Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1925, Page 13

NEW HOUSES IN «Che Casper Su VOL. 35 News Ot Casper Deaters Theaters---Advance Notes On Amusement Offerings For Coming | {HE AUTOMOTIVE MELTING PT’ CASPER DEAL. INACCESSORIES Expanding Trade Shown by Increase in Local Firms. By SPARK PLUG. There seems to be a run on the automotive accessory business in Casper. We trust that the local population will purchase enough in parts and accessories during the next year to support them all. One month ago at: the close of the sum- mér and tourlst season, Casper poasted two auto accessory houses, and she now has four. All of them are bunched. in the semi-business section. f ‘Time was, when a city of Casper's size might, support any number of ‘automobile parts establishments and allow allot them to make a fortune. But times .bave changed. Compe- tition among manufacturers has caused otor cars to appear from the factory equipped with dozens of extra parts, to rake motoring easier afd more convenient. The nian who buys a new car no longer needs. to take his maching from the salesroom “of an agency and park it"in-front of an accessory, store for two hours to place it. in condition to drive. . It is delivered to him, equipped with sriilas: stich RS _wigw mirror, motometer, 5 Tar mae spare fire, and a dozen other parts of equal impor- tance to finished motoring. lL thlasmpakes it tough on a bust: ness ,esta! attempting” to ‘eel! these thin hope each ef the. local supply houses selling goods at retail will obtain its ghare of business, The “Givo soniething for, the car for Christ- mas” movement. about to be in- aAugurated by the wholesale automo- bile: accessory houses of this city shotid ald materially in giving the new houses.a flying start. ‘The four retail accessory houses which operate exclusively on that basjs in. Casper are the Brodie Rub- ber} company, the Western Auto Supply company, the Dean Auto Supply company, and the Villnave Auto Supply. All are conveniently located and each is deserving of the business of the great body of motorists. 1n Casper. LET US CLEAN MOTOR AND WASH YOUR CAR Expert Help and Pricéd Right Auto Laundry 112 §. Durbin | of SECOND NEWS SECTION Conducted by ‘ Well, Folks, show this. ye: that it's the the prospects look’s Uke an early Well, they do « rly show that cate Casper enjoyed the distinct honor of being placed on the honor roll of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce as one of the few cities in. the United States having no mo- tor fatalities for the month of Sep- tember. Look’s-as. though our driv- ing nit wits were not on the job dur- ing that period. Casper accomplished the héretofor impossible in Wyoming, by scoring against the fighting Washakle War- riors Saturday afternoon. Trying to get a Jong allowance on a used car these days is like trying to sell @ two-year-old Ice bor to a Semitic Ysecond, hand furniture dealer. Looks as, though the Star has found a permanent home fn the spa- cious showroom of the newly or- ganized Reno Motor company. Give a thought to your dog on the running board and é{ther take him inside or leave him at home, Karl Jorgensen, new Ooldsmobile dealer for Casper will find the auto- mobile game much the same as the contracting game with which he has been ‘identified for years, It requires just as much concentration to de- termine where you. are coming out on a trade-in, as It does on a bulld- Ling project which requires an esti mate in advance, Do you know that the automobile industry is the largest of this coun- try’s enterprises? It's closest com. petitor is the steel industry, Some fellows gre, so dumb they Mred=te teach conduetorg"ahd ¢nginéers how to play the game. pas Es Haye you seen the new Henning hotel “bus? It’s a "beauty. All our candidatés for the automo- tive hall of infamy are dead. They were suddenly killed in automobile accidents. The man who cranes “his. neck white driving a car is apt to find himself without a_neck to crane. Automobiles cost 29 per cent less today than they did before the war. Commodities in general cost 67 per cent more. Better buy another ‘car. You're getting more for your money. ‘Tis often the wife the salesman has to sell. All models of the Chrysler Four are now available at the Casper Mo- tor company. R. M. Mosher says that Michelin tires have taken the lead in prac- tcally all of the foreign countries. This fact, coupled with their out- standing popularity in this country, make them bid fair to become even more popular than they are today. The fellow who tells you he'll buy a car from you. may be lkened to the chap who assures the candidate hie vote a of days before Men in Michelin factories, trying to supply the world-wide are working demand for MICHELIN TIRES AND TUBES. R. M. Mosher 317 West Yellowstone Phone 309 MICH | ducted throughout the evening and CASPER, WYOMING, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1925 ay Trilume SECOND NEWS SECTION NO. 15 | Notes On t | Advance Ind i Of! |] Industry \ Week PARK PLUG” | election. A: vr of the recent candidates for mayor. Well, well.” Our old friend-Tommy McDonald is back at the Smoke- house, Lee Doud ‘has been in Riverton during the past week, letting his eagle eye rove restlessly over the assemblage of used cars he has| caused to be gathered there. It is understood that the machines are selling rapidly and that what fs left of them will pass through -Casper Sunday enroute to Wheatland. Haye you a little Florida beomer in your home? The Les Doud Motor company re- ports the sale of a new Overland touring to William Clark, Have you ever noticed that the old bus seems to run smoother with little of the mud washed off? Ex- perts tell us that it's no illusion. Haye you metthe fellow who tainks Omar Khyham is a cigarette? Some of our most prominent pub- lic speakers have made all to little (Continued on Page’ Six) Great Britain Build o ing Fleet ~ of Torpedo-Carrying Planes With trials of the first of the type considered a success, Britain is preparing to build a quantity of terpedo-carrying seaplanes. First of machines is seen launching a 3,000-pound “messenger of death” against a ship while moving at 150 miles an hour.: 9 Fi JOURGENSEN TAKES AGENCY IN CASPER FOR OLDSMOBILE CARS ‘Cosmetic Hay Fever’ Found By ~ Texas Physician EL PASO, Texas, Nov. 14.— (United Press).—Cosmetic hay, fe- ver” ds the new ailment’ prevalent here among women fold, according to Drs George Turner, hay fever specialist. A root widely used in the manu- facture of cosmetics is responsible for the malady, Dr’ Turfier _be- lieves. He.also says the disease might. be contracted by males kiss- ing users of cosmetics. Delegate Traveling 11,500 Miles To ‘N. Y. Motor Meet ¥. 8, Mann of Adelaide, Australia is travelling 11,500 miles to particl- pate in the Second World Motor Transport Congress to be held at New York, January 11-13, 1926 at the time of the Automobile Show. Mr. Mann represents the Motor Trad. ers of South Australia. At the be- ginning of 1925 it was estimated that there were 28,800 motor cars and 3.000 commercia] vehicles {n Seuth Australia, —_.__—_ MORE AUTOMOBILES TO BE ORNEN THIS WINTER) More automobiles will be on the s'reets this winter than ever before according to information that has heen received from the federal gov- ernment and from automobile deal- ers’ associations. The latest federal count of automobile discloses the fact that there are 1140-pleaeure cars being driven this year for every 1,000 that were in use last year at this time, Automobile dealers report a tremendous increase in the number | of closed* cars sold in comparison with the number of open ones, all 2€ which means a tremendous in- crease in the volume of traffic in large communities. GIVE AWAY CHAMPAGNE IN CAFE AT SHANGHAI SHANGHAL China, Nov. 14.— (United Press)—The thirsty in arid America should take note of Shang- tal as a pleasant port to call, for they're giving away champagne tn Shanghai now, and it’s guaranteed ito be pre-war vintage Rivalry among the various cafes | here has recently become so strenu- ous that one cafe proprietor, as a means of attracting patronage, {s ad- vertising extensively “A Niagara of Free Champagn: Patrons of the cafe, on entering, are givén num- bered tickets, and drawings are con- night with a quart of champagne as the prize each time ——_—~. Tell the Advertiser—' The Tribune, . Former Home of Kumpf Company .at 316 West Midwest Obtained: by Concern Formed to Sell Popular Car Here.» >» By SPARK PLUG. Completion of a deal about one week ago between Ralph Kamman, for several years proprietor of ‘the Oldsmoblie agency here, and Karl Jourgensen, plonéer lumber: dealer, resulted Jn -the-transfer of the Cas- per representation of the above named motor car. Mr. Jourgensen has already taken possession of the agency and new cars are already on their way to’ Casper to fill all back orders, piled up pending the termination of ‘negotiations for. the dealership. The» new motor agenc will be known a8 Oldsmobile Sales company and will be located at 316 West Mid- West avenue, the former location of the Kumpf Motor Car company. Representatives of the Olds factory will de in. Casper all this week, ald- ing Mr. Jourgensen in establishing his company in getting away to a ‘lying start among the other dealers of Casper. Ralph Meyers, who managed’ the sales end of the business for Mr. Kamman will continue with the new company and will be ‘glad to meet Oldsmobile owners and prospective Oldsmobile owners at the new home. A complete shop and service de partment has alread in the new building unde n of a competent O Owners of Old ter ‘of what bring chan Oldsmobil. for much ‘time end of the iness. | Mr, Kamman will leave soon for South, Dakota where he will me | charge of a light. and power plant there, During his long period in the business life of Casp Ralph % made hosts of «friends and clearly demonstrated ‘his business ability time and again. All auto row will miss him. Since taking over the Oldsnfobile, Mr. Kamman has placed this popular car in scores of Catper families and during the period’ in which he sold and seryiced the Over- land and Willys Knight line, he was responsible for a boom in sales’ for this pair in Casper. That Mr, Jourgensen will make a success: of the Oldsmobile of the fiiture is practically assured. He has demonstrated his keen business judgment in the years be has been established here, and should prove a valuable addition to the two sore or more successful Oldsmobile deal- ers in the Rocky Mountain region. No radical changes are contem- plated by the Olds Motor works in the near future. They have adopted a standard body and radiator design and intend to stick to !t, What few minor mechanical changes ‘will be made from time to time will have absolutely no bearing upon the rela- tive value of the machine belng sold today. The public of Casper {y cordially invi to drop in for a visit at the new headquarters of the Oldsmobile Ut 316 West Midwest ‘avenus, WOULD DECLARE ERICKSON OF DISCOVERER Da ared th Dakota liday. here nding of Colum- dec legal t October. 1 is to commemorate the. ls bus. Norsemen are now seé@king to tim the. honors of discoyery of America for their countryman. 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Meagure of the success Sf "the motor car ‘racers who hare astounded the world by their tre- méndous speeds Girfig the past summer, has -been made possible by ing systems Which permitted motors to ‘operate efficiently ‘at the exces sive speeds demanded. Mr. Chrysler, in’ a) recent: conver- sation, asserted that these results would: undoubtedly be -the’ basis of, even. greater: and. finer development of cooling and: oing systems for en gines in every-day use, Inasmuch as the life of a_motor. depended so. v! tally on the proper functioning. of there two units. nb | CHRYSLER FOUR— Tours Car, C js ise: Seria, Fron. | Seite AE ites « b. Dena eaifeet 09 Copunt Folerct Bdies bo Fisher om all enclosed medals. AB models equiped wich full baliowm tres. AU Chrysler models ure proeecred egutnat theft Fre Fras pecerd exe yee, ex veh which cenpot by coutieer” couner be aisered or removed without conclusive evidence of tampering. | | — “A new landmark in the history of transportation in America!” | uch, in brief, fs the tenor of a statement from the Commercial Ve- hicle Department of the American Automobile 4 ation today, call- Nov ber I That ‘it will require y all the 200,000 feet of the f r ace in the mammoth Gridley Hall to ex- hibit the busses and bus equipment which will be brought there by | manufactur for display _ befc development: of cooling and Iibricats ‘ANNUAL AUTO SHOW T0 BE HELD EARLY NEXT YEAR, {0 BELIEF First of February Suggested Instead of Long Wait Until March; Detailed Plans for Denver Display to Be Awaited. \ By SPARK PLUG The. Casper Automotive. Dealers’ Present to an | associatic sors. of local earl 1tomc Casper | Show have, expressed themselves, as jin 19 r annual | Will to undertake the presenta- of lway t as s¢ the ‘Denver been set, for 1 t nnounced complete. March, immediatel lat the Arkeon w yer show, so that | y dag the-scene for take advantage of s chanical wonde the ¢ might be used in a the United States and Canada who| , Hov thward } Pil “A will attend, {s itself ample proot |‘ dealers or-| Every eff ill be made to se that the bus has come to stay and| S4mization there is laying plans for | the finest in entertainment for this that it ady occupies a command-|!t8 annual festival for ¢ in| year's and there is no good ing position as a national transporta.| February or late in January. If why every man, woman and tion agency, the AvA.A. statement| these reports be authentic, then it in Caspe wld not attend declares. is likely that Casper erc will be annual automobile show organ! eee filling the Arkeon to view the new | 2ation meeting of the local associa creations as early. da*Frebri t tion has not as yet been held, and If it 1s possible to obtain display | therefore the various committees cars as early in the season as Feb-| have yet to be chos ruary, the opening of that short| Co-operation of large dis month would be the ideal time to| tributor in Denver already been st the The New ¥ ex: | pre 1 the various a here, hibitien-is usually run off about the | and it therefore likely that the first of the year with those in the | finst displ. shown in Colorado will also be bréught to this city. other metropolitan centers following They close upon its hee dates ad-| include cut away chassis and gear ai displays | displays, matic operation dis: wes d, and if all| plays of automotive creations Casper should fall in | and erless other attractive the first of s which tend t rease the ling inter Our Welding Works Wonders in mending and cutting of all kinds. of. hard-tempered metals |‘such as iron, steel, bronze, etc. Welding does many things for- amerly thought impossible with ‘tough metals. 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