Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1925, Page 28

a . U 4 PAGE FOUR Che Casper Sunday Cribune WINE OTYLES IN LMS BODIES TO MEET DEMANDS Four Open and Five Closed Models In New Line long wearl he uphols' oupe and five models, to sport mod: with ever: black me! , automat busir have the and graceful streamline bod- le engine of the aw ear, being the h last e of this type to be sold at r the price the Ol! . This year virtua Nas © proven rec- year behind it, the | 60,000 owners, The engine »ps more than 40 horse power by tual test. It is of the removable L head type. ‘Cylinder block and the crank case are a single casting. hree } nze-backed babbit-lin- 4 inter ngeable bearings support the cra ft, which is balanced both and dynamically. ied to a. glass-like fin- lise type clutch is continued with the engin is given and dynamic balance before Repairing Cracks In Frame of Auto When a erack appears in a frame, to frace the part as soon ible, otherwise the crack will lengthen. In order to prevent the from lengthening, it {s ad- visable to drill a small hole at each end of the crack. Some repairmen make a practice of chipping out the metal along the craclt so as to pro- duc ling. This may appear inady the ground that it further weakens the frame, but St will avoid the producing of an elu- sive squeak, due to the metal rub- the frame springs ce or plate should be placed over a crack, pre: n both sides of the frame section whenever possible. The holes should be drilled in a zigzag fashion rather than all in’ one line. If the bolts are heated somewhat and then | drawn up as tightly as possible, the shrinkage of the bolt. as it cools, will cause it to clamp still tighter. —American Automobile Digest. SEE L. D. BRANSON For Everything Electrical Delco, Klaxon, Remy Bosch Service Station Second St. --Phone 383 At the Automobile Show Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday March 9, 10, 11, 12 WE WILL DISPLAY Roadster Business Sedan Pouring Business Coupe Pouring Coach Type ASedan Coach i All models on display at our salesroom Coliseum Motor Company 131 East Fifth St. | Phone 724 Foreign Mart Taking Cars Of U.S. Make Consumption of the product of American automobile factories by companies outside of the United States reached 14% per cent of the total in December, which ts a new high record. The average for the year is over 12 per cent; and the actual number of American vehicles purchased by the foreign countries during the year was 456,000. Misalignment of Wheels Is Cause Of Tire Troubles One of the most prolific’ causes of tire trouble and premature wear on the casing 1s wheel misalignment. This means, of course the wheels are not running true and it may be any one of the four. The front, wheels are combered to provide ease in steering and are thus tied-In to care for the natural spread in driving. But if the pitch, or cam- ber, 1s wrong the car wilf not meet the highway naturally and thus some part of the casing will have to bear 5; an unnatural brunt. Again, if the rim is not setting snugly the tire will wobble and it is sometimes difficult to tell this from misalignment. URING the period of time be- D tween 5 and 5:01 every after- noon in New York, with the exception of Saturday and Sunday, 1,000,000 people start for the sub- ways below 14th street. There is a traffic problem to stag- ger anyone. eo. Some communities have construc- ted rough approaches to railroad crossings to compel the slowing down of motor vehicles. Such ap- proaches have frequently resulted in the breaking of axles with conse- quent legal suits. And ‘such suits are costly. The whole question of railroad crossings is a troublesome one. Of course, the ideal plan is to have all crossings underground or overhead. But this is most expensive. There are those who insist that motor cars shall stop before crossing a railroad crossing, but statistics show that many accidents are due to stalling on railroad tracks. A railroad man said receytly that if the number of motor cars con- WALTER P. CHRYSLER’S TRAFFIC TALKS = MILLION START FOR SUBWAYS IN ONE MINUTE | SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1925 tinues to increase as rapidly during | the next five years as jt has during the past five years, trains will have to stop to make sure no motor cars are approaching. ee One Southern traffic expert who believes that motor cars should stop before crossing railroad tracks pro- Poses to install cross-word puzzle sign boards at all railroad crossings. “That will stop "em,” he insists. s/s Neal O'Hara, of the New York World, told members of the Na- tional Automobile Chamber of Com- merce that when he was stopped by an officer for driving his car in the wrong direction on a one-way street, he removed his hat and commented that it was a poor rule that will not work both ways. Will Rogers still insists that his plan of having the East-bound traffic go East on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and the West-bound traffic West on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, is the best of all traffic solutions, Rogers would also abolish all turns. substantial , i “drives” for ew field of work for women | ganizing and directing rat PAN opened up by Mrs. Helen | worthy charities and philantrophies. Farquhar Sanford of Kansas City. ——_o—— who earps a Income es in or-| fled Ad. For results try a Tribune Classt- Making Old Cars New is about the best thing we do We Paint and Trim Autos Make New Tops, Curtains and Cushions For protection of the interior of your enclosed car we guarantee to satisfy you with perfect and well tailored seat cushions. 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