Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 1, 1925, Page 13

VOLUME 34 SECOND NEAVS SECTION Che Casper Sunday Crile CASPER, WYOMING, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1925 SECOND NEWS SECTION News Of Casper Dealers Notes On Advance Industry WORLD FLIGHT TRIUMPH BROUG AUTOMOTIVE MELTING POT Conducted by “SPARK PLUG” HOSPITALITY OVERWHELMING IN. THE CROSS-COUNTRY HOPS TOWEST sw. 1o mss == | | There must be some mistake. ' | Gotham Provides ‘Gets Thrill With Whistles | 4 ‘The committees are taking to their work on the auto show like a duck co water Ashore and in Harbor Screeching Wel- | _thero are a number of jokes on | Mr. Ferguson of late. What fertile brain {s working overtime? Did you happen to view the Over- land parade Saturday afternoon? come Over Safe Return. By LOWMLL THOMAS. Newspapers Syndicate and the Mc pers ndicate) “Saturday, September proved to be one of the most thrilling days of our live aid Smith. ‘The events that occurred between sunrise and sunset and the things that Lappened to us on that date will remain*vivid in our mem- 4 ories until the angel Gabriel decorates us with our final set ot wings!” (Copyright, By the Chicago Tribun Clure Ni With a burning desire to learn the why and wherefore of a daily news: paper, some two ‘e eager mem- bers of the high school class of the Christian church swarmed j Tribune building Satur¢ took over the office, bag and baggage The result of four hours of fever- ish work was laid upon your door. added Erik, “and it left us) United States of America with an} step Saturday afternoon. Not bad, na sort of daz daze from which | !mportant and somewhat spectacular | was it? At least let's give them all We Ihayentit nilly secooeraa.’: tpaee credit for the sort of curiousity Fe Unexpected Enthusiasm “Although we had been all remembered the mere all the royal und th which spurs one on to learn, way ceived | passing interest which the American] Two carloads of the new continued § we real-| public as a whole had shown over|tets arrived last week and er zed, and knew 0 realized. | the remarkable flights from New| hands reached forth to grasp them ‘ that we were still far from our gon | York to Nome and return, to Porto]as soon as they made their appear. aud that we might neyer reach !t.| Rico and return, and the nonstop | ance. The Nolan Chevrolet company So the receptions accorded-us iy m New York to San Fran-| 1s busy as a biinch of honey bees foreign countric t tribute © as we flew down from | these days, fdr to sell five carloads to achievement re merely | we simply imagined our | of cars in advance before their ar- given because we happened to countrymen would look upon our|riyal fs even a certainty requires n the lucky men entrusted b (Continued on Page Three) real hustling. WL RLAND FINE MOTOR CARS8 People want this Safety of Greater Driving Vision The tremendous sales of this new Overland Sedan show very clearly how well aware the public is of the great advantages ofits remarkable all- steel body, as well as the car’s great selling for $715! At this Price there is no stopping the new Overland all steel Sedan. Sales are bound to roll up heavier and heavier. The situa- tion is such now that you will have to order early to insure early, delivery. Come in—inspect this car Coupe Se Sedan $585 Lowest Priced Closed. value at such a low price. With slender steel body posts instead of wooden body posts—the Over- land Sedan gives far greater vision and greater safety in driving. Think of it—a full 5-passenger, four- door Sedan with Overland’s quality OVERLAND“: SEDAN THE LEE DOUD MOTOR CO. Phone 1700 424 West Yellowstone COME ONE—COME ALL—TO CASPER’S FIFTH BIG -|/not run without Week HT HOME. 129) AVIATORS He who never kicks usually ae | something to kick about. Remember the colored boy said: ‘Mah body am willin; mah feet just won't respond.” Just keep your eagle eye on the windows at the Brodie Rubber com- pany. They carry interesting mes sages from time to time. Mr. Thompson, of the Cheyenne Tribune gave the new licenre bill for automobiles, now before the state legislature, the “royal razz” in his organ of public speech Thiirsday night. There's two sidésto every: thing, but Mr. Thompson seems to have most of the logic on his. There's a beautiful Chrysler Crown coupe on exhibition at the Casper Motor company. There's a Brace about her that's almost irre sistible. There are some machines that will their prescribed amount of squeeks and rattles, “Silence is golden,” except when one’s an automobile salesman. Lee W. Doud feturned Friday afternoon from a flying trip to Ther- mopolis where he attended the an. nual state convention of the cham bers of commerce from every nook and corner, One ol4 sheepherder said, ‘God bless the ladies—we can’t live with ‘em and we can't live without ‘em.” Where business is really tough “Among the beauty parlors in Salt Creek.” J. Thomas of the Liberty Gar. s a firm bellever in the future of Casper. Mr. ‘Thomas saw the start- ling growth of: Denver and Colorado tco vividly to ever become panicy over a little slump in business in our own city. Re Max Hirsch of the Leader store, has a new Hupmobile straight eight fedan. Joe Mansfield is the elated dealer, Andy Smith, a real factory man (Continued on Page Four.) So oh tet WINS REWARD IN FREE SHOW 21657 ‘24, T-636 "25, 3679 "25, 6025 "24, 4060 '25, 20296 '24, 8705 j ‘25, 1534 '25, 7465 '25 and 5032 ‘25. | et tt at By SPARK PLUG. And still they come. The contest must be promoting good in a community heretofore fill ed with careless drivers The Tribune staff of observe: still busy watching the stree! men an in piloting th nd each mbers are turned in fo sideration in the [ribune-Rialto care ful driving contest You will find above a list of ten lUcense numbers. If your’s appears among them, you may be entitled to break @ button or, two from your shirt with the expansjon of your chest for you have been elected as one of the ten most careful pilots in Caspeg-during the past seven days are entitled to a free ticket to Rialto theater good any night this week. Just take your registration car¢ or your Mcense plate to the box of. fice at the Rialto and demand your . Better take a copy of tt Tribune with you so that you may ortation show the attendant at tio office the nutnber that won oveted award. The year of the license has been you the sted with the above numbers upon the supposition that many local driv- ers have,not yet obtained their 1925 | plates, LABORS IN BEHALF OF COMING =< se AUTOSHOWAREWENNDREST: = Le f the Leo Dov quality D ight, an With the printing of show cards, enticing display adver-| th« wi : to | it nt time tising, and energetic movements upon the part of the vari-| ‘ oe I € a re ous committ preparations for the 1925 automobile ree Cais action 1 show in Casper are rushing along like the well known] 9 to : ictal located “Westbound Limited” and indications are that Casper en-| vex thusiasts will leave their homes on show nights in March j mas WwW one show to att finest display of motor | ed or day that he woul | a orth the while talent ever conducted fn this city. * | chi of the decorations at he wht Joe E. Mansfield, pres of the tf show nights, and the daz Ark ~ Casper Automotive Deal wssocia- ¢ the show is there: smooth! al] Yor results try a Tribune Classi. tion, sponsors of the s announc. . Mansfic r arranger 4 HUPMOBILE ~~ NEVER BEFORE HAS THE PUBLIC BEEN OFFERED SUCH ACAR AT SUCH A PRICE The first eight built for the American) family,andthefirst to havethefamous Hupmobile economy and quality THE FOUR~-THE BEST BUY HUPMOBILE HAS EVER BUILT Many notable advances in our finest and latest improved Series “R” with all the time-tried virtues, make it the greatest value on the market Be sure you see the magnificent Hupmobile Eight models at the show exhibited at space JOE E. MANSFIELD, Inc. 328 South David ’ Phone 346 HUPMOBILE AUTOMOBILE SHOW MUSIC AT THE ARKEON MARCH 9 TO 12, Inclusive ENTERTAINMENT DAZZLING DISPLAYS