Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1920, Page 8

BS SeoVnea 2rk eS whats wee CH PHM SAUNSSSEND 256552 S522" wus ead REFINING COMPANY ATHLETES TO NTERL FOR HONORS IN MARATHON Disigace Run Fathered by Tribune Excites Interest of Former Stars and Outside Entnes from Over Wyo- ming Expected; Laramie Man Enrolls Increased interest is daily bein: athletes in The Daily Tribune Marathon, to be run through the streets of the city Labor Day. Medals and cups have been ordered and will be on display within the next ten days.. Entry blanks will be available next week from The Daily Tribune office, from C. H. Reimerth, direc- tor of the Wyoming branch of the A. A. U., which has sanctioned the cross country race, and from the lead- ing sports headquarters of the city. The same rivalry which was meni- fest-in the July 4 t t between the Standard and Midwest -refinery teams is already cropping out in the coming marathon. The Standard prob- ably will haye the edge bechuse of its showing in the distance races’ last July 4. Both Patterson and Earl Dowler are fast men for the distance runs and undoubtedly will try their strength in the ‘Trihyne marathon. Patterson is a former Missouri Valley conference star and 1s a man to be feared in any distance event. Hal P. Riney,"who has been a leader in oosting clean sports among Mia- west Refining company athletes, ex pects to have a full team of five me: to-run Labor Day. The ability of the Midwest to get out such a large list | of capable athletes on July 4 shows the inte: being taken in amateur | athletics at the Midwest refinery. Mr. | Riney will coach the “distance team Jin | its work-outs ‘for the ‘Tribune miara-| thon. Then there is certain to be a good; list of individual stars. Dusty Miller, } who copped the mile run in the Trish- American meet July 4 with ease, hae announced his intention of running in the Tribune marathon, which means that all the other atztetes will have to “hump” some to wint Miller has the stride, wind, and interest in the race to make it interesting for the best of fthem in a distance: run. , ™ Jack Clowery, tho, will be the favor- ite of the Casper fans, if he has covered sufficiently from his injury received while playing baseball to make the race. Clowery holds many excellent Wyoming records for win- ning first place in middle ant distance events. Jack js also a speedy man in the dashes. If Clowery and ‘Miller, | and a third man, formerly an athletic club star, are able to compete, the Mul- lin club probably wil! make an effort to put a full team of five men in ihe field. Laramie has entered one of its best athletes, Billings, Mont,, has a man who is a winner and Casper friends are “attempting to persuade this Mon- tana athlete to enter the race, Sheridan is showing increased int>r- est in. the marathon and it would not be surprising to see an athlete entered from Cheyenne. The route of the four and a halt cross country run follows: “Start—In front of new Daily Trib- une building on East Second street. West on Second to Center. North on} Center to A street. East on A street to Durbin South on. Durbin to Sec- ond -street, East on Second street to Lincoln street. “South on Lincoln street 16 Divine | street. On Divine street to Park street. West on Park street to Wol- cott street, South on, Wolcott street to end of pavement or to Carey street West on Carey street to Center etreet. North on Center street ty CY avenue. West and Southwest on CY avenue to Natrona County fair grounds. Two laps on track at fair grounds,” WME SE RAGE PROJECTED Marathon to Be Run Between| Sheridan and Clearmont on September 11 CLEARMONT, Wy @ marathon” lan and this pla ontestants starting 12,—A -. Aug. Septe the fe mile contest at the county court Sheridan at 9 a. m. and fin-| ishing here. A time-limit of six hours} has been set , but it is expected that the winner will finish in less than four hours. The state humane authorities will inspect all horses before the start, with the view of disqualifying any not fit for the gruelling test, and humane agents in. @utomobiles will keep . in touch with ene racers throughout the contest. Both the time taken to cover the forty miles and the condition of the horses at the end of the run will be considered in. selecting the winner. FA sca LC te St 5 SIMPLE COMBINATION HELPS WEAK EYES| Casper people are astonished at the! quick results produced by simple witch } hazel, camphor, hydrastis, etc. as mixed in. Lavoptik eye wash. In “one case of weak and nearsighted eyes a few days’ use brought great. improve- ment. In another case it stopped eye pains and inflammation, We guarantee a small bottle of Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak, strained or inflamed eyes. Aluminum cup FREE. Casper Pharmacy eye Adv. — The parliament of the a republit of Czecho-Slovakia has fiteen” women members. TYPEWRITERS Bought, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer CORONA—L. C. SMITH Casper Typewriter Exchange |trona County, Wyoming, at thé primary | of Natrona county, [munity in regard to roads and other to be run meteor ber 11,/ g shown by Wyoming and Montana i i! Announcements — FOR SHEKIFF, I wish to announce myself to the People of Natrona County as candidate on the Republican Ticket for Sheriff. subject to the will of the People at the| August Primates. Respectfully yours, D. R. M'KAY. 7Al4-tf —_—~>———-’ To the Voters of Natrona County. I hereby announce myself as candi- late for the nomination of sheriff of Na- jelection to be held the 17th of August, 1920, subject to the approval of the Fe publican electoz LEE MARTIN. 7-21-tf So FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce my candidacy for nomination for the office of Sheriff of| | Natrona County, Wyoming, subject to} the decision of the Republican electors} at the Primary Election August 17, 1920. JESSE A SHEFF! Ea tery —_—_—__—_ FOR ASSESSOR I hereby announce myself as candi- date for the nomination to the office of County Assessor on the Republican} ticket for Natrona County, subject to the will of the electors at the August 17 priviary. FRANK J. DEVLIN. 8-9-7t* | AR SES FOR SHERIFF. , announce myself as a can the nomination of Sheriff subject to the will of the Republican voters at the Pri-| mary election to be held August 17, 1920. PAT ROYCE, FOR ASSESSOR. I wish to announce myself as candi-| date for County Assessor, subject to the | approval of the Repitblican voters at I hereb; didate for Political | Baseball Results Standing of Clubs STANDING OF THE CLUBS es League Jer, Martin Dailey and Daily. Second game— {Broeklyn 12°41 hae 9-3 At New York— R. H. PB! New York 2 (Pittsburgh ¥ Batteries: fiton and Lee. Second ‘game— At Philadelphia— {Philadelpbia. St. Louis Batteries— Meadow: Wheat, Witherow; hoefer. Boston-Cinc¢nnoti - game on account of wet grounds. Pestponed, ” American League ~ At Cleveland— R._ H.R, Cleveland. 4 8.38 New York - 712041 (Ten innnings.) Batteries Bagby and O'Neil; Mays and Ruel. - hy At Detroit— R H. E, Detroi — 4 8 6 Philadelphia — 13 16 0 Batteries—Daugs and Stanage; Rom- | Mell and Perkixs. At Chicago— R. H. E. Chicago __. 2 656 0 ‘Washington Sh idee | Batteries—Kerr and Schalk; Frick- son, Zachary and Gharrity. At St. Tasha R. HL UE. St. Louis 7 oy Boston ~ -. y Gee § Batteries—Sothron, Weilman, Shock. | er and Severeid, Billings; Harper, Pen- the Primaries August 17th. . LYLE B. JAY. 8-7-8t COUNTY COMMISSIONER. As a resident and taxpayer of Na- trona county for the past ten years and knowing conditions of the com- improvements needed, I ask your sup- port at the Primary election August 17, 1920. If elected I will work for the interest of the people. BERT PEARCE, Candidate for county commissioner, Republican ticket. Two-year barr 9-8t* ——$—<—$_s FOR CORONER I herereby announce myself as can-| didate for coroner of Natrona county, nock and Schang. Mrs: Mack's Laundry. and bundle work. work. Phone 460M. 335 W. First. 4 8-10-4t* Grow Your; Hair GET. ages ee recloe, aot box of the wonderful Rent, Kotalko, if you soud sah subject to the will of the Republican voters at the primaiies August 17th. | $-11-5t A Paveett FS $ i Saeetocontetectreetedeetrrtes Mr. Man!!1! Wear as | Phone 370 efficacious | 10 ets. (alive or Fame) to pay the cost of 3. Brittain, BZ-301, Station F.. Mew. York | ESE: Ow, 1G afo ae ao aSe-ote ofe-efe-elo-o8 JOE L. MARQUIS CANDIDATE for SHERIFF Subject to Primaries, August 17, 1920. ) Aman who will handle the affairs of this of- fice in a businesslike manner. Will Yous Widow, Good Clothes As Your Wife P??? A Monthly Income Policy would Insure that She Would C.-H. Bauer, Special Represenative New York Life Insurance Co. With R. T. KEMP COMPANY 112 East Second St. of Yesterday and | R. H. E.} Te REST Te IN BOXING CAR Rivevioes Fans on E on Edge for Te L. Pet. Ne hess Y 43-579 and Gorman (Brooklyn 41.565 Rtn oe tee (Special to The Tribune) tee. 3? 320| RIVERTON, Wyo., Aug. 12.—Both st feos itt 56-462 | 220K Doyle and Joe Gorman, the two Bopton 163.454 fast boxers who will meet here Satur. IPhfindelaaa Mo “gop /9¥ night in a ten-round go as a’ feat. y ae sporting event of the {three-day irthday celebration starting here ri- American ‘League L. Pet, | {ay of this week, have arrived in Riv- 3 -jerton. Doyle and Gorman. appear to Ceres “A oy be in good shape and are anxious to ania hh 42 gan | DUI @ Victory. out of the fire, Both (S22 /are putting on . finishing — training Boston .- BZ. 4452'l touches: | eats by 447) "On the wild west end of the program, Phumngioeen, eed Eddie’ McCarthy of the Cheyenne : -308 | Frontier Day shows, has been booked Adis ati bacce to appear with many of his followers At Brooklyn— R. B: ae Brooklyn 0 Cc 3 Batteries—Pfeffer and Biliott; Ty. ILYRIC Continnons 1 p. m. to 11 Pp. m. TODAY- This is Liberal Day as Round Battle Between Doyle 14 REELS Bring Your Lunch Charlie Ray Jack Dempsey Mack Swain and Teddy the Dog PIONEER GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 Sandison & Fiddes THOS, FIDDES, Manager Corner Fourth and Jefferson Sts. SEE BEN LIFE INSURANCE We Write a ‘Policy Pays Four Ways —pays if you are sick. —pays if you are hurt. —pays if you die. —pays if you live. ASK, ABOUT. IT. 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The following éverland teaver to make the 125- mile Ais sciasahas good from Casper to Powder ren re eae rough’ fromm Powder Riv- it Cabin; good from Lost Cab- in A ineon, 3 MAN STUNNED _ BY LIGHTNING; HORSES BOLT ¢ CORRES, Wyo., Aug. 12.—It as fortunate for John Stoffers that the team he was driving to a mower in a hayfield near here turned to the right instead of to the left when he was knocked down and stunned by a bolt of lightning, which so frighten- ed the horses that they ran away. they swerved to the right the joneer ba: motor ev, {as Btood the rd ae time.” Used ye equipped cars tod: - atti 2 Generator, ma} to, if lighting equipments repuirea,. °” AUTO GLECTRICAL ©O. 186 E. Midwest Ave. Phone 3683 (Old 111 E, First St.) sickle would have mangled Stofters. | f Turning to the. left, the horses swung the siekle against Stoffers’ dog and the animal's front feet were “severed: r. 1 Sree TS . ak NOTICE. i At the regular meting of Bricklay- ers International: Union No. 3 of Wyo- ming held August 10, it was voted fa- route is the best for |Yorably to endorse Sam Hedges for} JACK McGINNIS, Secy, Sheriff. Adv. 8-12-1t* THURSDAY, veust a, 1920 S (Political Advertisement) FRANK J. WOLF” Republican ‘Candidate for Sheriff Subject to Primaries, August 17, 1920. If nominated and elected, I promise opens and ef- _ ficient administration of the office. YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED THEY ALL TALK ABOUT FAMOUS MADE IN CASPER BY Casper Bottling Works ON DRAUGHT AT AND 0. RAMSEY’S DR. 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