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HARRY COHEN WRECKS
HOUSE WHEN MULES
FALL DOWN ON JOB
Harrv Cohfn. th*> votsran
race driver, renewed hi- ■-■•nthe'n fame
the other da-.- «h-n, in ,la. ksonvi'l-
Fla., he observed fcui teams of mni-''
vainly trvinc to tea- down the front
wail of a building that had fallen pr»-v
to the houe* wreckers Harry volun
teered the servi of a Flanrt°r< "26"
delivery wagon He dismissed the
mules, hitched bis rar tn the buildins.
loaded it with workmen t" get traction,
and thrert in th* dutch The wall fell
with such velocity that nieces pursued
Cohen and his crew for a long city
block.
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A Million Tires
Without a Single
Rim-Cut
That is tt»e record on our patent tire—on the
Goodyear No-Rim-Cut tire. «
They are used on more cars than any other tire in
existence. Yet with all their use, and all their abuse,
there has never been an instance of rim-cutting.
With old-type tires—with clincher tires—statis
tics show that 23 per cent of all ruined tires are
rim-cuf.
10% Oversize
Saves Another 25%
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No-Rim-Cut tires save 23 per increased SOO per cerd. It has
cent bv making rim-cutting ira- trebled in the past 12 months,
possible. That tells the verdict of motor
They save another 25 per cent owners, after testing out a
by being 10 per cent over the rated minion Goodyear tires,
size.
_ _ They proved that tires which
For 10 per cent oversize means ~ . '
7 , A can t rim-cut —oversize tires—re-
10 per cent more air—-10 per cent , . _ .
, t . . a j dticed average tire upkeep b .
added carrying capacity. And , A s .
that, with the «e ,r adds up
25 per cent to the tire mileage. wj(h {he foj & es<j P
So No-Rim-Cut tires —which we
control—have cut the tire bills Those users are not mistaken,
right in two for tens of thousands What they have adopted you are
of users. bound to adopt when you find out
what they know.
The Proof n —T~*,
Our 1912 Tire Bcok—based on
/ No-Rltn-Cuf tires cow far out- 13 years of tire making—is filled
sell any other tire that s made. with facts you should know. Ask
In two years the demand has us to mail it to you*
Qoodjyear
AKRON, OHIO
No-Rim-Cut Tires I
10% Oversize |
THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO.. Akron, Ohio
I This Comp’iny ha* no connection «hn<rvcr with any other
; rubbe r concern which use* the Goodyear name.
Atlanta Branch, 223 Peachtree St.
Telephone Ivy 915 and 797.
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K A A RE ec l u *PP e d with a starting system that v .'.
/ if JLX cranks the motor easily and naturally. -y.-d
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B K engage, and no explosions taking place in the ’J: J
|j cylinders while the pistons are stationary. . \ ?
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The White starting system is one hundred per cent efficient. -.-: ■•
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■ starts the engine. Logical, isn’t it? ' •
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K. /?•> MANUFACTURERS OF GASOLINE MOTOR CARS. TRUCKS AND TAXICABS • ..•<. •
IM 132 PEACHTREE ST. JW
ATLANTA, GA,
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CITY OF PITTSBURG BUYS
THREE RIG ALCO TRUCKS
A contract with the Pittsburg mu
nicipal authorities for ihree Alco
trucks of 6 1-2 tons rating Is an
nounoed h\ the American Locomotive
Companv. Th" vehicles will be used
for hauling asphalt, a work that at
present involves a saving to the city of
;is.oon a year over horses.
I< became a question with the au
thorities this year of adding to their
equipment of seven teams or supplarft
ing the animals with motors The
matter has been agitated in Pittsburg
for some time, and an investigation
shower! that the machines could Ho the
y..rk more efficiently while proving an
economy.
TTTT \TT \VT< ovnicGTAN \ v pvpytß. SATURDAY, MAY 11. 1912
Hill Ciimb Draws
Crowd of Autoists
Out Stewart Avenue
Promptly at 2 o’clock this afternoon
motor cars of various sizes and assort
ed colors begin < burning up the Stew
art avenue hill in the first annua! hill
climb of the Atlanta Automobile and
Accessory association Put it isn't the
first hill climb that ~tow ar t avenue hill
has known—not by man- For in the
old days the now defunct Fulton Coun
ty Automobile association used to have
them every spring
The usual, big crowd of motorists
drove to the top of the hill and parked
there and not a few enthusiasts made
the trip on foot. There were the usual
picnic parties tn the 'vends along the
roadside and some wonderful- repasts
were spread and eaten
The electric liming apparatus was
v-it in place eat|< and tested out In
’he hope that the vexatious delays
which have occurred In past years be
•>.(•• ■ !' thy lack of preliminary trials
of th’s delicate machine nould be done
away with
Everything looked right for a suc-
• r.,1 c limb The entry list was about
up to the usual In numbers and de
cidedly above the average in the speed
of the contestants, f’nlikc past meets,
which have been run under a prize
. las- ‘fi- ci ion this moot fs according to
! '.-ton di'placement c lassification
However, the alignment of competing
< ns Is v.-rv nearly the same and the
historic .-tiuggl-. which have taken
! place fn the past years between Na
tionals and Buicks, between Buicks and
Pope-Hartfords, between E-MF's and
Fords will be revived.
Post entries to the event were:
W. W. Leathers. Dorris, in Event
3 .and the free for all
Louis Silverman, Buick. Event 2.
Philip L F.ngle Hupmobile. Event 1
Edward G. Black, Jr. Overland.
Event 2.
V. Edgar. Ford. Event 2.
The hi!) upon which the competition
takes place is 4.646 feet (88 miles) in
'length. The average grade fs 3 61. and
I the maximum grade 1.74
And this is the stamp ot ap
proval of a responsible maker
-—proud of his good handi
work. Ihe “Winged- j
pyramid” is backed by the
biggest reliability in all auto
mobiledom- something bet
i terthan a guarantee—a
worthy reputation-—and a car
that will go seventy-five thou
sand strong this year.
All Fords arc- Model T’s—al! alike except
the bodies The two-passenger runabout
costs $590- the five passenger touring ear
•kfiOO—the delivery ear s7oo—the town < ar
S9OO- f. o. b. Detroit, completely equipped
Let latest catalogue from Ford Motor
Company, 311 Peachtree St , Atlanta, or
direct from Detroit factory.
MECHANICIANS WILL
PLAY PROMINENT PART
These are the days of intense ex
citement and activity around the fa
mous Indianapolis motor speedway,
where many intrepid pilots are "tun
ing" their steel mounts for the coming
566-mlle contest.
While the driver is the cenV’r of in
terest and upon him largely depend s
the outcome of the strenuous contest,
there is another figure nos so spectacu
lar but none the 'ess necessar'-. He is
the mechanician.
This young man is to be found on
every car. Two good examples of this
character around speed events are those
in the National '46' team Frank
Farver will ride with Howard Wilcox,
and Harry Martin will be assistant to
Don Herr. These two young men are
experienced in the rigid discipline of
motor car raring. They operate the oil
pumps, watch foi cars that are trying
to pass, and aid and relieve the driver
fn every way possible. Their main re
quirement is to take orders ’he same
as a soldier. They do not get the glory
nor credit but they play* their part in
silence and with a brave and unselfish
spirit that makes them heroes never
theless
Escapes An Awful Fate.
A thousand tongues could not ex
press the gratitude of Mr? J. E (fox. of
Joliet.'’ II! . for her --nderfui deliver
ance from an awful fate Typhoid
pneumonia had loft me with a dre idful
cough." she writes. Sometimes I had
swh awful coughing sfrells I thought I
would die I could get no help from
doctor’s treatment nr other inediclhi s
till I used Dr King's New Discovery.
But I owe my life to this wonderful
remedy for I scarcely cough at al’
now." Quick and safe, it's the most
reliable of all throat and lung modi
nines. Every bottle guaranteed 51.1 c
and SI.OO Trial bottle, free at all drug
gists
White City Park Row Oren
New Catalogs
Now Ready
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Our line of
auto supplies and
accessories is the |
most complete in
the South. All
products of the
best manufactur
ers and our prices
positively the
lowest.
CaU or write
for catalog.
Fulton Auto
Supply Co.
225 Peachtree Street
ATLANTA, GA.
Agents for Peerless,
M a r m o n. American
and Hudson Motor
Cars.
PLANS ARE BEING MADE
FOR AUTOMOBILE TOUR '
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
tilth the approach of springlike
weather and the reappearance of thou
sands of cars on the public highway®,
renewed activity is evidenced in auto - .
mobile touring made more popular tfiao
ever bv the wonderful progress in road
Improvement throughout *he country as.
well as the adoption by nearly all the
states of uniform laws and regulations,
and the granting of reciprocal privi
leges to non-resident tourists.
Coincident with the opening of the
touring season this year, comes the an
nouncement from the Touring Club of
America, Broadway at Seventy-sixth I
street. New York, that in addition b>
the eighteen department- and branches I
established by the club in the Eastern
and middle Western states last year,
seven new touring bureaus will be for-I
mally opeped on May 15.
There w ill also h- branches in the I
popular touring section- in the Eastern •
states. ;
The Southern headquarters are lo ,
■ ated at the Georgian Terrace in At
lanta. with branches at the Albion. Au- .
gusta; the DeSoto Savannah: Hotel
Patten. Chattanooga Hotel Hermitage,
Nashville, and Jacksonville. Fla.
Lame back is usually caused by rheu
matism of the must les of the back, for
which 'on will find nothing better than
Ch imberlaln’s Liniment. For sale by
ill dealers.
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HUPP-YEATS j
I ELECTRIC COACH |
T3RIDE of ownership is a distinctive attribute of |
“ the woman who drives a. Hupp-V eats. I
• For tbp graceful lines made possible by its exclusive low-hung I
construction blend perfectly with the personality of the ?
owner. There is a harmony between equipage and costume
whi< h was impossible with the old-fashioned, high-bodied coach.
You will readily appreciate this after a demonstration, which we shall he glad
to make at your convenience.
Regular equipment jncludes Hyeap Fxide Bafterv and Goodyear long-distance,
no-rim-cut tires; Motz Cushion tires at additiorral cost.
R-C-H CORPORATION, Detroit, Mich.
ATLANTA BRANCH, 548 Peachtree St.
J. D. PALMERLEE, Mgr. Telephone. Ivy 477
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H \\ T HFN you buy an automobile, the first one you ever bought ,
rt or the twenty-first, it will interest and pay you to take a good look at the
i Mitchell car.
Maybe you intend to spend as much as SSOOO for a car; all the more reasons for
looking at the Mitchell six-cylinder. 48 horse-power car at $l 7 50. You’ll find so
; . many points in this Mitchell six-cylinder car that are features of the SSOOO cars that
you'll begin to wonder what it costs the manufacturer to put these things in a car.
Os course, there are some things in the SSOOO car that 5011 won’t find in the Mitchel! car at $1750
I g but they aren’t the things that make the car run better, climb hills'more easily, or last a longer time with
jI I little expense. Our methods of testing and treating materials are so strict that only the best of everything
II is to be found in Mitchell cars.
The Mitchell six-cylinder, 48 horse-power car has a 125-inch wheel base and 36-inch wheels
comfort-giving points. t
The Mitchel! 60 H.-P., 6 cyl., 7 petsesgers. $2250 : The Mitchell 35 H.-P., 4 cyl., 5 passengers, $1350
The Mitchell 48 H.-P , 6 cyl., 5 passengers. $1750 The Mitchdll 30 H.-P., 4 cvl., 4 passengers, sllsO
The Mitchel! 30 H.-P., 4 cylinder, 2 passenger Runabout, without top, $950
Mitchell-Lewis Motor Company
ATLANTA BRANCH g
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Simple Engine - Accessible * Economical
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C AO I L L A C
STESNSIAUER & WIGHT
2ZS-230 Peachtree St. Ivy 2233
tjjljJ ii J 30” Touring Car - ”
LmMlTllnl MO' Touring Car»lwo sizes
■ Jffllj a “OO” Touring Cur*six cylinder
S dTp’ * The WhiteCompany’ * v
FULTON AUTO SUPPLY CO. ,
249 Peachtree Street
Automobile supplies of every kind Mail order given
prompt attention. Lowest prices obtainable. Write for cata
log. Make your car complete. »
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