Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1926, Page 11

1a SECTION TWO Autos—Pages 1-5 Theaters—Page 6 High School—Page 7 VOL, XXXV Tribune- Herald Ads Each Tell a Story SECOND NEWS SECTION * AUTO SHOW AT DENVER HOLDS, INTEREST HERE Success of ‘Exhibition | Here May Be Gauged | by Results There | Ls eae dh a aac aes ne Deki cae eae tan ent Re ae a ee Tuesday morning will find the spacious auditorium filled to capac- with new motor models, the pride of a nation of motorists, all vieing ! for the fayor of the fickle public ‘The Denver auto sh affair will open its doors and will continue throug night. The success of the usually ef: degree the success exhibition, If the are good in Denye sible for Casper ¢ the same layouts, If the ceptance of a new mo¢ might be asked in the the Casper show usually stretch out its hand also, When the Den-| ver entertainment brings down the house in round after round of ap plause, a delighted audience usually leaves the Arkeon after each night of the Casper show has hung out the "finis” sign. So you'll all want to know about the Denver annual automobile show. With this thought in mind, the Trib- une-Herald will be represented at the “|nate his particular position at the The Casper Sunday Tribune and The Casper Herald She Casper Critnnw-Gerali | SECTION TWO Churches—Page 8 Markets—Page 9 Editorial—Page 10 CASPER, WYOMING, SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1926 SECOND NEWS SECTION 26° NO. If It’s Motor News— It’s Here! Theaters---Advance Notes On Amusement Offerings For Coming Week THE AUTOMOTIVE MELTING POT Conducted by “SPARK PLUG” “long, long trail a, Wyoming. Watch for it, folks, It | winding” at the court house Friday} wy be far more complete and finer and Saturday when the annual last fnute rush for auto Hcenses was e was a this year than it has ever been in the past Order plenty of these editions and} We are thankful that Henry Ford mail one td every one of your] didn't go in for quantity production friends. They are a credit to ant eee ann en co P d to the entire State of Wy- ae | Yea, bo! The musicians’ annual » fellow who* hates to shovel] ball {s only a week away. The only w is outaluck on the highways days. In fact, it’s safest to within the limits of the clty s you have urgent business else. trouble with this affair is that so much music is on hand, they can't find room to stack the instruments. Everybody always has these stay a grand old time at the musiclans' It will be held at the annual frolic s hall next Forget their tools Monday | | | evening. Monday noon will find all automo- {le dealers reaching cautiously into a hat and drawing forth numbers. The number each draws will desig- men than men are bigger Some kids are bigger some men and some kids than ds some al automobile show to be 1 at the Arkeon Februa , inclusive. Carney Peterson tells us that pre- mier entertainment is in the offing this show. singing and dancing galore, by some of the very best acts in the Rocky Mountain region. Casperites will feel much at home s of Denver during this many local motor moguls for year's Casper automobile There will be music and . for are laying plans to attend the annual Colorado auto show to open in Den- ver Tuesday. Many dealers wil! leave here Monday night to Le on hand at the opening of the show and many others will follow them during the week to be present one or two days during the exhibition of motor cars. “To shift or not to shift” is often the question with motorists. The answer is “when in doubt—shift.” Some radio bugs need their own eae tubes examined Sunday, February 14, will find the Colorado exhibit of motor cars by Spark Plug, automobile editor of the (Continued on Page Four) 2 | They say an undertaker will do a favor for anyone. But when (Continued on Page Four) _ automobile number of the er Tribune-Herald on the streets of Casper, and in fact in all parts of Cas you Y!---WHAT A SHOW PLAN NOW TO ATTEND The 1926 Casper 2A utomobile Show At the Arkeon February 15, 16, 17, 18 FOUR BIG NIGHTS of Glittering New Models Exhilarating Entertainment = Snappy Musical Numbers Se Admission 25c + Meth SOPHO 3 Wkite Truck Wins Russian Trophy : > SOHO > 0000-000 POO SOOO \ PRESIDENT WALTER Wuire with RUSSIAN TRUCK TROPHY A large jeweled vase, mounted in burnished silver and gold, has been presented by the Russian government to The White Com- pany, Cleveland, as a symbol of one of the major awards which was| model, as were alk of the American won by the 2%-ton Model 51 White | trucks entered in the trials, but a truck in the international bad road| number of the European vehicles tests and 1,300-mile reliability run| among the 47 entrants were speci- conducted last fall in Soviet Rus- (ae equipped road racing models. sia, The purpose of the run was to de- “White No, 121, for ability to| termine for the Russian govern- pass through under extreme con-|ment which makes of cars were ditions and other commendable} suitable for hard service over that qualities,” inscribed on the! country’s rough roads. trophy in Russian, Another in- scription says: “Commercial ciety Autopromtorg, to the best truck in the run up to: 4% tons capacity.” is So- | The White was an ordinary stock | TRAGEDIES OF AUTO TRAVEL INSPIRE POEM on the und Read it What Others Have Deng With whole, very good, tr Poor r He tried to What are y Icehouse at Fort Russell Is Filled , Jan, 80.—The| A, Russell has rs from the f nt of the aiers is the construction of a smaw fence bordering the main road into the fort to prevent further tleups drifts on the road from heavy IMPROVED SECTION OF HIGHWAY TO DOUGLAS OPENED TO TRAVEL Traveling Between Here and State Fair Capi- tal To Be Made More Attractive; Not : in Good Condition Now I traffic for ¥ during that w has covere » fow Casper drivers know of tt road's existence, and of the time| und inconvenience it eliminate when one is in a ach th 0 Converse county seat, | The new bit of road was construct ed with state highway department f and while winter weather t KRON, 0 1 Tire ma rendered 5 any sect : é ait i t with prot hesinning,; of, the prac! e it ma 1 auton fit, thelr e tion ball t s original quipr necessary cin a alee ; journey to Douglas or Denver, and is sald to save the motorist u Seaport) a 25 : four miles on the entire pee BSc erp tins | Wider than the old r better |Ser epi” Neetinef dys drained, and better surfaced, the | oruitor z ilasteant the new route to Douglas offers a real} baoon tire within less than three saving In time and temper. At the | yoorg. to Millee tive inact present time the road is virtual A tare Tike’ ia hiha closed to traffic. Snow has melted] turers’ br . r in various places where drifts chok-| poquctic ead ed the right of way last week, and| there still Is large the road is slippery should sure tires, particularly for ment on cars that have the factory for some eo Body of Ex-Solon Taken to Coast more snow or cold it is likely to be badly drifted which attempted to make the trip last week, came through, but re- ported hours of heavy going, shovel. ing and pushing enroute, time. Alemite Service DECEMBER SETS RECORD CLASS IN AUTO MECHANICS AT NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY ||Completion of New Wing of High School Building Makes Possible Long Delayed Instruction for Local Students r ) 1 1 1 ty of artificial light is provided for night work. T op : ¢ ped h 1 ed for 1 = Excise Tax on je ‘ks Opposed has been plann 1 f tax be n impos! t Pp , (Se hegec Arrow factory at Buffa Mar r ' port developments in the body bultd- | ‘ ae of the Plerce-A Car « any | 4 ! used in manuf t ; st thetSanaie: but which fs ar need } | s A per ¢ the first ti levy on i r er in Body build-| ppir c 1 joint,” 4 1 Ny | ‘ Pierce-A , ted to twisting and we : | puted f $6,000,000 wilt it is 1 > a | ) 1 gasoline If times as strong as the ordi | whic ten miles pe lon wit ise and tenon IN EXPORTS OF MOTORS: The gain c 1 by t larl gnificant since December usually lighter in exports than pring x Eo Se tered A ees (HEARING FEBRUARY 17TH Nine Bottles Found By Sponge Squad CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan of whiskey and sey y Jugs were by police and glasses raided seized when the “head quarter ft Jame ett (not ati CHEYENNE, Wyo., 20.—The| the boxer) and W Station vody of former United Siates con.| Ceorge Harris, put on a train to HOURS OPEN: gressman John Wdw Raker of] get him out of town, was found in 6 A. M. TO 10 P. M. California, passed through Cheyenne| Cheyenne again, He had been sen to Susan. Mr, Raker on a special car enroute ville, Cal., for burial. [died in Washington, 112 SOUTH DURBIN STREET tenced to 60 days in jall or get out He now has 59 more days to serve in jail, ok) afte ie ae ed ee MIDWEST-SHERIDAN BUS. f ‘LINE PETITION UP FOR CHI J 1 hear th tion of th t| ‘ ute of public convenience and necessity t eir line from Midwest t n, via Ka coe and Buffalo. The present of the company extends from Cas to Midwest in the Salt Creek fiel Chevrolet Coupe A bargain at NASH-CASPE Do You Expect for 000? $1,000 as you to get the same quality cat » for $ Then why expect to get tire for § BUY QUALITY—NOT PRICE MICHELIN R. M. MOSHER THE MICHELIN MAN 317 West Yellowstone ame quality $10 as you do for $20? Phone 309