Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1925, Page 16

1 c 4 c a s OB Ren ma PAGE SIX Live News of | Motordomin || This Section VICTORIA COUPE 5 NEW MARMION An addition closed cars selling ar cost—the Vi passen ive type rear ows have been provid- ed with provision made for lower- ing the right rear quarter glass. The glass in the two doors lowers quarter wini seat can be reached , ome ‘‘climbing over” from either side of the car. To the da few inches to the rear eat 1s a comfortably for two passengers. ne rear of the driver's storage compartment for An auxiliary seat, ered, {s located to the er's seat and fol cowl when n to the in use 2 Coupe is upholstered of a pin stripe, brown Leaner color combination r of this ty ¢ offered. is disting Coupe is mounted y and unusually ° rd Marmon chassis tive Victoria Co of 186 inch “wheel base, with the . The tt dependable com- Marmor six-cylinder leg room i without sacrif! e seating arrangement an appearance ——_—____ RURAL DISTRICTS HAVE LARGE PROPORTION OF CARS the § s A Victoria tion eld surprising! large number of the m vehic owned in the United States are registered under 1,000 population. According to re- cent ures the number of regis- in tered cars totals 4,265,2 It is es- black rough-| timated that 3, 085 of, these are Landau irons |owned on farms. r is in EVEN !IF IT HURTS Now and then we sacrifice.a new car sale because we will not pay an excessive price for a used car. If we paid Smith too much we would have to get it back from Jones. That would be unfair—and we believe in fairness, even if it hurts. COLISEUM MOTOR CO. 31 E. Fifth St—Phone 724 Donse BRO™MERS Deaters Sect Soon Usep Cars One of the big guns that will be pla ced on the Pacific Coast, being test ed at the Aberdeen proving grounds. By JOHN T. LEWING, JR. (Central Press Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.—Uncle Sam sincerely hopes there never will be a war in the Pacific, but just the same he {s preparing for one. The long delayed project of strengthening Pacific coast defenses by placing a number of the modern long range rifles at selected posi- tions is approaching execution. Fourteen and sixteen-Inch coast artillery rifles, mounted on railway carriages, are being prepared for a trip across the continent and at an early date will start eastward Very Latest in Ordnance The movement of th the rafls of the country’s transcon- tinental lines will be a test of our transportation stem as the small est of them, with it ge, will weigh 340 tons. Experts point out that never before has 2» movement of such compactness of weight been attempted from coast to coast. And from this movement the war department will learn what to ex- pect if it should attempt to send monster death-pleces from the At- lantic to the Pacific tn time of war. Scouts are now at work going over the routes. In some cases new road construction work may be nec- essary. ‘These guns represent possibly the most significant work of the ord- nance experts since the late war. The f{nventors have made such pow- erful engines of destruction more mobile, increased their effective tad OVE Price Standard Sedan “Now DeLuxe Sedan “Now The plain fact of the is that matter sane and reasonable level must mean, following its first introduction seven INEVITABLY proportionate CUT in months ago, every one of these big the QUALITY of the car. So, don’t be super-val Sixes vid. as sold an stampeded. Before you buy—INVES- othe ally dou Hence, with volume automatic jon costs have been materially redu . NOW, the price to you Is correspondingly scaled down! Be fore you commit yourself finally to any other car in this price-class, LOOK that ni ABOUT YOU ‘t let your judgment have be clouded by lure of ‘suddenly Q lowered prices, for prices cut beyond # mobile, A small amount down. 4 424 West Yellowstone Phone 1700 ¥ OVERLAND GARAGE, Lander, Wyo. l=) WILLYS-OVERLAND Fine Motor Cars Reductions S95 1095 f. o. b. Toledo TIGATE. Shop carefully around, Check up on ALL moderate-priced Sixes, Then match your findings, point for point, against this big Overland Six, experienced owner you must then admit ver before, fo 1 been off ALITY and of VALUE in ANY auto- 52 weeks for the balance. THE LEE DOUD MOTOR CO. RLAND SIX As an as little as $895, d so much of ranges, and in general made them more deadly. 27-Mile Range The range, of the new mounted }i4-inch gun is 23 miles and it can fire a 1,600-Ib. projectile at the rate of one a minute. The new 16-inch guns, which also are being emplaced at the Panama Canal, shoot a projectile weighing raoré than ‘a ton 27 miles. This monster can be fired at a moying naval target every 50 seconds. Coast artillery guns may never get any bigger. German “Big Berthas” were considered failures. Recent tests have demonstrated that the aerial bomb is a much more effective weapon for long range bombard- ment ’ —-——— ANOTHER ARGUMENT FOR! FEDERAL AID HIGHWAYS In view of the question raised in some quarters as to the wisdom of the Federal Ald Policy of the Goy- ernment, here are a few figures that will enable the situation to be view- ed from a new angle. Since 1918 motorists as a class have paid the Federal Government in the form of excise taxes on auto- mobiles and parts the sum total of $779,385,339. Since the beginning of the Federal Aid the Government has actually expended $276,305,407 as its share for the Construction of/ Fed- eral Ald highway projects, accord- ing to figures compiled by the Amer- ican Automobile Association. This means that the Government has expended less than 36 per cent of the amount of motor vehicle rey- enue pald by the motorists as into the coffers of the Treasu partment. At this rate the Govern- ment still owes the motorists some 932, With this balance shee there can be little doubt that they will Ine up 17,000,000/strong for con tinuation of the Fed Ald policy. They have already footed the bill echt ero NEW YORK CITY BUYS 97 MORE WHITES AS Another large trucks has beey order for motor city of New Yori com: pany, the cor calling for 97 heavylduty units for use by the treet cleaning department. As the trucks will be utilized principally for the collection and disposal of rubbish they wwill be equipped wit! unusually large bodies, a combina tion steel and wood panel type. The complete order of 97 trucks will be delivered within 150 days. New York City is by far thé larg est user of motor trucks among mu nictpalities and has effected big sav ings by motorizing its street clean: | ing department, The city has been » large and consistent buyer White truck equipment since 1920 when {ft started to motorize on a | lurge scale and has placed various |orders with the White company ranging from 10 to 212 trucks, ‘The sent order will give New Y¢ city a ‘fleet of 857 White ANIMALS DEVELOPING THE SAFETY SENSE William Jennings Bryan and other TFundamentalists notwithstanding, there has been notable evolution even In the last decade, as far as the development of the safety instinct in animals is concerned. Successive generations of chickens | dogs and cats have learned that the | automobile is a great thing to avoid. REAL BARGAINS Essex Cabriolet | Essex Coach | Essex Roadster SEE R. N. VAN SANT j baker FART OF TRUCK FLEET | STUDEBAKERS NOW SELL AT LOWER PRICE SOUTH BEND, Indiana, August 8.—Studebaker has announced re- duced prices on all models. Reduc- tlons range from $50 to $405. The new prices includes all tegular equips ment on Standard Six, Special Six and Big Six models, except. that bumpers, extra tire, caver and moto- meter are no longer furnished on Big Sixes. Commenting upon the price reduc- tion, an official of The Studebaker Corporation of America said: “Stude- baker’s one-profit manufacturing system 1s the direct reason for this reduction in prices. . Under this sys= tem we manufacture all vital parts for Studebdker cars in’ our own plants. This saves the extra prof- its whigh many manufacturers have to pay’ to. outside parts and body makers. ‘We give purchasers the full benefit of these savings !n-man- ufacture. “Only two automobiles in America are made on this one-profit basis— the Studebaker in the fine car ffeld and the Ford in the low-price fleld. Only. in these two cases does one company in its own plants and with {ts own centralized organization make all bodies, all: engines, all clutches, steering gears, differentials, springse gear sets, gray-iron cast- ings and drop forgings. “With only one manufacturing profit instead of many included in the purchase price, Studebaker is able to build a better car and to offer {t at ‘a much lower price. The public appreciates this fact. Stude- baker sales are today rising to a new high peak instead of declining s usual during the summer. “The cars on which these new prices are announced aro the ident! cal cars which have given Stude- tremendo sales volume. There ik no sacrifice in quality of materials workmanship. We have brought out no yearly models to sell It Is a Stude- or t new prices. “The new prices are a striking tribute to Studebaker's one-profit produ, system. Savings made possible by this system enabled us to. announce new low prices on Jan- uary § of this year. Now we are able to make further reductions. As a result Studebaker one-profit cars today offer greater values than ever before. In the early days there were heavy casualties among animals beeause the automobile was new and the animals had not yet adjusted them- selves to the menace. Many Instances of the ment “of this mysterious among the animals are given in the current issue of the American Mo- torist, the official publication of the American Automobile Association The theme concerns itself with the “WHY” of the phenomenon the develop: sense chicken is learning not to indulge in hysterical flights back and forth across the rond when danger threat ens, Anyhow, the mortality is con. stantly decreasing among the feath. ered tribe. - — Not until 1240 were matches suc- cessfully manufactured by machin- ery. ——.___ For results try a Tribune Classi- fled Ad. Hl FORD SCORES NEW RECORD IN LAST 30 DAYS During the month just ended the Ford Motor company did a record July business in every division, it was today announced at the High- land Park general offices. Domestic sales of Ford cars and trucks to- talled 167,626 in July exceeding by 6,182 those ef a year ago, sale of Fordson Tractors were more than 3300 greater than last year and 207 more Lincoln cars were delivered to customers during the month than in the previous July. On the basis of branch reports received early in July the company anticipated an increased volume of business and while it predicted that summer buying would rise to a high- er level than usual, the demand for all Ford products during the month exceeded expectations. The outlook is for increasing bus- iness in August, One of the chief indications of this appears in agricultural sections of the country; where farmers are com- ing into the market in rapidly grow- ing numbers, Evidence of this is found in the remarkable sales of Fordson tractors during July. eee cee CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS FIGURE IN NEW AACE TRIUMPHS OF COUNTRY Champion spark plugs continue to play a leading part in the various great speed events both in America and Europe. In the recent Grand Prix of France, held over the Monthlery course, Benoist won with a Cham- pion equipped Delage. Wagner, in another Delage, powered with the same type spark plugs, was second. All the Alfa Romeos, withdrawn when Antonio Ascari, leading Euro- pean driver, was killed, were equip- ped with Chaniplons, including As- carf’s car. The Grand Prix followed shortly after the great touring car contest, the Grand Prix Tourisme, run over the same course. Bolllot, driving a Peugeot, was tho winner in a five Utre (300-cublo inch) displace- ment class. All cars in each of the three piston displacement classes were Champion equipped. On July 20, Ralph DePalma drov a pretty race to win the annual Den- ver event with his Miller Special, driven by Champions, U5, SUPREME COURT DEFINES GO00 WILL; DODGE DEMONSTRATES The United State? Supreme Court hag defined Good Will as “the dis- position of a pleased customer to re- turn to the place where he has been welt treated.” “Good Will is also” explains. Mr. Robertson, of the Coliseum, local Dodge Brothers dealer, “the dispo- sition vf a customer to recommend a satisfactory product to his nelghbors and friends. “Tt can be created by the printed vord only In so far as that word reflects the integrity of the institu | tion behind it od Will is admittedly the most asdet that any business can nd no organization has oressive a reason to appreciate gnitude of its value as Dodge Inc. value — this “This and world-wide Good Will—is found- ed on a few old-fashioned principles of good faith and good workmanship which the world has come to asso- ciate with Dodge Brothers name. unprecedented “Building ever bi Dodge Brothers have simply earned the trust and friendship of the pub- ice by consistently fulffliing public expectations,” Kose BOATS ter and better. THE TAXICAB AS A TRANSPOR- TATION AGENCY | The {mportance of the taxicab as | a transportation agency is shown by the fact that they carried 592,000,000 passengers last year. The money invested in taxicab plants and equip- ment at the present ts $200,000,000. There were 66,000 taxicabs in vice in 1924. ser. They’re Here 2 Carloads of Essex "Coaches. ‘Can Use a Few Good Fords (INDEPE us demo: 1402 East Second Public Service Station We believe only in service. Cadillac 5-Passenger Custom Sedan Me Now CA DILLAC Dwarfs ALL Others The new Cadillac, at the new and substantially lower prices, and with its wonderful Cadillac V-type eight- cylinder power plant, strikes out far in advance of the times and inevit- ably dwarfs all lesser eights. oa In all Cadillac’s 23-year history, in all its eleven years of continuous success in the eight-cylinder field, there never was a time when Cadillac leadership was so pronounced, and Cadillae-values so great as rightnow. - While Cadillac, in a mechanical sense, is exclusive and alone in its field, it is, by virtue of its new and lower prices," within the range of f thousands who want the quality of motor travel which only Cadillac can give. a. Ye EOE DSS * Cadillac Minimizes Crankcase Dilution. In the new Cadillac, there is a special crankcase ventilator which minimizes the possibility of crank- case dilution. This is the first practical application of an ideal toward which engineers have been striv- ing for years. It will surely rank as one of the great contribu- tions to motor car perfection. DILLLAC DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION WYOMING CADILLAC COMPANY North Durbim St. Phone 3030 CHICKEN SEASON IS OPEN __| Before starting after the birds let us fill your tan with good TEXACO Gasoline, drain your crankcas ang pieane or Alemite the car. We do it right and in less time, Balloon and High Pressure Tire Repairing z J from 6 A. M. to 11 P. M. Center Street Service Station Center at Fifth Phone 2341 CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE CARS LEAVE DAILY AT 9:30 4 Mm PaARS—312 56 « Saves you approximately 12 nour travel between Casper ead Rawlins WYOMING MOTORWAY, ‘ Salt Creek Transportation Company's Office TOWNSEND HOTEL PHOND 144 TRAIN SCHEDULES '.° NDENT) Give us a call and let nstrate. Tom Jenkins, Prop. 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