Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1925, Page 11

Fs RIO Che Casper Sunday Trifime VOL. 35 SECOND NEWS SECTION CASPER, WYOMING, SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, NO. 1925 SECOND NEWS SECTION | Advance | News Of | H Casper | Notes On Dealers | Industry } Theaters---Advance Notes On Amusement Offerings For Coming Week AUTOMOBILE PRICE WAR IN FULL BLAST IN NATION LAW TO GOVERN HEADLIGHTS 1S BlG NEED HERE A Cool Cop INVISIBLE TAX ON MOTORISTS ON INCREASE | | One of the difficulties that peren-| nially confronts the automobile owner Js to keep up with the various | tax levies to which he is subjected. | Radio-Driven. ‘ Flivvers Next tes THE AUTOMOTIVE MELTING POT 1a down. W MOTOR PUBLIG GAN LOOK ON BY WATCHING TRIBUNE CLOSELY ‘| Dawn of Season Usually Marked by Slack Pro- duction Witnesses, Slash in Prices by Conducted by “SPARK PLUG” Automobile prices are coming was good at Tire prices are going up here will it all end? answered the The only good reckless motorists Pe in jail. Last Wednesday a cavalcade of Start to shiver Di . This becomes all the more difficult } public spirited Wyoming motorists | ing Automotiv an | Oth EF II : ania ; Akins’ lav§ joved from Lander north toward load ers Follow hmmiun: Re ard d S when it comes to an invisible levy. | mov x Dome anc $ iow. 8 g eda The visible taxation accounted for low stone esa ke sokisie. ue ‘ gatas pace | f: by the Internal Revenue Bureau ganization of the Wyoming Motor} © The automobile industry in Casper | Dangerous in Some by the Internal Rever sluk., Tite CONAN Ue PHTRATIOA At poston Go be tie seen one teenie dire ae sa sik hates S On8.b48.00-1n 1904 the Mammoth Hot Spring hotel yes-| passed through a sort of business] _ ; Re ge cieta : tates of -o. weann tptal: fnetebkeal”? terday afternoon, attended by hun-| depression. } Dig you Ss. Tho war , ; oe municipal taxation, dreds of people. ante The Wyoming Mo- | On the top of that grand total|| t ls an assured: success, There's many a silp twist the foot ted A movement is under way among comes an invisible tax in the amount | agasty eg tHe, Sip nd'the brake | motor clubs and civic organizations of some $34,000,000 which, accord-| yomingite | in the state of Wyoming to place ing to an investigation conducted by : = The uke “oll wells out of re before the state legislature during} the Research Division: of the Amer. They report a booze ring operating | wishes “ its next sesion a bill providing for lcaay-Atgbemoblle: sespcation,. is. thh trucks between Chsper and Denver —— | 2 proper adjustment of automobile amount collected in of a We can well belleve that, for we t to place 4 | 1 headlights so that dimming pat seta ota Ngee have known for a long time that | be dy under m flashing of lights on the open } patiieatince <iaes sate Casper has more than she needs. part of the car when {t f K ee Tune ed a eat rel Saw Meu ymoblie.acevice With thal cloaltiavGe thiesaaghrchioxd | Sata haar bean kcaneenivo vot tea ee The | nounced may be done away with entirely The conindttne: he clos! he sa ick: | jac’ have been known to let heavy ie | A SRNR IE A aeTaAa SHAT te Ata ae pa pes en season, the hunters will have to| cars down very suddenly at times ga 08 your lights while driving on a public clubs now operating in the large Rethralto the saiyeercound sport Of yo = et : OY aniiéated? in? tf road outside the limits of any cl cities of the country upd in Bs eerie tan dent bi Pye pee ho peal ee ee lator s of T The coast state belleves that in plac- ——_ omobiles that go long dis- | + A aRIDIS RT aka tarotarel lie iackit, he Pcl isan teen WhO! have ing this law upon ite statute books AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY lo ae SUR GGe cA ee cere Uae Gn Bien AER MECAES| yet tastes : ; teF Gakehit it has gone a long way toward elim- EMPLOYS 3,060,000 PEOPLE| ‘nces Wt be ’ hen Alex first learned the ged for 8} | inating much of the injury death caused by night coll: tween motor cars, and sudden ttim- bles down embankments or off high The total number of people direct- in- ly employed in the automobil ed by wireless, will soon be com- mon, it is predicted by: F. P Houdina, inventor, whose radio- dustry at the present time is 2 auto recently was tested in bridges. 563. In addition there are hs Sate ty " Tt has long been the contention of people Indirectly employed, thus giv.| CTowded New York streets. 3.119, aa eeeagennoeet the thinking motorists of this state ing a grand total of 3,119,563 peo: that flashing of lights caused by constant calling for dimmers on a public highway has been the cause of dozens of fatal accidents in this] It gets hot, down in Fort Worth,| Under the title of “Miss Balboa At the close commonwealth alone. When two ap-|Tex., but Traffic Patrolman A. J.| the Panama Canal Zone will send| invested in automobil proaching machines dim their Nghts olds doesn't mind, He just | its. most beautiful young woman to n the United Stat and then“attempt ‘to succeséfully pass on,a‘dark highway, they are merely {lirt'ng with that siren call- ed “Death.” Neither driver'can see and ‘each 1s trusting to the good luck that he wili not strike a culvert, bridge rail, or onme too near the edge of the highv All this is done in the name of ‘courtesy.’ By so adjusting the headlights of ™motor cars, that the bright globes shine directly on the road and not into the eyes’ of other drivers, the problem is solved. In California all headlights are tested by city authort- ties, and if the angle of light pro- ple earning their livelihood from the industry. packs some ice around his feet and | compete in the Atlantic City Beauty CAPITAL INV REACHE STED IN AUTOS ORMOUS SUM investmnent has carries on, Pageant next month, 676,000,000 since 1919. HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT IS KEPT BUSY BY LATE DELUGE OF RAIN Roads in All Sections of State Call for Increased Attention as Heavy Downpours way to Cheyenne. Considerable mud plowing was the order of the day last Wednesday and ‘Thursday on all sections of this road not construct- asked th ne of golf he hired a cade young fellow wh Ww aes ney special elty me- ed of gravel or some other rain proof ‘ chanics adjust the lamps to strike material. >" directly on the road in front of the Are Recorded. Nati vaanais were reported car. Then, all drivers are warned ae a si ancamiilseelaee aeahicn eatag apalls against using dimmers for any pur- SER UGn A clbdiicatite tee, shotn. i pose while operating on a country Rains over the greater part of the reports are that this thorcughfare tty be Moneth Runa fillea the ee road, and motorists drive here and | state during the past week have fur-;{s in good shape for the Sunday mo- road with to a'depth of a * Bere aa si lay the night = nished plenty of hard labor for the] torist . iP in mans Ss erfect safety, for they e: i ; : 5 % ; j roadeuipenine et ae ord cone qenday Devart:| ‘Travelers from the South of Cas ated travel over the State ment and rendered It quite doubtful)... reported steady rains on the hways this year has brought to H Motorists who at present complain} as to whether or not all highways Ee Mioweinetnenwayrenhitale tcoather on iPdec hres @ and call for dimmers when driving | will be in tip top shape for Sunday a a =a =e “— in the country, are probably guilty | driving. of keeping their eyes fixed upon the| Cjoudbursts during the early part 2 Pon eat oes approaching headlights of ‘another | of the week on almost all sections of car instead of upon the road in front |'the Yellowstone highway between P of thelr own machines, where they this city and Thermopolis seriously | £ (Continuea on Page Three) damaged the road in sonie places but orse = - —||\"72OW , VCQAtCT AU MADE FOR FORD CARS lila Hiner D, mance ; ? 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