Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1923, Page 16

PAGE SIX’ Dealers Use These Pages SEASON OF GLOSED CAR HUVING 1S MARKED BY REGORD BREAKING SALE With the passing of the ninth month of the present year indica- tions point to the fact that the greatest era of closed car buying is at hand, according to G. H. Pens-|t tributors and dealers that owners who bought new open cars In the spring and early summer are now for w r use, Mr. Peasley says that he eves that this year’s to- tal sales’ of closed cars will_ amount to at least 85 per cent of all the cars produced in the country, A partnership of long and Suo-)of Casper since his entry into the AMMO TH jcossful standing has been dissolved | ficld, will manage the affairs of the t ‘ and another formed under a new/new firm. A. L, Dowd, who is an Holding Work VOMODSIV MS! 7 soy, ‘but saith the eacie ole iabarot| Uncle Gt hes i760) MG HG teens When ‘one is cit On ie Seats tl earvice as, the ‘key ito) success (Ze0|in Denver, have tells identities is gomotimies forint never? UH Dowd and “A> Xe, Dodd have! pur-| among the lseAuie Reteeteye: oF that & xine oF other camping fxturo (| chased E. G. Weaver's interest in| city. hold _a small piece while work 18 | tne former Doud-Wehver Motor Co.) The automobile dealers of Casper rae PGS arn chough and from this day on, the Paige-| join in an expression of appreciation ley, general sales manager of the 2 a ly one hand free to Jewett Une will be sold and serviced) for the work accomplished by Mr. Olds M Works of Lansing, Mich- BL ceny ee: 90 x sine runebna Weaver during his period of activity igen gers oad, eye al or Co. The present location at| with the Doud-Weaver Motor Co., At this time travelers of that com Ser a West Yellowstone will be re- express thelr heartiest regret toe various § s of the that the t#ined by the new company. t his departure from the field. country, report to Mr, Pease: t n bet Re Lee Doud, who has been unusually | Good luck is their wish for Mr. the demand for ¢ is + | Plece may be active among the automobile dealers Weaver. ing all expe t : closed models n 3 ‘ed on the ple The wrench may be held on the running board with the thus leavin free to ® satisfactor Nash-Casper | Ancient Law Used Sets Date for To Lower Ban On “Open House” “Birth of Nation” the Olds nearly that ith says along every other mi has broken all r first nine months Valve Spring Compressor There are numerous types of valve spring compressors on the market, or which m: be improvise¢ ach of y capacity sales in lines, but that the closed car will be even more in demand than in By JOHN 0’BRIEN Monday, September 24, after- |(United Press Staff Correspondent.) 1922, which pos certain advantages ‘i \ A remarkable indication of the other types. A compressor) 700M And evening, will bo open | PARis.—(By Mall to United tendency of automobile buying Is/ vty be easily made, that possesses| roupe aay. at. the Nash-Casper |Press.}—Looking out for a reeson Pedi ay asily made, t r - € When the pa heard: ian an re tke South, |? a : tor Co., when the management on Thien tah ase nt oF eompressing tWO cordially invites Casper people to | Which would Justify the stopping of market for th Here, he! #! at one time, A pleco of yrooms of the agency to |the film, “The Birth of a Nation, eck in Louisiana | flat stock is slotted to alip over two 1924 handiwork of the |#fter it had been shown in a theatre and other southe tes the de-|“@acent pushrods. The poets of fash Motors Corp. Two |r the boulevards three times, the mand for the closed car has taken, the plece is drilled to hold a full carloads of new models haye | Prefect of Police was forced to dig which js riveted over to prevent a tremendous in: plece is slotted In the east ane. |up an old law of the French Revo- lution days. The law, which was just arrived at the loca! dealer's the Atlantic and all types and styles of cars s mes ‘© demand fo: vo stems in the; i. repre: “ j passed on August 6, 1790, gives the foi gr ep apes at eke PO = is drilled to pass phy imc |police the right to prohibit any the- moe. cere at duis fal. In the/Over the stud. The stud carries a |atrical performance which ts lable Middle West ‘the demand ts come:|Ut, which whon turned, lifta the| SOIT FOR KING GEORGE |to cause a disturbance of the pence. what less with closed car sales at UPPer Piece and compresses the two, BIRMINGH/ England, (United) he police prohibition was the re- about 48 per cent of the total. In 5 ze hist og and the tool Preas)—K ne ree 1s $100 richer’ euit of a special request on the part the far west, he believes, the de- ™&Y be left in position while the} than he thought he was A cor- of the Minister of the Interior, fol- mand will be about 55 per cent, and oner's along the Pacific coast !t should amount to fully 75 per cent of the valves are being ground. a a alas jury has been deliberating lowing the incidents in which sev- over $100 in gold which a boy found |eral American tourists and the sons buried in a canal bank. The jury Mr. Woods of Wood's Filling sta- of the negro ex-King of Dahomey head iaales; ton is waiting patiently for’ his| @eclded the money was “treasure | were mixed up. ‘The Olds Motor ‘Works, he saya is Maxwell truck which was raported|(rve” And, therefore, the property| in. airectar of the theatre fs out planning a tremendous production as on the way some time ago, but,°! the Crown. | half a million francs and he has no site RID aot Wits | of closed models this fal! and intends to switch to the open mode's a lit- tle later to take care of the spring and summer demands. It is being reported by many dis which has not yet made its appear-| ance. He will use the truck as a tanker to transport gasoline among|granate tree is believe to have the he had twice submitted the film to the smaller dependent filling sta- power of revealing the whereabouts the official censor and obtainea a tions. of hidden wealth. permit to show it, redress. He is all the more enraged AUTO OWNERS ATTENTION! Even the BEST requires SERVICE FORD PHYSICIANS If Your Ford Is Il], Call and Make An Appointment, An Expert Is Certain to Do the Work Before the Snow Flies Give That Paige or Jewett A Good Checking Over and Let Our REPAIR AND SERVICE DEP’T, Prove Its Merit to You Lee Doud Motor Co, 436 W. Yellowstone Phone 1700 GENUINE FORD PARTS USED IN REPAIRING ALL FORD CARS Feel Sur That Your Ford Coupe or Sedan Will Leave op With Upholstery Clean and Intact Ours Mosher Tire and Service 333 N. Wolcott Street Phone 1709 DAYTON TIRES ah 9 Satie oe CCE PM WT a ca In Sictly a branch of the pome-|at the action of the police because | Uy ( Rees eed . aE AN Oo) ary rule may ve use¢ to take aguas rements which should be the same at all points. If the head is warped, the valve should be ro- ‘placed. Truth Found In Fortune Teller Tale was in jail and I've walked all the way from Wyoming to see him. Will you let me in?” ‘The speaker was Mrs. Mary Mur- ray of Garland Wyoming. A few weeks dgo, she sald, she learned of her boy’s predicament and started) afoot to Los Angeles thinking she might be able to help him . Oc-| casionally she was given a ride by a passing motor, but she walked a greater portion of the way. Ralph Murray, the son, left home three years ago. His mother heard from him from time to time and he finally wrote her that he was in trouble here, She immediately started out to help him. She has! peprrn cay Mail to United Press) obtained employment so that she) can be near Ralph whom, she de-|—The little, old, dark-skinned for- clares, “has always been a good tune teller who, for more than ten WALKS FROM WYOMING TO AID HER SON LOS ANGELES, Cal., Sept. 22.— Mother love, they say, is the great- est force in the world. Yesterday a frall little woman ap- peared at the door of the county jail here, “I want to see my boy. I heard he years, has been telling all ae that some day they would be mii. Honafres, can now say: “I told yoy prac) He was right. Every guest who showed his or her palm to this particular Unter der Linden seer was told without « long preliminary preamble: “Some day—and not long off— you will be a millfonaire.” And most everybody scoffed, ‘Today every German who entered the mystic portals of this fortune teller’s shrine during the last decade must admit it all came out as pre. dicted. They are all millionaires, several times over, but— Who wants to be 4 millionaire (n marks? boy." ee: fe iM oscow’s Housing Problem Serious By JOHN GRANDENZ (United Press Staff Correspondent.) |_ MOSCOW.—(By Mail to United |Press.)\—The housing situation in |Moscow is nothing short of a | calamity, Before the war the avaflable living jSpace was 26,511,380 square feet. | During the war and the subse- |quent revolution 10,593,716 square |feet of housing space was destroyed. In addition, 280,000 square feet have been occupied by various gov- | ernmental institutions. Add to this the fact that the work- ing class 1s now demanding better | houses and quarters. Practically no construction is under way. The net result ts practically an impossible situation, aS oS Test Valves For Warpage As the valves operate in the com-| bustion chamber, they are subjected to the terrific heat of combustion, | rendering them Hable to warping, which prevents perfect seating. Though a warped valye head may seat properly at certain positions, a slight turn af valve may destroy the seat. The only sure test it to remove the valve and examine it. After the valve is removed, place it upright on a table and measure | the distance from head to the end [of the stem at several points. An SEE IT FRED L. 209 N. Durbin St. Treat Your Car Right Don’t wait until you are stalled on a lonely road to give your automobile the attention it requires, Look it over today, see what it needs and get it. The car will render ser- vice if you give it a chance. 182 N. 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