Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 5

IVIAL GAMES WN TOURNEY Cnr ‘LaramiéCagers Trounce Local Five (Special to Whe Tribune) LARAMIE, Wyo., 26-—Casper, WI all big teains in the atmual basketball tournament, which started here vesterday, were defeated by small teams in the firstiround-nf plav. Casper lost to the weak Laramie high school team, 17 to77,.in‘a‘ game which was marked by the excellent guarding of Kocher for Casper. Miller's. stone @ playing and goal-shooting ability was missed at center altho Price tried hard to fill the big hole. Wheatland - was defeatea by three | [ P BEATS points, the unknown Rock Springs five - winning the game, 19 to 16. Wheat: hes jand had: been. « to win. this JOHNSEN 0 q first contest witht ‘sane, the Berd wing made only a by Afton, @ smal town; in the phish meek of the state, 21 to 9. sunt hed tro stk Soi “tester ed in th’ Peter Herman of New Orleans, bah miré of defeat when the Cody team tamweight of bret rose up and won 2 hard fought champion In Cheyenne ba Springs nattic,| ! F Patsy Johnson of 20 to 18. Casper And Wheatland probably will Trenton, N. J., in eight rounds here this afternoon, the losing team tangle this ;. \ eS Re being eliminated m the tourney. In-) F stead of to elim? £ er aia having game ine 2 quintet from the tournament as in See | high school meets. of this sort, thé Laramie tournament rules call for two defeats before & tent is dropped as Gompetitor. * pouglas ‘high school lost to the Tara, ‘ mie Pi im the first game ed to 14 Be scheduled to’ play! the Tt but the Fesult of this’ 4 been MY 5 t prt he fitkt rowhd when strong Fasviins ‘team took ers into camp, Cowley, the Big feated *the pape Pee five with “bas, 26 to 2... Worland wén from the’ fast ‘Evanston team, 18 t6 9. In the! second roi of the’ tourney, i Rock Springs kept up its winning s1 by defeating the Pine Bluffs five, 36 to 13. Whéatiand staged a great come- back, taking the Pine Bluffs team in- to camp, 32 te 4. Guarding of the Wheatland players marked the play of this battle. Sheridan wag expected to defeat the f ; Encampment ‘teat easily in this aries “ ‘ 3} } round. M3 The end f the playing this aft probably. wif! seo Doulas, Pine ‘ate GIRLB! Why: deliberately Encampment, Casper, Evan : attractiveness when possibly maces high nasi, “out ae it ig 80 easily a' vailable and the tou ssn : Na reag ts) oe rs court and at an altitude to which (h are accustomed aided both the Ta high school ana the’ university high’ school teams in their opening contests. i In the academic department § ot oe i Feo ig ar the results are definite, ; rday Hooreanetinn the} Posy kgs oA coy mor eral’ Jess hair. praca cate the gand- ruff, Stop to ing contest this morning. ATTENTION UNION MEN If You Want the UNION ia | On Your . CLOTHES | Have Them Made by C. H. WHALEY Tailor Phone 483-5 WHY TAKE A CHANCE? You know gambling 109 E. 1st ~ prise ig prohibited by law. FOR SALE Sun ate Gaal in witho: Lots 3 amet Ain and 4 in block cise TE ierainne. est se cone at ren 409 W_ 45" 6T. PHONE 74 W “TALK WITH KING” * Temorrow is no time at all; it: never comes, The’ theaa to insuré is today. You will be supplied with the kind of insurance’ adapted to your means and needs ; your convenience wile consulted, the way, made easy. An inquiry entails.no obligation. | WILLIAM E KING, State Manager Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Suite 2, Lynch Building Phone 120-J PM GET ts Padi ae erores to 7 with Kocher as Star of Game _ “BENNY YALGAR KNOCKS |\ ‘Tho championship Wheatland team j was downed on its own floor at Wheat- land, Wyo., prior: to the start of the state tourney, when tb Worland bas- j ketball team “blew” into town on its | way to the state basketball tournament at Laramie, being held this week. The . LOUIS, pita five << the oaneeine oes to @ first-class walloping, 2’ gar, French lichtweleht, knocked ‘out , to 22. It made the third defeat this | season for the Wheatland five, Torring- te to. nose out a else win in the 6pening battle of the season and Cheyenne winning by practically the same close seore recently. . Marvin Jones, one of the Wheatland stars, was missbd.at his regular posi- Harry sixth round of a pore round go here. Marian P. Wheeler, Real Estate and! ing. - 2-26-2t Che Casper Daily : og NEWS OFTHE : SPORT WORLD| = i IND | CHEYENNE ME HAS SHAE “AGHT T With EPSTEN a (By See st QUT XABAKOFF 1N BT Kahakoff of St. Louis, in the scheduled eight- p28 ott PES surance.- Room 6, Townsend build- Fire Insurance Does not protect you from dathage by tornado, wind- storm or earthquake, OFF ‘Tornado Insurance Does Are You Protected? RT. KEMP CO. Insuraice—That’s All 111 East Second Phone 370 WILL is making up your mind and sticking to-it, a direct comparison is fhe WALL in WILLARD STORAGE BATTERIES. ; AUTO sLECTRICAL COMPANY | Copyright 1919, Hart Schaffner &Marx Individuality and Smartness ‘Are the outstanding features of out \ new Spring merchandise: A most | complete stock to choose from WORLAND BEATS: WHEATLAND Fig mes Cagers Show Class in| REMOVAL: SALE © ONE-FIFTH | MEN'S AND WOMEN’S HIGH SHOES We Move Downstairs on or About April 1 THE BOOTERY Fourth Floor, O. 5. Bldg. SSS i Beate foage eho ete eo eae ipey fish a a Uri tree ee ene Cribune but the Wheatland players vrero | high in their praise of the fast up-} state team. Ed. Good scored 8 polnkal from fouls made, but his free-throwing was not good enough to os set the ae team-play of the ‘Worland 5 Worland easily defeated pbk: hei} pie the Pek game of the 1920 season was clearly evident that this hie nora five must be considered title, Wheatland fears Heays team apare than any other one in the state tournament. It will be Wor- jana and Cheyenne that Wheatland will bai “2 Mefeat to win the title at Lara- basketball followers believe. jet ida «$5 Londroaba In Aorway a girl myst have a certi- ficate that she can cook before she can be married, SHOE Poti SHES (PEST POR Tie bio tele tate ACKAGES ss peer BO VALUE PACKAGES! ‘THE F, F. DALLEY CORFORATIONS tiD., - SBUFPALO, ¥.%. Le neaned “The Store for Men” Easter Suits Of Style Refinement ale le, ates ie Suits that insure the wearer's complete identity with his clothing always have characterized the CANNER lines. Our 1920 Spring showing of creations of FRAT and other famous makers, offers you garments that ex- press your individuality with the assurance of absolute correctness in style, / We also carry a complete new stock of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, SHOES HATS AND CAPS All our stock bears the Union Label « FRANK CANN ER Exclusive Qutfitter for Men Custom Tailoring in Connection 131 SOUTH CENTER STREET My Personal Attention Given to Alterations Perfect Fit Guaranteed WC ST STT E Leeacadeaddednciiiatit SEEPS ODES OHMS POOP OOOOS ‘FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! ‘A GENUINE FIRE SALE STARTING AT Tripeny’s Drug Store Saturday, March 27, 8 a. m. This store and its contents are now in the hands of the insurance un- derwriters and in order that. a great bulk of the stock shall not be ship- ped out it has been decided to sell the stock here, thus giving the people of Casper an opportunity: of stocking up on drugs and sundries at prices of 20 cents to 50 cents on the dollar—cheaper than the wholesaler can buy it. If you do not avail yourself of this sale you will miss the greatest bargain fest in the history of Casper., LOOK AT THESE PRICES ‘Cakes Resinol, rer. 3, * 38¢ Cakes Williams’ Shaving Cuticura for .. ue Soap, Special for... Ne, 1M oe, + Me so oe, sh oe, nel 2, yeyrrens % + oe, so ax % foes POOPY + Gakic teat ecs: ) 30¢ seas Bouquet FOr cc cca 35e ach a, Bo ie Palm Clive Soap, Ly ‘Colorite, Per cake .. stg oo ee each . SRN Peas 10e Palm Olive Shampoo, 5 an Mites Remedies, Per bottle .. ee ete rate Ft: __33e 1 <1 ANGE REE REO seta tee ok Mulsified Coeeaae i ‘of Figs, i Ae ce | Maina Re ae rE OS 24c OBI cee Sk Se : Cakes Colgate’s wigeabiaiord Soap, Special, for... 48e BRING YOUR BASKET AS NOGOODS WILLBE WRAPPED dollar. retail prices and it is YOU who is to benefit. % Ko aeahocgeateateeso ey pep aiete ey Soee eo eSogoey iI me li .X a en SOM. MOO TT TOM, - ee BE SiS SR es 24e 2. _35¢— $) All other goods in the store will be sold at 20, 30 to 50‘cents:on the + Prices have been slashed and cut with utter disregard for present 4 rR. pea