Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1924, Page 20

Boe dornasen ena . aie ‘ . > SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1924, pl Read the Ads If You Want All the News VEAL |-\engine design has come about since} couple still holds the speed record on | reay Harroun won the first 500 mile| the Pacific eoast from Los Angeles iva race at Indianapolis. 13° years ago|to San Diego. A with a big 600 inch engine. “Smaller motors, in addition, make for economy. Oakland has dgmon- ly been reduced: in siz6é and at the) strated this ecohomical feature in same time have had speed and en-| winning so many of the great an- durance increased. Oakland has! nual economy runs on the Pacific SCORE: IN GREAT. AACE ulWays advocated the. smail bore,| coast. With high speed, light Weight $ “| long stroke motor and until very re-| and perfect lubrication you likewise — ‘|cently we have had the smallest| obtain smooth operation. “The remarkable records establish-|cubic displacement six cylinder| ‘The Oakland motor is also similar ed in the recent Indianapolis speed-| motor used in standard construc-| to those used in racing cars in that way race are in reality a triumph] tion. both employ force feed lubrication for the high speed motor of small “Smaller motors mean smaller and| through a hollow crankshaft, Insur- @ | x = > piston displacement,” explains Ben-| lighter reciprocating parts and these| ing positive oiling at all speeds and S ODUCT OF GENERAL MOU MOTORS WITH PAIGE-JEWETT Do You Remember When “SEAMIE GIN ‘These Cars Were Used? Company Aiding Trans- portation Problem In Program. “Racing car motors have constant- : This Cab is a “Personal Car” under all conditions. Centrifugal pump for water 1s also common to jamin Jerome, chief engineer of the|in turn miean reduced motor strains Oakland Motor Car company. | and bearing troubles and, resnlt .in ,Beminded them that a The problem in the automobile in- dustry today is the furnishing of ‘idequate transportation, declares Harry M, Jewett, president of the Paige-Detroit Motor Car company. © He ‘has informed Lee Doud, man- acer of the local agency that he be- Meves the motor car builder who igives the most miles of transporta- ion at the least cost will be the most successful. A comparison of the various lead- ing. lines of automobiles with their $rices four and eight years ago Shows that the original cost of a ™motor car today is far below that of past years. The National Auto- mobile Chamber of Commerce re- cently proved that the public was getting 113 cents worth of automo- bile for .its dollars, comparing the wprices of 1914 and 1924. > In calling this to the attention of Bll the dealers in the Paige and Jewett organization, Mr. Jewett’ yas purchaser Must be kept a customer by provid- §ng binx with good service, when he meeds it. The factory itself, in an ‘endeavor to make Paige and Jewett fears the best mediums of transpor- Geation operates a separate service division which travels technical ex- perts on the road and bulletins all Wwervice stations weekly with the Jatest information on the perform- jance of Paiges and Jewetts. “Shortly, we expect to have rec rds on hand of over one hundred Jewetts that have travelel more than 100,000 miles,” offers. the ®aige president as evidence that his ‘seompany is selling transportation, “and we all know that. this is re-| markable, considering that the} Jewett ‘car was first marketed in March, 1922. ‘Today we have over 75,000 Jewetts in the hands of: own. @rs and the total increases several thousand each month: Oil Man From Philippines ‘At Training School F. C. Edwards, representative of the Standard Oil company, at Manila, P. I, has arrived at Detroit Zor a stay of gbout three months. He has joined six other Standard By WALTER P. CHRYSLER. Imagine stepping into a “snappy” model like the one. pictured above and sailing down Fifth avenue, New York. Immediately all records for traffic congestion would be broken. And’ yet there was a time when this car> represented the Nest in motor car construction and design. It_does a manufacturer good to look at'a picture ike this now @nd then because it recalls rather vividly the progress that the automotive indus: try has made. Back in November, 1895, the New York Times offered prizes. totaling $5,000 to the winning automobiles in a 100-mile road race. Thirty cars entered, but only six actually start- Ten Millionth Ford to Pass Thru Wyoming Selection of the Lincoln highway as the official route of travel for Ford Car. No. 10,000,000 on its trip from New York to San Francisco brings the world’s most. popular road and the world’s most popular car into a new and.more intimate association. Of course, Ford cars haye. sped along over this great ribbon of gray stretching from coast to coast ever since it was first laid out and “O11 men from the Far East, who tare studying carburation and lubri- @ation at the Michigan State Auto- Mobile school. For results try a Tribune Clas. switied Ad. it would be interesting to count the Fords that will meet the ten millionth car on its journey. A product of the factories of the Maxwell Motor Corporation of teenty years ago. But supposing the other 9,999,999 Fords were suddenly to appear and endeavor to get on the highway with Car No. 16,000,000. ed. One car failed to make provi- sion for six changes of batteries ana had to drop out. Another ‘‘wound a chain around it stanchion” and had to quit. Still another disabled its port engine and withdrew. Finally but one car was left: And that car began to melt away. The engine was packed with ice and after much difficulty the 100 miles were covered: But so much time was consumed that the judges .de- went home. ‘So when the winning car fintshedithere was no one pre- sent to witness It. Today. there are more than 15,000. 000 motor vehicles in use. Few in- dustries can point to such rapid progress. Well, there'd be a hurry call for all the traffic cops in the country and just how long it would take them to bring about any semblence of order no one could even guess. Anyway, tet’s give them the credit of doing a good ‘job’ and finally lining up all the 10,000,000 cars, six abreast, which would make a line 33 feet 9 inches across. Then even with the cars standing end to end they would cover the entire 3,305 miles of the famous highway and there would -be 1,161,920, cars entirely out of the picture unless the cops were not too tired to park them on either side of the road so they could see the rest of the family on parade. Van’s Filling Station MIDWEST AND TEXAS GAS OILS AND GREASES R. N. Van'Sant Motor Sales McKinley and Yellowstone hone 1406 =| A Message from Walter P. Chrysler— All Prices F. O. Detroit; $1095.00 $ 885.00 $1025.00 $1095.00 $1325.00 Subject to Current Government Tax. We are in position to extend “the convenience of time payments. Ask about Maxwell's attractive plan. Casper Motor Co. ’ 230 W. Yellowstone Phone 909 “A great change in automobile] faster time. A stock model Oakland both Oakland and racing cars.”" BALANCE { Plus! Highly Volatile Starts Instantly Prompt Pickup Extra Mileage that’s CONOCO! eMore of. other.Z00d qualities’ than most plus the greater economy and satisfaction |. which:come only with an unbroken’ power chain. THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPA {A Colorado Corporstion) ; Marketing « complete line of high :brdde Rew Mexico, Gh Ideho and Montane Conoco is highly volatile. It vaporizes and ig- nites like a . It contains the maximum of power. It is so proportioned that your car can put all this power to work. It makes your motor Soaks Lion heorale Conds iota apie time.—Because Conoco is @asoline. z With Doors Front and Rear ONLY $160 more than the Overland touring car—the Overland Coupe-Sedan—the world’s foremost closed car value. All the unique exclusive features of a coupe and sedan in one! Removable seat gives space for big back aleo make into a full-size in the car—great for camping. Easy riding patented ‘big power—reliability—record- breaking economy. in and see it. Overland is the only fesck aa needa touring car wich didine gear transmission, priced under $500, f.0.b. Toledo. . Wyoming Oldsmobile Co. 442 E. Yellowstone Phone 1963 Men and women both enthuse over its beauty and fine a intments; the comfort of its isher body; the espacio thad in its smooth, silent 40 horse- power engine; the remarkable mileage it gives on fuel and oil. And the price is hundreds of dollars lower than. will buy its equal. The G. M. A. C. extended payment plan makes buying easy. Prices f.0.b. Lansing. Tax and spare tire extra. Wyoming Oldsmobile Co. 442 E. Yellowstone Phone 1963 Out of Gear? We are professional motor * car doctors, and if there is anything the matter with your machine, don’t delay in calling us in for treatment. We understand all makes of engine constitutionally, know the vital parts thoroughly and, after examination, can pre- scribe and apply the proper remedy. L. D. Branson Service \ First and Durbin Phone 383. S BETTER GASOLINE More Miles, More Pep, More Power Ask the Man Who Is Using It . Aero Filling Station Second and Durbin Steel bends but does not break, hence the added element of safety in a Dodge Brothers Steel Sedan. See the half skeleton body at the Coliseum Motor Company this week which attracted so much attention at the New York, Chicago and San Francisco shows. ~ Free Wheel Inspection Are the whéels on your car running true and have they the proper pitch or toe-in? 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