Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 23, 1922, Page 7

MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1922. MONDELL AIDS LOGAL PROJECT (Continued From Page One.) “\. in excoms Of What ft wae belleved by vy whle I was not tn position to dis- pute the opinion of reclamation offt « as to these surveys and of cost, I insisted that surveys and examinations ith a view to developing a pos. car to use all caution in passing the! truck. A great many been =o t= She club on count of—the fact that many trucks de not have tall lights and that often @ fast moving pas- wenger automobile wil approach dangerously near a truck withou: o tall light, traveling im the dark be fore it is distinguishable, The Casper Motur club is negotiat- ing to secure a sample of a self complaints Tecstrt t= the Moter | Mluminating tail fight that may be| Placed on trucks where it will rot be, easity broken off by trucks being be / Backed carelessly into loading plat- forms. If this tall lighst ts a suc:| cezs here it is thought that many *PAIGE-JEWETT CARS FAIL TOABRE FR PLAY has been disappointed “by the non- arrival. of new \Pa'ge and Jewett; models’ which the firm expected to! exhibit on. the opening night of the automobile show, These cars re! now scheduled to arrive tonight and} they ‘ill occupy display space at the show beginning toworrow after- noon. og | Among tho ‘models to be shewn/ — , PAGE SEVEN. a Sord- pend the difference FC —~ “(tucks plying betwen Casper and! will be « Paige “656” sport model! veys carried out by the Reclama. on ke eeban. } ‘Service end in cooperation with| Sat Creek will be so equipped ir PA the state, have developed @ line and - pian of construction more: favorable than those of the earlier surveys at the point of former estimated ¢anal | cost. With the perfection of excavat ng machinery and the use of cheap power which can be made available, tt seems quite certain now that this pplendid project can be realized. I feel that the development of this enterprise fa of such tremendous $en- | tance, particularly tn view of the derful industrial development in| art of the stats, that I shall/ ave nothing undone that will tend . “tha beaging avout ts cary us|! ‘The Benedict-Dodson Motor Co. certaking and constraction. I consider the Casper project an enterprise of the very first import: ance, entitled to—as it will have—my most active and earnest assistance. - ‘The Columbia Six The Best in Its Class. _ The Rickenbacker Six The Best in Any Class. Will Be Displayed at the First, Annual Auto Show by _ The 1923 SUPERIOR Chevrolet 2-Passenger Roadster This car has lowest average operating costs, with style, finish, and equipment that comp! ly ow all ‘yea aera in its field. It is the ideal car for daily use by business and professional people, salesmen, | farmers, and all who want the most economical transportation for one | or two passengers, with ample rear compartment for samples, luggage, etc. eye pd! has been still further improved by more artistic design and added equipment. ECONOMY has been still further increased by engincering refinements and greatly increased facilities. SERVICE is now offered on -a flat rate basis by 10,000 dealers and service statiuns. PRICES of the new line remain the same in spite of added equipment and more expensive construction, which have greatly increased value. Prepare for Inspection THE QUALITY LINE Hudson Essex Marmon It will be remembered that the bullding of a storage reservoir on the Sweetwater at the Devil's Gate was ene of the earliest undertakings planned under the reclamation law. carrying out of this long contem- plated storage project would quite kely follow <* a part of ths Casper project. “Bome people have been under the impression, or have sought to convey the impression, that the trrigation of ands In Wyoming and western Ne braska under the North Platte project ad or would Interfere with the irri- gation of lands further up the stream uding lands about Casper. There bsolutely no foundation for such a or opinion. “Those familar with ituation realize that there is suf- water in the Platte river. prop. e couserved, to irrigate all of the acreage along the river in Wyoming -facturer in the world has so per- sistently main- tained such high standard of qual- ity and so deter- minedly kept So when you buy Ford Products you will enjoy not only the satisfac- tion of having Are always ready for your approval. Scme other models in our salesrooms and a few at THE ARKEON TONIGHT AND THREE NIGHTS MORE, Yellowstone 1406 Streamline body desi; with high hood; vacuum feed an: Tear gasoline $510 525 Two Passenger Roadster Five Passenger Tourh:¢ | tank on all models; drum type head | lamps with legal lenses. Curtains open with doors of open models. Closed Two Passenger Utility Coupé 680 } models have plate glass Térnstedt Four Passenger Sedanette 850 which is susceptible of ‘rrigagt’on | regula lowes ates i made the right choice iad ‘beat Sabtabaee tetas gt achy We Are Selling | tires, on on windshie! aces cet Five Passenger Sedan - - 860 but of me Saved would haye.beon se¢ at rest by dash light. The Sedanette is equipped Light Delivery Truck - - 510 money besides. the statemant recently made officially with auto trunk on rear. Special Sold or Pasumatic Tired jointly by officials of the recia- tan ar tes ires : Call, write or phone Wheels Can Bo Supplied ‘on service and the state of Wyo- See these remarkable cars. Study the specifications 6 ing officials, t6 the effect that there y for our terms. ALL PRICES F. 0. 8. DETROTE was sufficient water in’ the Platte for adjacent irrigable lands in Wycm ing, both above and below the Path. For the same prices you are paying for ; ler dam. The only difficulty heretofore has other and inferior tires. been found in the high entimated ° costs. More recent survers have re duced these costs to a point where construction seems entirely feasible. ‘Tt Is scarcely necessery for me to suggest the very great benefits that would accrue to the state generally, and to this section espec'ally, through the carrying out of tls gfeat enter: prise, I trust: we may ‘secure {t in he near, future. Jt yould.tend not only to ad@ to. the /presperity ‘und «reatiy enhance the importance c/ Casper, but it would vastly benefit a}! of the people of Casper through the production of agricultural products of all sorts right at the very doors of the city. “It is my intention to give an ‘in crease] amount of my time and atten- tion to veclamation development, and o have the Casper project considered parUcularly,” MIDWEST CO. TO INSPECT LIGHTS ON ITS TRUCKS The Transportation department of the Midwest Refining company will Put into effect a plan to lessen the possibility of accidents which have been all too fresuent in the past, due to collisions with broken-down trucks, and trucks traveling with- out Nehts on the Salt Creek road. The plan supports the Tribune's safe- ty campaign recently launched, Hereafter ail Midwest trucks leay- ing elther the Casper or Salt Creek terminals will be inspected to see} that all lights are in good condition Truck ¢rivers will be instricted that when they break down and are not in the clear that they are to stry with the truck and they are to send ‘word to Casz nd proper lights (kerosene lan’ with red globes) be sent to them for danger sig- All Midwest trucks will also try red flags to be displayed on roken down trucks as danger sig- in the daytime. Red flags will rlso be displayed on moving trucks when the load extends over the sice or rear a great distance. This should warn the approaching Nothing Compares With Chevrolet WYOMING OLDSMOBILE CO. G. J. STALMANN, GEN, MGR. * 454 East Yellowstone See these models at the Auto Show all this week EARL C. BOYLE Phone 9 Phone 1963 125 to 137.N. Center Second and UN danHant; Phone | Some Distinctive Features _ Prices f. 0. b. Flint, Mich. quam armiieae | Once a Gates user always a Gates booster. OPEN EVENINGS Attend = See The Casper’s First Annual New Cadillac Auto Show oe Sedan EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK ' At The Auto Show TONIGHT ‘ Arkeon Dancing Academy . DUE TO LACK OF SPACE AT THE AUTO SHOW We will display some of our Ford and Lincoln models at our salesrooms, directly across street from Arkeon. Our service department will be open each evening and the public is cordially invited to visit this department and see the largest Ford service station in Wyoming in opera- “EARL C. BOYLE 125 to 137 North Center—Phone 9 Gates Service Station 136 W. Second St. : Tire and Tube Repair Work of All Kinds. TONIGHT We Will Exhibit mer Arkeon Dancing . Academy 4-Passenger Sport Model And the 4-Passenger Coupe Watch each day for the different models. L. D. BRANSON AUTO CO. Authorized Buick Service MASONS Masons mean more mileage, More mileage makes them cost less. COMPRESSION INNER ae SOLVE THE PUNCTURE : GRIEF. Wyoming Compression Tube & Tire Co. 426 East Second Street Phone 1125-M Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealer RAI ee a AR a No