Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1926, Page 13

SECTION TWO Autos— ages 1-7. Theaters—Page 8. High School—Page 9. VOL. XXXV Tribune- Herald Ads Each Tell a Stor) Theaters---Advance Notes On Amusement Offerings For Co SECOND NEWS SECTION SS Che Caspr CASPER, WY r Crilnme-Hierald The Casper Sunday Tribune and The Casper Herald SECTION TWO Churches—P Markets—Page 11 Editorial—Page 12 ING, SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1926 ~ SEGOND NEWS SECTION If It’s Motor News— It’s Here! | | | | pre 4 —————— \ ming Week MANY ROADS IN WYOMING ARE STILL BLOCKED Snow and Wind Bring Traffic Grief but the Weather Is Mild While on the face of it Wyom- ing may have seemed to have en- joyed an unusually mild winter iny point of frigid temperatures and blasting winds, the highways of the state have suffered !n the extreme during the past month and many of them are even now utterly im- passable. Traffic between Caspey and Den: ver by automobile is practically at a standstill, because of extreme road conditions forth of Cheyenne and near Chugwater. About three weel ago snow fell heavily on this no travel over it since. Mz were stalled in drifts at th and q@me have not as yet been re covered, Travelers by automobile ing routed by way of the Platte Valley highway through Tor. tington and into Nebraska and be- North} + 3. C, ROYLE , Casper Tribune.) N Jan. 1 d Automobile manufacturers are not worried. over | automobiles sales reachinlg the sat- uration point. The motor car makers here for the automoblle show and the world transport congress made {t plain that they confidently expect there will be plenty of people who can and will buy automobiles in 1926. They are far more worrled about the development of ro: run them. For every mile of concrete country highway bullt in 1925, 677 automo: biles were produced The 577 cars can not be parked on one mile of high y, let alone run on it. sbile production is increas higher rate than the bufld d- roads. for, in d was built for eve 20,200,000 motor’ vehi- ered and in com- More than cles were reg mission in the United States on January 1. If the cars were placed 8 he 38,100 miles of Inited States thence south to the Lincoln high- (Continued on Two) §1500.000 to Perfect Eleven in that uld have only comfort. e parking room. Consequently, automobile men. a cating the bullding of more roads. About 6,400 miles of concrete high ways were built in 1925, an inc of about 5 per cent as compared in This is with the previous y contrast to an 16 per cent in a tion. William H the American ciation, predic 000,000 would b hard roads c , but even if this Is done, it is easy to see why automobile manufacturers anx fous over the situation. Connell, Rad Builders’ president of are CHEYENNE PARTY ON MEDITERRANEAN TRIP: Kennedy York. city will poin the Mediter- with Mr. and who preceded il om the This New Six car. Then you will realize how | ™ years before the new Hupmobile Six was announced, Hupmobile engineers began to ; build Sixes. All that time Hupmobile has been developing —and it one and a half million dollars is new Six has spent more than work alone. Drive this great Six before you buy any six or four-cylinder great is the triumph of this painstaking, year-after-year development. Sweet, smooth power. Flashing acceleration at the speeds you want quickest acceleration. Built soundly, for long life and low up-keep costs. A genuine Hupmobile — and because of that, the greatest value in the entire six-cylinder field today. SATURATION POINTINCARSIS NO LONGER SOURCE Motor Makers Voice Every Confidence This Year in Maintenance of Demand; Highway Plans Are Aid OF WORRY LICENSE TAGS — OF ALL STATES AT CHEYENNE ates tes of the Union are now 92n| in the office of the secretary A Ucense plate from Mon ‘ana would complete the group which includes a variation cf colors and sizes, hang In three serfes on the wall of the lobby. Wyoming's emerald green plates | don-inate the others to a certain ex tent, although Nebraska and Colo- rado also hoast of Erin's shade this The ‘display is attracting sual attention among purchasers * especially chartered for on January 23. ise will include stops and the Madiera Islands, in n, at Gibraltar, In Algiers, Tunis ypt, Palestine, Cofistantinople. Greece, Italy, Ste’ and Monte Car. lo, The four Cheyenne people will take an optional tour through France and England with others of the erujse part nig! F re | clu she M. po: | th thi NSFIELD, Inc. Phone 346 Let chinook winds tempt you onto the It's inconvenient what's more it isn’t safe. auto Ush wave. The ress now . Robertson w into if | ing Auto Rudely Breaks Baby’s Sleep FULL SHOWING OF NEW AUTOS ISPROMISED FOR CASPER SHOW | Co-operation Secured from All Dealers to | Mean Great Success for Exhibition Event Scheduled Next Month n Sunrise ca Casper's ht rolks, ot open road. you' the "re 1 the basketball show in the F su ho: on from February sive That who contends th rectly translat, in other w Where are the mw, ts r deul And int of and if he has rem! 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