Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1920, Page 5

eer terete TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1920 ag his fight here. Then he will meet} 5 1 |Joe Burman in Oklahoma City, June) NOTICE is hereby given that the c: x 10. He may return to Casper for a) partnership heretofore exi: g by {match on e U5. petween H, F, Haesler and W. H. . z | Yoat | the week- akum, the iron man from Colorado, ford as Haesler & Crawford, under the - ou} W253 introduced to the baseball fans|trade nam~ of € nabHacy” hab JOYFUL EATING t ame yesterday afternoon. He) pe aranehireiey mutual cone 4 {to go on in the finals on account of ill jat th me yesterday al been heretofure by mutual consent di as . laeed’! indécwatres Spanatton tor ne »peared to be in good shape and hardy | goived. The business will hereafter be Unless your food is digested with- — — | enough to stand the gaff. He will meet i eo out the aftermath of painful acidity, |removal of his tonsils and is on the VHeanee Risdon SHU FRAItG chase ayhter (Co eee OF : as the joy is taken out of both eating |road to recovery. Red was one of the Harry Riede, the Pacific coast fishter, said name of Casper Pharmacy, and all] | famest fighters in the prelimin:ries and in the main go, which is scheduled to accounts payable to said partnership, | 24 living. { Was expected to giv che red 1 last ten rounds. ° | will under the terms of the dissolution | battle for the tit | gives three different classes f0r| mentioned be payable to said W. H vl i poe 8 boxing show. ..| Crawford and said W. H Crawford will - i be | A reserved space new the Stadium is Three-Run Tend of Visitors an First Is Followed by, Baseball Results iM THE CTADIIN park b ; Dated at Caspe eee to take—relief prompt and Best Stick Work of Season Against Star \| of Yesterday and jeibnda [ers “agocintion wit meet ana as, : 4 Big Card to Mark Opexing of New —————— Hurler in Loosely Played Contest Here || Standing of Clubs Stadium ‘Tonight; All Head- | e The Casper Midwest team showed the stuff it was made of yester- Eon ae Lees iets sg aes | F Mind ou @ MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE OF SCOTT’S EMULSION * day afternoon when it staged a great come-back against Eddleman, National League one of Greybull’s best slabmen of last season, and copped the baifle,, ; Wyo., May 14, 1920. L. Pet.! . Casper's Stadium will -open tonight} Cincinnati -- 18.581] with a boxing show of thirty rounds ! 1] to 5. About the only reason the score was not more was that, Chicago -- 13° 867/ starting at 8 o'clock. Hemple N rai IPAs oy Wty s Casper became reckless oh the paths. Eddleman was out there toiling, Svs reas Hae nsprabtes eae ot premiums or coupons but . ” . 1 ee |arranged a t card of oxer s ut his efforts seemed to be futile against the barrage of doubles and|St. Louis - 15.500 e fig Casper, Stan- ] ae rm we m ! but laid down by the Casper Teathaey | Sattetaa, 4; by EenEane 3. Bases on | Boston 14 AG2 ay waa veuitaae Ehitce eta | clean cut ertt won for Ca els : balls—Off Hoffman, 5. Wild pitch=|New York — out last night for the benefit of a large | crowd in the As an att on Eddleman had terrible support.| Hoffman, 2. Double play—Reagan to} Philadelphia errors will lose nearly any baseball| Willlams to Brokaw. t in your mind ction unusual. the man-] oe leave no < Hewitt, out in right, made three] Time of game—2:15. Umpires—| i. agement has secured I Anderson, | A as to how you stand on the choice of ‘ 1] at crucial moments. Smith and Foley. j Cleveland - 8 1 d ch of the Elk’s amate sfapvabiet S ry m oe hiv Hoffman hurled good game, WTF a 19-886] joxing tournament of I:at_ week to. box | Seid puckaten of 35 a a quality and Camels cally in danger in only the first. } = 4aq/Kid Plank, champion in his class last 2 hoice ‘T is i This same man Hewitt, who had a bad IS EASE Wuariinithe Denver Athletic: Club iGue| 7 a glace expert bI end of choice I urkish and choice day in the field, was there with the} Nerang a. oy nament. It will be Casper boxing| ineipepen covers Domestic tobaccos settle that to your sat- willow set ris A Mateus inst the Denver style of fighting 19 + > 4 ? os * i Th the | flex MUO eaa RRR EIcee Uae Phitadelph 19.443) Both boys will weigh about 116 pounds, | frihehore creme ISfaction! And, you'll prefer this Camel ich scored thrée mates ahead of him. sey pe glee) PR rts MeKee, a comer, who hails from | fave’ "9% blend to either kind smoked straight! In the eighth it was Hewitt’s healty| | . = “ Oklahoma City, will meet Jimmie Har-| R. J. REYNOLDS mer that counted the other two runs} re Tie ee bet) - ris of Denver in the featherweight CRGRAEDG Go or Greybull, Hewitt had a great day ia ERY class, Harris is a known, while Mc- ex : as : 3 pat. In four trips chalked up against| py Min Tock © Cincinnatt 412 Geet recontiy fought Jimmie rt i Winston-Salem, N.C. Camels refreshing flavor alone is a rev- i him. he got a threebagger, a homer, « ay! Ae wh et ough Opponent Boston ————-—-- aaa | Denver. to meet elation, but their smooth mellow-mildness lder's el > and wal i © other + : ngs follow ‘ 7; & 7; ider’s chofee and-walked, 5 The other en He Goes to Mat With Hearii und away. a q and satisfying body just cap the climax! alked to start the fireworks! Nebraska Champion , At Pittab i dt And, they never tire vour tast tt Brokaw and Nagle then| Pittsbur . 'y your taste, no matter 0 4 Gy) owe d in rapid succession. Hewitt] ‘Charlie Cutler, one of the world’s Brooklyn- - 1 Saar WARNIWN ed to paste his aforemen.|&reatest catch-as-catch-can wrest! Adams and S Mamaux and weighing around the 250-pound mark, Miller. s all for this Greybun!#"4 &@ man who has been on the wrest-; At Chicago: R. H. BE except for the single| !"& mat for sixteen years, is the next| 6 9 0 1 exo z Jopponent Jack Taylor of Casper has} 0) 8 dust SE eee oe thah pommcr T™me-/heen matched to down. He will meet Rizey and tS Paci. Riles Taine in the|tM€ reat Cutler in the Iris theater, | how itberally you go téthem! And, you'll also learn what it means to smoke a ciga- rette free from any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or unpleasant cigaretty odor when you smoke Camels. »roc ig relief for many ail constipation, headaches. as, heartburi id te) June 1. At St. Louis: R. H. See eat itary s| ‘He had met and defeated practic st. Louis 4 14 (SSS See ror out in center, McNeill was there’ ay of the champions up until the time!) York — nu 0 TYPEWRITERS » ee H 7 $43 n the pinch with a two-bagger. Then | he encountered Frank Gotch. He lost| Schupp, May and Clemons; Neht,| You've certainly got a surprise waiting Bought, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer stepped up and slammed out a/ to Gotch but gave this great wrestler] Toney and Snyder 0 ‘for you when you compare Camels with i to right, which Hewitt got @) such a hard battle that when Goteh r= || CORONA—L. C. SMITH || y , y: mp a Uhold of and then let it roll far past tired he gave the championship belt AMERIC LEAGUE Casper Typewriter | ft any cigarette in the world at ito Cutler. At Philadelp! H. 5. Exchange | ; ‘ostick made the cireuit and three| Cutler is a great wrestler with the 8 2 | 101 wyatt Blag. Phone 856 || any price, runs were in. If Hank Bostick’s clout} half-Nelson and crotch holds. He uses had been a little farther out it might the side roll while standing as w | » for a homer. As it wasjon his knees with telling effec* “ ‘aws on it and spoiled a/learned this trick while w At Boston: ser. It peeved Bostick, | Gotch. Boston ww in the opening game| Charlie is considered one of th lst. n a home run if the; €st men in game in spite of his great r in the ditch at the park had not | strength and weight. His long eyp 10 «15 0} and Perkins, Styles; Louis SHEAR YOUR SHEEP NOW 1 in the w \ri which makes him an ex nt | Powell and Hartzell were the big boys| general and will also make it difficult aes Rebeca with cue Sie pewell got | fox acyoung man ta beat! 4 Let ussave you time and. fj 4 the third trip to the platter,| George McLeod, promoter of this and|f} Money. a ; ~ vag » next time. and got on through} Match, has sent to Butte, Mont., for a | We are now prepared to ¢ “ i choice on the fifth attempt. , nels Wrest es Ee ce yee: ; : post shea; 5,000 sheep a day. : i 7 did even better. He got | McLe alizes tha y poned; wet grounds | Fe ee = pe =a4 q SET oe ; ‘ Fs i Se which sent. him. around. the} Win he must have real work prepara-|"° ibe SES: | Abundance of water and ' Bs sRabenstanous sauens agns frpadaaaariaiziae adie ciel : thir, when Hewitt messea| tory to taking on Cutler. I will ran buck herG on South Lone|| feed; convenient crossing bps ut in rig) Hartzell | * z Bear beginning June 1. Antrew ne on Casper Creek; wool in * ; ; : 4 * seding on the paths. T Tourney Runnerup pherson, 52142t* |i storage and dry: , | 3 t un he was safe on Eddteman’s | H | Bishop Shearing Pens | 2 ‘ ror. The fifth trip to the plate he! * ' CONCRETE BLOCKS 5 : : ided out a twodagger. Hartzell Has Operation for Building Blocks for. sale, suitable | Bishop, Wyo. Phone 5F2 ~ ——— nted two runs yesterda: ° for all buildings. For garages and ! FL LE EE ELD DE LE EL Ps if , oe i Andy MeNeill was: another powerful! — Peg gval of Tonstls| soundation. 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