Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 26, 1919, Page 8

abode PAGE EIGHT a ee ‘ILL’ STROTHER DEFIES DISASTER. ARMY. AND NAVY MDWEST EDK IN CRAWLING UP HENNING TONIGHT FUL mE BALL TEAM TOWARD PENNANT TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1 |M. Schwoob, where she will be met by Governor Carey, who is a mem- ber of the party of governors. At- i that place the party of governors will | f YELLOWSTONE leave the party of state executives and with Mrs. Carey and Mr. Schwoob will enjoy a fishing party in the Jack- ite =, son’s Hole country before leaving the his undoing. Casper-— AB H MeNeill, 31 Piper, rf_ Hayes, If___ Metz, 1b__- POA O28 Free, s: SOnY, ¥v Aug. }.—Gover- i by the southern entrance. : |:Arbogast, nora! of are oe ¢ ue _- a Al “frst Thrille er To-! OS eS | Whittle, 2b__ eS Yellowstone park this week. ne Even the dangerous calling of the Pi t Thriller of Human Spider To-| 5 steeilii sisi a} {Maples, p-------- chief executives will enter the park ),.,1) fighter has had its female fol- night Under Auspices of Sal- . 1B LW following. the re of over Jivers, Johanna Maestrick was the vation Army Drive ——— F — | Totals ___ a nors at Salt Lal fame of the young woman who won ox With the hall Monte Vista, Colo., Aggregation Pill Strother, the human spider, is Monte Vis nors will not reach Cody yenown as a matador, At an early The prov thes aan Loses Slow Game by Score of | Bus --- -- on their trip as they will Ie © she was taken to see a bull fight set for his long climb up the smooth, ned : Bes 9 2- Maples pana Ryan, ---- park by the Yellowstone ent »% on Portugal. Her feminine suseeptt Bioeng acon se ine ne go : Des aceehee Gane Pale . Mabe oe Sto If ---- majority of the party umning to|pilities, far from revolting at the building. He is scheduled to m season Arbogast In Battery Seibert, 2b_______ t Lake city and making the home-|spectacle, were 1 to a keen from the sidewalk beneath the t re the en MeIntosh, cf___- re trip from there. desire and determi to emulate rtion of the building shortly z Army y- Five Tr Monte Vista had played like Ros-| McCullogh, 1b____ Stephen 'T. Mather, director of na-|the prowess of the hull fighter. After vening. Arthur Hill 1M ced thei si pitched there might have been an-; McArthur, rf______ onal parks gervicé, will’ beth charge|t course aining she made her Mr. Strother, will sing on the other story for the second game but/| Rossi, p___-___-__ Bes Pare Stroh pagans first appe in the arena at i ssie” just before he s of the 45 Casper holds a 9-to-2' J. MeIntosh, Dee e ey oh cecuatae’ apaaE fKWiye: | ODETCO: trial proved that her his long pull skyward. no will the Colorado team. Mon- Mrs. RD. Carey, wire an Cody [agility ‘and skill’ Were eatin!” to hae Mr. Strother is doing his a first te ad a long train ride the! Totals ~-____- a praete r id will be driv- courage, for she quickly laid out two for the benefit : night before the game and unques- hursday Canyon hotel by Hon. J.|ferocious bulls and rode off in tri- Army cam ly was not fit for their game./Casper __-.200012030. ieee : umph amid thunders of applause.. ] Vincent 4 Monte Vi: 410 - Lo asper played up to standard, tak-| Twelve W. T. C. and ing the lead at the start and was ney- | e to aid in the campaign ler because of “ eaded. However, out of the nine! on Army contributions t ist 1 eleven. A scores two were earned runs. | low the } climb. » man who is said to be in left field, had a nice day Asce: © Quarter back up the ck. His batting has been side skyscrapers, for the team. one of the features thus far of the agreed to drop many tournament. Maple’s pitching stood, ribune to the 0 high out like Colorado weather. No e 1 the street # for the pecially brilliant plays were record- will be the e club ed. s been drop-| football hoosti a great Arbogast’s running one handed ped from t n this city. aided partially in the ge the use of his nt the two er let the city catch of a high foul was the spectac-| ular stunt of the game. Rossi pitch- ed a steady contest, one of the types which wins nine times out of ten.| Ten costly errors, however, proved VICTIMS | RESCUE AFAR GRY FROM PUNGH BOWLS 10 WATER WAGONS BUT X. 0.5 USING “EM POSTAL GROCERY TO PONTINUE SALES HERE TILL QUOTA 1§ SOLD prive perform nimself ov p Minin Postal wrocery » sales continued here today with th ai from punch bowls to water opening of the | ki Spetied » but the Knights of Colum- basement window to receive orders |. A ales. climb- ‘@ use of both in enter-| for government eroceries Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid | > where! taining the men of the great Pa-| supplie troubles are most dangerous be- Nhe was 11 gifie Fleet Th art cause of their insidious attacks. | a) Co mountt e rhelewEter-wapon-——shi nt 1 every art Heed the first warning they give | jithe Knights the “Drea ld ¢ tock of s | that they need attention by taking | (the Land,” carries five hundred gu tiel ld out, Postm: AL (thirsty gobs. It wa f » come ¢ lon the streets of S: and Los Angeles when the fleet arrived to have 2 | h to pick. an ABLEM . CAPSULES : by Y ithe sailors looked around to s Y ) the sale of army regulation : ; Thon bheir thirst and it will be 1 But it is the understand-, TRe world’s standard remedy for these | . o sec him. Then disorders, will often ward off these dis- included in | eases.and strengthen the body against | | | | | heduled to hay iket Definite 1 here sometime | to be Banta Be I tried for Prancisco. Then 1 The punch bowls will be devoted ertise tO even a stranger use. No, They will be filled to overflowing rovern- With cigarettes for the boys and will CONTRACT 1S LET TOOK ara, Santa Cru at Casper is of citi _ further attacks. Three sizes, all druggists. Look for the name Gold Medal on every bex and accept no imitation John Englekir e day = 11 hj Cex aise -g\ enrock, spent busin , of € “Watch the Elgin Movement” free “ready-mades,” while the oth will be heaped high with the “m Millions of of pounds of hard cz tand chocolates, nd statione “Hoimes to Homes” cigarettes thousands o Ses ye | Knights. One of the bowls will hold and plenty of z equipment been sent to HEADQUARTERS D rent points 4, nb floast where the fie i) Albert G. Bz 3 F fies for the Knights in nine brn states. Fifty councils “+ operating with Bagley in hely entertain the men. oom twc modern rooming house. all the latest modern conveni steam heat, hot and cold wate: the best furniture and fixtures pos- West- SHOT GUNS “| RIFLES It’s in the — styles in men’s suits. A. Chisholm is the owner| “By “new”? we mean some- » basement. Hand- ? wear. HH c eters Py | over—restrictions all removed—time to spruce up. The clothing designers have done their best to create the smartest styles for men ever known. plumt to b FISHING TACKLE expected tobe: OIL FILLING STATION This new modern building togeth er with the new Elk home and Mo The Cente Filling station oy club buildings, and the Carpenters and auto ac shop at ( € A look at our Fall Styles Union hall, which are planned, will! and Linden strects has ‘been pure will show you how well they add to the appearance of Casper’s ed by M. Mahone id Ed SPORT have succeeded, busine ion on Wolcott street. The new management has pla < Nov i Novel effects with _ belts, pleats and slash pockets in sin- gle and double breasted coats —conservative models, too. AUTO MEN'S SUITS $30 to $75. 4 w se~y | Holmes Hardware Co. going at $ Phone 601 complete stock of oil cessories in their two young i the exclusive 3 wick and Hood tires. A big sale of Hartford co non-skid and Falls ribbed skid tires is marking the en the Center Street Filli the auto tire busine this big sale z | per tire in the Hartford m jof the tires are * tions. a has gone hington, D. C., to perfect the title of the valuable oil lands sold in| Salt Creek. for the R.. L. Mitchell has returned from Omaha, where he has been on a busl- e trip. My. Mitchell will remain in Omaha visiting with friends for ome time longer. Mrs. G. A. Huffman has returned me after visiting with her parent: r. and M Hugh Booth, in Ain worth, Nebraska. , Casper Clothing Co. a A Tribune Wantad will sell it. MATINEE e THE HOUSE OF QUALITY 2:30 PICTURES : “3 RIN FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 H THE STATE | TODAY Dorothy Dalton ‘Extravagance’ Wi CParami AG Picture His money in her hands was like water in a sieve—and he wasn’t far behind her when it came to spending money. But it led to the very bottom falling out of their lives. Here’s your chance to test your pet theory of economy. Come to see if it would work in “Extravagance.” Come today. ah, TOMORROW WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION ‘Cheating Eterself? Also Sunshine Comedy—“ARE MARRIED POLICE SAFE?” COMING SATURDAY—SPECIAL PRODUCTION Another of Zane Grey’s Great Stories. A Melodrama of the Lawless West in the Days of ’49. 200000000— Casper—Maples ; Monte Vista—Rossi and J. McIntosh. Batteries: and A Tribune Wantad will sell it. IRIS THEATER a AVOIUS GNW AVOSUNHL “SAVG OML TWO DAYS, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Bi (e ¥ Clean, Clever and Classy Musical Show. A real riot of splendor, stupend- ous scenic surprises. The season’s big Musical Treat. 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