Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 27, 1923, Page 10

TUESD. 27, 1923. PAGE TEN Ae ae Che Casper Daily Cribune Practical Lines Mark 1923 Cars try abroad, 1000 miles to see that it was distributed to the executive in the automobile industry | S, 114,000 by rail and! public as efficiently as we build it] who has been ‘equally successful as auto. at the factory,” he said on his re-| designer, engineer, company official he, turn to the factory. He will now de-|and sales executive. Complete rec- ng | Vote several months to the engineer-| ords of all factory activities reach ing and production policies of the] him enroute each day he travels. aa! Organization. i es Rickenbacker is probably the only | Try Tribune Classified for Results. | bearing his name, designed and built! casting programs. Rickenbacker has by his organization. addressed as many as seven meet- He has traveled on land, water and | ings in a single day, as well as ca t: 2 tor of e ha oe da trip of t in the air. He has utilized automo-| 0 his other duties as director o a ompleted a trip Duttseta toate: trains, airplanes, sub-|S%les of the Rickenbacker Motor entire American continent ’ |ways—and oven horses. Seventysix| Company. the principal distributing po! | thot i thousand miles in America and| ‘Twice he has crossed the continent; “After desgning a good car twenty-five thousand abroad. in aircraft for a total of 6000 miles, IN TI FSTS OF (70 He has addressed nearly two mil-| He has made five trips by train, ha ition persons during his tours. He/|traveled 15,000 miles cross countr: - |has been in constant demand as a| between the Canadian border an |speaker at gatherings of business|Texas and has ridden 18,000 miles and professional men, sales confer-|!n e@utomobiles. DETR! March 27.—Capt E. Vv. R 1 e Di ear 00,0 lee |@nces, important banquets, automo-| There was an ocean voyage of 7,000 of the automobile! bile shows, and on radio broadcast-/ miles to survey conditions in the au- We will display Tonight the New AT THE CASPER AUTOMOBILE SHOW DON’T FAIL TO SEE The New Chalmers Touring “Wins By Comparison” PACKARD Single Six COUPE MOTOR CARS This evening we will show an Oldsmobile Chassis as our feature. Mr. E. J. McMullen from the Olds Motor Works will give a talk on the engineering features of this sturdy automobile and will be glad to answer any questions. Buick shows the way for 1923 in performance —in style—in refinement. We want you to know why the Oldsmobile has come to the front. AT THE AUTO SHOW The Maxwell Sport BOOTH 10 THE KENNEDY MOTOR CO. Joe E. Mansfield At the Automobile Show Tonight In Booth No. 3 We Will Show A Cut-Away Buick Chassis and A Buick Six Coupe Driven by electric motor. We believe this to be the most wonderful piece of machinery ever shown in Wyoming, and trust that you will make arrangements to see it. L. D. Branson Auto Co. 132 North Wolcott St. Phone 2260 WHY PIERCE-ARROW SALES have increased 228 percent "The 1901 Plerce-Motorette as {t looked on its 22nd birthday, which it Sqicbrated by runging from Buffalo to New York City, This vehicle was the forerunner of the models which won the Glidden tours in successive years. Wyoming Oldsmobile Co. 454 East Yellowstone HE creation of the Star Car by W. C. Durant is the most important and brilliant accom- plishment of any individual iden- tified yith the automotive industry. The Star Car marks the most advanced step since the introduc- tion of the automobile, for it pro- vides for the first time a quality automobile, standardized in con- struction and operation, at a really low price. See this all-feature car—the creation that has made millions marvel—at the Auto Show. VER a span of years that meas- ures nearly the entire lifetime of the automobile industry, there has developed a deep-rooted respect for the name Pierce-Arrow. From the beginning, the makers of Pierce-Arrow definitely have sought this respect. They believed then, as now, that a product of uncommon quality—designed and built to excel —is bound to win preference. And they knew then, as now, that the price _ of this inevitable leadership would be ceaseless vigilance and a constant striving toward still higher attainment. And so, in America, the name Pierce-Arrow has come to have’ an almost generic meaning. Uncon- sciously it springs to the lips of the RY RE TTS Ce The Kumph Motor Car Company Colorado Springs 18 N. Nevada Ave. Denver 12th Ave. and Acoma Distributors of Pierce-Arrow Passenger Cars and Pierce-Arrow Motor Trucks man on the street as the descriptive term for the capsheaf of quality. This widespread and acknowledged respect is now more pronounced than ever, It is reflected directly in the increasing public demand for the products which bear the Pierce-Arrow nameplate. Specifically, this year’s sales at this writing show an increase of 228% over those of the corresponding period of 1922, An unmistakable expression of public confidence and preference—a confidence founded on the stability and integrity of the makers, and a preference based on the sheer merit of the préduct itself, Casper 316 W. Midwest Ave.