Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 30, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO MAN WITH TWO BRAIN TO PERFORN IN CITY ~~) Going to Jail _ to Jail Tribune Arranges Treat for Casper in Visit of Hayward Thompson, Soldier Mystery of Great World War People of Casper will wonder, scratch their heads and finally give it up. probably attempt to explain it, but will fail. Hayward Sages, graybeards and physicians will! Thompson, pronounced by experts as one of society’s great-! est mysteries, an ex-soldier who possesses two distinct brains, is due to arrive in Casper sometime next week. Apology Made For Charges Of Mob Here where he will ex to explain himself June 30. ector of the erties Union, has Carey, apologiz- ing for the Un recent charge that that two L. W. W id been 1 to mob violence at Casper, aldwin's letter says in part “Our letter to you was based upon apparently trustworthy information which we received from several any inter: . which long for subjocte¢ truth, if we a | | minent Colorado} sources. We are more than glad to learn that a number of the essen- sh on Thompson’s| tial facts were incorrect. ‘0 explain why he| “Mob attacks such as that alleged two brains, and] to have been inflicted have not been mory of anything} uncommon during the last few his wound. two brains mus ize that the deplorable state of pub- and two names | le opinion which makes them pos times he is known as/ sible has not spread to Wyoming y rson and at others 4s | —_—— Thompson. For several i in Denver e : Friends the streets could not con: | t his rightful cognomen | mont under the he met « vince was 1 f In short, Thompson is two separate beings in one body, and his two brains work at once, each operating in a separate channel. He surprises on. ick Bridge at Westminster Abbey is a 16-year-old girl, Aileen Bransden. > Mrs. Ella M. Wellman of Augusta Me., whose hobby is collecting pitch ers, has at present 700 different kinds in_her home. months, and it is gratifying to real- | The deputy organist to Sir Freder- | Walter S. Ward, confessed slayer of Slarence Peters, alleged black: | mailer, on his way to jail at Whita Plains, N. Y., after being rearrestod. s by writing forward with his hand while he writes the same} backward with his left hand I ssessed of the power to write French with one hand while from the the other hand flows perfect Englis He can draw surprisingly well only | with his right hand, showing that the | brain which now controls the right | sido of his body 1s the one gifted with | r cartooning. Another queer | science With regard to | s condition is the fact that | | Thompsor the right side of his brain controls the | left side of the body and the left sido of the brain controls the right side of | the body. Theory has it that, he was injured during some offensive in France by a high explosive shell, and that in o1 to preserve life, it was necessary to wire the skull together. Just what } effect this would have on his men tality is undetermined. One might continue to tell of the ‘wonders performed by this man, but why spoil it for those who are going to crowd the street before The Tri- bune at a date which will be an nounced the first of next week. eae Cradle Built For Another | Big Dirigible} LAE {URST, N. J., June 30.— Construction of the cradle to hold the ZR-1, the next addition to the American dirigible fleet, has been started at the naval air station here. It is expected that the keel of the airship which will be 700 feet long, 85 feet in diameter with a gas ca- ty of 2,700,000 feet will be laid a few weeks and that the le will be ready for trial s in about ten months. The ZR-1 will have a lifting ca- pacity of 85 tons, with 2,100 horse- power Liberty motors giving a cruising speed of 50 miles an hour and a maximum speed of 75 miles an hour. A cruising radfus 9,000 miles, without refilling is expected. Radio equpiment ot be installed, will have a communication “reach” Try this popular recipe for 4% tap. salt 2'tbsp. lemon juice Xe ‘i cup whipped Red Cross Mille whipped Red Cross Milk. double boiler. using two wire ese whips. eooked and proceed as above. The late Rev. of approximately 2,000 miles. bor’s door. Increased leavening power. Home-baking insurance —no bad luck. You use less 238 East Second St. Gents’ Gold Watch Cases, $3.70 to $7.85 WINTER-HENTHORNE 1 tep. sugar tsp. mustard Safest summer food for children RED CROSS EVAPORATED MILK clean — sweet — pure ALL GROCERS SELL IT RED CROSS FRUIT SALAD DRESSING Mix the first four ingredients, then add the To whip: Put Red Cross Milk in top part Let cook for 20 minutes. ool. When thoroughly chilled, whip quickly, If thicker cream ia desired, add 1 teaspoonful of Fluff or 1 unbeaten exe white after milk has been “Tl knock for you, my child,” he said, knocker and giving three smart raps. “Righto! cried the child, “now run like the deuce.” We are likewise knocking at your door, but we do not have to run like the deuce, bringing you something that will make everybody in your home happier than they were before—THE NEW VICTOR RECORDS FOR JULY. ARE ON SALE TOMORROW MORNING. You want to hear the new Records—we want to play them for you—we await pleasure of serving you. THE MUSIC SHOPPE, Inc. Everything in Musie and Musical Merchandise. €be Casyer Daily Cribune again baffled the best man. |Dally Telegraph has G. Bruce, head of the present tion has been forced to the in useless tragedy. to abandon further attempts, condition climbing parties returned, says the writer. 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C. in which the two last the ad- vice of his medical officers and the certainty of worse weather condi- tions daily forced him to a decision, T. Morshead was t) worst sufferer from frost bite. 3 L. Mallory and another member of the party also were badly as saying that Bruce's ious failure” has proved conclusively that the summit is almost unattain- The authoritative view in In 154 South Center St., Townsend Bldg.—Phone 752 ular $22.50, $25, $30 and $35 values _ $16. MEN’S NECKWEAR The newest Grenadines in solid colors, also two- MEN’S UNION SUITS _59e MANHATTAN SHIRT One lot broken lines, $3, 95 Blue Chambray Work Shirts. Full. cut, 65 fast color, good pear] buttons, special.......... c “BARNETT’S OF COURSE” CLIMBERS GIVE UP HOPE OF SCALING MT. EVEREST, FEAT MAY BE IMPOSSIBLE it might be possible to reach within a thousand feet of the top, but that the last lap could only be covered by almost super-human effort, under unprecedentedly favorable weather conditions and by men who faced the certainty that they would never earlier in the season barely expedi- conciu- | Feturn. MANY LAVISH SCENES | sion that persistence in the effort | to scale the peak would result only } General Bruce was most reluctant but the bitten Jand lavish settings which has been ely. viewed for some time past. ‘one of | <:xlicas of both the interior and ex-/ Hima- | tior of Si. 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A big land slide is another detail that adds zest to a stunning The picture is adapted by Julia Crawford Ivers from a new English jnovel by “Pan” which is just off the ‘The cast fs all-star including Agnes Ayres, Jerome Patrick Theodore Rob- erts, Helen Dunbar, Betty Francisco, Milton Silla, Fred /Turner. Kelso, Lucien Littlefield, Robert Bild- a Harmless insects trained to attack and destroy various pests which dam- age garden crops are the idea of one Mayme | Foree, divorced, and James W. Cogs- FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1922. Judge Makes Erroneous Pre- “About one clean shirt is all 1 thought he. would ever wear. H. had fallen away to a mere shadow was as yellow as saffron and often doubled up with pain. 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