Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 10, 1920, Page 7

¢ e pa hike rmsnsiat bar TURDAY, JULY 16, 1920. Cie Casper Dailp Ue : 2 Page Seven REFINING TEAM HES TE Kammon incidentally is som: | The Smoke House took the i the Wyoming. Athletic club and it is he qony SY {possible that the Boilermakers will sup-‘) >). plant the Mullin club in the | |Both the Boilermakers and Si Cit Montana Club Smothered Under 11-to-2 Score. as) acim ante beecnay is eae 10UX Lily as the Boilermaker nine. Casper Midwest Hiis Stride; Laramie Series to Begin on Home Grounds Tomorrow. Casper made a clean sweep of the three-game series with Billings, Mont., by winning festerday’s contest, 11 to No report of the con- test has been received at Midwest headquarters here except the final result, but it is understood that Roy Hartzell was on the mound for Casper. The local Midwest squad will arrive in Casper tonight from the north ready to meet the invading Midwest nine from Laramie, dato play a three he one tomor us “| Baseball Results of Yesterday and Standing of Clubs all of the visitors f put that wi punch in which seemed to be hover r most of the Casper-Sterling s Not only that but the pitehing sta 90k up.” Hoffman js fe bet if given St hos nearly support uy uses his head as well as his agym—and it has be¢n a hard combination "to beat this season. He inst him in the ten erling copped here bly Moc » Casper int need no introduction to the two men have done, Mapel looks like the best possthilit to start for Casper. It would do Maj good io turn back the foe with our y time friend Lefty Hunt on the moun.t.| Hunt has been going good for altho he went down to d before the Rock S| McConnell hurl had everything inning battle st and who arvey P weight co f July. S14 Casper for 439) this city the Is 411| ~ MENGHANTS ARE ramie hi been about an even bi the teams met thus far this scason,/ i jt the team is taking most of the = ee j Smoke House Team Scores |2-to-6 thern part of @hiladelphia : ch ak eae ae a i | Victory in First Appearance is managi the National League Here. Gusinaoiand fc At Cincinnati— E.| mer D ner star outfielder is an attr e neinnati ii Wrhel Boke Hoteehteam scored nivictl ga cabal ; er Merchants’ nine with menu of hasebe tomorroy MeQuillan ¢ eter : in the init and the mmed) 7 . « ana 3 First Game Ree o'clock. ore was will be had # Nl chances of winning six errors | EAL mT AE TAATCHED WERE «= gotiations Opened to Bring wien “Light Heavyweight Champ Here for Perkins in the J | showed well at bat ind a triple in th mon e jour / Clarence Eklund, light hea / champion of the world, may (og fo) actio: > s ont action in ¢ this mon eee 5 yangements now er way can York -- roit Wklund is isfactorily comple matched with Harvey Perkins, t and strongest of tk lund wants Perkins to we champion the way local fans want to see him. It would be catch weights and 1 4 that it would has wrestled both men and he bel s that Pe strength would more than counter bal need und skill of Eklund. DO YOU KNOW 14,000,000 persons will receive accidental in- juries? fr in DO YOU KNOW ‘ Whether or not you wil! { a pies Aaa heat © met} be one of the 80,000 or coast wrestler aw? a a stonacee * 14,000.000? made Ek are the men st Do you know you need match. ample accident insur- ance? ance the The with“ ins has been out 100 : eS Just received pure malt syrup and t Casper Botuing Works ‘The pioneer battery on motor cxts. hor Has stood the test of time. Used on 1 t Second strect TTC 1 85 per cent of the Electrically — } equipped cars today. “Tino R. T. KEMP C way a oy agi 5 a e RAN RE, 0 RUTOMECE RIGALECO. “Insurance—That’s All” T SFER CO. 136 E. Midwest Phone 968) Phone 370. 112 E. Second. Phone 948 | (Old 111 E. First St.) t MU) <4 WN, BUY ALL aa Your Auto Accessories, Supplies and Sporting Goods at the Casper Sporting Goods Co. Corrier Second and David Sts. Phone 214 DEFEATED AGAIN S* allowing six runs to count in the y hurled a good game with the him. ed to be the weakest srchants’ line-up but he kept in the game for the full He was biffed for nine blows :/by the newcomers in the league, in cluding three triples. o| Kk. ; helped the game along with and) two sin three trips. Wyman @ s. Kam us the particular star for the Champlin, = \ sf ae pe ie! c Quinn and Hanna, Hoffman; Oldie | hy | Beg ethos Tote SS and mith. ae 1 pounds at 3 o'clock the afternoon of the © se ----------- 2 ie ! DO YGU KNOW % TEASE 1 tt hi bI ~ Bush and Walters and § 80,000 persons will §! elieved that this propably,; | a = xe youl en Per} so that he wouki/Teld. i meet cidental death B) not be able to stand up against the \ ng sters | in 1920? Merchants. and a triple while the other time at ssulted in ficid Another { Latorra, SSIS SSS SSS SSIES. = N Clearance Sale of all Men’; N Store, we will allow liberal discounts on all Merchandise in the Men’s », 4 N within the ne» : Men’s, Boys’ Hats % | CONCRETE BLOCKS ks for sale, suitable For garages and Cheaper than wood con NOTICE oF 'STOCKHOL DE! Rs" MEETING Notice is hereby <i of stockholdcrs of ssociition Wil ne ; House Tuesday, Jue Come or send pro-y B, L. SCHERC'S timtt ao rneer ‘atrona County ‘foundation, ut Court 8ttuction 3. im CASPER CONC! wo BLOCK He got a single, a double, "s choice. Be he handled third without a be CA npaaaibel ON e manufacturing ;' WAY TQ FRANCE center | Places Varied Products TOY OY OY WY Fee oe eee Ey ed Press) } ly 10.—Georges YORK, Nate ier, French puailist, was one | 1 cel passengers on a liner sailing ee for Europe today. >| at Your Very Door | CHICHESTER S.Eitts | From all the ends of the earth Sioux City’s manufacturers 1p BEAND | draw their raw materials. Millions of dollars are invested in It saves you heavy freight charges, and gives you quicker service, " ay ee their plants. ..Nearly 12,000 persons are employed in the 349 alas mpienl manufacturing establishments. They make over $175,000,000 ‘ake no ekees | worth of products every year. Bisset ihe pee | nig Uist means a good deal to all merchants and consumers in : ra knowi as Dest, Sctest, Always relist | this territory.. It places at your very door varied products which mon, SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE | you would otherwise have to look for thousands of miles away. | Your Great Buying Center Every merchant in every town in this territory has at his r command the services and facilities of Sioux City’s manufactur- ers. You will get the service that comes from a bustling, en- terprising, vigorous city—moving forward, forward, ever forward. Know Sioux City Better! WRITE FOR BOOK ONE (it is free) | CHAMBER OF Ss RCE Sunday, July 11th Big Chicken Dinner | With All the Trimmings Seventy-five Cents | We have just remgdeled our old Cafeteria, making it a first-class Restaugant and-Lunch Counter. Come once and you will come again. | Harvey Cafe | COOL 123 East Second St. CLEAN SS PSM, Richards & Cunningham Co. Mid-summer Clearance and Rebuilding Sale Men’s Department aq It has always been our custom at this season of the year to have a and Boy’s Summer wearing apparel to and allow liberal discounts on this class ear, on account of the rebuilding of our make room for new fall good of merchandise only, but this Department, which includes Tents, Tar paulins, Wagon Covers, Blan- kets, Comforts, Pillows, Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags, so it will pay you to lay in a supply of whatever you might need for future Clothing feature the well-known Hirsh-Wickwire make of Clothing, which is considered one of the very best makes of Clothing in America. ir Suits are always perfect fitting and hand-tailored and give ine best of service. We will allow a discount of 10 per cent on any of the Hirsch-Wickwire Suits, as well as all other Clothing in the Men’s and Boys’ Department. T means a saving to you of 15 to 20 per cent on the coming Fall prices. s Men’s and Boys’ Underwear We want to dispose of all of our Summer Underwear < weeks and will allow very liberal dis- counts on any Union Suit or two-piece garment in the Men’s and Boys’ Department. We have neary all styles made, so we can suit everybody. werTrrCrrvevegrrrrsrrer® Fi LIBS. a, Tents Cots and Camp Blankets | We havea large stock of Tents, Cots and Camping Blankets and will allow a discount of 10 per cent on them during this sale. We are overloaded with Hats Caps for Men and Boys, especial- ly Straws and Linen Hats, on which we will allow a discount of 20 per cent and a Straight dis- count of 10 per cent on all other Hiats and Caps for Men and Boys, Trunks, Suits Cases and Traveling Bags We will allow 10 per cen discount on any 1 . runk, Suit Case or ‘Traveling Bag curing this sale and we have \Men’s and Boys’ Shoes. ise'scsnent tite es | Shirts At this time of the year we need more Shirts than usual and *we can supply you with any style o 4 ’ P Shirt you may need - W Sneak had as eed an ACT BY ee Mens and and will allow a dis Ooys snoe as we now have and in order to make roon e . . . . as € > “e for the new fall stock will give you a discount of 10 per c Bun 2 wense cen cent on any Men’s or Boys’ Leather Shoes and 20 per cent on any . suircon the count on any Men’s and Boys’ Canvas Shoes, while Store. Call on us for, last. It will pay you to buy two pairs at these prices your Shirts. THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST