Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1924, Page 13

7S Crihune SECOND NEWS SECTION. NUMBER 30 Sunday 4né WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW CASPER, WYO., SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 iow =) te ee Theater News Markets Automobiles : EAU|TRAFFIC CONTROL ATINTERSECTIONS IS | AVTOMOTIVE DEALERS LAY PLANS: Pine |etaaetrere), ADE Besy BY BEM] NICAL INSTALLATION | ran eRFATEST ih Ae. : OPENS. MAY 1 Apparatus Used Successfully in Milwaukee and [5 APPROVED 1 Ne_loneer il te Caner ek PP actsated on. This Page Could Be Spring Spectacle Scheduled for March 24 : ihe Wyant Wiecioe cope r Adapted for Service Here. To 27 to Witness Display Here of ‘ res. Coolidge Com- pared for conditions. It will not ‘ ie ere rie bea. for the fourist fro. t jt mended by A, A. A. feel like i tabiean Spat fons tes "y . fold wher in the vicinity of Cas- Chief in Letter. per. The tour bureau of the Casper Daily Tribune is a poten- tial reality. In other words, May Government regulation of the : nove ganoline apparently offers} 1; Will see the inauguration of the most complete station for: the je best protection of the interests} (nici vor the tourist, i the motorists against any con- int * ae ted action in arbitrarily increas- jg the price overnight, in the opin- All Leading Makes. of Cars. BY SPARK PLUG Complete in every detail, educational and entertain- ing to the finest point, will be the Second Annual Spring Automobile Show, of the Casper Automotive Association. At a special meeting of the organization called last Thurs- day noon at the Henning hotel, President Joe E. Mans- field outlined Yor discussion the plans for the forthcoming show. March 7 inclusive _ BY SPARK PLUG. Casper needs electric control of traffic. Conditions in our congested sections demand some definite manner of controlling the movement of motor vehicles. The Tribune has secured two pictures of the apparatus as used in the city of Milwaukee, and has published them in this issue. Mr. Kaylor, of the Casper Supply Co., has been busy during the past few weeks, explain-] that Casper should have downtown ing the principle of electric control traffic controlled electrically?” The third member of the com existance in the state of Wyo- ming. Thos. Bartha of Detroit,| The bureau will be placed in ‘ ie ? In of Thee The American Autans,| charge of “Sparky.” ‘Tribune au- toa number ‘of councilmen 8nd} iittee has not been interviewed ie : have been set by the members as| Where during its duration. Mr. Association, expressed in a] tomobile editor, and scores of let- enlisting their aid in the adoption | upon the subject, but there is every = scare a the date for the exhibition, The | Dowd will probably be going to 4 toca. fiaee, nicesdy Kean seut..to In the above photograph is shown | of the system in this city, He has | reason to believe that he will The overread type of electric! ar;eon will again be the scene of | Denver in the near future and while : of commendation to President polidce for his prompt action ‘in| elghboring cities asking co-opera- {fie © rol, and the type advo-| tho splendor, and as in the past, the | there will asked to call upon ated for use upon three of Casper’s | very best that can be obtained in | ‘ented entertainment and attempt the curb type of electric control of | met with unusual success. In view | With his fellow councilmen. Prac ines * tion and information relative to | traffic which has proven popular | of the fact that the measure when | tically all that will be necessary : bs pres “ J OE rete aloe of gane.| Polnts of interest in their vicinity, |.In the residence sections of large | presented for discussion to the city | to arrange for discussion upon th | ove" Tie ow eee ete wag | Htertainment will be provided. Ci diiee” Aeabe cbs sities SEhGaE & ic. Mr. Henry called the attention| hotel accommodations, garages, | cities. The words “‘Stop"' and "Go" | council will be placed in the hands | Subject in an carly city counc! | 14 absolutely free from danger or, Practically every Casiier dealer! who attended the fall show will ted She president to the fact that the} ete There is little doubt but that | alternate at given. intervals upon|of the committee on streets and] meeting. Tho people of Casper arc | Ty king. ‘The threa sections can | M8 signified his willingness to take | nave ib -AMtodS 1AM perkecton ” F the president saline, peice made} the Tribune will receive the sup- |all four corners sympathetically.| alleys, Mr. Kaylor directed his | anxiously awaiting the decision of | “rainy aiscerned in the picture. | Part in this year’s spring spec ee Ladant’piwenentedl ac teas tiene ain vine the last six months if main.| Port of the various chambers of | An amber light appears in the glass | offorts toward the members of that | (helr representatives upon this 8! } 10 ner section is used for the | Many of them will exhibit only one According to" the -comimitiag ‘foe the wt incl, means an approximate an.| commerce throughout Wyoming, | tall at the top of the stand, which | committee. Two out of three of the | mportant matter, Meal. the Gat ra the each evening, but all | coming atraction, the spring exhibit eo: nal Increase of $00,000,000 in the} fr it is to the interest of these | indicates that the direction of|members have answered favorably According to a representative anwettand:the lower for sented. At ‘Thursday's | wi) be accompanied by still finer ain st of operating the motor vehicles} Communities to have thelr par- | traffic is about to change. to the question. “Do you believe | from the firm which manufactur: * signal meeting, President Mansfield ap-| omorts in the art of song and dance bse the country. This unquestionably | ticular touring advantages upon the apparatus for electric contr pointed a general show committee reg Na rae es Migs be. a the cost of living, said Mz} file at the Triburie Tour Bureau. he cost for the installation of threc to take charge At any rate, Casper auto lovers fi! : we oa (THE AUTOMOTIVE MELTING POT| 2 22s [eczaee ote soo strict w be approximately 50 reation and construction. and, in short, to put the show over e ne. Digger anc etter in every Mr. Nene eet ie tol bate iene: bs When one stops to consider that | Some select and test steel, {ron,| with a bang. The committee upon | W@y than any ever beld in this city is sericea Kae Ma igacnel toay teal’ peattive ot ‘obtenting the B Conducted by “SPARKPLUG” this figure represents an expend rass, wood, leather, glass and other| which so much responsibility de dened: dealers during the hat the President of the United] latest facts upon that highway ture less than the entire cost of » | aw materials and special equip-| volves 1s composed) of C. West, of |) 0" 4" months may mean that ates hag the power and facilities] from the Tribune. Should a low priced automobile, and then] ment picked at random from the|the Studebaker Sales and Service | the Arkeon will be a trifle crowded, for arriving at the facts ‘which are] Tumor reach you regarding the Purpose—To “‘Wise-up" the automobile owner. compares this cost with the amoun! | stream that flows incessantly intc| company, Lee Doud, president of | pen ve the individual ex» ot only of interstate importanes,| absence of a certain bridge, that More Purpose—To put the Tribune Sunday Automobile section before|0f damage done to automobiies | he various mammoth departments. | the Lee Doud Motor company, and | °') one mit be eat dow nm to maka ut which affect interstate and in.| rumor may be verified or cast | the public of Casper w th a roar like a gant fire- cracker exploding in the} every year in Casper through lack | still others of these one hundred and] W. R. Yeilding, sales manager of plen: 4 © ‘ Bey a tihng 2 fo better fividual transportation. ‘The ait.| aside as falas by calling the Court House at midnight. of adequate control of traffic move- | twenty-five men work out the cor-| the sh Casper Motor company. agp unity ‘3 may es real line ow neulties attendiiig independant con.|. Tribune: Free road. mapa. will Source of Info—The general public—Likewise the automobile dealers.| Ments, the question again arises: rect design and check the finished| Jn these three men, ‘Mr. Mansfield | 11° tag bt rat een Spee rol of this interstate problem by| Probably be obtained from the Now and then, the police department. “How long can Casper do with-| product for satisfactory per-|chose a trio of r hustlers who | [OF rai are ieaahed imagined “roan tn: ho various states is obviou: state highway department, for the Forewarning—What you read and don't like—pass over. cpucne a eiesteey: atte | Comer) cocmanee! cannot fail to give Casper the great: | “tteniancs Sm at itomobile’ shove. as ‘The peopl t use of the: tourist. on display in his sal t age | avstem?” Each year more than 500,000 such| est automobile show in its history.) %t the spring “automobile show. people want to know the real Our unprecedented spring weather y s_salesroom at: 325 > tesst are made fn Studebaker labora-} Through arrangement with Mr.| 2° Tribune Automobile section will a asons, if any exist, for the price This newspaper belicves that | scems to have come to a close. Let | South David street. Four wheel pena taper gt ant vile ia ‘i rm dot angement with Mr. keep you posted upon further de- Ing from GRREES eieeente: hintar | Spkiven trentaaen eeetfie saber | oe gtee: theakan, Rows At | brakes ‘neverything. - ories uesstwor' In materials | McKeon, the entire Arkeon has} \eionment 4 a one sectlonteiian tein Q - nethods, construction, operation] been chartered for the four show ¥ price quoted] bile tourist during the length of | blessings, no matter how small. ie and performance are thi limi: ight a % Lo ¥ a an adjoining territory and why] time he remains in Casper will do ‘The initial ah{pment,.of Chevrolet ted Ee teas nee carina taaecoareeaaite hiagice een LO i he price can be'arbitrarily increas:| considerably more to successfully | yere's. a little opportunity for | CSP oF the newly established = Beer rs Be Saeed tO pane eles at DOE pepe re way oy d in certain sections overnight, said) advertise this city and the state | tne annual summer Vai med give | Nolan Chevrolet company arrived CONNECTED WITH THE Ts er pe Hens of Wyoming, than any other | tittle more thanks. ‘The Tribune | jo, cher ist week and were un- % be « loaded on Thursday. The ground fer as SAM] ay ee oe | WHITE COMPANY, SMD| ne Favorice Suburban Car ° This was handed to Sparky by an j to be located on South David street The fullest cooperation of the As-[ medium. Sparky will tell you sociation and all its affiliations was} more from time to time regard- pledged to the president, the United} ing the tour bureau, and as ar- tates Department of Justice and] rangements progress the people he Federal Trade Commission, by| will know. Remember, May 1 is See ei sa catia atte Seon: next door to the Packard agency. : os ie iaghton the grand opening date of Wyo- 3 conomical Tran:portation ke mine's finest bureau of automobile | this, we give yourup: ‘Those who falied to purchase that| Reporte that the White company, fr ? fe - information. ‘The duration of the | 908 @ dark and Willys Knight, a | long desired automobile during the e Higtwesine in tae trucks abd: __| eps) _ for i information is still indefinite but | Pathfinder set out to locate the | past month or so, are now fully|¢1% Of Mistvsrade motos tere tne peeve — o = tt ta likely that it will come to | Chevrolet. On this trip he was| justified in administering a healthy|Dutre™ Tao resumed ite Somme CHEVROLET , i close each season at about the | forced to Ford the Hudson, and| kicking to themseives. Many cars| Ti iiy, eR ay at eon ar pare pe y first of October. Dodge Overland in his rush to make | have already advanced in price and|Whch It discontinued in Saree ho z er a Paige in history. With a load of | indications are that practically | Deen definitely set at rest by the of- es Saxon, he was struck by a Pierce| every automobile will cost more ficial statement that neither the i Chicago, both of which are so-called | Arrow, and knocked Cole. Hot Dog!| money a few weeks from now than company nor Its official factory per- a show streets, but that it is not likely ae it does at the present time, sonnel has any connection whatso- SUPERIOR 5-Passenger th to prove either successful as a| A little more nonesense. “Would sca aeh se! ever with the Roll’n Motors Co., or Sedan we you take a tire to a blacksmith shop} The newty establisned Lavoye any other passenger car producer. money-maker or popular with the public in communities of moderate size. to have a shoe put on’ Motor company ordered four new Studebakers through the Studebeker Use c sae “Records compiled by my staff] Get in a few Ucks for electric] Sales and Service company of In Small Cities show that the double-deck vehicle | traffic control. Casper recently. operated in a northern city of only Held Feasible for 30,000 inhabitants has proved both| “At last,” says Mr. Johnson. T; popular and profitable so far this | Reason—The used cars are begin- ransportation. winter, and that in a city of 750,000 | ning to move at the Kennedy Motor inhabitants four of these double- | company. deck vehicles, in constant operation in a service supplementary to that given by the local raflway, have turned into a profit operation that otherwise might have resulted in a deficit. “A lot of people in the past have Current speculation as to wheth- $ fo-b. er The White company had become 795 tint, interested as a manufacturer in the Rollin Motors, a C'eveland newcom- er in the passenger car ficld, is be- leved to have risen from the fact veved to pate. White, chairman ot} For the family that lives in a for rougher or fair weather use; the board of Rollin Motors, was at suburban or country home, It is a quality product in which one tte tus not been true for ten! Chevrolet 5-Passenger Sedan is the whole family can take pride. ‘A new Chalmers coach was de-| Light Six coupe. c years. livered last week to Roscoe Schiecty,| Robert Wright—Five passenger ey eons ee: the ideal-all-year car. yet is easy to own, to maintain, county treasurer at Douglas, by the | Light Six Sedan. and to o , Souneiy Mariesonagecyet Mr. Ferrill, Pearl White Laundry Ag (00 TESTS It has ample power to negotiate erate The Studebaker Sales and Service company reports the sale of Stude- baker cars to the following residents of Casper and vicinity: Louls Romstead—Five passenger That double-deck busses are as Practical on the streets of small cities on Fifth avenue, New York, and that their popularity is immediate wherever they are intro- —Light Six coupe. any road any automobile can _Its full modern equipment in- It seems that the Lee Doud Art Bailey of the Waffle Kitchen, duced, is the statement made by Cart W. Stocks, editor of Bus Trans-| sought to fix theoretical physteal | Motor company were afraid Sparky | Big Six Seven passenger Touring. travel, and through cold or storm cludes cord tires, plate glass wine Yortation, writing in the current] limitations for the bus,” Mr. Stocks | wou! we no credence to their| Harry Beals—Big Six Speedster. i issue of that magazine. says, “but as prohpets they have|words. They therefore produced Delmar C. Herman of Salt Creek— carries the family in ease and cons; dome and dash lights, ‘a “The latest erroneous idea about | been discrediteg. This does not} orders taken during the past week | Light Six coupe. comfort. Its price is so low that high-grade upholstery and inte- le he bus to die a natural death,” he|mean that the bus is without its | for Paige and Jewett cars: rior fittin: f- tes, “Is that the double deck bus |limitations. It simply means that} Monday—Two Jewett special] Well. We see where Sparky and almost any family can afford it, r Bs. Sassie Susie will be forced to race again. Pretty tough on the trusty nags, but great stuff for the readers of the Tribune daily comio page. right on Fifth avenue, New | these limitations are not so obvious sedans. and on Michigan boulevard, | as some would have. us believe. Tuesday—One Jewett coupe, one Jewett touring. ‘Wednesday—One Jewett broug- ham, one Jewett touring, one Paige brougham. ‘Thursday—One Jewett Brougham, one Jewett De Luxe sedan. PASSENGER CARS $12.50 PER MONTH Being Die Seneen De) Tacs DEAD STORAGE $8.00 PER MONTH roadater. Saturday—One Jewett touring. Absolutely Fireproof Building—Open Night and Day Car Washing The Lee Doud Motor Co. 424 W. Yellowstone Phone 1700 New Features Tried} eventhoughanothercarisowned See it before deciding on any car4 Six carloads of new Dodge Bro- In Laboratories by thers cars are on the tracks await- Studebaker. ing unloading by the train crew of the Coliseum Motor company. One hundred and twenty-five Studebaker engineers, motallurgusts, chemists and mechanics today de- vote their time and thought to the development and tests of new ideas in motor ‘car design, construction, operation and equipment. ‘These men play a vital part in the introduction of new models, such as Willys Knight sales are surpass-|the 1924 Studebaker in better ing the fondest expectations of the| manufacturing methods, and {n con- Wyoming Oldsmobile company,| stantly guarding the high standards fifteen deposits for futuro delivery | in current production that have long have been received by that company} made Studebaker a leader in big- on the new Oldsmobile cars. volume manufacture of high-quality, Keep it up. Those plainclothes ed six-cylinder cars. gents may find themselves out of Toug! Flat clincher tire; Zero The iaboratories in which these jobs ‘ere long. weather; Uphill; No light; Catch as|men work are designed, constructed Catch’ can jack; Leaky tire pump;/and equipped at great cost to pro: Uncertain spare; Cold in the head. | vide proper facilities for the intri- cate and painstaking work that Prices on all Oldsmobile models} must be handled. have been raised approximateiy five Spar percent by order of the General 500,000 Tests Annually M. EB. Robertson, of the Coliseum ~ a o Motor company, left'a few days ago Warne and Crosby have found | for a trip to the Pacific coast where that consistent advertising does the | he will attend a dealers’ convention trick. They find themselves unable} to be held in the very near future to care for the repair jobs which | at San Francisco. present themselves each day. Don't imagine that the plain- clothes guardians of traffic are not on duty: The arrests have fallen off simply because Casper motorists are now thinking before leaping. The demand for the Pennsylvania vacuum cup 42x9 has been on the increase since the arrival of the first shipment last week, according to J. J. Thomas, owner of the The known facts about Hup- SEE CHEVROLET CARS AT THESE DEALERS’ SHOWROOMS Si Liberty garage. Motors company. Many thousands of dollars have SHERIDAN Lusk mobile performance, dura ae ASG been spent by Studebaker to equip élnn ‘Chines Comipeny Kerr Motor Co. J. & D. Motor Co. bility and low cost lead you Charles W. Huffman, local oil] During the past week the Patter-| these laboratories with the finest ‘GLENBROOK GILLETTE HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA straight to this remarkable car. well contractor, purchased a Pack-|son Oakland company dealers in| testing devices, gauges and 1 son McGrew Dalbay-Chevrolet Sales Co. ard Single Six sedan from the Joe] Haynes, Oakland and Gray cars re-| ery. Hundreds of the: eA RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA FE. Mansfield company last week.| port the following sales: W. A.| constructed that they Converse Motor Co. YTOWELE Dean Motor Company JOHN M. WHISENHUNT & CO. He's tickled to death with his new | Bryan—Oakland Five Pass. Sedan—]| perfections that only the powe RIVERTON Roney Sales & Service CUSTER, SOUTH DAKOTA Fi t d P. rk Phone 79 “gas buggy.” Thos. A. Young—Oakland Four Pass | microscope would otherwise disclose. Scott Garage yeu SODx irstand'f a! Coupe —Wilbur Tubbs— Oakland] Laboratory experts are given un WORLAND ‘ellewevone Garage DEADWOOD, SOUTH DAKOTA Deadwood Motor Company Five Pass Touring with Glass Enc. | limited freedom in Studebaker’s vast Washakie Motor Co, R. BE, Crouch—Oakland Five geass. plants. They enter into every ac } GREYBULL LOVELL BELLE FOURC! Chern SOUTH DAKOTA Touring car, tivity in thelr search for the ultl- | Grszbull Auto Coq, - Wetars Garage , sctfi-Ghe As soon as Mr. Mansfield can get to Denver and back again a new Packard Single Six coupe will be