Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1925, Page 15

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1925 The Casper Sunday Cribune CHANDLER CAR ~ WINS TRIBUTE Film Company Praises Performance on Hard Trip. M motorists are enthusiastic sbout r cars, But it is decidedly unusual to find\a motorist so enthu- sidstic over his car that he will write ‘to the company a letter such as the following: * We have used many different automobiles in our experience of producing pictures,” reads the let- ter, “but our actors find that the Chandler is more satisfactory for pieture work on account pf the fast shifting that must be done in ing out camera speeds. also want to say that my per- r, a new Chandler brougham of the most pleasing perform- cars that I have ever handled. ave just returned from a trip to Fort Bragg in the car and, as I wag misinformed as to the condition of the roads, I took the county road from Willtis-to Fort Bragg. “This road is in deplorable con- dition and*the automobile ‘associa- tion advertises It as not to be advis- able to use. Had I known of the condition of the, road I would not have attempted the’ trip, but the Chandler gave a wénderful perform- ance. “Grades that no ordinary car could make in anything. but low gear I wag able to make in high. Ih spite of the fact that the road is nothing but a series of ruts and holes, and I. expected to break springs and everything else break- able, the car came through in per- fect condition, with not even/a rattle or squeak in ‘the body to show the hard usage it® had re- ceived.” —_—_———_ CHEVROLET STILLS. BUILDING NEW CARS DENOAMOUS ATE DETROIT, Mich., Nov. .14.—Ex- ceeding its production schedule. by more than 1,000, the « Chevrolet Motor company bullt 55,504 motor cars and trucks during October, the third highest production: month in the history of the company. The achievement: followed a sim!- lar performance in September when the company bullt 55,865 units, ex- ceeding its production schedule by 2,700" after the schedule had #been increased nearly 7,000. September. was ‘the second highest month) in Chevrolet production, being only, 378 under the high mark established two years ago. ‘The production maintained during the last 60 days alded the company in its efforts to meet the heavy de- mand which has continued. consist- ently throughout the entire year. During the “last seven ~ months Chevrolet average production has been 52,457 per month. During only one of these months did production fall below 50,000, that being July when 45,670 cars and trucks were manufactured. The slight July de- crease was due to changes being made at the factories in preparation for the improvements which followed the price reduction announcement of | August 1. ane ° Billy Noonan Has “ye r Suggestions’ For ° ay Winter Driving Billy: Noonan, one of Casper’s plo- neer service managers, recommends the following precautions. for win- ter driving: Seasonal variations of tempera- ture require a difference in adjust- ments and the following suggestions will’enable you to obtain a maximum of efficiency. Have the entire electrical system inspected. Easy starting in cold weather {s dependent on correct tg- nition adjustment. ‘Transmission and differential filled with a light grease in order to facil- itate the easy manipulation of the gears. Battery. tested to prevent freezing. Radiator tested to prevent loss of water and filled with a solution of 40 per cent alcohol. Proper inflation of tires !s nec. eseary to drive over frozen roads ang prevent stone bruises. starting the care in cold weather ft Is well to allow the en- gine to {!dle in order to warn up the oll. Often times too quick a start will burn out a bearing due to the fact that the oil 1s congealed and falls to flow readily. Change the oll in. the motor at least every five hendred miles in order to overcome harmful effects ef dilution caused from constantly chopping motors, » 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 CARBURETQRS | L. D. BRANSON | SERVICE | 615 E, 2nd—Phone 383 || | | Ship Capture Cuts Bostex’s ‘ Booze Supply | o Dry agents believe’ they have’ cut off a principal source of Boston's liquor. supply, by cap- ture of British schooner La Parisienne, sought by * Coast Guard vessels for two years and finally taken off Cape Cod. Pho- to shows ship in Boston harbor. MAX SIK ON AECORD TAI From Los Angeles to Aubuquerque in 26 hours § minutes! That is the | record just established. by a strictly | Ajax touring car. The time of the fastest train be- tween the two cities is ‘28 hours and 9 minutes. Two hours longer than it took the Ajax, and the distance by rail is shorter by 14 miles. The car was an Ajax touring which had dohe a little over 2,000 miles as a demonstrator and was absolutely stock mechanically, its ‘only extra equipment being a spot- light, bumpers, motometer, stabila- tors and two spare wheels (with tires mounted): instead) of the one which is regular equipment. The tires were those which were on the car when shipped from the factory. In addition to the'three passengers, it carried geage—in fact, an ayer- age tourist load. The run was.performed under the most trying conditions, All sorts of bad roads were encountered—deep heavy sand, rutty rocky roads and steep. winding trails.. The last 60 miles was a sea of water and slip- pery adobe mud that made the going both diffiguit and dangerous. | pa a ae NEW FORD TO BE SEEN SOON OVER WORLD. Highways and byways all over the | globe will soon be dotted with a new line of Ford cars, And curiosity will | be just as keen when the improved | Fords appear on the streets of Paris, | Berlin, Rome, Copenhagen or Yoko- hama as it was along Fifth avenue ywood boulevard. The Ford r in most every country r will sgon give way to’ the improved and Be F With output-rising to ne in this country, Ford plants t out the world also are getting into Production with the iproved. cars Distribution to dealers.and custom. ers {s already under way in several countries. The Ford Motor company of Eng. land, Lf@., began production on the improved cars at the Manchester plant October 10th and England was given its first view of these cars. France, Belgium, Spain, Holland, | Germany and the Scandanavian | countries are just beginning to re. | ve the improved Fords as produc- tion is now under way at the plants in. Atnwerp, Barcelona, Bordeaux and Copenhagen The first cars for South America have been d to the company plant at San Chile. “The Ford branch at Hay a, andthe plant at Mexico City will soon be distr! ars to dealers, The Orient will have its first glimpse of the improved Ford cars most any parts» for received. by the pany of Japan Ltd. at Yokohama. The Ford Motor company of Can ada,'Ltd., which supplies Canada and the British Colonial possessions has been in production with the new cara for some time and has started Ford plants in fa and Bout? NOTICE If you fail to receive your Tribune, call the office. Phones 15 and 16, and special messenger will brin vou « copy of your favorite |-paper. Calle must be regis ‘ered before 8 p. m. week ‘ays and noon Sundays. | | CIRCULATION. 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