Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1924, Page 15

PAGE THREE. ICE ENOUGH OUTSIDE, collects at the bottom of the tank| the very place where it would inter- Before it too cold to perform} during the summer period and| fere with the “dow of fuel to the the vital preparations for cold | unless this i8 drained out tt te quite | Y*°UU™ tank. ———___ weather motoring be sure to drain | likely to cause trouble by freezin; out the gas tank. A certain amount | It’s bad enpugh to have ice every- For résults try a Tribune Classi. of “water and ‘sediment frequently | where outside without having it in! flea 4d. , : j epmang. | winner ts daugmer of the inventor frorsi eS ‘ of the Miller train control. 1 3220 Oper. ators 1 mie pepe | To Belt this ta tn sauna, Kan; Of Yellow Cabs £ ri gas, and Sats as 1 ela ae “ e Jewett won first prize in these also,| ~ Chass OE AN . according to the loca! distributor. | In the Country SO, ae {* : Twenty of the ‘leading motor | directors meeting of the Automob: sot: , ? CHICAGO, Ill, Noy. 16—Five transportation authorities of Mex-| Chamber today ive * preliminary Dictionar y Upon Asada ago aera vip ae ico are being invited by the National | estimated productidm total’ for Octo- ‘America was literally “In the mud. . } xnert Tells of Planes Automobile Chamber of Commerce | ber as 284,514. This is 1.2 per cent Motor Exports Is Today there are over 1220 operators oe to form a Mexican commission to | under .September- ‘of Yellow’Cab equipment in the OU would not expect to On Late Visit to visit the Silver Jubilee Automobile} . Wires from dealers throughout I d by the U. S.| Unies States, 23 in Canada, ana show which will be held in New| the country indleated a good winter ssue Yy ¢ Qs] operations in 12 foreign countries. ce speed or power P. ckard Plant York, January 2-10. outlook compared with last year. A specially built vehicle to run at get any sp a ‘While the visitors are here they| Present sales and future, prospects the lowest cost per mile, plus mod- out of this poor. deformed : with highway authorities and invest- | agricultural m! west. and Instructions to Exporters" is | ods, s 8 : i ee ees tltch-.._Nev.-18—| ment bankers of the. United Btates |. Monthig: peodiactine totals for the the title of a pamphlet which tas| point of envy, as well as a civic as- nag. Heisn’t built for ei er. Ww me less than two years when a and discuss with them practical} 10 months of this year and last are been issued recently by the United | set Internationally. 's He is all out of proportion. bis Fy bog oa dns tied Bunch ihe means of developing and financing | as follows: States Department of Commerce. ——_——>_—_. would ke to see again the beautiful | roaq construction in Mexico. Simi. The booklet gives instructions for PAYS TO USE CHAINS. ¢ : f RRR larly, the guests will confer on mer- | January 3 the exportation of motor vehicles| Aside from the safety feature of This -is also true of some ' t (he 7600-mile trip to the Argentine | chandising Fags Maly h recognized and parts, tells the basis of valua-|the subject it pays to use chains d tion, how to describe the items, and | when the streets and roads are even gasoline. It may have some will mean but little to him. At most!“ ‘phig move for further trade rela- shows specimen forms of export dec-| partially covered with ice or hard ¥ it will be a matter of only two or tions with the sister republic is a larations. three days’-travel in the greatest It.also gives the classi. | packed snow, because in preventing one or two of the requisites courtesy in appreciation of the cor- fication of the different items with case and luxury. dial welcome which was accorded x : . the proper class numbers. the car is suddenly accelerated, of a model motor fuel but,be Harry Vissering, Chicago, Ameri- by Mexico to the American Indus- Copies are available at a charge | power is naturally saved. Many can representative of the Zeppelin] trial commission which visited there of five cents from the Superinten- | motorists’fecl that their chains con- so lacking in others as to Airship Building company, is au-| this fall. the rear wheels from slipping when dent of Documents, Government | sume too much power, and that they NOT A SINGLE WEAK 7 thority fer the statement that plans} Shipping reports presented at the! *Estimated trom shipping reports, | Printing Offlee, Washington, D: C.,| waste gas when they burden the LINK IN’ CONOCOIA make it very unsatisfactory. rom aresaimost. completely matared | nnn’ | and from the dincler cna co-opera- | rear tires with anti-skid devices; but POWER CHAIN— for the building of the first great air tive offices of the Department of | they overlook the fact that the same liner which will link Spain and the ee pest Sein np Heerlen HENCE GREATER Conoco Gasoline tests better the wheels are allowed to lose trac- ECONOMY AND SAT- than the requirements of tion. Without the chains on the ISFACTION. - ; m MONEY RIDES Uncle Sam in his buying of Argentine with a regular passenger and express service. He insists it will combine perfect safety with the greatest comfort: and a speed now almost inconcelyable for a trip of applied the brakes and the machine QUICK SHIFT SAVES |ssisivtsagas “The Chandler clung to the road and there was riq skidding. It went over deep sand and around sharp .|Corners and the transmission never failed.” driver wastes just as much gas and carries no insurance against skid ain U.S. motor fuel. such length. To America may come IN YELLOWS 4 the ab of bullaing this ploneer of ON REGENT TRIP HERE : 7 - : ; long distance air travel. 2. . SS 4 ¢ Votomever whan the reat Maa Fancy Driving In A New and Finer THE CONTINENTAL OIL uenos Aires airship warps out o' CHICAGO, Til, Nov. 15.—When ANY Ler hangar for her initial trip, long} «rratting the Prince of Wales dur-| AUtOS Super. ‘sedes Sint poeecininatn ate ‘Waahington (A Colorede Corporation) pre risieo crtge soe Dated Sul’ | ing his visits to American cities was : transporte.new money, Yellow Cab M AXWEI I Fickh Mp thaaion eee at ta eee Tel the newspa- Old Horse Turnout trucks are uged. When treasury “cover” the Partment officials want to. trans- -America will link New York’ and royal visitor. Usually, the reporters Port dirty money to the laundry to Is Here jan Francisco and New York and|traveliea in high powered automo. Old Dobbins that looked over the} ® Washed, they use Yellow Cab hicago, Mr.” Vissering says. Suc- biles, and even then had difficulty fairgrounds fence in Staunton, Va.,| tucks. Th ney sent to Wash- vessful crossing of the Atlantic by|in maintaining contact. with the recently .nelghed reminiscently at | ington to.the Internal Revenue of-|M Built by Chrysler. Have ‘he ZR-3 with the transcontinental] prince and his party. tHe sight! of sedately pacing sedans,| 0%. rides in Yellow Cab trucks. | vou seen it? It’s a great pes se 4 paper ee The.chase after the prince gave|cantering coupes and trotting tour.| Many banks throughout the country complete Hi ota cpcoiin.d Whret lew Mexteo, Utgh, Idaho, and Montana The convenience of Conoco Coupon Books fs ap- [gpa GS They save time and trou- le in 1g change and provide a handy way to keep track of mileage Accepted at Con- 4 Boston newspaper men an unexpect-| ing cars, use Armored Yellow Cab trucks to Car. tinental service stations and by dealers generally. ho. bellaves, Baa! done. more than| Cav acmionstention ot the advantege Managers of the Augusta county|tr@nsport money. The armored ‘ sti ace nnst, Dave the way! of the Chandler's Traffic Tranamis-| air decided vo ted ‘an automobile | Body is bullet and bandit proof. wrenuyle Geceptance of afr travel! gion, the gearset that permits the | fancy driving éontest along the lines a ei driver to change speeds instantly, | of the old-time horse show. Such ts. ‘That commercial use of great air-| at any time. the account recetved by Lee Doud, ship tis settled certainty ni] rhe Boston ‘Traveler describes the| manager of The Lee Dod. Meter \merica and only a very short time incident as follows: company, local Paige and Jewett Y Ll WwW: t M to C was disclosed by Mr. Vissering|'" rhe ‘Traffic ‘Transmission of a| distributors, ” e CH) S one 4) r 0. vhile visiting the factory of the 7 1925 Chandler automobile prevented] Ru'es required that each car must/ Vackard Motor Car company'here to CONOCO | rash wherl the car, containing|o through the: various gaits and GENERAL REP. ORK TORAGE aaron for the delivery, of a Pack: mere Boston newspaper men ‘cov-| show its by 8 behavior. Women|’ AIR W AND 'S ! ‘rd Eight car he has just purchased. ering’ the Prince of Wales, narrow-| drivers took ‘ Dart of jockeys -in : ry at © now is on a tour of the country|ty ttesed a track that sincted to ; Dead Storage $3.00 Month s e 3 h Dr. Eckner, who piloted the| cross the street without signalling, if ‘ 7 Eg 3 on her trans-Atlantic flight, “The Chandler was hitting a fast| After the-entrants had backed and |i *- FLAT RATES + - esa Eey clip and holding its place behind the | turned and gone through the gears, ? ‘ Folks used to rush home to get] auto containing the prince. A truck|the judges awarded’ the blue ribbon, ut nowadays they c ly turned:to. the left {a oup and caketo. Miss: Ro- }841914 Exist: Yéllowstone lug, heated sedan. sap benraehas cata and the river ¢ . Rey a Jewett De (Co) ht, 1924, by the Ullman | the Chandler, Frank C. Thom: Her Jewett also won Feature Service)” mediately shifted to lower gear. He mn in it: Se ters —— = Balanced Gasoline Phone 972 7 ie a : : ANNOUNCING , THE ARRIVAL OF | THE 1925 MODELS ae THEY ARE ON EXHIBITION AT OUR SHOWROOMS : | YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT THEM Bory “ADVANCED SIX ) Four-Door. Coupe—$2,190, F. O.-B. Kenosha ‘ ONE SPECIAL SIX MODEL IS READY FOR DELIVERY CASPER MOTOR CO. 146 S. KIMBALL ST. . PHONE 1818 ” —— ADVANCED SIX ‘ P.N. Carr W. L. Treber SPECIAL SIX Five-Passenger Touring—$1,095, F. O. B. Milwaukee : Five-Passenger Sedan—$1,695, F. O. B. Kenosha