Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1919, Page 12

eeanss teens “ean ’ FABRIC STRAINED AND TIRE DAMAGED BY OVERLOADING vrenvist have come sto mone senerat DIAMOND TIRE AGENCY 'HINGING’ ACTION DEVELOPED AND HEAT IS GENERATED is smzsxstcecesset Choice of Tires. Tire Talk No. 2. e of tire Car nd trac tir must be etermining the 5 s section of tire weight of the tire most important ye found almost the front half of seales, a not- weight carried can result. Th the each tire will be one-half the This operation can be formed in the case of th ar whee F the same thir s true. ™ of the whee > will be the between the of the car. should be is exer- two operatior i weight c s of 20 or weight on the cz of it is upon the se macl ) pound , when all ion of the car, and other poin Are the ngineers determining the for equipment ed, however, that nded by cars will v on account road conditions, MOTORCARAVAN OF ARMY GIVEN WARM GREETING Tremendous Possibilities of Trans- portation Illustrated in Prog- ress of Corps on Long Journey. tinen- Motor war army hing F n- t all points alc Highway which w lowed over z st the en- tu The truc sched- ive in San Francisco Sep- ate the ance freight t necessity of P. Drake, chief of t the purpe fourfok perform tional Motor i of th 1 oned nn secured. sent to the war depart- ndividual performance of and also engineering re- to the condition of the strength of grades and ats ur and ions of for improver der, comma an of the ge hz cherge K Utah, at which Drake wil] take per- drive 2 it is r or, ble centage of ¢ ment on the m and other reasons. from the y respect. ore Therefore, sonable to expect some trou res on a small per- though the equip- ority will prove sat- * re loaded beyond their ing capacity, the a -stre , favor because or ¢ easier riding, and longer mileage. iency of larger tires reduce lippage on the rear wheels, ism of the car. When oversize tires are placed on front wheels which | were or lly equipped with regu- lar size the diameter over-all vill be increased about one inch, and » speedometer should be readjust- d, otherwise the mileage record will be less than that actually covered. tir Dinmond tires actively e Casper and Natrona cou about a week ago when hoe became agent here for make of motor car tires. Nor can any harm be derived from | hoe started business here ion of the proper oversize | years ago and is know? here is not enough added) manager of the Interst ht to affect transmission or dif-| pany. tial or make any objectionable | eight months. lifference in the power. The new Diamond AT x art a good many men come back to the job, having some way or other struggled thru a long, dull Sunday, during which, for lack of something to do, the worries and problems of the week - gone by absorbed their interest and drained their mental! energy. « The pity is that such men do not see that the purchase of a moter cer would be an invest- ment of the highest order peying dividends in —Sundays joyfully passed with happy families —minds cleared and strengthened by re- laxation — increased bodily vigor due to the tonic effect of inhaling deeply of the clear, fresh air of the open country Really, gentlemen, the ownership of a graceful, comfortable, dependalsle, six-cylinder, valve-in-the-head BUICK is an investment in comfort, hapvincss and well being which you should not deny to yourselves e —much less to your families. CASPER MOTOR COMPARY Phone 909 Mr. Do yout two n Casper as pipe com- He served in this capaci "OPENED IN CITY LAST. WEEK BY E. J. DONAHOE red the field Dong kno y for is locat- ed at 110 South-David street in the present Chamberlin furniture store. one of the three Diamond tire a ies in the state. Mr. Donahoe intends to devote all of his time and energ: o this new business in a few days as soon as he is Casper location. Donahoe is handling includes the fa- mous squeegee tread tires, fabric and cord construction and grey and red tubes. The Diamond cord tires and jin fact every size and brand of the Diamond tires is carried ‘by this new and enterprising ung firm. The Russian Empire embraces one- sixth of the entire land surface of the globe. within its boundaries. ettled in a] i | The Diamond tire line which Mr. Benson, chief Wilson. —_-—~—-. —__- Andrew Fisher, the famous Aus- Half of Europe and the) tralian statesman and prime minister, whole of northern Asia are included) beran life as a pit boy in a Ccottish coal _ mine. il | eo Rules ‘ y, PERSHING TO BE | MADE GENERAL, | | REGULAR ARMY| (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, July 18.—Perm- |anent ranks of general in the regular army for General Pershing and Gen- eral March, chief of staff, and perm-} nent ranks of admiral in the navy for Rear Admiral Sims and Admiral of operations, | asked of congress today by President were q q ONS NN TRADE MARK The City of GOODRICH The Caliper of True Tire alue— Goodrich List Prices Plus Goodrich More Mileage Adjustment Mere looking at a tire in a dealer's store-weigh- ing it in ownces— measuring it in inches —tells you nothing of what it will do when it gets on your car. But apply the Goodrich Caliper of True Tire Value to it, and you at once gauge its service value. Measure its price with the Goodrich List Price, and the adjust- ment mileage back of it with the More-Mile- age Adjustment of Goodrich Tires—6,000 miles for Fabrics; 8,000 for Silvertown Cords. If its price measures more than the List Price, the tire asks you to pay for something it cannot deliver. If its adjustment mile- age measures less in miles than the Good- rich More-Mileage Ad- justment, it deprives you of mileage your money entitles you to get. Measure any tite with the Goodrich Calper, and you realize why the word is running like wild fire through- outthe motoring world, “Goodrich has THE Tires.” Goodrich is making the burliest, best tires the rubber industry has produced. Compare them and be convinced. Buy Goodrich Tires from a Dealer ADJUSTMENT Fabrics - 6,000 miles Cords ~- 8,000 miles EOODRIC: nce TIRES “BEST IN THE LONG RUN” Frvnneinn