Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1924, Page 7

, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1924. Ghe craaner &unnan Terhune TS er nanos ae Un ndeserving Cases Weeded Out by In-| nomics bilo genre hae 2,000 to Gather~ Next no used gar $0 GN tn oneing Rat" |S WHAT 21 YEARS HAVE TAUGHT M that. is they involved tory standpoint, at least, ia the dis- ABOUT: Built Up by Subscriptions pA ae TR U Big Convention. SE all net ary erento een THE LIFE INSURA CE BUSINESS who have owned Hupmobiles. Nearly kasi he aaah a@ very few efforts rage the past year | 34 per cent of all sales actually. in- Approximately 2,000 tire dealers— | tO aden i get money from the Community Chest Fund ite Sie ber ee : . of the byb! in ng worthy. In a few instances, persons who are ee $i: int ignorant of th system used in helping the needy, and gen-|'..> roushe Hanmoblle one thon epK persons who are very ignorant themselves, try to} any other one class of people, Sales. Fifth Anntal, convention to be held| SOlicit some of the funds used in charitable work, under| men’ were second, professional men in Akron the Jatter part of this/ false pretenses. Some of the plots, other citics, and their stay in Casper| third and contractors and builders month. * Were sd palpable as to arouse sus-| has been devoted to creating trouble | fourth. Of most unusual interest, Opening the Gonvention sessions, | picion at once while other required | along radical lines. perhops, is the large number of wo- Mr. George J. Burger, president and} » cll of the examiner to repay thy SO Ste pee men buyess,.who as &: slabe--were caAher officera of the organization | true circumstances. So far the Com- fifth. They bought more cars during witl be Introduced by Arthur Roeder. munity Chést Fund has néver spent the period than even physicians or oS secretary of the Akron Retail! penny except where, vs mae pes farmers, who have for years absorb- actually needed and ed large number: of Hupmobiles. tion. oes not contribute a bee ORG Bs “We are considerably gratified to wl bo hela in the Akron armory etn “aca! Stndeeer| seen camecine come “woroe] -MIQTOR CARS 15 MYTH ciated PAGE. SEVEN. miobile priee. Nearly 8 per cent of all sales were made to this class, Previous owners of lower priced cars were naturally the targest class ef buyers recruited from ranks of NEW YORK.—There is a great| goid kidskin, while others combine deal of gold in the evening slippers| bieck and gold in a sumptuous for winter. Some are entirely of | brocade. know that 40 per cent of our sales threo thousand. went to Hupmobile owners,” says O. ‘AN unusual AmouRt of Interest is Charities, ©, Hutchinson, general sales’ man- fiixic shown in this yeas conven, ; AFTER ANOTHER YEAR ager, commenting on this —unus- tlon,, It is reported, chiefly because | S°ciety and the Boy and Girl Scouts. 1 , WUT} uat record. ‘It clearly shows that ft into be held In the famous rubber | | When the workers of these organi- they were well satisfied, both with city. Akron turns out about 75 per| 2ations learn of a cusé that may thoir car and with the service given Celt of the cotintry's tires, prove worthy, no matter how the} The long talked-of “‘saturation| them. After all, these are the biggest The Balloon tire too—the latest , it is first delegated | point” for motor cars is still a myth, | things any é).Jer has to sell.” Gevelopment in the industry—is re-} tO 80me particular one of the dif-| ir figures compiled by the Hupp Mo- Another striking fact revealed in sponsible for a great deal of the in-| ferent organisations best fitted for|tor Car corporation are a criterion. | the analysis was the large number terest in the .Akron convention.| the case, for instance, one of the! 15 checking domestic retail sales|of sales involving the trade-in of Balloon Tires will come in for con-| Boy Scout officials might hear of /4,, the first elght month of 1924, 22.5 cars selling at more than the Hup. Cc. A. BARTON pe a ee ° siderable discussion, it is sald. pr ene. (pug on oe face this wow under tego: . sueraen eee, apr eal 7 af the Bop Bookt werieana shbeetore Vice President-General Manager, Yellowstone National Life Thomas Henry, president of the| it is turned over to the Associated bs First American Automobile Clubs of | Charities, An investigation in a America, E. S. Jordan, president of | Quiet way is made immediately. If e ‘ . ‘ : ™ the Jordan Motor Car eae of| the need is urgent, funds are forth- That is no other business in the world are ethical and honorable business a Cleveland, Ohio, and other promi-| coming at once. In some instances, - practices as necessary to success as they are in the Life Insurance busi- - nent men in the tire and merchan-| needy es havo received their re- ness. . rhs dising fields. % lef within one hour after the first : we Trips through ‘the rubber fac-| word came in. Re tories, smokers and banquets have} A few instances of an effort to Second ss also bee! Na df rtain+ 3 5 degot ce the Vista se foaiarss = [eee eyo eee ee renee That no other business has the OPPORTUNITY that a Home Life Insur- Tc gyal i a Reig See chet trad Dave’ back tiaced tol radios! ¥ ror Seed pee orca a ia ata along these lines will have in friendly relations among manufac. Regge rey whe page repeat 2 cs P é turers, tire dealers and the motor- Chearaunity: heen eeh} Rete hen aes These things I know to be FACTS—after having spent the greater part ohapees hand manner that makes it hard to : of my business life in the Life Insurance business as agent, general agent run down the rumors. These in- f and agency manager. THAT PART OF A LIFE INSURANCE COM- eae eet a citiee Mbins _ PANY’S BUSINESS THAT IS MOST RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS SUCCESS. ‘ definite tale of poor families being Tune. In on refused ald by officials of the diff I believe a man has the right to consider his judgment competent after bt cemeabisnlians at the, Cheat, Aid having spept 21 years iri a certain business, and for this reason I am glad t narratives. of the heartlessness of the rich who haw taken the fund . THE OPPORTUNITY. se Good for their own selfish énds. SAY ae BAYER ASPIRIN 2? and INSIST! e e ro are a few who gave them some Unless you see the ‘Bayer Cross”? on tablets you are ¥: ll t t Nahi at Ghestiain the tacts for themeetves, | NOt getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe e Ows one a lona I e€ 6:30 a. m., exercises, physical direc: | Chest Fund is an open bo@k to any : Beg Me cu tak ne ote Ste ie eda | Colds Insur ance Co. Such talk does not get very far TUESDAY. This can be readily done by anyone by millions and prescribed by physicians 24: years for ent; 10:30, an (01 at chamber of 4 service i136 tabte tale nai | a shore are ZUTTERMEISTER BLDG. PHONE 410 Wives tece ton tea beam tonpneey of to TRADE the income I have earned in the Lifé Insurance business FOR with the average citizen, but there KYW, Chicago, Ill. (Central, 536),] Who 80 desires, for the Community Headache service; 11:35, table talk, Anna J. | ing while the'clerks there are . Pain Sp. m., “Afternoon | Willims at any time to show thelr ; Neuralgia “Bringh the Worl accoun! lown eo 5 + leditote “ot Our ‘Worldy| 1 fact, ihe Chest tas gone oo much | Toothache ‘Lumbago :02, fi final moots pe leeateha nd er reports: 65, bed roe it iene pleasure to “ a4 ‘the accounts’ and consider that prac- tically every citizen of Casper did P A, —S be 3 ; his or share-in the great work. musical. p Chicago, Mual 1 has Acer “found that this tate Accept ont pasioas spices of American Farm Bureau] ¢sainst Chest started from whic. ll sine Boyer ‘dir io Federation; 845, Chicago Musical| Padicals who are not citizens of this prov boxes of 12 bic aie college progral , “At Home" pro-| community, they are drifters so far ire we 9 24 and 100—Druggists. gram; 10:45-11:05, Coon Sanders | aa could be about them and] agoirin ts the trade mark of Bayer ueteres Gf Monoaceticacidester original Nighthawks. eo have unsavory reputations in ‘ : of Balicylicacia ‘WBAP, Fort Worth, Tex. 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