Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1919, Page 6

PAGE SIX FRIDAY; DEC. 19, 1919 Of, Danish invention is apparat us that ganat may proye the richest the bottles milk under pressure so that it/world.. ©» » : . =. |keeps fresh two years or more. i ——— a England has a deposit of clay If all the land above sea level were sprea duniformly over the world it; would ' form a shell about 660 feet, thick. ; bl-uminous “hat bricks made of it yich oi}, gas and ammonia when heatca BAST BS Se aii oe An inventor has combined a mail jo. Flectriec pdwer has permitted the ex- with a receptacle to hold a milk hoi), pia na ion of Chilean copper, deposits | secure against animals or theft SPECIAL Cranberries 10c Per Quart Christmas Trees——Get yours while they last. ALAMTIONS 1D | CONTROL WORLD |International Police Force~ Plan Suggested in Parliament; Eng- lish Major Says Big Objec- tion Is in Us S.' LONDON, (Ry Mail.)—Creation of an international police force is suggested by Major David Davies, a member of parliament. He told the Grotius so- ciety that each nation should haye a} sufficient army to maintaif internal] order and furnish ita quota when the | TTGRININ TO OPEN SOON Coach Morgan Rounding Five Into Shape for First Game, Two Weeks Off. : i With the opening of the Natrona Ketball season only alout two weeks away, Coach Dean Morgan ng to get hi& team into shape pidly. A squad of nine to ten men ve heen working out regularly in the high schoo! t 1 school gymnasium: since Thanks League of Nations required ft; that no 4 " : igh choo! eT eae erie aera Oe eau are RA BaABS Place your order now for Apples, Fruit, 1 ‘greatest present difficulty: and :this 4s and that each nation should pro- t Coach Morgan has been t with. has three the main poi orking hi dive the League of Nations with an and Nuts. : ’ adequate force for immediate use. HeSPENS CATS Thse units should be concentrated ;CORATED FOR DIs-| in different parts of the, world and the <a y ALLIED WAR SERV-| CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS naval portion similarly constituted. 1¢——John Moffat, who is at present in| : ~ son gas, war planes, submarines.! France and Ituly studying reconstruc: | artillery and tanks should il tom work, has received a most enth | ceded to the league to form the head- formers around) mild his team in Prices Mil anchard. Lester and Groves ) the championship team of the school Jast year. Coach Morgan seys his men have a lot yet to learn JAY GOULD IS STILL ; about t with an-even break BEST AT COURT TE quarters force and no state should ba pera Kecopeleas eM tel pie ‘ : n fairly successful season may be ex Tarkan atantatecaes allowed to own them or to make use of| from allied governments. 4 pected any new invention for war-like purposes ourteen to fifteen games will be York again proved Wacaata® played -this winter, according «to the ldinnelf’ the. #teateat Major Davies said the greatest resist- Phone 247 preliminary schedule announced today ; ' t ance to’ the. suggestion “proli one F ! by Coach” Morgan. The season opens court tennis player when would be found in America “which was >. mst the Worland high ner on January . | 7 the more saddening because the presi-' he, defeated, | 3v dent of the great republic was one of Kinsella, | \ professional the earliest and most powerful expo- nents of the principles of the league.” aga so “Lire la 2, ter the schedule fol remainder 0! champion; also of New ' rat Casper, Jant ander, January SUric.| foc thesaational The edges of a recently patented shov el are reinforéd and sharpned so thy 31 open championship — at retorts. er ent roary 7: two games with Che the Racquet club. =: with Laramie; two with Four hour hands feature a new watch | and two with the high school preparato. to ‘tell the time in all four zones into ry school at Laramie, “THese games will jwhich North America is divided at Gufinite dates not having been Bet’ yet. 1 < The Natrona high scliool five enter the state basket ball tourna rane a ey AUTHORITY CIN'T SEE FARTHER WEST THAN in <a) prafuate, of NEW YORK (By Mail)<—The progress made in football by the smaller col- RY eetcivat hana VOPsATh leges of the country during the season just closed is demonstrated by the selec- chool hig thinge may JOM of five Of the eleven players forming Walter Camp's All-American team of oticr with even mod- 1919 from institutions with an enroltment of less than one thousand. In, fact, i. aperts.. It was at Center College of Danville, Ky,, which has less than two hundred students, 4g Discount On Purchase of $1.00 or More —ON— Books, Toys, Leather Goods, Candies, Spanish-American War Veterans Are requested to meet at the COURT HOUSE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21 At 12:30 P.M. To attend the funeral of our comrade, Dr. [W. C. Foster For further information Phone 110 or 401-W Stationery - ae ; x t pr James Nei the only one.honored with the naming of two players for the first combination, In fact our entire store, with the }; smith, now of the University of Kan In selecting the first team, the and south fill all but one place on the exception of tne game of Nes-| leading eleven, Ohio State, of the m dle east, being the one exception. , The! tp © game is wel)! middle and far west are slightly repr 4 i ented on the second team while the east +s | predominates in the third combinatio: Of the so-called big institutions of the — east but two are recognized in the first team with Miller of Pennsylvania at one end and Casey of Harvard at halfback. Players from Yale, Princeton and the} BRITISH POLFEAS caMING , Navy are found on the second team while the Army’s only selection forms part | of the third eleven, The three teams as named by Mr, Camp in the current issue of Collier's Weekly, follow: | Position Ist Eleven 2nd Eleven 3rd Eleven End iggins, Penn. State Weston, Wis. Blaik, West Point Nf AMERICAN CHAMPIONS: Tackle West, Colgate Ingwerson, Ill. ter, Towa Guara Alexander, Syracuse Denfield, Annapolis rk, Harvard Tobacco and Cigars Baked Goods and Fountain Orders. Monday, Tuesday 1920 AUTO LICENSES Should be applied for now. { New Regulations effective for the coming year. We will be glad to give you information regarding new rules o help you fill in your application card. |Guara Weaver, Center Col. Bailey, W. Va. Callahan, Yale Wednesday American golf 1 sionals will have Ica Youngstrom, a Depler, Ti. Ohio State t jean als 1 Pachle Henry, W. & J. Grimm, Wash. , Vanderbilt Col to tone up on the mes’ next spring, t3. ‘ bit Cols (@) ¢ fer rekorainw heat matings tical H. Miller, Penn. Dumoe} Lafayette Roberts, Center Col. Sale pens Each Day x td 111 East Second Street Phone 310 across the Atlantic ocean, the Taritiah | Quarter East Second : Millin, Center Col. Strnbing; Princeton Boynton, Williams i Halfback ic {Hi . Harvard.” Trimble, ‘Princeton Steers, Oregon 1 o'Clock P. M. golf fraternity is planning a gigantic] ee invasion of the Untied States, } » Ohio State Oss, Minn. Gillo, Colgate With the Britons will come Abe | Ful . W. Va. den, Yale I Dartmouth yogi EXPENSIVE WAIST IN THE eee . George Dunean, J. 3 >, and I. B. Ay-| WORLD—The two interesting features ‘ Gn a = Lo Miss Mabel David-| of this photograph are the girl and the $gn. pond oR pap arey ‘than HE ° ANERICN bs] WELCOME 10 son and Claveiée Davidson among| waist... 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