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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-27
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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-27
SULPHUR SOOTHES
Y,ITCHING SKIN
The First Application Makes
skin Cool and Comfortable

If YOU are suffering from eczema or
some other ~torturing embarrassing skin
trouble you may quickly be rid of It by
using Mentho-S Sulphur, declares a noted
skin specialist.
This sulphur preparation, because Of
its germ destroying properties, seldom
fails to quickly subdue itching, even Of
fiery eczema. The first application
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Rash and blotches are healed right up.
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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-27
TOO MANY LAWS

In the last five-year period we are
advised that over sixty-two thousand
state and federal laws were enacted
in the United States. Small wonder
that the man who has to run a flivver,
help in the spring house-cleaning, and
try to do a little planting under glass
for his garden, is obliged to plead ig-
.nOrance now and then because of lack
Of time to become acquainted with
then@when he is hailed up by the au-
thor ties for the violation Of some one
Of these sixty~twO thousand. A good
law is only enc for which a need is
self-evident and generally agreed on
by all of the people. The enactment
of laws with the hope that the people
will grow up to them is the poorest
way out of a serious difficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
Hudson Company Again
Sets Production RecordO
Makes More Cars in July Than Any Previous
Month in History Of Hudson-Essex

WIN more than 30. 81 cars manu-.
featured aud sold Ia July, the Hud
son Motor Car 60. shattered all
previous records Tor volume or bust.
nesH IN the hx.cylinder field, accord.
Ing 10 word received here by the
Mute Motor Co. Hudson Essex die.
trlbutor
This phenomenal output. 81 was
declared made July tho seventh
consecutive month in which HUI.
son. Essex has set new high marks
for nix cylinder business. The vol.
ums u Hudson Essex business b.
now said 10 be greater. even. than
IN July.
In line with this national Hudson.
Essex piH.cylindcr leadership the
Mute Motor 90. made July the ban.
ner month Of the concerns history
Bales would have been even larger
Il "a declared. " deliveries could
have been made % ali who wished
ears. Summer ordinarily Is a dull
season. but the business Hudson rs
sex cars have had In the past few
weeks has proved thls year the eE.
ception. BuaineHa Is improving. too.
ruthrr than falling Off,
"The gratifying fact about this
leadership IS" haid ]. r. McHee.
manager. that this great volume Of
business ID no sudden squirt, FOL.
lowing a showing OF new models.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

but is simply a growing continuance
" business done fo7 al u this year.
IL is simply a proof that the pub
DC regards hudson .EEsex cars. In
their present design and ut their
present prices. us outstanding val
ues Boa the motor car field. That
feeling has been growing every dsy
and every month That belief grows
not because Of any particular Tea.
lures Or talking points. but from
the simplicity. reliability. allaround
usefulness and value OF the carr
The prices, Of course. are exception.
ally favorabie-in my opinion. b.
low nll comparison.
leadership such as has been won
and consistently held By Hudson.
Essex over d long period OF time s.
Of particular Importance. because
this city knows motor cars and mo.
tor car values. better. perhaps. than
any other IN the country.
The year 1926 has been "A mar.
yeloualy successful one. / fully ex.
pect the second hair 10 be much
better than the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
WHY'S Knight Scout
Car Highly Praised

lecied the wiliyaKnlsht SIX as their
pathfinding car in chariing the route
10 be followed by tho Motorcade
when more than 100 chicasonns.
their families and friends viii drive
thru to Florida and return IN the
NEST prstentious tour u organized
motorists ever attempted
we ars thankful wo chose the
willysKnight aix, for It has given
ua no trouble whatever. and Is the
smoothost running car wc have ever
ridden IN" wan Tho way Kroullk *.
pressed his opinion OF the car on his
trip. This Datbfnding WHY'S. Knight.
tn addition 20 chnrtinE the trip 10
Florida nnd return. viii return 10
Chicago iu time 10 net an pilot car
over the routes sclccted when Tho
Motorcade leaves Chicago IN October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
Road Bulletin
THOMAS H. BEYsiAS,
King InunlN InElnarr

WEEK ENDING August IS. 1925
al paved roads IN GOOD condition.
Redmond issaauahi Closed account Of
sIlHrs
stevens ia" Highway -opcn: good con.
diIlou.
Green weed Ave.-CIossd.
10th Ave. n. y. from s5th 20 iloth ST.
CLOSED ~ paving
Hsnton. Maple Valley 49, New pavement
from usnton 20 cedar Mountain open.
Kent Black Diamond Good CRAWL.
black Diamond fnumoiawi Good gravel
sunset Highway
Hsnton-issaauahi Paved
Issaquah- PrssienE Paved
Prrston.Tali CttyI Good gravel
North B~nd Ehsti Good condition
knoauai,nie PassE open.
Issaquah- y ewport: Good gravel,
Auburn Black Diamond Via 800. Greek
gravel section excellent.
woodinYilis- DuvaI Excellent gravel,
east from Dss Hoines. gravel section
DC. Msines-Iacona IiIghilne con.
ditl0u. loose gravel
SRrhss Pass E1esiisnt condition IN
King county. open 20 GfsrnWaisr. For
Information coucfrniuKs road Beyond
Orasuwatsr phone EtAot-tft2.
Lake Forest Part-Sorfh Trunk oonsee-
tianf Gravel. good condition
Bellevue nedmendi Good gravel
Daxali -Tolt-Fali CitSi Gravel
nsntsu- Panther Lake Head Closed for
paving. pss valley road,
Rsnten Newport Open 20 ali traffic En-.
tepl lQgEiHE trucks
south Houte 10 snoasalmie Pass. Paving
thru Hsnton -issaqga Preston. balance
good gravel.
AZ
from Point nas mile south OF white
Center 20 Lax. Bgrien.
Auburn-rirros County Lines New pave
meat open
Fog further Information call nAiz.gsps
iacal sfi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
OVERLAND USED
nine YEARS
Veteran Car Still Gives Re-
markable Service

Important factors In the manu-.
farture OF Overland cars. as proven
daily by enthusiastic reports from
owners. include. factory engineers
declare. an unusual buiit4n quality
that insures long llfo and fine
service in the hands OF Overland
owners.
Ever since WHY'S Overland first
brought out the Overland four.cyi.
inder car quality has been the all
important feature. coupled with the
lowest possible price. according TO
company officials. Thousands and
thousands OF Overland owners arc
highly enthusiastic over the per.
Torrance Of their earn. and unus.
ual Illustrations OF Overland per.
for1nance daily reach the WHY'S
Overland factory.
II. NJ Yandergruaf. OF Goodwin,
South Dakota. purchased hts over.
land in June. 1916. This car has
been in continuous service since It's
purchase" he writes. and only yes.
terday drove II more than 200
miles thru mud and over bad roads
without the slightest trnpHic. carry.
Ing four grown people and four chill.
dren in the car
One company executive. in com.
menting on this owners letter. de-
clared: That is Just typical Of
the buiItin quality that has marked
oyerlands ever since VIC started to
construct them"
Ny total expense for parts. me.
chanical service. etc. continues
vandergraafs letter. has been but
s24.s5 In the entire time / have had
the car. a neighbor and myself
oyerhnrled the engine last winter
for the first time in the nine years
excellent service this car has given"
Such Illustrations Of the fine per.
formance Of the economical over.
land cars over long period OF
time are everyday occurrences at
the factory, Willysoverland officials
declare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
Big Price Reductions In
New Improved OLdsmobile
Biggest Value That Dollar Can Buy Says
A. r. Tyson, Manager Seattle Oldsmobie Co.

ing ring TIC inlet valves have
been enlarged, tho valve lift ln,
creased and tho cams given au i'm,
proved contour. all resulting in
smoother operation and greater
power,
one OF the major rcfinemcnts in
the power plant is tho slso OF
silent chain drive instead Of gears
FOR the operation Of the cam SHAFT
generator.
Additional strength has been given
tho frame 10y the uso OF - tubular
front cross member instead OF ono
of pressed steel,
The many aavancements found
In the latest oIdsmoblle which give
additional beauty, comfort and me-
ehanieal performance. combined
with sharp price reduction. aro
illustrative OF the constant and ex,
haustIve research work being dono
by progressive automobile compan.
les TO improve their product.
II was only thru the installation
OF the latest time and labor saving
manufacturing methods, many OF
which were devised by Oldsmohlr
engineers. together with increased
output. that this latest Oldsmohlle
was made possible at tho new low
prices,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

Enhanced beauty. more power ana
substantial mechanical bettcrmonts
IN face OF a drastic reduction IN
nrlcss of tho oldsmobilo six were
announced today by the olds Motor
Works. Lansing. Mich. according
10 4. r. Tyson, managrr or the
Oldsmobilo Motor Co. The latest
Oldstuohllc has low. aey lines and
is finished in two-color nuco, Dis
tlnct Individuality is expressed In its
appearance, due 10 we'll proper.
toned lines and harmonious color
combinations. Price reductions ON
some models arc as great as $3.50 a
car.
a wide panel formed by moldings
separates the two colors and runs
around the body hack OF the cowl
The lower molding Is continued for
ward to the radiator shell. This
panciing no, only increases tho
beauty OF the body. but also en-
phaslzes the long. low lines OF the
car. Tho tenders have been deep
ened. this also adding 10 the beauty
OF the assembly.
Adoption Of sl.lnoh balloon tire
wheels-wood for standard and dAe
wheel for dc luxe and sport models
and changes in the springs and
sprlng shackles have resulted IN
bringipg the bodies closer 20 the
ground. adding to beauty and rid
ing comfort. Tho overall length Of
the coach body has been Increased.
This makes the coach even more
roomy than formerly, Doors OF
both coaches and sedans have been
widened.
Several reflnements In the power
plant have served 20 increase the
rower OF the oldsmohile six eylin'
der engine. at the same tune m
ereasing its economy Of operation.
A new type OF light east iron pts.
ION is now used. with two com
preston rings and one oil regulat-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
TIRE COSTS ARE
SOARING
Upward lump Caused by
Big Rise in Raw Rubber

AKRON. Aug. To-. Tire prices.
corresponding with fhe advance OF
tho crude rubber market. are be.
ginning TO jump.
one large tire manufacturing com.
pany here has initiated It's fourth
tire price Increase since the early
part OF the year.
The price or inner tubes was adj.
vRnced Is per cent and castings from
10 TO Is per cent.
PRICES OF tires sold as original
equipment to the motor car manu-
facturers have advanced from 40 to
50 per cent. IL Is announced here.
The higher prices have increased
car costs from IS 10 s25.
a. L. vilcs. secretary Of the Rub
Der Association OF America, has en-.
listed a subcommittee to make dras.
tic recommendations to the industry,
With the idea OF conserving rubber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
DURANT DEALERS
meet HERE
Factory Chiefs Discuss Big
Sales Records

star and purant dealers thruout
Western Washington were in Seattle
Last week for their scmi.hunual con-
ference with r T. fuller. general
sales manager Of the Durant Motor
Company Of California. and James
Iloulihan. the factnry'a ndyert!sl 8
counsel and president Os James
tioulihan. Inc !, was ono OF the
most enthusiastic meetings ever held
and developed many OF tho reasons
why Western Washington automobile
men are enjoying such big volume
Of sales
According TO fuller. tho Duraut or.
ganiaation's dealers In this territory
individually expressed themselves MS
certain Of continuation OF tho re-.
markabe Increase ia business which
this section has been enjoying thru.
out the spring and summer. They
made strong representations TO tho
factory officials regarding an In
crease In the allotmcnts for the terri.
tory and declared that local condl-
lions indicate that the coming months
viii be just na strong In sales.
fuller gave the dealers detailed
analysis OF how sales have been 20.
ing thru the Pacific Coast region.
citing figures 10 show that both Juno
and July were the biggest months In
tho history OF the Durant company.
Schedules for tho coming year. which
tho dealers have sont 20 tho factory,
call for large increase In produc-
ton.
II have never known such n
healthy and optimistic condition MS
now obtains In this territory among
tho automobile men" said Tullor.
This condition Is reflected In other
lines OF business and has every elo.
meut OF soundness. Tremendous sales
increase turnout tho Pacific Coast
region have placed us In position
where II is difficult 10 enlarge our
scheduled monthly production sur.
nclentiy 10 take care OF the demand"
The increase in the number OF star
md Durant dealers has been very
gratifying, said fuller.
ilpulliHiH outlined the advertising
and sales promotion plans for tho
coming quarter and announced that
there would be n considerable in.
crease In tho amount OF newspaper
advertising. II IL from this source
he pointed out, that the most bone.
fetal results were achieved and that
II was simply matter OF getting
more persons acquainted with the
unusual quality OF the automobiles
these dealers are selling.
fuller In making complete circuit
Of the Pacific Northwest. He left
here TO hold dealer meetings In
Yakima, Spokane and Walla Wa,ln.
including In these groups every star
dealer In the state. Later fuller and
HonlIhnn will hold sectional meet.
ings In Oregon.
While in Seattle the Durnnt Off.
clnls were the guests OF Harold
Howell Of the Howell. Thompson Mo-
tor Company, Star and Durant dis
tributors In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
Sc VICE WINS
GOOD WILL
Dodge Brothers Long Rec
ord Is Valued Highly

The advertisement. world wide
good will" which recently appeared
on poster boards and in magazines
and newspapers everywhere. has
called forth much discussion OF tho
true value TO a business OF that
highly priced yet intangible asset
known rs good Will"
The good win of every owner. e
says w. l.. Eaton. local Dodge
Brothers dealer. is an ideal which
hns dominated the policy OF manu-.
facturer and dealer alike ever since
the first cur carrying the namo
Dodge Brothers WINS designed. Public
confidence in tho policies back Of tho
car was as eagerly sought aa con-
fidonce in the chr itself.
Important among these original
policies back OF Dodge Brothers good
will-sound policies which win be
followed as long as DodgeN Brothers
Motor Chr is built--ls tho principle
Of concentrating on tho perfection
OF n single chassis.
Production Of an endiesu Sertes Of
annual models was regarded MS nm
unsound policy. policy Mt wide va
Rance with the aya~ed purpose Of
winning world wide good will.
THE slogan Constantly improved
but no yearly models announced
the policy clearly and showed tho
public cxnctly what they were buy
ing when they chose cars bearing
Dodge Brothers name.
Not once in we'll over 10 years has
the car failed to uphold performance.
Not once have Dodge Brothers de-
parted from their announced inten-
tioc Of supplying n product Of con-
sistent goodness and continued bet.
terment without recourse to tho pol
Icy OF an endless series OF annual
models 10 stimulate sales"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
Many Queries at
Auto Club Offices

The month u August has brought,
By far the heaviest pressure OF in.
formation seekers Tor the present,
season al tho Seattle office OF tho
Automobile Club Of Washington. ae,
cordiHg 90 Wayne n. Stewart who
has charge Of the clubs information
service on numerous occasions the
number o, inquircrs AZ the office
has been close to 900 In day and
ON ono day renehcd total Of aie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
First Speed
Demon Droue
10 Miles Per

NEW YORK. Aug. i5.--Thc first
automobile accident occurred In 1902.
when Richard Trevethick. speeding
at the rate Of 10 miles an hour lost
control OF his steam carriage and
wrecked fence along the road
This accident caused the people to
demand that no steam carriages
should be allowed to run az large,
and so the beginning OF a system for
putting cars on rails was made
England in 1895 had a law prohih-
ting any power propelled vehicle 10
travel over the highway at a higher
speed than four miles an hour. and
further required that the vehicle be
preceded by man carrying rcd
flag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
international Auto
Meet in January

NEW YORK, Aug. is.- Invitations
arc being mailed 10 ali countries in.
wiling automobile men 10 attend tho
second world motor ,rauapor, con.
greas which VIII BE- held ia New
York January lila. 1855.
Assurances Of participation have
already been received from 90 cpun,
tries.
The chief ,opior 10 be discussed al
the show viii he ralea, advertising
and service methods.
The congreN6 ia TO hr conducted
or tho basis OF exchange ot expert.
eucos
The meeting Ia TO be open 10 deaf.
ers. manufacturer. engineers and
others In foreign countries and
America who ara interested in the
American automobile industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
Weekly
Fishing Dope

Compliments OF Piper & Taft
ToKUL CREEIS-Klng county. 90
miles from Seattle Take SnodtIn,-
mic Falls road TO fish hatchery
Roads are In good condition. The
stream is clear and cold Fishing Ia
fair, Mountain and Rainbow trout
are taken on eggs and fly. Follow
tran up ereep or miles. Log
jams. j. A. Capson.
LAKE I<EECHELUs 49, Klttltaa
county. Fishing iB poor Some arnnIl
catches are being made with eErs
md worms. Fishing has been fair
only for past 10 days Some cut
throat and Eastern brook trout arc
being taken. Roads are good. Hotel
and cottHgc accommodations. ~. M.
TuniB.
TYEE RIVER md TrIbutnries-
King county. The river Is low and
fishing ig good. Eastern brook trout
and Rainbow are taken on eggs and
fly. The stream iB in the best COM
dillon for fishing. Hotel nccommo-
datlOns. Stevens Pass Highway liz in
fair condition. ~. e Murphy.
Tho big salmon have started rum
ming In Elliott IiHy. a beautiful flsh
king salmon. Weighing AZ lba
was taken TunBdny by Guy GrBysot,
at West Seattle bOnt house. Other
fine clutches arc exhibited nearly
every day, McMnhon Nos. & md 6.
and Seattle model spoon No. o, are
successful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
RUSH HIGHWAYS
Gaps in Thru Routes Closed
by Federal Building

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-During
the fiscal year ending June 20. o.
ss5 miles OF federalaid roads were
completed.
An additional 1857 miles Ia re.
ported completed but has not been
finally inspected and accepted, nc.
cording TO the u. s. Bureau OF
Public Roads.
All Of the construction has been
ON the 175,000.milo federaLald high.
way system which IN to serve as
the main road system for the na.
ton.
In practically every state gaps
in thru routes have been closed and
extensions made.
Probably the-most notable project
opened 10 traffic rs the Wendoyer
cutoff across tho Great Salt Lake
dcsert which has removed an age
old obstacle 10 tfpngcontlnental
traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
HARVEST HANDS
USE AUTOS
Old Type "Bundle Stiff" Is
Replaced by Fliyyerite

HUTCHINSON. Kans., Aug. TO-
This season's army of harvest
hands has started its influx into
Kansas. But change has come!
Automobiles are taking the place
Of chair cars. freight trains and
covered wagons"
Office clerks from the East, col.
Iege youths and ordinary laborers
are coming to the wheat fields by
transportation that is strange and
luxurious.
Now the laborers drive TO the
harvest fields In automobiles When
the wheat Is reapcd they drive on
to the next field, and after the sea.
son return to their homes by motor
car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

1t certainly Is pleasure 20 drive
the willysKniEht Six. because our
steady driving has not been a BIT
iirrsomo" was the telegram received
az tho willyn-oyeFland factory from
Frank J krouiik. who - IN charge
~ the pathnding car FOR the Illinois
Automobile clubs Florida Motor
cads."
Kroulik. who Is editor Of the III.
nots Motorla,. official publication OF
tho l. A. c.. and His associates Hs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
WILD DRIVER Is
TURNED LOOSE IN
NATIONS CAPITAL

WAsHfSGToS. July ia
w wild driver spent half.
hour in paradise here recently.
Hs vaH given permission 10
break traffic regulations. so he
broke mora than 50 OF them.
a test between two automo-
blles was made. to see whether
wild driving" pays The autos
made a run over tho Same dis,
trict. and Il was found that tho
auto violating tho traffic rules
gained only two and three.fourths
minutes over the car driven ac-
cording 20 regulation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
Auto Exports Are
Grot ring Rapidly

NEW YORK, Aug 16.--Amerlcnn
automobile manufacturers may soon
DO exporting their products at tho
ratio OF 100000 cars n year. pro-
diets Percy Owen. chief OF the auto.
motive division OF tho department
OF commerce.
The present export trade amounts
to about 100000 cars n ycnr.
But owen believes American
manufact urpra viii meet SITTER com,
petition abroad than ever before.
---l----------a.--.---.---..
Tho average retail prices OF now
cars sold rs 1875.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
STREET CARS GO

Automobile buses Will replace tho
entire street car operations In Klam.
ath Falls, ore. This Us tho second
city In Oregon to replace tho street
railway Dystcm with buses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE

a bridge across tho Golden Gate
at San Francisco IL certainty.
The board Of supervisors has an.
proved plan for pedestrian and
automobile bridge to Marin county,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

Exports OF automobiles in 1924 in.
creascd l7h% over 1928.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

MOTOR co.
iafo Leary Ave, Seattle
Arthur Erickson.
Enumclaw. WISH.
Pollom Motor Co.,
Chehnlls, Wash.
Mt. Vernon Auto Co..
Mt Vernon, wash.
=, Mt. Vernon Auto Co..
scdro Wccllcy. wnsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

SCOTT r. PgRD
all IL, rikr, Seattle
Mt. Vernon Auto Co.,
Anacortos. Wash.
Anchorage Commercial Co.,
Anchorage, Alaska
Thos. j. McCaul.
Juneau, Alaska
Buccy Motor Co,
Kctchikan. Alaska