Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 6, 1919, Page 11

\y SATURDAY, SEPT. AND CARE OF PARTS, & Give your motor truck a chance to! they live thru a long life. Don’t drive it to destruction and the scrap heap. Inspect it occasionally, keep it well eiled and up loose joints. ir @ is offered by the B. F. Géocrich Rubber company, who have institated a national educational campaign on motor truck operation Getting the maximum value from a truck is largely a matter of main- tainance versu, depreciation The life- of a motor truck may be pro longed surprisingly with proper care Obviously, the quality of the truck must be considered—its construction -—also the character of the work it is called on to perform and the man- ner jn which it is handled. The motor truck must encounter ridges and depressions of road sur- face, edges of bricks, car tracks and scores of other obstruction verts these shocks, together with the throbbing of its engine, into « less vibration which shakes ev of its mechanism from the iator to the tail light. The different units of the truck with their various pipes, rods, gears, wires, valves and pumps must be attached by bolts, bands, screws, stays and supports, all of which must be kept tight and in per. fect alignment at all times. The operator must catch a squeak while it is a squeak. He must re- move the cause of trouble before it has developed into a serious ailment. Inspection is the basis of truck main- tainance. In the big majority of cases me- chanical ailments spring up and de- velop into serious troubles before CONVERTED WAR CADILLAG WIN’ Goes 103 Miles an Hour in Saeed Classic after 15,000 Miles of Hard Use ASe- part _Cadillaes were not designed for rac- ing purposes but many a doughboy rode so fast in them, over shell holes and along the battered highways of the war zone, that they could not re sist putting that speed to test on the race track. Sergt. Chas. D. Frey of Dallas, Texas, recently returned to the Uni- ted States with a photograph of the converted army Cadillac, which won the straightaway in the La Baule races of May 30, 31 and June 1, in France. ‘The race was against time, and was won at a speed of 103 miles an hour. The army mechanic who built the car drove it in the race. When his brakes began to drag he jerked them off. The Cadillac motor had already seen 15,000 miles of hard usage in the war zone, but with a slight change | in the gear ratie, and with its frame cut down, it presented a typical race course appearance. CRIMINAL HEARINGS 10 START MONDAY MORNING With 16 out of 75 cases which ap- pear on the crithinal trial docket for the September term of the district court set, the active work of the fall term will start Monday morning with the appearance of Jessie Scott charg ed with killing a man in « Sandbar row. Two Mexican cases, one for forgery and the other for rape, will come up the same day for trial by jury. ‘ The following day the case against men here and one connected with an assault charge against a 14-year-old girl will be started. The last of the week, the first of the civil cases to be tried by jury are scheduled to start. is unlikely that the criminal court busines will be completed in time to start these next week. MOHAWK DOWN 2.996 FEET MPHERSON AGAIN ON BEAM The Mohawk company, drilling on} the Emigrant Gap structure about 1 miles southwest of here, reports it: well down 2,935 feet. The well is/ drilling in the best looking sand which! bas been encountered thus far in the hole. Company officials feel certain that they will get oil in the present sand if oil is secured at all. If the present wef fails, the Mo- hawk company has agreed to start a new well on the same structure but on a new location. ——_——__ A strike a day keeps fair prices away.——Chicago Daily News. GWE THE MOTOR TRUCK A GH It con. j However, it) _ Che Casper Daiip Cubuie In these troubled time: eo Plaumt on understa % » —Peoria Transcript, situatior Ss = — nr ryation r a Pull = ae nan section in ad e-— Greer A Littie wantad will sell it. (S. C.) Pie ———— A OO tte eee ee ehoate-stoete siete ao-ale she sXe efeatesteeeeteetecte ete stoate ste toate come to the attention of the pe Da Os operator. In truck maintainance the v work of repairing, replacing or ad- @@ ‘, ++, reek ‘< justing the parts is inspection which ¢ are in need of attention. The first step in the search for mechanical troub question the driver. secondary to the covers what parts % ed os ‘e o He Me lo efe-afe es constant is ta He is operating A? oe o*, io the truck under all conditions of >< stress and strain, and symptoms of % + troubles come to light on the road & & which might remain hidden during ¢ m3 the inspection in the garage. The >< e . rg most satisfactory way of obtaining 534 ¥ this information from the driver is by, %@ I e n es setting aside a space on the daily re ne ‘ port card for this purpose. The dri- > & »e vers’ report furnishes the clue for ‘$ Se a thoro inspection at the garage. The S< ~~ owner of a fleet of truck ay em- &% ~ pisy one or more skilled mechanics | ts nd aside a day for each truck's 4 pection, This inspection should be 54 EB % frequent as once a month, but se [ 1zes x maly Diet onal Ms Tae ne We Now Have Them in All Sizes + thoroly inspected twice a month. 63 bse Just as the physician determines % ADJUSTMENT BASIS ~ from the pulse, the tongue, the eye es and the breathing, the condition of 6000 : ‘ the patient, the mechanic diagnosis ‘$ FABRIC MILES By the condition of the mote % 5% from, stveake, “esocks > 4 CORD 8000 MILES se 7 It is the general opinion 3 3, large motor truck oper: » se y overhaul is un sary and o ‘a ao o noe if the truck has been given a4 & ispections at inte of every Dealers: we few weeks. The only'case where an ‘$ , yess ei oterhaul is advisable is when the ¥ BRODIE RUBBER CO. OILCITY AUTOSUPPLY % owner must rely on his driver for 166 S. Center St. East 2nd St. — maintainance and has no expert ine- & ae * Po ate at chanic to inspect his truck regularly 2, : Mote tote te cto ste le loste vite le toch 5 ete teat ‘ Soego-sfo-efe-ete sfosteaie ofo-ske oho elo steete sto ete ete toate steals stoctestoeteetes! SR NINA /HUDSON & ESSEX Will Be Distributed by R. N. Van Sant, Casper, Lusk, Wyo. See the ESSEX SEDAN I have just driven up from Denver. The greatest Four Cylinder car produced. Acts and performs like an 8. LET US GIVE YOUA DEMONSTRATION CALL R. N. VAN SANT—HENNING HOTEL. CLYDESDALE - MOTOR TRUCK The Truck-for dependable low-cost haulage. There is a Clydesdale , for every haulage requirement. THE MONEY-MAKING TRUCK FOR THE OWNER Buy a CLYDESDALE from R. N. VAN SANT. Heavy Hauling. MT A = = = = = = = = >= = = = Surely it is worth your while Three Carloads in Transit. Am unloading a carload today. to find out just what Clydesdales will do for yeu. R. N. 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Fa Have you caught her looking w if tully out of the window these hot i Sundays—and these stufty evenings —looking at the the i street, gaily settling themselves good-looking BUICK meteor car ¥ paratory to a spin in the open counts with its rush of cool air, as the fleet graceful, comfortable BUICK whisk: them along’ family across aly kiddie Many a wife goes silenth her home, putting cross, hot to bed while the neighbor's family the same circumstances as hers is out drinking in the cool, invigorating air of the open country Are you SURE you can't afford a BUICh It's a GREAT oar! and yet the price is CASPER MOTOR CO. | Phone 909 Casper, Wyoming moderate