Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1918, Page 5

business men and students of econ- | war: . émy on the" Border. ‘An effort wis also made by Gi German agents, operating thru of- man mining men to obtain control ast UU uy air mii] | GUESSING NEAREST PEACE DATE; WIUMINO MM wire follows: 5 “Wyoming will be a prominent US. ib Ube abs | - om plaéé in the néxt congress, because 2 : be | | of the Republican victory and the wis- ficials of the German empire, con-\the vast,storehouses of metals jt) CONTROVERSY HAD SETTING HERE | Jom of he electorate in returning its ducted a systematic campaign thru-|afexico. A company was orgatiaaie . | two members whose long service has out Mexico to discredit Am having its headquarters in Germa ~~ ‘ | This was done v - made goods. @ to buy up all possible mining prop : / definite view toward trade conditions ties, smelter and smelter railroa) + { after the war. This was carried to tor did gain control by the point of organizing a boycott for having a ready-m P bd SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 26.—D. C. Mackey, prominent * sheepraiser of the intermountain section, who lices in Salt Lake City, * guessed within four days of the time the great war would end, and. * as a result has just deposited a “pot” of $2,900, made up by sheep- | given them prestige and prominence. The power and influence exerted by | the state’s two Republican members | } in the next congress will not be equal- led by any single state delegation. a number of places in Mexico while ket pre the combination fre_ 0 n a chain of stor * men of this section in February, 1915. “With the organization of the sen- in others the most unfair methods of gaini ontrol as it was found tt Hi Twenty-nine sheepmen who, were gathered here in February, ¢, Mondell and Warren in Line for} ate after March 4th, Senator Warren Efforts of German Govern- jamaging American goods before comp companies could sell * 1915, made up the “pot” one evening, each contributing $100. The one *|# Important Committee Chair- | will become chairman of the powerful, Ment to Gain Control of In- they were offered for ere re- Allied countries at a large profit | who guessed nearest to the date of the end of the world war was ships in Next Co committee on appropriations of that dustries” Are Defeated; ported to by the German agents. cause ne wartime demands 4 to receive the “pot.” mansiups In, Nex mn body, While the chairmanship of the America Takes Lead All of these activities had for their metals ould pay larger salar ‘ * an’envelope and placed in a safe deposit box to await the end of the *| gress, Is Report senate finance committee is popularly - _ | purpose the replacing of American- and more This company } © war. It was opened several days after the signing of the armistice */ | supposed to be a more important post,/ EL PASO, Tex., Nov. 26.—Ameri-| nade goods with ( roods since been sold to persons of ne terms by Germany and Mackey was found to have been the best Considerable has been said in the as a matter of fact the appropriations | can trade relations with Mexico now! .fter war. Knowin at open r German blo: e | guesser, November 15, 1918, being his gues: daily press of the United States in chee. is sat it ae oes orl = cets for goods made in Ge y At one the German imper : a : "3 : f possible exception of sessions when| second in rank on the appropriations would be restricted by pre i! sbvern s repo t The guess pot was an aftermath of a gathering of sheepmen at * |the last week as to the committee | 0's vite is up for revisions. Sena-| committee, would be entitled to the scenomie barriers = Senate reported) (ay nt réctly interested * Granger, Wyoming, while the men were there on winter range. Two * Chairmanships of the next Republican 4,» Warren, in addition to this, will Republican floor leadership. It is shrewdly: calkalated: tor + . * * . + * * The $2,900 and the 29 guesses were placed in *! * * * * * . * * * * Wyoming sheepmen guessed September 23, 1918, as the end of the * congress, and if these reports are as also be ranking member of such im-/ known that Mr. Good would prefer and also South Amer > which were established in northe * war, while the wife of Mackey guessed a date in December, 1918. * unreliable concerning others as it has|portant committees as agriculture the chairmanship of the committee where possible, as th aldermen ie OOO 8 6 ES ee eel eo 6 8) 8 81 O86 been in giving Wyoming recoghition,| and forestry, irrigation and military|to the floor leadership and in this ss : perous ments. These stor —________. very little reliance can be placed in| affairs. event Mondell would be entitled to, Since Europe has were located where Amexirene gs | Pr c : the forecasts. The following tele- “Congressman Mondell, under the| become floor leader of the Repub- eliminated from the Mexics most ac d the employes alwa SeHOOL TRUSTEES MEET | oposed rural school legislation, gram sent out from Washington has|rearrangement of the Republican licans. during the war Mexico has les boasted that they were expected | . [State aid for schools through state to tell of the most important posi-| house, can become chairman of the “He has been sharing this responsi- depend upon the United St control e trade than the ee i cans ese stores are in operati ch restrict now but have t i | Warren at the head of the great com-|leader. Representative Mann, who, sistence ‘on personal attention to de- come certain prejudices term, standardizati f 1 ahs : Sori . . . : ; schools, taehans’: ‘ilaciaa Gat eam. | Frittee on appropriations, which posi-| under the rules of priority, should be | tails of his constituents interests may American tax, supervision of rural schools, how tion of the Wyoming delegation in| house appropriations committee, or bility with Gillette during the pres-| many things previously pt IN LARAMIE THIS WEEK to improve attendance, all-year school the next congress, placing Senator | accept the placé of Republican floor! ent congress, but his well known ‘,- broad. This has tended to ltion he held when at the time the speaker of the next house, is in such| cause Mondell to decline the more ex- This condition did not extend goods and mere Last July a school trustees’ asso- tracts. ati ¥ {Democrats secured control of con-| poor health that he is not expected alted place in order to better serve lines of trade, for the United tSates man ¢ aes was formed at Laramie for The proposed school legislation will gress, and places Mr. Mondell atthe \ to take it. his state. has jong controlled the the purpose of school improvement. \\be discussed at length. C. A. Morri- head of the same committee in the! “This honor next falls to Congress-| “In the event that Good should and gr« »ply busir A meeting of this organization, which | son of Wheatland, is president; W. house; and also designates him as the | man Gillette of Massachusetts, pres- decide to accept hte floor leadership, ico. But dre » perfume is pert! has been called for Nov. | R, Galbraith, Keeline, vice-president, | man entitled to the place of Republi- | ent ranking Republican member of Mondell would be entitled to the and clothih o som » was the first college the world re tenis at Lander, and all local trus-| and B. F. Cochrane of Lander is sec-| can floor leddér, should Representa-| the appropriations committee. If Gil- chairmanship of the appropriations been bot abroad and t n ularly orgar for the education ees have been invited to attend and France’ or “Made in Germany” women for medical profession. retary-treasurer of the association. tive Mann’s heaith prevent his taking! lette is made speaker, Good of Iowa, | committee of the house.” < TIFT APPAREFROOOCPOPO POL ALLA Lb A dh de dadadddeddadedi dd thd dee ed Li dh Ld ddde de ddede daddies 1919 BUICK The new model H with enclosed motor now on display at Casper Motor Co. This new car represents the following 49 improvements over the 1918 car LLL LSS II STS SSIS SIS ESS SiS SS: MOTOR No. 1—Cam Shaft No. 2—Valve Lifters, Rollers and Pins No. 3—Light Valve Springs No. 4—Rockerarms, Bear- ings and Brackets No. 5—Cylinder Covers No. 6—Cylinder No. 7-—Oiling System No. 8—Oil Dash Gauge No. 3—Oil Level Gauge No. 10—Oil Filler No. 11—Exhawst Gas Connec- tion to Carburetor No. 12—Manifold Clamps CLUTCH No. 13—Clutch Release TRANSMISSION — No. 14—Filler REAR AXLE No. 15—Brake Crankghaft No. 16—Spring Seats and Anchor Blocks SPRINGS No. 17——-Rear Springs No. 18—Rear Spring Bolt No. 19—Front Spring Bolt ition.; The rocker arm pins are large hollow pins This shaft is designed to give gradual seating action of valve lifters which eliminates noise. The valve lifters, rollers and pins have been made larger which will reduce wear. A tension spring has been placed in valve lifter to keep roller on cam constantly which relieves valve spring of all work except seating of the valves. This is possible because of the use of spring in valve lifter, which eliminates valve seating’ noise. ; 3 NOTE: This combination of design does away with valve mechanism noise. The brackets are designed so that one bracket serves two cylinders and care ries four rocker arms, each bracket has been strengthened to eliminate vibra- i d with waste and form an oil well which lubricates the rocker arm bushings and push-rod ball ends, there being two pins and one filling plug to each bracket. Valve mechanism ‘is ey lubricated and is covered with dust proof covers, which prolongs the life of the bearings. The cylinder block has been designed to accommodate covers. This design insures absolute circulation at all times as long as there is oil in _ the motor, regardless. whether pressure gauge registers. The oil pump is pro- vided with’a friction drive gear which prevents breakage due to freezing if frozen the friction creates heat and starts a flow of oil. OIL. RUMP... . The.pump screen is provided with a steel shell imside of screen and isfastened at top of screen and at the bottom to pump cover, which ‘prev y foreign sittbece from finding its way into the oiling system. ' ni ¥ Pressure gauge has been provided instead vf oi! sight gauge, which eliminates pumping the oil from the motor to dash and return which also prevents from becoming clogged and freezing. The feature of this design keeps all oil pipes enclosed in the lower half and there aré no smalt restrictions in pipe line to become clogged. A check valve is placed in the pipe line to insure proper registration on oil pressure gauge. ‘| An absolute positive level gatige has been provided, which consists of a gradn- ated measuring bar or stick which extends into oil reservoir. In order to de- termine corréct depth of oil, stick should be withdrawn wiped clean and rein- serted to give correct reading. This should be done with motor standing idle. An oil filler has been provided instead of the front breather tube, so that motor can be filled without the dsé of a funnel. Instead of flexible tube between the exhaust pipe and carburetor, permanent fittings have been provided, using steel tubing and sealing all joints. A flex- ible tube has been added to bottom of carburetor to carry off exhaust gas thru mud pan. A damper has been provided in permanent fittidg to control heat on the carburetor. These clamps changed to give motor neater appearance. An extension has been provided which comes out thru the side of transmission bell housing which makes it possible to lubricate the bearings by raising floor boards and screwing down grease cup. The filler hole has been placed on left side of the transmission so as not to interfere with the battery. Grease cup extensions have been provided so that bearings can be lubricated from rear of car. The spring seat bearing on axle tube has been increased and spring séat anchor block has been enlarged and more securely fastened to tube and anchor is en- closed in spring seat, which protects it against the dust and dirt and increases life"of bearing. The length of the rear springs has been increased two inches and the center trunion support block has been offset which makes rear half of spring 21 inches long aud forward half 27 inches long. The feature of this design allows the reur end of the car to be dropped 11/4 inches and greatly improves the riding qualities of car. The diameter of the spring rgar bolt has been increased from 54-inch to 7/-inch, which increased the life of the bearing. A double naught grease cup has been provided which will insure perfect lubri- _-» EL cation. CHASSIS No. 20—Muffler West Second The muffler cutout has been eliminated to conform to state laws and recom- mendation by N. A. C. C. Lalley-Light for Farms No. 21—Muffler No. 22—Accelerator Pedal No. 23—Starter Pedal No. 24—-Frame Number Plate STEERING GEAR No. 25—Steering Gear Housing No. 26—Rims No. 27—Tire Carvier Brackets FINISHING EQUIPMENT No. 28—Ameter No. 29—Switch No. 30—Headlamp-Adjuster No. 31—New Radiator Mud Pans No. 32—Hood No. 33—Hood Sill Bolt Nuts No. 34—Side Apron No. 35—Radiator Bracket No. 36—Front Fender Iron No. 37—Front Fender No. 38—Rear Fender Wing No. 39—Running Boards No. 40—Radiator Filler Cap No. 41—Battery . TOPS AND DOOR CURTAINS No. 42—Top No. 43—Dust Hood : No. 44—Side Curtains BODY No. 45—Instrument Board No. 46—Door Hinges No. 47—Spring Constructions No. 48—Tooi Compartment No. 49—Seat Cushion The length of the muffler proper has been increased 4 inches, all joints are asbestos packed to eliminate all leaks and makes a very quiet muffler. This pedal has been changed to button type with foet rest which cuts down opening in floor board and prevents overheating. This pedal has been provided with a spring in the bracket to eliminate rattle. This plate has been placed at the rear end of the left side member so as not to interfere with the radiator splash pan. A new cap has been provided to prevent breakage. A new type rim has been adopted with a diagonal split and provided with lock. The feature of this rim is it has all of the advantages of a continuous rim and the diagonal split allows it to be operated without a tire tool. These brackets have been mate heavier to prevent breakage. WIRING: Identically. the same as used om the “E” jobs except head lamp wires are enclosed in the fender iron to keep them out of sight. An ameter has been provided separate from the switch; this provides much more pleasing arrangement of the instrument on board. The switch is of the round type with rotary. contacts, two levers, lights and ignition; Dust-proof contacts; Terminal post covered, with a separate pressing making it difficult to be shorted by theft. The rims on the lamp are enameled t#prevent rusting. This pan is shaped so as it fastens to top edge of frame and extends from under radiator brackets to the end of the frame and fastens to spring shackle bolt and covers up all rivets as well as preventing mud from splashing into radiator core. Louvres have been changed and made narrow, using two hood faseners and one handle tg each wing, which greatly improves the appearance. Non-turnable nuts are used to prevent them from working loose. This apron has a hand-hole provided for the purpose of removing rear spring bolt front and is large enough to permit woking to a good advantage. Improved design. A pressed steel iron having_a “U”’ section and is so arranged to have a sealing channel for headlamp wires. The fender side wing extends to end of frame and is heavily crowned giving better appearance. This wing has been extended to fill the gap between the fender and the gas tank and gives a more finished appearance, also prevents mud splashing up rear corners of body. These boards have 31/4-in- by '/4-in. groves running lengthwise on the under- side of board to prevent warping caused by expansion. The linoleum will be fastened to board with water-proof cement. New and improved design. One-third larger. New style top on all modelz. ALL TOPS have a rigid locking bow socket con- struction. The curtain pockets are located between the two center bows and give a very clean appearance as well as more head clearance. The back cur- tains are provided with plate glass with nickle plated frames. This dust hood has been provided with a strap loop inside of dust cover which supports back curtain glass and these straps are fastened to dust cover in such a way as to be conveniently adjusted. , All curtains properly marked to assist operator in placing them in proper posi- tion. New layout which permits all instruments being readily observed. The hinge pin has been made larger to insure longevity. These constructions have been provided with a mattress type wire covering. H-49 has been provided with tool compartment under right hand side of cowl. H-45 rear seat cushion, has been made 1 inch wider from front to rear. Exide Batteries } # ‘ t | { { ' t \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ‘ \ \ \ ‘ : \ ‘ % \ ‘ a 8 a \ 3 ‘ \ 2 3 ® \ . 4 a N 8 A N iN) iN) N N ® iJ ® 2 N) N) \ iY N : CASPER MOTOR COMPANY | ace” Phone 909 ¥ iy 3 SII ISIIIIIS IIIS ISI III IT III GOI II III ISIVDIVGII SID ISIOVIIIVGIS III III ISI II ISIS S SIS DE F +