Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1925, Page 11

SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1925 i Che Casper Sunday Cribune - PAGE THREE —_——- The Fordit company of Jackson: ville maintained a fleet of nearly a re of cars which were rented to anyone desiring to drive his own au- tomobile for q day, week or month. Many winter residents in Florida found this cheaper than bringing their own cars from the season, The Jacki dealer induced the ipany to try one Jewett in its service, Within a] yc few weeks the company had added nine more Jewetts to its nand for the le P, nvi said Mr. D Dy) PIERCE-ARAOW ENGINE TESTED OVER LONG AUN Also Tried on Special a ¢ Device for Hours at Various Speeds No athlete training for a cham- e United) amazing happenings im connection plonship event {s ever checked up “rats Paget January J, | with the building of that car ts the with half the consistency as are the ; overseas rales increased 48.6 per | Personal interest taken in all stages engines that propel the modern mo- Tey pe Comt over the came month test | of sts manufacture by Mr. Chrysler tor car. For instance, the passenger R M. JEWE z | himself. one Gtiattion (bat itiy the gbiareears| mee entye Sees e Mott Car CO | Tears 2 inowdaae’ /coueaae LILA IEE row Motor Car company must under- e 4 ‘ nye DODGE BROS. MAKE RECORD dising of motor cars. Within the] late as 11:30 at night. When ask- —_— industry he has been known more] ed why, John spoke a big mouthful, : than a dozen years as one of its| “Business.” Sales Show Big Advance leading men. Since he assumed a In First 5 Months Of 1925. ‘Total sales of Dodge Brothers Mo- tor Cars for the first 5 months of 1925, according to official figures just released, have broken all records for the corresponding months of pre- vious years, Sales in the United even more remarkable aM. E years his organization will be recog- nized ag having achieved industrial accomplishments hitherto considered impossible in the manufacture and marketing of quality motor care It is only to the public at large that Walter P. Chrysler is a new figure in the making and merchan- a position of outstanding importance in the nation’s largest industry, nearly 2,000,000 cars have been built 1 sold under his leadership. Today, at 50, those closest to him say that he and the organization he has gathered about him are only approaching the threshold of their Breatest accomplishments, Recent visitors to the Chrysler plants in Detroit report that one of the most machine shops. The bus makes a round trip eich day, John Sweeney of the R. N. Van Sant company is one of the busiest men in Casper these warm day: John says that he {s on the job e ery morning at 0 and works as Casper Mountain again comes into its own as a playground for the Casper motorist and every evening scores of cars can be seen winding their way up and down the beautl- ful scenic drive. The lights from the headlights remind one of shooting meteors, RENT COMPANY Mr. Zippy Motors Adds a Word g0 a workout that covers hundreds Ss }.| Robertson, local Dodge Brothers | | LAD you gave me that tip, Mr. Conoco. The testing appartus employed by | finally death. Dodge Beithecsy huatary, “rhe. 1036 | larly I’ve got about the liveliest, sweetest-running the Pterce-Arrow Motor Car com-| The dangerous fallacy that the at-| Dodge Brothers history. “The 1034) comers car in the stat: pany is perhaps the most efficient | M0sPhere in a closed garage 1s safe | Sales exceeded 1923 sales by over 26 |. p, bi ‘ atone! of any testing device used in the in.|s ong as an automobile engine con-| Per cent, compared with a loss o} root that the public is ever de dustry. After the engine is essem- bled it is taken to the dynamometer tinues to function, proved by tests. has been dis A dog was placed 11 per cent sustained over the same perlod’ by the industry as a whole sirous of having a better automobile may be seen in the report from Jack- “What a whale of a difference using Balanced gaso- room, where it runs for hours at |" the front seat of a touring car| This, of course, made their 1924 fig (Continued From Page One) sonville, Fla., of a‘ Drive-It-Your- line does make in a car's performance. I never . o1 5 f p g] ¢ qual and « nore p - Ss pro- 4 . Cs any y. i i ’ Mbton-waslalloiea!talidines Atiecl a0 [ale 01 surpass 25 yelled ‘by ‘a Hudson motor and the| which do} one make of : ‘ . : + ing ‘this eet of time to what is | moter x speneen ae pra tafe “The sound condition of the bus-| body ig set upon a rebuilt Hudson|car and later entirely replaced them | like until I let Conoco Gasoline show me. Fy valent Lys hundreds of miles on consciousness. At that time the air | {ess {s equally apparent in the fact | sedan chassis, The body was built|withe Jewetts, according to Lee| “ * the open rond. Bo stowed 1.8 per cent carbon mon.|that total sales, week after week,|in.the work shop of the Schulte|Doud, proprietor of the Lee Doud | Almost everywhere I go, on business or pleasure, AAGte date Alcoa eR Ree or oni e | elder mile enginaiwencmtion easin |mincestnesfimtcof Marchi have’ ex;| biaskarof(t'shop eit the chassis was | Motors company; local “Paige ant the CONOCO si vel : sree oe eee at peony run until {t stopped from lack of | ceeded production. On June 1 there| enlarged by the Warne & Crosby e sign welcomes me—a mighty pleas- valves, er moving parts are = = scrutinized by experts for sigts of wear. Final adjustments are made, the parts reassembled and the en- air at the end of two hours, when the percentage of gas was 2.1, enough to cause instant death. were fewer than 15,000 new Dodge Brothers Cars in the hands of Deal- ers in the United States and Canada d Jewett dealer. | | ing welcome, too, because it says, ‘Here’s the most Pep, power and mileage you can buy for your gas- gine ts placed in a cork-walled “si-| This Incident the experts cited in | —less than an average of 6 cars for | oline money!’” another dynamometer which meas-| Should not permit their motors to | exceeded c r Not a single weak link in Conoco's power chain ures {ts power output and internal |{l@ in the garage while they return | months. friction with absolute accuracy, After the engine is in position on the chassis, it is taken to the road testing department. After tuning up, to the house to obtain some for- gotten article. TIRE USERS GET “The size of new car stocks Is re markably small when it is consid ered that the number of different types of passenger cars has been virtually doubled by the addition of THE GREATEST BATTERY IMPROVEMENT, | IN YEARS hence greater economy and satisfaction. CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY a weight ts placed on the chassis ha anes! . t {th disc Generators STORAGE Electrical pecial types fitted with ic le BATTERY 5 Producers, Refiners and Market equal to the weight of the body it wheels, bumpers and other extra and Equipment sheph will carry. Then It ts drfven onto a dynamometer and started again, ‘The entire chassis is thus tested, the rear wheels turning another set of wheels to which the dynamometer is coupled. Tt is driven on this apparatus for nearly five hours, and covers a dis- tance of well over a hundred miles ‘The resistance of this dynamometer is equal to that of climbing a three per cent grade. First, second, third and reverse gears are used in mak- ing this test. After completing this long run*the head is removed, the Suyalves are ground and all moving parts are inspected. Then comes the road test. The chassis 1s taken out on the road and run at varying speeds. All sorts of roads are used for this test, hilly, smooth and cobblestoned, the plan of the testers being. to give the chassis the same sort of treatment as it re- ceives in a cross-country trip. After this road test a final tost- er takes the car and runs it for five miles. Then it goes back to assembly, the body Is swung into place and the entire assembly completed. Then it is given what is called the “customer's test’? conducted by a members of the sales department. When ready for shipment a mem- ber of the mdtor department runs the engine for some time. before he marks the final okeh on the card. Then it is placed {n the automobile car and shipped to its destination HOW 70 AVOID MONOXIDE GAS (Continued From Page One) from the deadly gas from motor ex- haust, carbon monoxide. The #1 experts at the bureau, R. R. Sayers and W. P. Yant, point out that the widespread use of motor cars in the less automobile “don'ts” include: Guard against operators: The running an auto the motor running, is in the open alr. Sitting in a closed car with the engine running Js dangerous; always haye the windows open. even though it be supplied. For this purpose pure oxygen can be used or oxygen with flve per cent carbon dioxide, to be xiven for about 20 minutes. The patient's limbs should be massaged, to restore and increase circulation, and the body should be kept warrh. The victim must rest, avoiding any exertion whatever, Carbon monoxide is doubly dan gerous, the experts aay, because it is hard to detect it im the air, It has no odor and fs tasteless. Symp- toms are readily found, however, A slight case finds the victim suf- fering from headache, As the per- centage of carbon monoxide in the blood. increases the headache be comes more severe. The victiin's legs weaken* and respiration in- BETTER QUALITY Van Sant Says Prices Are Low But Values Are at Best. It {s truer today than ever before that the owner of a motor car would be wise to confine his tire purchases to brands that have proved their worth over a long period of years and to stop experimenting with bar- gain brands. The prices of good tires are lower in proportion than almost any other commonly used article in daily lfe. There is so little difference’ between the cost of standard tires and that of bargain tires that !t does not pay to take the risk. “Tire users are getting more for their money than ever before in his- tory," was the recent statement cf Mr. Van Sant, dealer in United Sta tres, “Tires keep’ getting better all the time, but their prices are away down. Naturally I know more about Royal Corda than other tires. The adoption of the web cord principle of construction puts into the car- cass of this tire a degree of strength never before attained. In making of the treads—the part of the tire that comes in contact with the ground—a, new kind of rubber, called ‘sprayed rubber,’ {s used. ‘It is the toughest rubber ever known to com- merce. “There ts a great deal of satisfac- tion in being in the tire business to- day. When a dealer sells a good customer one of these modern tires he knows he is building a substan- tial good will for himself. GIVE US 430 West Yellowstone _ FLAT RATES Motors and Radiators Cleaned by Steam. ff) All Work Guaranteed. equipment.” At no time during the early mohths of 1925, although production we creased from 90 Oto 1100 per day, were dealers able to accumulate the stocks they desired in anticipation of spring demands. | Careful analysis which Dodge | Brothers have made of market and industrial conditions throughout the country led them to expect their do- | mestic sales throughout the remain. | der of 1925 to show an increase of | approximately 15 per cent over last | year, substantially the same as} shown during the first five months. | Dodge Brothers total sales, includ- ing United States, Canada and over- seas, for 1925, according to the same estimate, will exceed those of 1924 by 20 per cent They will exceed those of 1923, which was the year of maximum production for the indus- try as a whole, by over 50 per cent. W. P. CHRYSLER O DUT STANDING IN Chi WORLD Since the name Walter P. Chrys ler, through the Chr. car, firs became known to the publle, it ha grown to a position of commanding importance in the automobile ind try. Men competent to judge have since declared that at the rate he ts going and the progress his organization is making, he {s rapidly establishing himself as the outstanding new fic ure in the industry so far as to # These men go that within two Center Street Service Station A CALL Phone 1692 BUY MILLER | RUBBER GOODS Starters on All Cars We are pleased to announce the return of Mr. Car) K. Barnes to our organization. known to Casper motorists and an expert on battery and ignition work. Mr. Barnes is well Consult him. The Auto Electrical Co. 136 East Midwest Ave. Public Service Station ALL WE HAVE TO ADVERTISE IS SERVICE We would like 1402 EAST SECOND STREET—-PHONE 2170 Phone 968-J to demonstrate. 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Plies flex in perfect | devised! st of * fc ° n A ! wall re at mrbcabelegg'¢ Spier Tires, Tubes, Accessories and Vulcanizin harmony with each other a the ‘don'ts’ are disregarded by care- ” ” Ls Few Sedans surpass it in comfort or It has Delco electrical equipment— Harrison radiator —posi- These two tires were made and the a A Ae ; mobile engine in a poorly ventilated | Goo at tth 9 pe) aii a BLrsena at the paibe tue ands under identical conditions: | f-0.b. factory tive pressure feed lubrication—dry disc windshield, with automatic cleaner— high-grade upholstery—the best of everything! 550 East Yellowstone Vabecnh’ wlaling te ~ aeld: 1 tilts See this Coach—today. You'll marvel dangerous gas must see to it that HARRY TYSON : Miller flat shape at its extraordinary value! thelr garages are well ventilated. i . liller flat shar Round tire after tire. Same num They should avold exposure to car Round shay nlloon Ainary service., ber of miles. Re. be onoxide and, where it is neces | nen eet: n ; ir ! iit to s the =x cess It-—alow, 4 a on sary to come Into contact with tt, Bree ae hae oe lat = protective equipment should be pro iced! gee, on xing fs ak ELI vided | A victim of the gas should be } taken into the fresh air as soon oa ALL KINDS AUTO REPAIRIN neat N TRO possible. If the breathing has A NA MOTOR CO stopped, artificial respiration must Weaver Rubber & Vulcanizing Co . | . Phone 236 OLDSMOBILE PR —ais DUCT GF GENERAL MOTO