Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Autos Were Once | A Luxury, But Now a Necessity Che Casper Daily Cribune NEW ACTIVITIES | OF ASSOCIATION k Highway Men ional Program r the West rk-to-P. z over nine and through the many s mining, lum and many other ing. In fact, it that the west er and the pro the en- ordes. ts not general stands as the bar! of the tector croaching of It ii ire of nai Park Park Highway association that information and a4. executive committee and a board of directors with general offices in Den ver, Colo. Fine Stretch Of Lincoln Way Is Just Completed Thomas J. Wasser, state highway engineer of New Jersey, announces that word has been received by the New Jersey state highway department from the Lincoln Highway association to the effect that the new stretch of Lincoln highway completed and thrown open to the public be: tween Elizabeth and Rahway in New ey is the finest existing stretch mental road between and San Francisco The new road, which has been un {der construction for over a year, es the last detour on the Lincc York and Phil highway between New adelphia, This section of the trans: continental road carries the heaviest traffic of any of the 3,300 miles be tween the Hudson river and San Fran cisco Bay and the specifications of the new section reflect the volume and weight of this traffic. The entire section is feet wide and four and one-half m f six mile st: consists ‘of se 9 inches thick and a lay { asphalt 2 inches thick as ection of New Jersey's Lincoln highway is designed to handle, with out danger and with the utmost con. venience the immense volume of traf. fic moving between New York and Philadelphia, including thousands of trucks oe It will be a wonderful ceremony when Miss Edwina Ashley ts married to Lord Louis Mountbatten in London this month. The Prince of Wales is to be the beet man at the wedding 4 queen will be among Miss Ashley is a beauti she is probably the rich the world, for she inherited the vast fortune of her grandfather, Sir Ern- est el. The idegroom-elect, Lord Louis Mountbé , is a cousi of King George CATARRH |} Dodges’ and Fords. See Virbel, Phone 274M } NASH FOUR IN TRIP FROM GOAST MAKES 25 MILES ON EVERY GALLON OF GAS USED, HEAVY LOAD 1S CARRIED ot of economy, to the automo er who is planning a cros: nd his wi in Kenosna after om Los Angeles gasoline expense for > of 2,800 miles, in $34.34 t certain filling e west as high ux 45 in. id Mr. Milenz. ‘Our ¢ n $7 thus ma of our transportation $20.87 apiece.” From a complete AT OORT PLANT BEING REVISED REGULARLY NOW “Three times this year Dort pro- ion schedules have-been radically ised to meet the demand for closed yeneral Sales Manager nsfield of the Dort Motor mobile sales situation “This is not because we did not expect a healthy closed car business - the contrary. We found at hows last winter that we had Suossed exactly right regarding the general desire for closed cars at nearer open car prices. It was then that our first revision of schedules was made. 4 “Twice since ‘that time we have een compelled to increase the propor on of closed cars to open ones un til now the two types are running a lose race for ascendancy “How do I account for this devel- pment? Just price—that 4 people have always praferr r, but felt that the diftere price was too great. Now the reason for much of that difference in price was limited production and the rem. edy was obviously increased produc Dort felt that a reduced price differential would automatically bring sales volume that would insure a pay <utput. So it has proved log of the trip | in shown that | soline was 31 | | trip either.” ¥, in discussing the auto-! nterest from the standpoint | calions were used, thus maicng an uding secessary moun- alles to the gation ed in Chicago witn the its tires that was put sand the same wa put in at Albu same air ir in at Los An ter in the querque. “n addition to the two passengers the car carried 1000 pounds of luggage, including, a r fit nt the roads for the most * g¢od, they were rough in including one stretch of 200 miles over what Mr. Milenz de- scribed as ragged rock. “But,” said Mr. Milenz “just look at my tires; they are exactly like new, if the casings are wi at all it in barely >. inctures, no tr We're back in a or two on these same tires and Ny believe we will experianco whatever on our return Both Mr. and Mrs. Milenz were en. a F the to amp sys y various towns fot utomobile travelers “They are just splendid,” says Mrs Milenz. “Moat of the camps provide every convenience imaginable. There facilities fof cooking, provisions y be had at reasonable prices and tient supervision over all ar- angements {» erercised."” Milenz came , east to Kansas Mr. and Mrs. over the southern route elty and then on t Lincoln their 9 mediately Nash factory ‘Just had to see it,” plained STORY OF FAR NORTH FEATURED AT THE HUB Perils of the frozen north, romance of the borderland, love, courage, he man stuff, these are found in’ the ture picture playing at the Hub to and tomorrow, “Out of the Silent h.” Frank Mayo is at his best Those who have seen Mayo in other pictures of the north will ap preciate this statement. He will have to be awfully good to surpass anything he fously done. And he is. Harry Sweet in “Speed ‘em Up," a real live rip-roaring comedy, will fur- nish a laugh to the la went almest im. ha to inspect the they ex A Value Why should you buy any car but a Ford? parts lowest, operating and up- ; keep expense lowest, yet a Ford car will take you any place any Like This Prices lowest, car will go. Theseare sensible, not extravagant times, and a Ford is the most sensible car for anyone to own. Terms if desired. EARL C. BOYLE 125-137 N. Center St. Phone 9 | The department of justice has no tified Mr. and Mrs. Charlies L. Glass Jersey City, N. J., that their little son, Jimmy, lost seven years, has heen found with a gypsy band in Porto Rico. OLOS USED FOR RECORD TAIP Auto Editor of Milwaukee Journal Finds It Efficient on Long Tour. “Brownie,” the demon driver, who edits the automobile section of the Milwaukee Journal, has just finished his seventh annual inspection of Wis. consin highways, covering 8,064 miles in 26 days. The car selected was an Oldsmobile, model 47-8, the first light car to be used in this annual trip. Three passengers were carried and the car averaged 310 miles per day, with a high mileage day of 491 and five other days rolling up 387, 383, 380, 370, and 365 miles. The best previous day's run, in former tours, was 362 miles, Accurate tab was kept of gas, and water consumption and the ures show that the car averaged roiies to the gallon of gas, and 7 tiles to the gallon-of oil. The car crossed the state five times, wen? up and down it four times and traveled around its border twice. In spite of the heavy load and the long hours. the Oldsmobile made only two stops for mechanical adjustment. One was to have a broken tire rack repaired, ant the other was to tighten a loose car buretor connection. ‘“Brownle” pays oll fig and says that inside of two years it | trtbutore for the state. Mr. Frint says| opportunities for very clever work|new ones and make a hit with their "ill be possible to travet by practical. j that he will put 50,000 miles on the|and is saturated with wit and funny | audience. ly any road in Wisconsi, anf be sure of finding it in good condition. Be cause of the good roads, or good luck, or good driving, tha tourists raffered nly seven punctures and two biow outs and came tack with five o! the o7jpinal six tires. “Brownie” reports officially that the Oldsmobile caused him less trou ble than any other car he has used on similar trips. The same car will be sent with other drivers over 10,000 miles more of Wisconsin highways, but under the auspices of the Frint Motor Car company. Oldsmobile dis-ter. The comedy offers somes g004 car this summer—and he is a man of his word. Columbia Comedy Is Entertaining “Me, Him and I” is the rather puzzling title of the musical comedy being played at the Columbia the The high standing of the good Maxwell in public r reliable an rd is due to its remarkably economical performance, even more than to its great beauty. It has won this high place becauseitstands absolutely alone as a motor car value. Cord tires, non-skid frent and rear; disc steel wheels, demour able at rim and at hub; drum type lampe; Alemite lubrication; motor driven electric hom ; un windshield. é Jong springs; new type water-tight . revenue tax to be added: + Coupe, $1388; Sedan, $1485 C. E. Kennedy Motor Co. 236 West Yellowstone < Phone 909 MA “The Good XAWELL on NASH cars Delivered at Casper. The Largest Value in Automobiles and Trucks Ever Offered. THE NASH CARS AND TRUCKS ARE BUILT TO WITHSTAND WYOMING ROADS—FOR ENDORSEMENT ASK A NASH OWNER. 3-Passenger Roadster. 5-Passenger Touring 7-Passenger Tourin; 4-Passenger Sport.. 4-Passenger Coupe , 7-Passenger- Sedan .. Nash Fours 2-Passenger Roadster. 5-Passenger Touring 2-Passenger Cabriolet. 5-Passenger Carriole . 3-Passenger Coupe. 5-Passenger Sedan NASH TRUCKS SPECIAL PRICES FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ONLY One-ton, including pneumatics all around, cab and windshield .. Two-ton, including pneumatics all around, cab and windshield Nash Quad " NASH LEADS THE. WORLD IN MOTOR CAR VALUE. Nash Sixes Nash Casper Motor Company Yellowstone and Kimball Casper, Wyo. Telephone 1818 situations. ‘The chorus work is as good as ever and there is one dance by a member of the chorus that is extremely well done. It called for several encores las =3 evening. scod with a funny song of hers. 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