Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1920, Page 5

RBS 3 Re EEE Viet WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1920 he Casper Daily Cribune OTANDARD SHUTS QUT URLINGTON Clean Record Maintained by Po-| larines in 12-to-O Game With | Railroaders. lt w ighter far the Standard Polarine erday* evening, when the Burlington opposed the ever-victorious Standard nine. The score was 12 to 0, and the railroaders never had a chance against Robertson, a new re- cruit, who is expected to work in the American Legion tournament _ here. Melker pitched fairly good ball for the Burlington aside from his wildness but his support was wobbly at all times. © Polarines ran in 11 scores in the first two innings and loafed along after that Content with rushing it through to make it a full five innings before darkness or rain ended the contest. The fielding of Lano down at sec- ond for the Standard and the all-round of Loggy should not be over- in yesterday's game: Rhode starred at bat with two blows in two tir ‘or the Burlington, Carson with this triple was the real star and came r to scoring a run than any other ye Rebertson allowed only three hits, in six innin fanning seven during the same period. He walked only two. The Polarines are still leading with no defeats in the Twilght league this time with ten victories. Whe Standard No. 2 and the Smoke House tear tang 0 o'clock in a game pc stponed from July 18. Baseball Results of Yesterday and Standing of Clubs} |TODAY’S NEWS STEVE MUCHIC NAVY BOXERS T0 SEEK HOME HONORS—Theso cl the recent maneuvers of the fleet at Guannanamo Bay portant events. fleet and Martin holds the heavyweight ct OF THE SPORT WORLD| we er REG TIAILED AS LARAMIE GOES TO SIDNEY, NEB., (Special to The Tribune) H EWHLAGHT LEAGUE STANDING. CBEYENNE, Wyo., Ernest eae AND JULESBURG &. tii. sve mee aiath st werear Standard _ - 10 © 1,000) peta ns. ah, DP Rial ea Mullin Club 2@ 3 Unie é ; WR = fe Sata a a AMIE 2 Twelve the impact of his body American Legion - 4 4 -500 f the Midy com- or what school-hoys Midwest ” 4 4 500 all squad 1 tor call a “belly buste is the conclusion Smoke House Bs 3 600) , and Julesbur for af a post mortem board who conducted Burlington 3 500! f four games. 2 autopsy Tuesday night, following Standard No. 5 166 hedule for only one contest. the refusal of coroner's jury to re Merchants 8 “412 ayers—Hayes of , Sioux turn a verdict until the cause ¢ utility and pitcher, and Ferris . had been conclusively established. Al NDIN < CLUBS. Ferris probably will play in s| though Biddle dived only fifteen fe 2 ee pla t second because “Pep” will be|bis great weight—more — than National League. out of the game for two or three weeks| boun used his body to strike Won. Tost. Pet. a result of his 1 leg which he fur- irface the water with terrific forc iouish 5 45 ther hurt in Cas and the blow tore his liver in several acini’ 46 35 Sterling is anxious to play Laramie| places. Complete lysis resulted and Pittsburgh 40. 39 here later in August. BS uth was virtual antaneous. Chic 43. 45 i SF | St. M1 43 The Mtnois constitutional convention | New 40 43, " g r decided that the women Boston — 33% 41 jstate are eligible to. jury Philadelphie 33 48 | 7 pence De compelléd to ser Ammegican: eeene: | REDUCTION IN PELT MART i Won. { Cleveland -_- | ad a New York — | ST. LOUIS, Mc 2 7 Gif, Chicago in price of St. Louis pected this result of de: Washington clines re y pelt maz. Boston the Inter- Detroit 28 Philadelphia /__ 24 YESTERDA RESULTS. 1 pending fur shortage and s —— {for an finprecedented deman, National League. i | ‘The drop at the last At Chicago— R. H. BE. averaged) Phy per [conti bel Chicago 915 1 quotations, when new Boston _ 49 2 Be ee at 920 | Were reac! Ny r is A FROM 623 TO 320 f tually Batteries—Carter, Hendrix and Kil- Aes ae Sa ees pwn |afteriigs “at. ‘the: sale RiiCR ir lifer; Scott, Watson and O'Neill and/io°) \ chal fans, is now the champion #hon 13,000,000 sikins » disposed Wileon.. reducer, In six ‘months he has worked | These pelts embraced about 80 var At Pittsburgh— R. H. 21g 83 pounds of excess avotrdupois. istics and. it was said, represented a Pittsburgh 2 4 2\pitman’s goal is 180 pounds before the considerable si are of the world sv i New Yor! 2 8 eautat r. He pins great faith ble supply. Total receipts approxi- Batteries Cooper and Sehmidt;}jn his rule not to eat or drink between ™8ted $24,000,000. Neht and Snyde _|7 a. m. and 6 p.m. A ba jows more than some men. At Cincinnati— R. HB, S ouaat dol> asshinteatiy, AABN Ht Cincinnati 209 think water is milk, but you can fool Brooklyn 79 0 TWO DELEGATE lots of men by making them think Wingo; FROM HERE AT Dluesky stock is a good security. y A. MEET Asbestes Chimney Blocks eee M are an absolute guaranty against de- Made in Taiziet Form Only At Was k. HL . Q C. D ~* | fective flues. $1.50 per foot put up. _ jon't Accept Substitutes Washington - 6 14/2, ae Phone 693-3 FRED PATEE - : 7 Detroit ------- - 713 0) ¥. L. MeGrew and Toward Twitchell! rirteen innings) will represent Casper at the special boys — ——S Courtne Snyder, Se: school designed especially to aid and Picmich; Oldham, I ice men at ‘the 3s Park ¥ and Ainsmith. IM. C. A. conference, July 21-28. ‘They | At Washi 2d R: H. will do work designed especially to aid ‘ e Washington ihsth in boy scout work: and the boys pro Detroit — hie SESS 2 7 0}6ram. Toothaker, state secretary Ph 3 Batteri ae) Snyder and Picl ba Casper, will also be t Estes Park hh: dahihvelcha SE \‘for a week to attend the o RE aa el a a oe H. &.|_. Other Wyoming men who Mt New. Fark ; the Y. M. G. A. gonference are C Bh York ----- manne. & ti *|Knode of Greybull, Clay N. Flaten of ce UR ae pee |! “| ‘Torrington, J. Cooper of Cody, and | 7 Bs Batteries Qiinn, =MeGraw and) Jonn A. Rabska of Sunrise Golf Tennis Baseball Itucl; Cicotte and Schalk. as delegations from Cheyenne saEtTe EL Dna) At Bostony RH. te. Cleyeland 9 14 ‘ (leven innings) Batteries—Fortune, Karr and Wal- 7 ters; Morton, Neihaus, Uhle and O'- { Neill. i ro des. Month of bervica’ At Philadeiphia— R. HL B. eee ee Philadelphia wacom, A Phe . Batteries—Moore nd Perkins Bur-| well, Davis and Severeid. Needs One . Guns Ammunition __ Bicycles cre CS Ret TT ASR | |g Complete stock of Ignition ; 5 Sh i and Generator Supplies Bicycle Accessories Bicycle Repairing ff 1 ‘ie Bring Your Electrical | i. L. 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Phone 214 The most complete stock of Auto Supplies and Sporting Goods in Wyonting. ‘REAL CONTENDER Casper Tennis Star Meets Fast Op- & 179 DF PRYGIGIANS SHOWS | we death| dollars in bonuses, Be It Resolved, tion assembled, indc | approves the adjusted corapensation and othe legislation supported by th \tional executive committee American Legion News Notes State and National Topics of Interest to Ex-Service Men and the || American Legion, Which Designated The That this conven and heartily JUNIOR LEAGUE FC Tribune as Its Official Newspaper Ar «fs Wagds, heirs: Edited by M. P. WEAR, Publicity Director for Wyoming Reena sean’ tick : hax issued the atement “Hoquia 1 c Hoc iam MURST 3ION IN 1 jto $500 per individual, and lean” Hak Ba! thin taunts CAMP PIKE, Arig, July -6—The “Whe The public press and cits | Wash. be sald first Legion” was founded zens in general by silence or commen. |{'" 01% 4 me istence by that name,'dation gave their approval to such | *Mencr” 2 : termir in 1796. War department! action, Rantlatithe chilic ithe ponent in Today’s Mat . records show that when the ar) “Whe! vings at banks and ather|Per cent of the children ii the scl | ine army was reorganized in statistics show that said average in: é hi ‘bes Tee antigh nar an in Denver. | the aeediitenahed ow avstrial worker was enabled to increase, pap Re z aie eed sis i | ——— officially deaignated the and did ir se his savings during RO nl esiar gi eis mee 1 om Colo.,- July 21—W. I. was divided into fc the war and rate of $1.50 per day | re °< “oad Vcr: ONE |Rehr, the Midwest Refining company which the 4th™Un Porins Ag e/ ane bat star fram Casper, will meet one of his was a part. The national executive} Selves. Each child upon hardest oppon today in Don Har of designating the United committee of the American Legion,|ted to membership, is given a land |ker, the Denver tennis vet. Hart is as the Legion originated) upon request by members of congre: ad 8K une what on | defending his title in the pres: u Knox, secretary of warjhave pr fourfold compensation] the Legion er \ gold center, | ncrment. indd » Washington. The army bill, which endeavors to equalize the| bearing the American Eagle, and the Rehr, on account of his was pi 1 after the Roman legion,/said situation of inequality and to give) Word ‘Hoquiam’ is surrounded by a showing thus far in the tournc ¢X-\the old military organization under to ex-service men and women a portion! blue enamelled circle, havit the | pected to at least enter the on! which Julius ar and his success-|of the benefits dy granted to in- words ‘Junior American’ in letters of even terms. The runner-up of lastjors as much of the world dustrial workers; now, therefore, zold.” year’s tournament startled the Denver! as known , oa t fans when he cast into the discard ican “Legion” was com C. King, considered one of the bes Anthony Wayne Denver players in his first match. 1 was organized ated Dan John-| under ction Pittsburgh, Pa., , H Weaver, Rehr’s in M President Washington | sper, went | instructed neral Wayne “do ~ not! . Hl hands of Neil] spare powde , so that the men a. | be made The Legion q » Casper whiz and| fought its s a legion at the title mi Rapid Kentucky Ohio rt Collins. country August 20, M4, en Point graduate is za fc of hostile s. In showing good form and may go to t'« it having be the} | Rehr, the Casper_player, is a former] fighting Indians, th ye oul o from head to intercollegiate champion from Peunsy1-|janded and reorganize Tanlac Restored My Health ea. et aso ie raving been a star on th iments of infa ,. ° . Foe aabves Ba oe fieieiestanetchsa Se et ite eee and Built Me Up Wonder- “a sad ath the. uh i Menver. aport érit al of + ro Sued can | Was tirec uk a he time had [engtiaeRone tet ies said BN | Pr NNSYL A BOOSTS BONUS. | fully,” Declares Mrs. Chas.|no ene: eect: felt like © INTERNATIONAL ly seen dn yer. * : sollonels Ges pressed by, my 2 mis to a thir in the e sylvania ent cc ork JLHERRMANN FL MARTIN ary a Marigee Auencume raisin) -1as0) gale OT Mili bitiiana iol ceira’tgj edd anaumy tona bie \ . transmitted by direction of the national seem to do me more harm than unpions developed at LAKE VIGTIM RUPTURED + for the information of all Another rsement for} good. I lost weight and kept getting be heard of in im- tments pf the American Legion. |qyniac was given itly by Mrs.| weaker until I began taking Tantac Muchic, a marine, is the lightweight champion of the Atlantic Resolujion indorsing beneficial leg harles Wyder, 362 on street, Cin-}It wasn’t long after I mpionship title. | {WER IN HIVE AUTOPSY lation bill cinnati, Ohio, who said of the medi-| this medicine before I ha 3 Wher The federal government at) cine, tite and I commenced to regain my lost thé beginning of the recent war created! «1 can recommend weight and strength right along. After 1 situation of inequality whereby men!my heart, for itm my troubles disappeared I found © hy and women enlisted and selected! puilt me up wonderfully nearly a y act gained fifteen pounds for the mili rvice at a rate of ps » and 1 have had no return of my old| weight, which made me heavier thi of $1 per a 1d upward and, at the| troubles since. vor beenibafone. My appetite in me time hundreds of thou- For’ four years’ I had been jn a ) that I oan hardly get enough sands of att high-salaried posi-|hadly run-down condition, suffering| to eat and I sleep ev night like a tions in industrial plants, arsen ship, with pains all over my body. Gas! 1. It has been almost a year ogo building yards, spruc forests, ete.,| would form on my stomach and I could] I took * hut I am still feel which occupations w reasonably * hardly eat anything without becoming] ing fine, and a ud to make a state in their nature and undertaken amid'aimost deathly sick afterwards. There| ment that 2 others to try this the conveniences of home and paid at was such a } Miteh Ot cha tLOURE i medici the s of from $5 to $10 per day and’ my chest that I felt like I was choking.| nlac is sold in Casper by Casper upward, and \t night especially I felt like I was! 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