Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1919, Page 3

0 TRAIN JESS ‘STARTED FIGHT FOR THE SAME REASON HE WENT TO WAR, WAYN DECLARES ‘ , “I did the same thing that any i ; jother red-blooded man would have Former Trainer Stands Up for! Willard on Charge of ‘“Fake;” Will Go to Lawrence to Box Giant Into Shape. That Jess Willard has finally, se- Tiously considered defending his title in a battle with Jack Dempsey is evi- dent from the announcement received in Casper Saturday by “Fighting Jack’? Hemphill, requesting him to lammediately appear at the cham- pion’s home in Kansas preparatory to going. into intensive training in Texas. The telegram received by Hemphill announced that he would be-expected to get the champion into shape for the battJe with Dempsey. This is possibly the first definite statement received from the cham- pion of his intention to fight and prob- ably will be the culmination of the preliminary action that will finally see him pitted in the ring against Dempsey. According to recent sporting an- nouncements Tex Rickard who is making a strong bid to promote the fight has already definitely secured a location for the fight over a “long route” but that he is not ready yet to make an announcement until he gets expression from the principals in the affair. Hemphill, it will be remembered by many Casperites, was one of Wil- lard’s principal managers and train- ers before he won the championship from Jack Johnson. He has also boxed and trained extensively with Dempsey and knows the “bearcat’s” wealmess and eccentricities. “Williard won the fight because he was a better man, and it is almost a certainty that he will surprise all his knockers when he beats Dempsey at their meeting. He is a fighter of true worth and will show himself as a real champion against Dempsey’s on- slaughts.” ARRANGEMENTS MADE TO COMPLETE WINONA WELL The trustees of the Powder River Syndicate from information received from the president, Geo. C. Davis, are arranging to let a contract for the, completion of ““Winona’s” well and to drill other wells in the Powder River field. . Powder River is commencing to be- come a scene of activity and it is the opinion of many; that a‘ largé nutn- ber of drilling outfits will be working &$ soon as the weather settles, whicn will ‘mean, that if a well is brought in by the syndicate or by any other eperating company, there will be a Tugh for leases. +7 It is the firm belief of a number ef.oil men that Powder River will soon become the sensation of the Wyoming gil fields, which will meanmore pros- perity for our city of Casper. : —_——- 1 Fred C. White, a member of tne reontract division of the Daniels & Fisher company of Denver, is a busi- mesa visitor in Casper. garments expre EASTER Suit. It’s the one day in the year that above all others demands clean, crisp, new sive of the happi- ness of the season. We suggest that you allow us to measure you at once for your J. S. Petti O. & S. Bldg., Room 214 Casper, Wyoming PURE WOOL done when he saw a brute striking @ woman,” is the explanation James Wryn, a soldier with a gold service stripe on his sleeve, makes in con- nection with his fight with Jas. Burk, which resulted in Wryn being knock- ed down and stabbed once in the néck and once in the side. i it Wryn wishes, however, to have plainly understood that he nev tended to, interfere in a fami! rel, but that it made no difference as to the details when he saw a man striking a woman, and gives the fol- lowing story as his version of the trouble that led to his being stabbed: |, With several friends, I weut to ithe Cooks and Waiters dance in the |Moose Hall. Early in the evening I! jnoticed Burk, as I later learned his jname to be, having trouble wilh a woman. “About 1 o’clock I went out into the alcove and saw the man strike the woman a blow in the mouth. ‘tie fellow Cooper was standing by and never interfered. As Burk appeared 'to be ready to strike again I told him to cut it out or that I would make it my affair. “Cooper warned me to stay of the quarrel or that he wo get me. That made no difference so when Burk struck again I tackled him. Cooner interfered and he and I went to the mat. I easily overpowered him and was merely holding him until he cooled off when Burk having ap- out parently temporarily settled his 4iffi- 2 culties with the woman kicked me in the head. | “The next thing I remember I was standing on my feet and Cooper had me by the htroat. Someone grabbed |Cooper and told him to cut it out as I had been cut. I didn’t know I! jhad been cut. I didn’t know I had been stabbed or who cut me but! jsome people there took care of me until the doctor arrived. | “It wasn’t a question of butting jinto a family affair. I didn’t know | elther of the people and last of all) | didn’t know that they were man and | wife. I interfered for the same pur- pose that thousands of us went away to war, in behalf of humanity.” —— TRIBE OF BEN HUR PLANNED IN THIS CITY Mrs. David Boyd of Laramie, depu- | ty state organizer for the Tribe of ‘Ben Hur, with Mrs. R. C. Lacomb, the local deputy, is working to or- ganize a local court of the order.: There are courts ht present at’ Chey- enne and Laramie and during the next week or two that Mrs. Boyd remainy here she hopes to line up enough can didates to insure a separate court for Casper. The organization which is old and is very strong in various p: of the country, is open to both men and women. CARPENTERS, NOTICE! There will be a special meeting March 25, for the consideration of important business. Please be present. Cc. T. THOMPSON, Recording Secretary. =““IEASTER Date is April S- [ee ngill COOPERATION OF POSTAL PATRONS ~ TS SOUGHT HERE Proper Addressing of Mail Will Re lieve Grief Says Postmaster Sproul; Full Quota of Carriers Working. Co-operation of the people of C: per in having their mail properly au dressed to them will relieve about 90 per cent of the worry of the post- office department, according to the statements of W. W. Sproul, who is now in charge of the local office. In summing up the uest Sproul submits the follo “Again T want to call attentio street and number or to their post office box. So many people tell their friends to just address me at Cas- per. “Tt is a self satisfied state of mind to think, ‘I am well known here ana the postmaster knows me.’ The post master, hov n't put up the mail and the clerks may not know who of letters rs addresses to Mr. and Mrs. Somebody, Casper Wyo., many of which cannot be de- livered, and cven when they are cost us a great deal more than a hundred properly addressed envel We want your co-operation.” ceived their ceiving the mail at regular interva The full quota of carriers is kept , ing mail on regula , the return of many soldie made it possible to secure em- ployes who seek permanent positions. Arfother feature that has been re- rou The KNOX Aberdeen A hat that nine can wei becomingly. Like all KNOX hats it is skillfully blended that the felt will last and give true KNOX traditional ser- out of ten men vice, M. D. Barnett Outfitting Co. 121 East Second Street ive hundreds |‘ months j | Mr. ng request:| Emperor Charles of Austria oftand his fam the people of Casper to the necessity | Sunday on a special tr: of having their mail addressed to their | zerland DENVER YOUTH wound in the heart. A. pi vas il ing, smarting, blurring found ned His parents in’ Den- N F 1C | ae re VOURTERI ver cout assign no'reason tor ine g WatrOnaruel CO, 3] eves. you prove your faith act: Phone 949 |] thousands to complete re- oO J. L. BBEDERMANN, Prop lief and eye comfort. de: “YOUR BODYGUARD" - SOF, 6OF, 21.20! ©0000000000000000000000008 | , DAILY. TRIBUNE cently put into effect by Acting post- master W. W. Spgoul, is the distribu- tion of mail to lock boxes on Sunday morning, permitting people having boxes to get their mail Sunday morning, without waiting un- til Monday morning. The postoffice authorities ing aid also to the pro da re- sently started for a revision of the system or lack of system of number- ing houses in Casper. It is under- stood that the city counci its next meeting will make it a requiring the numbering of houses within the -orporate limits of the city according to some definite plan that will be outlined. FORMER RULER OF AUSTRIA ON WAY TO SAFET COPENHAGEN, Mar. 2 NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS. ‘L. CHISHOLM TO OPEN CAFE HERE L. Chisholm, former owner of the og license before April 1, 1919. Manhattan Cafe, has re-entered the} You will be required to keep your restaurant bufiness in Casper, having | oe off the streets of Casper, as it is secured 2 location in the Poodledog | unlawful for any dog to run at larce building. He plans to bring the res- taurant which is run in connection up to the high standards which the place and under his former manage- ment. Mr. Chisholm has chosen a manager of the place and will devote little of his personal time to the enter- prise. NEW DIRECTOR— An official state directory, contain- ing the names of all state officials and also the complete election returns for i] 8, will be out within the next two weeks. The copy for it was sent to the printer this week from the secre- ! y of state’s office at Cheyenne. ; i n receipt of the fi | s of the 1919 session | will be distributed Pursuant toa recent City Ordin- ;ance you are required to make an application to the City Clerk for a are lend! will be taken up and ¢ cording to the terms of said Ordin- ance. Those who wish to keep dogs will please take notice and govern yourselves according] a JOHN McGRATH, 3-7-21t Chief Police. —Former i- -Hun 3 y left I Vienna report. a The best store in the best little city {in the west solicits, at least, a share! of your trade. We are the only strictly Cash Store in Casper. All) IS FOUND DEAD goods must be paid for before leav- FROM BULLET . ing our store or on delivery. All are | treated alike. Pay CASH and Pay} LESS. We cater to quality as well| Neb., Mar. 24.—Offi-| as price. Groceries Meats and Hard- | ting the death of | ware. ' 21, of Den- CASPER COMMERCIAL CO., s found un-| Phone 10. nt with a bullet! SAFETY FIRST When you start on a jour- ney your safety depends on the man who drives the engine. You have faith in him. You know he knows. When you journey to us for glasses to get relief from those annoying head- aches or eyeaches, or itch- rice Colo. a culvert yeste upon the streets of Casper, within, the city limits whether licensed or; not. All dogs so found on the streets | isposed of ac-| We Understand Eyes Our Success Proves That BURNETT-HYNES ILDS __ =” GEBO COAL | COKE woo are best treated D |$ City Office 157 S. Center “externally” with | Street °, Gen. Office 5th and Beech Optical Co. 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