Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1925, Page 17

SUNDAY, JANUARY DODGE MAKING COACH MODEL Attractive New Five Passenger Car Is Displayed. é ittractive new coach has been added to the Dodge Brothers line of passenger cars and is on display for the first time at the New York auto mobile show. ‘Characteristically Dodge Broth. is the comment most frequent ly made by persons examining it Careful regard for quallt us beauty {s evident in every dotail of construction and appointment. ‘The graceful lines are set off to advantage by the lacquer finish in Dodge Brothers blue, with a body stripe of cartouche yellow. Shroud and belt are black and the artillery wheels are blue. Doors and windows are exceptionally large, affording a clear viston on all sides and permitt ing passengers to enter and leave the car with the greatest ease. Each of the two doors is equiped: with pull-to handle on the molding, great jy s'mplifying the closing, The car fm locked by a high-grade lock on the right door, well as The two front seats tilt forward, adding further to the convenience of ocoupants, The rear seat is specious and comfortable, affording ample room for three adults. The up- _ holatery {s dara brown, attractive and of excellent wearing qualities. The equipment also includes a rubber mat in the forward section and nr carpet on the rear floor, dome Mmht, foot rest, mechayteal window lifters, *transinission lock and aujo. matic windshield wiper. The latte {« controlled by a valve on the in- atrument board and is regarded as usually efficient. The windshield is of the one-piece, self-ventilating type and carries a fixed visor. Equipped with baloon tires and a. nomrumble roof, and built on Dodge Brothers standard chassis, it rides smoothly and comfortably over any roads. There {s every reason to believe according to the Dodge /Brothers dealer, that demand for the coach will quickly reach exceptional pro- portions, “The sturdy construction and smartness of the Mines and interior appointments, not to mention the proven dependability of the chassis, make it difficult to believe that this coach could be sold for $1,095 f. o. b, Detroit,” he said. “But that ts the ‘price—and I am certain the public will 1k rf pee ul yy Ae a Se SELLING CARS TO SWISS IS REAL EFFORT Buying an automobile in the Unit- ed States to’ most people Involves not much more consideration than purchasing a new suit of clothes. Driving the car after !t has been de-| livered, even on long tours, too, is| a simple thing, easily within the capabilities of most American wom- en and manp thousands of 15-year- old children In Switzerland, however, both are important tasks not to be undertak- en lightly said Werner Risch, Swiss distributer for the kard Motor Car company while visiting the Packard factory this week. Not less important is the maintenance of the car, he added, “You people here in America make a dollar as easily as we Swiss make three francs,” said Mr, Risch. “This means, by comparison in the earn- ing effort outlaid for a car, that when a Swiss buys a car, which would cost an American $8,060 he is spending something like $9,000. And you can be assured that every thing on a car is subjected to the most minute scrutiny before a Swiss buys it.” Che Casper Sunday Cribune PAGE FIVE. Dealers Dependable Use These Pages WALTER P. CHRYSLER'S TRAFFIC TALKS DO YOU KNOW THIS MAN? is more of a menace sometimes than so and briefly state any explanation lawyer. to do exact justice contempt for, the court; conceal it. an enemy of traffic enforcement.” BE THOUGHTFUL Ever meet this person? upon using the middle of the road whethéricomlng or golng: He's a pest Don't be one! less but he is also a menace at times. Such a motorist ts not only thonght-| pedestrian who has reached your 2Ine MEETINGSCHEDULED THURSDAY TO TAKE UP PLANS FOR AUTO it was exhibited mand for the tory GHAYSLER FETE 5 NATIONWIDE most in an effort to tak orders. The outflow from and emergency vehicles. Give the right of way that the output will be slightly over 3,500,000 vehicles: here now are automobW¥es and trud sion in the United § to the \of intersection. \ Automotive Melting Pot Continued from How to Locate and Remedy Faults in the ‘ Lighting System It is rarely that any serMus fault develops in any part of the Tighting systems of cars built today, and for this reason when any- thing goes wrong, the average owner does not usually understand just how to go about the job of finding out exactly where the trouble lies. If you have half an hour to spare, you can use it very profitably to make an examination af your lighting system and get better acquainted with it, so that if in the future any trouble occurs while you are out on the road, you will know where to start to look for it. _ _ The first thing to do is to find out what'system of wiring is used. This may te cither a single wire or a two wire system, and can be decided very quickly. Remove one of the lamp bulbs and examine the base. If a one wire system is used. you will notice one contact only in the center, while if a two wire sys- tem is used, there wili be two contacts or blobs of solder. When a single wire system is used the negative terminal or the one marked—on the battery is “at- tached to the frame of the car or is “grounded”, while the wire lead- ing from the posttive terminal marked + leads to the starter and the switch box on the instrument board. From the switch box, which usually contains the fuses also, a wire leads to the lamps and makes contact with the blop of solder in the centre of the ari bulb. When the switch is turned on cur- rent flows from the positive terminal of the battery to the lamp bulb and returns to the negative terminal of the battery from the side of the filament in the lamp that is grounded through the base of the bulb, socket and frame. In the two wire system, the wires from both positive and negative terminals are led to the switch box and ‘two insulated wires then carry the current to the two contacts at the base of bulb If you find that the lights will not BULB USED BULB USED WITH SINGLE - WITH TWO WIRE SYSTEM. WIRE SYSTEM paren burn at all or are very dim, the first place to look for trouble is at the battery. In nine cases out of ten it will be found on examin- ing the terminals that they are badly corroded. In this case re- move and scrape or file them per- fectly clean then replace and see what difference it makes. At the same time examine the ground wire connection to frame, It is neces- sary that it be perfectly clean and tight. 2a If you find that this makes no difference then start the engine and watch the ammeter. If {$ shows discharge or if the needle does not mpve at all, the trouble may lie in box or in a defective generator or CORRODED TERMINAL WHEN LIGHTS FAIL “EXAMINE BATTERY TERMINALS AND GROUND WIRE CONNECTION a loose connection in the switch old time 0 ns y ar ago, before Herr Volstead kicked over the well known bucket of soup Lee Doud went to Denver last Thursday on urgent business.* H returned Saturday noo b happy and full of the old time vigor W. K. Lewis, factory representa tive for Studebaker has been In Cas per during the past week at the Big Six Motor company Two new salesmen have been add ed to the Overland and Willys Knight department of the Lee Doud Motor company. Doesn't that in dicate something? The Nolan Chevrolet company is, figuratively speaking, sitting on the edge of its chair these days, confi- dently expecting the arrival of the new Chevrolet models in ample time for the promised big time on Mon- day. The only cure for a careless driy. is the emergency hospital Some men commit su!cled—others get married. That's not 60 good though in many cases. er find a group of king office for r will tug, at January 5 will men and women the first time. Fe their heart: strin But remember folks, they're new at the game. If a few mistakes turn up, bear with them and give them time. They're just as anxious to serve you as they elected t eventful Nove were to be Tusday in nber. Joe BH. Mansfield returned Friday from Denver where he had been en gaged in business for several days. Are there any bargain sales in town? Comment has been wide ne holiday window at the Collseum Mo tor company and even the silent stockman admits that it’s the best he has ever seen The Lee Doud Motor company, has chalked up some excellent sales during the past week and hope to continue. It's still slippery so leave ‘em on a while longer. Here's Bparky’s weekly candidate for the automotive hall of intfamy— The bird who borrows your car, dents a fender or running board and 0 h % then swears by every saint in the cut-out. If the cut-out is sticking or defective, you will notice that | category that he knows nothing the ammeter wiil show discharge when the engine is stopped and about {t. will be very unsteady when the engine is running. In this case the average man should consult_a good starting and fighting service sta- tion, for this trouble is one that requires expert knowledge to remedy. lf you find that one lamp only is out, the location of the fault is fairly simple. First examine the lamp bulb to see if it is burnt out. If it is O, K: then take the cover off the fuse box and examine the fuses, The probability is that you will find one of them is blown. In this case before replacing, examine the wiring to see if the cable connected with the lamp has rubbed through its insulated covering at any point. If the fuses appear to be all right, then take oye the lamp bulb and carefully clean the contact at the base with a ece of fine sandpaper and at the same time clean the contacts inside the socket. Make certain that the connection between the end of the wire and the socket is clean and firm. Examine the insulation on the wire and see that it has not rubbed through at any part and that the copper wire inside the covering has not broken. Flickering lights are banal caused by loose or dirty cennections and the way to remedy this fault is to carefully examine all of them in the defective circuit to see that they are tight. One way to prevent inconvenience if you do .very much night driving, is to be prepared for trouble. Carry one or two spare bulbs and fuses then when a lamp or fuse does happen’ to blow out, you can repair the trouble without any waste of time. Another good idea is to fit a spot light and arrange to run the wires from it direct to the battery terminals,‘so that in the event a trouble develops that puts the whole lighting system out of order (exclusive of battery trouble) you can always depend on at least one good light to sce 4 you Walt Storrie says that he's In fa vor of the auto show no matter when it's held. Next week's meet ing at the Townsend will tell the tale. The R. N. Van Sant company cele- brated New Year's day with the sale of a lordly Hudson sedan, Congrats, boys. A carioad of new Oldamobiles is bedng given the alr today for dis- play in the salesroom of the Na- troya Motor company, thin after: noon. Among the models is one of the popular now Oldsmobile coaches which should sweep Casper ilke the Chicago fire swept the budding hub. According to word received this mornipa by the Nash Casper Motor company, the two Nash models to be dirplmyeed at the New York show will be the Nash Advanced Sfx se lan and<the: Nash Four Passenger | N there is every sign that the num coupe known as the VictOria. The} bor will be increased at last prices advertised at that time willlratio in the next. twelve. mo! f. o. b., Kenosha, Wiscons'n. Replacements alone will require — most 2,000,000 cars in 19 If she doesn't pull, {t's probably}] Price movenfents like production valves. have had many ups and downs. —— Some makers, depending on quan The Mountain Tire Service under| tity production have been ablo t the management of B. F. Raymond | cut prices. Few extreme changes in a by Samuel Ford, has picked | designs were noted but some fac ee 1 and moved to| tories nevertheless were forced t néwor Marge at 401 Hast] spend millions in reequipping their NanAcatrs o it has assum-| factories for production of new ed the name of the Dayton Rubber|™odels. Balloon tires increased in ompat and will become an au- popularity but did not eclipse the thorized factory branch of that com-|Tesular sizes on many models pany in Dayton, Ohio, Mr. Ray. ie cel mond's 14 years experience in the ihe game is thought tobe tne chee | VeEW Assistant In yauarters and the sheriff's office has been unusually good of late. J M M C. W. Matheson, vice president and director of sales of the Oak’and Motor Car company, announces the appointment of W. R. Tracy as as sistant director of »: j This recognition of Mr, Tracy's Auto row impresses one much as| fine record with the Oakland com a child might who has suddenly sat| Pany extending back over a period down upon a protruding pin. 'There| f nearly fourteen years, will meet § unusual vigor displayed in every | With popular acceptance among his showroom and {t looks as though| host of friends in the organization each dealer believes that he has an| 4nd the trade at large, Iter Storrie drove down to Lusk Saturday on Buick business. What business? Nohe of your busi- ness individual option on all live Sad ot eee a prospects in town, NASH EMPLOVES ALL More and more O¥erlands are making thelr appearance upon city streets. RECEWE GASH GIFTS Have you seen any of,the bune's careful driving observers? _ Every employe of the Nash Mo: Notre Dame went west and show-| tors company was presented a ed the Californians just how foot-| Christmas remembrance in the form ball ts played. mhSS—SSS=—== = The Casper Buick company, nounces the establishment of a new reason forthe outstanding success of this company. Sales Department Mrs. Florence Prag Kahn of Call: fornia is making an effort to be a Y elected to Congress to fill the unex- PuSneekaRy: bo Dalen Bee Of Oakland Plant pired term of her late husband YOU'LL BE SATISFIED WITH THE KIND OF “The boss forgot to tell you thatwe to replace Threaded Rubber Ineulation iit does not last for the life of the plates,” says Little Ampere. 136 East Midwest ulius Kahn. chairman of the House filitary Committee. ight irs During the tast moriths of her husband's life Kahn carried on all the work of his office. BICYCLES Accessories Supplies EVERYTHING For the Boy’s or Girl’s Wheel Tires Repairing Casper Cycle Supply 229 E. First St. EASY TERMS See These Today the Plant to the public has totalled more became the sensation of this show, fs it did at every other show where A tremendous de- Chrysler arose and fac- facilition were taxed to the ut- e care of the Chrysler than $2,000 cars, Over fifty millions On‘ January 8 at noon a group] It ts fn af Casper Motor Company of dollars haa been paid by motor of men will gather in the luncheon | thy date will fall at momo time \ H figures indleate, that the Chegeiee room of the Townsend hétel. Im-| coon after the presentation tbe To elp Celebrate has outdistanced every. firetsyes portant matters will be discussed, " " és z * record that the industry has hy : but oustanding among them will be| Penver show which Is now sched Anniversa: fihs: databhianed ye the pefmanent setting of the date|uled for March 8 Wh wo est! ry. ‘ oe for the Third Annual Automobile] mate tho time of the Casper show ae ——_~—_____ Sq | show, for the mon will constitute}as March 15, wo are hitting the! On Monday, the fitth, the Chrysles all the available members of thé|mark very closoly for the generat} esc win nece « He is the road mope. He likes to travel along about 7 milestam bowr. He} Casper Automotive Dealers’ associa-| opinion of the individual members| S'* Wil have completed its first the speeder. tion. of the association seoms to incline] Ye®r of existence and the Casper IF FOUND IN COURT The meeting called for next rard that th Motor company is one of hundreds MISSION IN GOTHAM i Thuraday by Joe E, Mansfield, local] At any rate of other ( ler dealers through “Don't be afraid to speak up distinctly in court. I¥ you are guilty, say | aseociation, will be short, snappy | as ¢o just when Hanoy barty to celébrate, se Sita or excuse. Usually fh a aii case, | and to the point. Before the motion | wander about am ‘or most of the public, it is hard strict attention to what the court says and the aid that the court will give | for adjournment is heard the logical) models and then § Hieve that a year ago the Chry-| Members of the Mexican Automo you and your witness will enable you to present your defense without a|date for the spring display of motor | Tribune's bie aut r Six was nothing more than a|tive Mission are in New York to at aristocrats will have been set ‘and which wilt name. It is equally hard to belleve|tend the Silver Jubllee Automobile “Tt you feel annoyed by the decision, remember that it ts not always easy | prepagations will be under way for ening night that 32,000 Chrys} rs could have} Show, which opened to the public If you feel especially outraged, don't show your |an event unequaled by either of the|should far outs! been built and shipped within -solyesterday, The, visitors are repre f necessary, appeal. But, most of | other two issu r Hort @ space of time, However, be-| sentatives of motor transportation all, don't let ‘any unfortunate court experience of your own tim you into — - huss these are facts, Mr, John-|compantes and motor vehiclo dealers Ge Chaka rns totarsoe'the Cueletnas gon feelu that he nas g000 reason to I aseee who are making & aps : ft to employes was in excess o} . 0 this country to study ALWAYS BE REASONABLE AUTO OUTP ae: mpl Aw bine } The Chrysler was first presented to our methods of mierahandlaat 5 | In motoring—as in all things—be ‘i the public at the 1924 New York|highway development, and other | reasonable. As the ore er te? Coe ae mobile sh: It mmediately mat relating motor travel reasonable. by Mt, Nash who wished each a To insist upon the right of way Merry Christmas and handed him an even thongh ft may be legally, T0 5 Hala, REPRE PA SL SeT EO B may rertlt dn, kn aodaane "The other 5 5 bank note and a catd bearing an Ww illard atteries man may be reckless. Regardless ph Se 2 appropriate inscriptior lof the right of way rale for your ay - + 4 _ —for every make of car locality: © year did not equal the recoré | Give, the right of way to a street | breaking period of 1923 in the auto > eke pilachgng “hee Aa opel i car between cross streets. industry. In that year*more than Seeks Office tery and have it in your car e minutes, Give the right of way to fire fight- | 4,000,000 cars were turned Threaded Rubber or Wood Insulation, He Insists | ing vehicles and te ambulances. When final figures are compiled for 2, whichever you prefer. We Threatied Give the right of way to police |this year it 1 cally is certain Seva Rubber. it makes the battery last longer. Auto Electrical Co. Phone 968-J How Can You Pass Them Up? ROCK BOTTOM PRICES Tre- Bulcle mervien tation At Lavoye RADIATOR WORK 1—Chalmers Coach; reconditioned, whigh ‘se equipped o dequate) j . Fy Bare for ail the oll fist Buleks a. Nothin; ae a Penaknabls harge painted »an exceptional bargain. aramid a WYOMING RADIATOR & WELDING ‘ Triste SR tec > 1—Nash Sport Roadster; six wheels, six SHOE New Year and all that goes with it 316 W. Yellowstone Phone 18268 tires; slightly used; a wonderf MAMMOTH TREES SHVED ay CHEYENNE ono WOU’ LL CHEYENNE, Wyo,, Jan. 3.—Al- though the elty government decreed that all trees in the parking along Capitol avenue should be removed the order has been amended to ex- empt two cottonwoods, the largest trees In the city, which stand about, midway of the avenue's length. The remonstranoes of old time coltizens against destruction of these two trees, each of which is larger around than a barrel, resulted in their be- itg spared. The two trees were planted by H, 8, Oliver, jater of Buf- of them, It's better to be falo, Wyoming, 49 years ago. to At all tires — Balloons, Cor regular dealer from OOMPANY Wholesale Distributors Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel | 8 a, m, and 2:80 p, m. Leave Salt Creek 8 a.m, and 2 p, m. BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS i Bus Leaves 2:30 Daily Salt Creek Transportation Co, TELEPHONE Ltt Wet rubber {s always slippery. You'll skid on ice, snow or mud-covered roads with any type of rubber tire, unless you preventit by using WEED CHAINS. They lay their own traction. They make your brake power efficient by stopping dangerous forward skids, Always carry your WEED CHAINS with you— put them on the minute you feel the need WEED CHAINS are made tn sizes and Fabric. We sell them here. Buy your Weed Chains from your If he hasn't them he can get them THE WYOMING AUTOMOTIVIS gain. Ford Sedan; like new. SKID- used cars, safe than sorry. 138 South Kimball P_N. CARR CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN __---.6-45 p. m. GO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY Arrives a NCE ys Arrives ~6:50 a, m. 9:55 p.m TRAIN SCHEDULES ul bar- Also several other real good buys in VERY REASONABLE TERMS Nash Casper Motor Co. Phone 1818 W. L. TREBER Departs 1:50 p. m. Departs 6:00 p. m. Departs 4:00 p. m. 8:95 p. m. Departs 7.10% m.