The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1923, Page 8

fr - PAGE Six PAGE EIGHT ROTARY PAYS TRIBUTE TO LAFAYETTE George Shafer, Attorney General, Gives Sketch of Life at Luncheon Rotarians honored the birthday of Lafayette at the weekly luncheon to- day. Attorney George Shafer gave a| most interesting sketch of his hfe | and character stressing his constant- cy to high ideals and the great sac- rifices he made in behalf of American independence. Some of the historical side-lights upon this interesting figure were re- lated in a most entertaining style and | a vote of thanks was accorded Mr. | Shafer for his scholarly address. | T. R. Atkinson qualified as a! grandfather. While the Volstead act militated against the New England custom of setting the hair on the | baby’s head through application and | potations of rum, the more prosaic but within the law procedure of pass- ing the ‘“‘seegars” was resorted to. An invitation was received and a:- cepted from the Mandan Rotary club te be their guests at 12:15 Mandan time, Wednesday, Sept. 26. “Bill” Nuessle told of his trip in- to Canada, Montana, Idaho, Washing- | ton and other points of the far west. He declared that in Washington they knew how to grow wheat as he in- spected fields that went 55 bushels | to the acre. } He spoke of an interesting visit to the Hudson Bay company’s store at Vancouver. Everywhere in Canada he said the late President Harding had made a profound impression largely because of his kindly nature and ut- ter lack of ostentation. He said that in the charter of the Hudson Bay company was a clause dating back to the regime of Charles II that when royalty visited Canada the company was to entertain them and present them with a fitting gift. The spirit of this clause was invoked, he said, when President Harding and Mrs. Harding visited Canada. This com- pany extended every courtesy and presented Mrs. Harding with a beau- tiful fur. Judge Nuessle attended a Rotary meeting ut Spokane, Wash., which | was a memorial meeting for the late president. A message was received from Frank Murphy who attended a Rotary meet- ing at the Los Angeles, Cal. Supt. Saxvik presided at the meet- ing as a member of the September program committee. The birthdays of 0. N. Dunham and George Humphreys were fittingly ccl- ebrated. J. L. Bell presented. Mr. Dun- ham with a gift and Ted Quanrud did the honors for George Humphreys. Guests of honor were: Gov. R. A. Bogus Tickets To Dempsey Fight Circulated New York, Sept. 12.—Counterfeft tickets for the Dempsey-Firpo match are being circulated, Tex Rickard, manager, admitted today. Several arrests have been made and some paraphernalia seized, Most of the counterfeit tickets are oF Te $5 vari- ety. NEW FEATURES IN CADILLAC ~ MADE PUBLIC Some Improvements in Engi- neering Principle Will Be | Announced Soon Following the most successful year | in its history, coupled with the) most satisfactory car it has yet pro- duced, the Cadillac Motor Car com-; pany has announced a new t, V-63, continuing the V-cight and embodying more fundamentel im provements than any of its previous eight cylinder cars, according to the Lahr Motor Sales Company. Inquiries resulting from current rumors to the effect that the Cafil- lac Motor Car Company is in posses sion of a new engineering principle in automotive engine design are sub- stantiated by a high official of the Cadillac organization, who states ihat an important announcement will be made by the company within a few days, In substance, the announcement authorized by H. H. Rice, Cadillac president and general manager, is as follows: As the culmination of nine vears production of cars equipped with 9 degree, V-eight engines, the Cad:l- lac Motor Car company announces a new type, the V-63, embodying the fundamental perfection of the V-type, 90-degree, eight cylinder engine, i herently balanced, and with m, parts improved; a system of four- wheel brakes developed and perfect- ed by Cadillac engineers; a frame made even more rigid; a front axle completely redesigned and improved; bodies further refined, more spacious and unsurpassed for quality and ap- pearance even in the costliest of cus- tom coach work; and many other improvements. ine marks the practi- ent of an engineering The new en; cal accomplish’ automotive engineers—the inherent balancing of the reciprocating parts of the V-type, eight-cylinder engine. With this inherent balance, the V-63 retains and combines all of the ob- vious and admitted advantages of the short, rigid crankshaft and crank- Nestos, A. M. Dahmenn, Fargo; A. Ui Divet, Fargo; Geo. F. Shafer, Homer Banta, East Moline, Ill. CHEVROLET DROPS TO LOWER PRICE Building New Factories to Increase Production and Distribution The substantial reduction in Chev- . rolet prices announced September 1st caused a great surprise in the auto- mobile world in view of the common opinion that good grounds existed for expecting higher prices. Corwin Motor Co., local Chevrolet dealers, state that they had no intimation that a reduction was coming as they knew that for more than six months the Chevrolet Motor Company has been unable to fill half the volume of or- ders received. Three new assembly plants at Janesville, Wis. Buffalo N. Y., and Cincinnati, Ohio, and six adjoining assembly pases rere plants are r duction sé that it is believed company will shortly be in position tion costs permit. end four parts plants insures con: etruction and overhead savings re- flected in the new list prices towards still more economical trans. of the old and new prices: Old List New Lis There is no change in models. ‘ Without Surgery Te Se ished by Dr. A. C. McCleary, ‘th it of Kan noted rectal 5: ci Thi tells h ly building up pro- the tc fill a much larger proportion of its orders, as it is the fixed policy of the Chevrolet Motor Company t)! price its product as low as produc- | , The greatly in- creased production now possible with seven assembly and six body plants which constitute an important step portation. Following are comparisons | Piles Can Be Cured an Instructive book has been ‘pub- case, giving maximum rigidity in the engine structure and economy of chassis space, coupled with hitherto unknown smoothness of operation. The V-63 engine, with its radical forward steps, has the benefit of tha usual conservative Cadillac policy. It is the outgrowth of nine years of persistent effort in developing one definite principle of engine design, and comes particularly as the result of more than two years of exhaustive research and experimentation ty Ca- dillac and General Motors Research Corporation engineers. Compensators, or counterweights, are used; and these, in combination with the new arrangement of crank- shaft throws, cause the whole assem- bly—crankshaft, connecting rods and pistons-—to operate with the smooth- ness of a balanced flywheel. | feat long considered “impossible” by! haa ince lat na Se oe rs ed in giving even more leg room, side room and head room both in the front and rear compartments. Yet because of the skillful blending and propor- tioning of the lines, the bodies ap- pear lower than formerly. The fenders are of new design, stoutly built of 18-gauge steel. On the instrument board, a new group- ing of pressure gauges and ammeter permits the use of a full-size, eight- day clock independent of the speed- ometer, and produces a simple and | artistic effect. Arrest Man With Counterfeit Kit \ Grand Forks, Sept. 12.—Paul Sny- der, harvest hand and an outfit said to have been used to make counter- feit currency both are being held at the Grand Forks county jail today pending investigation by Federal au- thorit.es. Snyder ‘was arrested after he is | said to have attempted to interest 2 man with whom he had worked with on a threshing crew in his plan to make bank notes and to have demon- strated the process to him. The out- fit consisted of several bottles of |d, a steel roller, and several wood- | en blocks with quantity of paper. Lahr Motor Sells” Car For Export Selling ears to be transported to Sweden is the record established this | week by the Lahr Motor Sales com- j pany. Sale was made a few days ago | of a Willys-Knight touring car to John | Erickson, brother-in-law of Oscar | Backman of Wilton. He will motor to | New York in his new car and then! take it to Kungsgatan, Sweden. French’s Ford Coupe Stolen Commissioner John- French’s new Ford Coupegvas stolen while parked in front of a local theater last eve- ning. No trace of the machine had | been found today and police are busy | attempting to locate the car. Fail To Elect Jap President (By the Associated Press.) Pekin, Sept. 12.—Lack of a quorum caused the failure of today’s efforts to elect a president to succeed Gen- | eral Liunyuan Hung, the session of | parliament. called for that purpose breaking up. With the attendance of 150 short of the necessary two-thirds quorum, no legal action is in sight. Tao Kun is still the only candidate mentioned. var | 1 BIRTHDAY BARGAINS _; Four Wheel Brakes A Cadillac system of four-wheel brakes has been developed prima: for the purpose of giving great safety. It has been installed after 1 most careful study of the subject both at home and abroad, and _ includes many new features. Simplicity of de- sign, effectiveness under all condi- tions, and a need for adjustment much less frequent than in a two- wheel brake system have been the ends attained. The 182-inch wheelbase is contin- ued and the designers have succeed- | it Price Price Suverior Commercial Chassis ..........' $425 $395 Superior Light Deli ery 495 Superior oe 490 Superior Touring .. 525 495 Superior Utility Cou- Pe... seereees OBO |, 840 Superior Sedan .... 860 195) Utility Express Truck | Chassis ,......../ 576 ! 550 gill prices are £. 0. b. Flint, Michi: MS PACKAGE LS¢ ace oFatres sufferers quickly and easily ‘cured without the use of knife, scis- Auburn Cord Tires Guaranteed 10,000 Miles. We do not claim the Au- BURN is better than any other tire, but as good as the best for less money: 30x31 Cords $11.25 38x4 Cords... 21.40 Look ’Em Over Out of town orders promptly filled. We are also Slashing Prices on used cars for a final clean up. They must go. Nash - Berge Motor Lo VETER. Wie wee 4-c8 ee. cman eae tS > THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE _ " WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1923 EXPECT GREAT THINGS! | For Cadillac four-wheel brakes, perfected by. Cadillac engineers after long and exhaustive research, provide such added safety. Expect even deeper admiration from ‘your friends—admiration which must inevitably result from the greater. beauty, harmony and artistry of the new V-63 body designs. For in body styles also, Cadillac has advanced its‘own superb standards, Expect all of these things afid more. Expect great ‘power, speed and flexibility —greater luxury, ease and comfort. - Approach your first drive in the new V-63 Cadillac with great expectations. Let’ the things which you expect from this car exceed anything which you have previously experienced. ; Expect first of all a smoothness of perform- ance that heretofore you have regarded as an ideal rather than an attainable reality. For such is the major contribution ‘of the new Cadillac V-Type 90° eight-cylinder engine—balanced even more accurately, and perfectly compensated ‘to harmonize with every power impulse. Egect an even greater degree of driving safety than that‘for which Cadillac has always been praised. ~ : Abundantly, indeed, will these great expec- tations be realized in the new V-63 Cadillac. . STANDARD OF tts - LAHR MOTOR SALES CO. sISMARCK ND. Roberts and Second Street North, Fargo, N. Dak, Consolidated, will hereafter be under the same management and students enrolling at one of ‘these Colleges may change to the other without ‘loss of time, change of text-books or, additional, tuition charges. {| ; Both Colleges in session thruout the year, Enroll for our Summer Courses, and we will send you to a good business or banking position immediately (The Blamarck College) Wpon. ‘graduation. ‘ For free catalog and particulars write—G. M. 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