Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 14, 1924, Page 24

oo re ~orn boundary sent to the Tribune Tour Bureau . itg endorsement of the move. ~ association has issued a set of maps which in the opinion of the auto Tribune are far PAGE TWO. Dependable Dealers Use These Pages | TOUR BUREAU BIG SUCCESS Hundreds’ of Motor Travelers Served by Tribune. By SPARK PLUG. As it nears the close of its first season, the ‘Tribune Bureau of Tourist Information operated at the office of this newspaper since May 1 of this year, may be said to have proved « complete success and a true boon to the Casper motorist and the traveler from the outside. it has faithfully served with ac- curate information thousands of local people and has routed those who are strangers to the country safely through the woods to their destination or to “Home, Sweet Home" as the case might be. The Tribune has kept an accurate account by register of the people who have applied at the Tour Bureau for information. It makes interesting reading as it catalogues hundreds of the visitors of the sum- mer. Not the least among the ser- vices offered by the new department has been the tri-weekly issue of a highway bulletin authorized by rep resentatives of the State Highway department tn all pa of Wyoming, and checked closely by the local hixhway office. The bulletin has been sent three times each week to every local ser: vice station, hotel, garage, and to the chamber of commerce, the tour ist camp and the highway depart- ment. In addition the tour depart- ment has matied coples of the bulletin to every Wyoming city and through this medium, the fame of Wyoming's leading newspaper as an institution of service has been greatly heightened. From every corner of the state and from Denver and Omaha, the ‘Tribune has received letters of con- gratulation upon its enterprise in launching the first service of this kind in Wyoming. The Rocky Mountain Motorists’ association of Denver was especially emphatic in This editor of the superior to any issued by a w motor association. maps, which take in the territory from the Great Lakes to the west- of Wyoming were tern. and many of them haye been given to tourists. Several are still in the files of the Tour Bureau however, and local folks are welcome to call at the of- fice and ask for a copy. They will be given free of charge to those who would like to have them for early fall trips or for reference next year, ‘They will go in a hurry, folks, so better call for yours right now. . The bureau will operate for just two more weeks when the files will be locked and the moth balls pu among the maps for use next sum- mer, The closing of the department marks the termination of a thor- oughly successful summer irom @ standpoint of true service to a community. CAR MARKET STRONGER IN LAST MONTH Continued conservative improve- ment in the automobile. business is indleated in the August output of 268,477 cars and Yrucks, the total estimated from shipping reports sub- mitted at the directors meeting of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce today. The figure in 2 per cent above July which in turn exceeded June by 6% per cent. The rate of production is 22 per cent unde year ago which is re: garded by leaders in the industry as hot unexpected since output in the early months of the year was much higher than in 1923. Stocks in deal- ers hands are well Mquidated, and based on present manufacture is orders from the field Motor manufacturers believe that the gain in the automobile trade ts a reflection of generally improved industrial and farming conditions, Dealers report that the fall outfook is excellent, with expectation of sales much better than this sum- mer and with farm 4rade exceeding last year. Light truck market prospects are better than last fall in Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and other large cities, with he: duty ve hicles. promising busin a year ago. Closed car de and sport mo popular lines ar Monthly pr year and last are as f ss equal to mand is increasing, January ..- - Februar: March . The dove can fly at a speed 100 feet a second, or 68 miles hour,-althougéit its usual rate ts-tes Several of these By SPARK PLUG. Cheer up everybody. Rains, so prominent during the middle of last week; did little or no damage to Wy- oming roads and by Monday or Tuesday highways throughout the state should be smoother and better than at any time during the past month. Little travel over them dur: ing the latter part of last week due to the wet weather and the fact that rain renders road surfacing in a condition to be easily dragged by a maintenance crew has enabled the State Highway department to “do its stuff” and put the state arteries of travel in Al condition In practically every corner of the road construc is under y and while it may necessitate a RECENT STORMS NO BAR TO ENJOYMENT OF KOTOR TRIPS; STATE HIGHWAYS SMOOTH of “cuss” words from Papa or who- ever the driver happens to be. It is well for the highway department to complete this work now rather than wait untll next spring when {t will hamper early summer travel. Paving operations upon the Yel- lowstone highway just east of Cas- per have given birth to a thorough- ly bad plece of road which is being used 9s a detour. The recent heavy- rains made a veritable slough out of. this.short stretch and rendered travel between Casper and Evans- e little short of misery. How- , the detour is now {n far better nd the inconvenlence which 4 {s countered by the thought coming of the pavement and the joy it will bring to those who few unpleasant det and a flow It will take all the 112 So. Durbin. wl Do You Drive a Ford? If So We Recommend You Try {SINCLAIR OPALINE “F” ‘FOR FORDS chatter out and properly lukricate the motor at the same time. Alemite Service Station ——— must needs traverse the East Yol- of the transmission Phone 1904-W 8 JEVEETS staunch chassis, its husky big six moto: *round dependabi design. Jewett owners knowno need of radical change for finer performance, freater comfort, freedom from care, lasting goodness! All these are proved! have proved all ty, “rightness” of New Colors : Now—Jewett has added smart new. colors —Autumn Green bodies striped in orange. And balloon tires give the last touch needed to Jewett’s comfort. What does Jewett’s big power mean. to you? It means ability to perform! To climb hills ea get away first in traffic; pull slowly in high when the going is bad. Some try to get this power by speeding up a small motor. But how long would you expect y in high; pass others; Thirteen miles west of CAisper, the rain found a favornble reating place in a detour. around. ’ construction work on the ‘Westt¥ellowston high- way, where the road has not been wwaintained and dust as deep as the Grand Canyon prevailed. Five cars avere mired in deeply at’ that spot during the recent rains and were not extricated for 24 hours. The de- tour has impfoved however,’ and “is now passable and should continue to give adequate service until the ar- rival. of, snow makes comfortable journeying an impossibility. “By” “Monday . all. Wyoming high; ways should be equal in condition to midsummer,” said H. P,. Bowman, local representative of the State Highway . departm have. removed tbat roughness ant WHY shop. Real fender servic show, neat work, original methods. Kemmer Body Che Caspee Sunday Cribune Have your car bddy and fenders repaired in a fender- without spoiling the paint, strong welds that don't METAL AND WOODWORK ON AUTOS _ 425 West Yellowstone Nl dustiness caused ‘by .the the ;long dry spell’ which “has “been: general over Wyoming. ‘The road is™soft and as ‘soon .as feasible every high- way was dragged and put in shape for travel, If Synday is pleasant, motorists niay venture forth with- out fear to almost any region. No washouts occured andro other form of<damage was ‘done. With- the exception of the Raw- lins and the Salt Creek roads. all highwuys will afford easy traveling. These two roads are never in good shape and until annual maintenance work is done upon them and done consistently they will continue. to give’ Casper the “proverbial” black ye-among the summer visitors. s aclte’ 8 Cenageic Bin launched in 1860. NOT? e means, dents removed shape. It costs less by our & Fender Shop sell HOOD-TIRES. . They one of them. 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Take them foraride, You appear- drive, of course, You ll get whig thrill from Jew- ett’s sparkling performance, its ability, its remarkably easyhandling. And you'll all appreciate Jewett’s easy riding. THE LEE DOUD MOTOR COMPANY. 424 W. Yellowstone Phone 1700 - SN The first sea-going ironclad in any navy was the French frigate Gloire, SUNDAY, 'S! 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