Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1919, Page 3

REFINERS SPLIT HONORS ON TRIP TOTHERMOPOL!S Second GaiaeiMonine Monday Goes to Hot Springs Bunch at End of Five Innings When Full Game Is Called Casper lost the second game at Thermopolis yesterday afternoon to the old time rival nine, 5 to 3, in a five inning affair. The contest was called at the end of the fifth stanza to ellow the local nine to leave for ‘home. Then the train did not arrive in Thermopolis until 7:20 o'clock. But Thermop has the best end of the score and now holds a one-game lead over the strong Casper aggregation. Maples hurled an excellent game and his team mates thought he had ‘no license to lose the game. An er- ror in the second inning and a gen- eral mix-up in the infield of the locel team allowed three runs to come in and gave the contest to Thermopolis. ‘There were two out when these counters came across and Casper was leading three to one. The final re- sult should have been three to one, fans who saw the game said. Liese, the Thermop pitcher, did not look good in the game yesterday. He had fair control but the Casper slug- gers found his offerings extremely ac- ceptable in the opening chapter when he was lambasted for three runs. The hits were evenly divided between the ‘two teams, each obtaining six safe ‘blows. ! Thermop scored one in the first after Casper had three to its credit, ‘counted three in the second 26 ex- plained, and then added one more in the fifth. The box score of Sunday’s game, in which the refiners bested their op- ponents, follows: Casper AB.R. H. PO.A.E. Mrs. Burns Entertains At a Lawn Tea Mrs. O. F. Biglin and Miss Geneva Biglin were the honor guests at a tea given by Mrs. James Burns, South Wolcott street, Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Ten or twelve guests were delightfully entertained on the lawn. Cooling refreshments were served under the trees. es Sullivans and Guests Return Home Today Pat Sullivan and family and three guests, Miss Alice Kennedy, of Lafay- ette, Ind., Mrs. C. B. Manbeck, ans daughter, Vera, returned today from a ten days’ sojourn at Dubois and Lander, Wyo. While at Lander the party was entertained by Mr. O. H. Barber. They were so entertained extensively at Dubois. e Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen is leaving for the Casper mounta: where she ex- pects to spend the rest of the sum. | mer. Country Dance Given at Haygoods. The residents at Bates Hole gave } a charming country dance at the Hay. good ranch last Saturday. An or- chestra was taken from town. Several car loads of Casper people attended the dance. House Guests Return Home Mrs. O. A. Biglin and Miss Geneva Biglin, mother and sister of A. B. Biglin of this city, have returnéd |to their home at O'Neal, Neb. Both | Mrs. Biglin and Miss Geneva were de- lightfully entertained while here. Dr. and Mrs. Vance and daughter, Mary, are guests at the Brooks’ ranch 18 miles from here. Dr. Vance and Mr. Brooks were old boyhood friends. * 8 « Powder River News Many Casper citizens attended the carnival here about a week ago. Many others noticed one girl in particular among the long line of “beauties MeNeil, 3b _ 4 1 3 1 8 1/who supervised the throwing ra Bostick, s: 3 2 1 2 1 4,und alleged concessions. She was Arbogast, c. --. 3 1 1 7 1 1/different in that she wore the pin of Metz,pib, —-2-— 5 4° 512 0 0 (a certain sorority. There were sev- Wittle, 2b, ---. 4 1 2 1 4 © eral Casper society girls who be- Hayes, If. s 5 1 2 1 0 © longed to the sorority the pin repre- Emerson, rf.e--. 3 0 1 0 0 oO sented. Bornstein, cf. 3s 1 071 70) 0 Finally one asked her what Chap- Nicholls, p. ~~ 0 0 2 4 @ ter she belonged to. Quoth the er Fe strange sorority “sister’’: To tala 84 1115 2713 2. “I don’t belong to one. of those things. Where’d I get the pin then? ‘Thermopolis AB. H. PO. A. EF, Mother gave it to me, an’ I don’t Reagan, ss 5 8 40 know where she got it Harrington, cf. _ 3 a 0) Powder River! * * Vernadore, 1b. = 5’ Wiesejrlf. == == 16: Browning, c. Wulf, 3b. — Sanders, rf. Williams, 2b. Kelley, p. 4 ‘1 bid "Iron, p -— 0 OROn 1 Totals 8 15 27 10-2 *Irion sent in to pitch in ninth. Batteries: Nicholls and Arbogast; Kelley, Irion and Browning. Runs and hits by innings: Casper: Runs— 00210 3 3 0 2—11 Hits 012113 40 3—15 Thermopolis: | Runs— 104000021—8, Hits— 204000 2 4 3—15 Summary: Two-base hits, Liese, Browning; three-base hits, McNeil, Arbogast, Metz; bases on balls, off Nicholls, 1; off Kelley, 1; Struck out, by Nicholls 7, by Kelley 7; Hit by pitched ball, Bornstein by Irion; balk, Irion; double plays, Wulf to Wil- liams to Varnadore, McNeil (unas- sisted) to Metz; left on bases, Cas- sper 4, Thermopolis 8. Umpire, R. E. Rhea. "MUTT AND JEFF OF AMBULANCE UNIT-NO. 7 WERE FROM CASPER To Casper belonged the honor and distinction of heving the tallest and shortest men in Ambulance Company No. 7 of the Third Division over there, Jack Burt, the shortest man in this ambulance company which |The Friday Night Dances Discontinued Ey, The Friday ght Dancing club will discontinue it’s dances for the; rest of the summer. | CITYNEWS* Lal “ H. E, Dunlap, manager of the Rawlins Townsite Co., of Rawlins,, Wyo., Mr. Dinsmore, manager of the Mountain States Telephone Co., at Rawlins, Geo. E. Brimmer, attorney of Rawlins and R. H. Alcorn, editor of the Rawlins Republican, passed thru Casper yesterday enroute home after a tour of Central and North- tern Wyoming. o 3) Mrs. William Shaffer, formerly of Casper, but now of Denver, is visit- ing friends in Casper for several days. + ee J, A. Likely of the Guaranty Reg-} istry corporation has been spending several days in L' usk on business. W. K. Thomas al estate op erator of Glenrock, pending the day in Casper on business. Mrs. Josephine Perry, designer and trimmer for the Burkett Millinery, has returned from « menth's at the Gage and Fisk wholesale houses in Chicago, Il. see visit Charles R. Clark, nephew of Zac Potter, has gone to visit relatives in his old home in Ohio. * sion COKE WwooD Mr. and Mrs. Joan Jourgenson re- 9 City Office 157 S. Center turned today from Riverton, where Street they were visiting in the John Hays’ Gen. Office Sth and Beech home. os Straate Mr. and Mrs. Ed Anstoker and went through the thickest of the bat-| ules against the Hun, is feet tall. Sergeant J. W. est man in the unit was 6 feet 3 inches in height. Both men were favorites with the men of this ocm- pany. Sergeant Johnson is still over there in Germany serving with the same compeny at Welling the Rhine river, But Mr. Burt ured his discharge in March and is back at his old position as tailor for Frank Canner, custom tailor. Mr. Burt, on account of his ex- tremely small stature received a lot of “kidding” by the boys in his di- vision. But he held his own and maintained his record of 100 per cent perfect with the exception of his height. Sergeant Johnson was an_ engi- neer for the North Western-reilroad company -here before he went into service, hauling one of the trains from here to Lander, Wyo. He has many friends here who knew he would make good over-there. Both men enlisted here within two weeks of each other which means that both entered the service in Casper, July, 1917 on s Captain Hopkins has gone to Salt lake City, Utah, for a ten days’ pleasure trip. only five | Johnson the tall-! = is eal i, iF) ee -, ee Hy Zi family, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charl Leeper, who motored from Douglas to spend Sunday at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Burson uth Oak street, have returned to Douglas. A. ©. Ewing, an employ hi Union Tank Line company, has been by r wtisu confined to his home F. E. Hurley, secret Oil exchange, is in ley, Ohio. Gsear Thomas, manager of .ne Na- tional Supply com y, is ir visiting with frier Cc. D. Nor meet his wife have been guests Tubbs of Carbond will xo to Chey ; program before returning tier Days? to Casper. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Lummis have gone to Cheyenne for the Frontier Days’ celebration. Mr. Lummis is the manager of the Casper Motor com pany. * * * ikehardt has pur- w Method Cleaning and lishment, next to the lapartments. Messers. Harry A. Yessness and Barney Farber, the for- mer owners, will continue to operate their other nt street. on Geo. B. Nelson and family are leaving for the Yellowstone park to- Mr. and L. C, Moore and son, of Ranger, s, who h. t in Casper for several d. les to- r, Colo., where night for Denv fore re- turning to Tex: ae Mnore is a well known real estate man A. A. Schulte and family left yes- y on a pleasure trip to different in Colorado. They will tray- el overland. * * # Mrs. Emel Shaffer, who was re- cently the proprietress of the Durbin rooming house, has gone to Billings Mont., to visit her sister, Mrs. Ar- chie Anderson. Miss Florence Renvill, who has been in Casper since Novembe at the Henning ke has returned to her home South Dakota. Mrs. O. L. Walker has gone to visit at her former home in Minne- sota. TI L. Patton has returned from Nebraska, where he went on business connected with his sheep interests. .* # Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Okie have re- turned to their home, Lost Cabin ranch, after several di spent in Casper in attendance upon legal pro- ceedings. eee MeN 1 has to Miss Eileen gone Tope to be present at Miss Helen Brown’s ‘wedding, which will take place this coming Saturday. Zoe Marks, the public stenogra- pher at the Henning hotel, has gone to spend several weeks at the sum- r resort at Istarbrook, Wyo. Miss Bueda Ericson is taking Misg Mark's place at the Henning. Pe ies Geo. D. Hook and wife, of Long Beach, Calif., are here visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hook formerly lived at the Eagle’s ranch, near here. Thom: E. ynor, of Detroit, Mich., is in the city looking after his oil interests. Gillispie and Mr. Mr. Bown have come from Lead, Dak., to work in the Midwest oil refinery Ce ad Natrona Fuel Co. Phone 949 J. L. BIEDERMANN, Prop GEBO COAL Delicrous late ER). 0 ee — 7 eS. Coe Casper Daily ibune Maree Sete ad rer a CITY WILL GUT WOE OF WATER TO HOUR BASIS Measures to Canete Summer Sup- ply Discussed on Warning from Commissioner of Threat- ened SHortage Casper will soon be on the “hour” m of using water for irrigation sy purpose: according to ning William Jones, city wat mami jsioner, gave the city council last night at its regular meeting. The Sage Creek reservoir is going down rapidly at the present time, Mr. Jones aid last night and the situa mt will be dangerous unless : taken to curtail the pr some meé land careless usage. “The city will be out of water in a ionth if the present waste 13 con- Unue nd there is no raii,’ Mr. Jones, last night Creek reservoir is only » thirds full and going down rapi We are prvaping a lot now and e pumping system is holding up well. But thing must be done to cut down the present water consumption.” “The Sage Creek reservoir just running through at one end night and at the other end there vw some- only eight feet of water. T. A. Dean, acting president of the council night, told Mr. Jones that in an emergency such as at the present he would need no ordinance or special provision to reg- ulate the use of water for irrigation and sprinkling purposes. He was told to co-operate with the water committ and to form some program | of regulation to satisfeetorily save the water supply. Mr. Jones suggested that all of the district west of Seventh street use water in the morning and all of the city t of Seventh street use the r in the afternoon. One coun- cilman proposed that the city be further: regulated so that no water could be used for sprinkling and ir- ation purposes later than 9 o'clock afternoon in the mornnig and in the only from 4 to 7 o’clock. MIKE O'DOWD KNOGKS OUT SYRACUSE BOXER SYRACUSE, N. Y., July —Mike O'Dowd of St. Paul, knocked out} Young Fisher of this city in the fifth round of a scheduled ten-round go last night. Don’t stop to worry an instant if you break your glasses. Bring the broken pieces to make lenses for you that us and we will will exactly fit the original prescription. It is the prop- er thing for any eye glass wearer to consult us in the of r other troubled case an emergency ¢ person who is with for any defective vision, we are thor- oughly equipped to wait upon their needs. BURNETT-HYNES Optical Co. 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