Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1925, Page 15

SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 IMPROVEMENT PLANS LAUNCHED | FOR PARK ON CASPER MOUNTAIN {Continued Frem Page One) cussion and there {s no doubt of the outcome. Funds will be appropriated, and the work of development. will start at once. By July, the park should be in shape to open its arms to all Casper and welcome whole families for a two, three or four days’ stay among the comforts of the peaks. Water.is plentiful. At the foot of the old Asbestos Mine hill is a spring of pure clear water. Two mountain streams run. directly through the park proper, At no point in the park is it more than a few hundred feet to real “honest to God” drinking water. It-is*the suggestion of members of the Casper Motor club that in the near future « barbeque be announc- ed tor Casper Mountain Park and that the entire city be cordially in- vited to gather on the mountain top for a whale of a good time, and in- eldentally to clean the park of fallen branches and other forms of natur- al refuse.A large bon fire will un- doubtedly be kindled and with scores of willing workers the job could be accomplished rs time or n less. V\ t u more of this something more definite may be announced. The highway to the summit was never in better shape than it is to- day. The average automobile need haye no fear of the grade for the surface of the road lends traction to any tire, and jt 1s wide enough in most places for two cars to pass without any element of danger. During the tramp around the boundaries of the park, Sparky counted three excellent natural camp sites, each of which seemed large enough to accommodate twenty |Going Fishing Is| One Thing—With Wife Is Another| By SPARK PLUG. ‘Twas a bright summer Day and the head of ‘The very. small family ‘Thought of a cool Little pool in the Midst of a stream of Clear, cold water Where trout were said To avound in truly Imposing numbers And where’one worm Would account for one Fish, so he said to ‘We'll take , the car res and hie Off away for a picnic And try for’ the elusive Members of the finny Clan," so away they went Lunch, child, dog and all But on their arrival It was easily seen that 'Twould take a good man To go fishing. “Now, John,” She sald, “You must get Some. wood, for how can I cook that steak without A goodly bed of coals? And I wish when you've Started a fire: you'd come Over here and help me Lay this cloth for I | So he built The fire and laid the Cloth and then turned Toward that wel: wrapped Rod, but it wasn't to Be for it seemed that the Lad had gotten caught In a barbed wire fence And extrication was in Order at once, so the boy Was freed and once again Our dutiful man turned Toward the land of rod And reel but again his Well laid plans went awry For the fire was. hot and Manly hands were necded That the potaices might Not burn and just As he started for the Stream again the dinner Bell rang and a ehril! Voice called that fishing Could walt until after Lunch and with the meal Packed well away, !t Started to rain and-the Wife and child announced Right the: that homeward Bound was the thing for Them and our husband Friend swore up and Cown That af! pat hi Fishing go with Himself and the t For company or percl: Some other gentleman tr And true who would stick To the fish and Not to the stew, + THANKS. | Our New Visible Pumps Are the Latest Models Built We're proud of them and want you to try their speed. Notice too, how much more mileage you will get from gasoline served through a visible pump. Better acceleration, too, be- cause there is no dirt or water in the gas. Stop here today, we want to fee you. Center Street Service Station INDEPENDENT Phone 2341 H. 7. Simmons, Mgr. Cent#: St. at 5th and R. R. Che Casper Sunday Cribune WALTER P. CHRYSLER’S | TRAFFIC TALKS or more c One cont than four acres of green, tre dered grass. The other two were about two acres in size. All are ac cessible by read although some work will have to be done on the wood. land thoroughfare before it will as yure safety in reaching the camping spots. | At any rate, people of Casper c: count upon the opening of work. up- | on their moantain hideout in a wee! or two, The councilmen who made the trip are too thoroughly sold up. on the advisability of immediate pro. ceure to fail to appropriate the ne ed funds. Seven automobiles scx the mountain Wednesday to’take the party ‘to the park. Those who made Mayor 8. K. Loy Thomas, C. E. the trip wv the handling of traffic asked to call the Tribune and give|nounced last Nove what information they may have tojto information received the road bulletin department. ‘This}Van Sant, local M will aid greatly in keeping the re-|from the Nordyke & Ma port constantly up to date and in| pany factory in Indianapolis tory shipments have Increased reporting all hazards which might therwise pass unknow he 1 cordingly and points to an { me ef Marmon cars sinc over May, per cent eached now high t |sales in March wore in The Caravan will be uJ sale « ary ) ny March ere . A Bl Ye tf Marn of r ee tayic te Ks Toba an education to those jover sales in- April, 1924, and con-|sales in Februar the preceding who see it. tinued ‘the consistent und record| mont The best evidence of the breaking sales climb begun when the| popularity of the mew Marmon new Marmon models is gained from. statistics re models were Lowndes, H. H. Brown, Ben Scherck 3 she Ch thidiatheete: From’ this He aoRaig BEER ARS reat 5c a ieciid it will be scen how difficult it — —_— “oe So, Xve viged 9 ar - ~ ould be to cut around 2 bus. Julien, Howard Baker, Lew Griffith, | streets. ¥ Heavy vehiclts are not per- J. B. Walker and Sparky, represent The picture above was taken on mitted on this street except dur- ing the Tribune. the. corner “of Street and ing certain hours. Cruising taxi- The park is reached by following | Fifth Avenue ms two line cabs are not allowed at any the mountain road through Ga | rpivret nd four hours Creek canyon to the spring foot of Asbestos hill, where th of parked motor additional lir ru two The handling of traffic on this great street is expertly done and THIS WEEK PAGE THREE CASPER’S BEST {| REPAIR SHOP Valve} Grinding | REUSTHIS § is now’ closed to traffic. The new | ge at ore the credit’must go to New Yo road takes the park seeker around «| , motor car. finest—the traffic officer. hairpin turn.to the left from the |} spring and directly to the sumn ae ne A ed a a By bearing to the left on the ol { Bear Trap road t autoist soon de-|new nmaes will be added to the|offered by this newspaper will scends upon the other side of the | ‘Tribune's bulletin mailing list, This | just doubled. mountain, through a grove of trees | Will make ‘the ul number of re-| Anyone who may have traveled and into Casper Mountain Park prop. | Port# issued twice each week, more] Wyoming highway er. When the seeker reaches the|than two hindred and the ‘service}rain or an upknown accident west fork of upper Elkhorn creek he is in the very center of that portion of thegmountain which has been set | aside for his happiness, as he is free | to camp, pienc, or spend half a day | in slumber as he may desire Make the most of your mountait park, ‘folks, It has been set that Casper and her people may hay some other form of recreation thar a dance or two and a bottle ten moonshine, TRIBUNE ROAD BULLETIN USED (Continued From Pago One) folders and information pamphlet have been removed to the Chamix of Commerce for distribution. Tou ists and local people seeking info: mation regarding routes and attrac: | tions in Wyoming cities are asked | to go to the Chamber of Commerce and make known their wants to one | of the attendants there. As soon ns alist is prepared by) Stafford, secre Commerc Making an Easy-Riding Car Ride Still Easier Balloon tires and more flexible springs make your car ride easier; but improved Gabriel Balloon-Type Snubbers are necessary to give you complete riding comfort, of ro In the improved Gabriels, the braking power is 100 per cent greater at the very beginning of snubber action, and it increases in direct ratio to the force of the rebound. Gabriel free play lets the low air pres- sure in “the tires themselves take up the little jolts and tremors of apparent- ly smooth roads and pavements, Unquestionably, the improved Gabriel Balloon-Type Snubber is the greatest riding device in existence toda; vecause, it rounds out and completes the comfort which low air pressure and oft springs are designed to give. Casper Battery Co. 119 E. Fifth Phone 907 GABRIEL SNUBBERS Essex Alone Gives This Quality and This Price a4 The Reason for its Amazing Sale Buyers know what Essex gives can be had elsewhere only at far higher cost. The great Essex sales record is due to no other thing. It is recognition of a value leadership so oyer- whelming that it is not even challenged. | Hudson- Essex, Now World’s Largest Selling Six-Cylinder Cars More Than 1000 Sold Daily Today's Essex isthe greatest of all Exsex values. Itis the finest’ Essex ever built. It is the smoothest, most reliable Essex ever built. it is the best looking, most comfortably riding Essex ever built. Webelieve its maintenance and operation the most economi- cal of any.car in the world. And the price, because of famous patents, with volume manu- facturing advantages that are absolutely exclusive, is the low- est at which Essex ever sold, ESSEX On every side its hosts of owners praise it with such pride and conviction as we have never heard for any other*car. It is reflected in the greatest sales in our history. .And the rapidity of this sales increase shows how thoroughly the facts about Essex have penetrated the entire market. Wherever you go, nate how they outnumber all new Sixes. It is the surpassing proof of value~greatest sales. COACH £895 Freight and Tax Extra PN ven tent RSASPER, WYQHING = Yellowstone and McKinley "hone 1406 <=) | “THE CARAVAN” ALL “STAR” CAST WITHOUT FAIL SEE THE SHOWING THAT COST ‘A MILLION DOLLARS’ WATCH FOR THE PARADE Ke The greatest Jewett ever built—at the lowest enclosed price we ever achieved Don’t think of buying any Coach—or any enclosed car—until you have seen the Jewett Coach. The finest Coach ever designed —finest in roominess —convenience—comfort—sturdy construction—detail finish. Seeing is believing. Those who have already seen— believe. Come prepared to see a Coach that will sur- prise—please—amaze you. It’s here—now! The easiest parking—steering—driving—riding Coach you ever touched. 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