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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-26

Captain Frank A. Kent, former
resident of this city, and Miss
Elizabeth Treats of st. Dominic,
Cornwall, England, were married
yesterday at Duluth. They will re-
side at Hibbing.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-26

Thomas Wakefield returned Sat-
urday from his twelve weeks visit
with his father and other relatives
in England. Mr.. Wakefield says ne
enjoyed his trip immensely but also
SAYS he was glad to return.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Morcom and
family removed to Soudan Monday
where they will take up their resi-
dence. Their many friends in this
city wish them success in their new
home and also hope they may soon
again take up their residence in Ely.
Mr.. Morcom is in charge of the
machinery at the Minnesota mine.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-26

That advertising pays was fully
demonstrated a few weeks ago when
we advertised for lost scarf pin.
, 1925-01-04
SELLING CARS
TO SWISS is
Real Effort

Buying an automobile in the Unit
ed States to most people Involves
not much more consideration than
purchasing a new suit of clothes.
Driving the car after It has been de.
livered. even on long tours. too, is
a simple thing, easily within the
capabilities of most American wom-
en- and manp thousands Of 15.year.
old children.
In Switzerland. however, both are
important tasks not to be undertake.
en- lightly said Werner Risch, Swiss
distributor for tho Packard Motor
Car company while visiting the
Packard factory rhis week. Not
less important is the maintenance OF
the car, he added.
You people here in America make
a dollar ms easily as we Swiss make
three francs" said Mr.. Risch. This
means. by comparison in the earn
ing effort outlaid for n car, that
when a Swiss buys a car which
would cost an American So, 900 he is
spending something like $1,000.
And you can be assured that every.
thing IN a car is subjected to the
most minute scrutiny before n Swiss
buys It,"
, 1925-01-04
AUTO OUTPUT
FOR Year UP
TO 100000

The year did not equal the record
breaking period OF 1928 in tho auto
industry. In that year more than
1000. 900 cars were turned out.
When final figures are compiled for
this year it practically is certain
that tine output will be slightly over
$500. 900 vehicles,
There now are over 1880. GOO
automobiles and trucks in commits.
sion in the United States today and
there is every sign that the num-
Der will he Increased at last years
ratio in the next twelve months.
requirements alone will require al
most 1900, 600 ears In 1925.
Price movements like production
have had many ups and downs.
Some makers. depending on guam
tity production have been able to
cut prices. Few extreme changes in
designs were noted but some fac
tories nevertheless were forced to
spend millions in reeuuippIng their
factories for production OF new
models. Balloon tires Increased in
popularity but did not eclipse the
regular sizes on many models,
, 1925-01-04
ETE
IS NATIONWIDE
Casper Motor Company
To Help Celebrate
Anniversary.

On Monday, the fifth, the Chrysler
Six viii have completed its first
year OF existence and the Casper
Motor company is one OF hundreds
of other Chrysler dealers through.
out the nation that is staging a
birthday party TO celebrate.
FOR most of the public, It is hard
to believe that a year ago the Chry-
sler Six was nothing more thar n
name. 1t is equally hard to believe
that q 1000 Chrysler cars could have
been built and shipped within so
short a space OF time. However, be.
cause these are facts. Mr.. John.
son feels that he has good reason to
stage n celebration.
h Chrysler was first presented to
the public at the 1924 New York
automobile show. 1t Immediately
, 1925-01-04
Meeting SCHEDULED THURSDAY
TO take UP PLANS FOR auto
SHOW TO BE STAGED In MARCH

On January s at noon a group
Of men will gather In the luncheon
room of tho Townsend hotel. I'M
portant matters will be discussed,
but outstanding among them will be
the permanent setting OF the date
for the Third Annual Automobile
show. for the men will constitute
all tho available members OF the
Casper Automotive Dealers associa-
ton.
The meeting called for next
Thursday by Joe Il. Mansfield. local
Packard dealer and president OF the
association, will be short. snappy
and to the point. Before the motion
for adjournment is heard the logical
date for the spring display Of motor
aristocrats will have been set and
preparations will DO under way for
an event unequaled by either of the
other two.
, 1925-01-04
DODGE MAKING
COACH MODEL
Attractive New Five
Passenger Car Is
Displayed.

attractive new coach has been
added to the Dodge Brothers line of
passenger cars and is on display for
the first time at the New York auto
mobile show.
Enthusiastically Dodge Broth
ers," is the comment most frequent
ly made by persons examining ii.
Careful regard for quality as well
as beauty Is evident in every detail
of construction and appointment.
The graceful lines are set off to
advantage by the lacquer finish in
Dodge Brothers blue. with n body
stripe OF cartouche yellow. Stroud
and belt are black and the artillery
wheels are blue. Doors and windows
are exceptionally large. affording a
clear vision or all sides and permit
ing passengers to enter and leave
tho car with the greatest case. Each
of tho two doors is equipped with a
pull-to handle on the molding. great
ly simplifying the closing. The car
ia locked by a high-grade lock on
the right door.
The two front seats TIT forward.
adding further to the convenience of
occupants. Tho rear seat is specious
and comfortable. affording ample
room for three adults. The up
hclstery is DARK brown. attractive
and of excellent wearing qualities.
Tho equipment also includes a
rubber mat In the forward section
and n carpet on the res floor. dome
light. loot rest, mechanical window
filters. transmission lock and auto
matte windshield wiper. The latter
u controlled by n valve on the in
strument board md is regarded as
unusually efficient. The windshield
, 1925-01-04
MEXICAN AUT0MOTWE
MISSION IN GOTHAM

Members OF the Mexican Automo-
tive Mission are in New York to at
tend the Silver Jubilee AUTOMOBILES
Show, which opened to the public
yesterday, The, visitors arc repre
santatives Of motor transportation
companies and motor vehicle dealers
In Mexico, who are making n p
cial trip to this country to study
our methods OF merchandising.
highway development. and other
matters relating to motor travel.
, 1925-01-04

1t is fairly safe to assume that
the date viii fall at some time very
soon after tho presentation of the
Denver show which is now sched
uled for March s. When we esti.
mate tho time Of the Casper show
as March IL, We are hitting the
mark very closely for the general
opinion Of the individual members
of the association seems to incline
toward that time.
At any rate watch next Thurs
days Tribune for complete details
as 90 Just when you may expect to
wander about among the shiny
models and then get all set for the
Tribune's big automobile show edi-
ton which viii appaer Just before
opening night at the Arkeon. It
should far outshine any previous
issue of it's kind In Casper;
, 1925-01-04

Dealers Use
These Pages

became the sensation OF this show.
as 1t did at every Other show where
1t was exhibited. A tremendous de-
mand for the Chrysler arose and fac
tory facilities were taxed to the ut
most in an effort to take care OF the
orders.
The outflow from the Chrysler
plant TO tho public has totslled more
than $4,000 cars. Over fifty millions
of dollars hns been paid by motor
car for the product. These
figures Indicate that the Chrysier
has outdistanced every first.year
record that the industry has hereto
fore established.
, 1925-01-04
ALWAYS BE

ALWAYS BE REASONABLE
In mctorlng-as in all thinss-be
reasonable.
II you have the right Of way be
reasonable.
To insist upon the right OF wuy
even though It may be yours legally,
may result in an accident. The other
man may be reckless. Regardless
of the right OF way rule for your
locality.
Give the right Of way to a street
car between cross streets.
Give the right of way to fire light
ing vehicles and to ambulanees.
Give the right of way to police
and emergency vehicles.
Give the right Of way to the
pedestrian who has reached your line
of intersection.
, 1925-01-04
is of the one-piece. self.vontilating

is of the one-piece. self-ventilating
type and carries a fixed visor.
Equipped with balloon tires and a.
non-rumble roof, and built on Dodge
Brothers standard chassis. It rides
smoothly and comfortably over any
roads.
There is every reason to believe
according to the Dodge Brothers
dealer. that demand for the coach
VIII quickly reach exceptional pro-
portions.
The sturdy construction and
smartness of the lines and interior
appointments. not to mention the
proven dependability OF the chassis,
make IT difficult to believe that this
coach could be sold for s1,095 (. o.
b. Detroit" he said. but that is
the price-and l am certain the
public will like It,"
, 1925-01-04
MAMMOTH TREES SAVED
BY CHEYENNE ORDER

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Jan. AL
though tho city government decreed
that all trees In the parking along
Capitol avenue should be removed
the order has been amended to ex.
ompt two cottonwoods, tho largest
trees in the city. which stand about
midway Of the avenues length. The
remonstrances Of old time citizens
against destruction OF these two
trees, each OF which is larger around
than a barrel, resulted in their be-.
Ing spared. The two trees were
planted by II. s. Oliver. later of Buf.
faio, Wyoming. 40 years ago.
, 1925-01-04

a loose connection in the switch box or in a defective generator n
e &, II the eutout is sticking or defective. you will notice that
will be very unsteady when the engine is running. In this eae the
average man should consulta good starting and lighting service TIA
ton, for this trouble is one that requires expert knowledge to remedy.
If you find that one lamp only is out, the location OF the fault is
fairly simple. First examine the lamp bulb tic lei IL il is burnt
out II tits Q. K. then take the cover off the fuse box and examine
the fuses. The probability is that you will find one of them ia
blown. In this case before replacing. examine the wiring to see IL
covering at any point; If the fuses appear to be all right then take
oXPthe lamp bulb and carefully clean the contact at the base with a
Piece Of fine sandpaper and at the same time clean the contacts inside
the socket Make certain that the connection between the end of
the wire and the socket Is clean and firm, Examine the insulation on
the wire and see that it has not rubbed through at any part and that
the copper wire inside the covering has not broken
and the way to remedy this fault is to carefully examine all of them
in the defective circuit to see that they arc tight
One way to prevent inconvenience if you do ven much night
driving, is to be prepared for trouble. Carry one O two spare bulbs
and fuses then when a lamp or fuse does happen to blow out, YOU
can repair the trouble without any waste of time, Another good
idea is to fit a spot light and arrange to run the wires from it
direct to the battery terminals so that in the event a trouble develops
that puts the whole lighting system out of order exclusive OF battery
troube) you can always depend on 1t least one good light to see
you home
, 1925-01-04
New Assistant In
Sales Department
OF Oakland Plant

C. w. Matheson, vice president
and director OF sales OF the Oakland
Motor Car company. announces the
appointment OF W. r. Tracy as as
sistant director Of sales.
This recognition OF Mr.. Tracy's
fine record with the Oakland COM
pany extending back over a period
OF nearly fourteen years, will NEE,
with popular acceptance among his
host of friends in the organization
and the trade at large,
, 1925-01-04

of cash. The total of the Christmas
gift to employees was In excess of
.s40o. 900.
AS the workmen in the company's
plants passed through the gates on
their way home they were greeted
by Mr.. Nash who wished ZACH a
Merry Christmas and handed him an
envelope containing a brand new
bank note and a card bearing an
appropriate inscription.
, 1925-01-04

He is the Dad nope. He likes to travel along about 7 mlestsn boar. He
h nor of a menace sometimes than the specder.
IF FOUND IN COURT
W. Bruce Cobb, associate magistrate, traffic court, New York, offers dhs
advice to the motorst who finds himself in court:
Don't be afraid to speak up distinctly in court. II gu arc guilty, say
so and briefly state any explanation or Ecu Usually m a simple case
strict attention to what the court say and the aid that the court will give
you and your witness will enable you to present your defense without a
lawyer.
"ff you feel annoyed by the decision, remember that It Is not always easy
to do exnct justice. If you feel especially outraged, don't show your
contempt for the court, conceal it. If necessary, appeal But, most of
all, don't let any unfortunate court experience Of your own tnn you into
al enemy of traffic enforcement"
, 1925-01-04

burn at all or are very dun, the
FIRST place to look for trouble is
at the battery. In nine cases out
of ten it will be found on examine
ing the terminals that they are
badly corrodcd. In this case re-
o and scrape or file them per-
feetly clean then replace and see
what difference it makes. At the
same time examine the ground wire
connection to frame. 1t is neces-
sary that it be perfectly clean and
tight.
II you find that this makes no
difference then start the engine and
watch the ammeter. If Il shows
discharge or il the needle does not
mnvc AZ all the trouble NAV lie IN
, 1925-01-04

january 5 will find a group of
men and women taking office for
the first time. Fear will tug at
their heart strings. But remember
folks. they're new at the game.
II a few mistakes turn up, bear with
them and give them time. They're
Just as anxious TO serve you ms they
were to be elected that eventful
Tusday in November.
, 1925-01-04

The Casper Buick company. an
nounces the establishment of a new
Buick service station at Lavoye
which is equipped to adequately
care for all the oil field Bucks. G.
Forman will have charge.
, 1925-01-04
How to Locate and Remedy Faults in the
Lighting System
81 EH.se:o#:

1t is rarely that any serious fault develops in any part of the
lighting systems of cars built today, and for this reason when any.
thing goes wrong. the average owne does not usually understand Just
how to go about the job of finding ut exactly where the trouble lies.
IL y1u ave nMl a noul % SPAR; YOU can use II veS .ot hsu.
acquainted with it, s that If in the future any trouble occurs while
you IRE out on the road, you will know where to start to look for it.
, 1925-01-04

Here's sparky's weekly candidate
for the automotive hall OF infamy-
Tho bird who borrows your car,
dents a fender or running board and
then swears by every saint in the
category that he knows nothing
about It.
, 1925-01-04

The Mountain Tire Service under
the management of b. F. Raymond
assisted by Samuel Ford, has picked
up bag and baggage and moved to
newer larger quarters at 4O1 East
Second stree There 1t has assum-
ed the name OF the Dayton Rubber
company. and viii become an au-
thorized factory branch of that com
pany in Dayton, Ohio. Mr.. Ray
mond's IA years experience in the
tire game is thought to be the chief
reason for the outstanding success
of this company.
, 1925-01-04

The hrst Thing TO do IS 10 md
out what system of wiring is used.
This may be either a single wire
Oh a two wire system, and a be
decided very quickly. Remove n
OF the lamp bulbs and examine the
base. II a one wire system is used
you will notice one contact only in
the center. while if a two wire sys-
TEN is used, there will be two
contacts or blobs OF solder.
When a single wire system is
used the negative terminal or the
one maTked-on the battery is at
tached to the frame of the car or
is grounded, while the wire lead
ing from the positive terminal
marked + leads to the starter and
the switch box on the instrifncn t
, 1925-01-04

board From the switch boz; which usually contains the fuses also
a wire leads to the lamps and makes contact with the blob of solder
in the centre of the lamp bulb. When the switch is turned on cur
rent flows from the positive terminal Of the battery to the lamp bulb
and returns to the negative terminal OF the battery from the side of
the hlament in the lamp that is grounded through the base of the
bulb. socket and frame.
In the two wire system, the wires from both positive and negative
terminals are led to the switch box and two insulated wires then
carry the current to the two contacts at the base of bulb.
, 1925-01-04

That's all this time folks. Happy
New Year and all that goes with It.
, 1925-01-04

According TO word received this
morning by the Nash Casper Motor
company. the two Nash models to
be diEplnyced at the New York show
Will be the Nash Advanced SIX Sc
and : ther Nash Fou: PASSENGER
, 1925-01-04

Walt storrie say that he's IN IA
vor OF tho auto show no matter
when it's held. Next weeks meet
ing at the Townsend will tell the
tale.
, 1925-01-04

A carload of new Oidsmobiles Is
being given the air today for dis
play IN the saiesroom OF the Ma
tror;a Motor company. this after
noon. Among tho models IL ono OF
the popular now oldsmobile coaches
which should sweep Casper like tho
Chicago fire swept tho budding hub.
, 1925-01-04

The only cure for a careless driy-
er is the emergency hospital.
, 1925-01-04

It's still slippery so leave 'em on
a while longer.
, 1925-01-04

The Lee Doud Motor company,
has chalked up some excellent sales
during the past week and hope to
continue
, 1925-01-04

The Nolan Chevrolet company is,
figuratively speaking. sitting on the
edge of its chair these days, conf
IDENTIFY expecting the arrival of the
new Chevrolet models in ample time
for the promised big time on Mon
day.
, 1925-01-04

Some men commit su!cied-others
get married. That's not so good
though in many cases.
, 1925-01-04

Notre Dame went west and show
ed the californians Just how foot
ball is played.
, 1925-01-04

The r. N. Van SAINT company cele-
brated New Years day with tho sale
Of a lordly Hudson sedan. congrats.
boys.
, 1925-01-04

Have you seen any of the Tri
5une's careful driving observers?
, 1925-01-04

Comment has been wide upon the
holiday window at the Coliseum Mo
tor company and even the silent
stockman admits that it's the best
he has eve
, 1925-01-04

Joe f. Mansfield returned Friday
from Denver where he had been en-
gagged in business for several days.
, 1925-01-04

More and more Overiands are
making their appearance upon city
streets.
, 1925-01-04

Two new statesmen have been add
ed to the Overland and WHY'S
Knight department Of the Lee Doud
Motor company. Doesn't that In
dicate something?
, 1925-01-04

Auto o. impresses one much as
a child might who has suddenly sat
down upon a protruding pin. There
Is unusual vigor displayed In every
showroom and 1t looks as though
each dealer believes that he has an
individual option on all the live
prospects in town.
, 1925-01-04

Business at both police head
quarters and the sheriff's office has
been unusually good of late.
, 1925-01-04

coupe known as the Victoria. The
prices advertised at that time VIII
be I. o. b.. Kenosha. Wisconsin.
, 1925-01-04

Are there any bargain sales in
town?
, 1925-01-04

w. X. Lewis. factory representa-
tive for Studebaker has been in Cas-.
per during the past week at the Big
Six Motor company.
, 1925-01-04

Walter Storrie drove down to
Lusk Saturday on Buick business.
What business? None OF your bust
ness.
, 1925-01-04

If she doesn't pull. It's probably
valves.
, 1925-01-04

Continued from Page One.
old tine occasions years II years
ago. before Herr Nolstead kicked
over the well known bucket of soup.
Lee Doud went to Denver last
Thursday on urgent business. He
returned Saturday noon. bright.
happy and full of the old time vigor.
w. X. Lewis. factory representa-
tive for Studebaker has been In Cas-.
per during the past week at the Big
Six Motor company.
Two new statesmen have been add
ed to the Overland and WHY'S
Knight department OF the Lee Doud
Motor company. Doesn't that in
dictate something?
The Nolan Chevrolet company is.
f%iguratively speaking. sitting on the
edge of its chair these days, conf
IDENTIFY expecting the arrival of the
new Chevrolet models in ample time
for the promised big time on Mon
day.
The only cure for a careless driv-
er is the emergency hospital.
Some men commit su!cied-others
get married. That's not so good
though in many cases.
January 5 VIII find a group of
men and women taking office for
the first time. Fear will tug at
their heart strings. But remember
folks. they're new at the game.
II a few mistakes turn up, bear with
them and give them time. They're
Just as anxious to serve you as they
were to be elected that eventful
Tusday in November.
Joe r. Mansfield returned Friday
from Denver whore he had been en-
gagged in business for several days.
Are there any bargain sales in
town?
Comment has been wide upon the
holiday window at the Coliseum Mo
tor company and yer the silent
stockman admits that it's the best
he has ever seen.
The Lee Doud Motor company,
has chalked up some excellent sales
during the past week and hope to
continue.
It's still slippery SO leave 'em on
a while longer.
Here's sparky's weekly candidate
for the automotive hall OF infamy-
Tho bird who borrows your car.
dents a fender or running board and
then swears by every saint In the
category that he knows nothing
about It.
Walt storrie says that he's In IA
vor of tho auto show no matter
when It's held. Next weeks meet
ing at the Townsend will tell the
tale.
The r. N. Van SAINT company cele.
brnted New Years day with tho sale
Of a lordly Hudson sedan. c~ongrats.
boys.
A carload of new Oldsnobiles Is
being given the air today for dis
play IN the saiesroom of the Ma
trora Motor company. this after
noon. Among tho models IL ono OF
the popular now oidsmobile coaches
1T - -
Chicago fire swept tho budding hub.
According TO word received this
morning. by the Nash Casper Motor
company, the two Nash models to
be Displayed at the New York show
Will be thc Nash Advanced SIX Sc
ian and thet Nash Fous Passenger
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-29
LORINE


The farmers had four pretty days
last week to work and they used every
hour possible at work.
Next Sunday is preaching day here
and We hope to see large crowd out.
There was no prayer meeting Satur-
day night on account of the rain.
Il. n. MOndy and family visited
Lloyd Mondy and family last week end
The death of Uncle DOss Pratt was
a great shock to this community. He
once was a citizen of this place and
was always known as good man. He
was buried at Shiloh Sunday evening.
FOrty-seven cars followed the hearsa
from POcahontas. NgtUE
Aunt Dee Mondy and grandson,
Harry Pratt, attended church at Clear
View Sunday and took dinner with
Uncle Arch Stephens and family.
Mrs. Sam StandifOrd visited Mrs.
Mary Mondy one day last week.
Edgar Mondy and family spent Fri
day night with Aunt Dee MOndy.
Mark Bishop and Bill Tyler are buy
ing up some calves at this writing.
Mrs. Tilda Lewis and daughter,
Ruth, of POcahOntas visited Mrs Mary
Mondy Sunday.
l.. w. Mondy returned home Friday
night from Peach Orchard with news
of the champion cotton pickers, Rea-
son and GOings. They tied this time
by getting 1894 pounds last Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Eaton and children and
Mrs. Jack Eaton visited Ruth Good
man Sunday.
Glendon Standiford spent Friday
night with Don Reed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-29

There are pending several cases in
various counties to determine the ques-
tion of whether the commission allows
collectors for the collection of school
taxes to pay the taxes into the general
fund or the school fund. The Supreme
Court has held, in a Lonoke case. that
all taxes collected for school purposes
should go into the school fund. The
question is complicated in other cOun-
ties and final determination of II by
the Supreme Court is awaited with In
terest.