Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1924, Page 14

\GE FOUR. 1 | -Jependable ] Dealers Use These Pages Che Casver Sunvav Cribune UEW TWENTY-MILE SPEED LIMIT IN |GHIGABO SAVES MANY LIVES econd City of Nation Cuts Fatalities in Half| As August Shows Progress Over Last ( Year in Safety Work. ago, by clamping down on the | ditions. “We have found, in Chicago s made the that in the residential areas a speed gains of the su 0 miles means risk, We the monthly ing lives by enforcing the 20 y the National Au mile law to the letter, and we shall iver of Cofmerce from | keeping on doing it.” by 257 newspapers and | Fall Months Hazardous While there are 18 ci over 100, {fic toll for the | 000 which imporved their records for are , When phe 14 persons at The LaFeliz is a total wreck. % wipe + oe evervone was saved—even the cat ma rhe picture shows one of the crew coming ashore via the lifeline, little he was heid out for ‘ot—by means of @ line shot f the year is| July, while the total of accidents was month | under August ast year, the situation. n, The | demands eternal vigilance In some 00,000 | et conditions are much worse \pared | T ‘all mi hs present grave . year | ards naz: 6 in tecords in B >, fig of the tual number of fatalities Metropolitan I Insu com August for the diffe pany and other data fr that 634 As these October is a peak month in traffic ns representir fatalities Tot. the :poptila Motor that the total number of| that the n of the touring ers during the | season is over. Twilight hours come | earlier, and the children are bac! Miles Per Hour. | Schoo! Newspapers, city and state offic ‘tracts every day, Chicago | !als, safety councils, school authori za drastic and suc-| “es and other groups are mat S Against the reck-|® concentrated drive this fall @r et of Police Collins | safety record which will bring th in the fall tend to think tal tr month was 1 Hold Down te Aroused by the terrible toll exact is men that the er hour would mean “mo! HOLD WARNING (Continued from PF; , cart pm. One.) properly known to perform satisfac: x An airplane successfully has been launched in midair. while it has always) Wibur Wright field, Dayton, 0., during the international air races. army dirigible ’ pared skyward with th taken aunch Plane in Midair BY NEA Airmail Service, by Lieutenant Frank MeKe plane, pil of Scott F a Sperry Messenger, then ent it loo) . Finter of Langley Field, Va., piloted it, Picture st as the plane cut loose. It was done at The id, was dot is a medium to keep gwater ¥ tH ee freezing .in /an automobile! pieut: nly ° : jator, has only recently sprung stad prominence In this line, and Kao) aes standby. Glycerine bo ¢ sible Meliirg Pot 10 per ceht lower the 1 omy » more powerful in perform y agt (Cortinued from Page One.) ing this duty. One govd dose of y an #ouon,, and every other natural ine in the radiatay of an auto itv handicap concel used cars In t of the winter re _ qu e tak®n sudden turn nee of radiator trouble ning both from a de and the car is © coldest ity nt, Dealers are exer-| weather. The cost of the glycerine dst care in the kind cf] is somewhat higher than the figure | Piece {star ¥ Sth trade and are fn i high quality ds 1 have « brief r ue a MeMc the y = the new bac . is in charge nn automobile and n who impressos being completely ‘trust- shante emp'oyed in n+ the ¢ dition as a result His mothe: per Friday driving a new 1 Advanced Six Ister, which he will deliver in Salt Creek as soon the roads permit The Casper Dehco Baked Enam ng company is now firmly es y to receive cars for baked énameling by Wednesday of blood out of t Vt try to get r r and speed nd Al Conve 5 Casper Motor com 1 returned from a pro: 1 hunting trip in queet of mal , of the Coliseum mpany returned last week att outh Dakota where he had Leys aes tt several weeks and resumed Ues at the old stand. k The Auto Service company wil! Sy CAEFY & complete line of auto nin ges and chamols. The sponges 5: so fresh they still smell like a oe ecullar mixture of shark, whale and salt wate ry Stas G4 Barney Dawson, formerly with t Coliseum M company. lef h, & D., he the winte: He ex x w t on pert | wr wwe | owe ee \\ 430 W. Yellowstone, | eae ots The success of the Chryler Six —so pronounced that it dom- s. inates all motoring talk every- where—is easily understood if you take one ride in the car. In design, in performance, in 1d teal riding qualities, in economy it Saba makes far-reaching contribu- tions to the advancement of The Chrysler Six has immedi- i duties at ately taken its place in the —— finest homes in the nation— been accepted and adopted by men everywhere whose names We are pleased to extend Ask about Chrysler's attr: valde testes] OULENTTFIG AND ARTISTIC ACHIEVEMENTS BOTH OTAND QUT IN DESIGNING WILLS SAINTE GLAIRE In the designing éf a monumental Inc. that ar must by t of yon fi obi A Ride Tells Why are synonymous with shrewd- ness of choice, judgment in engineering. Ic is a sign of the times in pro- gressive design—the dawn of a new day in conservation and application of power, utili- zation of space, unexampled economy combined with absolutely even, consistent performance. Ride in the Chrysler Six and find out why it is different, why it is superior. the convenience of time. active . an. Dedlers Becouchove, CASPER MOTOR CO. 230 W. Yellowstone Phone 909 | sible for all noted achievements, ac- of architecture, the painting} cording to C/ Harold Wills, President placed on alcohol, but in the end it|of « masterpiece or the building of| of Wills Sainte C'a P 2 * economical] automobile it is the creative genlus} “Ir to pe| of the artist and the systematic and | Clat fillin; selentifie planning which are ung the Wills Sainte we have worked on the basis ects tc urn to Go's country in fes, § nm money on the . that’s all. No fore tought, and net over 65 cents, 5 ‘ ed notes beautiful, stylish and distinctive, said Mr. Wi'ls. To accomplish this result we utilize the creative genius of the artist, one who has full knowled, symmetry and harmony which un- art. a very definite and sys- n which ts always fol- igning new Wills Sainte Claire body styles. Working in con- junction with our artist, or body en- gineer as he is known in the indus- try, the ch Next, it is drawn on huge black boards actual gize In order to check head room, leg room in the front | the compartment and other measure- route no, Cal. hour. New and-spaciousness of the car. “Full sized drawings are’ then| mous Twentieth made detailing the essentia! points | Scheduled Winter Car Storage IN STRICTLY FIRE PROOF BUILDING We Have Room for 50 Cars at the Following Low Rates ,PASSENGER CARS Dead Storage isos oe ees Live*Stordgé= 222 32 ee Storage, including delivery Truck Storage at Rates in Accordance With Size PLENTY OF ALCOHOL FOR COLD WEATHER The Lee Doud Motor Co. 424 W. Yellowstone ; finished car and -heré is one of the| Los Angeles bisa whieh atte ed m W ry features in designing of the] offered a trophy for ruch a ; ) y Sav Fro ate Grave. } Wills Sainte Claire. u and which the Chrysler won. The| This latest test wely ppusd two mete» betaneresaliiSveniasaiovaper ieeesiceisereitin eee “Our body engineer goes to the| time was clocked and certified by | Indianapolis races fn 4 fee plant of the body manufacturer and | three a : working with the completed frame,| American Automobile association. fic conditions naturally prevent such he applies’ putty bédy. With « Ion: ty is mode'ed wire knife this} paima, no CHAYSLER SIX : se15 aecone Csabriel 1,000 Miles Covered in 1,007 Minutes at Fresno, Cal. . eae tous cules CW NERS of Gabriel of the basic principles of] gnattering a’l endurance records, a stock Chryster derline all noted achievements in| Si phacton covered 1,000 miles in 1,007 minutes elapsed time at Fres th Dedcting the ume con| tell you they are the most sumed for necessary stops, such as tire changes and food for the driver, the net running time was 878 minutes, 10.8 seconds tds firet drawn to seale,|#" average speed of 68.331 miles an for gasoline, The distance, 22 miles longer than Central railroad's from New York to Chicago, ments which determine the comfort} as made in five hours and 21 min- utes less running time than the fa Century limited'’s time between America’s of the car such as the shape of. the| two largest cities. It was made in pil'ars, and these drawings are then|@n hour and 20 minutes less than sent to the body manufacturer.}the famous Here the different parts of the body | pleted its shorter run. are milled and the frame is made up. Certification of the Chrysler used fathes are tacked on the frame|for this amazing wherever there will be metal in thel a strictly stoc! has ever com. demonstration as car was made by the Phone 1700 than two minutes, and the non-stock record as well. associated members cf the | made on the Fresno race track. Traf- a test on highwayr. But Chrysler enthusiasts, who saw the gruelling rd t z|run, point out that a racé track Is the entire}. ‘The car was driven by the proper] i: was t as sculp-| reat he has hung with Chrys no better than any ordinary high- stock within three months. On| way and in spots the Kresno track July 16, driving another stock is actually not as good. sler De Palma tore up Mot —_—. son, near Los Angeles, in 25 min R. B. Blackmore spent several at the Blackmore ranch last utes, 48.85 seconds, breaking the former stock car record by moi equipped cars will efficient, reliable and eco- nomical spring control device ever developed. Your car needs them — and you will like the improved riding quali- ties they bring. They can be installed easily—and without change in your Car. cobs ds ot O-der them now. Siew offclly, by entitled to the name Snubbers. CASPER- BATTERY CO. 119 E. Fifth St. Phone 907 General Automobile Repairing THE BETTER KIND Greve Motor Company East Second and Park Phone 632 ' At Exactly Open Car Cost HUDSON Super-Six COACH $1500 Freight and tax extra LN Yen IMUIOR TRUCK & CARSSA/F ‘CASPER, WYOMING. : Phone 1406 This Hudson Coach is the first closed car ever to sellat EXACTLY open carcost. And Hudson alone can build it. As the largest: producer of 6-cylinder closed cars in the world, Hudson exclusively hol@s the advantages to create this car and this price. And now genuine balloon tires are standard equipment. It is the easiest steering, most comfortable and Steadiest riding Hudson ever built. No car is smoother in action. None, regardless of price, excels it in reliability or brilliancy of performance, McKinley and Yellowstone