Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1923, Page 14

| PAGE TWO Dealers on These Pages Have Stories Of Interest to You MOTOR TRUCKS ARE BIG AID TO RAILROADS ©. One of t fn the auto! truck | dard npers ex cove! ry was nortage of Automotive Transport h Railway Transport. Motor car 16,000,000,000 cars, “70 - 000. Rail roads = Tonnage Carried— trucke, 1921; 1,430,000.000; 1 000,000,000. Raflroads, 1.6 1,000; 1922, —. Ton Mileage—Motor trucks, 000. R the motor tru econor long hav Leaders And {t wa traffic exper teking over bt the short h: the This position testimony of authorities as IOWA PHYSICIAN MAKES STARTLING OFFER TC CATARRH SUFFERERS Found Treatment Which Healed His Own Catarrh and Now Offers to Send it Free to Sufferers Anywhere. nic fie c Ask ( tha rotor truck of all the solution of Elisha Lee of the Penn DAVENPORT Coffee, Suit Bidg., t widely know geons in the cer that he found a completely healed the head and nos« nolees after many He ¢ number of other state that they healed. Tr c his achievement his treatr ferers the that he Is supply of this pape Coffee has nose and th than thirty-five ed b suffer throat catarrh, c head nois address tod: The Demand ceeded th Dr James ie most nd sur ounces which tarrh fr nd head of suffering tment fferers and the: were complet treatm: him of ¢ pr 1 so confic e supply of INDUSTRIAL NUMBER of Order last year’ Tribune. For thi and do your Boosting Casper | ; a f Phone 15 ; | | | “sc EVERY ONE DURING 1913, | | “DEALERS” ASSN. INSISTS | \ | sylvania; & othe Garritt Fe C. Powell of the Erle. who are known as progres operation of the rail ort of the Boston “SIX CYLINDERS | NOT BIG USERS | OF GAS, CLAIM “Those who think that because a| six-cylinder motor has more cylinders than a four it has a correspondingly larger appetite for gasoline and oil are like those who think Bunker Hill ts of the hazards in a golf se,” declares Fred Benskin, shop foreman of Benedict Motor company, local Columbia dealers. “It is entirely a mistake to assume that the more cylinders a motor has, the more gasoline and ofl {t will con The number of cylindags has or nothing to do with such con- ption which is mainly of piston displacement. A engine may easily be as economical in as a six of similar displace. ders of systems. These railway men indorsed the statement of the case by A. J. Bros president the International company forth that truck was efficient only in haul t by taking t functon it would cy in its long 1,000 AUTOS IN 1993 T0 au, of | sume SAYS CADILLAC OFFICIAL in-| the | in| e is what accomplished f has Another fs general bus! The piston displacement of the conditions and third is a] Continental Red Seal_motor in the ma of reports and orders} Columbia Light Six 1s 196 cubic our distributing sughout the ry according H. Rice, ent of the Cadill, organizations | inches, which is less than that of the to average four-cylinder car of its class. This motor shows consideraly better than 20 miles to the gallon of gas and 1000 miles to the quart of oil.” “Because of its improved construc- fon the Columbia Six motor delivers brake horsepower which is more than adequate for every demand in ordinary driving. And this power is | much smoother and more flexible as sult of the extra cylinders, while ibration 1s reduced to a minimum.” “Whether you judge motors by ¢conomy, power or mechanical atten- tion required, the scientifically cor- is unquestionably the most factory. Its best indorsement in the fact that 59 per cent of all makes today are s!x cylinder cars.” PEAK IN ALASKA BLOWS HEAD OFF WASHINGTO. (United Press.}—Paylof Volcano. a total of 10,448 the United “This Yr in state: | popula- | moved | at one ion of the country could t by gasoline-propelled veh and the same time “Judging by the history dust tf one would pessim'st who cou!d no’ vances in 1 of the in- ndeed be a look forward ng basic industries and affect the can leap the whole situa- that orders f h the el big m ture D: ic Feb. — ——_- | just ule and one-time vo! is in a region in whic Anoes ‘ck as prair‘e-dog mounds on a western plain,” the society says. |"Most of the time they are dormant But it {s as though nature were play- There is a big movement going on among tire dealers everywhere to in-|ing a gigantic game of drop-handker- Cuce the tire manufacturers to ab: z re from below; for after don the common practice of mak delays of greater or less length, up eee: of eevers! quaities, The Na-|hong a moiten: stream unexpectedly tional Tire Dealers’ association has|tnrough some peak, which perhapa just issued a bulletin urging all its not erupted in hundreds of years. members to bring the utmost. pos-} This seems to be the case wth Pavlof. It is situated almost at the tip of the long, narrow Alaskan Pen- insula that stretches out toward As! sible pressure to bear on tire manu. facturers to stamp out what the deal rd as a serious evil. practice of making several/and sends its offspring, the Aleutian srades of tires has become so bad that , almost to the shores of that ne manufacturer now makes four | nent fferent grades of fabric tires in the is thrown on the voleanoes e Alaska Peninsula in a recently ed book, ‘The Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes,’ by Dr. Robert F. Griggs, who led five expeditions sent to the Alaskan volcanic region by the And a number of others make » grades of fabrics, cheap tire never pays anyone. one thing makes it cheap, and is reduced quality—and in the| National Geograph'c soclety following tire business that =m reduce |the explosion of Mount Katmal. Dr. value. Griggs said of Bogoslof, the most nc- Ono of the reasons we are #0|tive of Alaskan volcanoes, and of its strong for the House of Michelin, fellows that ‘no man may predict how long the present quiescent condition will continue on Bogostof. ‘It is more probable, however, that the next great eruption will come not from Bogoslof or Katmai, but from some. one of ha‘f a hundred unknwn peaks.’ whom we represent, Mosher. that Michel ade more than one qua the company that stic icy can put out tires price, M s to that pol at a moderate Michelin has proved.” Notice For Publication. INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, STATE OF WYOMING Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 30, 1923 IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the MOUN- TAIN STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of Denver in the State of Colorado, has complied with the Insurance Laws of this State and is authorized to transact the business of LIFE INSURANCE in this ate for the current year. WITNESS my hand and seal of office the day and | year first above written. D. M. FORSYTH, Insurance Commissioner F. &, BALLINGER, i Deputy. (Signed) By LOWEST STORAGE IN CASPER Repair Work on All Makes of Cars. GAS, OIL AND CARS GREASED Acetylene Welding and Small Lathe Work. Passenger Car and Truck Tires and Tubes and Accessories, CARS SOLD ON COMMISSION WILLIS-HACKETT CO. 1891-W—Garage 363 S. Ash JEWETT 10 HAVE TAILORED FINISH “Every man who goes to an auto- mobile show hopes to find there not only a car which will suit his pocket- book but one which will also meet! is individual tastes to style and| finish,” says Mr. H. M. Jewett, presi- | dent of the Paige-Detrolt Motor Car} company, referring to the special} Jewett models which are being dis-| played this year in addition to the| standard Jewett line. “In there Jewett specials we hope| co satisfy the Inward craving of most owners for a car with some distinction in style and wth a finish and up- holstering which are a bit out of the ordinary. “We designed the Jewett to give the public a sturdier, better perform- ing car than {t had previously been possible to buy for a thousand dol'ars, and the 22,000 Jewetts which we have sold in nine months testify to the satisfaction they have given. “Now, with a sizable Jewett pro- duction, we are going to give these special Jewetts a tailor made finish and still retain, in the price, most of the savings of quantity production. “The new Jewett specials consist of a touring car, coupe, and ‘sedan. A special color scheme has been worked out for the finish and up- holstering of these special models. The touring car is upholstered in hand-crushed Spanish ‘leather to har- monize with the body, while the wool cloth materia's of the closed cars are of the same shade as the exteriors." On the touring car and sedan the spare cord tire, which is standard WRINKLES AND FACIAL ISHES REMOVED. For more than ten years European and American Beauty Doctors have been able to remove fine lines and wrinkles from about the eyes, face and neck, as well as re- move facial blemishes, including smalipox, blackheads, comedone pits freckles, blotcyes scars, enlarged pores, powder and birthmarks. For these purposes “Caristol” and “The Gordon Parisian Process," originated by a famous French dermatologist. are used. Neither treatment is a peeling, astringent, wax lotion, cream, exercise or massage process—for it awintegrates blemishes and wrinkled tissue and forms new unblemished BLEM. famous Casper Sunday Morning Cribune equipment, has been moved up to the front of the left hand running board, leaving the rear clear for a good sized} trunk and trunk rack. Double bar spring bumpers are furnished for these cars, front and rear, and such driving assets as a motometer, rear view mirror, stop light and automatic windshield wiper are standard equip-| ment. Paige salesmen say that the; Paizes and special Jewetts are the best equipped cars in the country. SONG 15 DEDICATED 10 CAPT. RICKENBACKER BY NEW YORK LYRIC WAITER NEW YORK, N. Y., Feb. 3.—Bab- bling brooks cause poets to spring to pencil, paper and disheveled long hair; the soft rays of pale moonlight extracts promises of love and happ!- fess from within wooing couples; actors are inspired by applause and| other things, but a new inspiration has been uncovered in melodramatic New York with Leo Wood, a com: poser in the Leo Feist song writing estoblishment, bursting into song after riding in an automobile. He has dedicated his ballad to Captain E. V. Rickenbacker and it has pet with unusual success wher- ever it has been introduced, Short: ly it will be distributed on talking machine records. It was after a long ride in a Rickenbacker car, which he owns, that Wood composed the words and music of the unusual song. 100 WAYS To Make Money BY BILLY WINNER If I Needed Capital— TF I needed more money for a { business undertaking, I would find a person with enough money ‘to back me in my enterprise. There are many such persons, nick to see the fherits in a good idea and eager to use their money where it will make pyofits. Naturally, I couldn't go out and seek such a person by house to house, or office to office calls. Tf I tried to do so, it might take me weeks and weeks to find the right man. But. by using a Tribune Want Ad, I could tell my story to. thou- zands of people in a few hows. Surely, with such an audience, I would find at least one person interested in my plan. And think of the time and labor and trouble and worry I'd save! ee Auto Wrecking Co Ve tear ’em down; everything and unwrinkled ‘skin in its place. ‘These famous treatments may now be obtained for home use from the Gordon Dermatology Co., 247 Tram- way building, Denver, Colo, Litera ture is sent those interested on re. quest.—Adv. ance reliability and | the.chassis. That essential utility. Phone 1406 Recently Reduced *100 Genuine automobile satisfac- tion depends upon the perform- Essex quality. When you buy an Essex Coach you get satis- factory automobile performance as wellasallclosed carcomforts. For All Year Use And you will be proud of your Essex Coach because of its good looks and its fittings that provide every saved but the honk. THIRTY DIFFERENT MAKES OF CARS SALVAGED NOW 1117 East Yellowstone At Scoop’s Garage economy of is a famous Touring Cabriole' Coach BY @€LARENCE DUBOSE TOKIO.—(By mai there's is clean—clean from center JAPAN CLEANED SEMI-ANNUALLY BYGOVERNMEN to the United for them—for which the householder Press.)—Japan {s running Heaven a) == neck-and-neck race—if thing in the old adage about cleanil- ness, Japan INDIGESTION | STOMACH UPSET, ATE 100 MUCH | Instantly! Stop Gas, Sourness, any Heartburn, Stomach Misery Chew tablets of “Pape's your distressed stomach will at once. Correct you = pertoot eet B positive worki thi Bastion cham stomach for a few cents. let your stomach keep you miserable! Druggists recommend it. a few pleasant, Diapepsin” your digestion and Adv. harmless ané fine ease Don’t tight. Groove that insures hb into the fom and erects ier against oil ber. Here's mile— Made by THE PENNSYLVANIA PISTON The Wyoming Automotive Co. RING 00. Cleveland. Obie Distributors Freight and Tax Extra New Prices Lowest Ever For Essex + $1045 1145 1145 (Freight and Tax Extra) M Second and Yellowstone the cost is only 50 nen. Ni paid, in addit’on to his fine and im- pr‘sonment. Not keeping your house clean is. Most expensive and highly unpleasant in this country. ~ The Japanese are instinctively most cleanly. On that point they are ex- celied by no people on earth, perhaps. Twice a year the government re- quires a sort of super-extra house cleaning on the part of every person in the empire and police enter and ex- amine evry bu'lding to see that it has been done. to circumference—clean by the verdict of every cop in the empire. The semi-annua!, official, comipul- sory house-cleaning—required by law in Japan of everybody—has just been completed. Every dwelling and structure, from the imperial palace to the humblest hovel, has been made spick and span and clean as a Sunday morning shave. Every house has been inspected by a policeman. Those who hadn’t cleaned were put in jall, while the Jaw cleaned The Sentry Of Service By this sign you will know that good tires — real tires—Hood tires are for sale with- in. We sell Hood tires, and the lit- tle red sentries mark the curb of our shop. Just drive ‘up East Second St. to Yellowstone and you can’t miss us, Wyo. Compression Tube & Tire Co, East Second and Yellowstone Phone 1125-M You owe it to your- self, before decid- ing on which tires to buy, to compare the prices of Keilys with the prices of various standard makes. In making this price compari- son you should, of course, consider quality — first, last and always, and re- member how often you have heard. Kellys spoken of as the “best tire made,” by motorist friends. You'll find it costs no more to buy a Kelly. Casper Supply Co. COLISEUM MOTOR Co. L. D. BRANSON AUTO CO. “OR QUICK RESULTS TRY TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS