Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1924, Page 12

PAGE TW' |Dependable | Dealers Use IBEATY MOTOR KES HISTORY World Flight Adds to Triumphs Made by Great Motor. By MAJOR JAMES G. HEASLET. Winging along with the Intrepid American army aviators: now forg- into the homestretch on their g world encircling flight is a ing composite personality, a personality |} whose presence ig seen and heard on in the bulk and roar of the engines themselves, yet a personal- which the success or fallure making flight mey f this epoch nally depend This nge composite personality is the personality which in their building has been given to each one of the Liberty engines with which each one of the American around the world flight planes is equipped. ‘This world flight is an adventure, but ft #s an economic adventure in which everyone of this country’s hundred million person has a vital part. In this adventure the Liberty en- gine is playing a supreme part. Each of the planes remaining in the flight is equipped with what is known as the Liberty Motor, Model 21. This is the Liberty engine, product of the war, but embodying recent improve- refinements in timing, new les in reinforcement of cyl. added perfection of carbure: nts, tion. The designing and the building of this engine has been a drama re- lete with all the hursan emotions sacrifices. It has been a drama played behind closed doors in labora tories and in machine shops. A drama played days and nights and weeks at a stretch. A drama in which men in all walks of life have virtually put their own personalities and souls into cold, unresponsive metals in order that such metals in turn in their final form might have| ,, almost a personality and a spirit of its own. When tho nation’s need was realiz- ef in 1917, two of the country’s fore- most automotive enginee: were called to Washington, One was Col. J. J. Vineent, the: other EB. J. Hall. Both represented different organtza- tions, both had theorles and inven tive Jdeas which/up to that time had been jealously guarded as their own. Together they were informed that their go ent depended upon them to design at once an acroplano engine that would help America win the war. Then they were locked to: gether in a hotel room. For thirty days and nights Vin cent and Hall remained in that room working incessantly, stopping to eat only snatchir od was forced upon them a fitful hour or two of sleep only as exhaustion compelled them to do #0. At end of th thirty days rged from the the they room with th design of the Li ty engine npl in their hance To the honor of these r and the cause for which they worked, let it be added that fundamentally the de- signs haye never been changed. The Ulberty engine now soaring around the world is the same Liberty en- gine these two men put on paper. It was taken fromsthe blue prints and made a reality by the efforts of thou- sands of men and women—and unter circumstances as dramatic also as its concer ; For months, under the direction of Harold Emmons, Chief of the En n Production Section of the Aif Service a small army tolled in se¢ ret to produce the actuals Liberty Motor Engineering geniuses, Leland, Mar- mon, Cripler, Wills, MacAulley and a dozen others met daily at a com mon table and exchanged ideas and confidences for the betterment of this engine that they wouldn't think of doing in the commercial world to- day. And so in'theory the design of the Liberty Motor is perfection itself, It is the masterpiece of American en aineers. Their challenge to the en. tire world. ————.___. LOW PRESSURE TIRES Tires, regardless of type, are fitted automobiles to absorb the shocks from small inequalities,in the road surface. Naturally the, lower the alr Pressure carried in the tire the larger ean be the road inequalities that will absorbed by it. The easy riding ities of the balloon tire come én rely from this. characteristic, road irregularities. are simply enveloped and the tire rolls on as if they were not_there—Automobile Diest. to Buick upheld its traditions by at-] worked out to % point beyond any- tracting to the show rooms in i ous parts of the country a record crowd to see for the first time what it had to offer for the 1925 season. The revelation was a new six-cyl- inder car. A car of 114 3-8 inch wheel-base, and all of the style—and notable improvements that charac: terize the larger Buick cars, The lnes are similar to those of 1924 vintage, and there is throughout the new chassis all the ear-marks of advanced engineering. A ride in this car proves it to be all that is claimed as regards speed and smoothness of operation. It has, of course, the fa- mous Valve-in-Head engine which it is claimed affords more perfect com- bustion and quicker ignition, which means more power and less gasoline consumption, Self lubrication is thing here-to-fore noted. The same successful four-wheel brakes that have.kept Buick in the forefront of popularity during this last year are retained, and low pressure tires are part of the equipment. The point is made rf the fact that on account of adde¢ safety factors the car has an “AA” insurance rating, entitling buyers to preferred rates. Both the touring car and roadster are finished with special enclosed permanent tops and are also, pro: vided with a heater. These two models are in addition to the reg- ular open models. The tremendous crowds who vis- ited Buick salesrooms during the week to see this new car expressed themselves as-astonished at its com- pleteness, its finish and its style. July 12.—Bonzo, the bad boy of the bears, is free again, among the o And several park rangers ing scratches and bites, are y as glad that Bonzo is free as Bonzo is. Bonzo, a captivating ball of black bear fur, was captured by rangers near the Grand Capyon of the Yel lowstone some days ago, and he immediately embarked upon a ca reer of ferocity which within 24 hours earned him the title of the wildest bear cub ever caught in the park He was no more than knee high to the proverbial grasshopper, but every inch of him was full of steel spring and red pepper. Bonzo had a temper; Bonzo had claws; Bonzo also had teeth. He used them all on everything human that came within his reach, Ordinarily a gentle bear cub becomes Mary’s little lamb after a upplications of the feed: where it will do the most tut not Bonzo. The feeding scorned as a device of civiliza 1e rejected the wiles of the rangers and tried with all his might to bite the hands that fed him. His favorite stunt was to pretend ® ranger was a tree, and climb him. ‘This entailed considerable damage to*the ranger and his uniform, so that Bonzo was finally put upon the end of a stout chain, and was con- fined in the old army guardhouse at Mammoth Hot Springs. Here he looxed pathetically small} in the middle. of a big avily barred windows. temper and manners fail did not and forlorn room with But Bonzo’s continued atrocious; break his spirit. At last the rangers decided to put Bonzo in the “baby zoo” near’ the buffalo .| Six or seven of them tried to herd Bonzo into a -wooden box. But he wouldn't herd. It was necessary finally to “rope”. him around ‘his fat middle, and derrick him into the box, he protesting with Car Storage’ $8.00 A MONTH General Repairing Dunn's Garage Industrial and Elm PHONE 2824 FENDER should have no “bumps” KEMMER is always able prisingly low cost. Kemmer Body and Fender Shop 425 West Yellowstone PHONE 1523-w “ it while to remove them at-a sur- or “dents” in Bonzo Free Again After Terrorizing Park Rangers YELLOWSTONE PARK, Wyo.,yall his might at every stage of the proceeding. So Bonzo went to the zoo. not to stay. The call of the wild was too much.. Bonzo promptly broke his. chain, and. vamosed. Nobody knows where he went. And to tell the truth, nobody very much cares, Some day, years hence, Bonzo may pe kind of the Yellow- stone bears, if he doesn’t get killed in a scrap in the meantime. For he certainly. has the disposition which forecasts for him either dominance or destruction. 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Second Street SR RE a a a EE ee EE REE BE A ue mes oe over the title to the manufacturing plant.and property formerly belong- ing to the Mitchell Motors company and conduct such business as may be established there in the future. “Ajax Motors company will be a subsidiary of the Nash Motors com- pa he stock of the new com- pany when issued, will be subscribed for and taken, over by the parent company. “This Is a step in the way of the development. of ths business at Racine.” lO ORGANIZED Takes Over Mitchell as Subsidiary of Nash Company. —_— STOLEN AUTOMOBILES RECOVERED BY RADIO DENVER, Colo., July 12.—(United Press)—More than a dozen stolen automobiles’ have been recovered, and, in two cases, the thieves caught as a direct result of broadcasting the necessary information over the state to county sheriffs and city police officials, according to Carl Milliken, secretary of state, Telegrams pour into his office, said Milliken, reporting cars that have been stolen, and asking that information concerning them be broadcasted. Cc. W. Nash has announced the formation ef the Ajax Motors com: pany, a corporation to be located and have its place of business in Racine, Wis: The incorporators are sh, W. H. Alford and J. T. n-and, according to articles filed with the secretary of state at Madison, the organization has a capital of $3,000,000 of seven per ent, cumulative,” preferred stock and 30,000 sha of common stock without nominal of par value, The preferred shares are callable at par and accrued dividenés on any dividend day. Both classes of stock have equal voting power. The fol- lowing statement was made by Mr. Nash regarding the new organiza- tion: “Ajax Motors company of Racine Cal! the Tribune for highway In- is organized so that it may take! formation. Hupmobile Transmission Main Shaft, drop-forged 34 per cent nickel steel, case. double heat-treated and Corresere vied by senuiet all and roller bearings, which last much longer give far better service. Two Ways To Build a Car | The Hupmobile: Quality-Proof exhibit shows you two ways of building a motor car, * You don’t have to be an expert on fine motor car practice to understand Hupmobile Quality-Proof. Every part is labeled. Its material is given in plain English. The lesser practice is also told. You can see it all for yourself. Here is the kind of proof you are justified in demanding from any car. Hupmobile Quality-Proof shows you not only fine material. It shows you fine engineering design and fine manufacturing—as fine as can be done by trained mechanics and modern precision machinery. Hupmobile owners could tell you how much these things mean in satisfaction—in saving them money and time—in making their Hupmobile pay as no other car ever before paid them. Come in soon—and learn how a motor car must be builttogiveyouthe satisfaction every motoristdesires. John M. Whisenhunt & Co. First and Park What’s the Use of Walking The used cars listed below have been recon- ditioned where needed and are priced very reasonable considering the values offered. Chevrolet Superior 1923 tour- ing car, with three $450 new tires Chevrolet “490” 1922 touring Taapee tires, Good $235 mechanica! $285 condition Ford— 1921 Coupe —.. Ford ered 1920) with seat covers. ood tires, wire wheels, snubbersP2O@ Ford 1924 Coupe—Has run very little. Lock wheel, special foot pedals ~_____ Dodge 3-pa: Dise wheels Buick “6” Touring with snub- bers. Good top, $ tires, _upholstering ~~ Franklin .Touring - with- top. Good upholster- ing, good tires. Olds “Four” 1923 Touring. 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The difference between Conoco and gasoline not so good, in a doctor’s car, may well mean the dif- ference between life and death. “With Conoco in my gasoline tank, I know my car is always ue Teady to start—always ready to take me on my rounds with- out a bit of fuss or worry. Conoco supplies the reserve power needed for bad roads and hard grades, and the speed— even excessive speed which emergency sometimes demands. A doc- tor thinks of many other things before price but Conoco gives excellent mileage, and I am sure it is cheapest in the long run. Its quality is uniform wherever I buy it and I experience no difficulty in obtaining it wherever my professional duties take , me. Conoco is formulated just about as careful doctor's . 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( As in the Chrysler Six, scientific engineer- ing has now produced such revolutionary ¥ results that unless a man at least tests them himself, he cannot be sure of securing the highest motoring satisfaction. | Maxwell’s most recent development has to do with notable improvement in every phase of riding, driving and performance, economy and long life, and the reduction of vibration to a degree never before thought possible in a four. os Hed Glub Sedan, $1095; 1325. brices f. 0. b. Detroit $e current Government tax. s President and Chairman of the Board We o7y Slecsed 10 extend the conven Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation, Detroit, Mich. \ Sczwclrs satractioe shan. “** bem ” Sooo CASPER MOTOR COMPANY Phone 909 ; 230 West Yellowstone