Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1922, Page 9

FRANKLIN EXPORTS FO = “ees MONTH HIT MAY RECORD Depreciation 20 Per Cent cials of the Franklin Automobile com- Greater on Rough Surfaces, |?°°% "Port, orders for June ship-| ment equal in number to total ship- Says Coast Paper. ments for May. May broke all pre- vious records in the matter of retail! deliveries of new Franklin cars into} customers for a maces 20 years. for June will aggregate} vr at @ rate in excess of| < annually, Over 700 new “In the state of California,” says the Richland, Wash., Advocate, “there| the han are some 600,000 automobiles licensed. | ru: mt to say that the average m.- chime, including trucks and pleasure cern, expends $100 each year for tires| 15, oran aggregate of $60,000,000 annual-| em > Ty in this one state. April “It is safe to say that the siipetn Sees cece | GASPER HEADQUARTERS | Senin of woe own eomn| FOR STATE AGENCY TO | eushion of some bituminous substance which not only would protect the fore: @stion of the road but take thi off from ures. “In the one state of California this would mean a saving of $12,000,000 annually to automobile users for tires alone not to mention the saving to tax- payers through the longer life which would result to their permanent high- ways. “Ten years hence, after various states have-experienced the costly ex: periment of leaving the surface of their permanent highways unprotected | Dy non-jarring surface, public senti- ment will be unanimous for that char- acter of construction regardless of ma- terial used for the road base.” patel s Savers ary The Mo-Grite OM Sales Agency, dis- tributors in Wyoming for Mo-Grite Motor Ofls, has established headquar-} ters at Casper from which point the| needs of the state will be supplied.) At present the stock is stored at tho| Pioneer warehouse but plans are now! |being perfected for a warehouse of| sufficient capacity to care for all fu- ture needs. Mo-Grite is a petroleum product, which unlike highway department. tem ts now open to trafic. The road is 153 miles long. graphite, is immune] approximately $3,500,000 and was three tn years and six months ia course of con It is compounded | s*ruct | from heat and cannot be burned, even with a blow-torch. with a dependable paraffine base lub- ricant and it is said to produces re- sults unobtainable with any other mo-| «<. tor oil, and does not carbon in any motor having perfect ignition. | Im a@ recent local test of this pro |duct it is stated that after having riven a car lubricated with Mo-Grite for @ distance of 100 miles, the crank | — case was drained of all oil and the car driven an additional 30 miles with no damage occurring to the motor and with no unusual heat manifested. The driving of a car without oll is not | advocated, however, by the endorsers of this product. ARKANSAS-LOUISTANA HIGHWAY 16 FINISHED ‘The : Aviguaan Laeiatiot: highway ‘on of the finest roads in MARKET MO-GRITE aL seer is tow com;seted, according to information ricy ved from the state The entire sys It cost La WYO. COMPRESSION TUBE & TIRE CO. 426 E. 2nd—Phone 1125-M TIRE SALE BOY SCOUTS 10 STOCK STREAMS WITH FISH | | ! ‘The stocking of streams with fish| | ‘will be one of the activities engaged |} in'by the-Casper Boy Scouts this fall. ||! ‘The fish will be provided by the scout |) headquarters and each troop will be']) assigned a stream. The number of | fish to be placed in the different streams will not be decided on until the state game commissioners are con- sulted. Modern machinery. t 221 W. Yellowstone WYO. COMPRESSION TUBE & TIRE CO. 426 E. 2nd—Phone 1125-M "Phe ‘United Auto. Service Co. FOR EXCLUSIVE FORD REPAIR WORK. \|! ‘An up to date Ford repair shop and accessory de- partment. Genuine Ford parts: Ford mechanics. Phone 1545 Across the Street from the Casper Motor Co. A Call Will Bring Our Service Car Any Time. PHONE 1545 Oldsmobile SUPER-SPORT EQUIPMENT Tuarc Steel Whéels—Demountable-rims. Fenders—Bicycle type. Steps—Cast aluminum,.rubber-treads, Front and rear, triple bar spring-steel Saubbers—Gabriel on rear springs. Motometer—Boyce DeLuxe, monogrammed. Windshield Wings—Bevel plate glass, fric- * tion lock adjustment. ener — Cowl type, operated from poset — On lett. front. tender apron, $1825 ON DISPLAY AT G. J. STALMANN, GEN. MGR. 454 East Yellowstone Open: Evenings Model 47 Steplights—For “both rear doors. bea ny Sera combination with parking t. Cuno Cigar Lighter—On instrument board. Windshield Wiper—Conveniently mounted. Rear View Mirror—Bevelled plato glass. Rags—In both compartments. Foot Rest—Sedan *ype, very restful. Robe Strap—Tubular, Jeather covered. F. O. B.:Factory—Federal Tax Additional. Phone 987 Super Sport © heavy material as top, all open with doors, The Carrier—For two spare: tires. ‘Top Boot—Detachable-top: clamps, WYOMING OLDSMOBILE CO. | | i road is esphalt surfaced while 11 miles are macodamized and 28 miles gravel In Arksasas the road traverses Lin- Drew, Desha, Chicot and Ashley counties. One branch of the road ex tends from Grady throuch McGehee. coln, eb Pat 6) SH fon. A total of 134 miles of the "Mage and Endora to the Louis FREE e Casper Daily Cribune ‘There are no n the island of Alderney branch A London policeman has retired with @ record of having arrested 100,000 ists for speeding and other of, oo os, AND MRS. LAWRENE DOBBIN LOSE BABY SON Robert Dobbins, one-month-old son | taxes of any kind'of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dobbins died this morning at 9:30 at the home. FREE| AUTOMOBILE TO BE GIVEN AWAY BY LIBERTY GARAGE If you need a Tire, buy it here and get a chance to win an Auto- mobile free. You may be the lucky one. With each Tire sold at regular prices a chance to win a new Automobile with either THE PENNSYLVANIA RUBBER CO. VACUUM CUP TIRES THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO. SILVERTOWN CORDS AND FABRIC THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO. SEMLPENUMATIC TRUCK TIRES THE ARISTOCRATS OF THE TIRE FAMILY WE FURNISH TRUCK FOR TRUCKING. LIBERTY GARAGE 428 SOUTH ELM STREET TELEPHONE 983 The UTILITY COUPE for Professional and Business Uses °120 £. 0. b. Fling, Michigan This Coupe was designed especially to meet the needs of those engaged in professional or commercial pursuits, desiring higher grade, yet Economical Transportation with increased facil- ities for carrying luggage, sample cases, instruments or merchandise of any kind. Its single seat is deep, wide and uphol- stered for driving comfort as well as for refined appearance and long wear. Ample space and leg-room for two passengers. Rear compartment will hold a 36 inch steamer trunk and then be half empty. Capacity about 14 cubic ft. This car has artistic lines, and in finish, body construction and appointments is Strictly first class, It is ideal for salesmen representing high-grade concerns that appreciate the value of transportation facilities reflecting the character of the house. WYOMING OLDSMOBILE CO. . G. J. STALMANN, GEN. MGR. OPEN EVENINGS 454 East Yellowstone fo SS ol Phone 987 It East Yellowstone and Kimball Practical Lines Mark 1922 Cars | Of All Makers this year om the develop- is proposed to spend nearly | UR endeavor, aside from pro- ducing for you the world’s leading motor car value, has been to arrange the terms of purchase so that you might conveniently ac- quire that value with but a propor- tionately .small crsh payment and succeeding paymunts extended over a period of generous length. FOURS and SIXES Prices range from $965 to $2,390, f. o. b. factory NASH Nash-Casper Motor Co. Phone 1818 Warner & Crosby Motor Company 132 East Seventh St. Phone 1519-R GENERAL REPAIRING Dependable Workmanship CONTRACT WORK ON STEAM AND GAS TRACTORS Prompt Service Oiling and Greasing Our Specialty Monthly Service Arranged PROMPT AND SATISFACTORY WASHING AND CLEANING CARS Ideal Weather Conditions Ideal Cars HUDSON ESSEX MARMON & DROP IN FOR PARTICULARS OR A DEMONSTRATION & Phone UN 22n Serx720, Second and 1406 MOTOR TREGKR CAR SAr pe Yellowstone