Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1924, Page 15

SUNDAY, APRIL 27,1924. 10 YOUR AUTO HORN FREEZE? Head of the” Midhigan Auto School Tells Of Trouble. A motorist friend told me the day that his auto horn froze up every time the weather got cold," says A. G. Zeller, president of the Michigan State Automobile school, etrott. at investigated the trouble and discovered that it lay in the spring attached to the hammer, it being a vibrator type Yorn. * “pids spring, a flat dne, was com- osed of several: very thin leaves. YSome one had greased them very thoroughly with something congealed in a cold temperature, terally freezing the thin sheets of 1 together and forming a solid of metal too stiff for the ts in the horn to move. ne of our students cleaned off the grease, substituted a compound that would not freeze and now the horn makes as loud a racket on zero da as it does in warm weather.’ 2 a PERFORMANCE OT THE PEERLESS GIVES JOY TO THE AUTO DRIVER ion’t believe in stunt demon- strations,” says D, A. Burke, vice president and general manager of the Peerless Motor Car company, “but we have often taken a new Peerless Six off the production line, d with no special tuning up, yond what we give every Peerless that leaves the factory, throttled it down to slow walking pace, in high gear, on an up-grade, and watched it glide along easily and without ap- parent effort. “And even at that slow speed, you can push the accelerator pedal down to the floor, and the car . will in- stantly spurt into high speed with- out a stutter. “When we decided to broaden our field by introducing a Six asa com- panion car to the Peerless Hight, we promised to produce’ a motor that woud be not only exceedingly power- ful but which would be exceptional- mooth and flexible over the wide ge of speeds used in day-In and out motoring. The car’s performance in ever? st to which we have subjected it ed that our engineers have been oughly successful in carrying our wishes, The satisfaction, comfort, and pride of the owner were constant inspiration of the en- neer and artisan in every single il of Peerless Six design and constructiot WELFARE ASSOCIATION OF OLDS COMPANY 15 HELP TO EMPLOYES If there is truth in the adage that honest workmen make an honest product, then the Oldsmobile ranks 100 per cent, according to the report of the Olds Motor Works Welfare Association. This organization is composed of and officered by the employes with the cooperation of fac- tory officials. During the past three years the ssociation has had outstanding an verage of $4,000 in loans ranging from $10.00 to $100.00 ‘These ‘loans were to employes, and mostly unse- cured by a personal note. In that time the association has lost only $10.67 through borzowers default! ies promises. No interest cfirged employes for loans. hree fuctory “stores” are the f support of the Welfare Asso- ciation, ‘These sell candy, frults, to- bacco, soaps, ticles employes ‘nee All profits from the the Association, ‘These profits, to- ther with those derived from ances and other recreational activ- les have*created: the loan fund and maintained the Association. SERVICE | 221 W. YELLOWSTONE | CASPER. WY0.a Tae Ford Kadiators his Week Ouly, cages $14.00 Repairing, Re-coring ; Cleaning Prompt Guaranteed Service flar in principle that have fullowed Assurance that the radio talks for motorists as supplied by of- ficlals and representatives of the American Automobile Association are meeting with approval, says a recent bulletin of the A. A. A., is definitely givén in a letter from Jo&’e Velasco, of Santa Ana, Salva- dor, Central America, to the’effect that ‘the voice of the capital” is not only beard but enjoyed. The A. A. A, goes “‘on the air” every Friday night from WRC, the Washington broadcasting. unit of the Radio Corporation of Ameri- ca, Recourse to the geography book will show that Santa Ana is nearly 2,000 miles from the National Capi- tal “as the radio waves fly.” That a radio fan in Salvador should’ hear the Washington broadcasting station regularly is in itself a matter of scientific achievement,, but the A. A. A. President Thos. P. Henry states, is particularly interested to know that its weekly messages to motor- ists are covering so much wider a territory than was - anticipated ‘ when arrangements were first made with WRC to broadcast. NEWPRINCIPLES IN CAR DESIGN “The mannér in which the indus- try In general is’ conforming more and mere to scientific principles in motor car design is most gratifying to any éngineer,” states Rollin H. White, one of the most prominent automotive engineers and designers of the Rollin. “One indication of this {s the ac- ceptance which motorists and auto- motive engineers are according the authoritative principle of high com- pression, as witness the success of the Rollin—and cars somewhat sim- Van’s Filling Station MIDWEST AND TEXAS GAS) OILS AND GREASES R. N. Van Sant Motor Sales McKinley and Yellowstone ‘hone 1406 OVERLAND Motor 3%x4—L head—en- tirely enclosed—free from it and eee igcha ing, very economical—very snc Positive oiling system—cen- trifugal force feed to all parts of motor, clutch, trans- mission. No pump mech- anism to get out of order— not affected by cold weather Dise clutch operating in bath of oil—enclosed and free from dirt—smooth action— positive -engagement, easy ’ adjustment. . Automatic Thermo-syphon cooling system—very effi- cient—large water capacity —best radiator made—fan adjustment very simple. WYOMING OLDS 442 EAST YELLOWSTONE in its footsteps. “It 1s an, absolute, fundamental, sclentific fact that the thermal -ef- ficiency of an internal combustion motor depends on the amount of “That ts why I designed the Rol: | knowledge of this tact” It! haa been In as a high’ compression’ engine, because the/adoption of this} prin- ciple was the one big way in whi efficiency of fuel utilization’ could be increased, common engineering knowledge for about fifty years. ‘ '*But’ fortunately, my associates and myself, in applying the knowl- edge of design technique, were ‘able compression before explosion, -. Appreciated |\= “Of course, we had no exclusive to design, a cylinder THE UNIVERSAL CAR An Easy Way to Buy a Knowing that there are hundreds of reliable citizens in Casper and Natrona County who would like to buy a good used Ford Car to use in their work or pleasure, providing they could get it on very easy payments, we have decided to inaugurate a system of selling Used Fords on extremely favorable terms to the purchaser. Used Ford'Car Twenty Per Cent Down BALANCE VERY EASY. TERMS UP TO. TEN MONTHS NO CARRYING CHARGE, NO INSURANCE REQUIRED Our Used Cars-Guaranteed to Be As Represented SEE THIS LIST: No. 409 Roadster $28.00 Down » No. 383 Coupe 1923 $90.00 Down No. 400 Touring Starter $45.00 Down No. 351 Ford Bug EARL C. BOYLE, inc. $18.00 Down : No. 407 Touring Starter $37.00 Down No. 382 Ton Truck Cab and Body $57.00 Down “The Safe Place to Buy Your Used Ford” The Most Automobile in the World for the Money It Stands Up Like a Trojan Under the Hardest: Wear Rear axle shafts of mo-ly-bd-e-num steel removable without disturb- ing housing—-one piece differen- tial case—spiral’ bevel ring gears and pinion—five Timken and eparture bearings—no light New ¢ar in America can duplicate this —the strongest rear axle of:any ear sold at or near Overland price. Three coats baked enamel finish— On any new Overland passenger car pur- chased from us we will keep the motor, ignition, clutch, transmission and rear axle assembly in good running condition, in- cluding all labor and parts replacements necessary for a period of one year from date of purchase ‘for THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS. (Excepting only damage by fire or wreck or driver's. grosg’ careless- ness). ' Regardless of mileage driven. Service records gathered from all parts of _ the world show conclusively that the new Overland costs less than any other car to use and keep in condition. all steel body—eighty body de- signs engineered to give comfort and ease—convenient controls— one square inch braking to 19 pounds car weight. Overland chassis is unmatched’ in a car of its size for balance and strength. Built for erating ser- vice—simplicity itself with only 27 lubricating points on entire chassis—the frame goes all the way around. Triplex patented chrome vanadium steel springs—three point suspen- sion providing cradled comfort in .180-inch. spring base—allowing short turning radius * and easy parking. SALES AND SERVICE .. —AT— MOBILE CO. . PHONE 1963 panying elements. in which we could achieve high compression with- out the attendant disadvantages over which the industry has hereto- fore labored in vain. Efficient force feed” lubrication; the building jin strength and the reduction of weight of, reciprocating parts, and an ad- herence to exacting limits in manu- facture, have Cone much. toward dispelling certain disadvantages to which the conventional) automobile PAGE THREE, motor has been heir in the past. “High speed, of course, another European motor feature, enabling smaller motor -and lghter working parts, as a big feature in our accome plishment.”” ee ee eee ee Donpse BrRotTHers - TYPE-A SEDAN Aristocrat ofa sturdy line, the Sype-A Sedan ‘represents the finest - crafts- manship of an organization perfectly equipped for quality production. Recent improvements give it a degree of elegance and riding ease that might 181 E. Fifth St. COLISEUM MOTOR: COMPANY Phone 724 side-sway. of the Season The Rollin flashes on your eye—impresses you with its individuality. Balloon tires and 4-wheel brakes! No car is complete without them. European type motor~designed by Rollin H. White. Force-feed lubrication through drilled crankshaft; vibrationless 4-bearing, stiff, heavy crankshaft—your next car should have all these. Touring Car $995 Three Seated Coupe Roadster $1195 be expected only from Dodge Brothers in a car so moderately priced. Together with low first-cost goes operating economy. New manifold and carburetor SEREIOpEDEAE make 25 to 30 miles per gallon not an unusual performance Transverse rear spring suspension makes riding comfortable—no for the Rollin, _ The Rollin is the only car on the market with all these engineer. ing refinements, THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR. CO. 318 W. Midwest Phone 987 Passenger Sedan $1295 Prices F. O. B. Cleveland