Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1920, Page 5

Oil pumps are as necessary to everyday living as the heart is to the life of every nan, woman and child. Oilinsome form flows into the life of each family, farm and business, either as fuel or lubrication, or both, It is highly important then that the, pumps which start this Oil on its useful way be run at the greatest possi’ | ble capacity, that the supply may. keep pace with every human need. The volume of oil. each pump ' pro- Be duces is a matter of horse power delivered to that pump. Delivery of horse power in turh relies upon belts atid so — it is that belts ate the equipment on which pumping capatity depends. O & G Inner-Locked Belts have: established the ~ same unequalled record for reliability in Oil pumping that they have ven its. < ing power service, and always without ‘Separating or ‘cross cracking: bee in drilling. Wherever increased flow was to'be had, they eve Nor have they ever failed togtand up under the severe twists o ‘ Pumps may be left for hours at a time—_O & G Inner-Locked Belts will run steady on the job, because they are reliable. In single wells, too, it is the same story. Hour after hour, week after week, month after month, O & G Inner-Locked Belts have kept each pump going at top capacity. Their hardy, tough construction, tensile strength, long life, uniform running and freedom from slipping have made them what they are— always _ ready for every sort of duty, no matter how hard the going. - Wherever Oil crews gather—-the men who stay close ‘to the job; the men who know by practical experience what - every. belt can do—their opinions are ever the same; that O& G -Inner-Locked Belts always do the greatest amount of hard work, giv- ing ificteased results with the least cost in time and labor; that they are, in fact, the standard of belting reliability. “OILWELL” ESTD 1862 i a tone nee 7 4 meme ates fa z St Mo gk RE ale el heaend