Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1923, Page 20

PAGE EIGHT. __obe Casper Sunday Cribune BY MOTOR THIEVES RESTORED LES CHOWN 112 New Cars Delivered By Local Agency in The Last Year. By LEE W. DOUD It has just been a year since the Doud-Weaver Motor company, and now the Lee Doud Motor company opened their show room on West . We have made a very ecord. d our first carload of h of October a year ake the purchasers ceptional qual!- It SEX, for on} ed our first tt Sedan to and helped on of the we strode king sales brought us and work as tech into the hor fast as the did with their production, we id not get cars fast enough to meet the ever in- creasing demand It did not the public long to al interest in the w car to proval. Future n their neighbor and had to admit all that it was turn the ivered during the w Jewetts and eight The comiig year looks , with a number of hand for future de- We are now in a position Jer a faster and more efficient ) our present and future as we now have our base ment for all repairing and parts, leaving the main floor for sales and light service. doin Se Sa aS WORLD'S SERIES DREW MOTORISTS FROM ALL): QVE ANATION TO U. 6. “One of the unusual sights of the recent world’s baseball series, be- tween the New York c.ubs, the | Yank 2 Am r of the was the enormous number irked within watking ¢ diamonds,” says R. N.| Motor Truck and car 1 dealer in Durant and owners Von Sar ch day before the games be sousands of cars from many parked near the Polo the Yankee stadium, in » games were alternately were big cars and little and old, but nowhere few of the tied to the} ds during | mplified matters to first cars trom dis-| Ney worl ing on t Jack F tinations," 2 ee SERVICE ESTHBLISAED FOR CADILLAC OWNERS ON ENGST FIRST STREET By SPARK PLUG. | The Wyoming Cadillac Co., while not a new ation in Casper, has recently taken on new life moved into new quarters and pre pared to give Cadillac owners the utmost in service. The Ca $ company now occupies the east I ofthe East Side Garage forme eceupied by John M. Wisenhunt company. Not long ago, the Hup- mobile agency and the Cadil’ac com- pany, were separated by a sturdy partition. Carney Peterson, with offices in the Consolidated Royalty Bldg., is president of the company, and operates sales offices in the building mentioned above. The establishment at First and Park streets 1s for service and sale of parts only. Mr. Peterson is at present out of the city and will be unable to be in Casper for the automobile show, The Cadil'ac exhibit, however, was arranged for before his departure, and_will appear as per_schedule. The lower row of figures was invis- ible until treated with heat and acid. Discovery of a process for mar again that h been filed away from metal sur- faces has armed the nation’s police with what promises to be the most effective means yet found for identi- fying stolen automobiles. visible numbers Recovering stolen motor cars is one of the biggest police tasks to- day. For the manufecturer’s num- ber, by which suspected cars might be identified, is erased by the thief from the metal in which {t was im- pressed with dies. A new number is stamped into the surface and the car's identity obliterated. The new number may sometimes be detected as bogus, but the original figures, the most important clue to the original owner of the car have van- ished. In New York City alone, ac- cording to figures in possession of the Aetna Life Insurance company, 1,107 automobiles were stolen in 2 and less than half of them were recovered, This method for revealing num-} bers that have been filed or ham- visibility seems simple been explained. When r the engine of an automobile, the metal beneath the numbers is com pressed by the blow of the die. Al though the surface of the metal may he shaved away until the In dented figures disappear, there still remains a compression in the metal conforming to the out!ine of the numbers but inv @ to the eye Any process c: » of expanding this compressed metal hack to its normal state would cause the ob literated numbers to appear in re lief. After much experiment, it was found that an application of heat and acid would accomplish this purpose. By use of this proc- ess police have been able to iden- tify and return to their original owners scares of cars that had been given up as lost. The {Itustration shows how num- |bers filed aw from a Ford car were made visible again. bogus number “16628714” | stolen cars, j stamped into the engine block by | the thief after he had obliterated | with a file or ball-headed hammer the numbers 1931244" originally | Placed there by the manufacturer. Some months ago the police of | New York and Connecticut discov- ered a cache of several hundred This method led to | the identification of a large number | i fen Saree | safes The New Hupmobile Touring Car Hupmobile DON’T FAIL TO SEE THE NEW 1924 HUPMOBILE AT THE AUTO SHOW MORE CLOSED MODELS BUILT sihakarinte’ cuceped hci | Eighty Per Ce Cent of the Paige-Jewett Output Are Now Closed. DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 3.—Closed ar production of the Paige and fewett plants has shifted from ap- vroximately sixty per cent of the »tal to eighty per cent of the total yutput in November, : With the making up of a tenta- tive schedule for the next month comes the information from H. M. Tewitt, president that the new five- r Jewett Brougham was responsible for changing the atio of production. “The new Brougham,” says Mr. Tewott, “with its 81 inch doors and on; ‘igh bake enamel finish, providing lasting lustre has taken the pub- ¢ fancy. Every Cealer in the Paige The and Jewett organization sold out his was allotment of broughama before Oc- First and Park To the Used Car Buyer During auto show week, we will have some special prices on good used cars. Our prices run from $75.00 on Ford Tourings to $1500 on a good, almost new Hup Sedan. John M. Whisenhunt & Company “HUPMOBILE DISTRIBUTOR Phone 79 ‘ ties be ay that it was not pos sible to build a high bake enamel finigh job on a wooden frame. “When the dealers, throughout the Unite@ States, found that the fac- tory had actually accomplished this seemingly impossible feat, poured in,” states Mr. Jowett. “As a result, we are unable to supply the demand until the November sche‘nule of production starts.”” tober was half over. An increased number in November has been ask- ed by all. This model is almost without precedent.” The brougham has been cn the market since September 30th. At the time it was announced there hgh er many per ag) persons, includ- KENNEDY SHOWS BIG GROWTH IN BUSINESS reception of a new the Jewett organim- By ED. M. JOHNSON. During the past year the growth eens: ingly great, and the cars represented MASON TIRES—As Good as the Best Ford Radiators $12.75 Natrona Tire and Radiator Shop and Cost Less Others in Proportion TELEPHONE 1523-W 425 West Yellowstone DURING PAST SEASOK and advancement of the Kennedy! Motor company has been surpris-| have increased in popularity with | the people of Casper. Sales have| mounted systematically for today pr A go SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1923 the United States point to an ex- ceptionally bright motor year. Among the improvemen: its added to the Kennedy Motor company dur. ing the past year was an up-to-dato auto painting department, which has prospered surprisingly since its in. stallation. The installa of the look for the Kennedy Motor com-| flat-rate system for aM and pany, I see no reason for gloom, as!Chalmers cars was @ move for the indications in general throughout better in the repair shop. the automobile is an all year round necessity, and the ,makers have made it possible to drive the car through all weather. The Maxwell, Chalmers and Wills Saint Claire have won themselves homes in the hearts of Casper people. Ae regards the 1924 business out- Gasoline Oil ‘Accessories Well equipped car washing and greasing departments in connection. WE KNOW WE CAN PLEASE YOU ~ Alemite Service Station 112 South Durbin——Phone 1904-W Judd Walker Cari Davis Sincertly, indeed, does Cadillac invite you to approach this new Sedan with great expectations. Typically representative of the reater. beauty and: advanced re- ements, which characterize the new V-63 bodies, it is an outstanding example of finest coach building. ‘ In this Sedan as well as in the other ten V-63 Body styles, Cadillac has produced bodies un- surpassed by the costliest cus- tom-built creations. More roomy, more comfortable, The New 5-Passenger Sedan TOTANDARD OF THE WYOMING CADILLAC COMPANY C. R. PETERSON, Mgr. Garage—Cor. First and Park more luxuriously appointed— with every line symmetrically. and harmoniously blended, type V-63 Cadillac bodies revealeven more impressive worth on more intimate acquaintance. F -And to its superb new bodies the V-63 Cadillac brings the great power, speed and unparal- leled smoothness of its harmo- nized and balanced V-Type 90° eight-cylinder engine—and the Sree cel emeatery nigvided by its long develo: and proved Cadillac paces brakes. LAC Sales Office: 363 Consolidated Royalty Bldg.