Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1919, Page 2

RAGE aa PERS Sores ¥ wee, 3 ch or ee A are a a ck INE CURED : /O\ Wap THE 2 | MY HUSBANDS } DocToR PRESCRIBE ’ . i -- : : INSOMNIA / Ge WHICH a}e : X ; of, Cerny: by ig ig E aren ae ‘ ° 2 F _- = ; OP paving dis. GWE ME ENERY TWENTY MUNOTE Ss ALL NIGHT ONG ba cil meeting ifveash jx d, ee is the Price bid by the : : ts L r n the amoun: bid - " a / : <% a ae company but [8 és os Pap SS ps is : ee and i “of help . TF a : i phy > : P 4 ' . Perey Os mee. Togien! = { a ‘ fo ipany re i ene: : sie the fg P At least one salts at the cou was in favor of postpon: ing the lett (of -a contract until after the win: fr _ Weather yeriod was, finished. ; | Tie T ¥ 5 | : 1 | . Tt Was definitely settled what the| @) DA Ss Fal EW oO } ‘ limits of the Yellowstone avenue = CAPTAIN FAILS ret marae TO MAKE TEAM |Stone avenue and on Fourth street |4 | wilh run from: Maple to McKinley | | streets, this to include the construc. | tion of paving on Fourth ‘street ‘from 3) the end ‘of the present‘paving ‘to ‘Me- | Kinley ‘street... > Anamalous Situation Develops at West Point Where Squad Honors George. West Point, the home of the great Army football team, has a captain j rn | NOTARIES COMMISSIONED th ar who thus failed to n arene (Special to The ‘Teipuar. | Favorable. Vote Taken on District) CHEYENNE, Wyo, Oct. 21.—Goy- make the team. der George elected this season on his popu- Improvement Next Year arid fernor Carey has appoitited the fol: Other Streets ‘Are in Line lowing notaries public: “Hazel “M, jj lar showing in a class football game last fall when there wa ¥ for Surfacing | Cotter, Dorrington football season at Wes Point beea of war conditions and November graduation of all clas except the plebe class. Sven inthe opening game, the coaches’ ‘did not think best to ‘tse him at quarter in place of Wilhide, a new -student. - He was switched td d but here he failed to earn agri r berth. a Saturday against tuted at end few minutes. While the coaches are giving George every opportunity to make good, Charles McQuarr neil 4 With what avpeared tc be a ma- | jority of the prop-rty owners favor- | ing it, the ¢ity. coun:!] last nigat | voted to order 2 paving district for Kast Second street zrom Pine stre at) ts Conwell. stret, the work to ke} done in 1920. “The eonneibin voting | overruled the old motion made last | May when-the district was remon- strated against by what appeared to’ be a majority of taxpayers on the! street... The property owners last night | , asked that the street - be narrowed | down twelve feet from the usual! width of second street. The object | so stated Was of saving that much | | expense in* paving the street. The ‘city councilmen thot that the street Was one of the main traffic ways and | the Army reat fullback and punter j : as such- Should. have the normal | is acting as captain. . 4 r EDDIE widtl.. If narrowed down it would | McQuarrie has been nearly two { 4 CAsey, | make it as narrow as Pine street and F years at West Point. He ap- b Park avenue. pointed to the army training schol RAL@ BACK No action was teken: on=meking from Montana where he made Mage | the ‘new projectéd part‘/of the’ pav- for himself as a footbail plqye! is expected that George will re! in McQuarrie’s favor unless he males” the team soon. McQuarrie has shown himself to be | ing to. make - it marrower,--Conse- | > | quently it is understood that. it will} | be the same width as it is all the | length of this importent’ east-and- * west. street. a great line smasher in games thus — 4 I Beech street from Railroad avenue} far this season beside being an ex- HARWARD STAR—Onc of the Stars of this year’s-Harvard cleven is {near the ‘Northwestern’ tracks to! cellent booter. The Montana grid- ad : Dover - street; Maple street from - ° ted t football pl, tw. rs ago cellent man is also a fast basketball Eadie Caney: Hi ign ae ‘ ethget se fem ppeiicrays dad .. % 7 y Railroad “avenug? to «Linden street, | player and made the Army team last when he ouilt school to‘join the Marines. He saw service in France, and) Kimball: from Linden street to ally. Delaware street will also be paved! Soon, according to action taken Py) LOVING CUP !S GLANDS OF DEAD TRANSPLANTED TWO RECRUITS “Seon secae REGEWED HERE TO LIVING MEN AND OPERATION = Force ARRIVE |s'sict pet Se paint winter. but has returned as good as ever phy. property owners on each side of the , —_ track. Championship=* Trophy Won by iS SUCCESSFUL, SAYS SURGEON Miss Luella Bensoh and Miss Ethel| The advantages of such a subway ae WW oH 7 yDunn arrived here jyesterday from) as an outlet for traffic which now is | Rapid City in Tri-State Tour- Richmond, Ind., to take positions in| ernie. over Park avenue were dis- | ney on Display. ithe Casper schools: Miss Benson will cussed at the meeting. pests Experiment Performed i in. California by tin the vacancy. caused by the resig- The Daily Tribune silver loving hation of Mrs. Hammond, teacher in cup which was won by the Rapid Removing Glands ‘from.Men Hanged; | the tirst grade at the Central build- D. baseball team has ar : ’ ing. Mrs,<Hammond has been call- Oh PD Notbiad the. aa? Dhow ao skin: Flepee- a wien an ‘durable oe os it wear un- rived in ¢ nde: i S er father on display in the window of the Dunn will teach the fourth grade at late on the ee eiaeaeatee Hares. is [Hy United Press] the Episcopal Parish house. Dv. -D- De thestandard skin remedy, rll | y was giver e . é 3 e PR —— ve: a. the winner of the Tri-State Baseball SAN QUENTIN, Calif.. Oct. 21.—American medical brains have intole lerable*itching, burning, end | tournament which was staged here oviginated an operation whereby energy giving glands are transplant- WHISKY 5 FOOD JUDGE in September for the benefit of the ars J TUUU, Bator asics cd from warm dead humans to diving men, said Dr, Leo Stanley, who! ale ses rumor i THe cup 1s about eighteen inches [a3 transplanted interstitial glands from ten men hanged here to the OF scorch COURT RULES felieh “Thy D.DeD. 880 tall. | Its unusual. dimensions make bodies of ten other prisoners with-success in each case. Doctor Stan- > os it apubly ve. On the front Jey said that Dr. G. Frank Lydgton ‘of ‘Chicago’ originated the opera- of itis en, tion. is extracted immediately after death EDINBURGH—(By Mail.) —The a Ot pune Trophy ‘tc (Ry United Vress.) F and transferred to anoth body it i are tts thas deciiled Rapid D.—Winner of Tri- PARIS, Oct. 21.—Dr. Serge Voro-| jay continue to accomplish its func- Edinburgh sheriff's court has decide State I All RoGumaent: Casper, noff, famed for the transplanting of tion according to _Voronoff. that aehisky. is food, interstitial glands for renewing amet in old men, toc advocatedymuniéti pal cold storage p a sup- BRENNAN BUYS _ bie sianio'ay ie “If removed from, the bodies of a ADVERTISING hopele: injured man, while . stil] alive ce 1 vital orgurls Will live for ks on he declare OF THE. CIBY \oronotse said tint even the dead éan donate organs because vyatious gh. 3 No: 3 Ginis' Li 5; ie Rede inds live from three to six hours Beet HOM INY, post ieegeciopniatessenesec + The contract for supervision of all| iter’ death while the bones keep 3 No. 214 Cuns advertising matter’ too on city) thoir vitality for 18 hours If a gland #4 2 Wyo;, Septe peer as 1919. trash cans w. rented to Henry a ont 2 RE Best, Kraut nnan, owner of the Lyric theatr 8‘Gang Domestic fmt ine" PEABODY WOULD SETTLE Scanndemet™ cept whenrsome-local firm requests nartigl privilege to use these cans for 4 posting adly ertisements, ‘Mr. Brennan 10.0 JOBE PROSECUTION will have the entite privilege. 1 Gal. Can Best Apricots ~. iio Ma a Stag 1 Gal. Can ° » city council gave, Mr. Brennan # Best Pears .... Wise Saas ae ‘that the privilege pape nuty! ft “Kilgore “returned 5-ib. Pail. Delicious was not abused and in case of a Cas- with him per firm desiring to post advertise- |. ohare ments on the cans, an agreement Pure Fruit Jam Best Creamery Butter, would be entered’ into. between the Ter rose rifts) éity clerk, the firm, and Mr; Bren icnic Hams, (Swifts), nay. Half of the money from. this will #0 to Mr. Brennan, it is under- cach a settlement in. Peabody's Per, Pound 0. fF Swift's Silver Leaf ‘Lard stood. Mr. Brennan. will pay (the) case without bringing the matter to édungil $180 annually for the privi-) trial} offer: lig considering ee of living. “ NO.VARY. DELICIOUS LS sr goes to the housewife. with a: minimum of prohit added to actual base:cost.. Quality considered, itis always more eco- riomical than a poor coffee at lower. cost. TRY IT YOURSELF ~ MO-VARY PROBUTS 69, eee MINN. 29O0o008 vehi on Denver® brin: anted here. on’ 7 of Bik: and Ji abody, who is charged with ; wrthless checks. The latter w at Laramie. 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