Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1923, Page 15

SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1923. Che Casper Sunday Morning Cribune PAGE THREE, Autos Were Once A Luxury, But Now a Necessity owner's interest, while at the same|ening of general travel in the belief time giving its support to the awak-| that the various forms of transporta tion dovetail in such a way that no one can be segregated from the rest. NMI AL PLANS TOSELL U.S. 10 AMERICANS THROUGH TRAVELING WASHINGTON, D. C., June 30.—Simultaneoutly with the announcement that many big national organizations are lining up with the N. M. A. slogan “Discover America” the National Motorists association declares itself squarely behind the movement to sell America te Americans through more The far greater number of good convenient, less costly and more profitable traveling. While the exact p'an of action is as yet only in the making {t {s known that the biggest hotel, transportation, industrial and automotive interests in the country are to give support to this idea of profit ‘by traveling more in America. See’ America First” 1s to be discarded in favor of “See America the Time. Julius Barnes, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce; Roy D. Chapin, chairman of the executive board of the Hudson Motor Car company; Sam F, Dutto, pioneer tourist bureau advocate, Fred Caley, executive secretary of the Nationat Motorists association, the American Hotel association, and the National Automob!le Chamber of Commerce are among the prominent people and organizations that have already ex- pressed themselves as being much in- terested in any reasonable plan whereby the idea can be properly pre- rented to the public. The ‘Discover America” movement 1s the expression of a concerted effort on the part of all travel interests to urge Americans to travel regularly far and near, rather than spasmodi- cally on once-in-a-lifetime journeys to of ideas, and is thus a very vital fac- tor in the development of national life, business and progress generally. As Frederick C. Russell, a leading automotive writer says in the “open- jing gun” article in ‘Hotel Manage. | ment,” “It is no longer a question of ‘See America First’—and then take the next boat for Europe—but a mat- ter of awakening the man who has never even discovered America.” With the automobile industry pro- ducing at the rate of 3,000,000 or more cars a year it is evident that the automobile {js to play an impostant role in stimulating business by en |couraging travel, all of which is equivalent to saying that the move- ment {s something in which the auto mobile club, particularly the national organization, must play an important role. | ‘“Amerfca—that ts the place. See any part of it that is within your means and ability to reach, even if it }is only a day's outing by rail, boat, | trolley or automobile with a meal as the hotel in the next town,” is the way Mr. Russell sums up the idea for America’s travel interests Motorists will be kept informed of good Maxwell gives more Phone 909 The Good Maxwells you see on the streets shows clearly the momentous change that has been wrought in motor car buying, ane literal truth is that the for the money than the public has been ac- customed to getting. That is why its success is so striking and so sound. KENNEDY MOTOR COMPANY 230 West Yellowstone — eS CORES = heep running so smooth ISTEN to an Oakland 6-44 engine that has delivered twenty thousand miles of service? Its smooth and silent flow of power amazes you! What is the reason? Sturdy crankshaft and connecting reds of the finest metals! Costly patented bronze-backed bearings! Lightest of moving parts reducing vibration to the mini- mum! A pressure feed lubrication system con- stantly bathing moving parts in oil! Cylinders honed to the smoothness of glass! And above all—accuracy and precision in manufacture. hy do Oakland Eins Ys The Touring Car *995 Drive a year-old Oakland—and you'll under- points far d'stant from their homes. | the movement as it takes definite stand why Oakland’s “Mileage Basis” gauge The automobile play increasing.| form. The stay-at-home habit is a AU Pricesf.ebPowie 3. CL a pre represe : Peeal ti ly important part in sk of fig- y one for all concerned, and a . is such a true representation of real quality. uratively carrying on ork begun! © When moors pa + + 6979 1148 by Columbus in 149: the Na s learn to travel they will tional Motorists association feels that | travel to learn, but the traveling pro- its service to car owners in simplify | cess must be simplified and put on a ing their traveling is sufficient reason| somewhat newer basis. And the N. for giving support to the movement.| M. 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Fours and Sixes from $1045.00 to $1695.00 F. O. B. Casper At the lowest price ever made on a Ford Coupe this attractive model offers even greater value than before. The convenient window lators, the pa adds upholstery, fo i the many refinements in chassis construction, have brought new high standards of quality. Professional and business men demand- ing continuous car service at low cost, and with comfort and convenience, are turning to the Ford Coupe in greater, numbers than ever. So great is the demand thata shortage is certain. List your order now—cover it with a small down payment — the balance on convenient terms, These considerations, in the final analysis, are the true basis of economy in motoring. And it is this attribute of long life to which Dodge Brothers Motor Car owes its chief claim upon the unalterable loyalty of its owners. rs We) NY NAL FR) i lA EARL C. 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