Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1925, Page 3

_ SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1925 The Casner Sunday Cribune PAGE THREE MORE THAN 300 AUTOS FROM | Mother of Harry Thaw Sues eee ars eee Ca be OUTSIDE OF STATE PASS OVER | ADDITIONAL NEWS OF Fle YELLOWSTONE HIGHWAY DAILY An average of more than 300 automobiles carrying tourist parties from outside of W yoming pass through Cas- per every day over the Yellowstone highway, according to a count made by the state highway department at a point near Evansville. On Friday a count for the 24-hour period showed 830 cars beari ing foreign license plates and on Sat- urday apr coe ate age was main 1,800 12 | | standbys of the American and Nat " Cll Ter “Cua mn Cornnt pea o Ceo Athletics Gain Half a us , ; pte a ; : ? aD ae a = the same aver-|out to view Independence rock on A total more] the Sweetwater river. His father, he Wyoming | said, travele old Oregon. trail 8, passed s point du hind an ox team in 1852 and te ing 24 hours s family in later years of havi the highway | carved his name on the famous roc estimates pre-|'The vi upon learning that em ae | * ~ Re CHaEeee enineroethan ah aoa = Feeion of th Game; Giants Close ber mmer more than | old trail land mi lost no time in t tka lowis ; to | ional teagues, are leading their cir 20 per cent of tovrist parties stop | visiting it. Others have expressed in. E und n it ne | cuits in victories for the year to: per tourist camp. A large | terest in the oil fields and every day Up Pirate Gap. Be Pog stop at hotels and rooming itnesses the departure of sev a a “ pose houses of the city while ot drive | parties on to the £ * oat ; * on to camp elsewher« Ir Sa tate By HENRY L. FARRELI ple of the terest wh Picea bees | An ex oo) BALLOON TIRE TOLEN STEER NGRERSNG un League pennant While thé Senators 1 | use of rain, tl tles knocked | €ral w f the Be th . SPORTS DONE BROWN BROWN troit Tigers a t thelr battle f t | Sawai ¥ NORMAN when tl d | § t tant of the writs of balloon Collir lute Sox 6 to 9,|_ Jack Kearns announces that Jack e I ; P feos ne royal bat tional | Dempsey can stop Harry Wills or ontinued n the Pitts. | Gene Tourney ins ates | and the New| their game, two rounds | j tir revealed in figures just-given out by the Ford Motor showing how Ford car owne © accepted these ants wor | About the middle of February the e Giants, with Barnes pitch f Tea HOed J.ompany announced that it would downed the I aa ‘l Be B ht H provide balloon tires as optional the ht ; W t tere | equipment on all new Ford cars at e ¢ = { c ise 1 e Droug small additional cost and would also . aa ; : f I . b provide balloon tire wheels for own- Cleveland cast-off was : | ae n : ere ‘or IRSPECHON DY —.| CaTwns. wishen: tg: ohare eeees en St. Louis Cards to a 7 = pareataraietis. aa litrexa paint th ° ; t new equipment. over the leading Pittsh gh F on pevpvee mete ther, ws a Se | . t 1 : " : Justice. nultaneously dealers were re- The standing at the end of the right of chatter for Jack right |him the ex r r tt t s aman — 1 to furnish estimates as to t pore eer gett 5 ; r I » : 3 imber of new cars they would | ¢ t : The fate of W “| require with balloon equipment. : rested for grand |: will cepnd upon the degree of de Under these estimates 20 per cent . mes} of the cars produced during the tieation of two two-year-old steers] first month, were equipped with bal. which wil] be brought to Justice} joons Henry Brennan's court on a tr Requirements for this kind of for the trial of Tucker on Wednes-| equipment immediately began to in meas * pet ~ % acne i ie fish $ isp i day. crease until in May more than 60 eS he ASS a ae ae aa See § Awertala city teak tor the trip, | ypon it f ‘ Sed r middlewelght ¢t Tucker was arrested on cor nt! per cent of the new car production : ; ka an : Ringel hey Hine n, t been offered 100 to fn. Co y who alle that | was equipped with balloon tires with Mrs. Mary Copley T ry Thaw, fame yer, ’ : ; Sy ar Shatie m in the amateur | meét Bert Colima at one of the Los 7 possession and | every indication that the percents pressing a suit against her grandsor r Thaw, N . for x : pie 1 Septemt steers owned byY| for June would be even higher. | $600,000 which, she claims, he indu teers de Chaney ney missed the In connecti from his pasture for two weeks be-| loon tires the fore he located them in the pasture | thoro of Tucker with Tucker's brand.| rect Inflation and recommends the | n with th smpany hb into the m nies the all use of bal-|rence Thaw, wh as checked |Harry Thaw. H ter of plaintiff ‘|Some Taking Training]: °°" pit BARGAIN in Summer School Tucker claims that the steers were table for the guidance of ¢ ee ie Imost ble f ' 114 H BUICK eataides andi Sound tiger oats pe Activities. t oes at ing about like wild steers which were Front neatcie anil stay athletic ; . : | DEMONSTRATOR not domesticated | Coupe ads Ibs. ‘ : er 1 f a ate Campbell Christian, st tock in-| Runabout ..........24 Ibs. By LAWRENCE PERRY, Mr : ah ; LIKE NEW spector, who arrested Tucker, will| Touring Car Ibe a pyright, 1925, Casper Tribune.) - ne cs : sa cou to | Tudo: " n marriage be happy when} human and likely to make mistakes ‘EW YORK, 26.—Not all i Ata 30 Per Cent Wetnies the two; wbpetms Gaby pour’ : sare t creat aiff re in the| We've been married six yea prospective foot stars of the As a matt 1 D : s prove to Judge Brennan that they | Mordor Se Ibs. itd ek te yd eck ae a | 7 bs , an | , ’ Reduction in Price hot wild. but thoroughly domes: |ages of the couple? It's an old, old| have two children. When 1925 season are delivering ico or . t ; , tleated. Under. the olf range. law stion for which there {s no sat-| sionally punish them for wrot iieging s this summer. A | month e | Casper Buick Co. 2 North Wolcott Phone 2260 sodly number of them are tolling | enersies in summer schools trying to make | ‘© the ever | themselves eligible to cavort on the | of {t—an uch ‘Tucker contends that he had a right Alleged Vagrant Ts} isfactory answer. In the following to give the steers a home. Chaney case, however, I think m: on the other hand asserts that they |Qrdered to Leave) % wwe: spite out on them and doing ‘it for meanness, My house [se father says I am takin’ had a home and Tucker took them Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a] looks as clean as Lola's.” ‘It always it ag ya varsity players, NM from their domicile in his pasture. —— widow 56 : » medium height, | pig peut,” though my |) The ‘ axe was allowed t Judge’ Brennan will base his de-| Philip Burkhart, arrested on | weight 148 pounds. I have what | friends neighbors compliment | fall as freely as ever during the |me on w cision on the actio: y steers under. judicis order to decide whether they were | police court yesterday afternoon, to | pink cample: of the two|charge of vagrancy, was given 24|the hatir-dresstrs call golden gr observation in| hours by Judge John, A. Murray in| hair, bobbed; large gray eyes, a y I keep house, 1] spring session and many a regular STUDEBAKER any mother can keep all| on conference teams has felt its Spatial Coskh v1 ecia 1x oac n's playthings picked up| effect. Where credits can be made | P s don’t think the child: jon, and use no makeup. wild or, domesticated. Tucker !s out | get a job or remove his person from | I have beautiful white teeth, all my + c one : At : Hot Weg always up Lia alg Leah Sere in sum: ss es . pi tiated arc tery on $1,000 bond pending trial the environs of per. own. I am a stvlish dresser. No| ee eh gr food stuff, and won- Sra thesa dan he reat ethane | one will believe me when 4 i‘! them | a bebe don’t'prepare decent food | many instances are taking advan }I am 56. They all say I don't look | that Is fit to e like Josie and Mar- | tage of the opportunity to get then more than 40. A gentleman, 38, has | 8#ret do.” He criticizes me for ha elves in good standing again Pt ; ing the kitchen cluttered up till noon| At Wisconsin, Herb Schwartze | !on washday and for ironing in the | ‘he giant weight thrower, who wa peen paying attention to me for four years, not stead. Jometimes T dou heer. 5 an (exe) e xe him for months at a time. fe{#fternoon if the children or other | in line for a regular berth at tackle t He, things keep me busy in the morning. | on the eleven next fall, ia out of it has a good position, a fine car. | | told me several times that he loves|1 try to be patient and never start | His travels with the track cquad Jas | |me, yet he has never asked me t argument, but sometimes my | Semester caused his studies to suffer pH . : nes v 4 dis-|and now his punishment has come | 1} marry ‘hi for the past. fwe ings g " a heated dis- | a" five or six times a week, always in| t#e fl “THE ANCIENT HIGHWAY" be Ives and hig loyal Uttle Friar |the day tine, oe he works at wich (ton, “Why don't you manage your flesh ix this oft-repeated ques-| enter college next fall, which, ac | cording to college regulations, wi probably make him ineligible not er incint | HARRASED WIFB. | lone for football and indoor track GOOD ROAD FOR A HOLIDAY | companion, his- bewitching stster| He will sit on my porch two or | work like Helen doe TRIP. Antoinette, his sweetheart, Angel-| three hours, his car A Review hy Mark Royle, Ique and Ajax Trappler, his doughty | But he does not ask me to go for ¢ Try approaching the difficulty | but for the outdoor track seas “The Ancient Highway" is about Such folk are fitting travel-| ride, and never asks me to go any| {70m the problem that-is-troub- | Well. This {s a real blow ; ; s-you angle, whe , , | Badgers n da road as any imacinable on an ancient highway—remind ce. I don’t like his attitude, 1] lng-you angle, when you both are e- T oh meee rn é have no children no ralksious am UNtroubled and sane, telling him Another young conference giant e ni (@) Oac xce N} 77m I <ahely Pihee noys you | Who will be lost is Carl Dreyer, of | tal for a holiday excursion. 1; this} ing one, indeed, of some of Duma’s | h way James Oliver Curwood le: .# you | swashbucklers and their fair ladies. | absolutely alone. 1 don’t want to! ‘ankly Jt ; pag Paes } when you feel yon a your | the University of Ohio. Last seasor out of the turmoil and fret of mod-|'The famous fight between Gaspard | live alone. I think I would be better eh : ‘ : AUPE, ern American life into a different |and Ajax, tooth and nail, after the |i¢ 1 had a husbar have been a| best, and see if yc strike | the big fellow was a pas Fa —it is*engineered and built complete by one organization—Studebaker. It world and bracing adventure in m of the French habltant, | widon twel E don't} etme SRR ge dy elena 3 i pla i Brorhis is a perfectly co-ordinated, harmonious unit. This means better perform- French Canada rates the gusto with which Cur- | know just what to ¢ thi n e e 5 wear ron , c t Jad ee : talta’ ¢ ri | hens Se pk t atience thir your j for ithe e bis ance, greater comfort and increased mileage at an accepted coach price from the quaint old capital ¢ nd Ivan H nd machina- | gc t coming t : , eas " i AUTOMOBILE, like ar ck, automatic windshield cleaner Lawrence up Ir he r t t lustry tl : Bal ; Ae Av highly specialized ma *By a “one-pr dar views fae ee ooee : : on : ; t f \ r . atisfa r ntal pull-cord, cowl i tion — w its thousands of ele Sore 1 in| la het devoted’ friend ranean rd < ‘ F | ] vent p light, dome light; guns Paes Sa neg rice heneggempeett Ais Fs ; ; ar ments areca. co-ordinatedinto tt eae ory Gig: = si me . are rl Babes, ec at one harmonious unit. ¢ Ron: tactenae 1 ked by the same key f 1} a inspires the campaign |tentions. I believe you rye pede ; a that locks door, and the splendid Gitte and ihe: af folk W igainst the plundering forces, The | more likely to find 1 hir I take arcughou Obviously, abettercarcanbepro- |} ult toey oh cewense ll coincidental lock to ignition and dwell there | destruction of jam to thwart | husband, nearer your own pre eeeuren., T lety ti Mi duced when all vital parts are de nly 2’makeallthsirownmotsrs: | steering wheel Light ted “tn, he historic past of the’ great|Hurd and Hurd’s counter. strok | may preserve your youth " er , signed, engineered and manufactured bodies, clutches, springs | pA ties poke or aarns vebas ye 4 pired the | blow us oun befng the | bu : i y te tness t gear ects, differentials |] from aswitch on the steering wheel province seems to have ! d th F a mountain bring the | but t an ve by one organization Sion Westen tonite | : writing of “The Ancient Highw book to its most thrilling scene— | differe 1 vie t : fea Srey Seen aan fn which is left free for this cor Peta cee etc icine G ve deaths We-MRSESe Oni tek ces ae - The Studebaker car is built ot baler and the ‘ | ience by the elimination of the f Brant and Antoinette HE ent. Curwood has never drawr “one-profit” principle. Not only all ark le ag ‘move through th ew] “I Ancient Highwa in a De vel. Clifton Brant—wit a et 1 balanced a ration of intre is a clutches, steering gears, g od—is all that t nt sentiment and be: of In¢ ay n castings and d femanded of ero; but t m}c d has yet offered. r forgings are man’ fac ured in Studebaker plants. s In ts Snsetencs c this car anadians boastf 1} Cur The Susdsbeker, therefore, being built ace usit shions—in the big sf in the fu h steering gear, fenders, et ly designed—in the ease with whi TO EASTERN MARKETS = BOXING RING “=Scnac eee t y enter or leave the rear of the ca 2 t oer “Coach” in name—Coupe in quality _!*"#* windows and windshield | imeinarat 7's, Cann ie ey. : i : The Studebaker Special Six Coach is an outstanding You can buy all this style, comfort and perform e re A. Dad C. cK UMC ouatopinns wthicoee example of the finer quality made possible by this ®"0e at the price because this is the only “‘one-profit” Mra. Mabel’ Ste departmel TINWAA TH RuRE & setae In the atat “one-profit” principle of motor car manufacture coach on the market today will leave tonight for a thre New Jersey, Newton A, Bu This automobile is really # fine 5-passenger coupe ying trip which will includ, sioner 11 but is called a “coach” because it carries the lowest Buy . “ ” - - ties of hand ae now—no “yearly models les of St, Josep’ Louis, | te rice hich an enclosed car has ever been sold on y y 7 . = INITT TO nd St. Lor price at which an en ar SOLID PNEUMATIC BALLOON Chicago, Cleveland and ew Je the famous Studebaker Special Six chassis. Viisthinte Beles Had bean hedge acs ; rhey expect to be in the ¢ fo: a In this Coach fine grades of upholstery are used. ear —~ with the assurance that there will be no se chandise for every depart sick and tired of oe in all hidden places that you see out in year’s model.” of the Golder de champions fighting easy oppc the open. mi Road Load or Condition of Se n Casper and. for Dempsey has been the hea SAD Gl the gadeHorities cf thls Coach ark in Bor Studebaker has sicontinued the custom of - ax J Te (olden Rule stores operated by | champion for six years and I visible—and therefore all the more important. But Presenting @ new line of cars every year. Instead; From a Motorcycle to a Fire Truck and compat see where! he ha te Heed GAG BAESA. Cdl GAA 'waaily ene aad cack egainer | SBMMEAMCS WI Gs Sank Gn €o date ctl oF Uae cna” — that the be allowed to have a y ; GS Giacua Wath Gok the dad. Bide Ways f res A Stitch Dropped in Time | up bout before he takes on a real » Competing cars: gasoline gauge on the dash, 6-day Therefore you can buy this Coach in safety NOW. as knitters are content to] opponent. If he wants to fight Haymond Tire Service vec ae ihpel lll BIG SIX MOTOR COMPANY softest, fine REPAIR | hilte fe the general favor It rifle amp — - 1 lacy that they | will be held at 6t Switzerland. ‘) ly in August, under the auspices | 226 South David St TIRE SALE ishionable ben: but of the International Sh Phone 1817 ing Union ades are not over! —_—— = - ee The girls’ basketball te of Ed Brown University will pt onton, Alberta, holder of the ball ¢ n th ft ridir id's championehiy Ta) 4 xt fall. f forty tw 140 West Midwest Phone 1070