Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1920, Page 6

Lann PAGE Sik 1 Animal A COMPLETE LIST OF NOVICES IN CAOPER TODAY (Continued from Page 1) Bailey, Morton Shelley, tool dresser, Parkerton. r Barber, Otis Burton, stockman, Glen- rock. Bass, Walter L., train dispatcher, Casper. Biederman, John Leonard, coal deal- er, Casper. Bigler, William T., clerk tool room, Casper. Blair, Edmund B., sheep man, Rock Springs. f Bond, James, teacher, Cora. Bossart, Harry Stone, tool dresser, Parkerton. Boyle, Earl Craig, auto dealer, Cas- per. Brooks, Silas Newton, manager ranch, Casper. Brown, Benjamin Frank, railroader, Casper. Brown, Francis M., merchant, Cas- per. Brown, Peter Paul, railroad engineer, Lusk. “Burrill, Murray Charles, driller, Glen- rock Cameron, Angus Bruce, field fore- man, Casper. Campbell, Clell Charles, foreman, Casper. . Carnahan, Buchanan Howard, chief gauger, Casper. Carson, Frank Oliver, banker, Glen- rock. ‘ Chandler, Arthur Eugene, treasurer, Wyoming Filling Station, Casper. Christensen, John F., physician, Man- ville. Colvin, Charles William, train con- ductor, Lusk. Covington, Robert Henderson, real estate and law, Midwest Refining, Cas- per. Cummins, Parkerton. Dame, Ray D., pharmacist, Lander, Davis, Russel B., district sales man- r, Cheyenne. Durham, Harry B., attorney, Casper. Duthie, Alexander Hardie, sheepman, Casper. : Harley, Ray G., flour miller, Lander, Emmons, Leo D., civil engineer, Cas- per. Edmund, Lewis Jordan, railroad tick- et agent, Casper. Jom Calvin, machinist, Evenson, George, railroad brakeman,|« Casper. Frediund, Frederick Amel, mechanic, Casper. Free, Harry Norman, real estate, Cas- per. Furlong, John Daniel, gineer, Cheyenne. Galth, Chauncey W., druggist, Doug- las. Gibbs, John M., gas engine man, Cas- per. w Glass, Louis E., vuleanizer, Glenrock. Gomery,. Filmore. J., railroad engi eer, ‘Cheyenne. . Goodrich, Leon Chauncey, architect, Casper, Guenther, Charles Albert, consulting engineer, Douglas. Gutting, Arthur Frederick, D. D, S., Rock Springs. Hain, Bert George, doctor, Casper. Hambright, Elbert Leroy, Casper. Hardie, Mark Alexander, superintend- ent, P. & R., Rawlins. Hartwell, Norris Elbert, Lusk. Hassed, Walter H., doctor, Lusk. Hassed, Will, Lusk. Hawthorne, John E., dentist, Lusk. Healy, John Roscoe, secrefary oll company, Casper. Higgins, John Edward, farmer, Glen- rock. railroad en- banker, Hoffman, Milton Coy, draughtsman, Casper, Howard, Oscar Marcellus, foreman, Casper. Hubbell, Richard M., Jr., pipe fitter, Casper. Jenkins, David Albert, drayman, Glenrock. Johnson, John, mill man, Cheyenne. Sohnson, N. Lambert, doctor, Joss, Chris, sheriff, Lusk. Kelley, Harvey A., lineman, Guern- sey. Kimball," Allen Rollins, manager, lumber yard, Glenrock. Kiser, Frank T., engineer, Casper. Lauren, Cheyenne. Lewis, Alfred H., barber, Layder. Leavitt, Wallace Herbert, superin- tendent Midwest, Casper. Lewis, David William, superintendent Midwest, Casper. Lidderdale, Elmer Edwin, machinist, Casper. Lloyd, John Rolla, contractor, Casper, Maryin, Jerome Lee, oil treater, Cas- per. Maxwell, William Burnett, tendent of construction, Casper, Melker, Charles Edward, master me- chanic, Casper. Merrill, Clifford C., salesman, Doug- las. Miller, Vigo McNells, ranchman, Dan- jel. *Morgan, Dean, schools, Casper. Muschler, William George, clerk, C. B. & Q., Casper. MacLean, Lester O., carpenter, Cas- per. McCraken, Harry A., stenographer and typewriter, Casper. McMaster, William Robert, oil field worker, Parkerton. MeNeilis, William Doty, Casper. Nelson, Henry Ludwic, plumber, Cas- per. Nelson, Nels Peter, civil engineer, Casper. Nissen, Louis Walter, traveling lum- ber salesman, Casper. Olinger, Ralph Irving, Lusk. Patton, Hugh Lewis, manager, Cas- per. Payne, Elmer fra, oll Glenrock., Peterson, Henry N., linemnan, Caspeft. Peterson, Herbert James, real estate, superin- physicial director “chief foreman, merchant, well driller, Casper. Petrie, Peter Brodie, merchant, Opal. Posey, Henry Chester, manager, Wyoming Filling Station, Casper. Prejsier, Albert William, manager, Continental Oil, Lusk, ‘lc. B. & Q., Casper, Casper, Joseph Alton, geologist, Reppeto, John, bank teller, Lusk. Rayburn, Hill, manager store, Cas- Der. Rickenberg, Edward, live stock in-| spector, Lusk. Richardson, Fred Snow, drilling fore- man, Casper. Riker, Atlee Cecil, banker, Casper. Riley, Albert A., oil well driller, Pa® kerton. Roof, Lewis Clifton, Parkerton. Russell, Bryan Frampton, tool dress er, Glenrock, Schweikhans, John graph operator, Casper. Shoblom, Charles, contractor, Casper. beilermaker, Charles, tele- Shoemaker, Vincent Warren, field manager, Lance Creek. Solienberger, ‘Walter Starr, real estate and insurance, Casper. Sproul, William Weston, contractor, Casper. Staley, Robert Keller, broker, Casper. Stirrett, Albert Elmer, lawyer, Cas- per. Stratton, E. O., hotel manager, Lusk. Sutphin, Francis Stowers, civil en- gineer, Casper. Teague, Luther Elden, driller, Glen- rock. Thompson, Lewis, rallroad engineer, Tucker, John Doe, boilermaker, Cas per, Tucker, Manfcrd Franklin, tool fore- man, Rock River. Van Heckkle, Peter, manager eating house, C. B. & Q., Casper. ‘Van Burgh, Dana Percival, manager, Continental Oil, Casper. Van Wyngarden, John Marion, mer- chant, Chugwater. Vidler, Robert Sandeman, tation foreman, Parkerton. Warren, Sidney J., electric welder, Laramie. Waygood, William Edwin, road mas- ter, C. B. & Q., Casper. Wetherill, Ira Gloyd, manager, tional Supply Co., Casper. Wiggins, Verne, postmaster, Lusk. Wiley, Glen Orin, fireman, C. B. & Q.. Casper. Woodring, Douglas. Yealy, Frank Hartley, superintendent Ohio Ofl, Casper. Zippel, Walter E., civil - engineer, Laramie. % transpor- Na William C., salesman, Anderson, Charles Halfdan, opera house manager, Rawlins. Balmer, Young R., veterinarian, Cheyenne. Barnes, Fred C., railroad machinist, Laramie. 2 Buck, Walter Reuben, refinery work- er, Casper. Buddrus, Curt, superintendent, Gar- ter Oil, Lusk. Campbell, Perry Lee, dentist, Doug las. 5 Clark, John Rhinehart, railroad con- ductor, Caspe: iTODAY’S SPORT EVENTS CASPER AND RAPID CITY TOPLAY FOR 32,000 PURSE AT CRAWFORD Refiners Reinforced by Greybull Players for Last Series of Season; Casper Groomed for Final Show- down with Denver Tournament Winners ¢ CRAWFORD, Neb., Sept. 13.—The Casper, Wyo., Midwest base-| ball team and the Rapid City, S. D., nine will play here at the Craw- ford state fair, Sept. 16, 17 and 18, the winning team to cop a purse of $2,500, offered by the city of Crawford. The Rapid City team is} coming here with a record of having won the. Denver city tournament, while the Casper nine, with a record of fourth best in the same tourney, Cole, Harold Liewellyn, bookkeeper, Lander. Franks, George William, manager stock yards, Rawlins. Fraley, Lewis, U. P. conductor, Lara- mie. Gill, William Albert, U. P. account- ant, Cheyenne. Holland, Lawrence E., merchant, Kemmerer. Hoffman, Christian H., undertaker, Douglas. Kiphart, William Wishart, U. P. car distributor, Green River. MacGregor, Walter Ronald, account- ant, Sasper. Morris, Perry Allen, manager, Texas Company, Casper. ’ Sheer, Roy\ James, locomotive en- ginecr, Lusk. Stephenson, George Otis, prietor, Rawlins. Storey, Lee Wesley, physicinn, Doug- tas, Trabing Loramie. Harvey, Herbert L., physician, Glen- hotel pro- George William, — sheriff, Baldwin, Tredwell M.,” hotel mani ager, Cheyenne. Chatfield. Hazen Stewart, fireman, Guernsey. Ferguson, George W., lawyer, Casper, Gidney, Lawrence Gordon, U. P., baggage agent, Cheyenne. Henderson, Harry Buck, Jr., lawyer, Cheyenne. Walls, William L., lawyer, Cheyenne. Yealey, Lee., oll operator, Parkerton. railroad| has been materially strengthened by the addition of several Greybull play- ers, it is reported here. The Casper and Rapid City teams} have been playing a series in Rapid City. The baseball series will be a fea- ture of the state fair this year. Casper is said to have acquired the services of ‘Dutch’ Nagle, the heavy- hitting Greybull, Wyo., outfielder, as well as Hal Brokaw, star first sacker from Greybull, and Hewitt, the timely slugger of the Greybull outfield. Davis is reported to be out of the game tem- porarily, with a slight injury. If Nagle plays here, he undoubtedly will hold down left field, while Garrity may be taken out so that Mills can play center. Hewitt probably: will go to right if Hartzell comes in to play short or second, Otherwise he probably will] be saved as a pinch hitter or utility man. Brokaw, Greybull’s heady manager} this season, grobably will hold down)! first sack in place of Roach. Roach is) also reported to be on the sick list. Rapid City won yesterday’s game from Casper, 5 to 4, according to word received from Rapid City. No detatis of the game were given. PIANO AT A SACRIFICE. We have had left on our hands in storage in Casper, a strictly high grade piano which for quick sale will be sold at a big discount. Terms to responsible party. If interested, write quick for full particulars to The Denver Music Co Denver. Colo. 9-4-15t BILLINGS HAS RECORD OF G4 VICTORIES, 20 DEFEATS BILLINGS, Mont., Sept. © 13.—The Billings baseball team closed its 1920 baseball season with 34 victories and 23 defeats as the official record. Two games were ended in 2 tie. Casper de- feated Billings three straight games while Greybull won seven of the eight played> The only other nines to con- sistently defeat Billings was the Roundup, Mont., team, « ‘At least ‘soyen members of last sea- son’s squad will return or be back to play again next. pummer. “Maynard Fe- lix, the star first sacker who was scheduled to play for Casper fora time, will be missing. Felix was grabbed by the Cincinnati, Nationals. ESCORT MEETS CHAMPIONS ON RETURN HOME RAPID CITY, 8S. D., Sept. 13.—Win- ning baseball and real championship has put Rapid City on edge. When the time of arrival of the Rapid City team drew near, a delegation from here wert |to Hill City, S. D., 30 miles from Rapid City, to greet the returning champions of the Rocky Mountain -region. The team was carried home in autos and a big homé@ coming banquet spread for the victorious nine. * *. Rapid City won its 34th straight wic- tory last week by | walloping Mor- bridge, S. D., at the Deadwood fair, 9 to L. re Baseball Results of Yesterday and Standing of Clubs STANDING OF THE CLUBS. National League Won. Lost. Brooklyn | Bi 57 Cincinnati 4 57 New York - 74 60 Pittsburgh 70 62 530 Chicago 67 69 493 St. Lo sO I'M ANDI | WATCHED a guy. eee IN A movie show. eee RIDE THE same plug. AND BURNED the rug. | eee AND BURNED my clothes, SRT AND EVERYTHING. rou NEVER get. eee ‘THAT ACTOR'S job. eee * s THAT THE only things. eee eee NINE THOUSAND milos, eee AND FIRE his six-shooter. ALL AFTERNOON. ee WITHOUT R E-LOADING. ° Ny AND THEN, i2 a close-up, HE ROLLED 3 smoke, WITH aust one hand. , ANDI tried. it myselt, FIRST WITH one hand. THEN WITH two. eee THEN WITH my mouth. AND THE forty.thira trial. STAYED PUT long enough. FOR ME to light it. ANDI thought I had it. AND THEN. it spilled. LIKE A Roman candle, convinced. eee know now. ory , Boston — 68 7% 414 Philadelphia --:---. 52" | 83 Bae American League. Won. Lost. Pet. $Cleveland _ 83 Sf 620 New York --- 86 53 619 Chicago - 84 54609 St. Louis -- 66 or Ae Boston --- - 65 vee AIS Washington - 59 70 ABS Detroit -._.. - 53 82 893 Philadelphia ------. 44 91 326 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS, National League. New York 3, St. Louis 6. Brooklyn 5, Chicago 0. American League. _ Cleveland 5, Philadelphia 2. St. Louis 7, Boston 9. Chicago 0, Washington 5. Detroit 6, New York 13. ——— SATURDAY GAMES. Nation2: League. Brooklyn 16, St. Louis 4; second game, Brooklyn 2, St. Louis 0. Boston 5, Cincinnati 4; second game, Boston 2, Cincinnati 0. New, York 2, Chicago 1. Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2. American League. 2 Detroit 4, Philadelphia Cleveland 2, New York 6. Chicago 7, Boston 9. Fm SATE FEDERATION HEETNG LIST OF ONT Fully 160 delegates may be expected from all parts of the state for the meeting of the State Federation ‘of Women’s Clubs in Casper on Septem- ber 28 and 29, and October 1, accord ing to Mrs. Lin I, Noble of Thermop- olis, the state president who was in communication with members of the local committee by long distance Fri- lay. ~ ‘ x meeting of ‘the members of the various committees to make further | plans for the convention was held Fii- ~ day afternoon at the home of Mrs. W, / J. Bailey. Mrs. Noble declared. that the pro- gram was being put in shape and that some splendid speakers were promised. , The program ‘will be ready for an- nouncement soon. 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