Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1922, Page 7

SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1922. Che Casper Daily Cridune PAGE SEVEN DURANT MAKING NEW LIGHT GAR} Large Shipment for Casper Delivery This Fall Is Aim of Agency. The Durant Motor Company has recently placed on the market a new make of car, the “Star,” which has been manufactured with an eye to eompetition to light cars. The Star is @ four cylinder machine, with a Con- imental motor, capable of generating 35 horse power at 2500 revolutions per minute. Itis made with Tinkler axles and bearings, which are said to insure smooth running and durability. The motor fs equipped with re movable head, a water pump and three forward speeds and one reverse. The piling system is a combination of pres- sure and splash systems. The car is made with a one man top, which makes it highly convenient. Mont Gallup {s agent for thiz -ar in Casper, and will establish headquart- ers here. Mr. Gallup states that the machine can be laid dowr complete at $576, After taking a number of orders, he intends to recelve a large shipment in the fall to supply the @emands. Mr. Gallup will also be agent for the regular Durant “4” and “6” cyiinéar cars. —_—_——-- ARRIVALSA TOURIST CAMP M. A. Byron, (2) Chicago. Albert Hartman, (2) Emporia, Kan. Herman Shoel, (3) Bloomington, Ill. R. E. Cook, (2) Ogden, Iowa. P. Jensen, (1) Pueblo, Colo. Geo. Young, (4) Flint, Mich. J. B. Gressen (9) Haskell, Tex. J. Pemberton, ((4) Roseberg, Ore. Dr. George Sepe (4) Detroit, Mich. D. L. Buchanan, (4) Spear Falls, Ia. C. O Becker, (4) Springfield, Ti. Dr. F. G, Smith (4) Great Bend, Kan. J. M. Kelly, @s Roseville, Cal. C. A. Ventress (2) Pueblo, Colo. J. H. Sherman,(4) Wichata Falls, ‘Texas. ©. E. Shelburn,(6) Alma, Neb. R. L Keester, (4) G F. McKibbin (3) Logan Kan. G. E. Carr (2) Maryville, Ohio. F. E. Manchester, (8) Winchester,: Wyo. J. W. Criswell, (5) Oakland, Ta, G. H. Bishop, (3) Trinidad, Cal. Wm. Kahler, (3) Seattle, Wash. oSekt Sh e Wisconsin Labor Joins Farmers OSHKOSH, Wis., July 22.—-Organ- fzed labor in Wisconsin decided at its convention here to throw its support to a movement for political coalition between farmers and indus- trial workers both in this state and in the nation. The state ‘convention, without op- position, accepted a recommendation for participation in a general confer- ence for organization of a new national political movement and urging joint action by farmers and laborers in the __ DYER ANTI-THEFT BILL WORKS FOR BENEFIT OF CAR OWNERS Since the passage of the Dyer anti-theft autombbile law in October, 1919, 2,120 automobiles worth, at a fair second- hend valuation, $2,567,208, have been recovered by the bu- reau of investigation, United according to figures compiled States department of justice, by that bureau at the request of officials of the American Automobile association. The de- partment, according to these figures, har investigated 2,391 cases which in- volved 4,385 persons. There were 2,- 778 persons arrested of which 1,533 were indicted and 1,113 convicted. These convicted persons received sen- tences amounting !n the aggregate to 2,356 years, 6 months, 11 days and paid fines to the amount of $41,140. The American Automobile association took an active part in supporting the Dyer anti-theft bill which was pre- pared by Representative L. C. Dyer coming primary election in Wisconsin. ‘This stand was strengthened by the convention when {t directed the execu- tive board to quiz all candidates seek- ing nomination ai the September pri. martes to determine their attitude on questions affecting the worker. oe “Meet me at the Smokehouse.” of Missouri who is an active member of the Automobile club of Missouri and who was assisted in obtaining facts necessary for the preparation of this measure by the Automobile club of Missouri and the A. A. A. Any doubt as to the need for such & measure is diss)»eted by the presen- tation of the above figures which show @ material reduction in the percentage of motor cars stolen since the law went into effect. Breit pecectaiemene ed Even the French chamber of depu- ties has its traditional ghost, which ts known as the “yellow man.” The ap- parition is rather shadowy, but has been described as a véry tall, thin man whose face 1s curiously yellow. He is said to have appeared before the death of Gambetta, and also be- fore the tragic end of President Car. not. The last appearnce wis shortly before the outbreak of the great war. CLOSED MODELS NOW PRACTICAL Owners Find Them Adapted to Touring as Well as Town and City Use. Among seasoned motorists, tho trend tofard purchase of enclosed cars grows more marked as the sun swings farther south each day. “As body design and engineering advances” might also be quoted as a major rea- son. Unquestionably the decreased weight and improved balance of sedans and other ownerdriven types of en. closed cars has so increased their tour- ing efficiency and economy that thou- sands of owners are now using their closed ¢ars as freely and confidently Driveriess Cars Dodges and Fords. See Virbel, Phone 274M Gray Goose—Nature's Finest Expression of Swift, Enduring, Effortless . Travel The Hupmobile en- gine, transmission, clutch,axlesandother essential parts, are built to Hupmobile design, for the exclu- sive use of the Hup- mobile, in the Hup- mobile’s own plant. John M. Whisenhunt EAST SIDE GARAGE First and Park—Phone 79 It is a misfortune not to be able to start your car, but it is a calamity not to be able-to-stop it. Use Multibestos Brake Lining. The DURANT ar is the;firstimotor vehicle; to, bear'the personal} supervision { more{thanjtwo million cars have: been built, and is the, ‘You will ad thas Gis Gat hag anticipated. and fulfilled evetything that -you' could desig in “a Real Good Car.” Justia Real Good:Car eS EES man” Gallup Motor Co. Phone 79 EAST SIDE GARAGE as, a short while back, they used/Miller Rubber Company, Akron, 0.; their touring cars. The added comfort|of the perfecting of a storage bettery convenience and protection against | wind, dust and rain would seem to! clinch the case for the closed car of) demonstrated road ability. —.——. Storage Battery Container Built, An announcement of special interest to motorists was maie today by the container made in one piece of a re- markable new rubber compound. Ihe new container entirely eliminates the troublesome wooCen battery box and the use of jars, an< is both acid and leak proof. The Burmese believe that the soul takes ‘the form of a butterfly, and leaves us while we sleep, and that the story of its roaming is the stuff of which our dreams are made. at $430 is not manufacturer? Let us give-you EARL C. ! Detroit. Eguipment. | Do you realize that the Ford One-Ton Truck wonderful truck value-ever offered but the most economical means of solving your’ haulage and delivery problems, whether you are a farmer, merchant or masse || fd das || only the most | all-the facts. BOYLE Phone 9 | 125-137 N. Center St. = The ever widening circle of admirers to its superb beauty and its reliable, economical performance. ie cusaction 6 rin aoa ing that only i there be found C. E. Kennedy Motor Co. 233 West Yellowstone °The.Good MAXWELL such ay ue is a tribute both is car can sound nt Phone 909 Practical Lines Mark 1922 Cars Of All shen WOOD SEPARATOR STORAGE BATTERY ee An Underpriced Battery The CW Battery (Wood Separator) has quality plates, selected cedar wood separators, Built right, of all new, high-grade materials. Easily the best low- priced battery you can buy! Sizes to fit all cara, 6-volt 1l-plete $16.15 Auto Electrical Co. 136 East Midwest Ave. Phone 968J Representing Willard Batteries (THREADED RUBBER INSULATION) and Gy Batteries (WOOD: SEPA‘?ATORS) Casper, Wyo. WARNE & CROSBY MOTOR CO. SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Our Work Is Backed by Experience Oiling and Greasing Our Specialty ‘Agents for Gas-O-Pep Tablets. Try Them. PROMPT WASH RACK SERVICE KELLY-SPRINGFIELD PRODUCTS At present prices rep- resent the biggest values ever offered to the tire-buying public. Kellys have always been an economy— You pay only for mileage; the sense of security that comes with them is thrown in gratis. ee ee You will eventually use Kellys—Standard prices, too. Casper Supply Co. Phone 913