Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1925, Page 13

KING INGPEGTS Hoth the King and Queen asked; humerous questions about the wel: | fare of the employes. Working con ditions of the men and their. living | conditions and wages were uf par- ticular interest to the Queen, as was the incident of a laborer who started in the Ford plant at Manchester at Che Casper Sunday Cribune ‘Dry Raider’s Home Bombed Again FORD EXnIBIT ive Minutes Devoted By Royalty to Big London Show. Wien Wing Mary Visited the Bi ‘on at Wembley b George and Queen tis Empire ex ently, the of the red bi: isers permitted five- | Ford Motor} uinutes’ stay at the company’s exhibit. but when the roy- | .ai couple. reached the exhibit they became so interested that they re. ined for half an hour, h asked eager ‘questions and | nan! 1 deep inter both inf nanufacturing mett &n@ demon- | ¢ ns of Word quality. An ‘ ine, similar to the one tl y #0 much attention in| k during the Automobile | con last January. particu 2 racted. their majesties " derful,” exclaimed the King, | Sas 2 completed car was driven off © end of the line and skilfully October I sold the Wyomi daily, SERVICE. THREE YEARS’ the minimum wage and rose to salary of 6,000 pounds a year. Sighting the made car, which quire the y in England. 40,000 Fora land annually by “No wonder the roads are Queen slg the visitor’s register. cage eer Automobile Door Ts Form of Hazard All experts in a common form of bazard. t ought to be shu., unning be s oncoming caf and knocks some-| * body down. Again, it is a habit to am automobile doorss nobody rned around in the narrow space! knows why. But the habit leads te many people %< hire —— “One Good Turn Deserves Another’’ 20,1922 ™ ng Baking Company two regular size 30x31 Michelin Cords. THEY ARE STILL TURNING and carrying about 3,000-Ib. load HEAVY DUTY Does that mean anything to you? _R. M. Mosher 317 W. Yellowstone Phone 309 250,000.) Britixh- was on display, King George was prompted to in: production figures was informed that rs are made in Eng: » British workmen. 80 crowded," was his Ryal observation. Before leaving, both the King and automobile safety re agreed that the door of the car ‘There are two principal things which hap- pen in connection with the misuse ‘The door is left open when projects over the get» In the way of a x as et Shot in the leg once, frequently attacked and his home twjce* bombed, the answer of M. R. Smith, assistant states attorney at reator, Ill., to hootlegger enemies is redoubled activity ag dry law violators. Photo shows the Smith home in ruins a second time. DRASTIC ACTION IN STORE FOR AUTOMOBILE OWNERS WHO SKIP | By SPARK PLUG. ment Virst—Finish your payments. | Yabf OUT WITH MORTGAGED CARS assume the dealer z rs ¥ uct their fees from | ‘Then—If you must go to I it} the interest to be paid by the pur- | Go, jchaser on his notes. During the The arm of the law is a long one| past week, three Casper people | i nd the law in Wyoming prohibits nxious to move to other parts and he owner of a car upon which ‘lacking the necessary funds #0 make snonthly payments are still due, to/the trip and finish their payments irlve) that car over the state lin¢| elected to try the former and forget without first obtaining the permis: | the latter. 1 of the company handling the ers on the car, Few people are ignorant of this uw, but many ignore It, upon the hance that they can gét away and iat the finance company or auto- ile agency as the case may be, ed somewhere in Neb: the car, where he will probably not only lose his car and all that he may have paid on it, but forced to stand trial for perpetrat ming, in this city, is engaged in the bandling, or financing of autom¢ Negotiations now Oscar Redenbo Turns Out Satisfactory Work At Lowest Cost 430 W. Yellowstone Phone 1692 with the rest. An automobile purchased on tt is a serious obligation. The stands squarely behind the financ companies, the 1s Usua'ly the finance company which you may be dealing w only to glad to extend perm! me with be ton “Swallows —~ oline. Have most everywhere. HE old boat sails along like a swallow these days—Didn’t suppose any car could be so nimble and peppy—didn’t believe there could be so many miles in a gallon of gas or so much fun _in driving before I standardized on Conoco Gas- “With Conoco, the Balanced Gasoline, in my tank, the carburetor can be set for a leaner mixture without sacrificing power or quick pick-up. That means—More miles per gallon, my boy, more miles per gallon! “Another thing—you’ll find the CONOCO sign al- Conoco, Gasoline is easy to get and it is always of the same high quality.” Not a single weak link in Conoco's power chain— hence Breater economy and satisfaction. - calf CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Producers, Refiners and Marketers olsgontares Netrasta, New egon, South Dakota: Utah, W of high-grade Pe! Ka hon ONOCO |. Pat. ‘Balanced Gasoline | Books the next time you visit a Continental ice Station. They are ound Trip Tickets to Better Motoring”. Gooc at Conti- nental Service Stations and at imost dealers’. Ros. U, Ask about Coneco Cou; Loco | to you to take a little trip to wi jever part of the country you m choose. But they must have r | sonable as tl urn, t you plan to not, that the or ments will continue t come in uninterrupted from whatever part af the country you may have chosen, fs But you must perm! and in writing too SER LEADS tl on Mel” % x ¥ Page One’ now experitr The rachir alws F | the gu. new | 4 | | actlor |ion that thei v1 et of the other Casper business r They t people are bu c n flately refus hi e, and they are tr vor car m ig un adversary nc be sneered at, and that the only lution is ult ful trading. wl & prospect has an “oll tr turn in on his new ear, There sho always be a market for a car t | fore it Is taken in. Too many larg: squeeky, time worn old touring car ant lot beside an at denotes a dealer ed to use good judgmen ised cars on new on¢ wing anxiety to make on a mobil ney fail ing |take the place of good level 1 business, has placed if busine n a rather precat tion. . 2 At bh aa Colorado, Idaho, Onl: tea Wyoming TEACH BIBLE AS. AID IN CURBING CRIME KEARNEY, Nebr, Oct. 10 \United Press.)—Alarmed at the | great increase in crime over the na- tion, citizens here have started « “back to the Bible movement” !n public schools, Students in every public « the clty repeat the Lord's praye at least once daily and study the Bigle as a part of thelr regular school work. In every class room tn the « Kearney Women’s club ts framed copy of the Ten Comr ments and the Lord's prayer | The first of these was apprehend- He is now being returned to Casper with will be | will fast send for them because }ing a direct breach of the law and jof the extra expense they will {ncur, |is subject to a heavy fine if not to ind of the probability that the car,| imprisonment will hardly be worth expenses in| ‘The second miscreant drove. to | re-sale value. Iorida before his whereabouts could They are wrong. The finance | be learned. He has been located and company is compelled by law to/a man will be sent to the boom reach out to any part of the world | state to bring him back to Casper und reclaim financed carg and thelr trial. We infer that hi ys drivers when they have been uniaw pid money making will be rt fully driven from the state. © Finance Corporation of Wyo “payment jumper’ bites purchased on the time pay-}with Ma Ferguson, governor of Texas, to extradite him and bring | him to Casper to face the music. He will undoubtedly be returned w must be obeyed. | PAGE THREE NASH REPORTS “Increase of 83 Per Cent)" Over Last Year Shown. s Motors Or ust, H i @ period of greatest d THEFTS CUT RY CHRYSLER P Automobile makers have ions vw centrated the! attention upon a’ tempts to sol in money loss r oWners on account ¢ save ther e of the loss o being deprived , Which is highly { even if it cannot t the problem of pre- | would be FOR SERVICE Warne & Crosby Motor Co. The stops conversion recovered ay = The Favored Four- Already Chosen byTens of Thousands Bearing the same standards of surpassing value which characterize its companion car, the famous Chrysler Six; built by the same akilled Chrysler craftsmanship and of the same high quality of alloy steels; of the same distinctive beauty of color and line—liitie wonder that the new Chrysler Four is sweeping the country. of +1 ot of in terms of money. Literally sweeping the country, for Chrysler production has Gar, $895; Club Couper 899 5 FS plgeatd Sarre pedis 2 pence been forced by public demand to the great total of more Shull: faurtathell Baltes oe atighe searching out new plans and new| than 800 cars per day. CHuRYS! ; at cpttied ober. paitlans fey 2 im Tens of thousands of new owners have chosen the Chrysler $023} Seda FE "< 4 = a eur that wiltieo far Four in the four months since its announcement in com- 1 $1998! Crownelmperial, heckmate automobile thieves, if parison with both fours and sixes of equal or greater price. if Psd a: & Dumaineaie a agli et | So velvety smooth is its power flow even at the lower speeds, Bodies by Fi peep stad ea | ag been generally accepted by | so lightning-like its effortless acceleration, so free from —-{haiorcs medals iAll models te roy pai : cetacean resonance and any sense of vibration, that the Chrysler We are pleased to extend the con- to dispose of the niglon geet sda Four is acclaimed as the ultimate development of the four- | thieves who, in 1924, got away w h| cylinder principle. j jabs Debs omaha arecoarej ty ‘fe: To ride in this car is to want it. We are eager to have you — Ai Shalryoadeitarserstected | | see it—ride in it—drive it! Let your own eyes tell you of — Sae,numberinn eyrtem,.exciusiee | DON’T LET YOUR | its beauty. Test its supreme performance and its invit- counterfet elandcannot besitered RADIATOR FREEZE ing comfort. Gideaee ot iampestagt cre, | For Lack of —_—~ eee ees yt | ALCOHOL | CASPER MOTOR CO. Mtietio Ao Le | 230 West Yellowstone Phone 909 Casper’s Finest Filling Station | 2 | E. Chandler INDEPENDENT | -~ OF FROM . ) ¥ / FROM THE ALREADY LOW PRICES NOW PREVAILING ON OUR ee TOURINGS---ROADSTERS---COUPES---SEDANS THEY MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK THESE PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN CASPER { 79 FIRST AND PARK PHONE f