Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1924, Page 17

2p SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1924. JEWETT SCORES IN. LONG TRIP Made in 209 Hours Across Country. YORK, June 7—A mud- red Jewett Six touring car without top or fenders, but fairly Severed with names of many cities in the United States was one of the sights along Broadway recently. The car belongs to Mr. Fred Moore of San Francisco, who had just. driven it from San Francisco on his 47th transcontinental ride. On this trip he and Mr. Earl W: Who accompanied him had never lowed the motor to stop during t! entire trip of close to 4,000 miles over a period of 209 hours and 30 minutes, 160 hours of which was Griving time. Moore's object in this non-stop jotor run was to prove a new ory of lubrication to the Society of Automotive Engineers. Even Bites oll was changed in Denver, Incoln, Neb., &nd Chicago the mo- was kept running. Upon leaving San Francisco, Moore had Mayor Rolph seal the fhood of the motor to the chassis frame. At Denver, Detective Ser- @eant Marland broke the seals, su- Pervised the ofl change and resealed the motor;.at Linceln, Mayor Zeh- rung acted, and at Chicago, acting Mayor Martin J. O'Brien performed the ceremony. Automotive Melting Pot (Continued from Page One) ‘West. Those who viewed it caught their breath for a minute, and then sank into real admiration. There's no fool like a “fool motor- ist.” ‘We'll give the bird who passes an- other car on a sharp curve some credit. He has plenty of the wrong kind of nerve. Hot dog! Likewise, whoop-! Grand opening of the Nolan Chevrolet Co. wery scon. Nuff said. More later. She gasped. Her eyes dilated. Her throat burned, It seemed as though she would never breathe again. Sud- denly she fell to the floor and called to the firemem ‘Fireman, save that pint. It’s*in my bottom bu- reau drawer.” The Packard straight eight on Aisplay at the Joe E. Mansfield Co. is a whole eyeful. : P. N. Carr of the Nash Casper Motor Ca of this city and Mr. James, president of the James-Nash Motor Co. of Denver spent the greater part of the past week in Lander, where considerable Nash business was transacted. Ralph Kammon, president of the ‘Wyoming Oldsmobile Co., returned Saturday at almost the same time from a still shorter trip to Douglas. The Salt Creek field is proving a profitable stamping ground for Hud- son and Essex salesmen. W. R. Yellding, sales manager of the R. N. Van Sant Motor Co., reports a number of sales to oil field workers during the past month, Carter dropped in at t Oakjand Co. not long a his order for a new ¢ r equipped with bal J. K. Gray sedan through the Patterson Sandoz purchased a new Oakland Co, John M. Whisenhunt returned last Monday from Billings, where he spent ten days on business. “If you think Casper business is on the rocks, you ought to see Montana,” was Mr. Whisenhunt's laconic com- ment. Three big ones were sold by Mr. Whisenhunt during the past week. A Chandler roadster, a Hupmobile touring and Hupmobile roadster make up the list of new car sales, Just a lUttlé postponement of the “vacation phenomenal.” The D, A. Mitchell Tours, Inc., have advanced the time of the start of the Park-to. Park tour from June 15 to July 2. A little more time to prepare, folks. The Studebaker Sales and Ser- vice Co, is now firmly established in new and thoroughly modern quar- tors at 226 South David street Weeks have been spent in remod- eling and decorating the locatian until it is in a class with the finest automobjle agencies in Casper. Walter Storrie made a flying trip to Denver this week: on business, He drove back a new Sport Model Buick Roadster that {s a beauty in appearance, Mr. Storrie negotiated the distance back in nine hours, , Marshmallows and ev- rt of picnic embellishment fea- tured the company jaunt into the meadows of the Coliseum Motor Co, last Sunday. More than sixty at- tendéd the plenic. It is doubttully reported that “A good time was had by all.” Fred 1 Northern weeks on Must be a whal, Benskin has been Wyoming for Rickenbacker f a deal. in several business. While you're it, don't forget Van’s Filling Station MIDWEST AND TEXAS GAS OILS AND GREASES R. N. Van Sant Motor Sales McKinley and Yellowstone Phone 1406 that the Liberty Garage will do your ‘heel aligning free of charge, with fhe very latest in machinery prq- vided for that purpose. 4 Call The Tribune Tour Bureau be- fore you open that long distance tour and be sure that you're right before you start. It's important to know the facts and will add to the zest of the trip, ~ M. E. Robertson of the Coliseum Motor Co. spent the week end in Denver, ‘ Jack Davis of tha Casper Buick! company night, he will drive back Sunday with a new Buick Country * Club Coupe. . KEEP YOUR FEET. OFF CLUTCH AND THE BRAKE PEDILS WHILE. DIU A Sarge number of drivers keep the feet on the clutch and brake pedals all the time they are driv- ing. This is a very bad habit. In the case of the clutch, this habit causes the clutch collar to wear and become very noisy. It also tempts you to slip the clutch when you wish to slow down, instead of changing to-a lower gear. If you slip the clutch constantly in this way, the clutch plates or faces wear very rapidly, and soon. you are troubled with either a slipping clutch or, one that grabs every time and will not act smoothly. If you keep your fovt on the brake pedal all the time, vou are Hable to cause the brakes to drag. Keep your feet off these pedals but have them in such a position that you can reach the pedals instantly. 2.2 ? Wyoming Motorwa: vrtr? WILLIS GARAGE’ Low Storage Rates Let Us Service Your Car Over Twenty Years in Casper 363 S. Ash left for Denver Friday|” fhe Casper Sunvdap Cribune brated here June 24 as the bridge A Drain That is opened for Mernbers of the state highway de- partment, including bridge and res- ident engineers, will be guests of ‘The bridge, a 249-foot span pass- ing 135 feet above the river, makes the Montrose-Salida highway a-con- tinuous boulevard and eliminates a one-mile seven percent grade lead- ing to present bridges in the lower Black Canon. m Built as part of a program for eliminating grades as steep as 15 or 20 per cent, the bridge cost $50,006. It is of fabricated steel and carries @ 20-foot concrete roadway. N. D. Morgan and R. 8S. DuBois, highway department engineers, designed the structure. Horace T. Reno and J. J. Vandemoer, resident engineers, supervised butlding. ANILROAD USES MOTOR TRUCKS Prove Efficient in Speeding Service at Crank Case Before Trip Don't even dream of starting on a tour cf any extent without first draining the crank case and refill: ing with good clean oil of the right ‘ade for your car. Constant driv- is without draining the crank case gives dirt and other foreign par- ticles an. opportunity to collect in the crank case. Putting more oll in only relieves the congestion tem- porarily, and it soon returns, with @ slightly greater collection of sedi. CLEVELAND, 0,, Juno 7.—The use of motor trucks in hauling freight from sub-stations to main stations has been inaugurated by Brie railroad. The trucks are re- placing ferry or ,trapp car service. The road expects, through the new system, to save 24 hours in handling inbound and outbound freight. in less than carload lots, This is the second move on the part of the rail- roads in this section to co-ordinate Yai and truck transportation. The New York Central officials report satisfaction over the way the plan of picking up less than carload freight between Cleveland and But- falo is working and plans to extend the system to Toledo. Most of the northern Ohio steel plants are work- ing at a 50 to 60 per cent of capacity. Hupmobile Highway Bridge 135 Feet Above River Is Opened GUNNISON, Colo.. June 7. (Unit- ed Press.)}—Formal opening of Gol- orado's highest highway bridge over the Lake Fork of the Gunnison riv- er betwen this city and Montrose Worth Money to You Facts That May Save You Handreds Of Dollars On Your Next Car Display—on view at our salesroom—enables you to draw these money-saving comparisons, right down the line. Possessed of these facts, your course is clear. If any cat—no matter what its principle of design may be—no matter what its price—can show parts and - processess equal to the Hupmobile and match it in performance, reliability, durability and economy — then, and then only, are you wai in investing money in the other’car. Here is a transmission countershaft—mounted in high duty roller bearings. No repair expense con- cealed in that quality Hupmobible construction. Here is another counter- shaft. It is mounted in a brass bushing. Eventually it will wear; the bushing will be replaced; the repair bill—the position is diffi- cult of access—will be called exorbitant. ; There. you have invisible value contrasted with invisi- ble costs ’ The Hupmobible Parts Phone 1891-W f)|, John M. Whisenhunt & Co. First and Park Phone 79 TIRES CORD No, in Ford Headlights, pai 3.87 pair Ford Tail Lights Ross Tire Pumps, Junior_ 1% 78ce M. & K. Water Pumps. Fords -... 99D Fords ---- Shaler Ti Patch, Units 52¢ Kits, NOW ON TUBES HEAVY DUTY Price FABRIC No. in Stock 8 PIONEER No, in Stock 0 68 CORD TYPE No. in Price Stock Price $ 6.05 6.95 10,28 15 10.60 0 11,11 1 11.83 21 12.04 17 13,25 14 13.97 30 15.13 0 15.68 27 16.44 6 18 18 0 0 0 Price $ 7.76 12.87 14.46 15.45 15.91 21.18 21.73 22.75 28,13 $ 1.21 1.32 28.27 29.09 84.96 49.92 89.54 21.19 13.20 ‘ Hot Shot Battery ~~. $1.82 Dressing ~.-.. Handy Socket Belmont Socket Wrench, Ford Pistons complete ~~~ 82e hs Seabee ye $2.36 $1.48 and Gas Gauges, for Fords $2.82 Shatts -..... 99C $1.99 Ford Drive Shafts .... Moto-Meters > gc a $2.88 $6.19 Universal, OS ws ti Lock on Caps Rees Safety Mirrors Cut Out for Ford Oil Johnson Cleaner Polisher, and Texaco Cup Grease Oversize Steering for Fords - Paeao $1.17 Cartes - PaeOD 8ic =) Water Bags Eclipse 2 Gallon__ Smoke Kits— PIONEER TIRE SALES CO. 221 WEST FIRST STREET PAGE FIVE, ment. When the oil circulates this|remember before starting on ajed at Cody, Wyoming for grand lar- bed of impurities also circulates up| trip. ceny and who {s in custody in Iill- into the delicate under parts of the We ne eres nols. Sheriff W. H. Loomis of Park County will take the requisi- motor scoring the cylinders, loosen- j tion to Springfield. ing the rings and wrecking all of havoc with the operation of your ar, Your service station is glad to perform this service for you free of charge. It pays in the long run to have the crank case drained and refilled with new oil every 600 miles. It's one of the big things to REQUISITION SIGNED FOR CODY VIOLATOR CHEYENNE, Wryo., June 7.—Gov- W. B. Ross Friday. issued a requisi- tion for John Noonan, who is want- WE WANT YOU TO SEE The New Tire The only Tire with the 10,000 Mile Guarantee. Free, Wheel Inspection Are the wheels on your car running true and have they the proper pitch or toe-in? USE OUR FREE SERVICE Tires and Tubes Repaired The Mountain Tire Service FREE SERVICE BATTERIES FIRST CLASS CAR REPAIRING LIBERTY GARAGE 428 South Elm Street 419 East Second Street Phone 2700 70 Miles an Hour; A3-Inch Motor; High Gas Mileage . 4 Anyone can build a car that will give 70 miles or more an hour. When yot ride in the Chrysler ix, you will note with amaze- ment that it can be driven in comfort at 60 miles an hour and oprerd over rutted roads orcobbled streets. Duetoscien- tifically distributed weight and a center of gravity lower than ever before; to perfect spring balance and a new type of spring mounting, the Ghevsler Six rides as smoothly and steadily as a car of twice its weight. The Touri 1335 aM ing, $ It takes engineering genius to build a car that gets such speed out of a three inch motor; that, weighing only 2705 pounds, holds the road like a two-ton car; that gives a high gear speed range of 2 to over 70 miles per hour; gasoline economy well over, 20 miles tothe gallon. = It takes production genius, again, to build this kind of performance into a car that is priced, in the touring model, at $1335, and that at every point shows ready proof of finer construction. We are pleased to extend the con venience of time-payments. Ask about Chrysler's attractive plan. CASPER MOTOR CO. 230 W. Yellowstone—Phone 909 WE CAN NOW MAKE DELIVERY LL ABOARD SPEEDY—COMFORTABLE SERVICE —Between— CASPER AND SALT CREEK The Casper Salt Creek Transportation Co. Have Moved Their Office From the Arkeon Building to The Townsend Hotel Bldg. The PI TiS Cet Se gle The Brougham, 1795 The Imperial, 1895 All prices f, @. b. Detroit; tax extra, Make Your Next Visit to the Oil Fields Really Enjoyable DAILY PASSENGER SALT CREEK BUSSES THREE BUSSES A DAY EACH WAY Leave Casper—Townsend Bldg. Leave Salt Creek 8:00 a. m, 9:00 a. m, 2:30 p. m. Baggage and Expr Called for and Del Salt Company, 8:00 a. m. vered 2:00 p.m. Creek ‘Transportation 144 3:00 p. m, Telephone