Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1924, Page 12

! 0 1 i t PAGF, TWO. Live News of Car fisto any -place on: the road Motordom in —~ This Section \- where you cannot see where you are PROPER USE OF LIGHTS WOULD =: we might also add that many drivers are thoughtless of others that use the road. We should * |all try to remember that our pisce “ ' is on the extreme right of the road, R thus leaving at all times, room fur a faster moving vehicle to pass in the center of the road. Immediately after passing another car always ?. CLARK MATHER {dea to have somewhere near the] pull over to the front of it so that trolt Motor|load you expect to carry on .the| the road will be as.clear for some- trip, Tilt the headlamps as far]one that is in a bigger hurry than 4s n great|down’ as you can and still have al you are. ance driving | good driving Mght.” When satis- —_—_—_. nsiderate of| fied that the lamp bulb is focused wing . that|the best possible, drive out on a her drivers | dark road, get out and walk down as he often| several hundred feet ahead of your » discourtesy on|car, If the lights glare they will n approaching or parked | have the same effect on the driver ™ car's driver of an approaching car, Tit your Perhaps the most annoying and/lghts a little lower and feel that even dangerous at times conditions| you are being considerate of the with when driving cross-country are] other people driving on the road improper focusing of lamps, flashing| A number of states do not require f of dimmers and bright|that you use dimmers, It is the cus- g on the wrong side of|tom to leave the bright lights on] NE W YORK, June 14.—Isfdore , parking on concrete pav-| both when passing other vehicles on| Cohen, a taxicab chauffeur was cially at turns or on the|the open highway or in the city.| driving ¢ Fifth avenue’ the a hil | Just because you do not happen to] other d when his car struck Parking at+turne and on top of|be accustomed to driving under | Charles a policeman ait- common, especially | these conditions, do not flash your | tached Squad A, who had hits ts ve through +t n medical treatment. » inspection experts attached Department of Public Safety d with Cohen that he could nelp striking the officer as-the had defective brakes. Cohen intalns where it is| lights. Tourists are | off is mi few off in| b you are forced to face. nd with | The practice of flashing lights ation for| quite often causes serious accidents. peak| It is well to have a few fuses The sudden glare on and|to be Diinding than the steady nN 1 they | along in case your Hghts blow out, y spend the rest‘of his life in nore than a few] in addition to ten ortwelve feet of or the fine that he will receive 2 No. 14 gauge wire :4id a full set of be more than the taxi is me suggest that should you|lamp bulbs. A few spare parts, | w In this town when a taxi beautiful spot you wish to| according to what your past exper-| driver is caught operating a vehicle enjoy t you drive clear off the |ience with the car has been are as|that has defective brakes, the traf. roadway or onto a stretch where| handy as a rear-view mirror. Small|fic court judge is not lable to let your automobile may be seen for|town garages don’t often have a/him off easy. And when a taxi several hundred yards by an ap-| complete line of parts. driver strikes a policeman, because proaching motorist. If driving for the first time in|of bad brakes, after the entire police It would be a case of playing with| hilly country, never attempt to pass| force of New York City has spent suicide should such stops be made] another car that is approaching the| several weeks examining automo- at night peak of a hia, and never get on the| biles to check up on defective con- Improper focusing of lights of the| wrong side of the road when mak.|trol apparatus, it means that the| ~ hing motorist might easily | ing a turn, It your car {s faster} prisoner has won the hard luck t than other cars on the hills, do no‘|champlonship of Greater New York, have their bulbs fo-| attempt to pass another car on the} The moral of this story is that « d their beams di-| wrong side of the road when ap-|brake inspection is your protection, rector are as annoying|proaching a turn. 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BALANCED GASOLINE TIRES | TUBES TIRES Cord Fabric| Pioneer Heavy Duty Cord Type| Size Cord Fabri ci one : - 6 | - B4x4% 76 $16,138 wn a-s s+. $12.87 $10.23) § $1.94 ——| 85x4% 18 16,68 14.46 \~ . $1.85 | 86x4% 16 1.76 83x65 oone 2 — 4 11 na | 1.82 14] 85x65 20.09 21,19 12.04] 1.99 97x65 34.96 22.58 18 8.26] 2.04 86x6 49.92 3.0 2.64 40x8 ~ 89.54 PIONEER TIRE SALES COMPANY you "1 = generally has recognized the sales | interesting incidents which you may A : possibilities of this low priced six.|¢xperience’ along the.road. They'll patie? Sregpnag ovis Sinisthese Pight months ago there were 1387] make -interesting reafing for your 7 y Number of Owners Has Been Increased 65 In the past six months the Olds Motor works, Lansing, Michigan, has increased the number of Oldsmo- dealer | Che Casper Sunday. Cribune | es ° Ox 7) Cones — TT and exact no ‘unreasonable condl-] troduction test October and tions. We have @ force of field men| Were assured that it would stand up You Can Start Right er devote ee to béping pee all\conditions, and are bide } ers increase their business. Oniy | Nave decided. that.« good futu ; Oy euen co-operation can an ef-|/atore for Oldsmobile, dealers. . ie. youre Mae caer enel ee i ficlent organization be created.” \ t The large increase in the number z is rahe of Oldsmobile dealers is particularly | t striking, indicating that the trade Oldsmobile dealers while today there |felow townsmen, you know. ——— are 2,200 with direct franchises and majority of new dealers have been|!ng. Casper Placed in the rural ‘sections of the country where there is a heaty de- mand for Oldsmobiles, Mr? Dodge re- Ports. Although-this-t# the height-of the felling seasun, Mr. Dodge reported that new dealers were being signed up at the rate of six or more a da: He described dealers now taking t Percent tions—those who had been watching 250 additional associate dealers. The| Expert watch and jewelry repair. Jewelry Co., O-S Bldg. L. D. Branson Service eo R. N. Van Sant Motor Sales line as falling into two classifica- Memes and Bi? ahr cond SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 1924. ing also d ds upon the same important “fea ure, so it is wise to have it occasionally overhauled to make sure it is in practical matters and our charges are mod- erate. ~ Rirst and Durbin Phone 383. TO 414 SOUTH ELM STREET bile dealera 65 per cent, has reduced | the new Oldsmobile six since its in- amount and bettered the personnel of its selling force, Leon Dodge, as- sistant sales manager of the factory reports. “In Sloan, Jr., president of the General turnover to» a negligible a ae GASOLINE ACCESSORIES @ recent interview, Alfred P. Motors corporation, indleated a trend * for Your Motor is New of an r TIRES~TUBES—SPARK PLUGS—CHAINS Closin EVERYTHING FOR THE CAR AT “GIVE AWAY’ Pioneer Heavy Duty Cord Type Regular $1.20 muine Con: 2.63 TIRE COVERS a “wis Sones y or FO 79, A enuing Miles Standish guaran|ing Rods for Fords. RAYDEO SPOT LIGHTS 9 1.00) 02 ,, frre Pues. festbs| gelling Opt Bale Price .. ABC) six only Raydeo Spot Lights 4 97 eats Oe te nen i -inc! complete, for inside use_on 4 8 08 82x4 and 1 50 BIRO eho c du cc cndensaeun 35c ‘ FORD AXLE SHAFT eare Regular’ $8.00, @ 8.19 od (Le? eee $1. Regular 784 7-8-tneh 40c Bopulsr (2:60 Ford Axle Shafts, | DOr Sale $3. rR B80 nn inane watne ron Sale Price -........... 99C re aay a toward higher automobile prices, and declared the increased cost. of di tri bution was one of the chief reasons why this would be necessary,” said Mr. Dodge. “The Olds Motor works anticipated this condition and for months has been working toward the formation mical, theory that the factory is only as strong as are its dealers and for that reason we have laid particular stress pointing only dealers who are efficient, and therefore econo- dealer organization. It is our INDEPENDENT ial business men, On the hand, we believe we owe the lee to our dealers, Helps millions enjoy their vacations Ford cars will carry millions on health-. ful, pleasant vacations this summer— vacations that are inexpensive because af the low cost. of maintenance of this reliable car. 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