Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1919, Page 2

PAGE TWO Che Casper Daily Cribune Issued every evening e: r Suni - David J. Ss r, Natrona county, tion ‘oft! offices: oi iat Enters | at Bt Gee pee cw: 72 ming) "Potge: ee Py ros ASSOCIATHD PR! HPORTS FROM THE UNITED P’ H Ay BE ene, c itor TAbboclate ndall, 341 Fifth Ave., New_York City. 1720-: ai pBte en Bldg... aE, In. sat file in the New York and Chicago of- fices and visitors are welcome. BUSINESS aes ay peal 4 4 ‘DATES riging ae $=) or Taser ing Representative Prudden, King & Pibaden ies of the Sita Tribune are on SUBSCRIPTION RATES B. trier Ry Mati One Year...... é Six Months :..": Three Months. . No subscription less period than three months. All subscriptions must be paid in ad- wance and The Daily Tribune will not insure delivery after subscription be- comes one month in arrears. HH Applicant for Membership to Andit Bu- | reau of Circulations. Member of the Aecoctmed’, Press The Associated Press clusively is entitled to the use for republication of | all news credited in this paper and also| the local news published herein. eee —— oe LET'S BE CALM The murder of Tom Majors and the serious wounding of Jailor MeKenzie by bootleggers has naturally served to arouse public opinion to the point. Were no special prepar: see that the ends of justice were speed- ily served, the people might have a legitimate excuse to mete out justice in their own way. But, happily, Immediately, tragedy, the such is not the case. upon hearing of the and sioners met took steps that will 4 we) make for speed and justice in handling | the cases against those charged with the Judge Winter and M. crime. W. Pu have entire charge of the prosecution. 2 will As soon as pra ticable Judge Kimball will convene court, a jury will be drawn, and the trial proceed. appears in print, all those charged with the y hearing, the coroner's inquest will have been bound over Under this is all that can be completed, and the, men District Court. ”* constitutional to the a government done. Whatever our personal feelings may be, law et us still’ cherish “a respect aud order, when we know every- thing possible is being done to uphold the law and mete out justice to crim- inals, oe t Today’s Events | —.———_—— On’ hundred and twenty-fifth anni- versary of the birth of the poet, William Cullen Bryant. Mohammed V., Sultan of Tur Jate ally of the central powers i years old today. | ° and in the adward Dougles White, chief justice of the supreme court of the United States, today enters upon his seyenty- fitth’ year, Today’ will mark the close of the po- | litical campaign in those states and citi in which elections are to be held tomorrow, * The) Arizo: ate fair will have its opening today at Phoenix and the Georgiu-Florida fair at Valdosta, Ga. The Western Royal Live Stock Show one of the largest annual exhibitions of) its kind in the country, will be opened today at Spokane. A convention of the Irish race is Autsrialia, to aid the cause of home rulé in Ireland, has been called to meet today at Melbourne, Problems of tal importa are scheduled f to the pnsider: ation at the annual convention of the National Wholesale Druggisty’ assor elation, opening today at New Or- leans. How to make hotels pay unjgler pro hibition will be discussed at the an nual convention of the Missouri-Kan- Oklahoma Hotel Men's association ) is to meet today ut Kansas City. Whether the present government of Sir Michael Gashin ghall be continued in power, or replaced by one repregent Atle the oppdsitibn,' is to be determined at- th general éloetion -to “be held’ to day in, Newfoundly 1 Scomthission’ appaiited by the Acro| Club of America and the Aero League f America tb"organize-the’ first ‘Aerial Derby ‘around ‘the world’ is scheduled from San Francisco today for| to sal the Hast. ‘ <1 ERS BODY NEAR RECOVERY WHEATLAND, ‘Wyo., Nov. 3.—A shaft sunk parallel to the 90-foot well | in which William Saunders ‘was buried | by #@ cave-in a fortnight ago, has reached a depth close to that at which the body lies and recovery’ of the corpse toduy-or tomorrow is expected. for | la strong defense but the Tiger offensive|ence city, {the final period that the Coforado Col- mail ac cepted "tor! striking tions made to rd of County Commis: | GOLORADD ABBIES CONTINU MARGH TOWARD GHAMPH The Colorado Aggies cojftinued _to| which ‘won the games, &mash) its way thru eonference tes The University of Utdh-swamped the Saturday by overwhelming the Den¥er| Moptana Agates ‘at Saiz ep ee ity: 66 ‘. to 0, in ® featureless which the university eleven, 38 to .3, ‘in Denver,| heavy Mormons _.c! ‘thru: repeat: Denver university never had a chance, edly for gains. Utan scored 31 the Aggies sending in substitutes after|in the opening quarte the middie of the second quarter, ending} Nebraska lost to Ames Agricultural the contest with practically a second] college of Ames, Iowa, 3,to 0, at Lin- string line-up. The peerless Aggie back-|coln. This is the first year Nebrask: field made the Denver University team has been out of the Missouri Valley look like a high school aggregation and|conference and the Cornhuskers haye it was one continuous march ‘to touch: fet th'win a game. Kansas will sever downs, jathletic relations with -the. Nebraska The Colorado college defeated the|/school because it left the conference Colorado School of Mines, 7 to 3, at with the stated’reason that if Nebraska |Colorado Springs. The Miners put up|could not‘ play in Omaha, a non-confer it would not play football in It was not until|the, conference. Wyoming did not play football Satur the touchdown! day ARMY AND NAVY CLUB = (GRID SCORES | SCHEDULES GAME WITH | OF SATURDAY DENVER MAY COMPANY! /NCOMLEGES At Colorado Springs—Colorado Col - |lege 7, Mines 2 x The strong Army and Navy club foot-- At Denver+West Denver High 21, |ball team has accepted a game to be|South Denver High 7; East “Denver |played against the May Sporting Goods|High 7, North Denver. High 7. company of Denver, Sinday, November} Colorado Aggies 33, Denver Uniter- 9, to'be played in Denver. Complete sity 3. arrangements have not been completed! Harvard 20, Springfield 0. but the game is being counted upen by| | syracuse 13, Brown 0. : the local team which will leave Casper} “At Ithaca—Lafayette 21, Cornell 2. next Saturday. night for the Mile-High! ‘4¢ philadelphia—Penn. State 10, Unt city. |versity of Pennsylvania 0. Another Colorado eleven probably will; At New Haven—Yale 31, be played Armistice Day, November 11. 449-9, in Casper. ~ is Practice this week ha: At Hanover—Colgate 7, Dartmouth 7. points play was too much | Maryland shown the loca! team to be one of the fastest non-college| At -Princeton—West Virginia 25, teams in the state, the University of Princeton 0, Wyoming looming up as the only team). At Madtson—Minnesota 19, Wiscon- capable of taking the measure of thé |doughty service players. Coach ¥. Car ‘ter is arranging to have this dispute set |tlea in a gridiron battle here Thanks giving day. It should be the best game} of the season if the Laramie school au. |thorities and Coach Corbett will con jsent to play the Army and Nayy. club. eee eee sin 7. At Urbana—Hlinois 10, Chicago 0. At Lafayette—Purdue 13, Michigan | Aggies. 7. At West Point—Army 24,,Tufts, 18. At Lincoln—tlowa State college 3; braska 0. At: Annapolis—Navy ginia Weslevan 6. 'e- 20, West ‘Vir- STAT AE Indianapolis—Notre Dame 16, | jIndiana 3. F ! | In the Day s News | At Ann Arbor—Northwestern 3, e —_—_—_—® | Michigan 16. q At Des Moines—Drake 6, Grinnell 0, At Pittsburgh—Carnegie 9, » Alle- Cashin, whose admin- ke-in today’s general Sir Michael P. in Newfoundland, has been|Sheny 0. fj : r colony since the retire At New York—Columbia 0, Umion» 0. | ment of Sir Edward P. Morris, at the | At Berkeley, Calif—University of By the time this | beginning of 1918. ime will haye had their prelimin-!a century in public service. and his ca- y | | | | i |% Sir Michael, who is California 21, Oregon Aggies 14. a Newfoundlander by birth and educa At Mitchell, S. D.—Hamlin 34, South has been more than a quarter of Dakota Wesleyan 0. At Grand Forks, N. D.—North Da- reer as a statesman has been a notable kota Aggies 7, North Dakota & one, In §89 he entered political life; At Norman—Missouri 6, Oklahot as wimember of the icgislature. Two] at Iowa Cit UnivéFelty, be lowe Ay yearS later hé joined the Liberal party, \South Dakéta*1 iy ilut in 1905, he broke with that party, At Lawrence dat ds University 16 and led ‘the “Mdependent qartsin> the; ana! Agios 3. legislature until 1908, when he joined | At Mount Vefnon, with The follow-; Dubuque 6. apinet as min:| At Cleveland, Ohio—Case 39,,Hiram 3, In the} At Oberlin, Ohio—Oberlin 48, Western Michael is opposed | Reserve 0. Hon. Richard | “at petroit—University of Detroit 28, general, with |4-ajamazoo college 0. herman’s Union | at sait Lake City—University of tion, Towa—Cornell 1 0, hance jection ir by a party headed Squires, former atto whom is allied the present el party, an active factor in Newfound: | tan 66, Montana State college 0. jland polities for some years. ‘At Solith Bethlehem, Pac Pittsburat me |14, Lehigh 0. ‘go in War | | At Swarthmore, Pa.—Swarthmore 12, W: | Ursinus 12. | One Year Ago m ar | At Haverford, Pa.—Huaverford 10, | Franklin and Marshall 7. Bedgrade wes reoceupied by the Ser At Baltimore—Johns Hopkins 20, bian army Lebanon 6. Italians captured Trent) and made At Seattle—Oregon 24, Washing: landing at Trieste. ,ton 14 ’ Combined forc of French, British | At Birmingham, Ala—Alabama 40, Americans ‘reached — outs s of University of the South @ 4 At ‘Tennessee 0, Knoxville, Keen Kutter Tools are in every case made of the best steel obtainable and are made by thoroughly expert tool-makers. Throughout the whole line of these tools will he found the same sterling quality—the quality that has made the Standard. All Keen Kutter Hatchets and Axes are wedged with the’ Greliner Patent Wedge which prevents the head ‘ever flying ‘off or working’ loose | and are sharpened ready for use, The Keen Kutter Trademark covers a com-’ plete ling of togls and cutlery. Sold by, HOLMES HARDWARE ’ Phone’601 Holmes to Homes Second at Wolcott PPI JDO DOC CC CC Ce OC lL BEST BOWL OF CHILI'IN TOWN 20c AT THE CHILI Kl KING LONGH Grand Central Block. All \ } eg bs op omen Bd *4 went but tay of Lusk. fs called only frat ite ee fimina’ 5 ie baad ett, a r of the dusky tht an even battle with a boxer low. Is. a Good. Tinwiccit..-. To Drive Out Catarrh of Tusk deed fade 1h Commalinity Ne “to Be Met by! Kia Lee gnly got a draw decision out The Trouble Is in the Tt is: now an established fa Church Adjunct to Be Open- of his ten-yound ‘go with miner catarfli, with its Hausé-| that eatarrh is in the’ biood Sia e S pat k, Wyo.,- turday night altho stuffed up glands,| that lotions dnd salves do not Ve ed for Use le ous discharge, stuff gi nominations \the crowd Was almost unanimous in| ditgcult breathing, and summer |relief. The experience of other; | | aaying that Lee had the best of prac- gi ee rounds. Referee McCall made the dects and the same deci-|' colds, is bad @iough, but the worst “of it is yet to come. if you neglect 10 cheek the growth that is forn- has proven that S. S. S, strikes at the root of the trouble. » Waste nv time in this matter, for it is of the To provide for the community needs | baitles. on both te affack you with ten-fold| utmost importance. Write to ou- of the North Casper addition, the trus-| ot on asp) ny in fayor of starting Be te power during the winter. | Medical Advisor. phos your case tees of the Presbyterian church have) things Fane for he wadded info Kelly That's. why it is so important to | Address Swift Specific Co,, Depi. purchased two lots -in block 39 of the in the first round and knocked him practically thru the ropes. After that! Tee seemed to a fight his yapponent battle. ee broke treat catarrh with S$, 5. S. duri 53, Atlanta, Ga, + warm weather, i North Casper. addition, : ceed at once to erect chapel. The title to the property will be kept by the Presbyterian church, but the} the trustees wish it understood that the! chapel maybe freély used for the serv-| ices of any recognized denomination. A community Sunday school will be or- ganized and it is probable that the vari- ous ministers of the city will take turns in holding church services. The building, which will be erected will be 20 by 32 feet in size and will have a full basement which may be used for social gatherings. The need for such-a community house has been keenly felt in North Casper, and the location ghosen, three blocks east of Center street and just north of (the W, H. Browit") y,. 1s" sitactical- ly in the center the community. The trustees of the Presbyterian church deserve hearty jengation ma their matt, and will pro- a community action in the North Caroling 0. | At Columbus, ‘Ga—Alabama technic 7, Georgia, At Sioux: City}¥ 3 41, State Teachers, At Los Angeles— ern California 27, At ‘Palo’ Alt 34, St. Mary’s, coll At Claremont, |45, Whittier colle; At Missoula, Mont—Montana Uniyer- sity 6, Whitman college 6. At . Lexington, AKy.—Vanderbilt Kentucky 0, At Roswell, N, MU niversity, of New, Mexico 0, Military ‘Institute. 0. At Austin, Texas—Texas 82, “Bie In| stitute 8.’ Poly- wa Morningside © Falis, Towa, 2. versity of South- dental college’ 0. tanford University 0. Pomona college 0, Let me help” —Ches. Field ELP” is right! ‘A smooth, mellow smokeis just the thing, when you're “CALENDAR OF SPORTS | : up against a tough one. And Chesterfield if WRESTLING: we Sobek ve | is that smoke. Sauare’ Garden, New Yor rr e An expert and exclusive blend is respon- artbat ais eecaE Pore et sible—finest, silkiest Turkish tobaccos from K. O. O'Donnell ys, Johnny. Ritchie, six rounds at Philadelphia, Xanthi, Cavalla, Smyrna and Samsoun, and the best varieties of Domestic leaf—put together by the manufactuger’s.. private formula that brings. out evéry fast’ bit of flavor, No other process, no other blend, cain . successfully ‘ imitate’ Chesterfield’s smoothness and full-bodied flavor. No argument here! Chesterfields satisfy as no other cigarette has ¢ver satisfied before. Ss . Many savage tribes forbid their mem- | bers waking a sleeper suddenly lest the| soul might then ba swandersap and /not | have time to return to the body. Don’t give it a chance to ‘eet in" —use Dr. King’s New Discovery HAT dangerous stage where & ' cold or cough or case of b; grippe might get the better e* you may be nearer thon you King’s, Neo ar consrS will avert, ‘ logge lege. ‘or ty years}it has loosened con, ested serene idissipated tight- pac! ed phlegm; broke en nese colds an Giri to the young: erste e it yourself. There will e no disagreeable miter efacts. 0c. and $1.20 a bottle. t your druggi Give it a trial. °@ Bowels Become Normal —liver livens bilé flews freel headache, patte lleaadens, Tongue-Rit, j Bomene ee eet «ee r. nj w Life je | their ne hutah ie rtable Ber jon. Purgatives, comes pleasantly cor- zpgtive, sometim: it-forming, should net ie Sakon rack ae system ae . Nature's wa: the of A pau 8 New Tite lene tly ‘hut the bow functioning els, eliminating tne-clogs the intew- ing wast promoting the mos Ne eracit vin; Shesuit s. Cleanse a svarem ‘with them and know the boon of , eeaalar bowels, 25c at druggists, —ana the blend can’t be copied Notice Stockmen is a ACHOIEE FEEDING PROPOSITION i -- for SHEEP br ‘CATTLE right ma Horna: within trailing distance of your own Range, On the Burlington Railroad and ot out of the State. - OVER 400 TONS CHOICE ALFALFA and chaice Native Hay, 400 acres of good Stubble, good wa- ter and feeding Pens, fine shelter. . This is really an extra fine place to feed, at an exceptionally good nie: _ Here f COUNCILMAN in the -———— THIRD WARD ON ‘THE INDEPENDENT TICKET Cage Storage Go. Warehouse H i | basi Shane e PaaS! ARE 295