Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1919, Page 11

SEMEL eit Oa REECE SANE TE HNN AD ON RNRENB At EATER ORLA TIES a . PAGE ELEVEN wenn TUDE | - ! ii ' Washington for shipment to Belgium.”, —~ TIME FOR 3 | H New yermen were told that the PEACE, {es : 4 wreese eM | quality and excellence of thé car itself Little boy, littlé ‘ } were net the only factors which im-! poy, you should | * * | # * * * * * % | pelled King Albert's choice. The Bel-| not. fight that | rT - gian ruler already had evidence of| way: SEVERAL BILLS INTRODUCED TQ BENEFIT ALL STATES eso sss "Me am a t | he v 1 ta u greatly pleased, the reporters were in:| your peace talk, j $ formed, with (he serv performed: in Pace aRe Soe | poones sae he the war by some of punch on the nose ‘ } | WASHINGTON, Noy. 8.—Unlimited in the District of Columbia. PET GHEE ode ea eh cepi mer andy Tit Continued Prompt Unloading of | Hutmnaniine rexinomtycatons: the a: In the senate the Interstate Com: (he trench arancnectittion aaeone Of | have this kiai : Cars Will Help Serious 4 states and the District of Colum. Merce committee confines its activitics ready to listen to ¥5 re j _ to domestic matters, and this may mean A Tri 4 x you, Situation ical jbia soon will receive the attention of ihat the question of international reel ribune tad will sell it. — — ® | jconare , as several bills on the sub-|procity cannot be taken e of by } { pite the fact that there is a| have been introduced in both, “mending the bfll of Se Key Pitt irked increase in the demand for | 2 ve £01 a nan of Nevada which is a duplicate of ; 2% and heavy trucks for freight Foun AACE ern the original Adamson draft, A separate tation purposes, owing to the | eBanieteed ? ommerce | measure may have to be passed upon | tage of freight car: turers are showi ent in their vigorous gainst unnecessary and unloading freight effort is being made to » quick return of “empties wnufacturing ters + repair work on rs not in service. | the campaign is already prov effective is indicated by abundance’ of cars t within the last we the the danger of a great car short * id * * x * past, however,” said an official tary of state to arrange with foreign x ‘ : * 1 aE eaa iarstisnieraesG| Hieflonel aon inalaiergeneoeciatan caine | * TIRES. TUBES and ACCESSORIES i. s in the automobile manufac : abroad can be equi ith a registra-| icing Albert of Helal a x 3 : * trict. “Jt is merely a temporar; | tion tag on which Willi 6 aubs | rece Viewers & fons ae ee z * of cireumstanc in which the stituted for the of his state and|ing nis way theo ay ago by thread. |% WEED CHAINS x mpaign of the director-géneral of the | in consequenca be acceptable in alll inetropolis at the ee crlitic in the |x * oad administration s an import {European countries which are signa-} polis: at the wheel of his new. car 4 influence, He has ed repeated | tories in the use of the so-called “inter-| 1), ‘qual valve robes Bed * ings of a shortage and urged | national plate of identity This ar-} cirned pay ap He had just re * yt loading, unloading and return | ngement has been in ¢ tence in| Rochelta Ne 1 Ha us L run to New cicada s in which the manufacturers | spe for a period of years, somewhat |Cchelle on which his majesty drove motor car = no disposi- | Me j delays in| ana th! thou | | the un available in | is by no means an indication 1 by the ign Re s| of which Senator Lodge of Mass: etts is the chairman the many Ameri next year, angement ions committe In the shouse its upon both interstate and f merce, and because of this the reciprocity measure, jast introduced by Representative Burton E. Sweet of lowa t meets te general needs of = eo = the situation, ‘This bill hashe endorse-| mei the American Automobile as- | | . Which for a period of years | th king f soc! been se ‘om congress the committee achus Having th min uns who will go abroad convenience of this ar- plainly apparent. has NEW YORK STREETS : tion numbérs throughout the United | . but it also authorizes the secre- | —a standard model of the the new car at a speed of 60/ mil Ge SER ar 1, and interrupted by the war, but now to be ; at! RAH Kiki ees aR earl resumed again, undoubtedly. with a sub, {2eU': handling it expert to emphasiz 3 hiss | i Hs which chronicled the event Ie A ae conmenaae thes ritl: | an “international triptych’? which will and the consignee ul yard employ “scouts” posting a bulletin—“For Better Womanhood. Mntemin vouatonieautien’ “King Albert of Belgium has paid the (28 «i bath a a ae ., American automobile industry a high cor duck hénatirie of trelant| Gilt; ScOUMTETAHT DRE TOR FONDS er “ ay hag with him a sample of one of Uncle ME oI Se Eres naneienly ali aeeee 'S ST: FE FOR FUNDS AND MEMBERS—One of the | fo: the international plate, which am’s topnotch, high-grade mi 166 So. Center or ten days, but straight through | ations, which he purchasec been somewhat awkward and more or ich’ he’ purchased. and... Diamond Brodie Rubber Co. IIIA IS IRINA RARE Phone 772-M. personal tryout of it on th fact, the car now is sa in the hold of less a refleetion on our inability to jto be provided but this could be done |Provide this great help. | fe ig still ideal for driving | ‘ nobiles and this fact greatly re-| 4 1 the demand on the railroads. } HI vers are itinuing to drive | t . even in the mountain country as the} Another excellent provision in Mr, ae , |landings need not be smoeth, mercly on |Sweet’s bill is that it definitely pro-| ( ground from which the stumps have |Vides that the ident of any” state om the f in large numbe bee removed. Col. described | temporarily loc in the District of day and will continue to do | In the method of takir as |Columbia, either « the winter. But there they are called, by a ra, of the in any other Isitriets that cannot poss! | country beneath, from the plane and pacity, shall have th to display o supply themselves by this } he concludes that planes are a. pe! on his motor vehicle a home state reg the snow begins to fly, eat distance. It is for sas these that auto-) Scout Service by Observers on Na- ion number in lieu of which will be accept any other registration ly sane and safe method of traveling. + i r should prepare them 3 ea, can assist in the prep tional Forests Is tion by getting the habit of prompt: | Unequalled | | in loading and urging their reight yards to be equaily | \ wommpt in moving the car after it is} PORTLAND, Ore,, Nov. 8.—Airplanes will go anywhere over any mountains it 1s ‘general | higher than 16,500 feet and” will | t'and it will pay every | travel fourtren hour# easily without ice the same prompt-/landing, according to Colonel Hartz of if he cares to avert a big traffic the U. S. Air Service, who recently ad- cup this winter.’* (dressed the annual convention of the eats —— Western Forestry and’ Conservation as- sociation at Portland, on locating fires TRAVELED BY DEVIOUS WAYS ‘tom airplanes coming from Washing: | ton, D. C., in a huge Martin bombing plane, | An ob: the forest fires nd by radio he can communicate the location. is condition Ages not faee the mo-} u industry alone, respe Ne “Rex C-Dan” Top. bi added to her Buick roadster gives - BAX a woman coupe class and comfort | y at very moderate cost Correspondent Experienced Acute Dis- comfort While on a Journey Through the Holy Land. THE REO 1920 SIX Reo Pleasure Car and Reo Trugks : 6 J Will have one of the new 1920 Sixes early next week EO the ae ThA coaR EU ERR| elusive Agents Cc. W. GREGORY Phone 618-5 \ a Germans that r on from (C pee ae ee) a id pt ¥ et | the air. Landing places would have = —= | i until the fire fighte sht or nine miles, as I esti- n the Euphrates to Constan- if one follows the course of ‘dad railroa whose track is where the feet The beautiful BUICK roadster is popular with womep everywhere because of its graceftil lines, its soft, deep, rtof the wa pee pA aE RS comfortable upholstery, its glossy finish, its easy riding of the “ten thousand” had marched, | sw ye PST PMP LE I ILL I LSI LIS ISS IMS LSE SF SM, end ene er ALE ae Cebanp nia Sade hpomusey 4y vi ‘ a fo ten in a » always looks and acts like a thoroughbred. ‘rst and second missionary jo 2 | ud where Godf 1, Baldy id hud passed, I had perished. 1 anabasis Gf I may give my . lonely expedition u name se an yet so contemned* by many a | h) from the Euphrates toward Santipople I had to make a cir | cuitous journey, as did St. Paul from of Bouillon, ymond and nd Frede: A ‘Rex C-Dan”’ top adds to these very desirable qualie ties the style and comfort hitherto possible only in g coups, As the illustration herewith shows this remarkable top is MADE to fit the BUICK roads roadster’s line# unusually well. : | Pesce a3 MR. MERCHANT! Are Your Deliveries On Time? It ha®monizes with the PPS MF, Glass windows may (be adjusted to any weather condb tion, or if preferred, entirely removed, giving a free sweep 1 ral eae tealeee tas from windshield to back, with curtains to be slipped im lily § 5 lest thoi f : hee lace in a jiffy if th yveather changes suddenly, Alopen to pee MT cane aoe | When 100 prominent business men of this city were asked what 7 eo Reape: PNB ea acon , then to, Huifa (near old | difficulty most frequently prevented prompt deliveries on sched- « ya ” H : wlem, then to, Hulta, (nur _ old y Rex C-Dan” Tops MADE to fit ALL Buicks! ule, 98 of them answered “Punctures.”’ tllen by sea tg Beirut and Herin ist of Asia Minor, a s from St. Paul's “home town is, Which was also the same town toward which Jonah sailed ffa, when evading the call to But the reader would, 7 id this an uncomfortable and a tiresome trip, even to read | of. for 1 traveled most of the way in Bin 4 The Price is Very Moderate! CASPER MOTOR C0. But scores of our merchants are now building delivery prestige for their stores, because they have eliminated all tire worry. STI SIS SM SS, =. BITS OSEILI ISI SS SILO OS. These car-owners are making use of a new principle of tire con- struction which gives them 5,000 to 15,000 more les from their tires—at only % the cost of other tires. freight cars (of the type known to owt GUARANTEED 5,000 MILES . lier in France, accommodating ris-Ave hommes a aight cheviux”) Let Us Prove It To You! a trawler Gwhich was absolutely | © most uncomfortable means of Agency for Transportation that I had ever en- MASON TIRES (LLLLLLLLA ALA d) and on a British “des a imited Mileage hich might very fitly have borne St. Unlimited Mileage 9000 | ° Toul's name before he changed it, in \ % - | e days when he was “breathing out Agency for | reatenings and slaughter.” McGRAW TIRES : There is a shorter and less indirect Guaranteed 8,000 Miles 3% ay, for, speaking generally, there is | vo direct way from one place to un- 2 . | other in that part of the world. This Agency for ‘ GATES DOUBLE MILEAGE Guaranteed 8,000 Miles Gates Half Sole Tires Authorized Service Station Is probably the reason why the street in Damascus called “Straight” got its distinguishing name, UNPLBASANT AMPUTATION, | First Docton: 1) Performed a very distasteful opera- tion this morn= Eas, Warren, Clair & Hyssong, Props. | Corner Ist and Wolcott Phone 701-W ILALLLLLLA LAL ui} —_