Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1924, Page 12

l i Dependable Dealers Use These Pages CANADIAN ROAD ROUTE LOGGED Transcontinental High- way Across Dominion Is Projected. DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 23.—Two intrepid Detroite: Evans, president of E. 8. Evans & Co., Inc., sutomobile loading experts, and A. F. Bement, vice-president and secre- tary of the Lincoln Highway associa- tion, have left Winnipeg, Manitoba, for Vancouver, British Columbia, in an endeavor to log a route for a new all Canadian highway, and incident- ally surmount some of the worst passes of the scenic Canadian North west. The trip necessitates conquering by motor a stretch across the high passes of the Canadian Rockies which no human being has ever con- quered other than afoot or on horse- back, The distance is estimated as between 1,700 and 1,800 miles. If successful, the trip is expected to be the forerunner of plans which eventually will open a through Canadian highway from the Atlantic to the Pacific, similar to the trans- tontinental highways of the- United States. This winning of the Canadian Northwest by motor promises plenty of problems even for these two sea- soned pathfinders, While the road development of southern Alberta, in and about that beautiful regior rounding Lake Louise, has adv: rapidly, and thousands gf Americans now make the tour from Spokane or Glacier national parks to the Banff national park, to ary and Ed monton, no route has ever been opened west of Banff or Invermere through the high and rugged passes of the Canadian Rockies into British Columbia, connecting with the Pa- elfic, ————_—_ _--—_ SATURATION POINT TO BE REACHED WHEN SELLERS QUIT WORK Just as soon as motor car sales do not meet a dealer's expectations he begins to talk of the saturation point, and forgets that the drop in sales has been due to the fact that he has quit working. Most cars today must be sold and that means work. The public will no longer issue an invitation to be sold, but the dealer must set. the stage to make the sale, By, setting the stage we mean he must work, lo- cate the prospect, and sell him be- fore a compe*itor does, As long » dealer can locate prospe not be any such ere car condit 8 uration. It may howeve viewed from another fo: over-ambitious factory ganization may saturate the deal- pecially true when r permits the factory rep- resentative to write his orders. The dealer should follow the examples of his prospects, “make the factory sell him on his quota.”—Editorial in Automobile Digest. USED CARS All Ready to°Go 1923 Chevrolet Coupe Excellent condition—good tires —new paint, a cosy little car for fall and winter use -...-..- 1923 Chévrolet Touring This car has been through our shop and thoroughly overhauled sargain in thié‘car at BOLO 1922 Ford Roadster Good tires—top—body and in A-1 shape mechan- $ ically = Late Dodge Touring Good cord tires and winter i A dandy buy for $27 someone 1921 Maxwell Touring Brand new tires all Good top, ing: Lots left in th car around. boty and upholster- of good service i 9165 NOLAN CHEVROLET CO. 322 South David Street Phone 2100 ———- of Death Tested by Uncle Sam A Pea HOU impresses the newcomer as living up in every sense of the word to its now famous”slogan, “Where tails fend, and trails begin”. - Both cities»make easy automobile trlys for the motorist who leaves Casper early Saturday afternoon and who can afford to be gone until late Sunday-evening... Thermopolis is 1388 miles and Lander 156 from Casper. The West Yellowstone high- way is the artery of travel which takes the <raveler to either of thi two communities. In making the trip to Thermopolis, one finds. the West Yellowstone highway to be in excellent condition to Shoshoni, where the Wind River Canyon hig! way to the Hot Springs city begins. This roadis a recently completed + 3 Project and is a credit to the state - aeniitabneneet of Wyoming. For. five miles west of Shosliohi, it is found to be a Ki a7; Vee CAN SS, ORK Te,SHICAGO - little rough due to récent construc-| ‘ytion work. Tha stretch of highway ‘through the canyon itself is wide and well cared for and rediices the manned death” to destro: ny battleship In addition to being able to,make a fon-stop flight from Ghicago to New York, the new plane, it is said, carries 6900 pounds of Lombs, five machine guns to resist attack and is capable of climbing to altitude faster and come dowd sluw- danger unusually attendant. upon a trip of that kind to a minimum. er than any other, machine. The wings are 77 feet long and it is 16 feet from bottom of landing wheels to top.of uper -wing. Thermopolis is primarily a city of resorts and hotel accommodations rank among the west's highest. Practically. every hotel operates its own hot bath system, and the cura- tive qualities of the water have be- come known the world over. The Thermopolis park offers dancing and outdoor recreation all of the time, and the tourist camp may be ranked among Wyoming's best. Through it all, the Big Horn river flows peedily onward in its rapid jour- ney toward the Yellowstone. In reaching Landér from Casper, the same route is taken out of this city and held to for 100 miles to Shoshoni where the Riverton-Lander highway turns southwest toward the Wind River range. It is an approximate 50 miles from Shoshoni to Lander and the highway is in very. good shape all of the way. Riverton furnishes an interesting study for the elght seeker, situated as it.is in the very center of one of Wyoming’ richest agricultural sections. The rich producing land at Riverton is all territory claimed through irrigation. Lander {s somewhat larger than Thermopolis, and hotel accommoda- tions-are of the very best. It is re- celving dozens of tourists each day from the south by way of the Rocky Mountain highway from Rawlins, and is truly a bustling summer re- sort as well as a thriving business center. Lander offers bus and FLY_FROM_ NEW The canyon itself is one of the wonders of Wyoming, and will proye to be a tonic for both young and old. Thermopolis lies just at the north end of the cayon, sur- rounded by colored hills, and offer- ing a scene of pire restfulness to the newcomer... The steam rising from the Hot Springs serves to’ re- mind one of that trip through Yel- lowstone. park, when you walked thrgugh the geyser basin and half | accommodations to all of its outlying expected the crist to give way and] attractions, and there are many of let _you sink into the lower regions.them. The towering peaks of the A_huge two-motored airplane, powerful enough to carry enough affoatyis being subjected to ground tests at McCook Field, Dayton, O, wonders; and a clean friendly little BE TY SP TS city -whose- merchants and _piofes- ; sional. men. will. go far.out of. their SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, , 1924. reached) by “11_ Sunday.-eve. ning, and the curtain ma@y be rung down with a final partifig-and. assur. ance in the minds of -everybocy concerned that. a’ 'good time was hed by all = pet dF = at ‘Wind River mountains form a thor- ovghly picturesque background for the city itself. A Casper motorist leaving this city atel p. m, Saturday should be In Thermopolis at 6 p. m. or Lander at 7 p. m. without undue haste. This gives the sightseeing party ample opportunity to enjoy the pleasures of the evening and still retire in time to awake thoroughly refreshed Sunday morning. The day may be spent in visiting as rhany points as time allows, and the return (rip should be under way by 4*o'’clock in the afternoon. The home roost may then easily be Squads Right| Company Halt! AT THE AUTO SERVICE CO. 133 N. Wolcott Phone'2370 Where Every Legionnaire Attending the Convention Can ‘ RENT-A-NEW-FORD Several notable crime mysteries have been solved by” Miss Maus West, who is Known as Londun's foremost woman detective. Se Mrs. Asquith, wife of the Britis} statesman, has realized about $50.. 000 from the publication of her much-diseussed diary. DRIVE IT HIMSELF And ‘See All Casper Has. to Offer Conveniently and Comfortably é ; BECKON TO CASPER PEOPLE IN| 2c une SEARCH OF FRESH RECREATION Lander is the. largest city. in-Fre- mont county afd is.located at the edge of the Winds River mountain range. Like Thermopolis, « it. is located upon one of the main high- aOR S 5 ye i “to;-Yellowstone park, and Is Going to be off a little early next, dozens of attractions have] xtensivély by~ tourists from’ every Saturday? not yet been viewed hundreds | Section of the, country. At Lander; Why not pila the family cr a few| of local peopte. Hoth have placed | ‘Me ‘visitor from. Casper ‘finds ‘him: friends into the car and depart for}a bid, or perhaps we should call ‘it tion<of Wyoming. “To the pone | a little: week-end jaunt to some|an invitation, to our local motorists the mountains, with:all that a other section of the state, where|}to spend a week-end absorbing a new scenes abound, cool breezes| full dose of their hospitality. nd where the past week lies in a whirlwind of outdoor fon. Wyoming offers many of interest to the local auto r who can break away for a Thermopolis, the city of Hot rings, and the county seat of Hot Springs county, is located 138 miles northwest of Casper on the Yellow- streams. ~: To northwest / stretches» the Rocky Mountain National‘ highway to Yel- lowstoneé* park,* tapping as it does ecre point iene! yy stone highway. Its chief attractions|the picturesque Wind /River coun day and a half. for the visitor are: A clim which | try, Brooks lake, DuBois, Jackson's Outstending among these are the|seems to be slightly. more affable} Hole, and the Teton mountain coun- thriving " communities . of Ther-|than that encountered in other sec-| try. To the south of Lander is the mopolis and Lander. Rtvals for| tions of the state; one of the great-| famous Atlantic. City gold district, tourists’ favor, both’ of these cities fire’ putting forth ‘every ‘effort to est bot mir the w springs & tia plunge that c ne_of-one of the .west’s greates! gold rushes back fn the days when st Tore make'the visitor completely at ease | thin $100,000 to build; contiggous the yelloyy. glitter meant_‘‘get {f or. while in “theirs seottan. | Both have'l territory rich in scenic and natin in the attempt. Indeed, Lander ; se dae a, Se, ray . x ; ry ay <. 98 meee a oe ea 2 : Built by. Hudsor. Standard Equipment The outstanding buying choice this year is “Closed Car Comforts at Open Car Cost.’’ The < Coach alone provides_them. It is exclusive to Hudson and Essex. Everyone knows it gives ESSEX SIX COACH highest closed car value. And because no other type or car shares its position it is the largest selling 6-cylinder closed car in the world. 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