Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 5, 1925, Page 16

= F.. a 1 de sc fin of ap | | PAGE FOUR t | Live News of. Motordom in This Section USED FORDS TO. nF GUARANTEED Company Agencies Will) Put New Policy | Into Effect. ps | } that’s his bus- idvantage the} ared to give his rs, benefits not ned elsewhere, If he has ed Ford me-| ved equipment necessary 1 advantages he used car to the | and with a mechanical cost its under | | ection to be d n yt ganization, ¥ Mc ny feels that | brac n Opportunity to | ¢ wrea e¢ to those who e cars = oh ee | Motoring Problems Will Be Studied} At Big Con vention WASHINGT( D.C From the natic h the An Aut April 4 dquarters of ntlon of A, club secretaries to be held in Washington, April 30-May 1 The call for the convention, w e nature of a school and ¢ for motor club secretar gone out to all the clubs ranches flying th A. A. A. em From the nses to the it is ex-| etaries will | nd that will Three nich | SEE KEMMER The Fender Man in Your Town Kemmer Body & } Fender Shop You Can Bet On One of Our Fine Used Cars See These Sunday 1 Chevrolet Coupe Excellent Shape -.. $300 $300 1 Dodge Touring in pertect.me | | | | 1 Ford Roadster 1924 model—a bargain -- chanical condi- 350 tion Nash Casper Motor | Company 146 S. Kimball Phone 1818 || | the engine and w | top of the cyl car is in every mea How to Locate Engine Troubles Although it is not necessary to be a motor mechanic to be com- it IS necessary that you have a f knowledge of the various units on an engine and al test of cach of them. petent to locate engine tronble, certain amount o} how to make a g that you must unc but rather that y t is real GUESS AT WHATS WROMG ~LEARN TO MAKE SIMPLE TESTS. contact points Sometime the edge o switch is depressed, thi gasoline or ne. You can do th float@chamber of carburetor ut and driy rom the To test the when you t the oO. K battery the gaps at the points are correct probably lies in be exercised in matter to get scribe in detail how Ignition. the Ignition pa time to find t there is where thi in the J tem or gasoline 8) ions should be examined at the tank, t d the carburetor floods freely you can be fairly certain the gasoline d to test the ignition. , remove one of the spark plugs and lay it on k position that you can ¢ with the starting motor. and the engine turning over you do ark at the points of the plug, you know out going further that the trouble lies in the Ignition system. If the starting motor turns over you know that the battery is <. Examine carefully to see that all wires are connected and that the connections are clean and tight at the contact breaker and Take out all spark plugs, see that they are clean and that e hy rease é ¢ contact breaker or distributor. examination of this unit, for it t of adjustment. to make an examination of cach part of the it hen you have engine trouble c nake a few simple tests to de tion system examine i the exact point ca J not in in t order. ouble ma , ignition sys tem. How g motor trouble your engine wil The sys ar starting motor switch is depressed, c there is something wreng either with the ing switch, battery or wiring. with a hydrometer to see if it is charged and to | g to sce that it has not rubbed at some point. | | | | itis a simple matte: > as long as the needle valve is held up. oat chamber, then you know that there soline system between the carburctor may be a dirty filter, broken gaso- Next week I will describe in roubles in the gasoline system. when th ce the point If ali are O. K. then the troubl Great care shoul is a very cas In an carly article DANGER FOR MOTORIST STILL * LURKS NEAR NINE-MILE LAKE By this I do not mean rstand the theory and operation of every unit ou should know where these units are located on hat care and adjustment they require. uble develops the average automobile owner. is st where to start and how to go about finding If you simply make a guess at what's wrong hout first making a rough | ¢ probability is that y one way to find out rouble lies and that is | . ¢ whether the trouble lies in | cal trouble re with other that the engine re- y lie | re ee that they are clean ch should be cleaned. endix drive pinion on the starting motor sticks on flywheel and must be released. as above the starter still will not operate, then call in a mechanic. If, however, the engine turns over quite freely when the starter le will usually be found in cither the t look in the gasoline tank to see | Now lift up the engine hood and | ine is flowing through to the carburetor freely. | holding up the needle valve in the center of the | If the gasoline is coming through | | | | | If after examining If with T will de- SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1925 TM \ aE | | | By SPARK PLUG Nine-Mile lake has relinquished its grip on the highway. With the rising ef the asphalt rib- ove the surface of the water, arises a graye danger which must be met at once to avoid a casualty. At the present ime, the highway | is blocked or partially blocked by a number of boards. At eath end these barriers indicate that the road » | is unsafe and that the detour’ is "LINES TO ‘MOTOR MORON Here lies the remains of Percival Sapp, He drove his car with a girl in: his 1 ath this lies nes, n the hill, he had no cha stone Wiliiam 18. es the body of William Jay, maintaining his right-of- John Smith lies here without his shoes He drove his car while filled with booze. So ee a rule, birds that nest in dark such as holes in trees or rows in the ground, lay white e The new Moon came to Casper on Saturday 5 d the Car OVERLAND SIX | SCORES AGAIN Production of Newest| Models Speeded Up By Factory. at a th autorno- definite Auto Service Co.| WE WASH CARS WE REMOVE PAINT We Give Service WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER | vrt | re of its salient mechz gh for beauty splendid ex in motor Smart strea are t the new nstruction, assis of 1\p%s-Inch wheel andard and De Luxe th belted: om-design an After that hard fishing trip. It will pay. ALEMITE SERVICE STATION | \ 116 South Durbin | n [stANDARD “Craftsma and Accuracy a Law” is more tha CAD WYOMING 133 North Wolcott St. Phone 2570 STANDARD OF THE WORLD Che Casver Sunday Cribune Water Sinks Below Concrete Ribbon on Road To Salt Creek but Menaie to Night Driving Is Not Eliminated. | } a red light so that drivers will not toe ane hinalor, cavelemGkevatitas CASPER | know of this. But what of the man | who has never been in this country | before? Has he any way of know- ns ? ing that the road has been long Why Pay More? | the expenditure of a few dollars and a few hours of some employees’ j time, by the State Highway depart ment will remove the danger now present at that foint, It will be weil to attend to this before the arrival of the summer tourist season. Cas péx doesn’t want the lives of tour ists in Wyoming charged. to her negligence, to merchandise the route to take—but only in the TA anal chaser receives lL r lurks at each end of the | lake for in both instances the high- dollar value. ways tops a hill and then coasts sud- denly down to the level of the water. For those who know of the presence of the mysterious body of water, OLDSMOBILE future. present conditions are perhaps well enough But let ive a thought to the! SIX present board barriers | » warning Ught for night | ‘Time and phat atte If you knew how care- || motorists traveling at a high rate fully th Old M ¥ j of specd have come upon the boarda|| fully the Olds Motor 131 E. Fifth St—Phone 724 vuddenly a to swerve sharp-|| Works build their cars i UN Siesea tae hitting them, The warn- yckade should be marked with ly te : you would readily under- n stand why the 1925 mod- els are considered the best light sixes on the market bec me confused in the inky black- ness und elther crash through the COMMON SENSE It’s just’ common sense— cars so that every pur- Only in this way can we insure our COLISEUM MOTOR CO. Dooce BROTHERS DEALERS SEL 6000 UseD CARS our used dollar for guards or leave the road for the|| today. depths of the ditches. i | nes Following its long stay beneath } the waters of the lake and after its lengthy submission to the pressure $1080 T0 $1585) of the water, it is probably that the old highway is thoroughly unsafe submerged? Though there be a barrier, a | strange driver is apt to cast his | eye over the rough and ready de- tour and then gaze longingly at the N 7 M strip of pavement and decide that 550 East Yellowstone no good reason exists for the detour signs and attempt to cross on the asphalt. The result his obvious. Though it has not as yet been test- ed it is reasonable to assume that the highway will not support the weight of a motor car and serious if not fatal complications will be the result of attempting to cross. lettered sign should be posted at the barrier announcing t the pavement is absolutely un. e for travel. “It should tell why is Present conditions at Nine-Mile are deplorable and Phone 1406 Phone 236 lak FIRST AND PARK as distributers for O automobile has more convincingly demon- strated its supreme performance qualities mship a Creed, n a slogan, it is an impelling principle, in Cadillac manufacture. 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