Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1920, Page 7

SATURDAY, JULY /24, 1920. VALVE CAPS Primary Function Is to Keep Air In by Keeping the Dirt Out. ski Valve leaks an indication of a v rather common out nevertheless — er- i roneous impression among some auuto- mobile Ure users that the valve cap is! ssential thing, ac ding to J. ead, Firestone representative, 37 North Center street, Casper. “When the cap is not used,” says Mr. Fairhead, “dirt is almost sure to work down into the valve. Little inflated. But the introduction of new leeted about the opening into the vi- al parts of the ve. An air-tight connection then becomes well-nigh im- possible. Moreover the cap is valuable as a second line of defense aganst a break-, down in the inside of the valve.” If} well serewed on it will itself withstand Ba pr are of 500 pounds. ‘ n all: the motorist will do well > PASSENGER-MNIL SERVICE. ON ARGENTINA STREAMS (By Associated Pi 8 BUENOS AIRES (By Mai ‘The use of gliders for transporting passengers nd mail on some of the swift and shal- low rivers of Argentina may result from an trial undertaken on the authority of “the ministersof public works. On the | . “trial trip just made on the Bermejo | “river it was shown that a passage which commonly occupies 10 to 15 days by the ordina ly with a glider in about ten hours, pro- viding no stops were made. These gliders are a French invention making use of the flying principle for naviga- tion on the surface of rivers. The plan fs to import parts and manufacture the machines i h, who has again won the English women’s golf cham- picnship, has been playing the game since she was seven! gears old. wets OOOO pOXO doo STILL ESSENTIAL eamer could be made regular- | Ce Casper Daily Cribune Vii setate “6f his wife, May, Madison, ‘NA MAIL SERVICE FROM CLEVELAND TO N.Y. AND CHICO AUN AT CAPACITY. CLEVELAND (By Mail).—Air mail service between Cleveland and New now being ope ted at capacity, C. A. district of the United States air mail | service announces. “Ever since we have used our bomb- ers we have been bringing approxi- mately. 1, pve pounds of mail daily from the east and another 1,000 pounds from the wes he said. “A like amount leaves Cleveland daily in each direc: { tion.” a a harm is done while the tire oc ve RAILWAY MEN 10 SFLECT air serves to drive what dirt has col- CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 24.— Records of Senator Warren G. Harding, the Republican nominee for presid and of the nominee of the Democrs convention, Gov. James M. Cox, will be Sent to the members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, who will be asked | to form thelr own opinions and vote ac- cording’. A Pre. W. G. Lee of the brother- hood announced this as the policy to be| followed by the organization in the No-| vember election. ‘The records will be} mailed out from the Washington off ice | of the brotherhood as soon as they are prepared, Mr. Lee said. prds of the candidates will be placed side by side and sent to the men,” Mr.- Lee declared. “With the |tacts before them oar members are sut- |ficiently intelligent to form their own opinions.” |Funeral Directors of State Convene (Special to The Tribune.) CHEYENNE, Wy: Wyoming Funeral Di opened its annual co day, with about 50 delegates from this state and’ visitors from Colorado in at- tendance. A feature of the convention | is provided by exhibits by a dozen manufacturers of coflins and four manu- (By Associated Press.) jovertake and serve York and Cleveland and Chicago is} AIRPLANE USED BY LAWYER TO SERVE PAPERS (By Associated Press.) DENVER, Colo., July 24.—An_ sir- plane recently was Denver man who w: Saunders. wanted to appea from the station. Mr. lreachea Hudson, Colo. ed the train and RIO DE JANBIRO (By Matl.—Thov lerada of workers are now engaged in . Theodore E. Burton, former United taking what is said will be the mos give the population of Brazil mately 23,000,000 but Dr. Carvalo, the much too low. has more than 1,000,000, he ys. Building Blocks for sale, suitable CONCRETE BLUCKS for all buildings. For garages and foundation. Cheaper than wood con- structior CASPER CONCRETE BLOCK WORKS ‘OR SALE * Bungalow; six large rooms; four large closets, linen closet, bath, breakfastroom, hagdwood floors; enamel finish throughout; full basement with toilet. Place is almost ready for occupancy. Purchase from owner. Two houses now being built on Spruce St., south of CY Ave, Plans furnishe® and houses built to your order. Repair work promptly attended to. Allmetal Weatherstrips SYLVESTER F. PELTON Lincoln Ave. Phone 9283. ifacturers of motov-driven_hearses. Many merchants find its attractive appearance an asset to their business. At the same time it solves their delivery problems ef- ficiently and economically. Donce BRotHers BUSINESS CAR COLISEUM MOTOR CO. | Phone 724 | ised by a lawyer to! Pore begins at.Camp Borden, north of a summons on @/Toronto, August 1. Over one hundred | s leaving the state by train. The lawyer is Harry G. Learning that a man he in a certain lawsuit! nery will be employed, Parker, superintendent of the central|Was about to leave the state, Mr, Saun- ders hurried to the Union station, only to find that he had boarded a Union Pacific train which had just pulled out ‘aunders met an aviator friend just outside and the latter suggested that the train could be overtaken. The} train had a start of fifteen miles before 1the lawyer could reach. the aviator) ay | reac! son, ., thirty miles} from Denver, ahead of the train, board- PRESIDENT FROM TM, Td aed 10 aT BURTON, !' on Brazil Census nation will never return to the price f 0 ale of twenty years ago, although bra ee some commodities probably will be less complet? census Brazil has ever had. Official statistics at the present time | as approxi- | director-general of statistics, told the Associated Press that these figures are! Rio de Janeiro altho credited with 900,000 population really STonGe > navteny | | factory. Wolcott St, near Burlington | J. A. Hanson, Mgr, Phone 981-M Hl DOMINION AIR CORPS TO 60 INTO TRAINING (By United Press.) OTTAWA, Ont. (By Mail).—The initial | period of training of the Canadian Air|} jaeroplanes, a number of flying boats| and a complete outfit for instruction in ;aerial photography,, wireless and gun-| Machines valued at ee fiv: six million dollars have t I jto’ the Canadian Air Forc By the Brit jish government. There is a fine air- \drome at Camp Borden and it is in all jrespects well equipped for one period} of training which will occupy twenty- jeight anys ELAND, Ohio, July 24.—The 1- expensive before the end of the yea | States senator, told members of the Ro- tary Club here. ——— More than 1,090,000 women workers e|in Great Britain belong to trade unions. “Coste 1ess per Month of Service’ 1 Your Car '@ Complete stock of Ignition and Generator Supplies | Bring Your Electrical Troubles to Us. | We Guarantee Satisfaction Casper Battery |) Company | O. Wood has been elected machinery yporation ef Columbus, Ohjo. 508 East Yellowstone Highway Phone 907 L. R. Earnshaw, Prop. WHIT SAYS: Before taking a trip be sure you have an extra. | KELLY- SPRINGFIELD | OR AJAX” Tire and Tube reserve | and a good kit of TOOLS For you might have to get out and get under Be prepared for the worst and then it wil! never happen _— Buy all of your. Auto Sup- plies from us and you will never regret OIL CITY AUTO SUPPLY CO. 419 E. Second St. Phone 1112 “Whit—The Kelly Kid” In various squares and other public} Under the new \wice president and director of a large! places In London are to be seen statacs {education in Engl and factory supplies cor-jof Queen Anne, Queen Elizabeth, Queer Victoria, and Queen Alexandra. me — a a a a in domestic servi {to school. The Ready Acceptance of CHALMERS » is Nation-wide HEREVER auto’ mobiles are dis- cussed the merits of “Hot Spot Chalmers” freely conceded. For its Ram’s-horn and Hot Spot devices have solved the problem of extracting the maxi- mum power from low grade And Chalmers performance has proved that those enginé troubles which are almost in- variably associated with the use of this low grade “gas” have been eliminated. Hot Spot “heats up” the raw “gas,” “breaks it up” and va- porizes it into a “cloud.” This makes just the right kind of fuel for the cylinders. Ram’s-horn, with its easy air bends, rushes the “cloud,” at a speed estimated at 100 miles an hour, an equal distance to each cylinder, and when the spark plugs ignite the “gas” you get results. These two devices have done much for Chalmers, They have given it remarkable smoothness. They have brought down the item of repairs and replacements to an almost negligible sum per year. Many now say Chal- mers is one of the few great cars of the world. 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