Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1925, Page 13

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Che Casper Sunday Tritume aden ema “A aT VOLUME 34 SECOND NEWS SECTION CASPER, WYOMING, SUNDAY, JANUARY’ 4, 1925 f SECOND NEWS SECTIO News Of Casper Dealers Notes On Advance Industry Theaters---Advance Notes On Amus ement Offerings | For Coming Week LIERS BRAVE DRENCHING RAINS ON CALCUTTA TRIP THE AUTOMOTIVE MELTING POT Conducted by “SPARKPLUG” —_—__—_— Now that aching heads subsided and ambitious horns, caps and bottles have been consigned tc the ash heap, Casper will again take Plen pick and shoyel, pen and pape p] sands and overcoat in hand and ret Maria | bringing prosperity a OWE TICKETS TO RIALTO FOh ATO DRIVERS have{ Carl Starr proved to be a veritabl: blood hound last Friday. of chains may saye thou pains, And that a’int during 1925, | There are 1,001 reasons for driy Nn oem ing carefully. What are they? Ask Look for Your Number} we can understand the motive} the bind who's had an accldent ot back of the man who will pull a] two. amount of © Will dic p . but just what pow ven In This List of | “Careful.” j crooked deal fox money There's enough tate the deprival of a human life for|the window of the Brodie Rubber worldly wealth is beyond the ken of} company, to make an_ enterprising most of us climb right through the glass ———— Radiators, tires, batt 1 robe | The transfer of ,the Hupmobile{ make up the bulk of Mr. Brodie’s 21912, 16386, 20092, 16836, | |agéney to the Joe E. Mansfield original display 19848, 30615, 19205, 33425, 17613, | | tablishment proved the most | — s3868. | | ling event of the past week ‘There's n birthday on at the Cas | | motive circles, per Motor company, for it’s first --- niversary of the birth of the Chry : “No great loss without some small| ster car. Mr. Johnson.plans to do ure. There's plenty more’ of is only anott the thing up right too and has | The ‘Pings of Woles In India DANGEROUS DELTAS AND JUNGLE ~ SWAMP REGIONS ALSO CROSSED ealbiith Makes Lasting Tndielbion on World Airmen but Heat in Humid Atmosphere Is Found Highly Oppressive. By LOWELL THOMAS Coy 1 < g 1 Newspaper Syr ate and t When the Ame airmen left Rangoon, with its tinkling temple bel id elephants piling teak, they were |headed toward a region where as much rain been known to fall in one day as falls in most parts of the United |States in a whole All along the coast of the Bay of Bengal from Burma to Akyab and Chittagong the annual them. There's always a free ticket | there's a littl witaey the vwuolendity-to/Garticipats palnt Treaugntt Lav yagi Poe gGay haw gone ky with to the Rialto waiting for a careful] in every failure.” ai saitha Matiees: inchow. 1 ut _ mind that | out a deluge fact, over 90 driver. The Tribune-Rialto caretul ates Lavathave Wilitie peace” ard quict 20rinches @ yea dered plenty hea of rakt had fallen © ng contest isn’t over yet by «| Venture forth for short rides into| along auto row—Oh. All x feng SHO FiCe Nga, adc bone ber os yard ee ey 5 s jong shot, Just ‘to prove it, you'll] the country these days, but do so We'll keep as et. eae realet 7h Rodel Et Aaranicees Ee » hd Usted\ above 10 ‘more license | with plenty of mental reservation cava |a vague idea o hat n annua 4 him taking off. sumbers representing 10 more of | alone tans aad ooestalily athe dywnpour of 400 inches Is like. You | » curious coincidence ° \asper's cautious helmsmen. They| What's up your sleeves, you auto-| dealers are mastering the used cat eis deat Wd : eta acl pepe oy hic tbl AR were picked duriag the past week| mobile companies? Let's have the| problem. - Fie SN a os ly Oe ee oe aes by the Tribune's staff of observers | proverbial beans. Paras | ran belt a eee re bert ployed for the purpose of choos. eet Sign along road—Three weak | Lowell Smith and hi mpanfon iy Lage weer’ pt a ing from among our great mass of In counting up this year's New| pigs for eale.”’ Who cares about had expected Ma Mc 2%, the| P ee bite rs now! ne for Motorists, those who really give the| year's eve accidents we find that] their strength British world fl to arri in | mer 16 aware of It driving of an antomobile conscien-| Casper was unusually fortunate for | — Rangoon white * Y ere mieh ery (py ee Wy Rs a tlous study. | not one serious injury is reported. | Thou shalt not put out thy arm | Officials of India planned scenes such as that pictured above to honor the U. 8, world flyers, but sleep, rest,| Skyab, where M x Ash: | BC XD Samancer Sinks earch the lst carefully and look when not Intending t jand work on the planes kept the intrepid birdmen in their overalls on most of their stops. The picture aboye | °, and whe Ameri a pes the delta er irgh- your license number. If it is} Watch for Sparky's future test! commandment is viol Y |depicts the pomp with which the Prince of Wales was received at Bikaner when he visited India. had de a ver ‘a low, gree i here, simply clip this story from | drives. by thousands of motorists. | : (P, aha A, phote was mid twee atid bs ds, of cor pis he Tribune, take your plate or your ES | peas : . = anes and Calcutta. To enable his| the river, 0 eae egistration 1 and go to the} A man ina car trying to back} ‘There have been 92,000 Chryaters | S ! " aR work in the tropic gown:| clumps of palma, and of the thatet Ito theater box office and ask y from the curb on a slippery | bulit and sold during the past year, | Paige, while not. altered ax mu: |r heatiecan \pudy tapeciele a}ed huts of paddy farmers built o ny your free which will be| morning will appreciate a frie ndly | Almost ar its sister ship, is still an advanced out of bamboo and palm| stilt is we sood at any matinee or evening| push by a passing fellow man. y 3 | chine Send «well eworchy, “of. tb trond Me. Un ity he c 1 his} Bay of Bengal we ie t this, week » one case in which man power proves New*Year in Casper last Wednes ypany in which it travels, | new Vickers amphibian. But .during| of the heaviest rain storms of «il As long as there are careful driy-'to be far superior to horse power. day eve looked just like any of the unnouncement of a great| the few weeks he had been there the] our experience. In a few moments (Continued on Page Twa ‘Traction {s the &nswer. (Continued on Page Five.) * Speed Comfort TQ OPEN THE 1925 SERIES OF DRIVING TESTS SPARKY CHOSE THE NEW STUDEBAKERS and by actual test on highway and in town found the three above essentials HIGHLY INTENSIFIED Read What Sparky Says: The New Siudebukers have been built with one'great purpose in mind— to make motaring wider all conditions a distinct pleasure. Though it was cold on the days chosen for the test the Studebaker Duplew Curtains which are weather tight and may be raised or lowered like window shades kept out all disagreeable elements and lent closed car comfort to the occupants. The Special Six was driven first and found to be a marvel of flexibility and case of handling. Its easy riding qualities are outstanding. Ball foot ac- celerator, dash bourd gasoline gauge, Studebaker quick action dash emergency brake and cowl ventilator which may be raised or lowered with the foot are new features of the Studebaker. The Big Six proved to be a big Brother to the special and is larger, new pued on Page 1m 1 ntinued-on Page Four) simp! in (Co in| | GREAT STRIDES IN COMING YEA | Possent and Prospective Owners Interested Announcement ‘of New Models and Treat That Inspection Holds. By SPARK PLUG | “Publicity hounds’* have pounded typewriter keys until | \their fingers are raw. “‘Advertising s ks” have rumpled | |their hair until long into the night. Skilled engineers have \tossed in their sleep with a mind filled with budding ideas, and a program of advancement for the automotive industry | never before equaled has been mapped out for the year just} Order Your have turned up in picture during the past ds that all new mc contain which and song and new many refinement will be exclusive'to the Iat¢ Packard 4-Pass. Coupe $2900.00 Is be men: Jewett combination. The new JOE E. MANSFIELD SECURES HUPMOBILE AGENCY COVERING beginning. If you don’t believe it,y tioned, but wo'll leave the real de | ju peep into ane or two| scription and. the glowing terms t ul showroom We'll] the writers of factory publiity hired | thu the hustle) and bustle}by the company and reid good vill sewi you on] money for thelr efforts way in a hurry that you may| Ouistandin mong the id being stepped op by some|ers” of late is the anngunc su5 sman in swatch of a] of the new Chevrolet: wht t d an eventual al its Initial bow in Jack Ne fons that the motor indus-]}room tomorrow we is about to undergo! i atest | eye reports, the car up are already arent in| advarced er. Stories of great length call-|the small @ t tention of tirely diffe f i be: eed |e m I ! T Hae on = se ti eave ; e oe ‘ * n except , Never before History of Aut obile ave such astound es been ‘orporation bout r blicit offered to the gublic of tr h f product—The | something” ar all Casper Je t 1 ‘og over the prosuect for now their made rh lite which a condition of this sort we ami,is to pe Packard 5-Pass. Sedan $2900 00 Pholds and more beantftul ca 2 Ra eS eee e | It might be well to name a fow motor stl larger than the pat ray (4 * of the outstanding dhunges which|one that has preceded it. It 1s to Packard 5-Pass,. Coupe-- $3000.00 2 - | Packard 7-Pass. Sedan__ : $3150.00 | DELIVERED AT CASPER ABOVE PRICES more powerful and lururious. The Standard Six, smallest of the Stude baker family is a true leader in the fine small car field, and has everything the larger boast. Its fifty horsepower motor gives it ample power for every effort and balloon tires plus Studebaker springs comfort. The Duplex Curtains are ever present. assure See These Wonderful Cars at the BIG SIX MOTOR CO. 226 South David St. Phone 1817 Just Around the Corner From the Heart of the City To the sur 9se who fol nsfleld po ous Both ar | low automotive events closely, came| ‘old timers” tn the manufacturing | the announcement on Saturd. field and have proven their worth | franchise for Xt a and three | does not believe that the Hup Eight ry BA 5 . other neighboring counties by Joe] will interfere in any way with the . aS E. Mansfield, president of the local| sales of Packard Straight Eights 328 South David Phone 346 automobile agency: which Wears his| and Sixes, 1 of the models name, for several years Caspeyideal. | appeals to a different dlass of peo- er of the Packard | ple This announcoment Is fapecially | . Hupmobile {s not givfng up pro. ‘mportant at the present time duction of the famous) four upon view.of the recent announcement ‘ abe h they have built their réputa the Hupmobile company of the coni-| tic y ure merely adding an pletion of the first Hup;eight Mh| siaht; upon atta’ etiopaattiodrcthat FOUR COUNTIES OF WYOIHING Mansfield expects families would own eights if | “Ask the Man Who Owns One’ to be fortunate | 1 enough to have one of the new larg-| they are brought more gearly within er Hupmobiles on display in his| the reach of the average person. show room at 328 South David| Mr. Mansfield's new) Hupmobile street not later than Friday of this | franchise takes effect {mmedlately woek. | the mour may now be seen-{n le ané Packard real selling combi salesroom Hupmot a with eight | towaifl Casper the new 3 make dir

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