Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO whereby According to the unit plan which Anderson urged on county and the eity er in paying the ex- ficer. The Rockefeller is the ong Dr. penses of a Toundation ditional, 90 t ments would 1 pry $100 a month ad- t the combined pay-| rive the man a sa'ary auch a3 would-enable him to devote his full time to the work. The county health officer would be an expert trained by the United c health service. den, secretary of the ion of the Nation- al Play tion, discussed the matter of taking care of America’s spare time Mr. Casper business men proposition of establishing a branch of thts nasocittion in matte: cf music week was dis The youssed at the Inmcheon toga also. tesne members of the cham! were purged to attend the free concerts at ‘the Rialto theater, which are extreme- Whe naiter of the McKiniey sub- way came up again. Superintendent of Gehools Sinde reminded the cham- tees not desire to go the great ex- pens which such a suberay would ental. en 2 tooster trip to the northern pmartiot the state in the latter part of June. acconiing to a motion by Barts |' Borwtll which was paswed today. This eution was taken after the members fg coking to Casper froma Denver, on June 25. One hundred and twenty-five Denverites will bo in this delegation. "The Cagper Chamber of Commerce wa entertain these visitors. DEVASTATED BY SHOGKS LASTING SEVERAL HOURS Great Plateau Region In North Central Prov- ince Visited by Trag- edy; Reports Meager ALLAHABAD, British In- ia, May 29.—Advices to the newmepcr Pioneer, from Te- heran, state that 1,000 per- gons have been killed by an earthquake at Turbat-I-Hal- Gari. ‘The earth shocks covered a persed of ewveral kourn, Many vil lagen are mid to have been deyastat- a ‘Trtet-I-Fiaitert t = amall Per tral province which forme part of the great Iranian desert plateau. ‘The general cievation of the ceun- try is somewhat lees than twe thous the capitol of Khorssan. ARMQUAS OWN FOUR AMIGOS J. Ogden Armour leads Mm the num- her of Ampico re-enacting pianos } purchased by a single individual, ao- cording to information obtained from the Wella Music company, which holds agency for retailing the exclusive of the late of the farmfly an has o t cannot be given, New York City, Los in the number of Ampi an average forty Armpt h are sold thers, Corin Jack Dempsey’s love for his mother! Jearmid of another booster trip that | WARY VILLAGES) CITY AND COUNTY SHOULD JOWN IN RETAINING HEALTH OFFICER So Says Dr. G. M. Anderson, State Officer, Today In Address Before Chamber of Commerce Forum; Playgrounds Discussed method of appointing a county health officer Yatrona county and the city of Casper will receive the services of an expert was outlined today at the luncheon of the Casper Chamber of Commerce by Dr. G. M. Ander- son, state health officer, who has just returned from a con- ference with other state health officers at Washington, D. C. Prisoner Wrecks Police Patrol In Attempted. Flight Goldie is back tn jaif after a va- cation of a,couple of hours yester- day afternoon. The potice depart- ment has decided that Goldie shall stay tn jafl for the duration if. his time, for the dusky furitive has Proved beyond the shadow of a doubt that.as a. trusty he ts nil. Following several days of con- finement Golitie was permitted to leave his ce’! yesteray and to do varius @uties around the headquar- ters. Among the chores delezated to the negro waséthat of washing the cars. When the sergeant finally no teed that Goldie: was net around, a search was made for him He was City he had one sent to-her home ‘The Chamber of Commerce wil © lwnos i: arrived he ested, “Is this France’s Sal History’s latest chapter found a short while later with a damaged patrol wagon which he had run into a telephone pole on North Center street. Goldie was in the. patrol wagon which he had driven recklessly about the city. He showed the results of too much moonshine which he had taken on at some time during the,drive of te afternoon, SEXTET ARRESTED TODAY IN RAID. BY SHERIFF When -the sheriff's deputies kicked tn a bedroom-door at a rooming house at 226 West First street at 9 o'clock | this morning, they found the room oc- | cupied-by @ man’s wooden leg and ) man’s wooden leg was later located in an ad- Soining room. sextet betng held for tnyestigation. lamstn, Maritien, G. C Barry, G. Rhea, George S. Newell and C. C. Gitmore. Gilmore was released, the | others betng held until charges have been preferred against them. ————_—_ CASPER LEGIONNAIRES FO DELIVER MEMORIAL ADDRESSES TOMORROW ‘Three prominent members of the George W. Vroman post of the Am- erican Legion will deliver out-of-town completed by heer will leave on an inspection trip to posts of the legion in the Big Horn basin and the northern part of from ta it will do what no other food can do! It will give every sufferer \relief if it is eaten regularly—at Salvation two tablespoonfuls daily; as much with cach meal in cases! Kellogg’s Bran is wonderful in-ite, natural, positive It sweeps and cleanses and’ purifies the bowel|ages. Ask for it at your action. Every Minute Counts fight Your physician will recommend %e Bran, because it is nature’s am Ye Bran is bara simply delicious in the against In See case, 2dd two | ‘or person and mix with the regular cereal and cook |. as usual, f Popovers, bread, macaroons, pancakes, etc. Recipes are on every package! For health’s sake get somo Kellogg’s Bran immediately. AM grocera. hotele and clubs servo |-Kellegg’s Bran im individual pack- restaurant. NEW PALACE INN Te SPECIAL DAILY DINNER 5:00 to 8:00 P. M. Music and Entertainment Every Evening By Marie Roderick and Cecil Birchell, Violinist NEW PALACE INN, 138 75e North Center MEMORIAL. DAY Casper Clearmg House Association CASPER NATIONAL BANK STOCKMENS:. NATIONAL BANK WYOMING NATIONAL BANK FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK CITIZENS "NATIONAL BANK NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE WYOMING TRUST COMPANY ‘ er gives to all of us a broader conception of what war is, and enables us to understand more fully the deeper meaning of “Wednesday, May 30, Memorial Day On that day the banks of Casper will remain closed in honor of our soldier dead. fhe Casper Dally Cridune the state. The officers will vistt 21 T. C. McDonald former banker of Cripple The ‘biggest ne} fair in Wyomting The owner of the| morrow is to be held at Rock Springs. .| Laramie ‘attorney and an They gave thelr names as Luhi Wil-| the world war, will be the principal Cora a speaker. Nee Plenty of Carnations for ec AA TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1923. & bowel uncer car for every thousz. paces travelled. 1 Creek and Colorado Springs, now ¢ in the oil business, is spending a few days here on business. Casper Will Continue to Grow Her location in the center of the-state, her railroads and won- derful industries, together with that boosting spirit of the peo- ple, insures a constant and. steady increase in business and popu- lation. THIS GROWTH will-create an increasing demand for real estate, the competition for favorable locations will become more-and more keen and real estate will naturally increase in value. INVEST IN REAL ESTATE ~ ug, IT PAYS! AST TERRACES “AN IDEAL PLACE TO BUILD YOUR HOME” A High Class Investment In Direct Line With the City’s Progress. Terms: 10 Per Cent Cash, Balance Monthly. oO GOOD Memorial Day en $1.50 dozen House Casper Our representatives will be at our East Terraces office this aft- ernoon and evening, or call at the office and we will be pleased to take you out. See Ben Realty Co. 201-203 Midwest Building Phone 1480 A few choice 10-acre lots for sale at $750. $50 cash and $15 per month. One seven-acre lot on the pavement for resale. Contract let a few days ago for $98,000 to widen pavement to 18 feet and lay a heavy coat of asphalt over same to north side of Englewood, thus insuring Englewood the very best road in the west. Yesterday’s rains filled both six mile lakes at Englewood. So let us take you out today and see Casper’s best suburb at its-best. : JOHM M. ENGLAND CO. 202'0-S Bldg. Phone 1129 543-J