Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1924, Page 1

¢ Che Casper Sunday Tribune QLUME 34 SECOND NEWS SECTION CASPER, WYOMING, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1924 % SECOND NEWS SECTION - NO. 23 F News OF te Tynes Advance } Casper EF .N Vase 7me ; Notes On Industry Theaters---Advance Notes On Amusement Offerings For Coming Week WORLD FLIERS FLIRTS WITH DEATH IN Were LANDING — YOUR AUTO THE AUTOMOTIVE MELTING POTS ice veo» | WAECKEDMOTORFORCES STH Business pauses in its mad rush | of a box car and into the salesroom while everyone else pausés to watch | t the Lee Doud Motor company, | | Old Santa ride by, closely followed | mafy days ago. You can see i | by, thal chastotee the Newi-Tente r 4] some loritbeee thers “aoe That manvfgcturers ot automo- |Comrades Come to Aid of Helpless Plane and — — biles are all set to “spring some | On yourstoes, folks. The date for| Let's try and cut down the num- thing” is clea indicated by the | New Motor Is Ordered; Natives of Indo- ji ‘ the spring automobile show is soon | ber of New Years eve accidents. | marked silence which prevails ss : - ‘ T M |to be anov 5 i every where along-auto row. This China Furnish Thrill en ore eful Car! —_— Sparky's weekly candidate for the situation is not only local but nat : |\ Christmas cheer- Doctor near! | Weekly hall of automotive infamy— j {onal as well. New models, which so |'The bird who waits on a slippery have been under conetruction in Drivers Draw Pass y LOWE LL THOMAS in vabtomidliiee "ab sanon tie: Toutli day until he’s only about six feet the minds of great engineers for (Copyright, “‘By/the Chicago E enidicnte fauds itis: Mo ’ Ti th Ri soon know what that mean away ‘and then ‘applies the’ elbow the past year are neariy ready for | ‘©°P3* y 3 the Mc o the fuaito. ; “3 z ne |Srease to the brakes with sudden presentation to the public, and lure ) | and disastrous effects to both cars. nothing more is being sold of the Strange as it may seem, aytomo- Owing to the dead\calm on the river at Haiphong it took 3 s ——= old models for fear of detracting | bile s: ean Casper have taken ©! Oscar Redenbo has offered to from ithe#éffect.of;the new: the world flyers three hours to get off the water, and then ; if real pole vault during the past week, | clean your motor by steam for only Big things are under way be- |they couldn't “get on their. pontoon step” until they taxied 4030, 16585, 18306, 17365, s611,| | 222 * ‘ss again beam from |two bucks. Oscar knows how. h n iles vher y ri r ° d by Bes 5 p 442865, 6611) } 456 countenances of the various | ae s neath the surface of the motor | for ten miles out to wherea few ripples were caused by the 17532, 1096, 35576 16517 and 20134. | | deaters 166, Wk Matienlela, areatdentof the | presi, aris ae SORES Se UL Doct river running into the gulf of Tongking. Once under way, § | gay, Jonnngs Was yut down to | CAPe® Automotive’ Dealers’ assocta- tising campalgne will be launchea. |they turned inland and were off for Tourane, a seaport of Say, 3 yn tO/tion left last night for Denver o sm. | French Indo-China half way downy q d é | 2 4 New mcdels entirely different from couldn't tell at what moment the Took Creezinp eo uope of the) the. Wiks.: Chrisimes morning. Talc) where ha will attend, mimesting ‘of thelr older brothers will make thelr | the coast: to the capital of} ship might catch fire areful aeivers ot ist Dest wes If aaa Adee’ ley Hons eae £ sg as the Packard representatives of. the appearance#in the salesrooms of | Saison. Miles and miles of flooded! ‘As they were landing ‘ ‘ou are cut out this story, take your 8 s kiddies Christmas proved | f Mountain fon. rp ile p tel rice flelds whitled by bene em. | te 1 “Les’* lan‘ cense plate or registration card to|to be an impress ye sight and those | pad ed | dealers. Wateh. for these’ things. | TI" Pt photic ty geleai lisa ih teem.}to Arnold, but “Les"* couldn't mak n@ box office of the Rialto theater | who missed, did so to thelr regret | The Good af 1 will Keep abreast of them. They shou'a | 1 Some were Ana mers out what he said. Realizing t) nd sedate one erkan telat pood cat | ard Foo |its bolidag diaplac au ann te be of int t to everyona whether | CUrous conical mete They were} danger of the plane bursting intp ihow Mai Week Vrhianabore. 1 | Go easy New Years eve, boys. | tar c sap fee Ste eae a lo an owner of a motor car or just a Powe and as the uses ecrulsers | flames, he. jerked loose his safet ’ cense number belong to the That is, as easy as possible rs fe eke prospective owner. | Toared low over them the water but |belt, grabbed the fire extinguisher. ; s is, as s possible. Sep |falo would gallop across the fields, a , i t vhose drivers proved themselves to | —— E. M. Johnson of the Casper Mo- The Sunday. Tribune automobile | Grageing plow and plowman tight peeves Spree ners LOUs Hed at ; be worthy of mention for care in} Denver automobile show is March | tor Co., was confined to*his home section is .a complete weekly | through the paddy . BAN tthe lite, healt ay gting them, | 8. with illness on Friday but was back chronicie of everything new-in au- f x! 7 becdhpa ys Sol kid , A, “The farther south we flew the/were not on fire. But they ere The Tribune observers were unus-| |. ; On. the /Job as ustial: Baturday ances: ppwatre rpplas denser became tho jungle,” says| stranded on a iagoc sh ches 4 | Big things are moving beneath , jn. jungle,” say nm a lagoon in’ a remote ually busy during the past week, for | Aha taurtnoaiacnonevoul big anton Ss. 4 Lowell Smith, “Aft a time we|corner of tropical Indo-China, wit mobile drivers are speedily be- nile manuiaeurings » companion Bateson = ra : eb key | rarely even’ passed a vil merely | a wreeked motor and without food fnung so cautious in the-operation | 7) ows going Rete aed Burat you heard about the recor }a few huts now and then along the|or drinking water—a romantic bu f their vehicles that picking the ten Ke wits going bee sa * oy , eth |run of the Studebaker from Paso | beach, where the natives;exist on|none too pleasant situation ened . ~. {in the very near futu: atch the Los / ‘ * bear a ees f : x tdiad cea a a sere by orthy ones was no easy task. How- | jto Los: Angeles, It’s a° bear ‘of. a cocoanuts and fish: | We were flying Of for New Motor, Tribune for complete detd'ls, | story. «Ask C. West to let you read | er, they finally made thetr decis- | just off the water, so we got a bahia 02 “| a hit aoe . - - q The Boston and New Orica: ve Paani pe saan tse rg which | Boome yeas THOUS) 8 number eG - Littie Sylvia Kitz Morris of Boston, who “just loves spellin’” and fairly intimate view of ‘the scenery.) aown past them several eee s published this Sunda; | satellites along auto row have re-| ‘The Nolan ChMrolet Co., is com-| hates to wash dishes, was awarded a wrist watch by Chester Gump. and een Ae ct mont was out! smith and Arnold signaled thut P It you pap digenppilledeoday. ants ceived additions to the family dur-| pletely gone on new Chevrolets, and|Sidney’Smith, his creator, as third prize In the national Chester Gump none Whit sollen ne bso cra their motor had failed. So the other , ats dvs aap Soe at at a jing the past few months. This is|so wil! have to sit tight until the} letter writing contest. Can you imagine a more appropriate young lady ats nartaal a « two cruisers landed alongside, 2 ’ . st res © | a wonderful opportunity to congrat- {Continued on Page Two l¢o wear the watch than the above miss? ~ SEES our motor started to overheat. Tlinem the drinking water they : tll more carefully this week and! late them all in one big group. turned west ‘toward®the"ehore and) carrying, promised to get a nev 2 y et In on next Week's free passes. at 2:28, according to the log, we| e phe eto aio aie BS going to| More haste often nese net only ; > Railroad. Operates Car Belte | aneainat pei SoM BES ehibacanal Tatar: ova nditteoh “ w he careful driving | jess speed, but a nasty spill. : : ajms, © radiator with salt | pouranc s po catest for they really -belleve that Rita eae | | With Big Profit water while the Boston and’ New| thor on,” Inspection newer teat hs b is working a great change in a! A skid js often a disguised slide | | Orleans circled overhead, and then}y,.. of iy aes } loss of -wate had been due A umber of local automobile drivers. | into an embalming parlor. H | On Hauls fool 6 axle But MeUMePe (00 leaky valve: tn, th nea ot only because free.tickets are spseats , losing water and couldn't make out] i¢ was hidden under the coming warded but because with the con-| Great days for the sas company. | just where it was coming from. thig_ metal nose of \ths. plane ‘had i lest under way, the reai necessity of | —_—— | j * Down in the Jungles. to: be taken off before the disgove urefu] driving is constantly stress-| The Brodie Rubber company, has Replaces ‘local ‘freight ‘train on}, ‘ ‘ ro arent : , 4 For ,another twenty es we| Was ma d in the columns of the Tribune | just closed a successful season of Lehigh Valley at 20-per cent of rail her twenty minutes y mi d over wild jungle where there] The f 0 { EX ei sar a Berm ‘ ih 1 | Pa jagoon in which they hia unday automobile section. } selling hundreds -of accessories as | haul \cost—rall’ Motor ~ coach also | © Meee 3 ~ “ . 5 4. me a hope of getting down with-|come down was full of native fi Bright and early on Monday morn- | Christmas presents for Casper cars Studebaker Put. d | W. makes £00: | aahict Occasionsily wel ing snetacattartioa ito : Sel Rye. tho Tribune observers Wil take and a ier established in dis $ |Committees Appointe January 8 to ork Out NEW YORK, Dec. —By using aratiabe ‘ai trcnnaiie slide off into a tars into the mate pen " eir positions and the game, will be | tant climes. : ; a motor truck and trailer to replace |slimy pond of ooze. By now tho|landing was mado alongelde one ot layed all over, so take'a firm grip as oe Ban on Old Song Details of Annual Show for Benefit of ja local freight train hauling less: {1 was red hot again und pound-| these. “Wo always cared a rope: bn the wheel, keep both eyes on the| ‘Time to trade in that old bus. You < P, h han-carload freight between Ithaca |ing badly, so we were obliged to|sald ‘Les’ Arnold isha Cand ‘cad, and point your nose toward a| may get a better allowance than you On Getting Under Prospective urchasers. nd Geneva, N. Y., the Lehigh ‘Val-|turn out to sea the whilo vain-| Filght Commander Smith -were ree ticket to the Rialfo for next lane realize. Rallroad has recently effected ally scanning the country for a shel-| scribing th adventures to’ me eek, which is the same.as branding % err | - saving of $3,900 a month, or 80| tered: lagoon wh we could make ssoing one of the pol G t 1 one of the really worth while|.. Beginning the first of the year, | By SPARK PLUG o Par per cent of the former cost of the|a safe landing. I spotted ono three| hitched our bucking mustang of the motorists of this city. Sparky will a aap ees a terent | There used to be a popular song, Along about March 15 Casper’s automotively inclined service, accomplished as follows: miles inland, so we hopped across|skies to it and then took a look ; aenarile datanding good paints {tothe nectecits of cating urs | and those unwillingly dragged by enthusiastic members of Train Truck |the jungle and camo down. “Noraround to seo what the lagoon w ' 7 | which he tinds by personally obsery-|an automobile every few inoments| the family will sally forth to view all the motor aristocracy ee pas | hibetatiteeet ybaioahac eds USHead. Waere: toe) natlvesr were BAK-A-TONE | ing every machine in action, Watch |to adjust something. possessed by Wyoming’s metropolis, for the annual auto- ising vecaw Accel hae Naas ABE Dl owned a the nets. For tlie eary | | for the first of the series next Sun-| And every time a man sought to] mobile show will be in full swing and cutting a wide swath | train crew —- lhe golig to pleces. ‘The original dif-| sign of a living thing excepting an None Gan day. ae atte paral pect iaieane into the hearts and imaginations of the Casper public. Locomotive repairs Sty ‘85 jficulty was the breaking of a con-|occasional bird, or a crocodile elt . PapsEY a mst ° 2 ne teis] bers for January $8 where the ques-| Fuel, water, oile | nectin rod, which poked a holejering Into th wate 1 r | _ Wide Variety of Colors i Seip oA yaaahe a anna ee aaa dana ate x it dohass Lig retical ope ee at tar tea tion Will be the prime one for dis-|Frelght car supplies 42 lthrouGh the crank case. Althoughominous slunie that orcuEnt the | CASPER AUTO TOP SHOP | | toon: You never can tell though. |his ‘Sunday school teacher would | most Casperites look forward with| cussion and the opening night will] Freight car repairs 49 T_iknew__what Had happened, 1 (Continued on Page Three) 633 S. Center Phone 1084R % Mis aches p Br ave hous apie Sacher would) cagerness, for in addition to the op-|be definitely decided upon. Accord-} Contract: per month = $400 } no c re. ay ce ae to Mr. Ma eld, the fact tha ost 6 900 | ions which it presents, the C sie . ar |this. .A lever comes up at the right side of the motor near the ofl lever| Automotive Dealer ausociation | in that city about March 8 will force| ‘The truck is operated on a sched CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE lanatontox Wert toheikey bei teéred ean Laine Pyrboes auspices itis staged| Casper to hold its #how about the] ute, movements being subject to the | PER HAPS throng | middie of tMe month that dealers| orders of a tra’n dispatcher. The late ose “ ay a never fails to : Paes DAILY AT 9:30 A. M. FARE—$i2.50 || the crank-case wholly drained. Al with plenty of lively entertainment {depend upon sister agencies in Den-| contract price of $86 a day for the| you fill your own battery s ou approximately 12 hours’ travel between Casper {refill it without sofling a chiffon the monotony of what] * may have are Le aie foci truck includes insurance against loss Taking out floor-boards to get at the bat- and Rawlins ngien a evening © spent pare YF: th J most striking exhibits|and damage. Since the service be tery is a mussy job at best, WYOMING MOTORWAY And: her thoughts will be quite| among inanimate objecte. | shipped to Casper. gun in October there has been,much Why not let us do it for you? We test the ; ; The meeting arrangements have| less damage to shipments thaa for. [puetererie rcs Hee Paap ire tease Pei ay heren pS eesiee witina.{ been placed in the hands of Walter|meriy, when small consignments Herne et CHEE RE, GOP Re ee sicwlatias«/ who is secretary of the as-| were knocked about by the frequent —_—_—S—— field of the local association has ; ’ ‘ed a special meeting of all mem-| tion. At the gathering on Jan-| stopping of the freight cars. Try a Classified Ad for resylts.!cal'ed a special meeting of all m ; Sas At iiacaetheine op ane battery and clean and grease the terminals at the same time. Corroded terminals mean less starting power. “I once knew a man who let the hydrom ster slip and he had to buy a new pair of us do it and seve sour clothes," ittle Ampere. hg Salt Creek Transportation Company's Offjce TOWNSEND HOTEL PHONE 144 to take over the work of preparing for the show. There will be ample } entertainment and plenty of diver- jsion is in prospect. More models | “y | - | will be-shown than in the past for | : F 8 | mere agencies are sent { | > ; cists "5-21 AUTOMOBILE FACTORY Auto Electrical Co. * on the flo of the Arkeon will 0. € f mAb ADE te cegaaticall abiocsly, be WORK ON THE MOTORS: 136 East Midwest Phone 968-J ; ‘ore he show and the result will be | ‘ rous' h . es ny Stop Tinkering— Let Motor Experts Do It jann immediately through the jumns of the Tribune. id, As in the past, this newspaper will load with an authentic ante Only those who have actually |mobile. show edition which will be] sone through a motor car factory Ohe wublished before the show and will| rea‘ize that practically one-half the give readers a complete survey of | force works on the building of the just what they may expect to see at| Motors. For after all, the regard in |the annual event. Watch for this| which a car is'held by the public has 1 |edition of the Tribune. It will be| really been built upon how well the | ca te n finer than it has been in form.| motor functions under all condi- LT for years. tions ns And how well the motor is built urements or limits used in the build- if l ing of the motor and its parts. Bees | Thought it 1s well known that in —____it | the building of the motors in the { highest priced cars the ‘lmits to | : i GALLON OF GASOLINE which the parts and assemblies are | ‘ held are 80 small as to be invisible | | A new automatic and self-regulat-| to the naked eye, it {s not so gener It does not pay to fool around ; trying to fix your your- A | ing device has been invented by John | ally known that such practice ex- | self, n though the trouble | Fe O NOUNCEMENT | A. Stansky, 4507 Fourth street, Puk-| tends to some of the lowest priced | midy seen algney Bnd. even. : WATCH FOR OUR AN d URegenc son Sere kbar staisstien’ an| cota. byreite taaebet: though you may really have . some. mechanical ability and - | tomobiles have made from 35 t0\57 In the building of all the Chevrolet | ines on a gallon of gasojine. It re | motors at the gigantic’ factory at, moves carbon and reduces spark-| Flint, Mich., limits are held as low | plug trouble and overheating. It can| as two ten thourandths of an inch be installed by any one in five min-| Practically every part manufactured w ke no chance let auto repair experts get . on the. Job and do it right ! That's us! bring your cer utes. Mr, Stransky wants distribu: | recetves 100 per cent inspection be- hete: 4 ‘ tors and {s willing to send a sam-| for {t 1s fed into the assembly line. Greve Motor Co. ‘ at his own risk, Write him today. —_—— Park and Second Phone 632 —<Ady. Try a Classified Ad for results.