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Pleted According to Western Auto Schedule the Cars Will Return to This Supply Company, City on the Night of May 28 SATURDAY. MAY 17. 192 THE SEATTLE STAR 15 CARS START ON LIFT UNCRATED STAR CARS FROM SHIP'S HOLD WOMAN ACTIVE ' Consists of Dozens Caravar Directs Policies of Stores Motorists of Since Opening BUICK IS PATHFINDER It Is not often that & woman’ wwmmdusection unless she issome« Return to El Paso 28 on May mu_z“wmhmn Expected by an automo bile. However, thisarticle deal: EL PABO, Tex, May 17.-The EI with&real busi % Paso Herald automobile teur, which ness woman of the automobile has attracted a great deal of atten. Takes any hill ' world. Bhe » tion thruout the ocountry, wWas suo Mre.George FPep. started in kigh that any car cesafully today on & 1.552 perdine vice . mile journey, touching the states of president and will make Texas, New Mexico and Arisona, If treasurer of the the tour is completed according to Western Auto schedule the cars will return to this Supply company, city on the night of May 28. which operates On the most famous hills throughout The tour was thrown open to all three stores In the country, the Gardner has repeatedly owners of cars, including dealers and this cityunderthe manufacturers, and the caravan con- management of proved that itwillclimb any hillthat any sisted of dosens of cars of all clasees ee O. H.Pound. car will make—and do it in high gear! MRS, PEI'MER from the cheapest to the moat ex Mrs. Pepper. DINE Such pensive makes. dine’stitleis not hill-ability means an abundance available need to The tour is being plioted by a six- in empty one. Bhe has been aotive in of when you it & directing cylinder Buick 1824 touring car, the and has volos inthe of a long stretch of deep sand expansion pu?h?qh which acted as pathfinder itapolicles and guldingits samd on since the opening ofthe first store or out of a mud hole, It indicates quick a preliminary survey route. Accord Bhe carries her full of the when want to dash of the who share responsiveness you Ing to a"yeport men con burden of gulding the destinies of around a “road on the It ducted the pathfinding tour, practio highway. this enormous chaln store organl assures boi‘ and iy the entire distance is over good comfortable riding comfort- wation, and svery moming can be roads. Over hall of the route the It found at her desk at 8:30, working able drivingatall speeds. means pull mighways are well graded and grav. thruout the day withthe same office and speed equal to any emergency. affording fast going. The night led, hours as the newest stenographer. as follows: controls will be Siemra Today, lovated in convenlent “Cannon Ball* Baker conquered Amer. Blanon, Texas, 17; May Pecos, Toxns, centers fn the oity of Los Angeles, ica’s steepest in the stock Gardner Roswell, N, M, Car grades May 18; May 19; are 14 of these stores. BPightysix Sedan he drove from New York to Los 00, N, M., May 20; Albuquerque, additionalstores may be foundInthe in 4 14 15 minutes N. M., May 21; Magdalona, N. M, principal cities of the West, making Angeles days, hours, —in midwinter. May 22 Speingerville, Arlsoda, May &totalof100, This iz the steamship Baxter unloading unerated and Star cars here The same scenes 23, Globe, Arisona, May 24; Tueson, fully-assembled recently, It s with her help that In eight be enacted here within another week. The the the in unload- Arisona, May 25, Douglns, Arizona, will again picture to left shows modern apparatus used yoars the company has grown from and Silver City, N, M, May cars the W. S. on little street store May 26; ing for Dulmage Motor Co. Spreaders the hoist cables prevent marring the finish, it is claimed by a side to a chain L. V. Rawlings, who supervisied the unloading. of100and s capitalizedof$5,000,000. The pathfinders covered the route Yes, Mrs. Pepperdine Is a business At s a view of the hold, looking downward from an open hatchway, showing the cars without in 10 days. It i announceéd that the shipped WOmAnD-—ora 4 woman inbusiness, as n'gmthe crating or blocking them wup. choose Juring the trip a list of partivipants removing wheels, you may to call it, will be sent to each night control be allotted and accommodations wiil annual Tos Angeles. Yosemite Val. in advance of the arrival, so that no 5 ! loy FEeonomy Run to be staged this inconvenience will be experienced by SMALLWOOD MOTOR CO., INC. :‘ | year May 16 and 17" wccording - ihe participants, 1024 E. Pike St. at 11th EA st-1069 Screened-In New Ford Austin of the Northwest Auto Truck to Ten trophies will be awarded for Harry Oakland Co, SEATTLE made - the best records by cars dur. “Ask Any Gurdner Owner” These contests will be under ing the trip. These trophies willbe End Doors Another Favored Feature in One-Ton Carrier; ! . official observation, governed by the . presented according to classes, the rules of the contest commities of the oars being allotted to five different Is Complete Haulage Unit INo Coasting Permitted A.A A, Aton mileagebaxs Is used classes according to price. Five class in* in arriving at results, WAR ON CLUBS frophiea will be awarded to each of New Orders practice., A change In the rulea this year The route has Ilikewise been i The American Automobils assocl- Ihe cars completing the run with the ‘ l ls most cordially welcomed to number of endurance penaltiea by all ochanged avold the famous ridge| tion has launched & campalgn to : least “"The Oakland Six has an exesllent | | the entrants. No will mountains of its The coasting be over the Tehachipl be. |‘wipe out fake auto associations in among cars price range. to repeat for the third unless | chance ('m‘l-; permitted the motor s run. a this It has other five trophies will be fuel tro- cause the law permits speod not| country. submitted the {wocutive your Ita feats of 1922 and ning and the tranamission gears in to | to exceed 15 miles per hour on the |; names of 17 clubs, which 1t says phies, be awardedtocars using In both are Y1923 winning the driving In the economy run more and to the U, 8. the Smallest consumption of gasoline ridge, this is said to be too slow| fakes, department of stakes and class cups In the famousmrnp.l closely conform to ordiary driving and 011. for economical driving. ; Justice., ¢ Among the cars entered are the Bulck, Cadiline, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Essex, Franklin, Ford, Hudson, Jew- ~ett, Lincoln, Maxwell, Marmon, Nash, Overland, Oldsmoblle, Oakland, - Packard, Rickenbacker, Stude- and «SIX -5m WillysKnjght. o el O idiodmimiaiiiliiei v . MONOPOLY ON at COLORS b = Sedan White or red autos V. are barred from o ' LN the streets of Rio do Janeiro, except those belonging to the city.-The rea- $ son I 8 city ambulances are white and & Gik! fire department cars are red. Traf ) -’. fiepolice can easily distinguish these é“ FOB Factory and give them clearance, \.\‘ ee e eet et gty .‘, ) '~‘ \ \ e Y The Olymplc highway north from « sides and canopy to held with double canal top are cab, acconding Information re. closed a loaking . A\ Olympla following Hood to . Scnm devicos Angeles ls in excellent cond!. now being supplied by the Ford )edm here by the Seattis factory which may be padiocked. ~ branch of the Ford Motor company. T\RyD m There is a dally ferry. except Motor company as additional equip- With the screen sides and top, the &y The screen sides, which are of this 1 the new truck truck has a loading space of approx. Sunday, leaving point for Vie taent for Ford one-ton heavy mesh [n strong frames, toria, B. C. 3 squipped with allsteel body and are mately 114 cublo fest. The body socurely body. btolted tothe cab and Is four feet wide; seven feet two The top ls covered with weather. inches long; and has a loading proof material, similar material being height of four feet. used for side end curtains, which and The new equipment now avallable s rolled and held in are up place by with the Ford truck provides not Own thi when str.apo not in use, but only n complete haulage unit, plete The end doors form a feature also gives the truck-user several which appeals to many, for they per. body combinations to choose from; DREAMS | mit completa enclosure and pro- and permits him to make selections tection of the load. The doors are which are best suited to hisn pan N - E swung on sturdy hinges, and are ticular requirements. OLDSMOBILE-SIX Sedan Do Come True : Stutz Cars Establish New at average open car price You no doubt have dreamed and E Records in Recent Test like the hoped to own a motor car 3 If you have around $llOO to Like theFisher body, every other spend for an feature of Fleet of Stutz automobile, Oldsmobile Six is of Six Motor Cars Finishes can now enjoy a fine Oldsmobilelou first quality. The 40 horse power Six Sedan with four-door “six” Grueling Trial body engine with its pressure Fisher. This Fisher by bodyisan feed lubrication system has no A fieet of Btutz Bix motor cars, & motor The of the in car. cars were put example supreme quality equal any similarly priced car. under the direction of Preal. personal thru their paces on the treacherous built into every the car, It has Delco dent W, N. Thompson, of the Btutz electrical equip- grades of the famous Here's how Mator Car Co.
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