 81, ''coz kdyby Jim no
nekdo re zlabu hrst ukradl a
treba holubdm hodil," a tax
sedel u konickd a pokuroval
81, az Sc nakrmili a ted jen
semen zakusovali - pax te-
PRIV Sci. Cimbura sam Sc najfst
a napit. Citil vskutku hlad a
zizen.
"Tak We tri hodiny zapra-
hej - drive me-" rekl mu pan
rada, kdyz formankou procha-
eel spatfil "a stolen Cimbu-
ru.
Zaril, zrovna zaril phi tom
pan rada Miltner. Sesel sc tn
S panem direktorem, s panem
justiciarem, panem doktorem
a vsichni vypraveli, co noveho
objevili, kde kopali, co v sach
tach ma Stare Huti a jinde
havifi vykopali, vzacnymi ku-
sy starych mincf Sc chlubili,
ma rychlo pro ne domG posila-
Ii anebo sami je pfinaseli, ably
Jim je pan rada urcil, ocenil,
napisy pfecetl. We SVEN ziv-
lu byl a tezko Sc loucil.
"Nemit Ultra dfedni jednani
zdstal bych, rad bych zdstal-
cd srdce rad - ale uziji po-
zvani a ma zpatecni ceste sc
Zdrzim, pres noe zGstanu a po-
besedujeme."
To uz Cimbura pfeslapoval
jako ma trni kolem kocaru v
dlouhem klenutem prujezdu.
Domovnik md podrobne po-
psal cestu i vrchy a lesy, KITE
rymi nutno jeti. "Pet mil je
do Prahy a pet hodin treba je-
tt a dobre kone musi bezet."
Cimbura uz vrastil cello,
kdyz konecne hodne po treti
. po dlouhem louceni a ujis-
t'ovani, We ctvrtek tedy, re Sc
budou v Dobfisi ma jisto t6sit
. smell vyjeti. Mic no net9sil
nadherny zamek, ami krasny
dekansky chram, ami park, 0
kterem mu s vaznou tvafi po-
vidal podomek, ze, je takovy
"jako senprdn We Vidni'', ami
ohromne rybniky. Ami Sc me-
ohledl po te velke krase jen
ujizdel dal ku Praze.
=. VIII.
Pana radu Cimbura 81 upri-
snne zamiloval. Byl to mily
pan, "ani by clovek nerekl, ze
Je to pan = TAX neco naseho
ma v SObe = nestydi Sc "a clio
veka, pekne pohovori, poucf,
pochvali a poradi" - rikal
pax o Miltnerovi Cimbura pc
cely svdj zivot. S rodinou Milt
nerd projel Prahu krizem kra.
zem a .jak lehce. Vsichni sc
divili, jak jiste Cimbura jez.
dill - a jak Prahu znal.. Ne.
musil Sc ma kazde krizovatce
.otacet zpet ke dvirkam koca.
ru, kde pan rada Kovandov
vzdy rukou smer ukazal -
ami Sc ptat straznika. Vyzna
Sc sam Y jednotlivych ctvrticf
i ulicfch. Staromodni kocal
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PRODA Sc pekny lot ma Bart
lett ul. Haste Sc v (. 3789 w
chodni 131. ul. TIA
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s.
Coming crowns cast there tallness
before. 1t Is the crown which foretelfs
the millinery trend. II 1t is high.
mannish and different" from that
which we have been accustomed to
see in the little cloche, then be as
sured 1t is a French model, just ar
rived. Its brim Ii quite sure to be
narrow according to authentic fore
castings. just as you see in this smart
model fashioned of quality-kind black
eeorgette crepe. Simple ribbon band
with buckle la directoire is part Of
the millinery trim scheme outlined for
the picture. A collar Of sheer malines
like that pictured, with q bit Of grace
ful coQue plumage. ccunteracts any
undue seSerity Of lire.
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DR. OBJ }. I = n !. f
OF NA NJ KY.

MLADY MUz, inteligentni, O
vladajfci ceskou, nemeckou a
francouzskou rec v slove j pi-
SINE, hleda primerene zamest-
mani. Nechte laskav6. adresu v
administered "Sv6ta". I'll
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11

vozit Miltnerovic kan poru-
cili - do Musea, K mistodrxi-
telstvi, vecer do divadla i :
divadla. i do rlznych palac6
doma. A v tech jitrech Cim-
bura prochazel Sc Prahou. Ma
svstivil po letech zas stribrny
hrob sveho patrona u sv. Vita,
podival Sc do kasaren, pro-
hledl 81 mladym spanem Milt
nerem Museum a prov&d9l ie
sam pan Vocel a vlidne s Cim-
burou porozpravsl.
Ale jednu vada mel pan ra-
da, pro kterou Sc nan Cimbu-
ra caste mrzel. Byl naramne
nevypravny. S kazdym zna-
mym Sc zastavil, casio uz cd
kocaru jeSte sc zpet vratil, ne
kan zaskoeil Sc slovy .shned
Sc vratim" a takove jeho
"hned" trvalo tfeba hodinku.
Zach, tatfnek kdyz spatfi
Prahu!" mavl rukou mlady
pan, ale pouze pani odvazila
Sc no napomenout a to jeste
nemecky.
| ted, kdyz az stal pred
bytem mladeho pana Cimbura
S koni a kocarem pripraven ma
odjezd = nemohl sc jich do
ckat.
Nejvice no mrzeli zevlou-
nj, ktefi podivny kocar = ted
Ease ma cestu senem skatu-
lemi vystrojeny = zastupem
obklopovali. Tisic chutf citil
ohnati Sc alespon jednou BIZ
Gem - ale v6d6l, ze nesmi.
TAX jen v duchu je plisnil: !:
"Boze, jak jsou ii Prazaci
hloupi. Donna Sc, Cimbury ami
pes nevSimne q tn ma n6ho trou
bi pul Prahy." = Bylo mu ne
volno pod t6mi doternymi IRA
ky, jemu i konim. Ii take ja-
koby citili, ze uz je konec Wy
hnanstvi a ze Sc vraceji Ease
domd, do Hraaiste, ma jeho
mekke cesty, do jeho ticha a
klidu, do tepla jeho staji, do
jeho cisteho vzduchu q k jeho
chutne pitne vod6 - netrpe-
live preslapovali q zlostne BIZ
Ii nohana o dlazbu, az podko-
Wy zvonily. Ns@s'
"A re ii lide nemaji CO de-
lat - ze tn tax mohou cumet,
napadlo zas Cinburovi vzpo
mnel 81, jak u mich ami dite
nesmi tax dlouhO stat - hned
ze no volaji: go stojis - bez
a udelej to a to - primes mi
to neb ono - a tn Zevluji j
dospeli lide.'
Nahofe mezitim loucili sc
rodicove Sc svym nejstarsim
synem. Nell vyjeti z Prahy v
jednu hodinu a ted uz odbi-
jelly hodiny po prazskych We
zich druhou Cimbura dosud
stoji ma dlazbe.
"Prijedeme tam "a noci,
zlobil Sc v duchu a napadly
mu mimovolne 1ohromne lesy,
kterymi sem projel.
"Nu - kone jsou cerstvi =
odpocinuti - cd rama stali"-
umlouval a krotil zas v sobe
svoji nelibost. 4
Konecne vysli a syn s mimi
l do kocaru k MIN usedl al
ma Zlichov musil jeti Cimburs
krokem, "aby Sc jest6 uzili.
Pan rada zapomn9l ma Do.
bfis, ma pratele, kteri no tan
ocekavaji a jen Sc synem sta
lie cblral jako by Sc odlou
citi Cd neho nemohl. Znovl
mu pripominal, o Gem mu ms
psati, ktere knihy poslati, W
kterem archivu co opsati, ko
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PLAYER - prod1 "a $685.
Prodame vam vysokotMdni 80
note Player piano Sc 11O rolls,
stolickou, pfi splatce $12 me-
sfcne. Haste Sc u Mrs. Fiser,
1887 Euclid ave !. 7-l6
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PRODA Sc krasne prirodnf
ro1lanticke misto, pine stromd
asi akr rovne pddy asi tfi a.
kry rokli, potok tece skrz. Vo-,
da, chodniky a tvrda costa. Je
tam dunn O. 5 svetnicich, ga
raz a jine mensi hospodafske
budovy. Naleza Sc u zatacky
w. Glendale. Haste Sc u Mr..
Bubny, 2629 Woodhill Rd. u
Luna Parku. TIA
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PRONAJME Sc nabytkem
opatreny pokoj pro jednoho
neb diva pany v modernim pri-
vatnim dome. Haste sc v {.
1912 Revere ave. Union ka-
ra. 4e 7-12
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PRoDA Sc pekny stavebni
lot ma Benham III. u same
vych. 13I. ul., da Sc LEVINE.
Haste Sc v {. 13405 Bartlett
Ave 7-12
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MUSf BYT vyprodan dplne no.
w nabytek . karpety re ctyr
pokojd, pouze Id dnf uzivany,
2 ,jistych' pficin. Haste Sc We.
6214 Fleet ave. dole We pre-
du. Z
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PEKNY LOT ma Lenacrave av.
blfzey kary, skoly a kostela.
Vsechno mestske zavedeni, ,da
Sc LEVINE. Zavolejte telefonem
Lakewood 1411 r. 7-12
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SINGER sici stroj, hotov6 SIS,
pax So mesicne splacet; u JOS.
A. Libala ABB Clark ave. Tel.
Lincoln 1892. TIT
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- UxelnS veden& reklana
rozjiff 'vase zbozi . zdvoj.
n6sobi Va obrat.
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MT. PLEASANT. Dvourodin-
ny dim o a svetnicich S koup.
dole, a to same nahore, sklep,
fernes, skopky ma pradlo, ga
raj, slepicnik a jin6. Lot je
40 pri $50 str. Ovocne stromy.
Cena $1,000. Blizsi sdeli Neje-
dix a Mikes, Realtors, 11015
Union ave. Tel. Broadway
1886. TIP
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MLADY, silny muz, 22 rokd
stary, zde 'rozeny, ceske i an
glicke feci mocny, hleda "a
mestnanf' v jakemkoli oboru.
Rad BY Sc naucil remeslo bud
v nateracstvf anebo pfi staveb
nj praci, po pffpade i v jinem
oboru. Nechte adresu laskave
v adm. t. listu. 7-15
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PRIME Sc svobodny muz ma
praci ma farmu. Haste Sc v {.
$685. Gable Ave. 7-12
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PRONAJME Sc byt o tfech
pokojfch; elektffna, veranda "a
jine zafizeni, Naleza Sc v (.
9213 Folsom Ave. Haste Sc
" (. 1906 Quincy ave. is97-12
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PRONAJME Sc rohoyy stor.
Haste Sc v (. 1859 Broadway.
- 7
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Beze slova pax znova USE
dll a teprve cd Zlichova kocar
vlastne Sc rozejel. Nebe bylo.
mraky zatazeno, re kterych
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Motor Trucks
Aid Tourists
in Southland

los ANGELES. July ig.-Molor.
Ing organizations arc watching the
working cut OF the highway patrol
service recently inaugumtcd by the
Automobile Club % Southern Canfor.
mia This new department carries
tho club service 10 remote points ON
the main highways thru a fleet OF
light trucks especially equipped.
Attic this new service primarily Is
designed for the tens OF thousands
az members of the auto club. the
work Is 81 such a character that
automatically the entire motoring
public will benefit
Drivers Of these patrol trucks have
need 90 be well qualified. because
they must serve IN an sorts Of emer.
gcncies.
They are schoolcd In handling
traffic 20 relieve temporary conges.
ton: they carry medical firstaid cab
NETS fire eNtlnguishers ana equip,
ment for limited mechanical assist.
ance.
They remove dangerous substances
from the surfaces Of the roads. 70
port reckless driving. detours. needed
repairs ana similar matters OF i'm,
portanco 10 motorists. as well as be
ing provided with maps and all sorts
OF information. including reports OF
stolen cars for tho guidance Of au.
lhorities In outlying districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
TRUCK TRAFFIC.
UNDER RIVER
Save Shipping Costs Thru
New VehiCular Tunnel

NEW YORK. July ls,-Port au
~ thor,ies here calculate that BE-.
tween 700. 600 ana so00,o55 tons Of
freight are annually transported on
barge between the jersey shore ana
New York city.
with the exception o. the Ere
railroad. freight cars with their con
tepts intact are now ferrisd aeFeal
~ Hudson on barges BY an me
railroads entering New York ana
this h regarded o. a very eEpsi.i''
ana wasteful practice. The Efie iol
,one time past has been unioaalhs
~ freight cars on the west bank o.
he river and Transporting caFsof
~ means OF trucks on 81 own fef
~. merely saving. u r. estimated
b,tween 50 cents and $50 a ION
In view Of the progress being NM -.l
ON the Lincoln highway tunnel un
der the Hudson river. which - "a
rooted 10 be- opened in 1876. the raA
roadu are carefully figuring me -
,lbiIlty Of Transporting freight unosI
No river via the vehicular tunhtl
with motor trucks and traiierS ~
the terminals In Jersey Clly, ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
DOGDE POLICY
GIVEN 0KEH
Buyers Appreciate No New
Model System, Claim

Dodge Brothers policy Of making
constant improvements and changes
In their motor cars instead OF chang.
ing models each year is appreciated
hy buyers. according to w. l.. Eaton.
Seattle distributor.
He says:
Dodge Brothers motor car own.
ers who buy new cars every year
and there arc many Of them-have
a big advantage here. a one-year.old
Dodge Brothers car Is modern in APP
pcarance and mechanical design.
Equally important 20 its resale value.
however. IS tho fact that Il Is sub
stantiaiiy the same car that Dodge
brothers will manufacture a year
later. In other words. there Is no
danger that this one-year-old car will
suffer an undue depreciation loss
simply because an entirely different
model is about TO make its appear.
ance. We charge Off only for the
normal rate OF depreciation for one
year. And the used car buyer In
turn appreciates the fact that the
price represents fun value. and that
he can buy the car with full aAsur.
ance OF many years OF satisfactory
service.
Another factor enters into this
policy which Is also OF considerable
Importance TO buyers. \ change in
models involves complete change
Of dies and production schedules. II
upsets a factory completely and often
means a virtual stoppage OF produc.
ton. This naturally remains a loss
10 the manufacturer and his only re-
course Is 10 get II back In the price
OF his product. The saving effected
by Dodge Brothers. thru their policy
OF constant. gradual refinement in.
stead OF radical annual changes OF
models. is faithfully returned to the
buyer in the form OF surplus value.
The practice OF bringing out new
models every year IS also responsible
for a slow.up OF sales during the
summer months. People hold Off.
waiting 10 see what the new models
are like. The fact that Dodge
Brothers sales are continuing at the
normal volume is another Indication
Of the confidence engendered by the
practice Of not issuing annual mod
els. Many buyers have said to US:
Dodge Brothers cars couldn't be
finer than they are today. either in
appearance or riding comfort. / am
not afraid OF change. There is Ger.
tainly no occasion for It,
Also. altho most owners do not
realize II, the cost OF replacement
parts is greatly affected by bringing
out yearly models. one reason for
the extremely low price for Dodge
Brothers parts is the fact that parts
stay standard for years"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

These maps sholo the
cross-copntry roads that are
most freqaented by tourists.
NoW is the time Uhen most
touring is east and nest. In
the fall and lCinter months, 10
is north and south.
The roads sho,Vn on the
upper map are, as numbered,
!, Yellowstone Trail; 2, Lin
colin Highway; 3, National
old Trails; 4, Lee High,0dy;
5, Dirie Highway; 8, Missis-
sippi River Scenic HighaOay;
Z, Jefferson Highway; 8, Pa
cVtc Highwav.
The lower map shops the
famous National Park-to-
Park Hi0hmay, encircling the
national parks and monu-
mentS of the West. 1t covers
q tour Of about 5000 miles.
IT is fed by every transcon-
tinental Mghway and is con-
sidered one of the most non
der1ut scenic courses IN the
country.
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cases ~ much as 10 times what they
were making before.
"it'H Success IN murine engines
had been well known. but We won.
dered whether tho public would
recognize this and actually BE- will
ing TO keep going till they came Ia
"A station where General gus wat
sold
The results have exceeded our
most optimistic hopes Dealers and
customers alike have expressed their
qualification at the way tho high
quality Of the gasoline has been
maintained. and their appreciation
has been registered forclbly IN the
steady growth OF saleA Not only
Tor passenger carr. but with heavy
duty trucks II has given remarkable
satisfaction.
Not only has II been necessary
TO enlarge tho distributing facilities
but the storage capacity Of the Har-
Dor Island plant Of the General
Petroleum corporation has been
greatly Increased by tho addition OF
new tanks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

DECENT additions 10 the General
~ Petroleum corporations fleet Of
trucks have brought the total mum,
Der required TO distribute General
gasoline 20 tho dealers In Seattle and
vicinity 90 10. Three more viii br
placed In commission within tho next
three weeks. according 10 w J..
Dinsmore, Northwest district man
aver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
AUTO TALK

Don't try TO blow the jaywalker
out of your way. Use the trakcs.--
Automobile Digest.
In 1911, average piston displace.
ment was 600 cubic inches; now 1t is
l22.
Auto manufacturers are reporting
an increased demand for balloon
tires.
Everybody has the right of way
but you.
Twenty per cent Of the brakes in
use are defective. say auto engineers.
Light makes Of autos predominant
In farming areas.
Thirty.five cities in this country
have reduced their motor fatalities.
Motor vehicles ranked second in
commodity exports in 1923.
Automobile dollar of 1923 was con.
idered worth Ill pre.war cents.
Sixty per cent OF passenger car
mileage is for business purposes.
After you've driven 500 miles have
your automobile brakes tested.
Fans In Germany are taxed so
cents month for reception.
There are about 1000 receiving
Iets in Spain. a..
Two state.controlled radio stations
are operating In Lithuanla.
Gas pipe should not be used for
ground.
Keep spaces between turns even
on splderweb coils.
Receivers are being installed In
lonely lumber camps in Canada.
North Shore Congrogatio nal
church, Chicago, has opened 500.
watt broadcastlng station, call let.
ters WDBY.
Average price of new cars is ;s11.
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''Tho way our volume OF gasoline
business has grown since We sold IA,
first gallon FOR automobile Use just
seven months ago this week has
been amazing. even 90 Us. he states
our first introduction Of Il TO tho
automobile trade was here Ia Seattle
Just before tho Christmas holiduyn
and We started out with only 30 deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Fire Warnings to
Be Broadcast Here

Fire warnings soon will be n part
of the regular forecasts OF tho local
weather bureau, according TO an an.
nouncemcnt made Saturday. The
warnings, which will be issued by
the bureau In cooperation with the
Washington Forest Fire association,
viii advise residents when TO expect
dangerous forest fires, just as they
now receive rain and storm warn.
ings, according TO George C. jay,
chief fire warden OF the association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
WHITE TRUCKS STILL
HOLD SALES RECORDS

Leadership ln truck sales Tor the
state N California Tor the flint half
~ 1924 goes 20 She white company.
builders ~ White truekn The period
iurt closed marks n continuous rec.
ord of White leadership IN truck
sales covering the last four and a
half yoau, u b. claimed.
During this fourysar period. ac.
corIinE 10 the record Of thu Motor
Respiration MOVIE white leads iis
nearest competitor in the uu line
field by over 100 trucks These Cal.
iforuia records are ln keeping with
white ia oa records thrJouf the
country where gss.O0oo00 worth u
White trucks we're sold in 1921
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ers az our distributors.
TO day We have ii6 Ia Seattle
and close enough FOR truck delivery,
In addition to those IN Tacoma.
olympia. ceutmlin. Chehnlls. Bell.
lughum ana Mount Vernon,
Dealers who have undertaken ita
distribution have found their gaso'
limo sales loaplng ahead. In some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Send Boxer to Aid
Stranded Explorer

Tho power schooner Boxer. owned
by the interior department. probably
will be sent TO the relief OF Earl
Rossman, tho explorer, mnrooncd at
Wainwright, 1t was reported satur.
day. The Boxer recently left for
the North with supplies for stations
maintained by the United States bu.
reau of education.