Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1922, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN Che Casper Daily Cribune SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1922. INJURIES FROM LIONS ROAR HEARD IN CASPER FOR THE HST TESST eee Harry Free company. e > > ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° « o | JNL AT CHEYENNE BI A ST F A TAI | CEEYENNE, Wyo. April 22— Denver a,few days ago on a charge of t W; on i a bigamy resulting from his marriage ail, . here to Miss Selma Lauritsen, Univer- Don _ The roar of the Lions, Casper’s newest club and a unit of one of the three big interna- tea SEEN, occup tionals interested in the promotion of any movement that is in line with the welfare of the beth SD quactae onan SS en Jewelry and watcn repatring by -. pert workmen. AN work guarante; Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co, 0-5 Bur an i city, was heard here for the first time Friday night at a dinner attended by a majority of|ousty occupied during incarnation on the members pledged during organization work that has proceeded during the last few|* °D|'se of conspiracy to violate the days. Enthusiasm over the future of th izati i prohibition law.. Baker returned to : > ope =) ops J isias organization prevailed to a marked degree, the |xyyoming without fighting extradition. Five Others in Critical Condition at Coast personnel being composed of energetic men representative of practically all professional, |11e asserts he will be able to disprove apg 8S ’ J R 4 industrial and business purswits in{the International Association of Lions’ | in Casper for members of the club, as|the bigamy charge. If you are sick and desire health and vigor, you Resalt of Gasol os * Hospitals as Result o asolne . clubs, president in a pleasing manner | large delegations will be present from ———.——_ cannot do better than to investigate this remarkable Burke H. Sinclair, industrial rela-jat the dinner and his address to the| other points in the state. Among the ‘The greatest bird gourmand is the & > = * od: h 1 Explosion Yesterday tions director for the Midwest Refin-|club was supplemented by those of vulture of southeast Europe. Seven new science which is revolutionizing modern health Pp 4 y ing company and colonel of a regi-|A. D. Kelley and A. Baker of Chey- vultures can strip the carcass of a methods. For twenty-five years Chiropractic has lived |ment which included many Wyoming|enne, and Burke Sinclair, wl C. Keith horse in half an hour. : growth been remarkabl th: A 1 22 F a h ea boys during the late war, was elected|and Robt. N. Ogden of the local club.|0f the International. He is rated as and grown. Its has re} le in at LOS ANGELES, pril 22.—Five deaths were repo: president of the club by acclemation| As explained by Mr. Tomlinson the|®® eloquent orator. Originally the strawberry was call- ‘i 1 ‘kable than the exce ~ ve ~ a : rt . short time, but not less remar! p- early today in hospitals at Downey and Artesia, near here, “= With the following officers and|ciub is a non-sectarian, n-n-political|_f™mbership in the Iéons is restrict-|eq “stayberry,” from the habits its F; * * 1 cl ft te d y 4 5 ; 12 \directors who will comprise the official | organization, vitally int in ail|®? % On rep-ssentative in each busi- of biti tional results obtained in all classes of acute an as a result of the explosion yesterday morning on a gasoline |}card in addition to him Dr. M. C.| questions that conesrm publie and etvia|2es8 classtfivation and the following|from the erent punts ‘ This tation has been built pri tank and a gasoline wagon, while scores were fighting a fire |Keith, nrst vice pre ; J. B fp ior enc Its objects, — pointed out,|™ake up the charter membership in os chronic cases. tie in a gasoline filling station at Downey. Five others, seriously |Barnes, second vice president; Homer|are to promote the theory and prac.|C@#Per so far as 2 Confirmed crimmals never dream, marily upon the great number of cases that have been burned, were reported in a critical condition at hospitals i third vice president; Robt. N-] tice of the principles of good govern-y © M- Ellithorpe, L. D. Branson,|is the conclusion reached by a medi-/ pronounced absolutely incurable. The efficacy of ey wi ‘Jr. and treasurer.| mont and pesechsont tte] Ray J. Cook, H. C. Chappell, John| cal research society after long inves- Downey and here. and. medi 4 John > G| ec abe Seed eae enna |B. Barnes, Jr., Dr. M. C. Keith, A T. | tigation Chiropractic Adjustments has been instrumental in re- A score or more persons were burn-| geles and other m Lioya, |e members in the bonds of friend- » JF, Dr. M. C. . . | tigation. ‘op: A ed in various degrees. A little fire] anid ay prec ae fellownhip eat pen un- moving the science out of the experimental class and started in the house of the gasoline| derstanding, to provide a foruia for y h . le h rdained that Chiro: : t 2 e American people have ordaine a prac- Allin gstation ot the edge of Downey | an. Laid 200, Meld. Civector: for| ta". fou and tre Guersesion. ofall mat: 1 aden Samnes.P. Sette Music Instructor ie 11 ap aces to hi ity always. yesterday while a gasoline tank was s ters of public interest, partisan poll. | 7" DB. Philos FD week" tic shall live and minister to humanity a ys. fling the large buried supply tanks neeaee ee pewice? religion oie eo. pad ent cost ee Buys Morgan Home ja D1 : o ot cepted, and to encourage efficiency |< <3 Fran . J. as ; Sek pattern Mladen a commapeainal Down to the Se and promote high ethical standards in| 0cheford, W. M. Holland, William] Miss Lulu Sams becomes the own. YOU have a great benefit awaiting your investiga- Joining the effort to extinguish the | business and professions. Dabta ea eee Roy oS er of the residence at 515 South Dur- tion of this new health method. flames. Suddenly one of the tanks} Mr. Tomlinson reviewed the history Ralph. F. ba 24 R e coe nso) exploded, followed quickty by explo of the organization and its success in - _Kamman and vans.| Guy T. Morgan as the result of a deal wion of the gasoline truck. The fire meeting its obligations, the broad field fighters were hurled in all directions, enveloped in the liquid flame of more than a thousand gallons of gasoline. The force of the explosion was such as to be felt for a considerable dis- tance and the appalling suddenness occasioned reports of a loss of a hun- @red lives, which, broafcast by long distance telephone, brought ambu. of service it offers and predicted suc- cess for the local club if it lives up to the reputation of Casper. Great strides which have been made by the organization in Wyoming, which now boasts of 10 clubs in as FOUND. Two new Ajax tires found in a raid Thursday night in a hovei at the rear of 138 South Spruce street have been identified as tires stolen from William Drs. B. G and Edna E. Hahn PALMER SCHOOL CHIROPRACTORS Townsend Bldg. Phones—Office 423, Res. 1235 Cronin. William Crawford and Tex Allen, occupants of the building in which the tires were found are being held at the county jail on larceny sharges. many towns and cities, formed the basis of an address by A. Baker, state land commissioner and district gov- ernor of Lions’ clubs, who compli- mented highly the personnel of the Casper organization and committed |& “ : 2 ae himself to the statement that he be- T i ; \ loved ft to hold the greatest possibil- j wa ities of any club in the state. A. D. Kelley, prominent merchant bin street, formerly owned by - and pioneer resident of Cheyenne, was District office, state highway com- enthusiastic in his praise of Lionism mission, noon April 22. Reports re c og and the excellent work it had accom- [star E. A. Moore, Burke H. Sin- clair, Robert N. Ogden, Jr. H. F. Shaffer, D. I, LaBreche, Joseph M. —_—___ ceived indicate the following road 2 y plished in the state capital. He was couditions: “ : ———— - > equally optimistic of Casper’s future. Yellowstone highway cast, gener- = aS ger" > Messrs. Sinclair, Ogden and Keith ally good to Douglas and reported ms 7 ; 7 J J E expressed appreciation of the obliga. that car left Dougias 5 a. m. yester- < eS ~ tions which the club imposes and the day and arrived at Denver 1:15 p. m. * service opened to the members in car Nothing definite on reads about Lusk : Lj rying out its precepts. but are at least passable and tmprov- . L Activities of Mr. Tomlinson as tail ing rapidly, as all state highways os twister and the spirit in which it was are being dragged as fast as they i ‘ received by the banqueters broke down ary. all reserve, and music, stories and Yellowstone highway west. good : \ songs punctuated the program in such as far at Natrona, then fatr to Walt- 4 x a manner as to keep the attendanes in man, with a few muddy places, ther 4 high good humor. The cubs were very good to Richards, then puss 3 E taught to roar and three hours slipped able and then some good stretches io j 5 % % by without notice. Sect ret ee . cre ome oa THE UNIVERSAL CAR to Lander, but some bad road condi- - : decided to hold weekly dinner meet y tions in the vicinity of Riverton over Paes bes. ings on Wednesday nights limited to ‘water bp eater 3 nee es 1 RES i > ~ one hour and 15 minutes. This sched Salt Creek road—heavy traffic ule will be launched next week an¢ ‘When the schooner Gaspe left Ni Bedford, Mass., sane Ore Ota ne apie ote: | expedition for a new movie, church services were held on deck and |the club will strive toward a high per- poe ‘put, in DN elthbak nha Ai “Jesus Savior Pilot Me” was sung, following a century-old custom. Here centage in attendance. i going through without chains... Re- Rev. Charles 8. Thurber of the Seamen’s Bethel is taking the organ to Charter night, the date of which le to Sherid: ‘the boat, a fed by the church cholr. not been set, will “be a big night ~ . There are hundreds of our good citizens in Casper and Natrona County who have money tied up in dif- ferent investments and others who have a steady monthly income and whose credit is perfectly good, but do not always have ready cash. I am therefore making this special offer on Ford cars because I believe in the continued prosperity of, Casper and Natrona County and have explicit confidence in the people who live here. To Be Given Away by the I WANT EVERYONE WHO NEEDS AND WANTS A FORD CAR TO HAVE ONE f IBER | Y f : AR AC E I offer $200,000 Worth of Ford Cars ONE-FOURTH DOWN, BALANCE IN TEN Pennsylvania Rubber Company Vacuum Cup Tires 30x3 to a Giant 40x8 Pneumatic. —AND— Goodrich Rubber Company Semi-Pneumatic Tires With each tire sold at the regular price we will give a ticket entitling the holder to a chance to win a car worth $450 at a public drawing to be held when three hundred and fifty tires have been sold. THIS OFFER NOT ONLY GIVES YOU REAL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY IN TIRES BUT A CHANCE TO WIN A BRAND Bk ees NO BETTER TIRES ARE MADE THAN THE TIRES Ww Pennsylvania Rubber Company Vacuum Cup Pneumatics —AND— B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company Semi-Pneumatic Truck Tires REMEMBER, FIRST CLASS TIRES—NO SECONDS—AND WITH EACH TIRE SOLD A CHANCE ON A NEW CAR. LIBERTY GARAGE 428 S. Elm St.—Phone 983 Casper, Wyo. We Furnish Trucks for Trucking MONTHLY PAYMENTS THIS INCLUDES ALL FORD MODELS—Runabout, Touring, Coupe, Sedan or Truck. Get anew Ford ‘and enjoy some of the beautiful trips over Wyoming. It is four times as cheap as railroad fare and one hundred times as healthy. BUSINESS MEN AND MERCHANTS—This offer includes delivery cars, trucks and runabouts, and as our prices are several hundred dollars less than any other make there is no reason why every merchant and business man should not own a Ford. It will pay for itself and increase business. PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY It Takes Only $25 to Place Your Order on File. THESE ARE THE NEW PRICES Runabout (Standard), $319; Touring (Standard), $348; Runabout (With Self- Starter and Demountable Rims), $414; Touring Car (With Self-Starter and Demount- able Rims), $443; Coupe, $580; Sedan, $645; Truck, $430; Fordson Tractor, $395. ALL PRICES F. O. B. DETROIT EARL C. BOYLE ‘Authorized Ford Reet 125-137 North Center St. Telephone 9