Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1925, Page 14

inte —_ PAGE FOUR Dealers Use | Dependable °:\ | These Pages Che Casper Sunvap Cri SLEVELINDSIK | sEOMVPOPULAR,, Roomy Space Provided) in New Model Just Out of Factory. ». factory.’ INERLAND SEOAN HA ® Large production in a factory in this country of a new three- engined airplane of unique and “foolproof” design, for commer- cial and’ private use is planned by Anthony H. G, Fokker, Dutch aero magnate. The craft, shown above, is an improvement of Fokker models now being us- ed in the Amsterdam-Batayia air seryice, Fokker is-seen at-Jeft testing one of the engines of the plane. NEW SAFETY FEATURES THAT LEND CONF 1 Standard has gsuined such unprecedented When You Think of BATTERIES And Battery Service | Reinert” values recently built into Ford cars are particularly noticeable in this attractive, compact Ford Coupe, with its roomy, easy seats and pronounced beauty of line. All the practical advantages which have made this car so universally popular, are herein greater measure. IDENCE piece win narrow of there being no corner pos ca, ned by childish hands. | | | ard Sedan by ts that never cause rely lose sight of aching from all an- es, while the one-piece, windshield solute freedom of vision to ‘ay with the rip between tions ve a hard time lony in Africa renuously ob- » the enumeration of the pop- ise they think {t is un count themselyes or their Color: Channel Green. Up- holstery to harmonize. All- steel body, polished nickelra- diator. One-piece plate glass windshield. Unusually large hacity rear deck. Fuel tank under cowl. Standard equip- ment includes windshield able rims, and four cord Every added feature gives comfort, style and good looks in addition to remarkable utility. Read the partial list of newly added features at the right—then follow this up by a visit to the nearest Author- ized Ford Dealer demonstration. FORD MOTOR for a practical COMPANY DETROIT, MICHIGAN Cc wiper, rear-view mirror, dash lamp, starter, demount- tires. Balloon tires $25 extra. NO INCREASE IN PRICES OUPE 020 F, 0. B. Detroit Runabout $260 + Demountable rims and starter extra on open cars. All brices F, O. B. Detroit. Touring $290 Tudor Sedan $580 + Fordor Sedan $660. CITY PLANNING SOLUTION FOR TRAFFIC ILLS WASHID } the coun 1 D. C., Oct. 3.—It s to make more in the solution of ha blem on the streets highways, cities, towns and communities must tackle the safety question as primarily one of the en- gineering and street planning on the one hand and of public education on the other. ‘This was the keynote of an ad- dress on “Safety and the Automo- bil delivered by Thos, P. Henry, President of the American Automo- bilo Association, before the Annual Congress of the National Safety Council in session in Cleveland. President Henry {ssued a strong | warning that the country must cease | to depend on police powers and tem- | Porary regulations to solve the traf. | fic problem and urged that safety jwork in the future be directed to- rd public education and city and community planning in the larger e. 11 competent. engineers with discussed the question point where it may be left to the police departments,” President Hen- ry declared. ~~ ‘BUSSES RUN 300 MILES _ EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK The average passenger car owner | who clips off three hundred miles r n is apt to refer to it} fterw and New mileage | including of the Sun | ‘Tho Plerce-Atrow busses, | by owned the Naugatuck Valley Coach lines | make the long trip from Springfield to New York City {n seven hours. | They make one round trip daily, covering a distance of 300 miles of | 2100 miles per week “To date, these busses have never nissed a trip, despite the long run, | Nelther have they had any repairs. | Their speedometers now show a to- tal of 14,000 miles, without so much jas éven removing spark plugs. | Tribune Want FOR THE PRICE Warne & Crosby 132 East Seventh St. Ads Bring Results. FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY BRAKES RE-LINED NO LABOR CHARGE bune CHRYSLER IS POPULAR WITH M’COOK FLIERS Chrysler popularity among mem- bers of the army air service was fur- ther emphasized recently by the sale of two Chrysler Six coaches to Lieu- tenants R. G, Lockwood and C. E. Crumrine, of McCook Field, Dayton. At the same time the possibilities of a new slogan, “I'd fly 190 ntiles for a Chrysler,’ were made apparent. Lieutenants Lockwood and Crumrine flew from from Dayton to Detroit and drove their cars back. overland. Both are flyers of international reputation, Lieutenant Lockwood being the present world’s record holder of the 1,000 kilometer speed flight, and Lieutenant Crumrine “advance man" on the late Round- the-World Flight, also project eng!- neer for the coming Pulitzer races. peace bk Seat SPARK PLUGS BEING CHANGED BY MILLIONS FAA CAR EFFICIENCY “A survey recently completed by our own field force, working in co- operation with independent invest! gators, proves that literally milllons of motorists now recognize the great- er car satisfaction, as well as the economy, that results from install- ing new spark plugs at least once @ year.” That is the statement of F. B. Cas- well, director of sales for the Cham- pion Spark Plug company, who has just completed a trip which carried him {nto practically every state in the union. “The automobile engines of early days, with their slow speed and low compression were easy on the struc- ture of spark plugs, even though productive of much fouling and op- erative trouble,” says Mr, Caswell. “AS @ result, the endurance of a spark plug was considered a thing about which to boast. In fact, it was but a few years ago that man- ufacturers took a genuine pride in the fact that the spark plugs they manufactured would function, except for accidently breakage and fouling, almost indefinitely. “But with the introduction of higher speed motors with much greater compression, our engineers proved in the laboratory that spark plugs, no matter how well made they might be, lost efficiency much more rapidly.” PERCY OWEN, FORMERLY GOVERNMENT -EXPERT, JOINS DODGE FORCES), Percy Owen, chief of the Automo- -| tive Division, Department of Com- merce, Washington, will Join Dodge pe, Steam Cleaning Of Motors Start the Winter Right Oscar Redenbo General Auto Repairing 430 W. Yellowstone Phone 1692 Visit Our Battery Dept. “Everything Electrical” We Are the Official Service Station for DELCO—KLAXON—REMY AC SPEEDOMETERS AC AIR CLEANERS FORD DELCO IGNITION UNITS ZENITH CARBURETORS L. D. BRANSON SERVICE 615 E. 2nd—Phone 383 OF THE LINING Motor Company Phone 2610 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1925 benefit to the industry and to the manufacturing interests of the coun try as a whole, Only last winter he was the official representative of the United States government at the in. ternational meeting of Central Coun. cil of Automobile Tourism fn Paris. He has investigated the automobile industry of Europe on behalf of the United States> visiting nine coun: Brothers, Inc., Detroit, on October| manager, importer and eastern sales ist, as director of foreign sales. *| manager for Winton, Bianchi (Ital- Announcement of Mr. Owen's ap-| ian) and Chalmers cars. In 1912 he pointment was made today by F. L.} became general sales manager and Sanford, general sales manager of| directorgof the Chalmers Motor Car Dodge Brothers, Inc. company, Detroit. In 1915 he was Mr. Owen is known throughout the| vicé-president of the Saxon Motor United States and abroad for his} Car company, and from 1916 to 1924 long and important activities in the| was president and general manager automobile industry and as an offi-| of the Liberty Motor Car company. cial of the U. 8. Department of Com- Mr. Owen then joined the Depart- merce. His entry into the automo-| ment of Commerce as chief of the bile business dates back to 1899. For} automotive division and in this ca- 12 years he was a dealer, branch| pacity has achieved results of vast tries, Inspectin= all the principal au tomobile manufacturing planta an conferring with various governmen officials. 1 Guy CHAMPIONS NOW Hundreds of thousands of motorists enjoyed bet- ter car performance and saved in oil and gas dur- ing the past summer because they installed new sets of Champion Spark Plugs as recommended during Champion National Change Week last May. Your local dealer will gladly tell you why a new'set of spark plugs at least once a year will assure you greater Power and speed from yourcarand will actually save their cost in oil and gas. If you have not renewed your spark plugs this year, or if your set has been used more than 10,000 miles, you will benefit by installing a new set now. With winter approaching they will make starting much easier and aid engine performance in every way: And, of course, you will, as seven out of every ten motorists do—buy Cham- pions because Champion is known throughout the world as the better spark plug. Genuine Champions have the double- ribbed sillimanite core. They are fully guaranteed. CHAMPION ndable for Every Engine Blue Box for all cars ion X for Ford pac aeons Sorg and engines except son tractors Champion Spark. 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