Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1924, Page 19

’ * at USING AUTOS (Continued from Page One.) the barrel of that trusty double barreled shotgun. = One of the most popufttr resorts for, the Casper hunter who has only time to spend half a day or less in the “wide open spaces". is. Johnson‘: Lake. one of Natrona county’s larg- est bodies of water and located only _aon approximate ten miles from the center of the city. 7 It is a fairly safe wager that this lake, in the morning and evening hours will always contain a plentiful sprinkling of our feathered friends, and while the hunter is somewhat hahdicapped by the size of the lake still a number of flocks circle the shore almost constantly and afford ample opportunity to blaze away. To reach Johnson's Lake, the hunter needs only to drive’ west on the Yeliowstone highway for five iniles until the 33-mile road turn off is reached. ‘Another fixe miles. on this road places the car alongside the lake and ample parking space has been provided by Nature. Mr. Johnson, from whorh the lake takes its name, and upon whose land it is located has fitted the shores with a number of blinds, and maintains a boat for the ‘conveni- ence of hunters who have dropped &ame into the water. In order to pay for the equipment supplied and further hunting upon his lake, he makes a small charge for the privi- lege of “knocking ‘em down.’" The Platte river some 20 miles or less from Casper has proven to be nu duck gold mine this year and has attracted more hunters than ever before. The Alcova road follows the latte fairly closely for many miles und the hunt car may be halted at whatever point looks promising to its . occupants. Improvement work done en the Alcova road re- rently has ironed out some of the rough spots and reduces the terror which accompanied the thought of that road: heretofore. Rasmus Lee lake is also a safe bet for ducks at this time of the year. It is located some 15 miles out on the Poison’ Spider road which Is not in-the best of shape but affords no impassable spots and inore than rewards the hunter for his troubie by a fine bag of game on almost every decasion. It was upon this lake that Ray Lathrop, young Casper resident, lost his life a few days ago following the accl- dental discharge of a shotgun.» »)| In the hills across the Platte river fron Parkerton,; are “numberless small bodies of water which are veritatle ren¢ezvous for the feath- ered ‘tribe. They are reached by, driving to Parkerton which is 18 miles from Casper and turning tp the left in the very center of the ol} fleld upon a good road which crosses the Platte upon-the only bridge between Casper and Doug- las. The location of: the Parkerton jakes makes it possible to get fairly close to the water before being noticed by the game. Plenty of high sage ‘brush affords excellent ural. binds and makes hunting fal a ‘ iH thia w yy we might continue to sive good’ hunting locations, Those ave have named are the most popu- y with Casper “shots.” | Half of the fun Hes in finding your own penis grounds. Go to it, boys, Lots of ducks and plenty of joy thent, © t ra nigra (Continued ‘from. Page One.) coupe, and two standard touring cars, They will be displayed at the Patterson Oakland company on ‘Tuesday of this week. : J. J. Thomas of the Liberty Gar- age is a healthy putler for Coolidge and Dawes. Z . William “Bill Merrill, has recent- ly been appointed general manager of the Lee Doud Motor company, local. Paige and Jewett distributors. Some pedestrians. have to have a little “horse sense’ knocked into "them by°a good hard collision with the pavement. It was thoroughly unlucky for ducks on Friday for Gates Willis of the Willis garage piled into a high powered car and left for the marshy, lakes which dot Wyoming's surface, Miss Jeanette Sherwood formerly employed as stenographer at the Lee Doud Motor company, has left ’ her position temporarily. There's still plenty of touring Weather left, but beware folks, it's subject to quick change. E. R,. McNaughton, and G. C, Mathews, both representing the In- ternational Harvester company, QUALITY STORAGE BATTERIES $12.50 W. B. Sands Battery Station 430, W. Yellowstone Phone 1692 AND HOW TO CARE Why Radiator Covers and Be Bought Now In many respects an automobile is as susceptible to changes of tem- Perature as a human being: When the cold winds begin to whistle we mortals muffle up in heavy underwear and clothing for we know that unless we keep warm we become ill.. The running of an auto- mobile is greatly affected by tem) precautions if we wish to get the of the repair shop. The normaktempcrature of a hu- man body is 98 degrees while an automobile motor operates best at about 180 degrees. A radiator cover is a good investment and should be used by every automiobile owner, for it not only enables you to co siderably improve the performance of the motor, but will also enable you to get a bigger mileage from your gasoline. A cover also helps to keep your feet warm by prevent- ing the*cold air that is drawn in through’ the radiator striking the toe boards. Another advantage of 4 cover is that it enables you to warm up the motor very quickly because it FOR IT 1 By EM Scott eed AaitP Feces Shoula erature and’ we must take certain est service from it and keep it out RADIATOR COVER IMPROVES RUNNING | OF ENGINE AND KEEPS FEET WARK DURING COLD WEATHER BY PREVENTIN EXCESSIVE COLD AIR FROM PASSING I THROUGH . RADIATOR. sf: Prevents cold air being drawn through the rad‘atoi If your car has been kept in reasonably iS ~ g00d condition during’ ti:c summer months, it will not take long to prepare it for the cold weathe The first thing to do is to make good condition. see if there are any leaks. Inspect the radiator\ and the hose connections ure that the cooling system i te In winter you will probably use an anti freeze solution and if there are leaks in any part of the cooling system your anti-fteeze will require constant renewal. If the radiator is leaking, have it permanentiy repaired by a radiato specialists. If the hose connections have not been renewed for twelve fuonths or more, they should be renewed before you put in the anti freeze., In any case it is a good idea to open the drain plug at the botton: of the radiator and let all the water run out, then insert a hose with @ good pressure of water behind it ‘and flush out the radiator until the water comes out of drain plug quite clearly. The next thing to consider is the kind of anti-freeze you are going to use. There are many very good patent anti-freezing solutions but you want to be sure they are free from injurious acids before you u: them. Beware of any anti-freeze that contains an unneutralized solff- tion of calcium chloride for. although this makes a fine anti-freezing solution and is’harmless to rubber or steel, it is very harmful to brass, copper or solder. Denatured alcohol is one of the best and most re- liable anti-freezing solutions of them all, Do, not wait until the first freez- ing weather arrives before thinking about your supply of anti-freeze. Buy it now so that you can put it in your radiator at the first sign of ireezing weather. First measure the amount of water in radiator. A mason jam jar can be used to see exactly how much water it holds, sthen-mix the alcohol. with-the water ‘in thé following proportions: For temperatures -up to 10--degrees above zero, use ore part of alcoho! to three parts of water. For tem- peratures down to zero, use once part of alcohol to two parts of water. ‘“For*tempetatures ‘down to 20 degrees below zero, addition to the above, and it wil en: “th use one part of alcohol to one part of water. ve, pour about a pint of glycerin into the alcoho! Prevent it evaporating so quickly. be NUMBER OF : QUARTS OF WATER RADIATOR. HOLDS. USE A MASON JAR. VARYING TEMPERATURES, In pire The ba: Sree he closely watched in the cold weather, for if it ), Becomes rged or partly so, it will freeze very easily. During the cold weather-the lights are burned longer, and the engine starts harder. sc expert starting and lighting man fenerator to supply enough curcent the battery, were Casper visitors at ‘the Navh Casper Motor company, during. the past week. Important business is on toot, but Sparky couldn't determine its nature. ¢ : be-lets of both after elec- ‘lon, Both long and short faces. | |. We're all anxiously awaitng the next ‘match race between the orig+ inal Spark Plug and some other Plug. * as —_ Charles Midert, off field represen- tative of the Nolan Chevrolet com- pany, came into the home city a few days ago and returned to the scene of his business activities with | four new Chevro’ets for delivery in th Salt Creek district. No, he didn't arive ‘all of them. back himself, A ‘car-on-the-road is worth two ins the: ditch; —. ~ B. O. Hammond, of this city, lett Thurrday night with his bride, for Kenosha, Wis., where he will -pur- chase a new. Nash advanced touring car for the return trip to Casper. Al Converse of the local. Nash agency made the sulé to Mr. Ham- mond, PN. Carr, of the Nash Casper Motor com accompanied by Johnny made a_ record breaking trip ts Rewlins and return on Friday and Saturday, Alcohol Js belng sold at several Casper service stations. Call out the police department. J..F. Lerlie of the Patterson Oak- land company, spént part of last week in Glenrock on urgent com- pany business. a hen you venture out in your m taking more current from the battery. This will keep it fally there would otherwise ke for it tar: It is a good idea to have ar: set up the charging rate in the to meet the increased load put ot charged and prevent the liability un down and freeze. tor car, take care that you do not fhe Casper son coaches. during the past week to the Buck Mercantile company, Mrs. B, F. Shumaker and H. M. Warne of the Warne sand Crosby Motor company. . eee Charles 'F. Patterson, of the Pat- terson Oakland company, celebrated une of his many birthdays during the past Week. He won't name the day, bui goes far enough to tell us that it marks q milestone some- where between the numbers 40 and 50. Not definite encugh Pat. A new shipment of Standard awd Special Six Studebakers has arri ed at the Studee Moir-company, umid the thanks of the dealers and those waiting for delivery. Factory production on these cars is Ftill far behind demand, however. D.dge Brothers announce a new one-ton truck which has been placed on the Casper market through the Coliseum Motor company. It Is equipped with '33 by 6 tires and has . Graham Brothers rear ax'e and a greatly strengthened front axle. Sev- eral of these new models have been sold in Casper .through the local agency, and bodies may be had to suit practically any type of business. Hvuward Warne of the Warne and osby Motor company, left Casper riday for Cody where he will spend « few days with his parents. Betty Blanchard of the Coliseum Motor company parts department is ack from New York with a ‘pair € badly sunburned tonsils, They are aid to be the direct cause of gazing 1t the Woolworth, building on a sunny day. Red Gi'man, of the local Dodge agency pasred in the B. P. O. E. Thursday night with a large class. Sunday mwrning will see the open- ing of the trap shooting club of the Casper Country club. Those desiring to join this branch of the local qr- ganization are asked to be on hand at 9 a. m, sharp. . O. Roberts, formerly with the Prov “ONE BI leaye the top Jayer of your: skull} behind on the shelf of that warm garage. + “Don't put. your car in ‘cold stor- ‘age this winter. A garage heater is a real+investment. i ; —_- ; Sparky will cover the important meeting cf the locat automotive dealers scheduled for Tuesday noon. The R. N. Van Sant Motor com- pany, reports the deliveries of Hud- It’s Overhauling Time DRIVE IN Let us check up on your motor and working ees We'll put her in shape for winter. f Motor Thoroughly Cleaned by Steam Oscar Redenbo 430 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1692, WHY PAINT? Let Us Put a Baked Enamel Finish CASPER DEHCO BAKED ENAMEL CO. First and Park THOROUGHLY REMODELED And Ready to Give THE BEST WASHING AND GREASING SERVICE IN CASPER sk About “New Life” Re-Finisher for Autos PLENTY OF GOOD TOURING WEATHER LEFT RENT-A-NEW-FORD RATES ARE REASONABLE AUTO SERVICE COMPANY 135 North Wolcott Street Phone 2370 a EE EET \ ee At only $1545, f. 0. b. Detroit, tax extra, Jew- ett Sedan offers: A Quality Four-Door Sedan. Duco Finish in Attractis Colors. Velour Upholstery. Balloon Cord Tires. 50 H. P. Motor. 6-Inch Frame. 54-Inch Springs. Thief-Proof Transmission Lock. Cowl Ventilator. Sun Visor. Windshield Wiper. Steel Wheels at slight extra cost. Sunday Cribune Plains Motor company of Cheyenne and an automobile washer of true merit, has accepted a position with the Auto Service company, and wil! be seen each day from now on mak ing “clean ones out of dirty ones.” The regular repair shop at the Casper Motor company, is one of the finest in the west and employs twelve men at all times. Clyde Bell is the foreman, and is in complete charge of the establishment. Let’s not wait until after someon: has been elected president. Let's after that businest now. That's all. AUTO SHOW IN PROSPEGT HERE (Continued from Page One.) year, especially in Casper where in clement weather means “stay {1 the city.” At any rate indications are that » hot discussion will take place on Tuesday noon, and Tribune read- ers’ may ¢ the result in the afternoon paper, Jt is estimated that mcre than representatives wil! attend the luncheon. L. D. BRANSON FOR EVERYTHING IN RADIO AND AUTO ELECTRIC REPAIRING 615 E. Second Phone 383 CAR STORAGE FOR WINTER LOTS OF IT! LIBERTY GARAGE . TH 428 S. Elm St. + Phone 983 PALGE | 221 W. Yellowstone The Best Battery For Your Car —and it cost you less to own ice to all other © Iknow this bat- tery costs the car owner less to own. Germany and new ged Bone Dry, Bat- n't get the first, and you cer owners won't need the second,” says Little Ampere, Auto Electrical Co. 136 East Midwest Phone 9A8-J You Can Be ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN When ‘you bring your car to us for | Repair Work of Any Kind That The Trouble Will Be Found and Corrected Not Speedily But Carefully and That Your Machine Will Be Made to Operate SATISFACTORILY We Suggest a Thorough Checking Over Before is Cold Weather An Established Radiator and Welding Shop of the Better Kind United Auto Service Co. Phone 1545 : ed JEWETT BUILT s1lXxX LION MILES BEYOND EXPERIMENT” riding comfort. No Need for Pampering You'll always feel confident of Jewett’s ability to meet and beat all performance situationsN ts sturdy ability to “stand up” under hard service. Jewett’s long lived performance is proved by more than a billion miles of service. . There’s giant-six power in Jewett’s big 50 h. p. Paige-built motor. Take hills in high that stall most others. Pull away first in the traffic getaway. Power to go eve ¢ c in high wherever the pull is hard. as ll asa heavier cat? Of course Every time any motor tu wears. You can’t avoid that. ‘7 itrevolves—the faster it wears, naturally ¢ E LEE DOUD MOTOR CO. 424 W. Yellowstone A. Delight in “Pep” and Comfort —With New Colors and Balloon Tires “| fess picture this smart, trim Jewett Sedan in its new finish, Rich Autuma Green brightened with colorful stripings. And just imagine the added ease that bal- loon tires give to Jewett’s remarkable At the same car speed on the road smaller motors have to run far faster than Jewett's big motor. So of course they wear out that much sooner. You can see that Jewett’s life must be far longer than these smaller motors’, Extra Weight Means Extra Strength Jewett’s sturdy strength—massive 6-inch deep frame, heavy-duty axles, all-steel universal jcints—ably handles Jewett’s big power. Can lighter cars be as strongas Jewett? Stopand think. Thestrength-giv- ing materials, in any car, are heavy. You know that! Steel weighs more than wood or tin. Then Jewett’s extra weight means extra pounds of strength! And have you t } Idiheroad not: or tel n this And bri over—it he faster op in > and we'll arrange 1art Jewett Sedan. You g the family along. n+ Phone 1700 Steet aiccendiebtautesiedinediisaidhemeaaeenene Announcing THE ARRIVAL of the NEW MODELS On Display in Our Show Room TUESDAY Landau Sedan Four- Passenger Coupe Special Standard Tourings A cordial invitation ex- tended thespublic to call and inspect these models PATTERSON C0. 438 E. Yellowstone Phone 2202