Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1924, Page 18

PAGE FOUR. Casper Salesmen Kept) sna‘we might sav, “exyerimenta!"| Dealers Are United in Busy on Prospects |" "tris my tirm petit tnat tne snow} Merit of Show in For New Cars. which came toa close Thursday Adve ti 4 evening, was by far the most suc- By SPARK PLUG cessful event of its kind we have be Yes. It's over. But nevertheless, Dealers association. “The class of| Close of the show Thursday night. people who attended every evening were really interested in the cars ;themselves, They were of the sort ever presented,” said Joe Mansfield, tts effect will be felt {n Casper for months to come. The Third Annual Automobile show, in the opinion of the members of the Casper Automo- =. tive Association was by long. odds the best display of its kind ever held in Wyoming. Not only did record crowds fill the Arkeon every even- ing of the four, but dealers who dis- cars fullfilled their fondest that of obtaining enough to keep a staff of sales usy for fourteen’ hours a day the Spring and Summer is for that reason that a show is | Rights.” given, The auto show is the strong- est advertising medium conceiv for real exploitation of the autor “It was a true work of are in every sense of the word. In fact it was the finest automobile edition I have ever seen. Not necessarily in point of size, but in point of quality and bile in a city of reasonable popula- ti 2 “The show was an absolute suc- cess,” is the statement of E. M Johnson, of the Casper Motor com pany From every standpoint each dealer was more than repaid for the time and money he may have spent and its effects, by Sparky, on Friday | in staging the motor car exhibition. ' were unanimous in the belief that A. T. Clark, district supervisor of the show has accomplished more for|the Maxwell-Chrysler Motor _com- the good of the automobile in Casper] Pany, attended the closing evening than any other medium instituted|of the Third Annual Automobile | since the establishment of the first agency in Casper many yeers: ago. The arguments and final victory of the dealers in favor of the spring show over a fall festival of the same kind, seem to have been borne out in the unusual success of the| East, I can truthfully say that the first spring show. quality and spirit shown in the Cas- Casper folks who attended, in| Per show, has no equal anywhere in| attention fs called by the Pub- nine cases out of ten, didn't just|the country. The Casper exhibition | icity department of the Buick Mo- “happen in” to look around but| Ws on a par with the best in the|tor company to the fact that 42,000 came to the Arkeon because they | Country and far superior to most of| automobiles pass the corner of Fifth were interested in buying an auto-| the affairs of its kind. The people/avenue and Forty-second street, seemed interested and seemed to be| New York, every 24 hours. It is respective merits of the various cara.| enjoying themselves to the fullest | pointed out that these cars carry an This is the sort of people for whom|extent. I congratulate Casper| aggregate of people. surpassing the an automobile show ‘is s 4, and| dealers upon their achievement.” population of such representative the dealers reaped no “I am firmly convinced that my| cities as Spokane, Wash., Albany, disappointment. The spring s ¥., Lowell, Mass., Fort Worth, undoubtedly a fixture no the Casper Daily Tribune's edition of last Sunday equaled by any periodical from coast to coast. cian ote a a 42,000 Cars Pass Corner In 24 Hours months. Dealers interviewed upon the show Show in Casper. Mr. Clark says, “Although I have spent the greater part of. my time this spring in visit- ing every automobile show of any size in the entire Western country, and many of those staged back mobile, and wished to be shown the ive Disc Wheels and Nash Self-Mounting Carrier, $25 additional Plus Performance! Smoother power, finer flexibility, greater quietness. These are undeniable advantages of the Four Sedan. 4/so, it rides and handles more easily. See how the springs are formed. Many thin, resilient leaves with a special rebound plate. Inspect the clutch design. Two friction plates operate against driving disc. Spring tension is so accurately adjusted a light pressure disengages clutch. View exhibit today. : FOURS and SIXES PREST-O-LITE -AND COLUMBIA BATTERIES FREE Phone 2303 SERVICE BATTERIES WITH EACH RECHARGE 414 South Elm Street well, Chrysler and.Chalmers Motor Car companies.) Every time a bandit makes his escape in an automobile that fact is recorded. also recorded that the police went president of the Casper Automotive| Said John M. Whisenhunt at the |!m pursuit in a motor car. The automobile like everything “I doubt if anywhere in the country,|/else ever made by man has been motor car men can boost the in-| ab The criminal, terest in a single show that has been|has found many uses for the motor that make excellent prospects, and it| displayed during the last four car. But so have the police, hospi- tals and fire departments, And out “A word about the Tribune Auto-jof fairness to the mobile Show editfon might not be] public, the entire story should be niiss," continued Mr. Whisenhunt. | told. I approve of the recommendation | #0! of Governor «Smith of New York state that there should be a state department of automobiles. There should be a medical and mental ex- general “get-up.” I have never seen|amjnation of all péPsons who want tally and physically unfit, for the sake of themselves, the pedestrian | would THIRD ANNUAL AUTO SHOW BEST {RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY CHRYSLER FOR GOOD DISPLAY EVER WITNESSED HERE) OFAUTO INDUSTRY COVER NUMEROUS PROBLEMS)..2.,.s22: record. especially hicles at another. I I agree with the recommendations of James P. Martin, probation of: ficer of New York, that there should| “ be an examination of the character .But how often is it|of all applicants for Hceenses. If] girl retains her full maiden name, necessary the candidates for -| simply affixing that of her husband censes should be fingér-printed to make sure they have no criminal More care should be taken in the issuing of lcense plates. should be separate license plates for pleasure cars, commercial vehicles motor owning|2nd omnibuses. To relleye conges- tion Ucenses for pleasure cars could be issued at one time of the year licenses for commercial ve- is hoped that at some future conference of the goverfors some of these common problems relating to the motor car will be considered. Ucenses to drive cars. The men-|For example, hand signals differ in various parts of the country, Why it_be far better to have them standardized so that a man may go inte any state and fedl safe in driving because he is able to understand signals? industry will probably never face an economic local. ~——___ ‘When she marries, the Spanish There SERVICE BATTERIES WITH EACH RECHARGE 414 South Elm Street A Leader In Its Field “Quality First—Then Service” PREST-O-LITE AND COLUMBIA’ BATTERIES FREE Read the Ads If You Want All the News WOODS FILLING STATION The Logical Stopping Place for the Man Who Seeks situation but it will have to con- THE BEST tend with a highway and street sat- uration unless some of these com- Texaco Gasoline and Motor Oils By WALTER P. CHRYSLER. [and motor car owner, should not bel Drotiems are, considered In (Chairman board of directors, Max-| permitted to operate cars. their national aspect rather than|/|. 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