Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1925, Page 15

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1925 _Che Casper Sunday Cribunr : PAGE FIVE Arctic Police Post Live News of Motordom in This Section | i ! | Statues had strayed from,their pi } | lars in the Mazarin Palace, the ho’ | | a Ih | of the Institute of France. Jers of the Roman and the Greek ‘ 4 Catholic churches. Just when they | | 5 disappeared is not known, for the | | |. OTTAWA, Onta Oc 4 ni last trace of them the Commission | Vent Press),—T! rid’s most nor has is a receipt acknowledging their | erly post, als 1@ Most rem ED —— by Se Daeee ene eae ys | (Continued From Page One) | structed next year for the Royal ¢ HONESTY E ; ; ' Raines tas | = s ‘armers who have visited| nadian Mounted I he { Laying plans for world-wide in- there. These will be grouped and 1of Ellesmere 2 ise in motor vehicle trade and coplas genib td every. oa semen Heat : Sear ihe Used Car sales by Dodge ung ee att Ua maed BullCh O iculture is practice cached w Poa Brothers Dealers all over the e remova’ vi Ne also suggests that : ance of the poir ; A - 74° axes Ba Sane ttansport, u ases Uwn | is nso) Sugeeals nt nee of i pata United States increased ae : Meee ate eae Rasta ts ine | for co-operative publici ve ted Straits during the first six months o le Chamber of Commerce neia]| J72qge and Ruins | | han the Ge ech ee See | g Orst six mont nnual fall meeting at their g {| lighould’ te Welt | if | 1925 over the first half of 1924. y York offices today, This body | | : ; composed of ear nnd truck man| |, Alto Salesroom Proving that the buying turers of the country. . The public believes what Dodge ace) wan, held: for the) | mripERIc Ma., Oct. — ‘Br neat nal Automobile shows at New| (united ProesycAe he was, peselaw } Brothers insist upon and what y January 9-16. and at Chicago.| down a street here with a herd of | we religiously strive to prove— ry 80-February 6. Charles} cattic, a large bull loped up on the fton, president of the association resided with John N. Willys, chatr- : | va another bull gazing at asus cE F sed Cars. nan of the Poreign ‘Trade Commit-| iv from a alate glacs Ciulgw ca{. Redesigning the Ford Coupe has not only giyen it anew degree of beauty, f : | Good Use ee conducting the discussion on ex- bin fies Ween but has increased its comfort.and utility as well. The body is lower and lowered. WICHITA, Kan,, Oct. 24.—(1 8 eT eae legmeies Jon on the chassis, contributing to roadability and riding ease, The rear deck also | Press)—Charged with stealing Lis| ‘wo million cars a year will be ae <jqe | bas been redesigned to carry out the stream line treatment of the body and| own can rds, ¢ Price wes ASN ‘ > ST] ° + 9 clve of the annual export trage| fe While startled silesmen. inside rovide a larger, dust and moisture proof compartment for luggage or parcels. | arraigned in t police *ourt| =e COLISEUM MOTOR CO, vr motor Veblen within, several | {2 building fled tn laste, Atter Wide doors, one-piece windahield, indirect ventilation and improved brakes are | wets’ pieaden mae suflty and was Salt Creek Busses Rigg 3 if cars in the opinion of Mr. Willys. | finding no bull, the animar returned | 22e notable features of the coupe. released under $1,000 bond for al| Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel ifth St.—Phone 724 Improved financing plans whereby | {o hie herd. rE ee teak el = pre nine ny net po ROLEay Sa.m. and 1 p.m. and 6 p. m the foreign dealer can get his cars 2 | The complainant is R. E, Metuger, | side walk and suddenly became He leaped at the apparition of him: KANGAN 13. ARRESTED. Leave Salt Creek Dodge Brothers Dealers Seli ‘t much lower financing cost than hose As say Price left his birds at 8 a. m., 1 p. m. and 6 p. m. CA s possible at present and with ° @ Metzger home a month ago, and} ] pr oress ‘Bus Deaves 0:80 Daily Dopse BROTHERS DEALERS SELt Good Usep CARS zreater conventenee was advocated | Broadcasting Run agreeing to pay for thelr keep and|| Saft Creek. franaportation, Co by CW. Nast , ’ care. For there servicés Metzger y C. W. Nash. 5: nga 338 |] BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS ps In_his ence, he alleges, Prive | PD AaS ENE f —O = ~ 6 By Girls’ School at COLUMBIA, Ma., Oct, 24.—(United | estan u Press}—Stephens college, popular | girl's school here, has installed a 500- | Statue Theft I | Palace Is Probed =a watt radio broadcasting station at a (Continued From Page One) lought to have and decided bar 6 PARIS, Oct. 24.—(United Press).—| cost of $20,000. hueksters. On a corner was ‘a lonfer'| many coworkers she ee eee @ It 1s no small matter to walk off| On the first test the station was|or two. pened SGN opens fe hs Nore Sere - with a lfe-sized statue, but when|heard in four adjoining states, re-| | Amouta was the subject of the | was sasines ted le Fue atts ode ve of them disappear, it {s time | ports indicated. curiosity of all who saw her ‘in| Doo with it when, at 4 orelock, Tom 1 in the police. Tt is the plan of the college heads! Stone street.. She paused at ‘illie's | 04 With it when. at 4 o'clock, tat least is what the National | to broadcast results of the university | house and thought of going in, but |'™% Loushley telephoned a & Concession of Government Property | of Missouri games, musical programs | went cn, feeling uncomfortable. The | “! Just got into town,” he an ; decided to do after it checked over] by the students and a Sunday devo-| upiiness of ft! Would she be able | ounced its lists and found that the twelve tional exercise. to stdnd it down here, while she was} ‘I'm so glad you're able to stop == = = = endeavoring to help these people?| here, Tommy, Wei expect’ you to 9, Her determination met the challenge | dinner tonight. T WING CARS and flamed higher. | teally— ° ig Near where Green ‘street crosses.| “No excuses, ‘Tommy. You're to or collides with, for there are only | pe the only guest: At seven, please. a few shacks beyond, the railr é "I \ thought would be excellent for het Ta eae ect . PHONE 2610 FOR PRICES “homemakers' institute." A once | * Renoir chates talereaelihe aa ' 4 grand residence. now like a discard-| — “ : : : “Tforher cars required as little attention, as Jew adjustments, -as the Willys -Knight— the repair shops of this crepe gown, and it made her a lovely metal—all parts of this sleeve-valve engine slide and rotate—hence no chattering of parts, no wear and tear... 1 Rolls-Ro: habited. it swarth ber with the idea of having the fam ily lawyer find out how it could be purchase : Down here, a hatf mile below In. | father, insinu- when he got # glimpse of | passing through the upper hull | e to her mother's. | if as your mother | said her atingly her VESTA Storage Batteries dian Hill, geographically, but miles | * ee ae cre WES Se eieeye ahs y ne oe COST LESS PER MONTH below Indian Hill in the weale of] {What's that. Reginald?” Mes.) coumtry would have to - » . Where all other en- ao oy OF SERVICE Pee RET LTE ct ed acu c Her husband; ant hp'wne eintars| <= C/OSe. ther @aorw to- gines /ose in power, Jose field for useful work. She felt the) "#*8d by her hearing the complt corns in endurance, and cost Casper Batte Pe Lonneiey HO URIBE SOHO ARG ec ipgs nny dean, Rote one more to run as their mile- tA pee the Wisaine ie laughed when) Aims) —direct from the ow ee ae grows—the engine ( ompany that Isq to her home. Hg rina eee. pela of the peiese repair shop of your Willys-Knight There. penefl and paper in hand, | Ply has never forgotten to be gal: | in one of our la ant Re pata she made new plans and calculations, | !nt | rgest actually improves with 119 E. 5th Phone 907 cities comes that statement... he hasn't” Amoura adniitted. | father's “lonely” even sabi alt data eh “Fully 50% of our time ts spent in clothes. and was at his best grinding valves and cleaning out He never was impressive carbon’’, says another service station manager... Luncheon was an interlu afternoon she drew up a courses she thought the immeasurably, infinitely longer. It meansa sweeter, quieter, more efficient motor-mechanism up fo and beyond 100,000 miles than you enjoyed on the day you bought it! ... use. It develops more horse- power, becomes sweeter and quieter, and casts /ess to run the more mileage you pile up on it! . In the business suit” or snort clothes, 1t him in a carefully tailored dress coat and he was the personi- fleation of manliness. ‘Amoura presented him to her par. A Car of Rare Beauty— In those two significant remarks, Rare Distinction froia experitnce-headquarters, No Carbon Troubles ents in the library; J. Reginald And your Willys-Knight is as beamed beneficently: Mrs, Ainsley you have the answer to the ex- . Revit: Pern s | smile politely. Tommy, uncom nsive and annoying cost-of-up- No Valves to Grind eget as you fortable in their presence. perhaps eep problem that perpetual y jer, VOUT Willys-Knight is your eyes upon. § reticent. advancing only conven- tional inquiries. At the dinner table le was brighter, however. It was ensy to see he was relieved when linner was over, and, having smoked ‘ar and had Uquors with his host “In line and form the most grace- ful I have ever seen,” a famous artist says. Its appointments as rich, its equipment as complete absolutely immune from engine- complications and engine- disorders caused by carbon accumulation. “It’s all the perplexes so many car owners. And, in the same breath, you have the reason for the uaiversa/ satisfaction of Willys-Knight was alone he lbrary | : : . as you wi i = eee eee Berea arith owners, today in their hundreds better for a bit of carbon’’—any ite jepgates any See sty fMpl:had to.wee you.’ he anata. of thousands! ... expert mechanic will tell you & C Sedan «++ see the eth babes lite PEaUeRY | that. Carbon cannot harm your smart Coupe-Sedan here shown. men say the same things i A car you will delight to drive, A car in which you will take vast pridein oreing, Come, see this Willys-Knight, or cause knocks or noise, or put your car out of commission for hours and days. “An Engine You'll Never Wear Out” ted. what reply she would pas ; n 1 r : : seo UF | the patented Knight sleeve-valve It ts an engineering fact that carbon sibech automel ies earner Naeibenas dian ca | engine . ... in this lies the secret serves actually to facilitate this YOUTSe with the facts about its pigpiigent performance re- cord. Consider the substantially reduced prices. Deferred pay- ments. A small amount down. Your own convenience—52 weeks or more for balance. Your present car to apply as part payment, of Willys-Knight emancipation from engine-repairs, its freedom from the need for constant ad- justment. , This unique engine- principle means uninterrupted service, year in, year out. It means longer life for your car— engine's functioning! “REPEAL OF EXCIOE TAX ON AUTOS 15 URGED BY PEERLESS PRESIDENT No valves to grind—no tappets, no springs, no rocker arm bush- ings to get out of order or re- place. The Knight sleeve-valve tdea gets rid-of all of them. No eternal pounding of metal upon What is the Price of the Packard Six? SK five men the lowest price at which a Packard Six closed car may be bought and all but one will say four or five thousand dollars. ASK And, quite naturally, for it is hard to associate THE MAN the beauty and distinction of a Packard with RS le Ppa eet F ae rankly, this is one of the big ‘ poe WHO owns Anything other than highest price. questions which the manufacturers Sour-cylinder tix-cyander ONE Yet, these men, and women too, are wrong. pe eter ae and pica are facing “ today. Tt is of no loss importance 1 u aos T : a1 To them Packard offers in effect a $1500 re- to the general pub’ well. Be- | TOURING - w $1195 TOURING - sew $1750 ducti for the price of the Packard Si ~ cause, after all, the excise tax in the | oF ne Sastanait Sedari ae $2585 at Detroit ee last analysis is shouldered by the COUPE - - seme $1395 ROADSTER- xew $1750 ; : jotorists of America, and in the ing all necessary accessories, eet year was pald by some 17,591,- COUPE-) COUPE - - new $2195 Furthermore, Packard cars may be bought on ba enka ai ; | SEDAN! a COUP. > - This hoped-for repeal,” says Ed ~ - mow $2095 & payment plan—both down and monthly pay- ward S. Ver Linden, president of the SEDAN - - new $1450 SEDA ments being small. | Peerless Mo.or Car company, “is re- bri SEDAN - «= mew $2295 ceiving 4 great deal of thought and attention by the manufacturer and BROUGHAM pew $1595 BROUGHAM xew $2095 hope is expressed that through the | special efforts of the American Au- | tomobile association some definite enults may be obtained before the r is out, | When we realize that there are four tlmes as many people paying | ‘ IS 0, H @ excise tax on automobiles and | LEA Disrincunst a as there are, people paying eee THE LEE DOUD MOTOR CO. 424 WEST YELLOWSTONE PHONE 1700 OVERLAND GARAGE LANDER, WYO. JOE E. MANSFIELD, Inc. 328 South David St. Phone 346 KARD Reasonabiy prompt deliveries on most Packard Six models can now be made. All prices fue. b. Toledo All prices fa. . Toledo Your Car Needs Attention GENERAL REPAIRING Paige and Jewett Specialist Oscar Redenbo 430 W. Yellowstone Phone 1692 MOTOR: WaTeL LeysS sO VER LAN D's FIN Es

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