Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1925, Page 13

NEW AUP SHOWS IMPROVEMENTS | OF MANY TYPES Mechanical Features ~~ Show Latest Designs Of Service. Details of construction of the new Hupmobile Hight reveal even more advanced refinement in de- sign than were incorporated in first statemeiits of the car. They dis- close more. clearly that the appli- cation of numerous engineering principles was contributed to {t in ways not heretofore brought out in multi-cylinder automobile. Among the car's unusual mechan- feal features are the crankshaft, pistons, combustion chambers, valve mechanism, cooling system, starter and generator. The crankshaft, drop forged from carbon steel, is tested for static and dynamic balance. Shart length be- tween bearings gives it extreme rigidity and freedom from perlod- ic vibration. It weight 994% pounds —probably the heaviest ever -manu- factured for an engine of compar. able size. Engineers say that its weight and fr account fer much of the super-smoothness of the engine. Its thick, heavy cheeks @and its delicate balancing forestall possibility of whip or dis- tortion. The smoothness of such a shaft might well be expected to mean to engine operation is accentuated by especially designed’ ght fron pis- s with extremely light and rong connecting rods of drop- forged duralum. Combined with the short, balanced crankshaft—heavy And stiff—light connecting rods and light pistons in efght-in-line’ con- struction mean the complete elim- “ination. of vibration. Hupp engineers believe it better engineering to use an extremely heavy crankshaft, with bear!ngs of large diameter and length, than a lighter shaft of cheaper design and smaller diameter with more bear- ings. Though the Hupmobile de- sign 1s more costly, the company’s engineers ‘point to the engine's per- formance as convincing proof of its greater desirability. Small, ght crankshatts @ more subject to twisting and torsional strains, thgy point out, regardless of the number of bearings used. FUELIZER IN PACKARD HAS ADVANTAGES This {s the time of the year when the average motor car owner appre- clates fully the talk of. automobile engineers about viscosity of lubri- ting oils and low grade of gaso- line. Frequent and long intervals of choking while starting motors and exasperation which comes from balky motors in excessively cold Weather come from low grade gas- cline. One of the results is that unburned gasoline gets down past the pistons and dilutes the lubri- ‘cating oll and from this comes re- pair bills. , In both the Packard Six and the Packard Blght cars both of these conditions are cared for with the Packard “Fuelizer,” a de vice which preheats the gasoline, making it explode more read!ly dur- ing starting and while the motor fs warming up. fornii PUBLIC AND DEALERS PLEASED WITH NEW PAIGE-JEWETT CARS Countless telegrams poured into the Paige-Detrolt Motor Car com- pany’s offices Detroit following the opening showing of the nev Paige and Jewett sixes by dealers throughout the country, January 4th. Many of the dealers reported crowded showrooms. In Chicago, the Bird-Sykes company eaid it was {m- possible to estimate the number of itore during the opening day but the company had added over 1,000 new prospects to its lists, Cleveland where tha Paige-Ohio company .has a large community dealer organization, reported, that AUTOMOTIVE MELTINGPOT (Continued From Page One) stationery stores cautiously finger: ing reproductions of hearts and heart throbs in anticipation of that annual day of love—February 14. in justly proud pro- prietor for he has=only recently put his'new battery service car into ac- tion. We will refrain from telling you what jt looks like but watch:the streets closely if you are curfous. The road to Denver during the past Week and until the driving storm of Friday night, has been in excellent shape and not a few near records were hung up by Casper people during that period. Page Lee Doud. By the, way, Lee anonunces that when the weather permits he will again take a new Jewett up Casper mountain in high gear. Any volun- teers for the trip? Don't all yodel at once. Lost yollr dog? Better have a look in the local pound. Casper has. an energetic dog catcher on its monthly pay roll C. P. Brodie of the Brodie Rubber company, has been confined to his home with illness during the past few days. y falls on the thir- teenth. Haul out that, rusty -rab- bits’ foot and begin to heave plenty. of equine foot wear over the south paw shoulder. “Jack"" Nola wants to know whether you've taken the time to give the new Chevrolef coach the once or twice over. The careful driving contest closes today, Tough luck, big boy, better luck next time, 4 G. W. Boos, salesmanager of the Paige and Jewett department of the Lee Doud Motor company, has been knocking.’em dead during the past week, according to the big boss, and has turned in orders for several new models, Who's seen anything of a pair of light complexioned corduroy breeches? Two pair were reported to have been pilfered from one of our leading haberdasheries. Though authorities scout the report that it may have some bearing upon the mystery, a couple answering the de- scription of those desired appeared early yosterday morning at the Tri- bune office. Owner will please call and claim. J. P, Nolan of the Nolan Chevrolet company left Thursday night for Cheyenne to accompany his wife part way upon her joufney to Call. He returned and picked up . the showrooms of member were crowded fll day long. Many or. ders were booked for immediate oy livery and hundreds of proapects e rolled by the dealers, stated. Columns coyid be devoted to the messages of approval received from dealers the country over. Many deal- ers congratulated the factory on the beauty an well'as the motor and the chassis perfection of the new car. Those who had an opportunity to try the new car endorsed the com- pany's new slogan of /“trouble-free” automobiles, some even predicting the end of service departments. the message the mighty pen again Saturday | morning. Out of gas? That's hard Look forwarg next time luck. Casper seems to have been smit- ten with a new slogan. “Crab ard. the world crabs with | you—boost and you boost alone?" L. R. Earnshaw, proprietor of the Casper Battery company, returned Monday from an extended motor trip through his home state of Wis: consin whe! jhe reports plenty of cold weather and an unusually hard winter. E. W. Swift, salesman at the Big Six Motor company, departed Satur- day evening for Cheyenne to trans- act a batch of important business. W. R. Yielding, sales manager of the R. N. Van Sant Motor company, reports that the business outlook for February is very favorable for the Hudson and Essex agency. Have you viewed the auto show cards? Preity, classy, eh? What's a word in seven letters meaning ground hog—yes, you're right. The answer is sausage. Sonie atitomobile salesmen _pro- duce friends, Othets don’t produce. The unfortunate cave explorer whose name ‘has adorned countless, front pages fe the past week is not lacking in sympathy. Too bad con dolence won't lift him up 40 feet or so into the open air. ee The paint shop at the Lee Doud Motor company is now equipped to turn out lacquer (duco) the ve: est {n lasting finish for motor cars, Lee claims that the jobs turned out from his shop rival those of the fac. tories. Thore is another type of good Maxwell on display at the Casper Motor company. Don HerbeM, tocal carpet cleaner, will specialize in cleaning the inside of closed cars in the future, . You'll want a copy of the Triy bune’s annual Industrial edition. Gene Griffith of the’ Finance Corporation !s !n Cheyenne on urg- ent business. Seems a shame that just when Spring had arrived tn Casper a Give Hogan a Litt Why » When you can get 8 good Chandler for « small amount down, and the balance in easy payments? R. N. VAN SANT Although our salesmen and demonstrating care worked last Sunday from 8 a. m. until late im the @vening, we were unable to auccesafully eatiafy the great demand made upon us for demonstrations by the people of Casper. ° Today, though our supply of Chevrolet demom atrators ia still limited due to the unprecedented de mand upon Chevrolet factories for more care, we will earnestly endeavor to give a free ride and demom stratidn in the NEW CHEVROLET to all thoee in- terested. Just call at our sales room or telephone 2100 for a demonstration call. NOLAN-CHEVROLET COMPANY $22 South David Streot howling Uezard from the North. east drove the dancing sprite to cover. Dodge Brothers production is 100 cars per day now, according to word received Friday at the Coliseum Mo tor Co. The vaporized kerosene method used by the newly installed auto laundry, with the Alemite Service station is proving {ts worth in.the cleaning of motors and chassis. J. B. Sulliven if back on the job at the Coliseum Motor Co., after & brief illness, e Ever try to make the Careyhurst hill on a slippery day? Take it slow hae is the recip J. W. Austin, of the James Nash Motor Co., of Denver {s in Casper spending a few days at the Nash Casper Motor Co. Mr. Austin was formerly factory representative for the Peerless people. L. W. Winkels, formerly with the Baker Grude Realty Co. of this city is busy selling Nash cars for the Nash Casper Motor Co. The new Oldsmobile coach is in Casper. This favored model blew In late Eriday and was ready for countlesag demonstrations Saturday and toda’. Mr. Kamman urees that all folks interested in this neat little closed model inspect it as soon as possible ‘before the prospective own er calls for his charge. Used cars have been moving speed ily at the R. N. Van Sant Co At Culver City we hear of an usual record hung up by a Chandier roadster. Ralph Mulford at the wheel of the Chandler tore off 1000 miles in exactly eleven hotrs, twenty-nine minutes and fifty four | seconds. This ts the fastest 1000 miles ever negotiated by an auto mobile according to the Chandler officials. It represents an average speed of 87 mfles per hour. A stock roadster was used with the exception of a special high gear which Dare naturally have to be Installed¥to hang up the tremendous speed. un Ralph Kamman, of the Natrona Motor Co., spent Tuesday and Wed nesday of Imat week in Denver on j Oldsmobile business. Big news soon, folks, and don't | forget the Tribune's automobile show edition set for March 8. Gaeoline Advances Another Cent a Gallon in Casper 30c Gasoline Predicted by Summer I Can Cut Your Gas Bills 25% to 50%! Read the Testimonial Below Casper, Wyo., January 27, 1925. J. He Younker, S. Durbin sper, Wyo. Dear Sir: I installed the Vaporizer and De carbonizer in my one-ton Ford truck engine which I use as the Mountain View bus. It saves three gallona of gas per day. Before, I used. eight gallons and now am using only five. Am making 700 miles on 45 gallons, and before I used 72 for the same number of miles. The engine works better and have no carbon trouble. Yours truly, JAMES 8. DAVIS. Many others showing even greater sayings furnished on request. The “Stransky” Vaporizer and Hp- carbonizer “Vill Save Gasoline and Remove Carbon Will remove carbon. Prevent spark plug trouble. Prevent overheating. Make engine start easter. Give more power and speed. Save 26% to 50% of gasoline. Save 25% to 50% on oll. Make more miles per gallon than any device on the market re gardless of price. The Stransky Vaporizer is a de- bonizer as well as a‘ gasoline r and We positively guarantee hat you can remove every particle of yn from your engine and not lose the use of your car for a minute \ Vaporizer for AU Makes of Cars See J. H. Younken For Demonstration 8. Durbin St., Casper con) oN Co ta be Salt Creek Busses | Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel 8 a. m,. and 2:30 p. m. Leavo Salt Creek § a. m. and 2 p. m. BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS Bus Leaves 2:30 Daily Salt Creek Transportation Co, TELEPHONE 144 Ee RS PL CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE ~ CARS LEAVE DAILY AT 9:30 A. eM, FARE—$12.00 Saves you approximately 12 hours’ travel between Casper and Ri awlins WYOMING MOTORWAY. Salt Creek Transportation Company's Office TOWNSEND HOTEL Do*Not Miss the PHONE 144 ‘Chance to Buy This Wonderful New Car at a Great Sacrifice . New Cole “8” Five-Passenger Brouette— Run Less Than 1 Owner Beautiful color; full balloo Winterfront; cigar lighter; extra tire and cover; In fact, fully We Are Offering This 000 Miles—Cost $3,700 n tires; heater; automatic bumpers, front and rea seat covers; rear trunk; chains, equipped in every respect. Beautiful Closed Car for the Astounding Low Price of $2,300. The Best Buy We Haye Offered the Public WEE in Years, CALL TODAY CASH OR TERMS JOE E. MANSFIELD, Inc. 328 South David S PACKARD There Is Nothing That: your car is getting the proper service. lieve that it is just as important to serve and satisfy a regular customer as a new o Hood Tires, Tubes All Grades of Oils and Better Texaco Gasoline Center Street Service Station Fifth, Centex and Railroad treet—Phone 346 HUPMOBILE Are Your Lamps Bright? Or are they open to improve ment? It may be the filament in the lamp is almost exhausted or the wiring may need renewal Our ignition and electrical ser- vice embraces all such items, Car lighting receives our spec- ial care, Auto £lectrical Cp. 136 E. Midwest _ Phone 968) Like Being Sure We be- ne, and Accessories Phone 2841 PAGE THREE Qe @e Utility Every Day in the Month Twelve Months in the Year More motorists every day come to the conclusion that for year ‘round utility there is no more practical or convenient car then a Ford. The Fordor Sedan is roomy, comfortable. and attractive in appearance—inside and out. In city traffic it handles and parks so easi thousands drive it who could readily afford costlier cars. On country roads it comes through where heavier cars frequently cannot. Such qualities as these have brought the Ford its well-deserved reputa tion as the “Universal Car.” Fora fotor CGompaan € Detroit aad Tudor Sedan + + 8580 Fordor Sedan + + 660 All prices /. ©. b. Detroit $260 290 - 520 On Open Cars Starter and Demountable rims are S85 extra Runabout + + = Touring Car “we Coupe - - ,- = See thd Nearest Authorized Ford Dealer LCOME The Coach Of All Coaches! When winter comes—spring is not far behind. But what matter the weather when you’re driving this six-cylinder Oldsmobile Coach! It has a Fisher body—Duco finish— powerful L-Head engine—Balloon tires — Delco system — Harrison radiator—and a dry disc clutch— And it costs only $1075—on General Motors’ liberal easy payment plan if,you choose OLDSMOBILE Six Natrona Motor Company Park and East Yellowstone Phone 236 °1075 1. & b, Lansing—Tax Extra Balloon Tires - J 5 8