Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1925, Page 13

& % SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1925 AUTOMOTIVE MELTING POT (Continued From Page One) ure offering a wonderful price on all brake lining jobs for a Umited time oly. re you fond of m fot very, but I prefer it to popu- ar gongs.” Somebody suid t busin, been off in the local hittls, we fail to see it. They tell a good one on Bill Bird, of Bates Hole. ‘The old timer bought limeelf a e chugger of doubt- ful vintag the place of old chestnut mare, and on his first trip to town as he pulled up to the eurb with a goodly load of pot I he Bill was heard *to croon — Girlie.” It’s the tle rates at count in automobile versus train The Nash ¢ 8 guarding a gr will disclose to Casper next Watch the Tribune for week. | full detat The downfall of food in © is thoroughly acceptable to the population who must ¢ Yoreman—*“ Thompson young fellow oyer there is tice as much work ds you are." “That's what I keep telling him, Lut you can’t learn them young fel- lows nothing.” that doing | The Casper to Denver crowded each mornin, Of course there's always room to sit down. John M. Whisenhunt spent part of Saturday at his ranch not far from Casper: He returned yesterday after- noon. Otto Thompson, superinteident of the Shop of the Coliseum Motor com- pany, stepped off into the high seas of matrimony ast Tuesday, when he was married to et Laughman, of Sheridan. Mr. and Mrs. Thomp- son will make their home in Cas- per, and have tlie well wishes of all auto row. Olle has been identified with the motor game in per for @ number of years. The odds seem to be on the series, about even | The only part of the ca fe from violent accident is the steam from | the radiator. We find the oll fields still in the lead as purchasers of new motor ome agencies are thinking of ishing main offices out there and branches in Casper. Of course that’s all applesauce but it sounds | good anyway. Business 1s reported to tbe good| at the Brodie Rubber compuny, where winter necessories’ are being featured. especial We hear of the potential arrival of the Western Auto Supply) com: pany dn Casper. More on this lat- cr. It’s a deep and dark secret now. There ts still room tor a few more storuge customers at the Casper Mo- tor company. No raise in rates for the winter. Wills: spent {i st week Lee Doud and F. W. two days in Denver urgent company busin: A new Jewett c last week by the I mipany to A. C.F in. Wyo. bh was delivered Doud Motor rker carloads of Hudson and Essex “cars at the company name. Next load of Hssex machines” should: ar- rive providing the railroads do their duty, and they usually do. great pick-up in their body and fen- der business since the establishment ee that new department about a week Keeping the Body Finish in Good Condition .,, Lhe majority of automobiles have a baked enamel finish which will stand a great amount of abuse before it is marred to any extent. If the proper methods of washing and polishing are used, however, the finish will retain its original lustre for a considerable time, probably 18 months or two years, before it begins to get dull. During the first month or so a car is driven, the finish is “green” and great must be taken to see that nothing is done that. wil: spoil it, The surface may look hard, but as a matter of fact itis still a trifle soft and easily marred. It takes some time out in’the open air to thoroughly harden the 4 _ Cold water should be used copiously on the body twice or three times a week during the first month: the car is used, for this helps to harden the finish quickly. You should have a large sponge and two chamois leathers, one for the body and another for such parts as wheels, front axle, etc. First select a spot where the’car will be out of the direct rays of the sun, so that when you have hosed over the body, wheels, etc., the water will not dry off too quickly, for this will leave streaks, body, the wheels, front axle, under mudguards, etc., should be hosed over so that all the mud is softened. For this parpose the nozzle may be left on the end of the hose, as it generally requires a certain amount of pressure to remove the mud and dirt that accumulates on the chassis parts. ' saad ON SPONGE = aq RUB “IN the yam DIRECTION - - A spoke brush is a great con- venience when cleaning the wheels. You can buy these brushes so arranged that the hose can be attached to them and this allows the water to flow between the bristles all the time you are using the brush. | This brush is also very helpful in removing ‘mud and grit from the front axle, springs, etc. es ’ Do not on any account allow the water to come dut of the hose with any pressure behind it when hosing the body finish, for this simply drives the dirt and grit in. Always remove the nézzle and just allow sufficient pressure to allow the water to fall out of the end of the hose.~ Before starting to use the spronge wet the whole of the body by hosing gently. This softens up any dried dirt. Hold the hose in one hand and allow the water to play on the sponge which should be gentlytpassed up and down in straight lines. Do not use a circular motion. .Any mud which has dried-on. should: be soaked rather than rubbed off. It'is important that every trace of dirt and grit be removed before you start to dry off with the chamois. If there are any nickel or brass parts that require polishing, be careful to keep the polish off the enamel, for most polishes contain-a certain amount of cither benzine or ammonia and these liquids are deadly enemies to either enamel! or varnish. It is often advised that one of the many body polishes or waxes be used on the body right from the first. The argument is that these protect the surface. Personally I do not think any kind of polish is necessary on the body before the car is at least six months ol. After this period, however, a good polish can be used and’ will help to pre- serve the finish. A number of cars are now being finished with a new process which will keep its glossy finish for a considerable time and cannot be inj y extent by oil, gasoline, acids, etc., and cannot be easily. It is only a question of time ‘and all automo- biles will be finished in such a way that they will retain their original lustre and finish for an indefinite time, but until that time arrives, it will pay to give the finish of your car such attention as will help it retain its lustre bright and fresh. Copyright, 1925, by S. N, L: Tethnical Syndicate —— Van announces the arrival of two] Studebaker dealer reports an excel- Tent week in sales of used cars They atill’ have a dozen or more good ma- chines left however, and urge the great buying public to inspect thein on Sunday, Which bears his week, a straight car- O. L. Davis, Jr., representing the Mountain Motors company, of Den- ver, Packard distributors,, has been in Casper for a few days, conferring with Joe"E. Mansffeld, loca! dealer. He was accompanied’ by Mr. Green, of the Packard Motor Car company of Detroit, Wellington and Hogue veport a Several “wrecks” have already ntedthemselyes for admittance. wre The Power Motor company ts n&y | located In the same building wit':| Everything from soup to nuts the Big Six Motor company, The| will be served the patrons at next uddress is South David street. year’s auto show. ‘The Big Six Metor company, local Before starting to sponge the | Che Casper Sunday Cribune fly in the race. | Planes Equal, So Pilots Will Settle Army-Navy Supremacy in Air Race ~ With the army and navy represented in the Pulitzer interna- tional speed race by plants as near alike as the designer could make’ them, supremacy of the services will be decided by the pilots, Lieut. Cyrus Bettis (left), army, and Lieut. Al Williains, navy, who recently set a new world’s speed record in the planeshe will | i | | Paid on | mobiles and parts proximately 80- per o levy One reason why ness in that it constitutes crimination against autome ers, it nevertheless revenue producer. first complete ye as a war meas It_ nett Government $48,800,000. For 19 of from 214 per cent to over the 1919 total See A use ala PAGE PROFESSOR E! his home town. bet that Dr. Einstein, the day for falling to compreh intricacies of the tr load of new Oldsmobiles, Plan to attend the 4: in front of the Tribune Ralph Kamman fs still waiting fortwo of your tim ach day. . to a special exhibit which will be placed on display at our |} showroom 5 ) Cor This display is entertaining, educational cid i MONDAY, OCTOBER 5 VF me at any time on the above day. Bring the whole family ~The Chevrolet Motor company of -Detroit, have sent us for exhibilion purposes, a very complete display showing many inleresling processes in the manufactu~2 of high grade automo- bile NOLAN CHEVROLET CO. . 822 S. David. Casper, Wyo. Lavoye Phone 2100 Glenrock ed Eighty Per Cent SCOTTSBLUFF POLICE — Of Excise Tax Is| Motor Car The. Federal Excise tax on auto. ounts for ap nt of ‘the en tire amount collected by the United States government from the excise |The Associated Press).—Harry Rob- the Federal gov- ernment has been so loath to let go| of the tax, according to the A:A.A. | Is that despite its economic unsound: | 28 dis: | e own has been a good 9, thé’ of its existence the Every year since then it has shown an increase Yo 224 per cent One of the most interesting letters we received of late was from a mo torist.who apparently had some con- siderable degree of trouble in keep- ing up with traffic regulations of; ed in Wyomir F He hazarded a stiff selentist end fic system the arrival of a long promised ca who developed the “Theory of Rel ativity,"" wou'd be pinched twice a the y ball games fice next | week. They'll be worth an hour or} CHIEF FINED $78 FOR FALSE HUNTER LICENSE CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 3.—(By | Jerts, chief of police of Scottsbluff, | Neb., pleaded guilty at Torrington, Wyo., to a charge of making a false vit to obtain a Wyoming “res and was fined $7: nse, and ec it was announced today by A Saunders’ Wyoming state | rame sh commissioner. Saunders safd that Roberts in ap: | plying for a “residence hunter's" | license to kill big game falsely swore | that he was a resident of Wyoming. | that the state game department be | cause a’ cognizant of the fraud and |detailed James Heffron, a deputy game commissioner, to arrest. Roby erts. Heffron inders reported ap- prehended Roberts yesterday after- noon near Torrington, while the Scottsbluff chief of police was. re- turning to Nebraska with an elk kill- Entry of Roberts’ his sentence to The elk carcass plea of guilty pay a fine followed was confiscated. ——_——__ ‘CHEVROLET LAUNCHES Jout the United States was « r t PAGE THREE Jer aspect lanning FALL SALES CAMPAIGN =. ver t BY ‘RECORD’ ADDRESS = ed estab! P A unique address mor r of record erica, being 20,000 members of the Chevrolet sel-| #tirted simultaneously and Mr Y rea than the ling organization scattered through-| Grant’s voice was heard every ently by R. H. 8 . he Chevrole D- Seana ter! sae CBee |SMALLER CITIES MAY E or company. | ap Mr. Grant announced the opening | IN TRAFFIC JAM GENERAL Auto Repairing SOON of the’ Ohevrolet fall se!ing cam-| Reports from wineers al!}/{ Your Satisfaction—Our Aim paign by means of duplicate phono-| over the count: that only records w in a handful « les are traffic Greve Motor Co. In the sh idles being mad ‘ ht epee sot 7 ° Cueedobet akaler, 2 past nly || Second and Park ~ Phone 632 Un Mr. Gra yer cent have any BIG PRICE REDUCTION ON ALL OF OUR USED CARS Never before have we offered such wonderful bargains. Twenty cars to pick from, including Fords, Chevrolets, Overlands, Dodges, Jewetts, etc., etc. Prices range from $25 up. Terms that make the wearing out of shoe leather expensive. This sale will last 4 DAYS ONLY SUNDAY, MONDAY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY With few exceptions, our CARS are in A-1 shape, having been carefully gone over in our service department and then re- painted. New tires have replaced doubtful ones, in fact we have put these cars in condition that will as- sure you of thousands of miles of uninterrupted service. 5-Day Trial If not satisfied at the end of 5 days we will allow you every cent paid on any rebuilt car in stock, A small deposit will hold any Used Car for 2 weeks. No storage charge. 'Headlights Hold | Grave Danger On | Many Automobiles) ar, I by | by the | the wit of a study conducted bureau of standards in which American Automobile Associa- 1 yarious engineering bodies en cooperating, it has been d that n per cent he headlights on automobiles are focused and would throw me amount of light in the yes of an approaching driver,on a el road. The Bureau tested 400 ws of 58 different makes and with litte of headlighting lhave 1 rent makes fot PRE SY Auto Owners Make| High Record In Meeting Payments| yle owners as a clans are That this is true ts | ' figur the re Automobile ation ' ading finance compan: | se figures show that the | losses of these concerns were than .one-fifth of one per cent | yer a period of ye To be exact. mebile time-payment paper {s 2 good foie Robe Hen ‘Near 300-Egg Mark May Set New Record in Rockies WHEATLAND, Wyo., Che Horse Shoe Poultry fv to produce the first 300-egg hen Oct. 3 the Rocky Mountain district, Ne ska Included, ac ‘ding to ate eologist, A. B. Bartlett, who passed iough here Tuesday en route to| seyenne from a trip north, Hen 229, whose record was noted in the Times severe! weeks ago, had tald 298 eggs and still had four days © go to complete the year with jothing save an unlooked for rever- sal of form to keep her from attain- ing the 300 egg record in 365 days | Ume, ‘Three hundred egg records are not unusual on the Pacific coast, where limate and vegetation favor egg pro- duction but are unheard of here un- Ul the advent of hen Hewn out of solid rock, the basin f the new graving dock at Esqui inault, Vancouver Island, is. 1,150 fegt long and Will, when completed vou largest shi) | offering, so out they go at $50.00 each, farm bids | NO MORE $50.00 NO LESS FORD TOURING and a FORD ROADSTER. They are both in good running condition and have good tires. These Fords are worth at least $100, but BARGAINS are what we are TAKE YOUR PICK $50.0 even eeiaae WILLYS 6 CHUMMY. Good tires, motor etc. Low cost transportation. Priced $135 now at ,..-_ J. OVERLAND. 4 TOURING 16 This car is priced so you may ride instead of walk model. CHEVROLET LIGHT'DELIVERY—Just the ear for light hauling, One new tire and three other good ones, $215 Reduced from $250 to .-...--__. WHITE 45 TOURING. They do not make them any better, Just the think to knock around the country in. Tires are fai holstery, top ete. are very good Reduced from $485 to \ DODGES---DODGES $138 2", 7 Rah They shape v have replaced doubtful one We have popular conditior best est of $345.00. FORD COUPES 1924 MODEL with new paint job; good tires and motor. This car has had the best of care and will make someone $395 happy. Reduced to 1923 MODEL Practically new tires, Hassler shock absorbers. New paint of course. Do not pass up this opportunity to get a closed car, Sale price____-_ 1924 Overland Tourin $138 down buys this popular | The former owner took wonderful care of this car. Paint is like new Two new tires and three good onc Perf ica] shape. Reduced to $345.00. down. Take your choice. tires echar cars in Price on Every Car Is Plainly Marked The price is the same to buyer who has no car to trade as to Slight Additional Charge for Financing F JEWETTS.---JEWETTS powerful Jewetts at a price you can well afford. This one is a 1924 De Luxe Tour- I; ing—5 balloon tir 2 bumpers, trunk and buyer who is rack, heater, Spanish upholstery and other |g trading. extras. Carin beautiful shape. New paint. | Price reduced from $895 to $795. | . $210 All cars pur- chased on time must be insured against fire and theft. Have You Seez the Overland Closed Cars? Absolutely the lowest priced cars on the mar- ket with sliding gear transmis- sion, down on a 1923 Jewett Road- ster. If you have never driven one, you owe yourself a treat by trying this one out. New paint and motor thoroughly overhauled makes this one our best. Now $525. $210 id rear. ly good tire Be sure and se | SPECIAL We have Willys-Knight Touring and Willys-Knight Coupe which have been driv a little. them, They are attractively priced. down 19 Standard Jewett Touring. Bumpers front New permanent lacquer. Fair- Beautiful running motor. it. Sale price $525, buys a Call 1700 and * Arrange for a Demonstration. The Lee Doud Motor Co. .424 WEST YELLOWSTONE PHONE 1700