Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 30, 1918, Page 4

. vraeres aS ADABL LAD. MILLIONS HURT Over Two Million Patients thri Hospital Mills of Great Britain and Ireland LBy Associated Press NEW YORK, Nov. 27 Hospitals in Great Britain and Ireland have tredted 2,391,349 British and Indian troops and German prisoners wound- ed in the various theatres of war, re- storing many thousands to health and losing less than a dozen by accidents in transportation, the British Bureau of Information has announced here in a review of the United Kingdamni’s medical, surgical nursing work during more than 51 months of war. Attending to the comfort of the wounded “from the moment they ‘be- come casualties,” the statement said, the British Medical Service brilliantly” to a tremendous task and | brought millions of men into England by hospital ships and ambulance rains “with the least possible delay and suf- fering.” Among the wounded treated in the British Isles, it was said, were 41,819 German officers and men who contrast to the treatment meted out to Allied wounded prisoners in Ger- man hands.’” ‘ SEES = a = a ANGER FIELO IN TEXAS | | oro =s3 % . . | | BOOMING, SAYS DRILLER} = j 4 Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY | ‘ | . | Driller W. E. Murphy, well known in this state atid flow in Texas, writes Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. to his friend C. M. Robb of the Na- | |tional Supply Co. Here that work in| Local Stocks | eA New York Curb rd. li scsate te oe eceg eer eer | American ------- 02 025 | Midwest Ref ___133.50 184.00 | in the world and tools are going there | Bessemer a8 0s Midwest, com. —__ op 1.07 = 1 From ait parts Big Bear 02 024 | Midwest, pref. 1.18 1.82 He expects core work to be lively | Big Five as 02 -024 Merritt —_ _ 21.25 21.75 | there dit Sintee ce the Webther iu| Boston. Wyo. .20 22 | Glenrock Oil _ 3.50 3.62 | yery mild_and warm. Wyoming will ee nae ‘3 28 <6 Oneaikee eit bi He | eae one most of the work next) Coltnibine,. Sapblpa: = 7.00 795 OTE sy Ge ThE fiela is| CoM: Royalty Houston Oil .-__ 73.00 75.00 leeouna ain per day for driiters atta Casper Embar --- Oklahoma P & R_ 9.25 9.37 ! $10 per day for toolies, board costs prsugrn > peer: jaround $1.50 per day and all the Ju er New York Stock Exchange | crews are working a 12 hour tour. | Kin a Stocks _ pees Abe eS } nney - = Mount. & Gulf_ 9 Open Close Northwest -~_ | Mexican Pet, --.. | 1:58 156% “rose | Outwest — Texas Oil -_ 18@4 183 Pathfinder Sinclaig Oil ~---- 34 34 | Premier Us 8. Stee... 2 959 953 | | Picardy ~~ | = | Riverton Ref. - Liberty Bonds - Republic ~_ x6 Open Close H, E. Dyke; driller, was a visitor| Shiloh ~~~ — aes oo. | jin. the city yesterday. Mr. Dyke| United Pet. =e" ao | were attended with-care “in striking | came in, from Iron Mountain where| Western Ex. 25-20 25-00 he hag drilled a well thra the first BaaG re Wall Creek sand for the American | , 8rd 4is + 96.70 band | Oil company there and he left for} WEE TEE cocie i] ath 43a 2 77 gees Te pel Wounded British (comprising only part of the total casualties of this class) treated in the United Kingdom sinte August, 1914, are simmarized as follows: From France, 105,212 officers, 2.048,058 of other ranks; from the Mediterranean, 8,144 of- ficers, 150,884 men; from Italy, 378 officers, 4,574 men; from the Persian Gulf, 1,214 officers, 16,521 men. ‘Na- tive Indian wounded brought to Eng- land numbered 368 officers and 14,- 182 men. ———_—- ARMY ILLNESS AT MINIMUM Only 4,000 Cases of Enteric Fever Despite Billeting in the Infested Areas LONDON, Nov. 29.—In the great war the British armies had only 4,- 000 cases of enteric fever in over) four years, despite the fact that the) troops have frequently been billeted | in areas infested with the dis. } This is attributed to the effo | Salt Creek last evening to drill in ay well in that field. The Scarcity 6f good men to han-| dlé the tools of different wells has WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET Warm Springs — ---$1.00EIk Basin ~- caused the operators to apportion the| Salt Creek - - 1.50Grass Creek - time of their best drillers among each| Big Muddy . = 1.50 Fossil ones) z wegakes 2 other’s wells and as the wel? Mr.| Pilot Butte - 1.50Lander - -+- 1.26) Dyke was working upon at Iron} Moutitain was shut down for want of | sb. ae ee OME WORKERS FLOCKING ~—-BAGK TO FORMER HOMES) | the casing gets there. ae a PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 27.—No |sooner had the armistice terms been | _. DUTCH INTELLECTUAL THE HAGUE, Nov. 27.—In order | i? local yards and went back to their to bring into closer touch the scien-| homes, often in distant cities, accord-| tific and intellectual forces in Hol-|ing to reports from shipbuilding com-! land and the United States, Leyden) panies here. They formed a very university, at the suggestion of the!small percent of the thousands em- Dutch government, has commissioned ployed in the yards. Professor Van Vollenhoven, one of It is easier to obtain desirabte la- the world’s leading authorities on in-|por thun it Was six months ago, it ternational law, to accompany Minis- js said, and employers can to some ter Cremer to Washington where the ; extent choose their help. professor will make a long stay. | Influential circles haye long been; Lowe Brotherks Paints only. at urging Hoiiand tc follow France’s | Holmes. example in sending out intellectuals | F/J.S. SUR Petroleum Geolagist will be open for engagements. be- tween Nov. 18 and Dee. 18. Wire or write 503 CommonWealth Bldg., Denver, Colo. GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co., Crude Oil Testing a Specialty P. O. Box 325. Ri. 10, over Lyric WORD OF HONOR,’ is 5 a3" Teen eee ge CAR OWNERS ATTENTION We now carry a complete stock of FIRESTONE CORD TIRES to fit every car in sizes from 30x32 to 38x7. Wé Now Have on Display 3 Giant Pneumatic Cord Truck Tires We are heré to givé yoti quick; satisfactory service, Our COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL SIZES aeedip tauce “ikks awaits your order and our hydraulic press will attach the PRESSED-ON types within a few hours: Half the Truck Tonnage of America is Carrier on Firestone Truck Tires EARL C. BOYLE 231-237 North Center, Casper, Wyo. Paar yas r EIT Eg SS Teleplioiie 9 Ee BO prom PO pay BUOY pn PEs oe SSI Pe DA a (A | aS a ee Se a the British army medical service. | of the type of Bergson and Tardieu Medical officers say that illness’ to visit and lecture in other countries, | among the British army has been re-| and Professor Vollenhoven’s appoint- duced to a minimum. Sanitation and| ment is regarded as the result of that inocculation have been primarily re-| movement. sponsible for this happy state aof af-| ee fairs. ~ | | understand ene stcdee tot ITALY WHT BIVE AID have been made it must be remem-} se bered that during the two anda half) years of the South African war there} Th COMMERCE ABROAD were more than 50,000 cases of en-} ' teric among a force of 200,000 mén| and this in a country practically im- EMTS TT F mune from the disease up to the out-| ROME, Nov. (By Mail.) — break of hostilities. ‘ | Italian chambers of commerce abroad Thruout the British army in France) are to be unified, subsidized, and re-| infectious diseases have been practi-| oreanized, as one Italian peacetime cally eliminated. Every officer | measure for rehabilitating commerce. the British army has been given a} Henceforth chambers of commerce course in sanitation. Successful tox-| will form integral parts of the Ital- ine and vaccines have been invented), consular service. Officials of for gas, gangrene, etc., and huge! the consular service will be ex-officio strides have been made in the ad-| embers nfiessintaxacitivalconalt Vance s Dances | tees. The Italian government w’ er ee subsidize the Pete: for the’ NT PROPOSED Ag work for devélopment Of Italian in- i dustries afid commerce, wherever Aa ) | merece ii the largé American cities ’ AOYS if LARAMIE WYO, |e: expected to los in numbers of 4 ey are situated. | members, but gain ay mower, thru the (By United Press) onfinied to Italian subjects and -Menibérship in the chambers will fi Italian chambers of com- new laws. etait hes sro xe 0) hock | REINDEER SHIPPED TO THE | looking to a popular subscription to| UNITED STATES FOR MEAT) a fund to erect a monument to the memory of all the young mén from Albany county who have been killed in action in France or died in the service of the cowutry during the war with Germany. Thanksgiving rush is over an attempt! good as beef. The reindeer weighs on! will be made to form some plat and the average of 150 poufids dressed colléct about $2,000 for the erection) Carl Albertson of Nome estimate: of tke monument. It has béen sug-|that there are more than 100,00 gested that the monument be erected|reindeer in Alaska and adds that at the city park, at the court hotse,| herds aggregating 18,000 head have or at the library, and that a pldtform/ been purchased and will be mar- be made of cement at the same time) keted. The government tmports rein- with cement benches surrounding it,| deer from Siberia. | for a rest place for the people of the —_—- city, a so civic cel , with a ca pete) 8 phages a adntasa for POURS peste Oe in aides concerts and aeplace for holding of KENSINGTON, N,.H.—Forty cans memorial exercises on one day to be Bs a ear for that purpose. pepe oh it would be. ittie | of milk poured on the house of John trouble to'raise the fund needed, as|W. Lamprey saved it from destruc- every citizen would like to have ation by fire. No water was dyail-| hand in the affair. able. An adjoining, bitrh barred, — - }and nineteen cows and thrée, horses | A Belfast firm of shipbuilders re-| were Jost. The estimated.damage was cently established a record by com-) $12,000. | pleting a standard ship of e000 tons ES eakea Cea TTY Rae i et -quarters days. | ving to 2 s8 a ver! an ee Bnet theeeaarier y |curréncy in 1797, the British gov-} England is using paper envelopes} ernment issued Spanish dollars coun-| which can be turned inside out and|ter-marked with the head of George} madé to-do servite a-second time. | IIL. “ | WASHINGTON, D. C.—Sixty tons of dressed reindeer meat was re. |cently marketed ‘in the United States. This meat is quite tender and, altho As soon as the/ it has the taste of wild game; it is as |se . S. NOTICE Monument. quarry thro’ will raise 25 If you anticipate erecting a tomb- stone for Memorial Day, see my cuts and order now, allowing me to reach the ary ist and you will save 25 per cent. Tombstone Works Opposite Pos Robert Simpson. 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