Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1919, Page 9

on earra 4 mt ~ ’ A * . aa 29 - ? ry = A r5 r : te a 7 TE | fited me, buf Bee ‘ ‘POL |) COW Sparrvsrethiet Corisdlidated Wonie “on* Bates~ creek after spénd-|pean visiting with ‘bia tnany /ériends le oe effing: ‘ a) Rovaly ‘corporation hk Teft Catper| ing the week here with friends. in Casper has left ror his home. 4on an extended? Pushes trip: —— | vertisaganta from, 2B oer kee; nter-A L. ' bean | posted*as' to where for iS His lip ukies ee hs ‘Migsig tint of materials or Te eakond oland re doubt it Had’ a f Dodge — on Hunt Henry Metz of Caryhurst, who has! Read fae \Teibuhie Want Ads pa a r je nage ‘of'the lemic.-digeases with. to stam nae oe c-dise ayiew. to stamp. | a 8 thin cree Ps Se es in have" before. © I"le Hee { On her réti trip, vi , Sosing: ; seibeer ths thruout Country | who albhe drove a Ford {runabout Thank yon for yor kn ess. Gross at. the request of the Polish! \from San Francisco to New York re ‘i k and Con CeneEaeRN wee ; |City, visited the Fora Motor compa-| y <p BARR BALLARD. gui. an let ora hard de 0-| nys main @ffice. She was introduc-} TRIO SECURE ELK EACH se ‘ ie Bx ief 0: ‘ She As penne Ved to the officials of the company, | -H»P.-Holmes, Bert-Cullis and Jack freigh Aes mroriage oil a i ‘er | was ‘photographed, held in her hand Roberts. are:beck from a hunting trip taken 1 0 aul + i be Ustey | a‘ Ford check worth two figures of\in the big game country with an elk The ¢ orts a ; presen’ ‘ah ela at- | millions, recounted the. experiences\each as a reward of the hunt. Holmes Feces: priparily, agains BS bis she had encgyntered on her trip, and pecured a five-point buck, the: larg- delays “in ng aad unloading and | pefore leaving made arrangements est of the trio. in preveting the holding of cars for) gor securing a new Ford ‘car imme-} To prospective movements. |diately upon her return to her home! As they did itwo years ago, when|in Bakerfield,. California the 'féight Car shortage reached an| ? 5 Mrs. Upton has already driven her! alarming stage, Dodge Brothers. De- troit motor car manufacturers, he De- present Ford more than 22,000 miles, | 7,000 of which were driven‘since ‘she | uigister of Health. .; It.is. composed 1. Hugh S. Cumming, chairman; Perea the United States Pub- lic Health Service.+,Dr. Aldo Castel- | lani of Italy, Professor i in the London School» of» Tropicel~ Medicine;" -Dr. | George: S. ‘Buchanan, Medical. Offi-|- cer of the. Ministry, of -Health- of Great Britian; .and = Dr. | Wishecq, Principal,of- the . French Service de ; Sante 5h.) 2 i THE UNIVERSAL CAR’: CHECK IS. TURNED DOWN “i W.' Js O’Brien has “sworn out a| complaint against James C. Peabody . TAKING. HER PROFIT, After*he broke It’s ne Jonger necessary to go int® details describing the a =) y So sked their entire organizati hich | tw'e “engagement | charging “him with: drawini heck | b : pes ela pee sete Sen, Francisca, Slay 11th the, why dia you re- | Seen nce fun, Ie the honk watticwen| practical merits of the Ford Car—everybody knows ‘all'about in the ‘United. ted, to- eo-opern’s | a Springfield; Tlinois Mrs. Uptea'| ring? mond | to cover'the gheck which was for $25.) “Th, ine G@ar-2 ak p d Tac day after'd in the “speed-up” campaign. A Dodge birth place, she plans to dispose of the! T didn’t. 't gave | The check was drawn on the Van-! | e Universa: ar. ow 1t goes and comes ay ater ay and year after year at an operating expense so small that it’s wonderfal. This advertisement is to urge prospective buyers “to place orders without delay. Buy’a Ford car when you can get one. We are unloading four carloads of cars today, anc will be able to make immediate delivery on a few. PRICES; Fou Towing with starting and lighting system... . $600.00 Ford Touring, standards iisitiatenimiioss srconnea 929; 00 These prices f. 0. b., Detroit. PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY! a ae Earl C1 Bate 1. 231-237 N. Center—Phone 9 the situation as follows: 4 inet the word of the complaint. The| “We have asked aH our dealers’ grionds pects) wun return hone vin| ~~ iP beable 8 check ‘was issued ‘on wae 14, the! to notify us by wire as soonvas they) She experienced practically | no| ia : complaint ‘stat discover that an automobile freight | trouble with her car, altho che point- 73 car or a string of cats is being @n-\eq out’the fact that she understands necessarily held. up.-.. We» are -posi-! the Ford motor and made her own'ad- tive'thet hundreds of such cars are! justments. Before leaving the Ford on the sidings, particularly in the ¢ompany, Mrs. Upton expressed the western districts. Presumably. these | hope that her next Ford. probably*an-! cars are being held for ‘later’ ¢on-/other runabout, will be bei signment,’ but we must/ eliminate’ the | with a Ford rd starter, ‘later’ and get these cars moving now,» We, emphasize our statement: | that dealers: themselves should ‘under! | no ¢ircumstances lose-time in*untoad= ingvand*turning freight cars back to. the railroads. If every trifling delay | CONTEST eck is eliminated the situation will be! : 4 much less severe than. the . present f outlook indicates and motor car deai- ADVERTISING RESULTS ers will benefit to a degree propor- tion: “gah their eforts to relieve the It Sas acl added by the executive that there are’ fewer freight cars in ac- tive “ervice: now ‘than’ 'at any time in the last three years. The campaign -undertaken’ by} Dodge Brothers ,is in line with the advice of the Director General of the |, Railway Administration, who con- ceded a few @ays.ago that there was grave danger of. a: freight ear shor age. In asking shippers to give the: co-operation, he suggested prompt loading and unloading of freight} Brothers executive commented’ om|car and after visiting her many, him a paste one [ie ‘National bank, according to! Evidence of the beneficial results which Casper merchants and business men obtained thru’ the Who Is Who” contest recently conducted by the Tribune, is-shown thru a letter of} jacknowledgement from Herry Bal- lard, first prize winner, whv claims oO have become familiar with brands let merchandise of which he was ig-| \norant prior to the contest.. I {wise scores learned thé lo {numerous business enterprises, their {specialties and service: Mr. Ballard’s letter follows: "Gates Half Sole: Guaranteed 3500 Miles i Gates Double Mileage,’ Guaranteed 6, 000 Miles. -, -, : Economy, Service, Satiifpiction Send for Particulars or Call ° cars: and hauling by motor truck as | . « nae ” i the most important’ means of af-l ons gaspar, ae 4 OR. Bg 18: AGENTS UNITED STATES ‘TIRES $ ff. If ce pte relief, Gentlemen y ri . This will acknowiedge | ‘our check number 7787} Mor peace: ive dollars in full pay-} feeb age first place in the BEE “Who Is Who?” ath. ah of the tect that I won| jana ans o'clock, perhaps you would | in the way I managed 5 il answers in four days. United Prenn, On. the afternoon of publication LONDON By Mail iO aba | ‘pro-) of “Who Is Who?” in the Triburie paganda pills with Charlie Chaplin I gathered.together several of the! jam to tickle the palate,’ is laeedoul ane of the paper and scheme of the Liverpool ‘Bleetrical! solved many of the questions from trade union and the local trade coun- |the advertisements. cil, which propose ‘allng. the movies! The second afternoon I made al to their aid in eléctioneering. route of the various business houses The two bodies are considering the} so that I- could accomplish most in| construction of a trade union movie’ the Jeast time. palace at a cost of $125,000 in which On the third afternoon I had a economic text books and the powers smaller route to follow but had more, of debate be re-inforced by films! distance to cover and by dinner time depicting «technical trades and the I had twelve answers hg to xot. development of the labor movement.| The fourth day I obtained the re- The promoters récognize that pro-! maining information but not until paganda alone will not fill the buil jT had’ visited. the office of an archi-| ing, but with the assistance of Char-| tect, for the fifth time. lie Chaplin films and other popular) Mr. Hanway, I think-your idea of | movie. stars, itis considered a sound | the -contest was a. very good one, business proposition, ‘ not from the standpgint that it bene-| ee eo" Warren, Clair .& Hyssong {jaya & F Props. 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