Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1925, Page 16

PAGE FOUR || Dependable Dealers Use These Pages 750 GHRYOLERD CONVENIENCE IN WADE NAY Average Speeded Up to| New High Mark in Last Month. | day by the ¢ a its effort ywide de to catch d for its cars. t view of | has been | of the great Chry- 5 ncentrated today on demand in delivering | Four, Production is} g 500 cars a day—the put of four-cylinder cars in a € sler plant. dealers tod: mak- (Circle) passen ator design Front er custom coupe CLEVELAND lk “In keeping with the tendency of the average automobile buyer's de- mand for greater conyenience each year in motor cars, the Cleveland Automobile company, in introducing its 1926 line of automobiles, have held this thought paramount. ne improvements which have been in- corporated tend to not only promote greater conventence for the owner but to increase the car's service: ability,” states John W. Whisen- hunt, distributor for the Cleveland Six. view of new Cadillac five- showing new radi- pen cars, like the seven- tom “The new Cleveland Six line com- prises two distinct types of cars on two different chassis, these being the Special and Standard Six series, Three closed models and thfe open type bodies constitute the Special Six models, while a sedan and tour- ing ca e included in the Standard Six sei is ight body styles in the two lines. “Throughout the body designs of the various models there is a touch of Europe char ized by long, low lines and smart appearance. As a whole the new presentation of cars is pleasingly conspicuous due to the striking arr of blue, green and gray body shades which pre- dominate. “Both Cleveland Six series incor+ porate what has proven a big boon to motorists—One Shot’ equipment a ‘centralized system of automatic lubrication for the chassis, the Cleve- th a rapidity not an- e thousands who} to wait] or Car comp: signed and placed in production new car, announced and on displas by the Cadillac distributors and deal ers for the first time. y could made.” oes isi <S at k _ PAGKARD SETS RECORD OVER ROUGH ROUTE ich for hundreds of The new car, yY characteristics whic the Cadillac, particular!: past eleven years, ini continues marked to engine, chassis and body and incorporates notable improvements, according to the company's announcement. The new Cadillacs, the announce- ment states, are refined and more 1 been washed out by cloud; spirited in appearance, more lively nd in the face of many other|in performance, and simplified in 2 o Klein, Chi-| construction and maintenance, They set up a new| provide even greater riding comfort le road record between Chi-|and the prices on the various body nd Los Angeles. He clipped|models have been reduced by and 43 minutes off the pre-| amounts ranging from $190 to $930 vious best elapsed time for an auto- le between the two cities fast run was made in a Pack- Klein has driven Six standard and seven custom- built bodies are included in the new line, with prices ranging from $2,995 for the standard five-passenger : previously a of 40,000 miles./prougham to $4,485 for the seven Tt was exactly 80 ho passenger custom imperial. ‘The a Chicago that he was hree open cars—roadster, touring at the end of nd phaeton—haye custom-built bod- pe e best previous el ss wong 00 Tat be bess ries The new Cadillacs are low, fleet 1 UF no enicnnd, Me, Klein coach, |22¢ graceful, ‘Their lines are new ‘ phbrial ea f ,;|and sweeping, somewhat Buropean ) haying covered ping at re WRG ROR Sy in effect, with longer bonnet, refine- 189 miles with an mverane ig ment of radiator design, new fenders or oT Omaha, Nebraska | With foreign touch, and new dis- es aps O, pmaha, Navrask®|tinctive lamps, both headlamps and bev ees bs rear signals. The bodies are fin- woth aot ane inning | ined in various colors—blues, greens grays, browns, and creams—setting off the skill: blending of curves and contou' med for t lorado to th tandard and custom-bullt; ies are by Fisher, designed and ced by that organization work-| ing in close cooperation with Cad- illac engineers. “Squarely in line with the most advanced tendencies in motor car design, the progress presented in the y Cadillac is the logical con tinuation of Cadill: complishment,” ct Fisher, president and general mar ager of the company “Combined with the inherent ance of the Cadillac V-type, elght engine, a feat achieved by our engineers two years ago and generally believed ‘impos. sible,’ engineering researches of the past two years have lead to a re- finement of that nas the most direct route to the type of car “which Cadillac is constantly striving to produce. “From the owner's point of view we believe {t will appeal as a beau- tiful car, most’ efficient, simplest and most accessible chassis Caddilac has ever produced. Improved in every par. ticular, it retains the acknowledged Cadillac characteristics of highest excellence in design, mechanical con struction and fine workmanship, “Engine changes have been made which, first of all, particularly elim inate crankcase dilution and con- land Automobile company, because construction, incorporated where consistent Cadillac quality, gives ad- of its successful experience with it, is continuing its use on new 1926 models. endowed with the finest. | ded advantage to the increased en- gine power and efficiency. Chassis refinements and simplification have lessened its weight 263 pounds; and the complete cars of various models are reduced in weight by 280 to 420 pounds, With the greater engine power, these factors produce distinct. ly improved performance.” “The ‘One Shot’ system absolutely banishes lubrication worries. ‘There is no more need to get out and gét under, the driver of a Cleveland Six has to do is to step on the plunger of the ‘One Shot’ reservoir and clean, fresh oil {s forced under Pressure to 23 points of the chassis YES -OR NO You like your car or you don’t like it and your friends’ opinions depend on your “Yes” or “No”. We want everybody to answer ] “Yes” when the inquiry concerns | Dodge Brothers Motor Car. And | we know that the only way to | make it unanimous is to sell dous specific an accompli: This wh dvantages. hme! toward engineers of whole industry been striving for more than years. Its achlevement in this car solves what has been a problem with all internal combusion engines It will rank as one of the foremost contributions to modern motor car development. “From an engineering standpoint. | everything consistent with the best | practice has been done to build the car low. The riding p is h ter sition even more comfortable th ly and the bodies inusually low. Lig ed time bursts were encoun-|the top surfaces of the road were Gallup, New Mexico. The away, caused many tire nds were washed away .for and punctures. It was es- of miles and at many|timated by Mr. Klein and his three c ere the road still remained | relief drivers who went the full dis- i 1 to be en through|tance with him, spent more than ent | 10 hours on tire repairs. r € Cal la it The actual running time for the 5 a r 1 fi he was considerably less th that Y carried a of th tre » route 1 r LE ately fa ee | *, 1 y + STUDENTS’ OVERSTUDY FORD COUPE | CAUSES MANY FAILURES $395 nt PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.—(Un!- | — a t e58).—Overstudy in conjunc: | lasy Ter: tion with lack of method ranks as SEE R. N. VAN SANT one of the principal causes of failure among students, according to a sur- vey made jn the Wharton School of Finance in the University of Penn STORAGE BATTERIES | syivavia ‘Bere $5.00 | Although lack of effort and study sale q | cause the failure of many students Down, Balance in 30 day | Mono aa poptiely Gait Exchange Price $12.50 and vp | Foc loka iauad anual W. B, SANDS BATTERY ram di ap el “ | failure: rding to STATION which disclosed many instances in | 430 ae a atereione which ov dy and devotion to nec ja ad _— € uy ¢ ment caused = scholastic Our Used Car Sale | Is Still On | WEEK WE ARE OFFERING SPECIAL BARGAINS on all of our used cars. We need all possible and will sacrifice the end. torage room used car to attain this Yellowstone 1 and McKin! Let the HUDSON Be Your Next Car $1,485.00 | Delivered at Casper WAIT! densation, and give the car tremen: | Dodge Brothers used cars that are really in good condition. COLISEUM MOTOR Co. | 181 E. Fifth St.—Phone 724 Dopse BROTHERS DEALERS Set Bo0D Used CARS | Bargain Festival Week MEANS ATTRACTIVE PRICES on fi SED CARS THE NEW OLDSMOBILES — ‘ARE COMING! A Better Car A Better Price Natrona Motor Co. 550 East Yellowstone Phone 2—1923 Ford Tourings—Reconditioned. Repainted, good top and tires on both. $230.00 $235.00 BUICK SIX An ideal’ hunting and fishing car $75.00 We have only a few—but those we have ARE WORTH THE MONEY Nolan Chevrolet Co. 322 South David St. Phone 2100 ~ Ul JOURNEY THROUGH PARKS INTO CANADIAN ROCKIES PRESENTS TREAT FOR THE AUTO TOURIST By SPARK PLUG For motorists of Casper who long to attempt something new, to see new scenes, new faces, and new cus- toms, and at the same time make a comparatively short aute:nobtle trip, we suggest a jaunt through Yellow- stone and Glacier parks, and a con- tinuation into Canada, the Canadian Rockies and the Lake Louise coun- try. Comparatively few motorists of Wyoming know of thé excellence of the Canadian highways and of the Wealth of scenery they open to the traveler by automobjle. There are a number of differont routes by which tourists may reach the North- ern country, and space permits us to mention here only one or two of the most popular trips. For instance, the local tourist may reach Yellowston park either by way of 'Thermopolis id Cody or the wander Dubois route. Completing the tour of the park our sight-seers iay next leave the Yellowstone by way of Cody and go north to Bili- ings. From Billings, a good Mon- tana state highway is found leadi through Great Falls and the » west into Glacter park. Glacier park is w scenic education in itself, and the return may then be made to Casper if time does not allow for the Canadian trip. However, for those wishing to view the wonders of the British pos- session, an excellent highway leads from Glacier park north to Cardston Alberta. At this point the tourist is skirting the edge of the Canadian Rocki¢s. From Cardston the road leads north to McLeod, Alberta, and then on north through High River to Calgary, one of western Canada’s Jargest cities, ‘These roads are re- »rted to be in good shape by the - SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1925 Natural Resources Intelligence Ser- vice and their invitation to visit Canada is strong and appealing. From Calgary, a main Canadian highway runs almost straight west to Banff, in the heart of the highest peaks in North America. Banff.is the center of the Lake Louise coun- try, and only a few miles remain to one of the world’s most picturesque mountain lakes. ‘The motorist may return to Casper by coming’ south trom Lake Louis to Windermere and Fernie, continue south to Missoula, Montana. From Missoula the logi- cal next stop is Butte, and one i then on the Yellowstone trail from where it is an easy matter to turn to Billings and south to Per. —_—\——— A patent has been taken out i England for a wireless crystal s¢tt contained in a walking stick, which carries its own collapsible aerial, A metal spike in the place of a ferrule forms an earth connection. WHY NOTA HUDSON? You Won’t Go Wrong— Coach or Brougham Low Cost Transportation Star es Cars NEW PRICE Effective August 1, 1925 ~ MODELS ‘AND PRICES: Commercial Chassis $425.00 Roadster . . $525.00 Touring... .°. $525.00 Coupster . ; . . $595.00 Coupe . ... . $675.00 Coach . : .. . $695.00 Sedan . : . . . $775.00 F. O. B. Lansing, Mich. DURANT MOTORS, Inc. 250 West Fifty-Seventh St., New York ‘ General Sales Department—1819 Broadway, New York Plants ac Elizabeth, N. J., Lansing, Mich. Oakland, Calif., Toronto, Canada, * 20 Per Cent MORE POWER. GRAND MOBILIZATION OF WYOMING MOTORISTS KEEP YOUR MIND ON THE DATES All motorists of Wyoming and their families and friends will assemble at Lander ‘AUGUST 12, 1925 The Grand Cavalcade will move to MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS HOTEL YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Annual conventions of WYOMING MOTOR CLUB WYOMING PRESS ASSOCIATION Ray in the Park ‘AUGUST 14 AND 15, 1925 > Lander and Cody will entertain you. Greatest gathering of Wyoming people ever assembled. Come and see your own most beautiful National Park in the World. Get acquainted with your neighbors. Come whether you are a member of the Motor Club or not. If you wanta membership card the annual dues are $2.00. L. L, Newton, Lander, President; W. F. Wilkerson, Hazlett, Casper, Secretary-Treasurer; licity Committee. Casper, Vice President; A. J. D. W. Greenburg, Casper, Chairman, Pub-