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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
AUGUSTA OPERA HOUSE

Viola Dana never performed in
such delightful comedy as in
Don't Doubt Your Husband" 1t is
such refreshing new style Of a pic
ture, and SO delightfully."- clever. AL
len Forrest is the husband OF not
quite one year. in the lot, rich in
settings as in situations-and the
suspected blonde, who always turns
up at the wrong time, provides i'm
mense amusement
The Chorus Lady" with Margaret
Livingston. lives up to its fame and
countrywide reputation. The pic
ture is just as intense and brisk as
the stage play which ran close to four
years in New York City, a rival for
attendance to THE Music Master"
at that time. 1t is altogether rare
entertainment than these two pic
lures on a single program.
Today to accommodate patrons the
theatre will run continuously from
2.l5 until closing time at 1890 p. NJ,
giving three complete shows, includ-
ing both features and the serial. at
2lo, at 500 and at 7.45 p. M. sharp
Tor the start Of each complete pro-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
KATHLEEN McAllSTER

On Tuesday, March 10th at SIS
y. m. under the auspices of the Au-
guSta Girls Community club. kath-
leen MCAliSter will be heard at the
City Hall. Tickets are now on sale.
The romantic career of this artist
born in poverty and brought up in
misery until some kindhearted lady
adopted her at Bangor, Maine, is one
of the most remarkable incidents of
what opportunity will do. Kathleen
McAlister was once a Bangor school
girl and now has risen to the front
rank of singers of the world. For to
win the first prize for singing at the
Paris Conservatory, she had to pos
sesS the greatest qualifications ere
she could convince the leading pro-
fessorS of music, that her art and
work could not be beaten by anyone
competing with her for the most COW
eted prize ever won by any American
girl. Moreover, she will remain now
alone In that category, for this very
prize she won has now been abolish
Ell at the Conservatory at Paris.
only month ago, after making q
sensational success at her concert in
Jordan hall, Boston, she returned to
her native city and was honored by
a banquet given by the Community
Concert committee of the Schumann
club at which over $50 prominent
ladies' and gentlemen were present
to show their appreciation for the
wonderful work Kathleen McAlister
mad done, from the time she was
given her opportunity. After a most
glorious concert at Bangor, she sang
at Portland, and added to her laur-
els by exceptionally fine vocaliz-
alton, a quality of art easily and in
stantly recognizable. She will sing
the same program here. which she
gave at Bangor and Portland.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
PROTEST DOING AWAY
WITH 2 SETS BALLOTS

Opposition to doing away with
the second set of ballots now pro-
vided for elections was voiced by
Secretary of State Frank w. BAH
and Deputy Secretary Edgar c.
Smith when hearing was given Fri
day afternoon before the judiciary
committee on bill designed for that
purpose.
Mr.. Ball declared that with the
soldiers vote in 1917, the women
voting. the absentee voting and the
!924 primaries, he would not be in
favor of doing anything to reduce
the number of ballots.
Judge Smith told the committee
mat the reason for the second set of
ballots. which is sent about a week
AFTER the first set. is to guard against
possible loss. He said that once the
ballots sent to the town of Union
were lost by the burning of the
town clerks office and that the sec
ond set had to be used.
The bill to provide for only sim
gle set was introduced by Repre-
sentative Smith of Bangor and was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
STATE or l1AIHl
PUBLIC UTILITIES COxxysNd
A. NO. eaa

TO THE MAINE CENTRAL IA
ROAD COMPANY AND ALL T.
SONS INTERESTED.
The Public Utilities Commissa|
Maine gives notice that on Tu.S|
March 3, 1925, at ten (19) o'clNk
the forenoon, at the Offices Of ,
Commission at the State HOUSE
Augusta, it will make public inv
cation and thereafter make ords(
recommendation. If any such q
just and reasonable. with refesns|
a rear-end collision occurring On 1
line of the Maine Central RAN
Company. in Farmingdale. near
vate crossing to Central Maine ri
Company's power station. on FL
airy 81, 1925, between two fre1
trains Of said Maine Central Raid
Company,-resulting in the death|
four unknown persons supposed u
caretakers of potato cars In 1
trains.
The Maine Central Railroad q
pany is required to have present.
the above named time and plats
persons comprising the train crew
both trains involved In the colil
and also Mr.. Murdoch Suthaa
signal engineer for said companl
Notice of said hearing is to be u
to the Maine Central Railroad Y
pany by causing to be sent BY n
tered mail to Mr.. Dana c. DoutA1
General Manager, Portland. Main,
copy of this order certified by
Clerk of this Commission; and pv||
notice OF said hearing is to be .,
by causing to be published in one
issue of the Daily Kennebec Jcut]
a newspaper published at Augusli)
the County of Kennebec, In said Y
a like copy of said order, oil Two
days at least before the date Of
hearing.
Given under the hand and sea-
the Public Utilities Commissioh
Augusta. this 9th day Of Zebra
CHARLES f. GURNEY,
HERBERT w. TRAFT0N
ALBERT GREENLAW,
Public Utilities Commission Qf A'
IL. 81
lClT
A true copy. .nn,xcs
ClsI
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
VASSALb0R0

A birthday party was given "
Gerard. Monday. in honor Of ha
birthday and % guests were pls'
to enjoy the evening. A pnu'
cake with IA candles, cookies y
balls and candy were seryea.
left wishing Miss Gerard many "
returns of the day. n
A Whist party and dance wa,
at Odd Fellows hall February n
it was given out that anotner W.
held this Saturday night. IA
Mrs. Lewis Knox had the l,,,
tune to fall on the ice and DreA''
arm Wednesday evening. !
Wilmer Robinsonr who nas
sick for a long time, IS auou'
same.-Mr. Glidden OF CroSs
called on his sister, Mrs. III
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. RUSS,
ford were in Waterville, "eun,s
on business.-Charles Stevens
ployed at the Vassalboro uai'''
mechanic for II. 3. Lawrence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
Maine Educators
Back from Busy
Cincinnati Convention

DR.. Augustus o. Thomas, Commits
sioner of Education, returned Friday
after attending the convention of the
National Educational Association
held in Cincinnati and at which over
$4,000 educators were present.
Monday evening, Feb. %, DR..
Thomas addressed those assembled
at the New England dinner which
was attended by over 200 former
New England educators. The guest
of honor at the dinner was Randall
j. Condor. former Maine man and
now superintendent of the Cincin-
natl schools.
Among the Maine delegation at
tending the convention were super
intendents Burrill of Augusta, Bick-
ford Of Lewiston, Williams of Rum
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
Dismisses Complaint
Alleging Curtailed
Service by NJ. G.. r. r.

The. Public Utilities Commission
Friday dismissed the complaint of
Fred M. Thompson Of Norridgewock
who alleging that the Maine Central
Railroad company several times re-
fused to set a car at the door Of his
potatoe house for shipment of po-
tatoes. The dismissal Of the case fol-
lowed the receipt Of a statement
from the attorney representing the
compliments that service had been
furnished by the railroad company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28

ford; Principals Wing of Deering
high school, Lowe Of Portland high
school, Proctor of Bangor high
school. Russell of Gorham Normal
schol and Mallett of Pennington
high school.
Those present from the Maine De-
partment of Education included DR..
Thomas, B. L. Packard. deputy sup
erintendent. A. w. Gordon and Flor
ence Hale, department agents.
Maine is getting good publicity ed
ucationally, DR.. Thomas declared on
Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
BELFAST

Timothy Chase Lodge. +. & A. NJ.
worked the master mason degree on
two candidates Thursday night, the
chairs being filled with Past Masters
of the order. There was a large at
tendance. A banquet was served.
Earl Brown a sergeant of Co. X
has been commissioned second
lieutenant by Governor Brewster
and assigned to the same company.
Company X has announced the
following dates for the three days
Carnival which will be held in the
Belfast Opera House, March rs, 81,
%. T.. c. Philbrook of Rockland, an
Experienced manager will put on the
;fffair which promises to be interest
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
STATE HOUSE
Governor Council 4so p M, Tuesday, March

miles Of us, so it gives them a good
change to dog them. Last winter
they were doing it and now thew are
at it again.
They say 1t is none of my business,
so will do something else to stop it.
They tell me l can not kill the dogs,
If do, I will get into trouble, so
now will ask you to help me stop
Them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
DOGS AND DEER.
DEER ANDDOGS

The following letter is typical one
selected from the many the Depart
ment of Inland Fish and Game has
been receiving lately: This comes
from Washington County, so it ap-
Fears that the eastern section of
Maine Is having trouble with dogs
chasing deer the same as the central
and western territory:
February rs, 1928.
Dear Sir:
In regard to the dogs here, I have
tried my very best to stop the dog
ging of deer. but they are bound to
do 1t. There is no warden within %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28

"Contraband," the well known Sat
urday Evening Post story makes ex-
cetionally good movie entertainment,
being played by the well kown stars,
Lois Wilson, Noah Berry and Ray
mond Hatton. The story is of girl
who is left small town newspaper
and deals with her attempts at
cleaning up the town. There is de-
lightful comedy as well as action and
all told makes a delightful attraction.
Special added feature today deals
with the attempt at rescue of Floyd
Collins, the unfortunate man who
was pinned by a boulder deep down
in cave. Many interesting scenes
are shown during the attempt Of
rescue of Mr.. Collins.
There is also comedy featuring
Will Rogers and Our Gang"
Three complete shows will be given
today at >. & and S.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28

Ford truck Mr.. Mills was in VIM
throp Wednesday.-Mrs Ralph Bal
lard was a caller this week Of Mrs.
+. F. Dudley.-We are glad to re-
port Henry Lyon much improved in
health.-T. W. Longley of Lakeshore
was in this place Tuesday on bus
ipnSc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
Waldo Pomona Granue

Waldo County Pomona Grange, p.
of H., will be entertained at an IL
day meeting Tuesday in Odd Fellows
hall, by Seaside Grange of Belfast.
The session Will convene at 1890.
dinner will be Served at noon and a
program will be given in the after
noon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL THEATRE

"Contraband," the Paramount Com
edy-Drama, Featuring Lois Will
son, Noah Berry and Raymond
Hatton. a Distinct Hit-Will Rog-
ers and "Our Gang" in Big Two.
Reel Comedy-SpecaI Attraction
Showing Pictures Of the Attempt
to Resuce Floyd Collins; Many Re-
markabie Scenes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28

gram; however, patrons can come in
whenever they wish and withdraw
when they again reach that point OF
the program when they came in
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
Frost-Quackenbush

Cards have been received in Bel
fast announcing the marriage in
Chicago of Chester b. Frost, son of
Mrs. Lena Frost of Union street.
Belfast, and now located in Chicago.
and Miss Emma Lasell Quackenbush.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel IL.
QuackenbuSh. The ceremony took
place on Saturday at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frost
will be at home after April LIST at SIS
Diversey Boulevard, Chicago. Mr..
Frost has been for number of years
years with the Hope Webbing Com
pany of Pawtucket, at his Boston,
Pawtucket. New York and Chicago
offices. now having charge of the
Northwestern territory with head
quarters in Chicago. During his fire.
quent visits home he has kept in
touch with his old friends and next
summer he will be accompanied east
by his bride who will receive warm
welcome.
DR.. Harry l.. Kilgore of Belfast
was elected president of the Waldo
County Medical Society at the an
nual meeting held Tuesday night.
Other officers are vice president, DIR.
c. B. Holt. Liberty; secretary and
treasurer. DIR. S. G. Pattee, Belfast.
Delegate to the Maine Medical Asso-
citation convention in Bar Harbor in
June. DIR. Pattee with Dr. +. c. Small
of Belfast alternate DIR. Silas C..
Blaisdell of Winterport, formerly of
New York. was elected to member
ship and DIR. Pattee was made Gems
or for three years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28

Alton L. Ward. BOTH of Newburg
Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28

And we have just received wonderful assortment
Plain Georgete Scarfs in all the colors at. 1925
Figured Georgette Scarfs in all combinations at 1925
Plain Crepe de Chine Scars in all the delicate shades
See this wonderful assortment at ........... S2.9S
Plain Crepe de Chine Plain Georgettes, also Printed
Georgette in many beautiful shades. Lace Scarfs in
Plain and Ombre shades.
Other beautiful scarfs in exclusive designs at
S3.9S, $4.9S and $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28

For Saturday selling we offer
a special lot of pretty day
time fr0cks in smart ging-
hams and chambrays. These
are exceptional values bought
much under price and we Of
fer at this low price. You
will want two or three Of
these frocks for now or later
wear. Specially priced $1.19
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28

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, 1925-01-25

Hold on there. Where's your
ticket?"
Haven't any
Then you can't so in"
Take a look at this pass. I'm a
careful driver"
You are entitled to the same con.
s~ideratfon any night this week at
the Rialto theater If the license
number of your car appears in the
above list. For the ten numbers
appearing represent the cars whose
pilots have been chosen by observ-
Yrs of the Tribune as the ten most.
deserving drivers who operated We
hicles in Casper during the past
week. They have been chosen be
of the marked care they have
shown in the handling of their
machines.
II your number appears above.
Just clip this story from the auto
mobile section. and take your license
plate of registration card with ii to
the Rialto box office and claim your
fee ticket which is good for any
matinee or evening this week. The
year of each license number has
, 1925-01-25

alike, local automobile men naNo
come to a booming voice in the ac-
tons of our state legislature, and
while their wishes are never in the
form OF a command still they receive
prompt attention because they gen.
orally represent the desires Of the
majority Of those interested.
Members of the committee rep
resenting the Casper Automotive
Dealers association are In Cheyenne
at the present time where their sug-
gested amendments are being taken
into consideration by the legislature
now in session. Much of the recon.
mendation. which appears below, is
presented with references TO other
laws already on the statute books
and n is we'll nigh impossible for the
average reader to understand the
more technical side. presented. How
ever, the changes and amendments
asked are to be considered for the
betterment OF the purchaser OF an
automobile as well as for the deal
, 1925-01-25
DRIVE ON AUTO
THIEF OPENED
Universal Title Law
Plan Advocated by
Association.

one Of the most important feat
urea on the program Of the Ameri
can Automobile Association for the
year 1925 is the launching OF a Wig
orous. nationwide campaign, to &c
cure the adoption OF n universal
state certificate Of title for automo-
biles.
with ~ Of the 4s states Of the
union due to he in session this year,
the a. a. A. Is modifying all its re.
sources and influence to drive the
automobile thief under owe and
put an end once and for all to this
gigantic peddiing I'm stolen GODS in
state and interstate comn efcc.
Twelve STATS which have ALREADY
adopted the legislation sponsored by
the A. A. A. will throw their moral
support into the scale by opening
their records to show that the enact
ment OF a certificate OF title law has
in a brief period cut in half the
number OF stolen cars while Il has
resulted in placing dozens of motor.
ious automobile thieves behind pris-
on bars. and also resulted in a re
ductlon Of automobile theft rates.
, 1925-01-25

-. Nil.
n.. - 80, 80 - =,
y .Su up
L. a,, -,
bnitv
naHsn.~s
Nv -, a,,tna'ah,pa 5aa,an co.
1900 n"noD s.SaaS..s,
$50 - H. - ,antsie.,Sra ~
-. 80 ~
-
Snne%N W-AN-- -
eIey
nNs al"
hecomnnohua.ions 10 Jasper AUTO
mophe dealers Association;
I'VE. the undersigned committee,
recommend the appointment of a
committee OF five consisting Of three
automobile dealers and two attor-
neys to prepare bills for legislation
along the following lines. and 10 So
licit the cooperation and support
from dealers throughout h state:
81. We recommend legislation to
include conditional sales contracts
and leases under the penalty of Sec.
ton 7ii5, 1890 archaeological OF
mortgaRed property.
90 Amending section, A7ts1a2o
s,atu,s-conditIonaI ,ales so ina,
The lien ~ inc conditiona1 sales cor.
80, vii oyn,,e tvo years from
da,a q, such sato
40 We recoron,o,d .ba. tI,a ron,
ui,teo. ra,her data from various
source. csneciaiIv tho new nronos.
ID ie~r,slation in Colorado and droft
,oy au,omohirs anti.tbeft law ON.
d-oayorIry 10 retain The GOOD foa.
,,,-os ~ tho prosen. law s,uniifv.
- IN r,a,,or % t-a,.fors and The
rre.on, mo,hoa =, sacnr,ng ,icsn.
, 1925-01-25
0USNG WE LEO GIVEN WORLD FLERS IN ICELAN[
800 MODELS
Are LISTED
IN HANDBOOK

In the twenty.second annual Hand
Book OF Automobiles. which has just
been issued by the National Auto
mobile Chamber OF Commerce, 1875
motor vehicles are illustrated and
,e5 models are listed. The specinca-
tons which r grouped In sections.
v JIG passenger cars. &c com
mercial cars and motor trucks. six
taxicabs and nine motor busses,
which will be produced this year by
the manufacturers who are members
Of the chamber. With the excep-
ton of five electric vehicles, all are
gasoline propelled.
, 1925-01-25
EUen the Auto
Goes Hand in
Hand With LOUe
By SPARK PLUG.

There's suro no telling
What love will do
For sages have told US
It's life's greatest
Miracle and 1t seems
That sometimes it's &C
Darn MIRACULOUS 1t can
Ruin what might be a
Perfectly good car
And so 1t was that
Our two good friends
Tobias and Ralph
Each loved the same
Girl and the fates
Had decreed that Ralph
Should own q Bearcat Four
While Toby must needs
BE moro than content
With n Sap -Four and
More usually three"
But nothing could kill
The heat OF their love
And she told them both
One brilliant Sunday
That he who arrived
At her house first
Might take her out
For q bit Of a spin
And have the evening all
To himself, so Toby
Stronrarmed his bus
Into action and steamed
Along toward tho house
OF his dreams. but he
Hadn't gone but a mile
Or two when a Klaxon
Sounded a block behind
And along came Ralph
Doing sixty per hour
And 10 make matters worse
That very moment a tire
Blew out on Toby's car
But he never stopped
lust let the casing come
OF the rim and
Kept on going with
Only the time for
Physical support and
He hoped against hope
And his prayers were
Answered for in fifteen
Minutes tho side Of
The road was filled
with Ralph and the air
Was blue with the curses
Aimed at a tire that
wouldn't come of the rim
with a CHEEKY call
Old Toby ratified right
On by with his rim
Bent badly but he didn't
Care for II looked as
Though he'd win the
Race and sure enough
Ralph thought too much
OF his costly rims to
Risk their lives all for =
Girl and with a parting
shudder the little Sap
Three pulled up at
The gste Of the girl
They loved and they
Drove away about a block
To a shady iane they
Both new well and there
The rim was we'll avenged
For she promised to
Forsake single life and
Ride in the Sap forever.
THANKS
, 1925-01-25
No HOUSING

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Jan. "a
Purveyors OF real estate nowadays
are bearing haggard co%untenances
through the streets of CONSTANT
nople. For Constantinople is being
evacuated weekly by hundreds OF
persons leaving for other European
cities. Tho outrush was started
when Constantinople ceased to be
the capital Of Turkey.
, 1925-01-25

JUST as INC carIy Voyages OF INC
vikings were described in the sagas
of old.
Our flight frop Hornahord to
R~eykjavik was, of course. the first
cross country aerial journey y
made over Iceland" added Arnold.
But we followed the coast line all
the way and. on account OF clouds
of vapor and gases that hid them
from view, We missed seeing the
many smoking Sraters for which
Iceland is famous.
, 1925-01-25
Recommendations Taken to Cheyenne Hold
Valuable Hints for Solons in Lending
Mutual Help to Dealers and Owners.
By SPARK PLUG

Nothing is SO good that proper and thoughtful legisla-
ton cannot make it better.
/. Delving deeply into state laws which directly affect the
business in which they are engaged and suggesting either
privately or silently ways in which these statutes may be
improved to act for the betterment of dealer and purchaser
, 1925-01-25

of strength these days. Pray for an
other gusher.
Hospital visions, horrible as they
are, might come in handy to the
bird who is about TO step down to
the floor.
They are now advocating special
guillotines for automobile statesmen
who persist in the doctrine that dis.
cussion the better part Of silence"
With the cessation of the cold
snap the tire business at the Brodie
Rubber company, has picked up 10.
ticeably.
We haven't noted the establish
nient of any new service stations re-
Gently.
There is a striking display Of the
Good Maxwell in tho showroom at
the Casper Motor company.
"Breathes there a bird with soul so
Who V to himself has said
This is my own
My little car"
The new Marmon has scurrted
about the streets with numberless
passengers during the past week,
with w. r. Yielding or f. n. Van
SAINT at the helm.
Did you know that the Wyoming
Automotive company publishes a
Continued on Page Three
, 1925-01-25

However. i was far from being
a monotonous trip. for We passed.
nearly n hundred different glacier.
and underneath us along the rocEy
shore line were scores OF wrecked
ships piled up by the angry seas
that lash this arctic island.
Modern. Rousing Reception.
But what amazed US most of az
were the well titled fields over when
we flew As we approached Reyi.-
jayik We coufd tell at a glance that
CONTINUED on Page Four)
, 1925-01-25

been given in the prize list so that
there may be no trouble through
the changing of license numbers.
Many people arc driving with 1926
plates while others still retain their
1924 numbers.
, 1925-01-25
FAR NORTH COUNTRY |SSPANNED
FOR FIRST TIME BY A|RPLANE
Thoroughly Modern City Of $4,000 Found at
Reykjevik; Stay Of l3 Days Broken by
Start for Greenland.
BY LOWELL THOMAS.

Copyright. BY tho Chicago Tribune Newspapers Syndicate and the Nc
cure Newspapers Syndicatel
According to Arnold, prior to the arrival of the world
flers, no aIrpdane had ever been in Iceland, and the in
habitants regarded their visit as the most historic event
since the original discovery of the island by the Norsemen
over a thousand years ago. The Icelanders said they even
intended to commemorate the episode in their folk SONGS
, 1925-01-25
CARE IN AUTO
DRIVING STILL
PAYS DIVIDEND
Tickets to Rialto Are
Free to Ten More
Rewarded Here.

2ls6O "a. 1899 '2i. 1880 81,
5403 rs, 47i0 ~. 1884 81. 5s69
rs, ESQ rs, 1868 rs and silsi
"a.
, 1925-01-25
LEGISLATIVE SUGGESTIONS OUTLINED BY
CASPER AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION
THE AUT0M0TWE MELTING POT
Conducted by SPARK PLUG"

The oil industry is Casper's arm
of strength these days. Pray for an
other gusher.