Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1920, Page 2

PACE TWO = : Che Casper Daily Cridune Le hs BY Bae ORR eS Oe ___ THURSDAY, MARCH 4 1920 = Arm rEnin. IneaEnirnie | var rr 1) EN) DnB | tbh 4h ‘test bl impae thing played inthis country, and] bling is an artificial adventure craved | stinctively oer sing ; that life is METER TESTING GAMBLER'S PARADISE FOUND IN CUBA AND SKY 5 LIMIT Sued ck a ng he ‘esis onl ie hare a pero ee Seoul ether by these who are not strong ‘enough or | essentially Precarious. . > > > while the heat ia” } find the real adventures | He. does not reason but feels that : J * * imag. < sby good luck = ng as it is practiced | ing safe, every them, or whatever it may be called. At grenched with sweat, but apparentlyfnight poker game, or the socicty| may kill youl or ruin you any minute, this, some people stand, and all of the untagged, At each end of the court} woman who seeks to“escape ennui in| This rather obvious! factie which. we id. enough for less than three times its alleged) Pr s andi of lite... seems good a8 play- ‘yers wear. ordinary shirta of at oe! a a pretty 48 play- ‘ ae SS & Doxofiice price. : trousers, the eldes being distinguished ’ of gambling ; | The game siways begins with the py the colors of the shirts, Long-be:| ie ers y “Bi man, who seeks | inabje, and st{lb it is only ‘Playing, of the national hymn.or an- fore the game is over the players arefito forget his worries: in # Saturday) that you. live and thrive, bad luck ° > on ms eS a s & d . men remove thelr hats. But when the jg 9 table where cold tea and rum are/bridge at a cent a point. [seek earnestly to forget, is the Cubaii’s OST PICTURESQUE TRIMMING 1S VIA JAI ALAT RAVUTE serio sveczen, staan te seen "Nry nt then nm ot fem] hr the” Gann’ dwt not meri Sal lee cua aat | ‘= muins standing until it is over. The takes a mouthful of rum and spits it| gamble thus for diversich, setting pa comes the hazard of life. He gambles, exeltement is intense, almost incredible, out again; 'a conservative part of his means for] not for a moment's diversion, but be- in the early stages of the game. In a could propel a ball the iength of this the purpose. He gambles all the time, cause life is to him g gamble anyway. ve . , By FREDERIC J. HASKIN. long row before the grandstand are The most noticeable difference. be-|.with everything he has, He is just as The, safe-playing Yankee regards him Company Pays if Instrument Is De- HABANA, Cuba, March 4.—In this city you may gamble, if you the Hooknickers, distinguished by. fun- tween the Cuban athlete and.American| ready to stale his tite in a revolution| as 9, foc!, and-he returns the compli... os ;, ‘ = sae ies. R ny Mitie red caps, They shout the js that the Cuban finds no obligation to| or a duel as he is to stake a dollar on| meut. fective and Consumer Stands’ | choose, from the time you arise in the morning. unti! you ge to bed. Zia cicy nawetie: pier, Fling them, fide hia Teolthen: WARE us tie tac sribee| atecgotters: Expense if Complaint Is the next morning. You can begin by purchasing a ticket in the national on. the. score; which is. marked up on or less a tradition in. all sport thet) ‘The instinctiof the Yankee is to. take | @ ‘ <7 ia Unjustified lottery, which affords you a stirring opportunity-to wina hundred thou- ® }YS¢.boakd in sight of all, Every-) one shouldbe a.good-loser. Thissmeans| asmuch of the. heeded out oF life a» / F HERS me F one in the place seems bent on making smiling when you feel like cursing, at possible, His great desire is to play |sand dollars on an investment of one. In the afternoon you can go hets, not only with the bookmakers least Keeping your mouth shut when| sate, Reduce doctor’ its last meeting, % He insures everything he owns which. eliminates jout to'the race track and risk any amount you please on your own but with everyone else within sound of you lose. ‘The pelotari never heard of| from his flivyer to his life. He saves defective meters in the city. The re- |judgment or that of the local new. sr | which great banks of lights glare dgwn '* volte.’ ‘The babel reaches a verl- this tradition. When he misses a ball,| for a rainy day. He is looking for a/ sponsibility for bad meters is placed |men. At night you, can go to’: >| upon jt, One of the long walls is taken ‘bl frenzied, piteh. ‘The bookmakers, he fairly. jumps with rage, he! thtows.| nermanent job. He believes in’ pre-| with the company supplying the jof Jal/Alai, where yon can geu covering out and replaced by a foul line, bagk Unable to make themselves. heard, himselt against the wall, he. gnashes|ventive medicine. He'plans ahead. meters and electricity, for almost any amount of money you of which is a grandstand which hofds thTow messages into the grandstand ‘his tecth and curses, He makes‘it in-! ~The Cuban, more sensitive and imagt- By making it possible for a light,ar |care to show. In between times you about 4,000. spectators: in little rubber balls, Exelted men dubitably clear that it is not only pain-};native, above all more intuitive, in- | power consumer to have a test made|ean ait in any kind of game -you' Naturally, no human hgnd, unaided, W8Ve bundles of bills under each oth- ful, but incredible, ‘that he should through application. ta, the, @lfy, engi Feasoae tiuta court, s0,the pelotars, as the play: FS nos. Phe Players are cursed and have lost. Ho blames the ell, the bat, neer, all meters can be tested if the) "Of ‘all ‘thesc varied. ways, of losing ¢v {8 called, is:equipped with an instru: / 7 OSU pce Hinge vais’ a pee a i capt ae add) oy him. exclu: consumer feels that the meter is not! your money, distinctly: the most inter. Ment which is probably the most et} Saree ‘Shp ayy Be so Se ee spectators, however, oe Sagty prope The cost: of this |estinginnd to the visitors the most nie- | fective one for_the’ application of rgan.| METAS REA, Malate APNG FORMERS sively. 5 Dauer $s ate Pee is t is to be p the consumer: if}-uresque, is the game of Jai Alai. in- Power to a ball ever invented, © It is te paige of displaying ene ct fending his money” wel os ined meter is working satisfactorily and | deed, after a careful inventory of. the Strapped to the right hand, and looks 1 ieee Mead. AER ane G Lager Sdotind a the money bet on eae he tnt v the electric company if the meter 4s | entire city, we are inclined to say that Uke. bngé cagle’s, claw, being curved 7 * Aode Soe ee s A ane Har ed fends it well, he is a national rat Ata working poorly. Jal Alia is the best. thing that Habana in about the sume. dagree and. perhaps |.) atte tone oe antl nally the) Cee nee nee ie rate coe toven The test of tho meter is to be made |jsas to show. And yet you can seldom 3% f¢et lang. On, closer inspection, it is papa ay cum eee eth = Ly ‘ genni he and his: family $ 5 Nes ® load. ‘If the moter reg-|\count a dozen Americans among the. een to be half-cylindrital and Hollow, }oooee pee ane be see wae AN veh tert Sets Mad Ri x fe ae e ved 4’ per eent above the | thousands which attend the game, and 5° that the ball is caught and’ propelled [08 Seb x bie Hat al nee Reap 4 i Gambiing. y with ithe” Cu! a with working standard it is to be deemed in-| almost nothing seems to be known of | in @.cumved groové. But to try to, de erinusatale beahh Iosarensebie ‘thiwed than a diversion, or even boing Monica correct in the words ofthe ordinance. }'it in this country. scribe the manipulation, of this curfous FOU) 6’ § Boris soar oh ict OO Ale expression of his attitu sathag ; The meter is then to be replaced by a] Jai Alal may best be described as a’ implement is hopeless... Suffice to say [No in” Pllt chal money on the win /tife, Mr,:Maeterlinck’ says that gam: sod one by the electric company. glorified handball game, with one wall that the pelotari is able. not only, to 7" a . ‘The pelote he al he excess charged through the bad} taken out of the court In handball, throw the baila city block, but to make man Nee: peel Ri Dilneae liboapilt dition of the meter or through | one plays in a box-like room 30° or 40 iv rebound a ekty block and hit the ly; Seldom indeed does he miss a, ball vulty meter is to be refunded for} fect long, the procedure being simply | back: wall! ( ety days, unless. the error is shown| to knock the ball apainst ane of the he wamo; which originated, some, Bens aie dts! Ribatieees- nb eas ne the cause of an accident. ‘Phen | end) walls until one of the contestants Where In Spain, is still played in that Het Me aiN0 disabuses one of the no- > refund is to be figured back to the | misses. it. ‘This simple game, which is, Country, und “pretty much ‘all over” of {teriox physiques The players ore of this accident. played in almost every Y. M. C. A.' Hatin-America.’ Nearly alt of the play- yithout exception men. of great muscle » city engin@y, who will have|in the United States, has béen magni ¢m$ are professionals, and travel from 14 Ning and of astonishing endur- of this work, was instructed te; fied by the southern imagination ifte ON¢ Country to another, ‘They have ati: ) A 0Mts gatitel dette longer thdn’ se all equipment necessary tor a sport of the highest order, In Jai their pictures in the papers and are the ~~~ - testing the meters as provided Ya the| Aiaf, the court is more than a city, heroes of small boys, exactly: ike ou ordinance, block in length and probably over a &teat baseball players. Incidentally; and er hundred fect high to its eellitiy, trom they are athletes of a really high order tarrh Is a Real Enemy NOPIC and of a most exceptional grace, j ‘é Casper, “Wiyau, Feb. 18, 1990. Gat Gabere ry The Jai Alai court is in a large and / Requires Vigorous Treatment passed ordinance bills by Keeping ills y ee pin; atways on band All our merchandise bears the Union Label, so that you take chances of getting none oth- er but that which is endorsed by the union. We have always been the working man’s friend and all our business dealings are varried {} SE cere: Buy nothing but Union-Made - BURNETT OPTICAL CO. Skilled oat ape joor Henning Hotel Casper, Wyo, ‘To the Honorable Mayor and City : fine building, privately owned and very 6 . Council, s, neem remunerative to its owners. In addi- When you use medicated sprays, ee ba Ea aoe Casper, Wyomirig, 5S. A, Ronnes tion to the court and the grandstand atomizers and douches for your|to the winds, and get o: cs Gentlemen: John. Visoky. ft contains a large bank with about; Catarrh, you may succeed in un-~| treatment, Get a bottle of S..S. S. We, the undersigned, a majority of} A. A. King. twenty tellers, where bets are settled, ¢ooning the choked-up air pass-|today, and commence @ treatment 5 1e pro y owners, as, well as the; c¢ 1. Boren. a bar, a lunch counter, and a cafe, The ages for the time being, but this|that has been praised by sufferers of the majority, of property. de-| William Brown. tickets ate practically all sold by sealp- zi mined by the acreage, do hereby pe-} | Geo. E. Molton. € The best of them are supposed. anuoying condition geturns, and for nearly half a century, Wheeler. to sell for $1.50, but cannot bé. pur- you haye to do the\ same thing} S,S, S. gets. at the source on the Mayor and Council of the} N, y of Casper to have the following! 1. D. Gray. phased for less than $5. 0n the day.be-/ over and over agaitt: of Sr pas egy daptap ees: gap t of land included within the cor-}| Marian Hanson. fore the game, Each of these tickets | Casares Bas: Deed. ak 5 been) Seealie. oe ding sous Dwi ches ate Himits of the City of Casper: | G@. W. Beekor. ems to. pass through the bands of | cured by these locat applications, | vies freq regard tee, 3t Swift All of the south half of the south-} ¢. W. Bryan- veral men. In this way, the Jai Hove, youSever cEpericnce reg “3S 4, east quarter of section 3, township 33| Hencit from such: recatment? | Laboratory, Atanta, Ga, north, ra 79 west of the 6th prine!- except that part lying} st of the st line of Lennox street | and that part in the southeast quar-| ter of the southeast quarter lying eorth of the north ‘line of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway right-of-way, and all of the north half of the northeast au tion 10 in the same town- >, except that t lying t line of Lennox street, | ing that portion of But- itis and the Chicago and | ern Railwa right-of-way ly- ing east of the present west, lje_ of the city, limits and extending as: Tat east as the ‘east line of Lennox street. w. J. wm. Mrs. J. Roush. James A. Cody. H Harry N. Free. . Alai game i Pub. Feb. 19. made to afford a living™ W. J. Halle Audrey Shipp. | \ Homer Tetford. | | | | *s McDowell. Hansen. John E. Visoky. Jolin Christenson. Al D. Gri Hf. Humbuson. P. Mathias. | Mis! Alice Pitt. Jolin: Anderson, B. Baker: I. M. Cooley. | John Tf. Croes. | Prank Utherd: DP. PL MeCurmick, Pook. We G.I John MeCle; ilizabeth, C, Michie, Looe Cnomsn nes There will be a regular session of the Lodge on FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 5TH at, 8 o'clock, Odd Fellows’ Halk : Election, Initiation and Entertainment. Your attendance is earnestly requested. : By order E. R. : ‘ ROBT. COHEN, Séeretary, No. 1353. RR ERI IIIA IIA INA PRESENTA AINA IIS IE John M Geo. Ly. U Mountain F Webel Commercial Co. John G. Jones, Henr tt. Guy V. Ha Lincoln, I. Kelly oe Owners Praise It slennie Brown. Charles Wise. ; =e an ; For Its Comfort ! J... Meek , a | The delightful comfort with which five adult persons ride in. th velan: Six touring car has appealed to buyers everywhere. 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