Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1922, Page 6

Autos Were Once A Luxury, But Now a Necessity 1 er Economic Conditions} Reflected in Car Sales of | ; | Will St. ¢ ©] tory floor space by more than a haif creation 0 degree motor 4 cams and and such automatic re considerable achievement that profoundly interests experienced motorist. I fied at th t these fea qualities of th Mississippian To Stand Upon Senate Record}; JACKSO: Miss.; July 29.— Stung by the opposition to his can- didacy for the United States senate as contained in a letter of former President Woodrow Wilson to Dr. McCaleb of Carlisle, Miss. Senator James K. V he did not believe Mississippians need to be told by Mr. Wilson for whom they shall vote Mr. Vardaman said that Mr. Wil- sons’ letter states his conclusions without giving a reason therefor. A statement by Mr. Vardaman of the events in con- Mr. Wilson's occup- White House and Mr, n said he was willing for ppt voters to take his rec- “=| FAETORY EXPANSION IS. | ord as it was made and decide whether he had been faithful to the trust imposed upon him. sel A oe Automobile Tries to Enter Church And Dodges Tree Something new in athletic automo- adorned the streets of Casper res of passers by to es in mirth and merri- touring car piloted no y driver, and one who his powers of control the corner of Second 4 Durbin and attempted to enter e door of the Methodist church. Finding the opening far too small the tions disappeared and rounded a nearby tree treet and made though to seemed to and the car gh to com- the driver a@at for a moment eyes closed, then put the car in gear, and moved slowly east on Second street, disre- the chuckles of the DOUGLAS, Wyo., July 29.—Freder- ick Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson, suffered a severe gash in ~ d other injuries here. Several quired to close the Driverless Cars Dodges and Fords. See Virbel, Phone 274M WELL WITH PUBLIC HERE MILLER TIRE | 3 | How many Casper autom: Griveriess car. it is Mlustrated by a ers ever heard of a driv: supposed condition. If you are to picture in their minds a lone take the “only girl in the world” ne Gashing hither and t out for a good time, and would rath- about the streets with no er trist life and limb to four wheels |Sales by Wyoming Automo- the wheel. Others visualize rather than two legs, go immediate. | tive Total $12,000 for the lied by wireless or some c heast corner of Fifth Last Month. m mothod in which no ért urbin streets, seek out | and esk that he rent | the case are almple ne driverless car Almost $12,000 worth of Miller tires were turned over by the Wyoming Au- tomotive company last month. These tires have demonstrated their popular- a “ o . ity and durability in the 30 years that ee erie men, | they have been on the ma~xet. ver hilt and | Many of the better cars are factory where you |€aufpped with them thus proving what manufacturers think. It ts stated that 70 per cent of the ‘usses in the famous California Jus Ms ‘| fines aro fitted out with the larger diary plants just men-| Miller tires. thea floor space of| Said Mr. Wilkerson of the Wyoming ; Automotive company, “Big corpora- ne main plant, gives | tions that are in the habit of calculat- manenating ing the efficiency of thelr materials © alone of at least 2,750,-| to the fifest point, know the value of Sat these tires. They cannot afford to use ng it back looking tess than a wreck eave a stnall deposit while is the origina off on that good time. nd is rap city closed body fa STARTED BY HUPMOBILE 2" ON A MAMMOTH SCILE|="esesario =~" Sane oa x ewes or + nme wel DOUGLAS HOMESTEADER [Scrat am adopted three years ago, hospital here, where he died a few hours later. . ely | Ta Z , from his home with a bullet wound »‘Hupp Motor Cn orporation is n 3 4 Botan Ces OPES Dente IS BELIEVED SUICIDE in his chest. He was brought to the adding new construction to its biz] plant on East Milwaukee Avenue in Detrolt which will increase the fac- DOUGLAS, Wyo., July 29,—Despon.| Numerics came to Wyoming five yelieved to have been the| Yrs federal rats yes ty ‘where cause of the suicide of Conrad Numer-| his parents still reside, and he is sur- not ante tenn por new butitines! 45 2 homesteader living 30 miles|¥!ved by ® widow and four children. the Feanrienitie real pant vill give|north of here, who was found in an ¥ floor apace of not lees than 1.870.000] Unconscious condition about five miles square feet with as modern equipment} — : and building design, {t is sald, as can be found in the industry. In addition to the main plant in De-| troit there are five subsidiary Hup- mobile manufacturing properties, four of which are owned by the Hupp Mo- tor Car corporation and the fifth con- ed by it, all of the products of are devoted to’ Hupmobile pro- miliion square feet. dene; Meet_me at the Smoke House.” Let us take care of your needs for your trip. Com- bination Kits, Luggage Carriers, Camp Chairs, etc, Come in and look them over. ' are: A factory for gear andj ING AUTOMO] ndsor, Ont n shipping purpo' ialties. comp you had to take a bureau all to pieces to fix one drawer that stuck. Just about as much sense taking an automobile all apart to make some simple adjustment! Every part of the Durant Car is so designed that it can be easily removed without disturbing another solitary thing. GALLUP MOTOR CO. SALES AND SERVICE Phone 79 East Side Garage First and Park MODEL A-a2, 4-CYLINDER The Touring Car, $890 5-Pass. Sedan, $1365 4-Pass. Coupé, $1365 P.O. B. LANSING, MICH. The insistently growing demand for the good. Maxwell is indicative of the public appreciation of its really remarkable value. People continue to marvel that amotor car so beautiful and so well made can ke produced at such a reasonable price. Stodaeeid. Pteos 8. O. Be Decchs rtoee tase bees ‘Touring Car,$885; Roadster, $885; Coupe, $1385: Sedan, $1485 C. E. Kennedy Motor Co. 236 West Yellowstone Phone 909 r “The Good : MAXWELL Water Rent Due If not paid August 1st, penalty of $1.00 is added to your bill and ' water shut off until paid in full. WATER COMMISSIONER. About ‘Small Accounts’ There are no “small accounts” if possibilities are considered. Start- ing an account is the first step in financial progress, the extent of which no one can foresee. We never lose sight of the fact that many of our depositors, whose. business is transacted in modest figures now, will be men and women of large affairs tomorrow. Service is rendered accordingly. Wyoming National Bank Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $150,000.00 — AV AA RI ER ii a ye aca THE UNIVERSAL CAR Ford Cars Have Never Been So High in Quality or So Low in Price THESE ARE THE NEW PRICES: Runabout (Standard), $319.00; Touring (Standard), $348.00; Runabout (With Self- Starter and Demountbale Rims), $414.00; Touring Car (With Self-Starter and Demount- able Rims), $443.00; Coupe, $580.00; Sedan, $645.00; Truck, $430.00; Fordson Tractor, $395.00. All prices f. o. b. Detrolt Place Your Order Today We are receiving 60 to 75 cars a month se can make quite prompt delivery on your ler. Several hundred Casper people have taken Syectabe of our wonderful time paymient plan. EARL C. BOYLE AUTHORIZED FORD AGENT 125-137 North Center St. Phone 9 MARMON EVENTUALLY HUDSON ESSEX WHY NOT? ‘ALWAYS ANOTHER CARLOAD HERE For Your ‘Approval and Pleasure. DROP IN OUR SHOWROOM AND SEE THE NEW CREATION. Open Evenings. Second and 4N&z Lorre > one Yellowstone ggvy 1406 New and Used Cars FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 146 South Kimball St. THE CAR NASH The Nash Casper Motor Co. 146 South Kimball Phone 1818 Tribune Wantads Bring Results