Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1924, Page 30

PACE SIX DRIVING FIRST 1 000 MLES :Speed Should Not Ex-| ceed 20 Miles an Hour, Claim. The life of the engine depends largely on the way you drive and S operate it during the first 1,000 miles. If the reader is a new car 2 owner, let me give you a little ad- vice that will, if followed, lengthen the life of your car considerably, Sand save you hundreds of dollars > in overhauling bills. = During the first 500 miles you run = a new car, do not under any circum- stances, exceed a speed of 20 miles an hour. During the following 500 = miles, do not exceed a speed of 25 miles an hour. Do not allow the motor to race unnecessarily, or you will surely pay for it in repair bills. 90 not allow the engine to labor on igh gear. If it starts to slow down and labor, change down at once to 2 lower gear. The first 1,000 miles a car is run s the most critical in its history, and your treatment of it during his time, will determine to a very large extent the amount of useful] Akron, Ohio, March service you will get from it, and|nouncement was made today by of-jat St the money it will cost you in repair | ficials of the Goodyear Tire & Rub-| U and overhaul! bills, t entry of the|< r 111” balloon specially company of the Suppose you were a man who had | “Good never taken any strenuous exercise, | construc n walk of 20 miles. How do you|San Antonio, Texas, April 23. Van think you would feel at the end of] Ward T. Van Orman, Goodyear | American participants in the inter that walk, and how would it affect|aero engineer and veteran of five}@tional race held at you. You know you would be stiff} national and two international con- | 1921 for n week or more after, and|tests, has been named as pilot, with | North Sea and the English Channel, might do your system serious in-|C,. K. Wollam, lighter-than-air ex- | Coming jury. . pert, as aide. nd, Suppose on the other hand, that] ‘This year’s entry by Goodyear ts you decided to get into condition | eviden of a continuance of an un. first by taking a walk of say two| broken line of practical interest in ove miles a day for a week, then three] balloon racing since 1912, the com-| Without miles a day the next week, four| pany having placed a bag in each | *#fely- miles a day the following week and| national race held since that year. so on. By the time you had reached ‘rpree national events and one the point where you were doing the / international have been won by 20 mille a day stunt, you would be Goodyear balloons. able to do it with ease and without ’ harming yourself. Treat your car give you two, perhaps three years | Gordon-Bemmett international from service before it would be necessary |P#ris. France. This success was to spend a dollar on an overhaul. |TePeated in the same balloon the] the However, money spent in repair] folowing year by Pilot R.A. D.| worm. bills is not the only price you will have to pay for your speed. When|very frequently. In Addition to Mrs. limbered up slowly, and raced up whe: very often the cause of turning aloverheat. If the valve seats or perfectly good engine into a bad|stems become Warped, it is impos- oil pumper. If the engine is speed-| sible for the valves to seat properly ed up when it is new, it sometimes |and a serious loss of power is the causes the cylinder casting to warp|result. The reason why such a or the cylinder walls become scored. | large number of cars soon become When this happens the piston rings| regular customers at the fepair can't make a perfect of! seal or hold| shop, is just because they were jconipression, with the result that ofl| speeded up and never given a footing and causes the spark plugs to foul’ 1,000 miles. yours? -An- Preston in the national contest held Again in 1919, with alot and Van Orman as also held from St. JOINS TRADE H. H. Simmons, for six years identified as chiet clerk at the 1ocal Burlington railroad offices. aax ven- tured into new fielés and purchase: the Center Street Service Station. Tis new place of business is located at Center, Fifth and Railroad, and is very desirably located for the dis- posal of supplies for motor cars. Mr. Simmons understands the ‘gas and 4l game thoroughly and promises the Casper autoists plenty of real service. He is enthusiastic and ex- al, 4 for this event, in the | traveling then all at once decided to take on| national balloon race to be held at | Montreal, In this event he crossed the within half a mile of the ntic ocean, when {t became evi- dent that currents would in- blow his balloon hope of reaching Ireland The Goodyear pilot also took part in the national and contests of 1920, and the national events of 1922 and 1923. year’s race from In 1913 the “Goodyear 1,” piloted) was compelled to land owning to in the same way, take it gently dur-|®¥ Ralph Upson, won the national | leakage of his ballopn 90 miles from ing the first 1,000 miles, then it wil|Tace. from Kansas City and the|the starting point: international Four thousand yards of thread is spinning record of a_ silk i PR D. A. Morton, you do not allow the engine to be] oiled up spark plugs, the cylinders| woman of Bartlesville, Okla, is an nd it is speeded | will carbon up quickly and before|ardent baseball fan and one of the it is new, it is|long the engine starts to knock and|chief financial supporters of the lo- cal club of the Southwestern league. through her aid the club has been put on a sound financial Largely —<——_<_— Brakes that hold protect your life and your property. More than 3,000,000 automobile is pumped up on top of the pistons|chance during that~critical first] brakes are defective. are : they-“compare all ‘fore resses with Gibraltar asr They compare all auto- mobiles with Buick. VALVE~-IN- HEAD MOTOR CARS When better automobiles are built, “ 132 North Wolcott Street Buick will bulld+them CASPER BUICK COMPANY Phones 2260—2261 Che Casper Sunday eripune GOODYEAR BALLOON IN RACE C.K.WOLLAM Gide H. H. SIMMONS pects the Center street station prove a veritable gold mine, as its location is truly ideal. Pentel tat fi nao ~ OFFICE No. 1 JOE. E. MANSFIELD Displaying All Packard Models No. 2 THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. Displaying Pierce-Arrow and Rollin No. 3 EARL BOYLE Displaying FORD and LINCOLN No. 4 CASPER MOTOR co. Displaying Maxwell and Chrysler Ladies’ Rest Room By JACK NOLAN Manager Nolan Chevrolet Company Having been priviledged to ad- Gress the Motoring Public of Cas- per and vicinity through the col- umns of the Casper Datly Tribune and know how wholly incompetent I am to put into words my impres- sions of a city as large and import- ant as Casper, I cannot refrain from availing myself of tnis opportunity to touch briefly upon one, or two things which I hope may ‘prove to interest to the Faith and eS ae Are Shown by the Chevrolet Company in Opening Here I have long realized that there are two equally essential sentiments required in the growth and upbuild- ing of any enterprise, whether it be the growth of a city or the growth of an automobile business, that is, enthuiasm and faith. Enthuiasm in the great outdoors, enthuiasm in the mammoth industry In which we are engaged and of which we are a part, and faith in the city in which We live and in the product that we sell, has been responsible in a great measure for the prominent and en- viable position the automobile in- dustry now enjoys. will be guaranteed. delivered. 448 W. Yellowstone ANNOUNCEMENT — I am going to open up my wash and grease rack April 1, and will have experienc8d men. Cars will be called for and We Handle Seven (7) Grades of Oil, and Two (2) Grades of Gasoline Brunswick Tires and Tubes GIVE US A TRIAL AND WE WILL TRY TO PLEASE YOU Pat Royce Filling Station All work Phone 286 ‘This to my mind, must have play- ed a large part in the growth and upbullding of Casper, and it is very evident even to the most casual ob- server that these two fundamental qualities must have been forcibly embodied in the characters of the men who have fived in this town SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1924 engaged in business here for a num ber of years, and are well known, but I myself am practically astrang. er, and it has been indeed to enjoy the courtesy and friendli. ness our company has met with os all sides, both from the business-mer and the public In general. It will be our earnest endeavor te during the past number of years and| give the Chevrolet owners of Na. have built Casper from the small cow town it was then, to the pro- perious and modern city it is today. Although I have known Casper for a good many years. it has been from a distance, and I did not realize its magnitude and importance until entering business here a short time ago. The other members of our or- ganization, Mr. Arthur A. Schulte, and Mr. Ralph L. Schulte have been trona County, service that will be second to none, and equally as goog as motorists will encounter through. out the entire state. On behalf of the No! Chevrolet company, } wish to take this medium, of €xpres. sing our thanks to the people of Casper for the very cordial treat. ment they have extended to us since the birth of our company twe months ago. PRICES 550 East Yellowstone AUTOMOBILE Is a Delicate Piece of Machinery—Like a Watch IT REQUIRES AN EXPERT TO KEEP IT IN CONDITION ! Here You May Be Sure of a Satisfactory Job ALL WORK GUARANTEED Drive In ELLIOT AUTO SERVICE RIGHT Phone 2309 Dodge Brothers CARS CADILLAC MODELS OVERLAND WILLYS KNIGHT No. 14 NO. 13 NO. 12 NO. 11 COLISEUM MOTOR WYOMING NO 2 or tee oe ee oe co. CADILLAC CO. Displaying Displaying Displaying Displaying OLDSMOBILE Paige and No. 10 Jewett MODELS The Third Annual No. 15 NASH-CASPER MOTOR CO. Displaying Nash and Peerless No. 5 FRED L. BENSKIN Displaying ALL MODELS of the RICKENBACKER No. 16 WYOMING DORT SALES AND SERVICE Displaying DORT SIX Models ORCHESTRA AND STAGE Third Annual Automobile Show March 24, 25, 26, 27 A WORLD OF EDUCATION AND ENTERTAINMENT Admission 25c ENTRANCE Automobile Show This is a graphic reproduction of the ARKEON, where the auto show will be conducted. It shows the positions of the dealers and the cars which they will display. The chart will change each evening during the show as the displays change. No. 17 PATTERSON OAKLAND CO. Displaying OAKLAND HAYNES GRAY No. 6 R. N. VAN SANT Displaying HUDSON and ESSEX MODELS NOLAN CHEVROLET COMPANY Displaying ALL « Chevrolet CARS No. 9 CASPER BUICK CO. Displaying ALL MODELS OF THE No. & STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Displaying All MODELS Studebaker No. 7 JOHN M. WHISENHUNT & CO. Displaying Hupmobile and Chandler CARS Gents’ Rest Room a