Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 17, 1924, Page 23

The new, moderately priced Plerce- Arfow car, news of which has been awaited eagerly in motoring circles for several months, has been an- houneed formally by the Pierce-Ar- row Motor Car company. The car is on y in principal cities of the Uni States. The néw model resembles the com- pany's larger car, including the fam- ous Pierce-Arrow fender headlamps. t4s by mo means a small car, for the wheelbase is 130 inches. The price of the seven-passenger touring car at Buffalo is $2,895. The car fulfills the promise of Président Myron EB. Forbes that the Pierce-Arrow company would pro duee an automobile comparable in design, materials and workmanship with the larger Dual-Valve car, but more modest.in size and consequent- ly more moderate in price. “We madé this promise two years ago when became convinced that the demand for such a car was real and widespread,” said President Forbes. “We have been asked innumerable times why Plerce-Arrow did not build such a car in addition to our larger model, Our distributors and dealers come in daily contact with thousands of motorists and likewise have heard the question repeatedly. “It was pointed out that the genius of Plerce-Arrow engineers command- ed. the respect of the foremost engi- neering authorities. We were re mtnded that nowhere else could be found an organization of workmen who had devoted thelr lives to the bullding of quality motor cars. “Why not, we were asked, have these same engineers and these same workmen produce. a Pierce-Arrow, which, because of smaller propor- tions and increased production, could be offered at a more moderate price? “We have done it.” The new car will be known as Pierce-Arrow Series 80. The larg: er dual-valve car, which the com- pany will continue to produce to meet the permanent demand for a car of utmost luxury and refine ment, will retain its present desig- nation, Serles 83. Production of complete line of motor trucks and otor busses will likewise be con- tinued. he new Series 80 features the lat- es@Pierce-Arrow development in six- cylinder engines—a principle that Plerce-Arrow engineers have special ized in since the early days of auto- mobiles. It is sald to be the most flexible and most efficient onan yet deaigned. The bore is 3 inches and the “sFoke, 6. Although: the formula rating for an engine of these dimensions is 29.4 horsepower, the Series 80 power plant actually gen- erates more than 70 horsepower. Balloon tires have been engineered into the design. So have Pierce-Ar- row Four-Wheel safety brakes, These of the water. brakes are identical in design with SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1924. a am «(Cll NEW MEDIUM PRIGED PIERCE ARROW MAKES ITS | BOW TO THE PUBLIG THROUGH DEALER DISPLAYS rz the type used on the larger tented, has been in successful use in for nearly 14 years, and were . ed by Pierce-Arrow after feat sake | of experimentation during pt passenger touring ci Senger touring car, five-passenger senger sedan, the fow coupe, the enclosed drive for seven passengers, are offered. _——— Color Emergency Fuel Line Repsir: Common yellow soap is the best material with which to make emer- gency repairs if the gas line a leak. in the water cooling system. Despite widerpread fears when the radio brought tidings ihat the L. fering severe injuries in Alaskan ice floes, she weathered through $uccessftlly to the Alaskan ports she visits each year with first possibi‘ity of getting through. these photos (the first to reach this country). fast in»the ice, off St. Lawrence Island, pressure being so great that the rudder and twa blades of the pro- peller were snapped off, and one side of the vessel caved in. crew making repairs to the broken rudder—under. difficulties. WATCH HOSE CONNECTIONS Rubber hose is. used in cally all water cooling systems and|three or four-ply thickness.—Auto- a kink or a twist in the hose may possibly result in poor ciroulation ‘The inside fibers of the hose also tend to become loose and thus clog the NOTHING ELSE BUT-- Arrow car. They are based on a pa.| mechanical principle which | which SS te of four-wheel brakes were gt Series 80 1s offered in = complete ine of seven body types—the four- the seven pas- the runabout, the sedan, the seven-pas-| ‘Passenger Mmousine ‘The same applies toa leak —_————— system. : he Casper Sunday Cribune PAGE FIVE. Vall [Il =a <, CAE SEE vas ee ay 8 Be a ) oy ES | See FEES, od Yo = ae (© If You Want All the News in promising tripe to India—an over-| man of 9 thousand loves" had deal- whelming allure of romance to/ings were willing to surrender as many who called him master. He|much as Mary Savage agreed to do says, without too much modesty,| mentally and Clara Tautrim charges that he knows women. she did physically, however, in re- Clarke did not select Los Angeles|turn for Clarke's promised glories. haphazard for his activities—Los|Most of them. expected something Angeles, the mecea of cultists and|for nothing, judging from their cor- Gutter Bear Fights Floes- BRIEFS ON AUTOMOBILE CARE ASGLEANED FROM THE DIGEST the paradise of preachers of strange |respondence—power, fame, money, Pierce-| Carry = plece of tough canvas in}sun striking on water causes heat-|Yoghas, ‘Tho wory at his ehecters | without effort, with merely occult your tool box, In an emergency it|!"= which, of course, affects the] iar rise and fall is typical of the|hocus pocus. Spates} makes an excellent patch when| ?@!"t, enamel or varnish. city in which many beside this min-| The “master of women” {s deaf, Ag GpuMeks bules and-acuaiennd weld ey ister of the Church of Cosmic Truth | pudgy and 40. What he thinks of vebcn ti the ec As steam is emitted from the| Ve converted strangesounding | those authorities style his dupes ts phrases and tongue-twisting Into bank accounts. Corrinne Kovert, according to her former husband, Frederick Kovert, @ female impersonator, dissolved the marriage the day after the nuptials two years ago. It was after that that she made the contract with Clarke. titles} to be judged from some of his mot- toe “Making love to women is best way to get their mo: Ad “There is no such thing as vittue a radiator when the water bolls or even when a solution {s used, one is warned to be carefu? in removing the radiator cap, because steam prossure is often built up in the system to such an extent that when the cap is removed a stream of boiling water will gush out and is likely to cause a serious burn: Tf_all the automobiles of the United States wore lined up abreast the width of the average highway they would reach from New York to San Francisco. A car should never be washed in sunligh: The direct ri of the options Many Easy Marks Duped By “Master of Women” By JACK JUNGMEYER NEA Service Writer springs many of these Mary Savage broke the bond when she discovered that LOS ANGELBS, Calif., Aug. 15.—| seeing Clarke every day “took too Fortune, fame, sniendor, Quick and|much time and didn't ‘Ket her any- with searcely an effort this, the{ Where.” simplest and oldest proffer in the| Movies: A promise of fame in the| world to interest the credulous, was|movies. Magic Word. Clarke traf- ficked on it. India. tery and splendor. Oriental mys- t MWbinds; by the essence of the spellbinding He was lavish whieh John Bertram Clarke won for himself the sobriquet ‘Master of Women.” By trimming his gaudy promises with esoteric yerblage and adding to his pudgy personality the weight of resounding titles, his self marrying minister of an accult creed, and self. styled mystic, according to officials, became an amazing vogue among women of Los Angeles. Following his recent and pending scheduled trial on charge of having contributed to the delinquency of a minor, 15-year-old Clara Tautrim, Clarke was plated under psycho: pathic observation in Los Angeles. He asverts he once served“over a year at an institution for insane. The names of thousands of wo- men were found by police investi. Clarke's systematic record fter he had been trapped by Cecyle Duncan, young Police operative, whom, the state eharges, he married by self-pro- neuncement. Clarke, who adver- tised himself as solar biologist, hyp- notist, telepathist, clafrvoyant, seer, healer, physician, inventor, author, Raychic scientist and minister of the Cyureh of Cosmic Truth among other titles-—-Clarke delt. or attempt- el te deal in weird angles of love and Yusiness with his dupes and ethics in these matters were pecu- lubrication of the Buick valve-in-head __ engine,fantransmission' and universal joint, keeps a Buick owner's mind free from worry wi Z EST S. Revenue Cutter “Bear” was sul- Not without difficulties, howeve: The picture above was taken when the ves: as shown in 1 was caught Lower scene is of officerg and miembers of the making replacements, good stéam ‘traightened by @ large wrench hose should be used, preferably of tooked under the bent part of the im, After slipping a piece of pipe rver the end of the wrench to in- rease the leverage, pressure {s ap- practi- Prominent his busimess clients was Bradford Kovert, among Corrine at one time con- CASPER BUICK CO. mobile Digest. te Ne Straightening a Bent Rim. Jed in the direction toward the|nected with motion pictures under 132 North Wolcott. Phone 2260 When a rim for a clincher tire be-| bent section. This will cause the|the name of Mary Savage. With In|comes bent, it may easily be] rim to be bent back into place. her he drew up a curious con- ————— tract, investigators say, by which the actress pledged herself to be- come the virtual slave of Clarke for @ year. f She was to defaf to him in all matters of conduct, judgment, ambi- tlons, social, mental and business activitie She was to see him prac, tically every day. She surrendered her entire soul life to Clarke by the contract, beginning in May, 1922 In, return for this abnegation she expected to win favorable re, ception and large income from mo- tion pictures, through her men- tor’s powers. Search of his correspondence after arrest revealed numerous other sim- flar_contracts with women. 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