Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 20, 1920, Page 8

PAGE EVGHT was announced ¢ will not only resutt tn targe economies ‘inp sneer moe outpet is in } for present, activities, bat will also j, excess of 600 per day and is expected} sure the economical production of , this spring to reach 800 per day. But] nruch greater output. jas the demand ‘is steadily increasing 4 him: ‘advance of the supply tke company | deems it advisable to prepare now for the establishment of facilities whieh FAILROADS MAY UTILIZE TAUGKS Competition to Tews velop and Rev-| ‘ . : i : directors of the Willys-Overland olutionize Transportation | Sy : Sees empany it is understood, are consider- - | 3 s % a fee: ¢ ing increasing the capitalization of the Xe 5 3 : will result in large savings to That the railroads of the country will} x : ‘i ae 3 eventbally irurrdsh one lot ste greatest | : é S oe: : ‘ PRR aS, the Radetge se OE al = . y the same time permit of a greatly a biog oy Poa gran yey pate oe th creased capacity to meet the Temparkaniait au ‘of bo ee st . ee demand for its product. | research bur the Four Wheel 7 : 2 Drive Auto Co., Clintonvil Wis. ‘This ‘ § ‘ : : oe : Prior to-this country’s entry into ene lf ins opinion i se : that the : 4 e : oe ‘ : = War, with a concentrated production oni motor truck ablishec ff as an : 2 & one or two models, Willys-Overland! i . showed great earning power, ing 22) economical tr portation auxiliary to - . zs ? . H the railroads during the pressure of war e . ‘ , ber cent during the twelve mon eta "1 e time hau and that with the re-| a : is ‘ 4 ds to private Owhetship, H “ However, toreseeing a period of war- (9) iscourm Koo) Bah 26 a | service, Willys-Overland ; retuced, divi-| Capitalism continues to spread among the, so to spéek, working classes —y.¥ York Evening Sun, and the restoration of the old time! . s competitive spirit, this ¢conpmicat | ree dends to a4 per cent basis and offered 28x3, regular price, $5.30, anh its services unreservedly to the govern: S 5 » of transportation will be keenly } : : Sale price uw... developed by the railroads. { ‘ : : betes Since pate Se peepeny bes ne Pp : “The return of the railroads to pri- | = and, ache ala ¥ Ld 230x344, regular price, $6.60, vate ownership means that each road “ “ porary . will a If of every possible means | > . % e 7 The twa néw models, dealers report, Sale price its transportation efff-/ 's Mr. Stanley. During the} war the motor truck proved its value} in giving relief to the overburdened Hrgipapmmerre eh bee eepes | MAIN STREET IN MURMANSK—A memory to many A. E. F. in Siberia, Phato shows the main street in Murmansk, speedily, safely and economically. For at one time a base of operations for A. E. F. in Russia, short hauls, it was apparent that the truck as faster, safer and more éco- | — | the automobile buijger wants the own- ll of which added to the popu- nomi ee Sie sins by eee Lite p j CHEYENNE PLANS FIGHT Car Buyer Toda y | er to get the most out ef his purchase.’ an increased demand for trucking} “This general view Of service is seén ia coma oe (ON DISGHIMINATION IN | Demands Service | \watmses ross se crane however, nd the return of the the many letters. coming “from Buick reads to private ownership, it is to be of Manufacturer ‘= in all sections of the United expected that each road will be out] as States, we feel that our nation-wide getting all the business it can. They} 4 a service policy stands alone as the most will look with jealous eye upon any at- advantageous to the owner, whether he tempt to divert the traffic of the coun-| be at home or on tour, Buick service, are Very successful and more than 50,- 000 of the new Overland 4'g have been es | BARGAINS IN USED CARS T Four - passenger Hudson Speedster, two extra tires. 1 La Roadster, ee 1 eespassenger © Hudson closed Coupe, wire wheels. 32X34, regular price, ae Sale price 32x4, regular price, $8.00, Sale price .. 34x4, regular price, $9.20, Sale price 84x41%, regular price, sd si Sale price... 35x44, regular price, $10. 60, Sale price . 4.2. — 836x414, regular price, $11.50, Sale prié¢e = “It was not so many years ago that | CHEYENNE, Wyo., Mar. 20,—Chey- the manufacturer of an automobile try to new channels with the conse-| Was contented to call the job done when | h: de Li sis: | enne’s new occupational taxation ordi- as undergone o steady, evnsistent de- 4 quent result that ‘rather than #66 COM! ance is! to be Attacked in the courts, |.tfe car’ left ‘the factory,” seve 5. -‘T.| velopment ' Aud fas, de stamds toler, | Fivé-passenger Dodge 35x5, regular Asi $11.90, peillive Hrnckion » oe Gites, SU Vie ishe male ates meeting of attor.| StTong, general sales manager of the! service includes;more than the mera||} 2 [wo-ton Diamond T trucks. Sale ‘price iy lial She: abet ra to enlarge this service: the raiitoacs, 2898 this afternoon are earrled out, Op- | Buick Motor Company “Except for | furnishing of repair parts that are asl] 2 Three and’ one-half ton era to enlarge this serviee, the ra ficoses ation tol dep eondionuee abiefly is | 2¢commodating owners with repair | genuinely good as the oripinals, Disinoad Tf thick: 86x5, régular price, $11.90, tor trucks to facilitate their transpor/; Psed on the contention, that the tax i hep ene Leight ty ie | oe ee cits : Sale price = tation peas! mnuegeed AFD tee area yg art That w as" thé Ada. ok eevee ogee - = FWD. aR pap ra *. ame ruc) ye cul y : Bae y vo a trap coy OE ASK) Pens The constitatonsti et tne | easly dave of antomante mito. Fe oe, Chaise) Besar a PSs, ee 20, ransport syste short hauis| . stitt rr: 5 ts i : to facilitate the work of the xteam roads! Measure probably will be assuiled, un meray. atte onthe. : BLAC 1 Studebaker, 7-passenger, Sale price .... ‘ are numerous. Probably the most strik- 7 7 27 ini oF axtiialtte 6-cylinder, in fine condi- j ing is their ‘economical featufé. ‘There The designing and buliding of a quabity ete sie an a 57 00 RID-O-SKID CHAINS is no expense for the right of war COPY FOR 1920 See ee ee tion. “Priced at $750. 4, regular price, $4.80, while the cost of upkeep is cenfered en ; hardly less important is the offering o! All the above in’ good running a) a ice th ill make f lete | Sale pri bad tirely in the truck. There is no uncer. j 2 service that will make for complete | shape ana tires in A number i Le ed STATUTES IS t her th ainty about the terminal charges and | owner satisfaction, or rather the com: | shape. no ne y for warehouses. Combined NE | plete pose of ‘tHe ear's comfort, WiM sell on time or trade for Located in sw New Store with th ced bine added ad | Deese and economy. n other.-word real estate. rection without Aas fohiod to follow De a definite line of ee ail: CHEYEN?D Wyo. Mar, 2 y CASPER die ur er Sagas. a sgh pretiaration of “copy” for the Wyetning:|| |». #3 ; BATRERY €0. ansant Compiled 2s, 1920, whic has | t 4 * 43 Powe “Phone 203 4), 000 VOLTS pagent | been under way during the. last “tour: | ? 3 ehone: 907 9) East: First Street : zene 1 teen months, is almost completed and the contraet for printing the statutes F | wil be let within the next few weeks. Whe new statutes probably will be ; ready for distribution some time next | tall. Coffee sold for twenty-nine’ dollars & kpomed when first introduced into Eng. | S, yes Mar. 20.—That| land about the middle of the 17th cen: s of electricity passed thru’ tury. the body of J Hoan Hotel Casper, Wyo. II Distributors _ for ‘VISTA double-tire Storage Batteries. Guaranteed serv- ice on aif nmakes of Batteries. Starting and Lighting ~ troubles adjusted. 3 ° < CHEYE 40,000 ve Potent soete-eoate- ete. a verdict in accordance with the facts idence established that the cur rent which caused Dorado's death was the result of a triple co-incidence. The current was transmitted to his body! from a high-tension circuit thru a low tension line and a clothes line. ‘The high wind caused the low-tension line to swing against the high-tens and the “latter to swing clothesline. It was nec current to reach Dorado, hold of the clothes-line at the i ‘the latter and the low-tension line the lo sion line and the high-ten- ‘sion line, were in cont —=_ D lo, 32, M Tires, Tubes and x an jorado, 32, Ox! ‘ AS cae PERS vho was rocuted during Thurs:| Bankers are the last men to commit} Accessories — ay’s wind storm, was testimony befare| SUch an indiscretion as to speak of their | L. R. Barnshaw the coroner’s jury that investigated friends as men of sterling integrity. — | Prop. the tragedy Friday. The jury returned) American Banker. | 515 Yellowstone a Canal boats form the homes of more Avenue B in Your Garage? More and more people evety year are selling their old cars and re- placing them with BUICKS. while those who have been BUICK owners are still BUICK owners. Our records show dozens of Casper automobile enthusiasts who are driving their third or fourth BUICK. There Must Be a Reason for All Things And Here is the Reason far This: ° “WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM!” _ Of course, there are higher-powered cats with greater luxury. in finish; cars’ with more accessories and varied lines, higher priced in all cases, Your BUICK is, amply powered to take you where you will, with the ease and comfort of any car twite its price. sila? 2 OR TEAR ADF tac Pie Pi ‘| So so fo sho eo she eto oho ete ate ote ate she ate- st The age at which marriage may legal- & ly be consummated in India is ten years, Soa Roe ata 35,000 Owners Praise The New Triplex Springs ORE than 35,000 owners “It would be an insult to of the new Overland 4 Bee, shock absorbers on. this are enthusiastically telling their friends of the wonderful eo The most advanced piece riding qualities of this car. of work yet produced in the Triplex Springs smooth out motor car ling.” —These are the rough road bumps! some of the. sincere compli- “Rides as no'light car ever ments paid Overland 4 by rode before.” ‘ proud owners. - ‘The Sedan weighs 200 4 pusuvessousebesessittsteg ro ao ato ok Me “3 Ro-afo-ate-<8 "THERE is no getting a way from the fact that Threaded Rubber In- sulation armors the plates of the Still Better Willard and helps them to do their duty without tho Steegreeable interfer- ence of short circuits and other troubics common with ordinary insulation. Thereig nothing ordinary about Threaded Rubber, Rca a9 o Bs | Ro le Ree Ro oe he a he hom POP TOTO ey > - AUTO ELECTRICAL CO. 111 East First St. Phone 968 eS oto Roadster and 5-Passenger—-$1725, F. 0. B.; Casper. Sere ibeanger Touring — $2025, F, 0. B., Casper. Casper Motor welll : bias ele cx Poste ch ee etees oo ox re no a ? MOULTON MOTOR CO, Ther. 5. ro teats 2. bested Ln sn to 5 She tho seo eee eho ho ahe eerie ts