Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1924, Page 4

Ee} SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1924 — } PAGE FOUR. - ¢ SPS PEA 4 / — © for | 2 é \ \ is ay Live News of = heey XE ei” | { ~ ° NT \Y su J ; nae 3 Motordom in | r i et EEE te This Section}; \ =f i =e = ! their equally seb pera PF ctices; genruateor 5 CORD TIRE GONSTRUGTON FAR SUPERIOR 1). |SSarTsscrss — Trent tha fneibbet exoeeedtione ot the Steps On It! 4 Tire Co. They make tires an tube local men have furnished these in-! : | only. He se “reige' = feng “ dications, The swiftness with which = ; POINT or anything e ind, a) Casper economic conditions are pick- \ 5 and tubes only and of the ing up following the holidays. in com- | quality obtainable. Best of al! , the = } perlsot; to other cities is thoroughly | _ fact that the price ts no more ng . gratifying to those who watch con- R. M. MOSHER A ‘aw Setenisiebe bess ¥ ‘a a pdlg eS t ves Duca eevul Page Une) Stee in recent years fias! Quality only and that the best ob- — at brated die Soda ae beam district office at Denver; ahd Leo J. en conclusively that cord tire t#inable and keep down their over. Si look in every line adaee ie es Hoeffring, of the Graham Brothers es aap head by strict business methods and SEND IT TO THE = Bs Manees, Slee diene track: contiens: seacer those} C°Pstruction is far superior to fabric) oak furniture instead of mahogany PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY a from Los Angeles stated that while rena en ene ‘Heee| construction ‘This would seem to|and marble in their offices, and PHONE 1102 — +s the usual lull holds sway on voi present. work to the mo a West Coast at the present time, torist’ va — leverything in that section points to The newly erected warehouse of| Pecisly since cord tires aie 997 r be . : a phenomenal business year. the Coliseum Motor Co., is filled with re 7 iConthined: From Fags Soe “Optimism seems to be carrying! Dodge Brothers cars in preparation | F™merly paid for fabrics. But now i found 2 50-50 break between the com- P -* gaid Mr. Mansfield for a heavy demand for immediate| ®™°ther snare is being prepared for \ fe: here and those es. the country, said Mr. a the unwary buyer. The success of panies ¢ pica a. “All that will be required of the delivery in the Spring. the eord tire haa vinced the 7 e : tablished during the year just passed. 2 WMT Wet OF ihe United States! _ pl a Casper for Walt Storrie on Satur- 4 c pera gg hl 5 eS Renal pad will be plenty of good head work. Casper, for Walt Sto m Satur. cent a a = _ : seentonte atresia Ss oa contront ail of tx, but it “may be for the country to spend the week | some of the larger and supposedly re- Enoug : contre of us, bu ay hited smaller and PR Pepi repicenaligepe se Moar igh etna oy cartutty acensicn: ta end. Mable compantes age putting out cord TO END YOUR BATTERY TROUBLES ind during the yea: _ = WHerSs tion Wale siutnteyty teeth as ekg tmng, |The else of the four door ix divided. one when you ipect the new veries Hupmobile Ee a Bh ae ie aaa : pei npeg ale giers y t seldceh JOHN M. WHISENHUNT & CO. Ford Oiling System Mot ac eNom -e hate the simple right “HUPMOBILE DEALER” RE a eieacs i ataes : city in builtp, sections of 8 Rit eae Paes Catiging Raulptdent eee tee an hours that you ca turn te ES Be i Swing over to the wrong side of the ; é i It is natural that the retailing of tires in Casper should be propor during the present year to cause al- most unlimited success in the field conditicn of your particular estab- lishment, and taking care not to of lishme e Jordan agency at the L. D. Branson Service Co., the “* c t." toward Casper. Or perhaps they / sacrificed, and materials skimped in Onkiand, Havnes. and Gray by the Overload the trade-in departinent. ne are languishing on a sidetrack.| order to throw oyt the bait of low BATTERY RECHARGING Patterson Oakland Co., the Stude- neh ti t've Deale: Asaocia- - = Who knows? af price. baker by the Studebaker Sales ana Casper Automotive Dealers Associa. Miss Mary Moore, New York Soci aay ee a eeraeetee ae Rotta Ot these rw peice cara will No More Service Willvs Knight and 4. the Packard, the car represented| _ S#!led for Egypt—and took her roads : Send in items for the melting pot | tndoubtedly give fairly good service DISTILLED WATER Overland by the Wenming Oldsmo- by nim in thie city ee now ‘and then. it will do your| under favorable conaitions but in the pile Co.; and the Rickenbacker by “1, present year will of course ree literary self " nature of things, they cannot pos- IG. G The past year also saw the pass- prevalent in the year before, but if Harry Brown, denizon of Salt | 5t#ndard priced tire, made by a com- WILL LAST LONGER THAN THE CAR Ing of the Chandler agency, handled there is anything in the old adage| Creek, owns a new Buick sedan, | Pany that places quality above price. ASK QUESTIONS AT by the Benedict Motor the Stutz, that “competition {s the life of ae: Some companies make as five dif- by the Carpenter and Gabriel Motor trade,” economic Casper need not Lew Griffith of the Commercial | ferent guaiities oe. tires ail with the Co.; the Chevrolet, by the Wyoming fear harm from that scource. There Printing company, is driving his|**™e name, which to say the least, Th B & D A t ( Oldsmobile Co.; and the Studebaker is every reason for a bright side look —_ is very confusing to the public and e UW Ce) Ui) 0. by the Patterson Motor Co. this time. We feel sure that 1924 In the accessory field, we welcome wil! not disappoint us. several newcomers. Prominent among Site ee these are: The B. and D. Supply Co., | J.-H. Leslie ts the minister of], NEW TORK, Jan. | 12—Automo- owners to report the theft. lateatliboabariore: the) Gale ofc Soexpanies make Interior tires and ATWATER KENT AND CROSLEY RADIOS and the Cut Rate Ford Store. In high finance at the Patterson Oak: | bile ster : _ ine “In London” Inspector Davis Neutrodyne set to J. B. Barnes, Jr., s lek nas latio! the tire division of the Casper auto- land company. He returned recen:-| Which nets the crooks of New York portea, “there ia no such thing asl local attorney. which is simply a way of sidestep- Sales and Installation. the advent of the ly from a rushing business trip into South Dakota. Better ask him Sparky doesn’t dare spill motive ‘ndustry Dayton tire Is outstanding . The Mo- sher Tire and Service Co., accepted about It. the agency for this tire. the beans. parade pes pe ekeerstha cay se tically every case they were found| ley, shop foreman of the same Taking everything into considora- CEMENTS ick leanenedtecas theae ' abandoned after the thleves—who| agency, will leave sometime this tion, the y 1923 was thoroughly B. I. Biggs, is soon to start. work 6 - had taken them only for ‘joy ride’| week for Denver where they wiil successful from every standpoint, in the offices of the Coliseum Motor and casily enabled the automobile Co. He was formerly connected dealers of Casper to keep poce with With the Independant Torpedo Co., There wasn't enough cold air in Twenty new Buicks are rolling By ROLAND WOOD (Copyright, NEW YORK, 1924 Casper Tribune) dan. 12.—Automo- state alone something like $5,000,000 a year, soon may become as imprac- tical and profitless as stealing a The plan borrowed from England and France by Deputy Inspector Davis, in charge of New York City the astounding growth of this city. of this city, traffic on a recent study tour of the United States, Here there are rings| J. V. Butcher is the used car “If Wirter Comes, can Sprinz te — continent, already has found favor within rings which specalize in the mogul of the Wyoming Oldsmboile far behind?" This ts the condensed _ CASPER MONUMENT WORKS __ | With scores of automobile manufac: theft of motor cars. The thieves run| company. Don't forget that. outlook for 1924. Every Casper doal- 508 South Conwell. Phone 2543| turers here for the annual ; itomo- them from one state to another, or er is throughly optimistic. All in- dications point to a banner year for the industry in this city. For results try a Tribune Classi Earty sales ‘ied Ad. pitti iiiaiy) How to Drive Your Car Safely Around Curves and Corners ‘There are a number of different kinds of curves and corners, but the illustrations show the principal varieties. “Cornering” is an art that every race driver learns because he must be expert enough to pull his car around a curve or corner at a terrific speed. The loss of a few seconds around a corner or curve may make all the difference between winning or losing the race. However, when you and I are out on the road, seconds are not so important to us as arriving at our destina- tion safely. The tow car and repair shop would not be nearly so busy as they sometimes are, and accidents would be considerably reduced, if every driver would observe a few simple rules when round- ing curves and corners. Y Here we have a curve going up a hill. Few drivers like to coast down a hill slowly, nor is it neces- sary to do so if you have a straight hill that is not very steep. Sup- pose, however, you are driving up a hill and there is another car in front of you, think of the risk you run, if, just to save a minute or two, you pull out and try to pass the car ahead of you while it is on a curve. If there is another car coming down the hill, it will probably be travel- ing at a fair speed, and if you pull out to pass the car ahead, it may be | tempt to pass another car on a 3830x314 Weed De Luxe. 4 00 curve on a hill. Sale Price ... a A 85x5 Weed Extra $8 40 When you are traveling down a Heavy. Sale Price.... e hill, keep to the right always, and keep your car under control, be- cause you never know when you are going to reach a corner or meet another car coming up the hill or some obstruction on the road that will require a sudden stop on your part to prevent an accident. If the hill is very steep, always change down to a low gear beforeyou start down the hill, and use the hand and the service brakes alternately. If you use one brake con- NEVER ATTEMPT TO PASS A CAR ON A CUR’ QV A TULL. KEEP WELL TO RIGHT SIDE OF ®OAD UNTIL YOU ARE AROUND BEND road into which you are turning. If you are traveling at any pend: you have to pull your car around the corner sharply, and not only put a severe strain on the wheels and tires, but you also run the risk of collision with any car that is near- ing the same corner on the street into which you are turning. If, however, you are out on an |open road, such as that illustrated, |you can take corners a little faster than you do in the city, and the best way to take them is to pull out near the center of the road, then with a gradual sweep, turn around the corner and be on the proper side of the road immediately ¢ou turn the corner. The illustration makes the movement quite clear, NEXT WEEK—EMERGENCIES AND HOW TO MEET THEM 1 7] (RNING ROUND A CORNER Pee new 13 OBSCURED, PULL NEAR IOS Bs ae SHOWS WRONG Z IS WAY TO TURN bile show and various motor as- sociations are expected to line up behind the program which will be submitted shortly to the state legis- lature, In England and on the con- tinent, Inspector Davis found, auto- mobiles are regarded practically as “real” property. That is every transaction on a motor vehicle must be recorded just as the sale of a house and lot is recorded. The first buyer gets a deed from the manufacturer in which the ma- chine is described. The license num- ber issued for it remains always un- changed. When he buys the car he is required immediately to record the transaction at an automobile bureau. Should he desire to sell the car he must show his “fee simple” deed to the purchaser and both seller and buyer must appear at the automobile bureau to record the change in ownership. A thief who attempted to ' second Rickenbacker car. sell a stolen car would find himself in immediate trouble for the records at the bureau provide a space “or L. D. Branson has proven himself to be an Al-radio salesman. His automobile thefts as we know them In 1921 there were but 248 disappear- W. L. Treber of the Nash Casper ances of cars in London and in prac- Motor company and Harold Kckers- facturer that the public can be, sold, and in fact are coming to demand WHAT IS IT? tires at a competitive price, which simply means that quality has been No More a@ very good opportunity for an un- scrupulous dealer to “gyp” his cus- tomers and get away with it. Some 619 E. Second St. Phone 2426 Agents For ping their responsibility for their product. purposes—had got thru with them.” That situation is in marked con- trast with the situation in the to Canada and resell them. W. P. Young, general manager of the Eastern Autoinobile Underwr ters Conference, a central organization of automobile theft insurance com- panies, estimated for the writer to- day that 8,000 automobiles, averag- ing in value $1,000 each had been stolen in New York state during 1923. Of these slightly less than half were recovered. The remaining 4,- 000 and more—worth between $4,- 000,000 and $5,000,000—were dispos- ed of by auto “fences” in cities far removed from the scene of the thefts. Of course, a mere state law for registration of all auto transactions would check only a part of this tra fic. But Commissioner Enright is hopeful of obtain'ng similar laws tn other states or perhaps even a fed- eral law regulating trading in this easy to steal commodity. attend a convention of Nash dealers in the Rocky Mountain states. According to Mr, Yielding, adver- tising manager and salesman for the Nash Casper Motor company, the local agency rpeorts a wonder- ful holiday season for Nash cars. Two Oakland sport touring cars were sold in the past weck at the Patterson Oakland company. A carload of new Hupmobiles was unloaded Saturday for quick sales by the John M. Whisenhun: and company, local dealers. ry Genuine Ford Parts. A new Hupmobile sedan was de livered Saturday by John M. Whisenhunt. J. W. Austin, territorial manager for Peerless, is in Casper and has made his headquarters at the Nash 30x3 Diamond Casper Motor company for the balance of this week. Fabric, -.-2-- = Every owner of a new series Hupmobile open model may now enjoy all the comfort of an enclosed car during winter months. Rex Enclosures, close fitting, trim looking glass panels of a new design, protect against the discomfort of rain, wind and cold. \\ One Open Car That Gives Impossible for you to pull baci Cl C C f 830x314 McKay Chains. 838x4 ‘Weed De Luxe. $ ggzin lore here ia calinon osed Car Comfort Sale Price s.s.-s--- DOOD | Ser panes Peo: $5.20 him thoroughly section moving backward or forward for ven- tilation and easy signaling. * Rex Enclosures give the appearance of 9 Permanently enclosed body and never rattle, yet they can be removed in 15 minutes. Their cost is only $85. Ask to see an installation 30x314 Diamond Fabric ~_--____ 30x34 Diamond Cord 32x4 Diamond 82x4_ Weed De Luxe. BRODIE PHONE 1203 REMOVAL SALE Greatest ACCESSORY Sale Ever Put On In Casper We Are Going to Move to Our New Location in the New Cottman Building On ‘We want to clean house before we move ar benefit. Everything in the house at a BIG REDUCTION TIRES AND TUBES AT SALE PRICES $6.80 $7.85 $9.50 Fabric ------- 14,40) Other Sizes in Proportion Sele Price. 8 $4.80 A FEW OTHER ITEMS Clymer Windshield Spot Lights Honeycomb Ford Radiator $13.00 YOUR ACCESSORY HOUSE Or About Feb. 15 we are. going to give you the with the exception of Gord et $19.20 | Gord $19.75 Sora 2"! $34.50 CHAINS All Other Sizes In Proportion Electric Cigar Lighters RUBBER CO. Inc. TRIBUNE, BLDG