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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1917

Page

5

Cars and drivers mix in Northwest scene

The article records Grant-Coff Campbell company ties to Grants farmers and notes Daniel Austin with his Oakland Six near Vancouver while recounting Ralph Palma's racing career and a Chevrolet accident at First and Denny. It mentions tax and car price anxieties as Ford price rumors surface and hints at future aircraft production plans.

Bo Campbell Grant-Coff Campbell Company Kittitas D. Austin Washingland Company Oakland Price Vancouver A Paige Ralph Palma Ays N.Y S. C. Renner Northwest Works Molly Chevrolet Denny Day Renner Kinnear

New Auto Firm Forms to Handle Elgin Six and Harroun Cars

Pittmon and Pattison Co forms in King County to distribute Elgin Six and Harroun cars. L R Pittmon,移 experienced Everett dealer, becomes Seattle sales manager for Pacific Motors Co. Pattison, also an Everett native, was Pittman’s sales associate. The firm ordered 650 cars from Pacific Motors for the coming season. Pittman learned via telegram that Harroun demonstrator shipped from Wayne Michigan by American Express Co August.

Pittmon & Pattison Co Harroun King County L. R. Pittmon Everett Pittman Seattle Salos Pacific Motors Co F. O. Pattison

Here's How Seattle Cops Can Boost the City

An opinion piece suggests Seattle police can welcome out of town drivers by offering handshake greetings and distributing city maps prepared by the Seattle Automobile Club. The author cites Portland's adoption of the idea and urges Chief Beckingham to implement the plan to boost Seattle's image and assistance to visitors.

Seattle Portland Seattle Automobile Club Beckingham

Best Way to Wash Automobiles

The article explains avoiding a rubber hose on the car body as it damages varnish. It advises washing with lukewarm soap and water and drying with a soft chamois. It notes oil mixtures and turpentine oils as popular treatments that can restore luster, though care is needed to rub dry.

Water house Sands manager returns after illness

Bill Williams of Water house Sands resumes duties in the used car department after two weeks of illness from a bad cold. He traveled to Lake Crescent to recover, and fishermen along the row may follow his example and fall ill with a severe cold. Practical note explains cylinder head decarbonizing by using short headless screws set flush to avoid carbon and water clogging tapped holes during scraping operations. After decarbonizing, screws are removed and holes stay clean.

Bill Williams Waterhouse Sands Company Bill Lake Crescent

Metz Ball Players Defeat Overlands 9 to 5

The Northwest Metz team defeated the Overland squad 9 to 5 in five innings as both sides stopped play after the fifth inning to eat. The game wrapped up early due to an appetite for food.

Northwest Metz Baseball Aggregation Overland Company Bunch

Kind Worders Draw Ire in Seattle Club Scene

A Seattle Star account recalls a visit to the Kind Worders club at the Railway Exchange building. The writer portrays a hostile reception, ponders the club's name joke, notes the Hanson family and a ninth baby named Woodrow Wilson, and ends unsure if the group was serious or playful.

Kind Words Club Railway Exchange Abe Hurwitz The Star Abe Hugo Kelly Renton Herald Phil Tworoger Ole Hanson Petrograd Kind Worders Hansons Woodrow Wilson

Seattle woman motorist completes 1200 mile Pacific Canal cruise

Mrs. C. F. Kruse returns from a personally conducted 1200 mile cruise along the Pacific Canal. Her only companion was her dog Sport whose rope aided in towing a Ford out of mud during the trip.

Seattle C. F. Kruse Pacific Canal Sport

Motorists Urged to Stop Look and Listen at Crossings

Charles B. Rieman of the Elgin Motor Car Corp urges motorists to stop look and listen at railroad crossings. He notes 2,500 yearly deaths are preventable and stresses checking both directions before crossing.

Charles 8. Rieman Elgin Motor Car Corporation Chicago

Paradise Valley Road Reopens Into Rainier National Park

Paradise Valley Road reopened last Sunday for access into Paradise Valley within Rainier National Park. The route had previously only extended to Narada Falls because heavy winter snowfall blocked farther travel.

Paradise Valley Rainier National Park Narada Falla

Local dealer moves briskly selling Lexington cars

Sells Lexingtons HF. B. Fowler of Fowler's Garage & Machine Works and local distributors for the Lexington Minute Man Six bowling them over. Last week he sold L. C. Delakey of the Western Hotel Supply Co. a roadster, and Monday sold W. B. Paernes, a bic man with George W. Miller Automobile Co., a clubster.

HF. B. Fowler Fowler's Garage & Machine Works Lexington Minute Man L. C. Delakey Western Hotel Supply Co Paernes Bic George W. Miller Automobile Co

Homeopaths Discuss War Service Plans in Seattle

Seattle homeopath physicians met on Wednesday to discuss war work. They plan to organize for service in France and have offered their services to the government.

Seattle France

Army to use 350 million gallons of gas

Washington reports Van H Manning of the Bureau of Mines says patriotic drivers can save fuel by curbing unnecessary pleasure rides. He notes the army and navy need about 450 million gallons this year and urges individuals to cut daily car use.

Washington United States van H. Manning Bureau of Mines Department of the Interior Manning Army Navy

Ford Workers Safety First Film Show

The Ford Motor Company releases a new safety film shown daily in the motion picture auditorium. It uses familiar factory scenes to illustrate common accidents and how to avoid them, produced with help from the safety and photographic departments.

Ford Workers Ford Motor Company Ford Safety and Photographic Departmenta

Refined atmosphere and menu at hotel Butler

Advertisement notes a refined atmosphere and menu aligned with various budgets at the Hotel Butler featuring music and dancing with dinner offerings.

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Gent W. A. Wallace the Central Elgin Six Harroun Cars L. R. Pittman Elgin Lace Metz Overlands Star Man Hanson Tom Revelle Hurwitz Revelle America Club Bridgen Erickson H. C. Piggot King County OF the Pittmon Pattison Belmont Ave Pike ST Sells Lexingtons U.S. Army Bellingham Chemical Co Bellingham Wash Northwest Metz CO East Pike Exington Fowler Broadway Women of America Rally For War Work Red Cross Gladys M. Burgess Washington Apartments City Alaska Northwest Fisheries Co LODGE Fourth Avenue Westlake Uncle Sammie Dr. Evans Peoples Bank Second and Pike Paige Paige Motor Sales Company Por East Pike Se Phone East 216 Parson’s Motor Car Co Lyontray Fowler's Auto Trailer I Motorcycles Henderson Vernon & Son Pacific Auto Supply Co Diamond Silvertown Miller and Ajax Gna Union St Std. Marin Servie Unite San Hatteries Auto Electric Equipment CO Bet, Pike & Pine Enet East Goodyear East Pike St H. B. Wilbur Mgr Orid Master Sales Co, Inc B. Vike St Swartz & Bridgeman St. Main Delco Delco Parts
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