Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1919, Page 12

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other is 5 Ansty ed C nd fl bu W > ma how of dist ver.) Ans tion. time condit are U is the b tion b servic would disabi Milo 3 Jia gon © tw iu tly ‘duane PAGE FOUR TPS SEES a GALICIA, MANY Hundreds Stricken without Medical “in ‘cottes Selle Attention and Red Cross Is Dead i ? bk quette univer Unable to Cope with vias Situation FOR BlG GOLLEGE FUND « MILWAUKEE, ING: 19.-{United Wisconsin te completed mp: that has t the attention of the 1 field in the United BY PROF. ALBERT F. PORTA (From the St. Paul Daily News.) iscon- affiliation consin, Mar-|@xperienced since human history began. ity and minor colleges of state of all denominations. that will be pasiele to the naked eye. Since man fir iT n to make ree- pot has been without the ne will be riod of five the fund rs by all subscribers to is to be used in paying | OTas of s to faculty membe large -enow aching of a better aid of instruments and inew The sunspot that will appear Decem | Whenever nk W. ¢ 9,? will he a yast wound in| positions tha ninds of the st » sun sun—either in The plag may be : Armour Institu nd other ted Press.) mail.)—Galicia has within a few weeks by icanisim of typhus which Dr. han ever befor the , say Red ¢ of people have been 1 without medical at Tt will flamin thor explosion of hundreds of it into space. It ing educators of the nds ot ‘intlen : that could not be y used their influence in making! wilt h 1 crater to on. | lode” ; the campaign a suceess. wuteihe eavth much ds Vesuvius ment) Wheling x : : five years sore SS ee engulf a football. tinved warring, the countr: almos without the elemental hosp’ PIONEER CATTLEMAN AND Such ich enyu vo fling the It has been t wattee dh planet into a dis gece und a6 » of our lo and southern of Weld county, Wyoming, and lo, dur-| ye, history following an op It will he we gain its normal we ther conditions| the sun. sutenant Colonel Hal- un of the Polish g n front, the antic lava erup, noth There will tions, gr ing of ‘flo ernment f powerful pull. phus situation to say W The home known in this land where typhus has Farce of the de-| “jy make this s with | Jupiter, Saturn and or less epidemic. With | C&8S® tesy ies Colaeang- no desire to 1 or nning in the sum-! 3 | alarming. It is m ise my study ague tain re-| in t that “i that the win-! with € » vermin which caus and multiply in the dc 1 certainty, {of the planets I adj sults with mather | § to you: ned in xoin into the temporar: at-|all sides. Cente a ty: for vitally needed hospits jd} such lack of material rip: ll efforts to ituation have failed. ‘Th authorities er fury. phus incubate | side of the sun. Directly opposite, sition with this the huge plane advance, ‘Tremendous happen from De-| nber 20, 1919, and} as estab- hed « lend-| afte s, he; Here are the id in hastenir simple, yet astounding uthorities. netivity | immed. yution of the American] facts that enable me* to make this will pierce y in progress for coping with | medical supplies in an attempt to check) prephes par. conditions. the » it gains too, much in their orbits ing in hospital supplies come!} ses about the sun hey + 2". ww. D. 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PLANETS MOVE INTO DANGER ZONE, SHOCK COMING)... =: Se el We sather "Ciijadiven ana ‘Gila sivophes Likely, oe ‘Scientist shelved = Zendon Rang Sew © Owing to a strange grouping of six mighty planets, such as 't leaps into nctivity on what to tis asd tht) has not been seen in a score of centuries, the United States next December will be swept by the most terrific weather cataclysm ‘sirength of the storm. when thé sun- It will be caused by the hugest sunspot on record—a sunspot) linked to the sun, an@ to each other, by chains of electro-magnetic, energy, whose sompelling forces counteract each other | ind hold each planet in its regular path. | two plants wheel into such they pull together on the “conjunction” on the! same side of the sun, or in “opposition’® with the sun between them—their unit- | “d pull causes the sun's gases to “ex-| to leap out into space in the . claro we cata sunpor. | Fairbanks Sued These sunspots in turn cause storm n the atmosphere of our Gin AO RUE: planets as well. s, united are enough to| | sunspot » cause a larger bne—four | eat storm, indeed. 1 without precedent or l V Nov. 19A. J.) ‘There will be hurricé lig cattieman of northern} colossal rain ton December ks before the earth will] than seven planets will pull jointly on} ‘These will ehtie: mightiest planets, those with the most |*? o,tias Fairbanks, motion picture Six of them—Mercury, m nsunetion: grouped together in the of Planets” annals of astronomy. | y will be massed in the narrow | | aitmits of nut sé Vaerrees! that Fairbanks while demonstrating his | coming into oppo- ntie league, Urayus. curgents between Uranus and the si earth is outside the league at an arelangle of nearly 90 degrees—in perfect | oo cto ste ste ate tock So she taste teste tet ote te to st Po otek 2 oo Cot RS sho-ale-ageefo ofe- ef) secssenenenarecscrvoregemssereees 600s skeen sess 22: EN no etodeaio tote tote cestestecfecs z 4 Bs R. N. VAN SANT. o St ¢, Pouteate ot POO iM RO to-ste-o% Po to-ate an am Se Boston doegess Soefectoete ste Goaesee series Mr ae ae ate-dte ote ae-ate stoato-ate ete she ete ate-ace soothe dhe aoete dea So eSo-efo-afeofe-efo-oge-atooge goeteatetes soetegeatectestecpostestestontente epee tte aostoctee edtetnte seater se ae a SP ee eH ae Se No eteeteateate " The Scientific Mind”. "Read The Tribune Want Ads served for two thousand years.” i | “Does that include the sixteen years ANTEN'S. ‘on vor BLACK meres H At Regular Rates i | ysGait ton to’ receive almost the full force | “Does your cook give you any im, of the monster electrical disturbance As pertinence?” “No, She charges me ten dollars a week for) it."—Washington Star, he the eastern horizon of the, sun's disk _Thismeans° we Shall get the fu xpot isat-its worst, before the explod-| ——=== — Attention Builders! ion 5 ane ee ee WE HAVE LARGE COMPLETE STOCKS _ | OF DOORS AND NAILS solar system will be strangely out of balance. What will. be “the \ outeome? de We are giving customers buying complete orders ot _ | MILLWORK the opportunity to secure their needs from our || _plentiful supply: of DOORS AND NAILS. knowledge does not permit.me to state, All kinds of Doors, Oak—BIRCH OR KLIMAX. Fs. jj beyond the fact that the storms, erup-| tions and earthquakes 5 iL be “tremen- pecially French Doors and Bevel Plates. Also Hardwood | Flooring. i} |} dous-in their strength “ind scope, We want orders for Special Detailed Cabinet Work and 7 to for $100,000 for _ | Ba Injury to Actor: and a 17, 1919, no. les8} Tos ANGELES, Callf.. Nov. 19.— Injuries ulleged to have been received as the result of a “strong arm stunt’ include all the star, were made the basis of a suit on} file here yesterday against Fairbanks | for $100,000 damages. ‘The plainsiff,.Ernest Butterworth, an | actor, until recently employed by the | Douglas Fairbanks corporation, alleges Mars, Venus, Neptune—will be Men.ember the date—Decembher all kinds of Special Millwork. Does this interest you? | 20, and after. Send Lumber and Millwork lists for our freight-paid | estimates: } on the same’, }iity as an athlete to visitors at his studio October 1, last, grabhed the com- plainant with a strangle hol? raised him from his: feet and threw him over ‘airbanks’ head. | Butterworth says his mouth and tps + the .sun like a!were damaged and that he was perma- |nently disfigured and injured poste dione bas | A Tribune Wantad will sell it. i J) will be! 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Od <9 course this construction costs more—a lot more, but it pays Clydesdale owners. There are no seams for the vibration to open. You have to smash a Clydesdale radiator to make it leak. And this is almost impossible, due to the heavy nickel guard bars, A leaky tube can ‘be easily plugged ind the truck kept moving. ‘ This is aly A one example of many distinctive features you will find about the Clydesdale, that 5 have made it one of the most dependable trucks ever sold in this city. % BUILT IN THE FOLLOWING SIZES: $ j—1 1-2—2 1-2—3 1-2—5-Ton z 2 re .o «3 ~, eo ato «Ss "e ‘o-43 ea eS 2 re Me > ro <$ wees WITRUCKS . Lusk Dealer— oe r- ro! QO re 0-48 om x . MOTOR o re eee om RB? "o-49 o - Capra ae aT

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