Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 2, 1920, Page 6

ae ta res RE SIX phn Us ae Baie: The Casper Daily Cribune x, TODAY'S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD DOYLE RUSHES M'INTIRE FOR END HARVARD BEATS MARINO IS EASY OREGOR IX GRID FORMASON; BOB FTL NTH RTE tS eae of one point, 6 to 7.) to A. E. F, Champion; Bron- : The game was played before a huge | son Counted Out; Other Bouts Lend Excitement to Program udienee.” Havant made a fauehiown| ee ee weaulte é eee is unoffici reported to h ave Charles Doyle, the speedy welterweight of the Army and tat ibink= iy’ scorihe’s tantecelall (By “Alapaintca Prede:) Navy club, scored a technical knockout in the fourth round s 5: MILWAUKEE, Jan. 2.—Frankie over Webb McIntire of Cheyenne yesterday afternoon in the, ree Mason, recognized as American fly- i i inci 1 ; Fa ve Weight champion, toyed with Samm Iris theatre in the principal bout of the Army and Navy club, 1» the lish, language there are) \oeme etek in w tenround, athletic benefit carnival. Doyle had a little of the best of it ere ae tes ean with “W Héaecision » Ganbeihiere. Jastid night: except in the opening round which was almost a draw. The ) °™ “UT 't"! Marino was forced to hold in the last third and fourth rounds saw Doyle + - four to avoid a knockout. much superic to Melnti ‘le and MelIntire heduled to fo six rounds oth men kept away frem: Gach other in the opening round Tony Den . Milwaukee light- weicht, outboxed Billy Whelan of St Paul, and Sammy Terrin of St. P: had the better of Frankie Berry of were s Doyle gol a good face blow in about the Milwaukee, sporting writers agreed. midal ef the reund and stor 1 the — tuck of Metnt BOR MARTIN GETS Neither of the boxers were inclined t ANOTHER KNOCKOL ty imix it up in the initial round. But the / (By Associated Press.) | second rowed different ree GRAND Bek Mich., Jan, 2.— Kk uy advised them to get into Bob Mart ¢. FP. heavyweight t. Doyle in with a champion, te Kked out Jack MeFar- blow to the jaw, After an exchange nd in the fifth round of a scheduled hody hows, Meintire in a hard one ten-round battle here. tly deflects Which Doyle pa y BREAKS WRI T, SKY IS WINNER (By Associated Press.) TORONTO, Jan. ttling Le- ky was awarded a decision. over Doyle came back with a hefty to the face easily Doyle ind, his attack efforts by Melntire for hattier contented himself followed by ing with’ wait n opening “Wild Burt" Kenny in the eighth Meinuire his first real blow to round of scheduled ten-round go. na ‘i arent Kenny broke a bone in his right tart third. tul Doyle countered print. th a Hight one ‘to th face nd a {nave = ABARAT aap SMOVSEED saat eee CHARLEY WHITE WI Steatham MeIntivetnoke... BY KNOCKOUT ROUTE completed the round with g (By Associated Press.) wy to the head. "ORTLAND, Ore., 4: 2.—Charley te of Chicago Knocked out Muff © fourth and deciding round start- 1 of Portland in the first round ed off with «a rush by Doyle whieh knocked MeIntire down, Few thot that Mel kening but only a tire was D ROSTAN wn Minute Jater he was kn SIMPSON ) DRAW ae el . ares ¢ NERS (By Associated Press.) Doyle started his most at AURORA. tuck as soon us Melnti ot on his York and N fect and ihe. visite 1 to be un- RTS RANKS or UL, boxed a Leitotad “deaw able io stop the offen: A terrific the world’s greatest hurdler, would Both are welterwelghts. left to the head kno Melntire to Eeenntl ALA. U -¥. He has ac — the floor, After Leary had of Missouri. GRITTON ACCORDED sounted ie? ted to rise SEG ee | NEWS! The Chever ee an APER VERDICT (seep eg ee eee ee | He University: Soviaheetat hit ‘ee Gan as (By Associated Press.) tiers ‘ b dewell {hto) tHe ILARRISBURGH, Ps Jack ving ritton, welterweight champi was 5 a y sion in ten Doyte rowed himseif the real of the ¢ Ills w aie Tul attack which w ‘ how the at: we part Bhitie be m yesterda he- local Five and Up-State Quintet Clash Tonight i in First of I City easily outpointed Mel see ule Ait other i meets Stev itisburgh in ten rounds Poror ati eenigedlcay arate Battle; Star Forward of Last Year’s Players : part in the beneilt show but Doyle ‘ take vn ato ih eer Named Captain at Wednesday Meeting nt the best of all the had ‘little troutietan threw Tonight will see the start a the 19 20 basketball season of the | HAMILTON, Ont. van. ae is art Dowler in three minutes. Natrona high school. Worland high school will invade Casper for the ipa iF Bobby eighed about pounds, the small 9p¢ ning contest to be played starting at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Eber, n bantamweight cham- Was easy picking for Lang c he a hetween Alesietapersta nati) h school gymnasium. pion, seer easy Vict over Patsy Johnson of Trenton, Be uh went rSuE Sour The Worland five is on a three- day trip thruout the central part of maT ee one pest att tion of thi iG y . 2 G otie of thona wive-dria caxehne tater Dla vinT pauser, Casper and Basin. The Worland players al- A GRIER LN Loe ches with Alex starting like a whirl defeated several fast high ers 1 Sears? t contenting himself with this season and should (By Associated Press.) ing in 1h i punds. | Uoarewet Casper’ team ia COLORADO SPRINGS, Jan. 2.—Joe Burman of Chicago was given a deci- vorkont, consisting of Sion over Dick Griftin of Fort Worth wee the fine! prepara. in the sixth round of a “tt his nowed improye- od 12. his last unee and luted 12 be in fit trim, He was al battle of the sea. round fight. and more heady boxer, evad- ; = E of * wild flings and | \ senior and a_ player ROM i sev clean ones for him experience on Na on county quintets ted cap Press.) thie \ sak 2 © final round found Shark hit roth : el a ee: 5 ting his man almost at will, Rodgers captua Ta s nt Albuquerque cay himself or attempting to most ut for wor n ihe position 1 knockout over Jack or fine ain for t nt n of Denver fit the fourth round The six-round between Joe Rods scheduled 1-round ers, & brother of Alex, both from Lan y , yey = ae : i ete ENG h f) HAS 7 GASES M0 NG. Out to be as Kg en expected : ¢ IS GIVEN TRIMMING M did not ving been substitu ‘albert, who 1 in best of edi y fused to box cept on his own tinancial term: ftodgers showed himself to 1 Ansocinted Prenn.) KAL. AM AZOO, Ja °.—Bartley Madden of New York won a newspa per decision over Homer Smith, heavy- isht champion of Michigan, in a of SAYS is members ne 1 little. Doxensavithe werealinunah pap! pier, LONDON (By Mail—In the past. !#d ten-round battle. seemed to be in fighting trim, Martin’ 4 month the ave heen 8 cutions Pa have been lism 1 uti oe did most of his work dodging the fleet ‘py ab arent. in zes of profiteering in TAMBERS Ma BOM } : aH b ; LOS ANGELES BOXER lis few blews appearing to food Snes (By Associated Press.) ¢ ' tai and fines al catt DOUGLAS, Ariz., Jan, 2.—Russell of thi clals of Centre LATO: + Chambers of Douglas had the better EE a) Rodgers of West Virginia is himself had lan professional, having played baseball (ae 2 A fast one to tL y nf "f knoek him down and he the floor until & the count of ten George McLeod, working under ditti ined glued sary had culties, arra ed a XN at the outset by the unwillingness of many boxers to fight or even box, McLeod kept on the lookout until he secure! @ program of real battler Lenry made 2 creditable nn nee and showed the right sort of spirit as referee E. ¢ Calhoun, h i of the show terday, and Dp. O. should xiven credit for the work as manag WORLO WAR VETS WAT DEPORTATON OF UNS SYDNE eral hundre Australia Mail pallan wre have appe er Wil les to ey tiuinea 2 Australian jers lo ta plan tations th romised them his fie id he iret wished to Visit the ferméfly Gern New Guin and other territury over Aus tralit holds # man . % SO Ba RNa Resse a - ~- HEAD OF “OUTLOOK” FOR HALF (CENTURY IS 84.—Dr. Ly James Cody returned Nerdy’ otro! n Abbott, 5 Anti, Whee, where ne aterdas from editor in chief of the “Outlook” for os mas at the home of his parents. more than half a century, who just CRIPPLED BRIT TOMMIES STILL ENJOY ATHLETICS—In spite of ———»—__- celebrated his 84th birthday. Me is) their handicaps the crippled British Tommies at the Brighton Pavition hospl- us keen and alert as ever and contin’ in England still enjoy athletic sports. The photo shows two of the pa- h with world affairs, 1 of whom have lost limbs in the war, in an exciting boxing match. Read The Tribune Want Ads (in intimate tou ww Year's Jack McFarland Loses in Fifth]}fer the! construction of grading, pay | of tain 1 rounds here, least AND WEST 2 Rivers of Los Angeles and Kid jenry ae Newark, N.‘4., went ten rounds to NUMBER ——e Notice of hearing om assessment roll ing, and: improving «those streets and portions -of streets in pacine District No. 8, in ‘the City of + County” of! Nafrona and State of W ocaing! Notice is hereby gfiven that the city! Council of the City of Casper will meet on the 2nd day of Fepruary, A. D. 1920, at 8 o'clock p. m. at said day, a tthe Council Chamber in! the City Hall of| the'City of Casper, ‘for the’ purpose of hearing objections to the assessment roll: for the construbtion of the neces. sary grading, . pavi and improving; upon those strests ‘and portions streets in Paving Dfstrict No. 8, in th City of Casper, to-wit: Second street from the east property | Mexic Une of David street west to the city lim-| date its, or the dividing tine between the j Fepublie Standard and Midwest refineries, 2) Wace in AY BI The boundary of said Paving District{ partment includes M No. 8, is as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the enst line of David street, 10)! feet north of the north line of Second street. Thence west acro&s David street to aj pala on the west line of David street 11.26 feet north of the interesegtion of the north property line of Second street} and: the west property line of David street. Thence southwest through block 67 and paralleling the north property line of Second street ta a point on the east Property line of Spruce street 11.26 feet | north of the north property line of Sec ond street. . Thence southwest across Spruce street to a point on the west property line of Spruce 101.82 feet north of the north property line of Second street. | Thence south 79 degrees 9 minutes:} west, 732.5 feet and paralleling the north property line of Second street to a point 101.82 feet north of the north property | line of Second street Thence south 80 degrees 7 minutes west, 584.8 feet and paralleling the north, nroperty line of Second strect to 1 point 4 101.50 feet north of the north property| line of Second street. Thence south 78 deerees 15 minntes| west, 1333.60 feet and paralleling the north property line of Second strect to point 102.12 feet north of the north; property line of Second street. Thence south 79 degrees 56 minutes! west, 133.75 feet and paralleling the} north property line of Second street to a point 101.56 feet north of the north property line of Second street or the city limits, a point 964.75 feet north af] the center of Section 8. Townshin 2%.! Range 79 West, of the 6th Principal Me-| ridian. ' Thence south along the line + the center of Section 8. Townshin 2%.) 7Q DHE Range 79, the west noundary of the aity limits, across Second street to noint 135.39 feet south of the sr nroperty line_of § mur Woe 1) Cross, by cond street and on jersonally aaid line through the center of Section! Shows, Miss Italian ¢ 8. Township 32, Range 79. Thence northeast 1327/50 feet to oint 135 | daughter 39 feet south of the south pron-; EX1ICO—Gener chief of the southern | q | is here to tecture, FE in the| elect June, 1920. The brome atsgemenee HONOR vc. was honored Rome, the pr @Annunzio and the pope, who | iy bestowed a medal. rabaldi, f the fa ts liberator, who, | FRIDAY, JAN. 2, 1920 CHIROPRACTORS : Se Oat FFREY re ‘Theat Trice Phone eensend, BIAg. Suite 2, Townsen g i ottice 424 Phones Mes. 807d SS —————} ‘ . M, HARNED { | tethe a | ime ol 1 | CONTRACTORS vi YoU ON WITH Oo oee ‘ Contractor S. Hidg. Phose 767i Box 1146 ise ” 2 ‘ Fao rictor 1 Hugo Street Phone 5i1J. 1 tb CLOTHES CLEANERS f allroad Sta. Phone 66 a Physician and Surgeon | Special attention givew to alse of w nat ehitidret, mn and Syrgeom ? Suite 4, Smith Bldg. —Phones— | Office 130 -:- House 33 ’ DEN, M. Practice limited (o diseases of the Jenito-Urinary Tract and Diseases | ; j of the Sk Office: Roneba BRON kee Office | Houra: 10 | to 6 p. MARSHALL ©. KEITH, M. D. hyxician and Sarge Special attention given to obstet- and diseases | of women and children. 3 iackmore. Tu | Phones? Office, 20; 1 in aldence 166 S. Durbin Be Rohrbaugh Bui Office Phorte 64; Res. Phone 116 DENTISTS DR. J. C. RIES Den: Rohrbaugh “hhlag. (Over Cae Pharmacy.) ——-¢ $$», a The © Aspe PRIVAT HOSPITAL F | ! Phone 54. ELECTRICIANS | rm: rer Wina- ing, ng and Con- | tracting. rae ae AT CORANING Om HAT x i Ve clean and re ost pate Panamas, Soft, Felt, Hats for ladies. and gentlemen. } (insert) | New trimmings; all work guaran grand: | teed. -Also tuke orders for en’ Hats. We call for and delive! Shoe shining parlor in connectios for ragies ang gentlemen. All erty line of Second street Thence northeast 1233.60 fet tay « POLICE PERMIT REI WIRED noint 135.39 feet south of the santh | line of Second st nroperty east property line of the S ‘Thence northeast 584.8 feet to a noint on the west line of Chestnut street ¢ tended north, 185.58 feet south of th south property line of Second street Thence northeast across Chestny street to a point on the east nrom line of Chestnut street extended north 196.87 fect-south of the south propert line of Second street. DUBLI 8 been pm. the ous other ult of the government's orde¢ nag of shoes dyed. 0. 8. i, acronds “onae OstAW i ———$—_______ =n INSURANCE a Tes Life, Keep Your Money at Home, | Office 247 N. Center Phone 889W j BANISHES MOTOR TRAFFIC a } LAWYERS N mail)—Motor traffic | ?— WILLIAMION Wilson ce ete) 3) } e 50) ompetely banished “Aliorney at Law streets of Dublin Irish citie and numer-| per, Wyoming aa reall. Battenae 5-18, Townsend Block requir. | lo Thence northeast feet to the ing owners and d Il kinas of | west pronertv line of Snruce strect to »{iutomobites to obtain permits from the | | MICHAR! noint 259.53 feet south of the south prop-| police to operate their OHA Cea ee ertv line of Second street. Buite | Exchange Building C a Thence southeast across Spruce street] e"* P ph T RRL to a pdint on the west property line oF} ¢C ° ; Spruce! street’ 295:45 fect south of the asper USI an nA . GENS, 87. 7 south property line of Second street ess | STANLEY & MURANE Thence northeast through block 91 . 204-207 Ol Exchange Bldg. and across Oak street, throuch block °F Professional Column \1 Casper, Wyoming, and across Elm street, throush Mock 14 _——_—_—$—$———_—_—_ and across Ash street, throuch Wock ' MICHOLA/a@) ABR eer 1, to a point on the west pronerty o ACCOUNTANTS 3090-10-11 a of David street 295.45 feet south of the ' Fh 20-10-11 Ot! Eehange Bia, ! south property line of Second street. y = Thence northeast across David street | BeskelOyeneanntey na AUatica. GEORGE W. FERGUSON to a point on the east pronerte line or) | Stock transfer agen regis- | | 20,5 David street 295.45 south of the south } Sees pe elt vroverty line of Second street ‘Thence north along the east vronerty line of David street and across Seron? street on the east property line of D: street extended across Second street to} ¢— a point 100 feet north of the north p - erty line of Second street, to the point ARCHITECTS y \ WARRER & SPLNOER J 308-10 0, SoBe. Phone exo oe PLUMBING AND HEATING of beginning. | DUNO 4, OODRICH Notice is further given that the said assessment roll is now on file with the City Clerk of the Citr of Casper in bie) S=———————— i? chitectn per, Wyo. office in the City of Casper, where it Ganuerr « wripxen may be examined by ‘any person, an? Architec that any and all persons who may de 415 on DE Didg. sire to object to safd assessment rov fre hereby notified to make such o jections in writing and to. file the sam Phone 1102 AUTO REPAIR ‘ownsend Block DONODUE eating, hot water eclalty. Jobbing of omptly attended to, ae I {| || M. PALMER Plumbing,” Steam and hot water hea Rudy pipeless hot atr furs ly ot tinaea with the said City Clerk on or before! | A FULL ithe date fixed for such hearing, or “+! such other time as the hearing may he! DOES NoT Drive into th continued. | AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY, 4 | 111 BE. First st. ARGED BATT ERY FREEZE Phone 968-3 F nach iclobbing of all kinds pPrompt- Ww. ‘rt a Mateclute ni dgnene 770. ° | RESTAURANTS t POODLE DOG CAFE Board of Equalization for the purno|” BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER? of considering such roll, and at suet Open Day ana Night. Meals and Lunches at All Hours hearing or hearings will consider such} objections made thereto or any thereof, and will correct, rev lower, change, or modify such roll, or any part thereof, or'set aside such roll and order that such assessments made r denovo as to such, which appear just] | firm the same by ordinance. Dated at Casper, Wyoming this 20d day of January, A. D. 1920, - ‘ T. A. DRAN, Acting Mayor. Attest: ASA F. SLOANRB, and equitable, and then proceed to con-| | MOVING A SP! leetrie Co. 149 8. Center HERMAN ENGELKE hone 183M. RANK RAITORS Baggage & Phone 101% Billiard Parlor, REAL ESTATE MARION P. wir Real Estate and Insanity f Casper, Wyoming 1 ROOMING HOUSES | HOMB HOTSr, ertcuy’ hod: Second St. Fe ae Monten by, Bay. NELLIE m DALTON Prop. | STAGE LINES i | | In rear of Poodle Dog a. City Clerk, 6, |posal of the British admirals was re-| | markab latively inferior to that of the Ger.|| Phone 1 mans. low. margi + Office over Iris 1 Pub, Jan. 2, 3,.5, 6, and 7, 1920. a nine ear ss a | TENS TRANSVER CO. | paths ana Fae: ae € 3 i Garr, SUCCESS OF BRITISH DESCRIBED | | Country "Trips Sonettea conser vir wren PARIS.—(By niail.)—Captain de Parse-| | “Qulek Service” VETER val of the French. navy, who has just |¢——————______* ——o | o——<TERINARY SURGEON written, a book on the battle of, Tut ihe! BROKERS ! Re A, RATHBUN | land, says: “The British owed their! 277 See email Veterinary 8 success to the vayor of the sailors, the| | CANNES UE ROH ER GE & PUBLIC | | | At Casper Pharmacy. ‘Phone 180, strength of the chiefs, more than to|] E. EB. Cavan & B. Lesperane. E) any material superiority because as_a| | i Proprietors, 2 o——___ WELDING aaa matter of fact the materfal at the dis-| | weit, “Ay OM. Stocks with \ Dearest ou eleott and Linden, a ‘olesium One | \ BESE abort atte WELDING “fon f