Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1920, Page 7

faspet Dailp Etibane ue Tear 2 Peete niet Orer eee ote Seco eee Pe = ING MENT) (Seeese Ses MO DATS WT OER TO ROAD ton “during the war; Mr. Mitke ts. 2 GRAVEL GAR § KILLED) i! leader in the standardization move: ] i j ments in metal production, and Mr. > tn i FT INDENVER ods, beg HEAVY STORM ‘ of a group of gold producing mines in é ee KEMMERER, Wyo., Sept. 22.—Acci- Africa, was the first to standardize ‘yo. ep! cel. R ft: the -viomiity Jot s es FANS CASPER CLAN 10 | Boseball Keres onortat seo ote woe tia ear mee ace aye! an wn e| pascal, the Buia Coa Fog | 1-T0-1 VIGTORY (WER CHAMPS: of Yesterday and Important sessions of -the war mit-}was riding to this place to. celebrate dantgea ey the Pawo bbyesahy 3.2 Baie erals conference will deal with the)pay day resulted in the, death of Wal- claimse of those who have been refused |ter Jones, 35, colored veteran of the|‘red dollars Monday when that see- tion was visited by one of the miggt destructive cloudbursts in recent years, A section of the Buffalo Creek road about twenty miles in length was dam- relief by. the Federal commission op-; A’ 1m. F., who was employed at Saca. Twenty-third Annual Conference} Pointea tinder the War Minerals Re-| Jones was precipitated with the load of ty: > lief act. Several hundred users of o!l} the ear to the track beneath the mov- of American Mining Congress flotation in the recovery of metals have} ing train and was cut 'to plees. Both . Standing of Clabs | ; { fe ee cn up x i i STANDING OF THE CLUBS. an Arti ist Him W | isa Tel 7 we been invited to meet and talk over!his arms, both his legs and his heai|9ged, and many of the culverts and Stick sts Ba - Up ith Bundle o f Hits Off National League. to Be Held on Novem their troubles. Under this division | were severed and the torso was cut in| Small bridges were washed out, accord- ber 15 there will be discussions of the com-| twain, ing to word received by the county mercial and legal phases of the contest commissioners yesterday. The. road is “ over patent ownerships, including the impassable in many places due to the DENVER, Sept. 23+-Plans are rap-} merits of Jawsults involving more than SIOUX CHIEF ON grades being washed away. A road Sherrod, Including Two Homers, and Locals Romp | proouivn Mo 8 oot - Wi 5 py |New York 83 ee 4 W; iCh . ‘ Away : ith Game Called on Account Darkness Seid rif ved ae Ft eassccate ive: sloatopent two billion dollars. In this connection crew left Casper today for Arminto and } - Den: r - ' it Is believed the da fl be cheng te We, ol com berciet ce comeeene | Manan eee | VISIT TO SCENE |inew tienen TO oe St. Louls financiers, lumber men and leading. ex- gress and the Federal Trade Board OF EARLY CRIME “Lefty” Hewitt was doing the twirling for Casper yester- . ~ Boston -. day and’that was all there was to it. The score was 11 to 0 |Phiadepnia S489 ponents of industrial readjustment, at) which have led to the inquiry now Le- in f. fC: r with Rapid Ci fl . * Asaertan the twenty-third annual convention of | jy, made into tHe practices of the trust br toi Wicnese7 spped th ity cpa ony fa Ai ae a cp clear ‘G the American Mining .Congress, to be! which purports to control every oll a shui i Stoppe: € game in the sixth, EFT Od | cleveland : : Wyo., Sept. 23.—For ° held at the Albany,hotel during the | Aotati etait cEW. Rat ine $1. 83 ‘ lotation process extant. NEWCASTI was on the mound for Rapid City. and “he was pountted: when |chicago _- 91 56 Ser caaion tow Pesaran or heal Representatives from the schools ot | te first time since Sheriff Miller of hits mean runs, Some of them were of the puny variety but New York - 90) 87 gpeakers"™@séries of important conter-| mines and technical institutes through-| thls county was killed by Sioux In- they counted, ané the support kindly ;—————_—_____________ Bt. Lwuis 70 12 ences haye been arranged for the va-|out the country have been requested | ans in 1903, Chief Stinking Bear of contributed several boners and a quar- Boston eid & 79 rious group bodies interested in the so-|to take part in a separate conference | he Ropehud Sioux is visiting Neweas- tet of errors. \EKLUND BEATS Washington - 62 77-446 HWution of present-day problema in the | called by the school of mines section, ® Prior to the murder of Sheriff Hewitt had his curve; ball working A Detroit. —_ 57 86. 393! coal, metal and petroleum industries, |of the American Mining Congress. Miller he was an annual visitor, but | to perfection yesterday... Hamming way CORNHUSKER IN Philadelphia 46 «98 419 and as a result of such deliberations| Other subjects to come before the|for Seventeen years thereafter he: anit whiffed the three trips he made to the ] ‘ Spr aware 4s resolutions will be adopted and_ bill: | convention include the revision of state|the sovernment did not consider it platter and even Dutch Nagle, former. ! . YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. framed to be presented to Congress,!and national mining laws, state tax, | #004 policy for him to come here. Now, ly of Greybull, who has been signed RECENT MA TCH pve imperatively urging needed legislation. | employers’ lability and the — so-called | however, he is here under official per- u with Rapid- City,” could connect only Y National League. An invitation has been extended, to{“blue sky’ laws; and the substitution |™ission, and is “mooching’ tobacco for one litte single. Only one ball was At Pittsburgh— » H. E./the gold producers and bankers of the for the present cumbersome and ineft-|{"0m merchants as of yore. He is 79 hit out of the infleld and it was gath-| SHERIDAN, Wyo. Sept. 23,—Claz-|Pittsburgh - 8 United States to meet in a three days’ fective tax law of a new provision now |Ye8ts old. Half of his name is not! sheet, ered, in by Milla over in left atter ajence Eklund, light heavyweight wrest-|Cincinuat! 5 .2| conference to consider ways and means; being formulated by a national com-| Merely a figure of speech. neat rum. ler, had an easy time with Billy Ba-|_ Patterie s — Adams and Schmidt;|or preventing further depletion of the| mittee, made up of members from the Five men fanned in the six innings} wards of Nebraska, here in his last }2U4U¢.. Ring and Wingo. ; gold reserve, and the petroleum and| American Mining Congress, National played. ‘The only. time Rapid City | mateh, winning’ two falla out of thres, | Second game— R. H. E:} coal men—both anthracite and bitum-| Coal association, American Petroleum ‘ threatened was in “the second when | Pittsburgh: - 3 7 1Jinous—have been invited to meet to-|Institute, National Industrial confer- K li [ h C Me *" 18 Olgether to propose certain measures ence and affiliated organizations. Leadl- t a t oO t t Ey > 2 looking toward the conservation of the|ing tax experts of the country have fuel and power supplies of the country. | been especially invited to attend these Such organizations as the National} sessions. prewnnaMia\ each} 1b after two men ‘had walked, Hale came Ti — /Cinejanati to bat. “However Hale got only a field- GOAL MINERS AGREE 10 Batteries — Ponder and er's choice, Anheir- being ‘nipped at Ruether, Ring and Wingo. At New York— ° sills CASCARA &/ QUININE second. R. H. B Roy Mills starred at bat, collectinz ASSESSMENT 10 FIN New York 7 13 11} Goal Association, of which Col. Danict| In conjunction with the convention, two singles and a homer in four jour- Chicago -. 2 8 1/B. Wentz is president, and the Amer-jan exposition, consisting of oc neys to the plate. Hartzell was almost as good with a single, walk and homer. Batteries — Douglas and § -lican: Petroleum Institute, have béen in-| and scientific features, will be given. ler, Bailey, Martin and O'Farret!. vited to participate in working out the| A ‘special personal invitation will be =—- = | Brooklyn mitted. > . States and members of his cabinet, and The sixth was the big stanza for Cas- At Brooklyn— R.A practical suggestions and plans stl-|sent to the President of the United per. Reagan, MeNeill, Hartzell and 2 Roche singled and then Hartzell pound- Boston — A feature, unique in the history of |also to the members of both houses of R AND ed his home run to deep right. Davie’|_ KEMMERER, Wyo. Sept. 23.—That| Ratterie: ; mining, will be a standardization con-| congress and governors of states. Colds, Coughs omit? La Grippe single. brought in. the sixth run after |James Morgan of Cheyenne,» farmer|ingim and Gowdy- ference to initiate a national propa-| *Committee headquarters have al- , Berger had walked. labor candidate for congress, will not] At Philadelphia— 8. | ganda for the standardizing of mining|ready been opened in the Albany ho 4 Negletted Colds are Dangerous Sterling (probably will not come to {want for funds during his campaign is|Philadelphia - practice and mining equipment, such | tel here, ‘ Casper ‘and: Greybull has disorganized iptersot by the action of the ‘coaljSt. Louis as safety codes, methods of accounting, Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze. t Breaks up a cold in 24 hours— Relieves - Grippe in 3 days—Excellent for Headache. Quinine in this form does not affect the head—Cascara is best Tonic Laxative—No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT <4 12 and /Tragressor; for’ the season; Nagle has gone. to |rhiners of this district, who have agreed| Batteries—Causey sanitary appliances, life and labor sav- Rapid City and “Dutch” should go like an assessment of 50 cents each forj/Lyons and Dilhoefer, ing devices, ete. The invitations th O. H. WORNICK wildfire with Rong bigen ck certainly }two weeks for Morg2n’s ‘campaign ex- % empirs7 League. > this conference bear the signatures of siaee won a name for himself yesterday and |penses. Members: of the. United Mine} “No games played. Col. Warren R. Roberts of Chicago ana r * is amighty handy man with the wil-| Workers of other’“Wyoming fields are| 4 sectic Wine Table Lamps | Charles A. Mitke of Arizona, both emi- Has moved his Plumbing Penteto Sr tu ont hi shop to 713 EB. Second St. low. Whether he will remain with Cas-|said to be responding liberally to=an nent engineers, and Richard A, Park- and small Boudoir Lamps at half price. er, chairman of the mining bureau of per fs not known but whoever lands | 9, 1 for funds for Morgan's ppea! . i We sre overstocked. Natrona. Power | is) Denver Civic and Commercial as- PHONE 1177-M eavil, Bape oe dees dn ated fgn‘and the farmer-labor ‘ean ‘Today's game which starts at 3:30 |Pivoaign possibly will be phe ts Go. Phone 69. AB go fe, renvont tele, sind \ouperoess ee: o'clock “wil De the nal game of Phe | rnanced»than that of any of the other! The University of Santo Tomas, in hr ot apo © CIOS-| three candidates for Wyoming’s one| Manila, is twenty-five years older than Harvard University. — ing contest of the season for Caspe: Football weather probably will prevail, |8°at in congress. » Either Mapel or Davenport will twitl for Rapid City while Berger or Hoff- man look like mound entries for the home boys, d ‘The, score: game 1:45. One x ey a POAE x ra ss. 1/10}, ¢ 99 weNant, Se tine Spurs are There Hartzell, cf 32000 MG } Mite tp 2 4 a.t eo eet eticr ~ Derren vf: 210 > H i $ # ne roe ors Au you men folks who have tired of cigarettes era that lack snap and go—cigarettes that are like flat “Nagle, if 31000 tires on the road to smoke-enjoyment— Weldell tf ac iar listen to this:-— Anheler, 1b y Sk Totly Oe Hale, ¢, s--. 21320 ~ Sherrod, p 2002 06 3 To Ee Put at 21 418 8 4 - —— iS Sehee by innings: i +) E. | WAS THE GOAT, Now HE vet eee Cleon of the Brooklyn National Aasper ... le . recent game. _ o: . . . Rapid’ City ——— = ——— —Away out in the Orient grow rich struct oaks by Hewitt 6 piper - e . b Al bavi Base on halls, off Hewit 2, He Sher. As we are in need of the storage space we are offering "geared tobaccos. ong uying arm Wi piteea, Hewitt: Sherrod. Passed the following reached over and brought them to the ball, Hale. Attendance 1,000. Time 0! ° % Second-Hand Furniture at Prac- U.S. A.—then combined them with our Read ‘The ‘Tribune Classified “Ade 2 [FOR SALE tically Your Own Price FOR’ SALE Yearling . Ramboulette rams; 3. % raised;~ y 3 Beds, Dressers, Rocking Chairs, Dining-room Table, food buy it Woodrow's man Fe | ‘Writing Desk, Wardrobe, Kitchen Cabinet, Duofold, Rugs, and all kinds of Bedding. ; * Merchandise and General Storage day is not elected; can deliver in car lots on North Western. Had- sell Livestock Co,, Rawlins, Wyo. Pioneer Warehouse & Transfer Co. 236 West B Street Phone 988 Just Northwest of Courthouse : home-grown full-bodied tobaccos. Out ‘of the blend was born Spur Cigarettes. That rare, rich old-time tobacco taste and aroma is winning right and left. Besides, Spur Cigarettes have imported paper, rolled without paste. The crimped seam makes Spurs burn slower, draw easier, and taste better. And that smart brown and silver pack’age is three-fold to keep Spurs right. You just can’t stay on the fence once you have “met up” with Spur’s good tobacco taste. . Liccetr & Myers Tosacco Co. Boys look them. over, it will be worth your while. ‘Casper Free Venereal Clinic — Co-operating with Wyoming State Board of Health and U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE We have fought the Bubonic Plague, Yellow Fever and Tuberculosis in'the open, now Venereal Disease. They are here only for Saturday. "Tha Naa the Wd makes, and none too good for Casper. ‘ree Clinic, City Hall -FOR MEN AND WOMEN Dr. G: S. BAWDEN, Specialist in Charge DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, 10 TO 12 A. M. NO PUBLICITY ‘ " WE WANT TO CURE, NOT PERSECUTE You know who made them when you see -} them.