Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 31, 1925, Page 13

SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1925 HUDGON-ESSEX LEADS IN SIXES: | Enormous Volume of| Cars Turned Out by | Specializing. With a sor and E: on Mote period of several months e said, “Hudson-Essex has gained apidly, and is at the pre time making several ylinder cars tho business all the more Hudson-Essex trated 90 per c onches, and there a Jels in the whole E the effort to ma 1¢ prompt delivery of rs to buyers when they want them “The leadership is ordinarily con: | sidered to be due to the coach, but} a closer study would out that} it is rather the ¢ fon of} Hudson-Besex Six principle, with the coe Six principle, which le the Hud: | son popular for 10 y s now] proving no less a sour of satis-j| faction to s. The] moothness, r yick-up which re s principles | ade the Hud- 4. The Super-| ple ed 1 @ car sellin PES es CASPER BATTERY ONE OF BEST EQUIPPED FOR SERVICE HERE | | Of all Casper's electrical service stations, there is none better equip- ped than the Casper Battery com- pany, to care for everything electri cal on a motor ear, L. R. Earnshaw proprietor of this pioneer Casper concern has endeavored to build up a standard of service in his little building at 119 East Fifth street, and has succeeded for he now en- | Joys one of the largest volumes of | trade in his line in Casper. Agencey for Gabriel Snubbers, the | Pur-O-Lator, semann magnetos, and Northeast trical equipment, the Casper Battery company offers completeness itself to the motorist Mr. Earnshaw wishes especially to bring out his Gabriel Snubber stock | and claims that it is the most com- plete of its kind in this city.’ He has Yonly recently introduced the new balloon type snubbers which have been manufactured by the Gabriel people for care with balloon tires | to reach the maximum in ease of rid- ing, The public is cordially invited to call at any and inspect the mod ern Battery Children of older fathers a stat ed to have a better chance of mak: | ig names for themselves tha those whose parents are younger. Bach, | Beethoven, Goethe, Haphael, Rem- randt and Shakespeare, were all hildren of fathers between 41 and | 40, Lowest Storage in Casper Per Month $7.50 Per Week . * $2.50 Per Night 50c 380x814 U.S. Cord Tires $8.70 See our prices on other sizes of this make. Filling | Station in connection. Guaranteed Repair Work Willis Garage Phone 1891-W | terest in “"Blackie,” son of a Californi ‘SHOP THOMAS HERE. PAGE FIVE \|Read the Ads | If You Want All the News| Son of Grizzly Bear and Police Dog | BABIES BORN IN COUNTRY HAVE _ Has Characteristics of Former | a 4 of Wyoming. been taken the fr ;0 ng under one year of age. the preceding year. | ming cities recorded Jevery 1,000 peaple wh | was 34.9 per 1,000. What is it, a beog or a griznine? Zoologists are displaying in- | ‘a grizzly bear and a Belgian | gets most of his characteristics from his hown with his present owner, Pauline police dog. *,Blackie grinzly mother. * He is Garon, film actress FOR SALE Ford Touring, snap___$40 Ford Roadster_______ $65 1920 Buick—1923 Essex Liberty Garage. Annex 414 So. Elm—Phone 2303 arks church for con: will preach at the 11 oday. Special music e cholr for lic generally dd to be present. of the parish are | FOR CONFIRMATION AT. = ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL “= The Rt. Rev hor Dd, D Essex Alone Gives This Quality and This Price The Reason for its Amazing Sale Buyers know what Essex gives can be had elsewhere only at far higher cost. ‘The great Essex sales record is due to no other thing. It is recognition of a value leadership so over- whelming that it is not even challenged. Hudson~ Essex, Now World's Largest Selling Six-Cylinder Cars More Than 1000 Sold Daily Today’s Essex isthe greatest of all On every side its hosts of owners Essex values. It isthe finest Essex praise it with such pride and ever built. It is the smoothest, conviction as we have never most reliable Essex ever built. heard for any other car. It is It is the best looking, most reflected in the greatest sales in comfortably riding Essex ever our history. And the rapidity of built. Webclieve its maintenance this sales increase shows hew andopera cal of any car in the world. And thoroughly the facts about a sl the price, because of famous have penetrated the entire patents, with volume manu- market. W herever you £0, note facturing advantages that are how they outnumber all new absolutely exclusive, is the low- Sixes. It is the surpassing proof est at which Essex ever sold, of value—greatest sales. ESSEX COACH *895 Freight and Tax Extra Yellowstor Phone and 1406 MeKinle 3 . . noe) Another outstanding item in. the report is that there were fewer births in the cities in 1924 than in 4 Wyo: | 984 h for ie the ratio Whilg births in urban sections showed a decrease the urban peoples | produced an increase for the entire state of six-tenths ef one per cent. Deaths, on the other hand, decreased eight-tenths of one per cent. There were 63.9 deaths for every 1,000 pop- tion as compared with 79.6 in 3, according to the combined sta- tistics for urban and rural districts. While all this was happening the Records Show Mortality Rate Lower Than in than th aspen) shown Towns and Cities of Wyoming During Their First Year of Life. Ants ne Babies born in the country districts of Wyoming have 8.11 better chances of living their first year than babic ‘ born in the cities and towns of this state, according to sta- =f ‘ tistics announced by the United States Department of Com 4 Ol is 7 7 |merce. »This condition, usually in smaller ratio, however, is | prevalent in many states. A total of 78.1 babi n the citfes, as| Wyoming stork n the rural dis- ating that remedial measures | births to t death | rate in 1924 in cities and town of| this state shows the remarkable de-! crease of 29,1 per 1,000 births over the preceding year. In Wyoming cit- jes in 1924 the ratio was cut down to 78.1 in 1924 as*compared with 102.2 in 1923 for every 1,000 births. The figures in these cases refer to deaths * BEST CHANCE IN THIS STATE te 1 1,000 populat wa 8 (10.1 1 3 per 1,008 |1 var t, V sables di In the state's : there were 4,094 deaths {r 1,108 bir! cities and town died under one ye districts and 251 ir munities In 1924 there were very 1,000 p. with 16.1 in 1 three ba year of age. the 5 12.9 to 18.9 1,000 births { and 99,8 in 1 There we: 174 deaths ——— we nae L. D. BRAMSON SERVICE Official Service Station for DELCO—KLAXON—REMY AC SPEEDOMETERS AC AIR CLEANERS FORD DELCO IGNITION UNITS ZENITH CARBURETORS 615 East Second St. Phone 383 LOMEN te NEWMODELON = EIGHT CHASSIS: may t Increasing the Riding Ease of Tires and Springs at f ou softly that Ga xe > on the little e tires and t tremor and 1 want your car te ou nec 1 Balloon-Type Snubbers— CASPER BATTERY CO. Gabriel Improved Balloon-Type Snubbers Best for All Tires Carrying Low Air Pressure “& Who Have Found Driving a Tiring, Joyless Task— now are turning to the car which makes driving a delightful, thrilling, healthful pastime. Hundreds of women who find driving ordinary cars an unpleasant task, have turned orare turning to the Chrysler Six. Hundreds of others, who had actually given up driving because they found it too difficult, too nerve straining, have discovered that driving a Chrysler Six is a delightful pastime. Hundreds of young women and girls— those whose pride is smartness, beauty, andalertness—arepreferring the Chrysler to all other cars. In the most exclusive private schools, in the Junior League, in the smartest s al groups, one Chrysler sells another—a growing preference that makes the youthful and red-blooded everywhere, aspire toChryslerownership. Because of its ease of control—which women everywhere assure us is entirely CY. Riding ease and roadability based on gross tonnage, extreme wheelbase and generous springs, are costly and inconvenient luxuries. The Chrysler Six is comparatively light in weight for economy and easy handling It combines roominess with compactness to unequaled — women have, in a special sense, made the Chrysler Six their car. Never, say women who have driven it, has there been a car so easy to handle as the Chrysler Six. Itis extraordinarilyconvenient to manip- ulate into the average city parking space. Of course, the unique delight whichcomes to a Chrysler Six owner every time she or he takes the wheel, is due not to a few features—but to every feature of this remarkably engineered car Every woman who loves driving finds it a task should be delighted to learn the vast difference of driving the Chrysler Six. We are eager to send a car to your door for a demonstration, yourself at the wheel if you wish to experience the newest thrill in motoring. a) s afford easy parking, It rides as solidly asa two-ton car} it takes the bumps as easily as the ordinary Leviathans of the road 4 And wherever the Chrysler goes all women admire its grace and beauty, and envy the delighted possessor of so smart a vehicle. CASPER MOTOR CO. The Touring Car $1395 The Royal Coupe 72 ¥ $1095 ‘The Phasten lees The Brougham « 1965 The Coach ii4s “ r} The Row 1625 2065 The Sedan - iais 2195 overnment tax pawments. Ask 1 dealers and superior Phe e 909