Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. OY TO CARY). 3 = LIONS PROGRAM Aid for Those Afflicted fie. — By. Great White Plague PTS CASPER CABO. iv ‘Will you be the lucky one at Lioyd's. PHONE 132 fused to buy the Christmas sea's/as a humanitarian act; for the now on sale in the banks and some erection of a tuberculosis sana- PARIS, Dec. 13.—(By the Associat-! of the stores, we would like to pre-|torium where bona fide residents of | ed Press}—The German governmen! O t a few facts for your consider-|the state of Wyoming may receive | today officially announced its inten- ation. the care to which they are entitled.” | tion to initiate direct = In 1920 there were 67 deaths in| We know tho seventeenth state|With the French concerning the LOST Ww: Rhineland and the Ruhr, according ming from tubereulosis. Jn legislature passed the bill providing | Rhinguind 4 dispatch from Berlin. | Curb Accidents in | Traffic Here. g 1922 there were Not only did|for this sanatorium, but it can not Lady's gold wrist watch on a the number of ths increase but|be completed under two years. black ribbon bracelet, Finder the death rate per hundred thou-| Until that time we must carry on| BILLINGS, Mont., Dec. 13.— please call Mrs. Yellding at 15423 t ; , — sand for last year is the highest in|the work by assisting the Wyoming | Notice was posted on the doors of | Pine Se “okt Sem ta eaten tons tcnwets Aes pa , % ncaa 2 aes ane the history of the state, It is im-| Public Health association. he Tae ene pink St Papal reported to the m . Wi cton—Among members of the senate, three old friends meet for the opening of Soostens Above] other persons they may have in- - ee meeting Inst’ n lor ‘ashin: tention of the special tuberculosis left to right are Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas, who ts the Republican whip; Senator Albert B. Cummings, | fected with tuberculosis before they | nurse here was called to a young | P&Ttment, according to word receiv. cured the prom ts, } the city cotncil to Means Are Sought to)’ of “members of d the clit president of the senate, and senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, leader in the senate. themselves died, Surely everyone | man in the earlier stages of the dis- Casper Mirr or wants a part in the fight to prevent/ease. With the assistance of the Works nied in the secretary of state's of-| the spread of this dreaded disease | physicians they found a sanatorium We are repared to take care ler. fice today by James W. Helme,|@nd the only help asked-of you has/in Arizona that consented to take traffic ordimancer to permit the meting out of shorter jail sentences | | We are ps and smaller fines to violators, At Democrat, of Adrian. The petition] been to invest a smal) sum in the|the case for treatment. As tha: iy zi the present time no fine of less than | carries 107 signatures, the req purchase of the-pretty Httle health| was so far from eo and the Framing Resilvering $5 can be imposed and no jail sen- cothdge Shad ay uire- Stediees eed Fre) ie Je ; cord si in tence under five days. Some cities SS During the state convention of| his condition he remained here i 327 Industria] Ave PHONE 442 = me found rable in curbing the American Legion at Torrington | until his case was too far advanced violations and reducing the “hard- in July, 1922, they adopted the fol-| and a few weeks ago he quietly 7 boilec titude of some violators to lowing resolution: ‘Whereas, there’| passed away. f mire th a night's lodging in the CHEYENNE THROWN OUT {s no sanatorium in the state of| During the existance of the sum- pastile. ‘Wyoming for persons afflicted with | mer camp on Casper mountain two The city will also have printed tuberculosis, ex-servico men were given the 10,000 copies of hoe Sing Spee “Therefore be it resolved, that | proper care and treatment and were A Nash for and po regulations for distribu- . . the members of the American |able to return to work this fall. tion with the automobile licenses in SQ Say Organizers of National Club Pan saga oa eR called 13—Ef'| Logion of Wyoming do petition the| ‘These seals will only be on sale Ch 4 t aren » arrangements havo | business istrict bere to prevene| Woning state legislature, when it} this week and out of sheer gratitude ristmas Me Over Protest of Manufacturer; the paving of We gieets..of She" that mat bey SBA eaale Sveropeie Son auaeveere tet yee hee wa trict were thwarted when chec' - ~ - 2 ’ ing of a petitoin which they cla‘in- ee pS eon furthera en Party Plans Not Decided Jed represented 6S per cant of the MUMIINNMNTitSTHNrrrTrtnetrrrrttrrrerrrtniteerecarnrnretrnrcnrnrecevesernrruane: property affected established that 8 = n McLellan was tast night ‘ * it represented only 48 per cent of £Do Trifles Annoy and Upset You Z 4 by the club into member: DETROIT, Mich., Dec, 13.—Henry Ford will be nom-|such property. The paving program & Zz ship, an invitation having been ex-|inated for President whether he desires to be or not, it was}! ®° carried out next summer. _- Do You Have Frequent Headaches = tended at a previous meeting. unanimously decided at a meeting here last ni, Quarrel W A Christmas tse Dresses Sol P\ia national "Fira-for-yrésident club was eadedeet iis Time Extened F Do You ith Those You Love = eninyed next Wednesday night by |® whe Tr & Do You Jump When the Door Slams the Lions, according to a closing|Score of supporters of the automobile manufacturer who . = ip S announcement before the club by|came here regardless of the fact that a Ford-for-president Redeeming Coupon Fun the Sas cng Pprscheeaar meeting at which they were dele-;on the Democratic or third party committee. Details o: © program Sir et te revealed but plenty of| S8tes ad been called off. The} ticket. At Stone Grocery, 6 icitasunsant? te sertentend: group 1s meeting again today. “We want Henry Ford for prest- i ort rs ) Lirhracis eal Aftér Robert FR: Pointer ef De-| Gent ané we are going ahead and) 1) |. 1 7 aae h J t him if he does pot come out e fact that many shop- - Srobosed gontarance hore nt tha | and lead. the ‘way’ himsclt. by” a|PSE® holding cqupons good for mer —the thonghtful gift -- “ quest of Mr, Ford, had refused to| ‘eelaration,” Mr. Harrop said. perigee Acadia phe , saan % 5 st . 5 Bee not ye leemed them, it was dc- serve, Roy Harrop of Omaha, Neb., Reed toeay te alive Raa . DIE UN STORM e-store csc] zara, tek eat te Spe aaKine Te aaa eee After 1] nominating petition to place the/are good for food products f that ae uae ta bareenens 8 name of Henry Ford on the demo-| indefinite length of time. The cou: pear ., teresting assortment, how Mr. Ford wou nominated | cratic ballot in the preferential presi-' pons w: iver { a i i ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Dec. 13.| or’ whether he would be nominated! dential primaries next April, was n tree distribution ot. pe Sry millions including all the old favorites Posses are today scouring th — and many attractive new country near Becker, N. M., where} Fak o Z Fl S five members of a family were 2 AB A aes cnes. Models for men, women frozen to death, in search of on scien! i man who is thought possibly t Hon of modern and children in every wanted have escaped. The five who are its effect fa . ia dead are Mrs. Montoya, her daugh nerve force color and size. ter, daughter-in-law and two grand ghildren. Montoya was found alive with his hands and feet frozen. His son is the one being hunted. The PRICED $1.50 TO $2.25 famfly was traveling in a wagon ¥ Two small boys, sons of Joe o ‘3 Cantrell, and an unidentified negro JOE DAVID & Cc your money, ‘ 230 SOUTH CENTER were victims of the storm at Clovis ¢ ; % : : : and Juan Marcialla at Vaughn, e 3 : ‘ 2 a FA j g 5 E ® 3 Gift Suggestions i [ <4 the storm which had passed today. The temperature last night was the lowest of the year here, but the making a toll of nine lives lost in USEFUL GIFTS PRACTICAL GIFTS + waether is clear and the wind has } Selected from David's vast showing will doubly emphasize your thoughtful- subsided. Railroad lines are open ness of her. : highways are being cleared. a F F a aan: lanl wagiigautt Standard quality and lowest possible prices combine to produce David's ‘ Expert watch and jewelry repair- better values. a fng. 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