Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO. he Casper Daily Cribune OR. DACKEN [SjMIERCURY HERE NAMED HEAD OF ATS 16 BELOW; COUNTY MEDICS Other Officers Chosen In Meeting Here Last Night. Dr. Victor Tt. Dacken will head the Natrona County Medical associa- tion for the coming year, having been named president of the organ!- zation at last night’s meeting at the Henning hotel. Other officers in- clude Dr. H. L. Harvey, vice prest- dent; Dr. T. J. Riach, secretary and . Neil C. Geis, a member for the uing three years of the board of censors. Dr. W. W. Yates, Dr. J. R. Han- d and Dr. H. L, Stanton were ysen as delegates to the state cal society meeting with Dr. N. C. Geis, Dr. Mark Smith and Dr. A. P, Kimball as alternates. ‘An informal discussion of the pro- posed legislation to reduce the amount of alcohol to be prescribed by physicians from ‘one pint to four ounces was held, practically every physician present entering his pro- test to the proposed bill. It was the consensus of opinion that no doctor should be restricted in making these prescriptions since a putient’s health is the first thing to be considered, and if in the doctor's estimation, a greater amount than four ounces should be given, the doctor should be legally permitted to prescribe. The legislative committee was au- thorized to draw a resolution to this effect, to be sent to each member of the state legislature, and to the sec- retary of the state medical society. WYOMING 15 ASKED TO FURNISH GALENA AND PYRITE. FOR RADIOS st ised in the manufac- and the ate with the ‘Casper secure more detailed specifications in regard to this offer. FORMER ATHLETIC STAR ‘OF CHEYENNE 19 DEAD CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 24.— First information received here that Earl Smith, noted negro athlete, had died in Honolulu, Hawali, No- vember 21 was received here Mon- day at the time that the ashes of the deceased arrived for interment in the Smith family plot in a local cemetery. Smith, who was an ath- letic star of the Cheyenne high school fifteen years ago, later at- tended Colorado college an while a student there in 1915 established the Rocky Mountain conference record for the 220-yard run, He was cap- tain of the Colorado track team in 1915, In 1918 he went to Hawaii and made a notable record as coach of the Punahou academy track and field team. His death followed sev- eral years of failing health. FOR SIXTY QAYS ONLY We have eliminated salesmen and installed the world’s latest carvin and lettering machinery, TH SAND BLAST. At the recent ex- hibition in LONDON, ENGLAND, this machine was passed on as a world wonder. TO get the per- fect work of this machine -betore the public, we offer, for sixty days only, this $70.00 standard mark- er, two feet by one foot by one foot, letters raised one eighth in sunk panel, with catholic cross or lodge emblem, laid down, freight paid to any railway station in the state of WYOMING, SOUTH DA- KOTA or NEBRASKA for $53.00. Choose your granite, ROCK OF AGES with certificate, CAMP- BELL NORTH STAR RED, or SiIMMERS dark gray. Enclose $25.00 with your order, state a day, between now and Memorial Day you want shipment made, at which time the balance can be paid. We guarantee absolute sat- isfaction or your money refunded. Don’t miss this opportunity, SIX- TY DAYS ONLY, fy FE DANIELS Bas L ‘832-1991 jen Casper Monument Works Casper, Wyoming Phone 2542. Eat It Here—Take It Out FOOD YOU'LL ENJOY Lunches and Banquets served anywhere at any time Hartman’s Delicatessen Old Public Market Fifth and Wolcott With the mercury taking a slide to 16 degrees below zero last night, Casper was again briskly reminded that the winter season is here with all its vigor. The temeprature rose rapidly in the morning hours today and at 10 o'clock this morning was up to four degrees above. A biting westerly wind, that swept down the streets and slid around corners, kept pedestrians stepping swiftly along on’ thetr shopping and business tours, The breeze was :con- siderably tempered by the warm sun and with a prediction of generally fair and cold for tomorrow all Wyo- are requested to | WY amber of Commerce at onoe and/ ming 1s due for a ‘white Christmas. ———————___ BROMO QUININE Tablets. A Safe 30c.— Adv. CHEYENNE, Wryo., Dec. 23.— James A. Drain, natoional command- er of the American Legion, will visit a Cheyenne Post No. 6 December 28th|| EDISON" ~~~ ZENITH RADIO SONORA and will be the guest of honor at a|| Phonographs and Records dinner given by the post at the :, Plains hotel. Prominent legionnaires || Smith & Turner Music Co. 181 8S. Center from other Wyoming towns are ex-|| Phone 1181 pected to attend the dinner, Sure Relief R INDIGESTION we Cotton Cake Chicken Feeds Py Ds Choice Alfalfa and Wheat Grass Hay Carload Our Specialty Casper Warehouse Co. Phone 27 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE Merry Christmas LEGION COMMANDER TO j...°e cvs,ccrmaneoms.|§ and as a Preventive, take Laxative | ¥ ; : IN GRATEFUL APPRECIATION } OF THE FRIENDSHIP SHOWN US SINCE OUR ARRIVAL IN CASPER AND OF THE : GRATIFYING HOLIDAY TRADE WE HAVE RECEIVED , MAY WE WISH ALL.OF OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS A MERRY CHRISTMAS SPRECHER’S 188 SOUTH CENTER Among our assets we value most highly the one that money cannot buy—your good-will. So at this holiday season we extend to you, not as a customer alone, but as a friend, our best wishes for A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS , anda “s HAPPY NEW YEAR The Service Cleaners Phone 56 E are glad to be able to W extend a true wish for a very Merry Christ- mas to our many friends and customers. ' John Tripeny Co. DRUGS AND JEWELRY - 241 S. Center Phones 72—99 TO OUR FRIENDS AND QUR CUSTOMERS WE WISH A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR The Grace Shop O-S BUILDING Richards & Cunningham Extends to all its friends’ the compliments of the’ season, with best wishes for_continued Happiness , and Prosperity through the coming years—and_all succeeding years. Merry Christmas. Tomorrow is Christmas— It will be a Christmas of the Good Old-Fashioned Kind And it is our Sincere Wish that This Day Will bring to you much of HAPPINESS, PEACE AND GOOD-WILL . Elizabeth’s Specialty Shop CHRISTMAS GREETINGS We wish for our many friends the merriest kind of Christmas and we hope that ' our service will in some way add to their enjoyment. Natrona Power Company WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1924 To our many friends and ~ ‘customers we extend greetings of the season and very best wishes for We extend to all our customers Hearty Christmas Greetings and cordial good wishes for their health, happiness and prosperity throughout the New Year Johnson Brothers Grocery Company, Inc. The Casper Sheet Metal Works ! WISHES THAT YOUR CHRISTMAS MAY BE JOYOUS AND THAT YOU MAY HAVE A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR O-EXPRESS OUR SINCERE AP- PRECIATION OF YOUR GOOD- WILL AND OUR VERY BEST, WISHES FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR. PEERS The Citizens National Bank CASPER, WYOMING