Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1924, Page 11

VOLUME 34, SECOND NEWS SECTION CASPER, WYO., SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1924. SECOND NEWS SECTION Che Casper Sunday Trifmme NUMBER 3. MOTOR Theaters---Advance Notes On Amusement Offerin COWPUNCHERS OF 45 YEARS AGO ‘LOST’ ON VISIT HERE CLUBS ASKED 10 AID WAR City Searched for Landmarks Without gs For Coming Week = ci Success by “Jimmie” Baird and “Bil- f j » . " H For the Old Fiddleback Outfit American Automobile Association Maps Out a. ¢!, (SY SPARK PLUG). FI] D : d P P bib: M | ‘Jimmie” Baird and “Billy” Dinsmore are lost! etermine! rogram to Frohibit lViulct- They are befuddled, utterly and completely, in Cas- 5 ‘ ing of Car Owners ners man made forest of buildings and white wide paved L f A * ; streets. ots’ for Auto Tourist ea “Where Oh Where,” they wonder, is Old Fort Caspar . WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 9.—Following its recent and the rolling sage brush country that covered the spot; To View Before larati war upon “evp” automobile clubs, the Am- ich our eclty now stands,| Platte river from Casper, His . dec eat vi bil aeaneiaten OAT cote gaol to enlist the for it has been just 45 long. years | nephew, Dunsmore, doned the chaps Going South. erican Automobile iit no a since “Jimmie” and “Billy” drifted|and picked up the branding iron of services of its several hundred affiliated motor clubs in into Casper from somewhere in the] tfe old Fiddleback outfit, adjoining behalf of individual motorists who are confused over eastern country where elbow ‘room| Boyd's place. Here, over the very BY SPARK PLUG fraudulent organizations or who desire co-operation in be pena Ao. at & trudiesealiics, spot upon which we now make our! After you have seen Yellowstone Lringing questionable outfits to jus) A. A. A. club form a better index usurped the high place formerly oc.| cach yeu ened and branded'cattle| Park, every inch of it, and then tice, thiaiteténignts Wild minde, uel] to itelwasth: and. wtahtlitg? tuant clr cupled by wood Ons Piscrmerly oc-|each year at round-up time, hunted|turnea the old bus around and ‘ically today from A. A. A. head-|culars and solicitors,” he says. must suffice for shelter now, for| sonal cele ee oo eet, an Oeea-| headed for Rocky Mountain Natlon- quarters in Washington where the| Particular attention is directed to sleeping under the stars has become| adobe ochtows (etext Caspar. an|at Park and the mountainous coun. sackeuReRee liege ESDP) meee | ha ter Laat sani gMa caaeriane Aimost a lost att, Mente filed cick | aaobe {thrown together’ and at that] try around Denver, it, may seem ODA LOA BAAR AANahesaiecn scuente| alte Onegateetinne aioe tos alte ois eine pei eee oe SN IE the only building within @|reasonable that the scenic posajbili- are sald to warrant such immediate] they term “contracts” which guar- pty tyra a Sa ear Red od ties of the Eastern Rocky Mourtain action, antee the member everything from RIA‘ Gacdh arid beankottedoy Ween Jimmie” and * drifted away| region have been completely ex- Presidepiernuuian Po etansy. of the| free towing Service 1h “Alaska to ant ing. All these changes “Simos | 20m the Caspar country after a|hausted, and that there is little to A A. ts particularly anxious that) surance at less than the cost of be and “Billy” can swallow at a gulp while and pushed on to the wegt.{do but return to Casper and walt motorists fail themselves of the| ing careful Side way nathike.. pat’ Oaene aa sn] They never came back. That ig—| until the memory of the Parka has service offered by many of the af-|| Mr. Henry warns against contus- Shat'e another tory asper—welll not until yesterday. Land that once | faded somewhat, and then make the f'Mated clubs inasmuch as such ac-| Ing such propositions with legit!- Back in the year 1879 James Baira| D&lOMsed exclusively to the pratrie|rounds again. But you have ne- tion, he said, will be of material as-| mite automobile memberships, and and. his nephew, WiJliam Dunsmore, | {°% ,f™ly now supports a heavy |glected a spot far nearer than elther sistance to the A. A. A. in clearing} reminds motorists that legitimate “i arrived in the vicinity of old Fort| UUil@ns- One of the world’s largest | of the two Natlonal Parks, and one the country of these outfits that] automobile clubs elect their new In the days when Casper was naught but a prairie dog paradise, “Billy” Dunsmore (left) and “Jimmie” Caspar, saddle.worn, tired out, and refineries stands upon the exact|that is eath year claiming tourists y upon the unsuspecting motor-| members with the same sort of dis-| Baird roped ‘em, rode ‘em, and branded ‘em on every foot of the land upon which this city now stands. looking for a job “riding’ fence” or | SP0t on which “Billy” once bagged|and sight seers from every corner ist? crimination that is shown by all] Uncle and nephew, they came to Casper just forty-five years ago, were inseparable then, and have been | goin’ most any old thing. ‘Men,| the biggest buck ever seen in these|of the United States—The Black Motorists who have been victim-| other organizations that are pledged| inseparable ever since. ‘They left Wycming before even a vestige of a village appeared, and returned yes | good men, were sc&rce In Wyoming pee ts Hills, ized would do a great service to|to the public's interest. terday for the first time in those days, and our friends were| _"¢ 04 Fort Caspar? Only «| When this world was tossed to- motordom by immediately reporting} The American Automobile assocla- That sad, farvaway look in thelr eyes bas a meaning. They had hoped that some of the familiar sights | hard workers, tried brone busters, | Monument” marks its approximate! gether, Wyoming was not fortunate e. facts to the nearest A. A. A.|t!on, which fs 22 years old, since its heir elder day might have been preserved. But, no. They are lost. Not even a vestige of old Fort Casper : ’| vicinity, and the “boys” arp sad for|enough to be allowed even a small the. fact: the neare: A, y of t! y mig’ Y y and all around cattle men,. Baird,| they club,” Mr. Henry. urges. “Very fre-| consolidation with the National Mo-| remains. then a comparatively young man,| tent seh ee gttt, Old Fort| slice of this thoroughly wonderful quently the local club is on the trail! torists association is sald to be the The two Casper pioneers are driving a Chevrolet through to Washington, D. C. The highest regard and | was given employment at Sam| 8" cb be standing in its ac-|section of South Dakota, but for- of n questionable outfit, and-adiditlon-| largest. body. of organized car awn-| pect wishes af aie Carnes cose Git tote, Boyd’s ranch 25 miles down the | CUstemed place ‘after more than 60|tune placed tt all so near the border 2m al information from a local motorist | ers in the world and is the only na- rw, line that every part of the hills is = may be all that is needed to get ac-| tional motor organization with coast- A . ‘ tn oe, are not going to remain long| easily accessible to the Casper mo- tion against the Qaders and run| to-coast members. A in your city,” sald Jimmie. “For it] torist, who can spare only a few them out of town. _ _ My your elty now, and not ours, al-| days: away from the grind of bus- “If a motorist ig approached by a| MOTORCYCLE -DELIVERY VAN bed cha tender memoried meas. ; - salesman and is in doubt as to the} MAKES GOOD IN SERVICE. e- every foot o he tourist center of the Black reliability of the organization he pre-|_ Schnelder Brothers, newsdealers Conducted by “SPARKPLUG” ground, What a transformation? It| Hills {1 Rapid City, 8. D. for it 1s tends to represent the secretary of|and stationers, at New Brunswick, seems only yesterday that I watch-| just midway between the North and the local A. A, A. club isthe best|N. J., purchased a ‘motorcycle side- €d the speedy antelope ‘put the sage-|South range, and {s located upon party to consult. Already some of} van for delivery work last Decem- a ' brush and hills behind him from|the only direct Eastern entrance’ to our clubs are receiving a constantly | ber and the rapid and efficient man- Rodeo again! Lots of wim, wigor | near future. Philco “juice givers” 5 fT . right where we're standing now, but|the Black Hills by automobile, the increasing number of inquiries by|ner in which. it does its work has|/@nd witality. We hope the indians|sre represented in Casper by the I guess it’s been considerably long-|Custer Battlefield Highway. | In PeCuReat malt: telebbious Gta aha ie [woe foe SE hicks SaceaRnEn Beant wal TRIED tote reeervation th| rne and Crosby Motor company, er than that though, because Rome|the heart of the North range of garding various motor club propost-|the firm. They operate 14 big|their/two buck’s worth of Casper|and Prest-O-Lite is sold and servic. Fi t n't built In a day, and neitherfhills we find tho city of Deadwood. tions, and the more information they| trucks, but the lttle sidevan outfit} bootleg this time. ed by the Liberty garage and the irst Half of Year Witnesses Heavy Tolls From Casper although I guess Cas-| which may be considered the center iain (oils Chatatittenn she dielloican thay |idoee ithenelteiacrks aia handles sa3 - 2 Seba! Brodie Rubber A id D " B . bs =, Bot it on Rome some for] of activities In this section. At the will be able to save motorists the|the hurry calls. It is in constant| It’s a sorry hunter that drives 0 . Red Vol peed at that, foot of the Southern hills 1s the risk of bala victimized. use from 5 a. m, until 6 p.m, each| miles without knocking over a sin, Doud and family left last CCl ents; rive to he uce Volume eng Baird is 74 an@ Dunsmore is 69.} beautiful lttle city of Hot Springs, In his comment upon the situation | day, catching the New York trains|sle sage chicken. for Jackson's Hole and Yel- Conti ued With G eat S That Baird 1s Dunsmore’s uncle is|which contributes hundreds of tour. President Henry emphasized the| for the various editions of paper {s- ne P Complete’ camping in| reat SUCCESS. a rather interesting little sideline,|ists to the Hills each year. YyAbortance of examining the human| sued dajly. In all that time the only} Dry farmers in the vicinity of| supplies w trundied © into the | = for the two hi been inseparabli enically, the experts say, the masets of a motor club before join-|expense other than for gas and oil|Casper are reporting numerous|mighty Paige. Lee writes that the ips since early youth, and they are mak:| Black Hills are superior to any other ing it. “The prominent men of your|came through a collision due to a/bovine and equine deaths since|fish are literally pulling him out of Shocked by the total of traffic disasters, and encourag- rad their peat s trip together.|section of the United States, for It 7 21 ‘reckless dr! Augus' We idge tha of} the boa e , —aiate mrocrand i niet Tati hey started from Tacoma, W mm is that Nature has almost over: members of the lo: driver. pas halved scoeRs pie - As boat. ee ed by the safety progress in the large cities, the National} ana tnele deutination ts Washir . aone Apes t : ae Sa nivel bd brush must be responsible, [ep ae ne aia Aor be ie Automobile Chamber of Commerce is continuing with its D. ©. | They rolled into th square miles of territory. Silvan as ge es Fie, 3 fe i Rei thevrolet. compar aturday noon,|Lake has no equal for quiet and at “Oh, John" said the young wife Redeye Rep ceaHieh now in mocees drive to reduce the 1924 volume of fatal disasters below | ana cs “Jack” Nolan to put|the same time, grand beauty, Har- “Just Usten to those valves grind. Mary. lle, Michigan by E. M. John-| the 1923 mark. a ated mechanic to work just|ney Peak, while no collosus, never- ing.” . Sie estat ; i . ae Ao, “tuntn’ up’ the motor, theless leaves an impression which .: son of the Casper, Motor Co. Despite the fact there are more than a million addition-| ‘Tt js interesting 1m the extreme to| oo not soon dle out. ‘The Needles aE al motor vehicles on the road, there | follows: te that ar ‘of bin, ahi = te Watch for Sparky's weekly art!| «piny Dunsmore and “Jimmie”|is reasonable hope for success in| “Every conviction for reckless | ot? neither of the ‘two: ever| fantastico and almost’ unredl, tak cles on the performance of some vie yal tht 88 touched the wheel of an automobile|one back to the days of the forma. of Casper’s'‘many automobiles. One| 2a!rd, old Casper pion: aerull leave | this aim, driving will result in a suspension. | until the start of their coast to coast| tion of the world-and stir one ot real aun Versa treaioh ove sts * the Nolan Chevrolet cor y, and} Reports from 217 newspapers ‘The person convicted may then have| tour. Now both of them are thor-| consideration of the glory that {s to 2 Casper for distant. eastern points on throughout the nation bring out the to appear before, the hearing officer | oughly expert in the art of “geein'|be found where man has not yet seed : anday. hey are driving a fa act that a ntynber of centers re-|of the motor vehicle department to}and hawin'" to a four wheeled|trespasaed. ‘The Brodie Rubber Co., ‘has in-} \uing Chevrolet and Washington, | duced their motor fatalities in June|get his license restored, The de. Shisksr) dnisate. Geln’ full ce-ooa'| one meee Black’ Hite fro stalled a new and complete samp- 3 N : rr full of con-| To reach the B is from Hae tft dapat Ib the hawg.|D. C. is their ultimate destination,|as compared with May. partment will scrutinize all such} fidence that the journey will be com-|Casper, the. route generally accopt- ment. of thelr present location, and|™thoush they will probably be sev-/ Among these are New York, De-| casos in the, light of past record, as| pleted without. mishap. On thol od te che coeiee tan en ne gee havailitohed sit of thelr fineetimaed.| eral weeks On the road. troit, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Balti-| yell as upon the circumstances of eGontiniieg’ ane (Continue Two.) pele crag ——- m and Philadelphia the case ite Severe penalties will a 2 2 t en," said the pup as he br: ed | months of this year is approxima include the taking of registrations 4 on the runing board of the| 8,100. wherever indicated. The emergency : eding car. Think it over. As this represents approximately|in traffic has arrived at a point Remember, Mr. ‘Thinking Motor wa | half the total of Jast year, there is| where the suspension or revocation sab 7 he change Me ppeese tied 7] or | J.B. Schulte, father of the local], good fighting chance that the| of a registration is justified and any proching. yee Hat iararts ae) Schulte boys is in Casper for a visit | record of 1924 may improve upon|case of bad driving is apt to be ’ Oe tee arg ber that! and will probably remain for s!x| that of 1923. punished in addition to whatever ey ve ot to ove very few. motor..cars. will) perform) or: sight ‘weks. Mr. Bchulte 18! Vigorous Methods in Connecticut.| penalties a court has decreed.” os x Batlatectorily. On. the same -welght| «oi ctong Beaoh,-Cal., but will, b6|! Among ’the ‘states .which are con: ———— You Can’t Enjoy Yourself In Casper Oe rt lets t batt, xoa"| remembered as one of the men who| qucting strong campaigns Cotton-growing in the “Union of Without a Car aSonne ben ssf done} helped to put Casper on its feet in| the reckless driver is Conr South Africa is progressing. It is this season. ! nN a8 the good old da: Robbins B. Stoeckel, commissionef | profitable and may become the court ! pocorn of motor vehicles, gives the position | try’s most important branch of agri- Some < selt;: atyina weather . maz! : 1 SPECIAL SIX STUDEBAKER TOURING Messrs. McLaughlin and Carris of | of his state in a recent bulletin, as | culture. HOP IN—DRIVE AWAY—ENJOY YOURSELVES §) forecasts a year without summer for \ . ai! lieder Het at 1926. Automobile manufacturera|the Lee Doud magtse company. have| = = Reconditioned—Lots of Extras ENT-A-NEW-FORD — iieciecier: Boscittoec teri ipend tow ize fy tian $700.00 - during that year. Tough luck for} Will spenc : aye ye SERVICE NG S ‘ATION i ri the habitual summer tourist. gx0) “methods .employed): by,” other FILLI T. OLDS FOUR TOURING . . Paige-Jewett mechanics and service | col , U—Drive—It Jack Kircher, bull dogger flash of | ™en- “More Service Like a New Car this year’s rodeo, might be a great é & |] GASOLINE OILS ACCESSORIES $995.00 asset to a contractor in ‘tearing It's great,” says J. B. Barnes, i FOR SHORT TRIPS FOR VACATIONS §} down ola ana rickety buildings. Jr. No wonder. He pnly recently | First and East Yellowstone CHEVROLET COMMERCIAL y: purch a Packard Eight sedan | Sound and Sturdy FOR YOUR BUSINESS TRIP The Casper Motor Co., ts on its|from Joe E. Mansfield Inc. loads of the new series of the Good| ‘Jack’ Nolan has great nose for ies elton OREN CAMS | Mastells ner iacoursnce aaras te eon tees athe tae reece oot ' JEWETT 1923 SPORT TOURING 121 Per Mil enroute, but their exact where-|two pioneer cowpunchers, Jimmie | Extras and Fully Equipped 1 . 7 abouts js unknown. There are several] Baird and Billy Dunsmore. e $8 0 00 i472¢ Per Mile ZAC ot Mille Bi recess enere Tareas ares i h n Week Days ously as their representative. Mrs. J. L. Bird and family left re. THAT CAR NEEDS SOME WORK te st ly for Los Angeles, Cal., where | URI ently for Los Angeles, Cal. ere 3 Down and then down some more.| she Matieapand pe nnaa de DRIVE IT IN Wire Wheels The bottom sems to have dropped] with relatives and friends. 4 . $700 00 Long Trips—100 Miles or More out of the battery market. Within a Where you can feel certain that it will be 2 the past week enormous slashes] A bent front axle is often the tic ATED PROPERLY BUICK TOURING 4 Closed Cars, 12c Per Mile have been made in the price of both| ket to a hospital. Have them ex- TRE rf by ny ate = ire P Mil Prest-O-Lite and Phitco batteries.| amined now. ~ We are thoroughly equipped to do A Runnin’ Fool’ pen Cars, er Mile We look for a like action upon the | es $125 00 a part of the other companies in the| High powered used cars are to go|f/# GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING OVERHAULING = dirt cheap in the near future at the | Prompt, Courteous Service __. FORD‘TOURING _ ol Fi > Hast Side « Special Body—Overhead Valves AUTO SERVICE CO Phileo Batteries 9 i b < * There was a. young lady from r $225.00 3 i r Libert arage Annex CAR WASHING AND GREASING pice Bete Pitts to put out her arm on a Studebaker Sales and Service 7 turn, CHARLES SCHNEIDER, MANAGER REPAIR DEPT. *d 135 N. Wolcott St Phone 2370 Warne-Crosby Motor Co. Au at once came a. crastf 414 S. Elm Street Me 2803 226 South David Street Phone 1818 . . je car o sma: § 5 486 W Yellowstone Phone 2610 And her ashes now rest in an urn.|@ SERVICE CAR DAY AND N Just Around the Corner From the Heart of the City ist Add Melting Pot w