Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1919, Page 10

= — $$$ = : sad | 5 . ‘ ’ |the most difficult buildings for the | 5 | benefit of the Salvation Army, fell . ed ee |to his death from a height of five An > . Y | IN FIVE-STORY FALL AT ‘stories in. Omaha, according tore. tl S k ; i | posta received here. Strothers was Ln ' | es | still turning over a large percentage Jes | } WAS HERE LATELY of his proceeds to’ the Salvation ff sy | lirics Sales Prove Assertion That| ati a i | Haynes les Prove Assertion Lihat) ea | ‘ . 3a Plant Enlarged for Record Produc: ” Majorit Desire Improved | Theft Charged but Plaintiffs Are| apes - ‘ | A recent police investigation ‘in Bu tion in 1920; Expansion | ae # Unable to Identify Man William Strothers, dtherwise known | London discloses that more than half Ble Is Rapid Type of Auto Who Stole I | as the “Human Spider”, who this fall) of the frequenters of fashionable Ce pa ~ S aSee tole It electrified Casper street audiences) pambling places in the metropolis 50 cha : bey 2s “As the automobile industry has x and those of other Wyoming towns Were women. Do The Buick factory at Flint, Michi-| evolved, expanding ‘and progresred,| Mary had a little lamb, and cities daring feats aling si) gan, continues to grow. In the early | the attitude of the public has gradual-) Its fleece was white as snow, | —— St days of Buick history, a new build-|jy shifted with the passing of the} And everywhere that Mary went, a ing or two were added to the factory years in regard to the open and closed The lamb, it also had to go. Ae each year, but the march of progress! car styles,” states Mr. S. M. How, Only the lamb did not,belong to) by has now become so rapid that 1 general sales manager of the Haynes! Mary but Mrs. D. L, Gaston, wife} ‘ Ki buildings and machinery are neces-| Automobile company, Kokomo, Ind. of an ex-pplieeman and the lamb) a sary every few months. “In the infancy of the industry. the did not go, but was taken by a strange} Lav For the 1920 season, the biggest touring car and the roadster were the | and thus far unknown man—to the Lu Buick production in history is plan-| popular types of cars and were man-/ Sandbar. The lamb was a small M: ned, and in order to take care of the) ufactured in an overwhelming major- thing, valued at only $5, M: hundreds of thousands of aluminum,| ity, Later on, the closed models he- It was gamboling on the green, Nc brass and bronze castings that will) gan to make their appearance in the} namely the front yard of the Gaston ; O1 be required in building these cars,|lrage cities in a very limited num-| home. A passing stranger saw it. He) FE b a 60 0 Mil Pi a new foundey hag been pohaerces ber. Year by year, this es | TESTING REAL FOOD VALUE OF MILK—These six Roxbury, Mass., sepped. ine fhe yard, De i under, aoric 0 ues { . and equipped for this work. been increased until now the closed a 3 R rms, starte: ot. ‘ i This oanded ig not only much| models are a familiar sight, not only, | babes pally pacer constant obsertetign Sauce yee nexe thvee months Neighbors saw him, They told Mrs. | Cord 8000 Miles Sv larger than the old foundry, with a) on the city boulevards, but on the] and every week will have their measurements and weight taken in a | Gaston. All three wages started Te vastly ancreasee capaci; but poset | great national pigueess that stretch test to determine the food value of milk. The test is under the auspices sawn te oe ee men pe w the additional advantage 0! ing | across the continent. a, of the Raxbury Baby Hygene Association. () U.&U ee Ba “iether mae 4 W designed purely for the purpose of “The reason for this shifting of} , c . - |in the ndbar district. he man) admitted taking the lamb, but said | |the popular favor from the jopen the latest and most improved meth- , a ¥ ~ and conveyer eae “ |to the closed models is due to «| that it belonged to him. 4 ‘The building itself is made of re-| number of things. One is that tne! YSERA TRENCHES BEAR EVIDENCE OF LATE HARDSHIPS ., When he piped ie the sronnd | va, inforced concrete. is light and airy,| closed cars are now so manufactured | UL pecans Rane to N Us aon tl Gaal al + and is equipped with a combined/that they can readily be transform-/ 5. * *% *% Ps * * * 2. a a. AME in te minds of the women! e ig > heating and ventilating system that|ed into open cars by lowering the| ies eyes a Uae Bt ee ro U er ‘il - supplies fresh, warm air to all parts | side of glasses. In this way they EFFECTS OF BITTER STRUGGLE MAKE V ee e neo crag i ae jifie he| = > of the building in cold weather and closed cars, such as the sedan and} ’ peas t ane ey got out e waa : » pure, cold air during the warm sen, | Comper ere the ees sheenen All apd pin Sy ES hag ea A Co ° ns. In this way the air in the) purpos pes 5 | \ m ; < $uilding is always free from smoke| adaptable to all sorts of weather in! DIXMUDE, Belgium, (By The As-|seen sticking thru the mud. Within ppesce Court an eeaay nae oe pany - and injurious vapors that are so com- all climates. sociated Press.)—Lining the banks of |sight of the bridge. the muzzle of alman whom they had arrested. y DISTRIBUTORS mon in foundries. ; Jn connection with this foundry is a complete power house and dy- namo room. There are also restau- rants for the men and women em- “Another reason for the present) ‘popularity of and demand for closed cars in the education of the auto-| mobile public to the varied uses of \these models. For many years it | was the general impression that closed the Yser river, far as the eye can} see are the trenches which for so] many month during the war were} occupied by the Belgian and German! armies, the Belgians on the south! bank and the Germans on the north. field piece, rusted and useless, points to the sky. Much of the debris of the battle- field has already beta collected. Miles upon miles of barbed wire have been All Judge W. E. Tubbs could do was to delease the man. He went} his way, so did the women. Mary's} —or rather Mrs. Gaston’s—lamb| went home wel! protected. | ae _ sage cea 116 S. Center Phone 772M Joyes. Apparently, nothing has been ‘ Pie A laimed Sy bh: Smitted that could add anything to oe pwere ts Vet 2 Horyactying Pigy sill Sear many masks gf gil ean po in teed 4 re the working conditions or the efficien-) hd é cle) and rifle fire, and mouldy straw in front of the li bi r pear * " 7 t the sedan and 1 el e lines but at some} i ey of thes rant eyo and eau MenE WEAEE he ote ME an a, dam flere Si col ointe along the tr bank the oll] acm OW | _— ment. he resu shown e ge Bee rata | ahd os 4 . 3 | entanglements still remain, rusted BRIGGS. ‘ i Z i their worth on long tours and during} which the soldiers were subjected. | Bee phiameees - large production obtained and in the | © er A s Baer eis ury 1. land twisted on stakes which are Briggs says 0 high quality of the various types of clear: Ries Cer gee 1's ons the: German. sige ot me eee fast falling into the ground. There| that when he was | y ne castings, with a percentage of scrap | eet provectiles, and cool even on a[ate sreat piles of reeled wire which| young be was en | DEALER Ww that is remarkably low when the rig-| 1h A ligt aes ore peri Pa Bh ay @/have not been unwound since it left] efehitect of his \ Y re idity of the various inspections is ha the Germans hon the fichting weal the Wire mills, while the “military| own fortune. 149 W. 2nd. Phone 214 fis taken into consideration. ‘ i fie Se MBE wien the “ighing Was! telephone systems are still stretched | Didn't they : Se a igerator, in-| , de SEVEN TRUCKS ANG Two stead of the bunks and chairs which|_, The people of Dixmude, as the peo-| _ thove days? co —-- a once lined its;sides one now ¢ces Rie of every oie destroyed Belgien tis Fifteen Buicks, open style motor}pile u ile of bee sts, filled | AW are Bracuslly renee F H Ae Casper Motor Company. They’ are; guard*at work cleaning up the|!™& given them by the government hl selling facts: ahd merry laugh-| se |roadsters and touring cars, Prac-| ground. feel tht 3 them heart and strength /| tt: Lie did taal (See Bh ig ‘ w A N VAN SANT REGENTLY canis all of them are sold, Agents} Behind the dugout, the bodies of zo weein a eiaaad la ee bell Po tasteate 2 OF it = al be for the Buick cars here are conse-' three soldiers—two Belgians and one| MAY See & she SorSosse-sSo-she eSoekecfocte-sheete-ete todte stostesto-s gi Pa "quently urging their patrons and pro-|German— were buried on the bank pole annie Dabad Bap few brie odie o-ehoeg oe sfo-atn-ee-sfonge-fe sheeleete in Five trucks and two automobile: |SPective buyers to place their orders, of a tinyspond, made by bursting] FiO". ‘home, and in another’ place ate lyri ible. shells. Little ‘crosses mark the|hbor’s home, and in another place make up the sales record of R. N. Van | ROW OF as early as possibic, eeRtinanl aiovanth +a,|™men, and women too, are patching w Sant for the past ten days with the seid PI Ohe aN Gr Over un Dole a roof. \ b] y page over territory in cen | EXIT COLLA RS, ; Along the Yser one: may plainly| But these instances. are. few. In ere BS) a a © the tmuek purchasers expressed!” LAUNDRY BILL [seas eee eee ea te eee Complete that nothing i left for the 3) their preference in the Clydesdale of a. dupout has. beer crushed ak poor Belgian but te nuild a new ti thru sales to the following: _Wyom- IS. TOO HIGH |ana turther atong the- duckboards | house. / ® li ing Gas Company, Basin; R. E. Smith from an abandoned, trench. 1 But tt sople! hauny sand d and C. W. McMaster, Basin; J. F _(By_ Associated Press.) SOE Se a a Zednick, Greybull; W. G. Tyler LONDON, (By Mail)——-Wearied of ’ 1 Kaycee; Kenneth McDonald, Arm. the starched collar, the raw edge, the d into. climbing tie and big laundry bills, de-} = e E. D. Lorimer of Lusk purchased a | Mobilized army officers are seconding | é Hudson automobile and W. G. Fricke | the efforts of fashion makers to re- | r of the same place bought an Hs: x,| Vive the Byronic bare throat and a car that came into wide poy rity |Open shirt. “Our stiff-necked linen | t this season . is to be consigned to z | ] i writes one. The new fa | t * Many of the prominent film act-| unqualified support of the m: : resses are earning an e: penny | specialists of Harley st ; i ' nowadays by posing in hats and) point to the brawny sailor mun | e STORAGE { f . k f. | { gowns made by the fashionable ti-lexanplo of what the decollete shit} BATTERY | or every truck, for every load, for every pur- : liners and modistes. does for one. | { ———= mes 1 re | i | pose. y nm . 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