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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11
Deeds. Building Permits, Vital Statistics

IS and 81, Harlandale Acre Tracts; 5000
etc. a;-- SO " ~
James and Rebecca Nelson 10 ]. X.
and Annie v. Haas. October 5, 1926. deed
to lots A. b and C, block II, Brunswick
Park addition; s31s4.
Catarina v. and Ben Hernandez to A.
A. and Agnes Zielka Gonzales, July IS.
1925, deed to the south half Of lot q, old
city lot l2S. new city block 24S7; SO
| etc.
Charles Robert Hart to Thomas F.
Hart. October 20, 1925. quit claim deed
to lot 8. and west ~ feet OF lot Z, new
citv block 1900: $40 etc.
f. V. White 10 Z. l.. varnell. Septem-
Der 10, 1925. deed to lots !. 2, ). 4. 5 and
6, block 80, new city block 1898; 1910
=. A. Holder to Bonita Garcia de Mar.
tinez. November Z, 1925. deed to lots 7
and s. block 81. new city block 1855;
$1,000.
Charles cowles and Florence Cowles, No
vember q. 1925, deed to lot 2. block 20,
Haflandalo Gardens addition; $295.
Busby building Corporation to T. d.
and Anna r. Barnes. November G, 1925,
deed to lot ~, block "a, new city block
1916: s4452.o5 etc.
T. D. and Anna r. Barnes to Busby
Building Corporation, November c, 1925.
deed to lots 81. 80 and 80. block 0, new
city block e4OS; $40 etc.
Il. .. busDy 10 busDV COR
poration October IS. 1925, deed to lots
to 4. new city block 1899; s2O1O etc.
Busbv Building Corporation to E. A.
and Ferda P. Kurtz, November 4. 1925,
deed to lot 4, block %, new city block
1899; $7675.
r. A. Richey to Gregorio Revilla. Oc-
tober Is. 1925. deed to lot fronting IS
feet on Guadalupe street by 1877 feet
deeD between Guadalupe and Paisano
streets. in new city block 1882: $500.
Juan and Maria l.. Rodriguez TO A. n
Cardenas. October rs. 1925, deed to this
west half Of lot 10. new city block 24Os.
1851.
Ed weltens to Charles Gersdorff, No.
vember Z, 1928. deed to lots and
block 81, new city block 2319; $40 etc
Gus b. Mauermann TO d. A. McAskill
November 3. 1925. deed to 2121s acres OF
land out of survey 19k Ridgeway. S51
T. A Hobbs and 1359ls Ana Clare: $40
etc.
Molle and Sam wolfton to Aaron
Wolfson. November 0. 1925. deed TO lot
4. block s. new city block 7sO; 81.
william and Mile May Pegg to r.
A. Simmons. September &c. 1925, deed to
lots and 10. block 325. San Jose Town
site addition; $500.
]. F. and Maggie Nelums to J. w
and Mary Kinney, November 9. 1925.
deed TO lot Q. block 2, new city block
141f; $5475.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11
BIRTHS REPORTED.

November 3: To Mr.. and Mrs. Jesus
Hernandez, Robert B. Green Memorial
hospital; boy.
November 5: To Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
J. ORielly, Robert B. Green Memorial
hospital; boy.
November 4; To Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel
Dlaz, Robert II. Green Memorial hospital
girl. -
November 5: To Mr. and Mrs. Guada.
lupe Garcia, Robert B. Green Memorial
hospital; girl.
October IS: To Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Lee
Brudine. Robert B. Green Memorial Hos
pltal; boy.
October 23: To Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Messner, Robert B. Green Memorial hos
pital; boy.
october 90: To Mr.. and Mrs. Vicente
Bunion. Robert b. Green Memorial hos
November s: To Mr.. and Mrs. Jesus
Ruiz, ITO Elan alley; girl.
October IS: To Mr.. and Mrs. X. f.
Davis. 2SO6. West Salinas street; girl.
November S: To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
O'Mara, Gl6 Leigh street; boy.
October so: To Mr.. and Mrs Afford
Mueller. Baylor hospital; boy.
November 3: To Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Schlather. 1912 Highland boulevard; boy
November 6: To Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonzc
Sandoval, $40 South Pecos street; boy.
October 20: To' Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Garcia. 1910 South Frio street; boy.
November 1: To Mr.. and Mrs. Gonzalo
Bexar, 42i Alvarez place; girl.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11
Architects Home

real North Side home. built by an
architect for his own; ten rooms, solid
concrete foundation, Lathrop heating
hardwood floors. mirror doors, best cleo
trlcal fixtures built-ln features in kitch-
en- and baths. every convenience. large
sunken living room with fireplace, din
ing room, library, breakfast room. kitch-
en- with buffers pantry. and one large
bedroom, with tile bath. downstairs. Up
stairs there are three large bedrooms
two baths, nursery and maids room,
many closets. Located on terraced lots.
10oxl60; beautiful grounds, enclosed by
English hedge. japanese shrubs and
large sycamore. This home Is something
different. Call owner. or. 1864.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11
Harlandale Acre-Pecans
5 ROOms-S550O

Wonderfully improved place. Good
house OF five rooms, hall and bath. water
and lights. one acre. planted in all kinds
or fruit trees. oranges. peaches. pears.
apricots plums and dates. All kinds
OF berries and about 40 pecan trees. four
years old. also trees, figs and grapes.
good well. one yard fenced for chickens.
well has pump. owner has store and
cannot keep up both places. Cheap at
this price. All young trees; $1,000 cash.
balance arranged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11
BURIAL PERMITS.

Cecilia salazar, as years old, S11 South
Comal street.
Josefa Pena, 81 years old, Rubiols
alley.
Guadalupe Briseno. So years old, io2e
Monterrey street.
simona Trevino, 60 years old. AIS
Lakeview street.
David odem. 6s years old, Santa Rosa
hospital.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Sabas Amaya and Amparo Sanchez.
Attilio Gerodetti and Helen Stlnson.
]. I. Taylor and Ira Mae Simpson.
William II. Wilson and Gladys ]
Townsend.
Ed. NJ. Mirick Jr. and Halle Brooks
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317 Grenet St., Mr.. Brazos
$40 Cash-S25 Mo.

New four-room- cottage with screened
in sleeping porch and large bath ROOM
electric lights, gas. toilets and kitchen
sink: never been occupied. macadamtzed
street; lot. fenced. near best junior hign
school in city. Call owner and save the
commission. Call +. l.. kirby, Or. ll=o'
or. come TO S21 n. ST. Mary's ST.
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REAL ESTATE
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Houses for Sale %
REAL ESTATE
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Houses for Sale ~
Monte Vista deliberately Furnished Attractive Home
Large Terraced Corner Lot, Choice Location

living folding
gdn
to
china cabinet
usually fireplace
living
perfectly
with
be sacrificed leaving
Sedham
FURNISH & FURNISH
Gl62f Brady Bldg.-Cr 1924
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11

MCARTHY-Died at a local hospital in
this city on Wednesday morning, Novem-
Der IL. 1925, Charles Z. Mccarthy Sr..
beloved husband Of Mrs. Kate Leonard
Mccarthy in his Goth year. Deceased is
also survived by six sons, Charles i.
Jr.. Daniel Edwin, Leonard. Raymond
and Clarence Mccarthy. and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. o. ]. Layer and Miss Eau
Claire Mccarthy. all of San Antonio, and
one brother, Florence Mccarthy, also of
San Antonio. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend funeral service on Thurs
day morning, November IL, 1925. from
the residence, 1875 Nathan ST., at $3.50
o'clock. Services in st. Henrys church
at .. m, Rev. John j. Robling. officiat-
Ing. Interment in st. Mary's cemetery.
under the direction OF zizlk-Kearns I'M
dertaking Co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES
MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED
DRESS
ANnOuNc EMENTS
Funeral Notices

Funeral NOTICES 4
CL1NE-Died on November 10. 1925. Win
ME Z. Cline. beloved sister Of Mrs. M. j..
MCLEAN, in her 18th year. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend funeral SER
Vices on Wednesday. November IL. at 7
y. m. at the late residence at 727 Jack
son street. Pallbearers are Mr.. II. Gu
lick. Mr.. A. Gurlick. Mr.. Dixon. MT.
Smith, Mr.. Moser and Mr.. Emilianburg.
Under the direction Of the Shelley Under
taking Co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11
REAL ESTATE
Real Estate for Sale

Il, o. Huff. Pres. Jas. X. Stuart. Sec-Mgr.
Terrell, Davis, Huff g. Mcmillan. Attys.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Personals

GIRLS In need OF friend are welcomed
at the Salvation Army Woman's Home
and Hospital 1919 Broadway. At any
time. CT ASIA.
MRS. MARIE BROWN Is now located at
home. 1o2 Arbor Beach Drive, South San
Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11

NEW YORK oFFICE-Payne. Burns &
Smith, Inc. 247 Park Avenue.
CHICAGO OFFICE-G Logan Payne
Co. Tower Building.
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Let's Build
ClOse-In South

Substantial two-story seven-room resi-
dence with all conveniences. servants
quarters, garages. 65-foot lot with ce.
ment curb and walks. callaghan Ave,
paved. for $4,000.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN &
TRUST CO.
Or. 200. 2l5 w. Commerce St.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11

WE loan $50 and up on one TO two en-
dorsers. No application to sign. no red
tape; confidential; get money here In
fifteen minutes and up. Also loan on
securities including real estate. first and
second mortgages. vacant lots. home
steads. contract Of sales, property out OF
the county and state, diamonds. insur-
ance policies. certificates. stocks. bonds.
furniture. salaries. etc; $50 costs IS per
week for 81 weeks, including principal
and interest. Also buy notes. John p
Forrest Co.. suite 500 Gibbs Bldg. Or.
1855. Established eighteen years. Get
money here Il anywhere.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11

MONEY ON EASY TERMS
NO SHARK RATES. ON AUTOS.
PIANOS. FURNITURE, ETC.
GUARANTY FINANCE CO., CIR.
21S4. ALAMO BANK BLDG.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11
Good Places 70 Eat

GOOD place to eat. Tampico Mexican
Restaurant. 229 So. Alamo. Or. 9i26.
USE THE WANT ADS AND GET
QUICK RESULTS. AT LOW COST
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-11

HALE block Travis Park. large front
family room, home cooking, garage. gas
heat. CT. 945S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14

ton 70 riders that ordinary walking
gives. Tho sests are on rubber
foundation and hre made In one piece
so that bodies move with them.
Yet there n another big reason for
tho six. and ciEht-whoel bus and
truck, from tho viewpoint OF highway
engineers and city planners.
Masury's explanation ia that more
wheels must DO put into service II
greater loads nro desired. 10 that
axle loads mny be kept within rca-
sonable limits and especially that tho
weight on the roads can be dIstrib-
uted over es great road area az
possible.
Tho length OF tho slE.whecl bus Is
IS feet. from tip 10 tip. The mean
wheclbnse f. 265 inches. Yet there
has been no difficulty In mnneuvor-
ing these vehicles thru narrow and
crowded streets. They steer easily
and they are well controlled by means
OF compensnting or Servo" brnke
mechanism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
$50, 1000, 900 Paid by
Autoists in Gas Tax
Registered Motor Vehicles Increase Ia
Per Cent in 1925, Report Shows

Alabama. sssa.Bao: California. 81.
5i4,ssTs Colorado. isi4.s6.: Indiana.
Es,2i4,5sS. Kentucky. Il.ss7,4e9.
Maryland. ;sTo.sT5: Minnesota, 81. Z.
2sO.S5s. Nebraska. sssl.2l5. New
Mexico. iis5.oIg: Ohio. fs.5l5.ts5.
Oklahoma s2.iso.5ts. Pennsylvania,
t4.6sT752: Tennessee. t.5so.sss
Texas t2.iis.bT.. District OF Col
umbia. sssS,ssi.
There were i7.7is.7oa automobiles
trucks, tRxin and buses registered
ia the United States during the
first six months OF this year. an
increase OF 1872 per cent over that
period last year.
Alabama led oil states with an
increase OF 5Ss per cen, In rcgiatra-
ton. Oklahoma showed $50 per
cent gain
Tho registration totals 1B,61s.s.T
passenger cars; 2.lti.75o trucks, and
s7,3i2 taIis and buses
Registration foes licenses etc,
produced n revenue OF i2?s.sss. 100.
Of which tiss.7s0,s7i is applicable
70 highway work This does not
include gasoline tax revenue
New York leads all states with
n total registration Of ithi eEa
California IS Eecond with f,siT,s25:
UAo third with 1,2q2.OU0 ana Penn
sylynnia fourth with i.2ob,2s7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
EASIER RIDING is
PROMISED
Many Wheeled Vehicles Able
to Garry Greater Loads
BY ISRAEL KLEIN

A WAITING the ultimate in motor
II bus and motor truck design, en-.
gineers are trying TO develop a prac-
teal sort of slI.wheel and eightwheel
vehicle.
The most advanced step in this d.
rectlon was described recently TO
members OF tho Society Of Automo-
tive Engineers by a. r. Masury, vico
president and engineer OF the Inter.
national Motor Co. OF New York.
II Is still OF tho siH.wheel type, al
tho the eight.wheel bus has already
seen actual service. The latter, how
ever, In still in rs experimental stage.
slx.wheel buses and trucks nron't
new. They wero first tried out M
long ngo as 1909. But they haven't
raIned as much attention M they
have today.
The reason is the urgent demand
OF traffic for some solution 60 Us In.
crcaslng congestion. one, offered by
the big bus and truck manufacturers,
IN the wheeler. the clght-wheeler
and ultimately perhaps tho larger
caterpillar tractor model OF speed
equal 10 the present bus and truck.
"The principal roason for tho M
creasing popularity Of the slx-wheei
and elght.wheel motor vehicles" says
Masury. "ls tho demand from n crit.
teal riding public for riding comfort"
Tho kind designed by Mnsury and
his engineers Is Gaid 10 afford the
greatest comfort and case In long
distance riding than that found In
cartier bus.
Thirty blocks Of rubber nro used
for supports, anchors and npring
ghackles to help furnish the sensa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
OIdsmObiLe Heads Honor
Fifth Anniversary Here

automobile circles. who IN 1920
formed a partnership FOR tho distri.
button of Oldsmohlles IN Washington.
Early IA 1891 Il. u. Peterson. flst
vice president. cast his lot with tho
firm. and two years later stephen
O. Case, second vice president De
came an OIdHmobils enthusiast. This
quartet has yOdelsd "a close harmony
ever since, In the lyric. MY Merry
Oldtmohilc," they AFRO especially con.
ylnclnE.
Things have not always been as
merry as they might have wished.
Tho deflation period % 1921 was
woAthered. however. and today they
are a. hard working and happy and
humming a little corporation as can
be found on Automobile Row They
ali are sold on their car. on their
town. and on their state.
Tho annual turn over OF 1921 m
round figures was $500. 900. tho sales
81 1925 viii be- slightly over million.
which paints "a picture Of many
happy returns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14

UTAsHINGToN. oct. i4.--Motor-
w lists made a direct contribu-
ton OF {55.si4.24o. thru tho gnso-
line tax. Tor highway construction
IN the United States during the
first six months OK 1895. the bureau
OF roads announces
This tax now is applicable In
every state In the Union. except IL
linolz Massachusetts New Jersey
and New York Tho total revenue
yielded by the gasoline tax was
sso.l0s.T54. altho more than $4,000
600 OF this sum was diverted TO
purposes other than road coastrue-
ton.
South Carolina. With scent tax.
has the highest rate. Arkansas and
North Carolina each charge cents
Utah has az cent rate. a 3 cent
tax applies in II states among them
being Indiana. Kentucky. New Mex
leo. Oklahoma, Oregon and Tan
nessee. Tho 2-cent rate is In effect
in 20 states including Alabama.
California. Colorado. Maryland.
Minnesota. Nebraska, Ohio. Penn
syivanla. Washington and the Dis
trlct Of Columbia. Texas has J.
cent rate.
Revenue derived by some Of the
states from their gas tax from
January 1 TO June 30. 1925. follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
ny 5, p. n0IIINGswoRrn

49, ~ u AAhAaA HNhNHN w VIA
WASHINGTON. oct IA
Alcohol's efficiency as a suhsti.
tute Tor gasoline has been cs.
tahlished by tho u. 3. bureau
Of standards but there Is no i'm.
mediate prospects OF Il displae.
ing the common motor fuel,
AZ present. the cost OF alcohol
Is too great for 4 10 come In
serious competition with gaso-
llpe. and until a new and cheap.
or method Of making Il Is in
vented or gasoline becomes 80
scarce that It's price goes sky.
ward. II must remain Ia tho
background.
Or. II. e. Dickinson. OF tho
automouvo division Of tho bu.
reau to-day explained tho use
Of alcohol In automobile engines
and its possibilities.
III IL comforting 70 know
that there Il n fuel tn sight
that may take tho place Of
gasoline when such shortage
Of that commodity develops 10
make tho price prohibltiye," no
said.
1T may b possible IN time
20 manufacture alcohol 20 nice,
conditions that viii mako u
popular. There arc advantages
In alcohol. especially tn bends
with gasoline and bcnzol that
make Il superior TO gasoline.
Tho principal advantage u
the elimination OF knock pro,
longing tho life Of motors. How.
ever il has disadvantages too.
In It's corruslyo property which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
MAY SPAN CANAL
Republic OF Panama Tells Of
Need for Bridges

The United States official delsga-
ton 70 the Pan American Congress
Of Highways, October 10. AZ Husuos
Aires was received by President
ChlAri OF Panama and other high
officials OF the government. during
their days stay 10 that country. J
Walter Drake. assistant secretary Of
commerce. was Informed IA a cable.
gram from PIKE Johnson. executive
secretary Of the mission.
Highway bridges across The Pan
anna canal. 10 connect parts of the
republic now Eepamted by the canal.
are one Of the greatest needs Of Pan.
anna IN developing Us communication
facilities. the delegation was told by
officials there.
While in Panama. the delegation
inspected the ancient roads Of the
ihthmua. which have been much i'm
proved Tot modern transportation
purposes. according 10 Johnson. lie
reported that the republic - consider.
ing financing measures 10 develop
the western end Of the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
Alcohol Makes Better
Motor Fuel Than Gas

require metal containing tanks
made OF nou-corrosiyo metal
There - no reason why auto
mobiles cannot 10 adapted me
ehhnieally 10 tho use OF alcohol
IN place OF gasoline tho same
M motou have been changed
20 meet the different kinds OF
gasoline that have been pro.
ducrd.
Necessary mechanical adjust.
ments when alcohol Is used arc
negligible an adjustment OF
tho engine Tor tho higher com.
PRECISION. slight earburrter ad.
Iustment and a new gear ration
arc needed 20 give the best re-
suits with tho substitutes for
gasoline. Tho same mileage
per gallon as from gas can 10
obtained thru these changes.
with better pulling power on
hills for the hamo volume OF
fuel"
Pure alcohol. Eaid Dlckenson
does not givo tho good results
that tho synthetic" alcohol
does for tho reason that II is
not an spontaneous an gasoline
and therefore Is harder TO TX.
mite.
A mixture OF gasoline and
alcohol was found effective b.
pr. Dickinson. but be pointed
OUT. there can 10 no water In
The alcohol or tho substance
will not mix
Wood alcohol Il more volatile
than grain alcohol. he Kaid. bat
It's power Is practically tho
nAmn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
AUTO CLUB TO.
HOLD ELECTION
Boards OF Directors In 10
Counties TO Be Named

Members Of thy board OF directors
Of tho Automobile Club OF Wash
lngton IN 10 counties Of the state
will be voted on ~ MEMBER OF
the club during the coming week,
ballots having been placed In tho
mails from the headquarters office
OF the club this week. All arc re-
turnahlo not later than October 20
TO W. O, Atwood a Co, Seattle,
auditors for tho club.
In King and Pierce counties,
where the county boards include ~
members. half that number arc 20
DO elected AT this time. In what.
com. sEagit. snohomIsh. Thurston,
Lewis. Gaya HArbor, Wonatcheo
and Yakima. the boards arc com.
posed 81 five members. with eloc,
ton Of tho complete board each
year, Tho King aud Pierce county
boards are each represented on the
clubs board ot trustees by four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
GRAHAM TRUCKS.
HAVE BIG CAIN
Production Is l05 Per Cent
Greater Than Last Year

Official figures disclose the fact
hat tho production q trucks by tho
entire industry during tho first
eight months OF 1898 exceeded tho
figures FOR the corresponding period
OF sI2t By IS fer cent according
90 W. l. Eaton local Graham
Brothers distributor.
Compared with this sound.
healthy gain made by the industry
IS a whole. explained Mr., Eaton,
Graham Brothers sales Increase
OF los per cent for the first eight
months OF this year over sales FOR
the same months last year Is con.
vlneing evidence % public recogni.
ton OF the merit Of their product.
AN annual increase In sales o.
over 100 per cent Is not unusual
wiki Graham Broihers," Mr. Eaton
continued. Their sales in 1899 ex.
ceeded their 1891 sales by i5S por
cent. 1928 exceeded 1922 by los per
cent, and 1894 exceeded 1921 by IS
per cent. Tho 1895 growth would
logically be expected by anyone who
is familiar with their policy Of Civ
ing tho greatest possible truck value
az the lowest possible cost.
TO produce sufficient trucks 10
supply the constantly growing do
nian4 has neccssltaied repeated and
extensive cniargcments tn manufac-
turing facilities when Graham
Brothers moved into their new De
troit factory. July first this year
their 25o.e00 square feet represented
q ls-fold increase In floor space In
Detroit in little over four years
In addition to this modern steel
and concrete building. Ideally laid
cut for economical manufacture o.
nigh grade trucks. and 20 their i'm.
neusa plant IN Evansville. Ind. Ora
ham Brothers have a plant. opened
this summer. in stockton. Califor-
MA. 70 manufacture trucks required
BY their dealers in the Pacific
Coas, and tho Rocky Mountain
states.
within the few months since
the Stockton plant was opened tho
rapidly increasing demand in the
Ear Western states has far OK.
cseded expectations and e is under
stood that plans arc already being
made 70 increase It's size.
Graham Brothers have also a
large factory in Toronto. Ontario.
10 supply the constantly growing
Canadian market for their trucks
AS improved facilities and In
creased production have reduced
manufacturing costs tho savings
have been shared with the buyer in
the form OF price reductions, But
at tho same time the truck has
been constantly improvsd-nover
has any change been made except
20 give the buyer n better truck
Tho rise OF Graham Brothers In
the short period OF five years to
the position they now occupy
first in the production Of IL ton
trucks Ia certain evidence that the
public recognizes the merit OF their
product
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
new TYPE AUTO
is PLANNED
Machine Would Operate by
Oil Pressure Alone

LANSING, Oct 14.-Tnventors are
fseking a factory site here for
building an automobile Of reyolu-
tionary design operated BY oil
pressure.
Gears, driving shafts and brakes
are 10 be replaced by oil pipes. a
gasoline motor operates tho system.
creating oil pressure which is used
20 run independent driving motors
on each OF the rear wheels
Necessity for brakes IL eliminated
by mechanism 10 reverse the direc-
ton Of now Of the oil pressure.
The inventors claim the machine
So practical and can be operated
With greater efficiency than the
ordinary type OF motor vehicle.
Announcement Of tho proposed
factory was made by tho Lansing
Chamber Of Commerce.. Details OF
the organization have not been
learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
STATE AUTO CLUB
TO HAVE REPAIR
STATION ON ROAD

LNIRsT AID for oil disabled
4 members on the road Is being
planned by the Automobile Club
Of Washington.
If thcir present plans can bo
put thru there win be trouble
men al convenient points nlong
tho principal highways 10 give
quick service in cases OF minor
troubles, ana 20 secure the proper
assistance where moro borlous
mIBhaps have occurred.
Motorcycle repair men, with n
kit Of tools. may also DO added
TO this service when Il In fully
inaugurated.