Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1925, Page 14

PAGE FOUR Che Casper Sunday Cribune | Denendable | | | Dealers Use | These Paaes nema ‘lV GLIGER-BULF - HGHNRY MADE. — ADA TO GULF HIGHWAY TO CUT | THROUGH HEART OF WYOMING! MOTOR FREIGHT BUSINESS UP lg SUCCESS Routing of North and| South Artery Through | Here Complete. | BY SPARK PLUG nde J | 1 le extensive tou ut will undoubtedl: / nat great bulk of travel dur- ! n mmer season of 1926, It i has been exceedingly difficult for i for g distance travelers by motor avel North and South with ative ense, ings every The new section of . one Casper {s among side tri ds are urgently t who is the for the new igratory sed through 5 oute to Denver where o ‘charge of the pub. Highway M off the presses 1 agent NY is to be circulated e great atmy of tourists through the West next reulath of 4,000,000. 1 appears in this iss ne will be used as a c dition and should make among those acier t has been so lald out ideal medium m any pa The words * din bla n two blo ved that It r r 8, tre SEE IT! DRIVE IT! OWN IT! | Now on Display at 28 South David St. 1 Ferming | Joe E. Mansfield, Big Hern Besin, Lr4 ewe! ~ . oa> Tourist Hever Gatenay fe 109 2 =}>DENVER & =e Eesctees Soa So lme r _AFROM CALGARY=CANADA’ , To 3 TAMPICO ™ MEXICO » “LISTTOF TRANSCONTINENTAL? HGYS\ US INTERSECTING GLACIER: GULF’ MOTORWAY. 4 A. 4 OLD SPANISH TRAN. BY MERIDIAN HiGtomny per Safe hy Naat, decrepit, generally a cast-off which c.f Kine oF Teas! Beeviti& ON the young owner has picked up for Oi CoLcRsD0 To GuLe Hamar, on.) (eeteni cerned coffe carta rw | next to nothing, but to the whout Le We aarnwican cmanmeer: , deters Se guint | farmers eager for help, its lines are 7\ \oune oversana tienmay. A, Sregory\ as gracefyl and its finish as shining @\ Nice manner: \ aid [Baking oad Fats Corps Or yghe? as the bighest-priced motor. v¥\ \ozaew reas) ON Listers eee MOM Fille a \ SOUTHWEST TRAM. QP eer aire Aa ‘ew (AKLANTIC- PACIFIC Bhat War) 4 \ 2piere a= A. \WaTIONEL OLO TRAILS ROAD. V: sit Our The HUPMOBIL Inc. Phone 346 (Oil end Gas Field World 9 Ae sar } S UNITED-STATES Gye < POIER TO-Gyp 2. ALBERT PIKE HWiaHmAY,’ MM. PIRES PEAK OCEAN TO OCEAN - NGI A\M% Aarreeae. Pane ~ 10 - Pats Cr mere NO. BWA TIONAL POOSEVELT ANOLANO TRAIL. | Fifteen-Year-Old | DETROIT, Oct. 14.—Widespread use of the railroads by the automo- loads of curs and parts in 1924 Xs indicated in the compilation of the Nutional Interstate Commerce report made public by James S. Marvin, chairman of the Conference of’ the Automobile raffic Managers, meet- ing The Prince of Males Rawh} finest Hard wreak Ostrich) 7 Meese Jaw” REGINA? Tans canton = Pearce La Priihe” Wpnipes of the automobile factories While the Mgure of 734,000 repre- | seats the original carloads, this be- comes miultiplicd as different rail- roads handlo the car se that the sum total of carloads hauled by the dif- ferent roads is 1,844,534. While western lines get but 108,000 original carloads. they nevertheless transport 207.00 carloads. 910. Mite « REAT FAL By Shona Taro. RBILLINGS ; | | PEERLESS GIRS BY CLEVELAND POLICE - SQUAD RADIO EQUIPPED | Pil and Seger RefinMies. Coal fe wat Pin Ro tela hene Pook bile manufacturers total 734,730 cur. ns | x 7 © —-y| | ing here foday, ter company, and throughout i a ae iba, | FOR BETTER reyes ipecssc \) | |, Avsiemiicunt texture of tbe report | Brriod ot the opening the place where BODY AND FENDER WORK Sa “ is that western and southern lines | the object of outspoken ad Bheat mn a) had a large volume of business as| . That the Ajax, with it usly SEE KEMMER 4 well as those ronds in the territory | body lines, six-c: “The Fender Man of the Town Nee 1((O) - — am ——- responsibility. He 1s usuully the A re whom the element of good will and , | confidence represent tho greatest OF NEW AJAX l | | value, Without then, he soon ceases } business factor. be is sald to the credit of ers everywhere that they easuring fully up to the in- sing demand for more than just ti be SIGNIFICANT, THADE, SAYS VAN SANT | er t& ca Formal introduction of the 1 Ajax Six was marked by public thusiasm over the Nash-built p Guct of a character almost wit Parallel. The unveiling of the brought a tremendous thron showrooms of the Nush-Cas ‘aph 1 Union theee| Da h ated its 40th » Hud |} 3h ve motoris outythat un-Wwheel | and wealth 455 W. Yellowstone Phone 2008 tablished an entirely new automobile comparison was fon frankly expr Pd by thos viewed the car. “Nothing it." was the comment he quently throughout the openi PERCE-AAROW SHLES | 8 SHOW LARGE INGREASE,| The rapid pansion of tt Arrow Car company Uperaces easity jront tne dash || Adds to the ~ Cars Appearance Your Car Deserves One of Our Pioneer Auto Shutters e gf \\\ du ron E. Forbes, \ Official adoption of radio-equipped | Pike month of 1925, Buea Fr Russell. Indien Ras. ws] \{| | police cars as an ald in the appre-| The number of pa car ALL STEEL—ATTRACTIVE—SERVICEABLE : CHE VENNEA™ Lethe ond Agricvihre. Stee Copival hension of criminals has just been alts anigped during the th r | Steel Winter Front, 1924-25 Ford_-_.___-______ $5.00 Sy ape = i announced by Jacob Graul, chief of | te? of the year, repres °!1 Steel Winter Front, 1 Jhevroletoess 2 ase 6.00 Trrigahed Dralrieh | Aes aneiye Ot Astor Seger beets Sete police of Cleveland, Ohio, ‘The an-| months of July, August and Spee T Wanton BOTs ieee T ton Canon er, shows an increase of 91 p cent r : 29y 7 c @ j TS encaraat Fon forks Egles Pooks rouncement follows installation and 60 pairs 82 ne x ains [ve at Logs NA eand, eae eure parade peu) | | rarecepent (lows ineteliation and) vee shipments during the sume per, ||| 00 Paits 32x4 Weed De Luxe Chains [COLO ¢ eae tf Fo aa eo in the police chief's private police|!0d last year. For the first nine|{ going at, per pair____._-_.----_--_-_-_ e : Recs 8.0! ; yyy car. {nstallation of similar equip-| months of 1925 Sis total te Saye All Other Chains 10% Off. | a : a passenger car §| ments 6 . . . i vs HOC eck) } ment in the seven other flying| Passenger car shipm 3 Windshield Wipers 35c Up. Inentross’ * H Squadron department cars will fol- wh. z 4 ose GO Ce ye [eye anined italy Truck shipments for thé third Heed 9 PRIN The Cleveland department tas| Guarter represent an increase of 86 ! eight 70-horsepower Peerless cars for| Per cent over the corresponding ean u 0 upp y 0. squadron work. Each of these cars| Quarter for 1924, while the eom: ism. the road. 4 B Lubbock 589. M. MOTORWAY xt TEXAS Res Sais, Ra Sterling City western wheat region. Unerty. Old Missions 0 Years Cid Battery Dept. BN NEINC OLD IG OMY i" We Are the Official Service S. OLD OREGCIY TRAIL, 4a Station for Ma \TY BLACK AND YELLOW TRAM. iN 7 - “, CUSTER BATTLEMIED H/MiAY. Vw NATIONAL PARKS HSK (NM TRA), W YELLOWSTONE THA * . te ACEP Tea, a \ YLT Pooseveer (wrems~ Har, | DELCO—KLAXON—REMY AC SPEEDOMETERS AC AIR CLEANERS FORD DELCO IGNITION UNITS ZENITH CARBURETORS CULE 5% MEXICO, i a «@ © | . Extensior 0 Ciky” end ra | PN ea ak eA | «1, SERVICE 615 E. 2nd—Phone 3883 The pald Varies with the grade | mpagne sold. | Boy Harvard Star| PERRIER ee apm CAMBRIDGE, William H D grammar = i secccwis/E Alcohol and Glycerine NEW RADIATOR r that he dent son of Mr, and Mrs erty of Cambridge _> Market Found For Champagne Corks Drive In and Let Us Protect Your Car from Cold. PRICES RIGHT AERO Filling Station | (United Press). | alll] a of used champagne corks | f from four to twelve hn is an nusual device to a“ | stimulate tr qt broifeht to light SECOND AND DURBIN | here. lie he re bought by wine F ni merchants @om waiters. ‘The the In the Very Heart of Casper ory is that Ure walter will urge on diners the brand of lial ta ti |= Whose merchants will buy bac: the | a= exiracted corks at the highest price SNA A will carry two receiving head sets and a loud speaker in addition to batterles and other radio mechan- A sénding station of special wave length will brogdcast orders prom police headquarters to the fly-1 {ng squads at the precincts or on has gone far toward solving the annyal har- vesting labor problem of the north- this welcome migration is old and L. D. BRANSON | pany's motor business has in- creased 128 per cent over last year's | third quarter record 604 East Second St. Phone 1048 = Worn-Out Flivvers | ; : , FE Platine ..--..| | End Harvest Worry They've Reduced - Grades inthe + Farmers throughout this district neon, 804M. Point Rock | report that in recent years boys | - ah TIAN ANGELO OR Brod) from Iowa, Kansas, Tilinots, Wiscon- e a We {Err A Moso7 | sin and other middle western farm ostien Ea ad eet ee 1° Wereoricksriile states where the seasons are earlier ar A iste than here drive this way to pick a : 2,” [The Nollone Water Nowe, wo up work as harvest hands. fal Toe Alene = Cradle of tenes \BOMTHON KOOKS ‘The average vehicle that brings ONOCO Gasoline is used NU by the Rocky Mountain Parks Transportation Com- pany in its U. S. mail and passenger cars, busses and trucks operatin3 in the Rocky Mountain National Park, the Denver mountain parks and the intermediate region. It isn’t just by accident that this transportation company uses Conoco. Conoco is used because there are economy and efficiency in every drop. Conoco reduces grades and shortens distances. Cars in the mountain parks must operate on schedule. There are long, hard pulls and high, stormy altitudes on the routes. Motors must be kept in top-notch condition. No wonder Conoco is used by the Rocky Mountain Parks Transporta- tion Co. as well as the Glacier Park Transportation Co. and the Yellowstone Park Transportation Co. Not a single weak link in Conoco's power chain —hence greater economy and satisfaction. ; CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY 6 Producers, Refiners and Marketers of hish-rade petroleum products in Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Wash- ington and Wyoming CONOCO Reg. U. S. Pet. On. “Balanced Gasoline For your convenience Conoco Coupon Books are sold at all Continental Service Stations. They are worth having. Motorists who buy one on trial start using them regularly, Ask the attendant.