Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 7, 1920, Page 5

_ PAGE iti to the owners of the Soltowtng de-! other susan ss expense, shall be as- seribed pyoperty, and orders the|sessed iz the City Council as a spe- construction of sidewalks along the| cial iment, payable in accord streets adjacent to and abutting the/ ane# With the statut f Wyomt DOUGLAS LIGHTING RATES following described property: and rd City Ordinanes, herein - a 4) Let 6 in Block 78. ferre * -*/BO TEE Ae BURGLAR IN Lot 6 in Block 147. By order of the Cit Counell. = 1 Lots 5 and 6 in Block 205. Dated at Casper, yor Lots 2-2nd 3 in Block 57—all on} 21st day of peeuren A. D. oan Fifth Street. PRANK ee NITTL . RPS Lot © inj Block 57 y Engineer. DOUGLAS; Wyo., Oct. 7.—Notice of} Lot 3 in’ Mieck 47—-all on. Jack- eee Sept... 30, On 7,14, 24 the approval by the state public serv-|son Street. 19: ‘ j ice commission of a 331-3 per cent in-}* Jot 2 in Block 57 on McKinlev! crease In rates charged by te Douglas | Street, é Man. Who Robbed / Attorney Gen- eral's Home Unable to Appear for Trial Because. of Ar- Hlettric Light company has’ been re- eéived by patrons of the company, which was thrown into a receivership | 14) after having been shut down for twu Lot 1 in Block 145 | ee 9,-10,\11,12 and 13 in Block Lots 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 in Block} - Jack Taylor, Wyoming's champion hates heavyweight wrestler and./ considered - | days. Light rates were increased from | 147. 1] on Tefferson Street. R F rest insNebraska ” cents per kilowa: ep ate Charm Surrounding Belt Men Works to Disadvantage ecto ieee fp 18 tg 29 cents per Milowntt, Hour and)~" Ay o¢ said sidewalks shall be cdn- _cuErEe, Wyo, Oct. 7+Eddie| Raymond Bennett, for the past. year | Stucted in accordance with the plans short visit after having been of Contenders, Whose Records Would Indicate ids) ecifications as approved by the + Poritic const and on his Pas Ruf- harged sgh 'y of thelon employe of tho plant, was appointed | 2? Abii Hold The; I falo, Wyo. Taylor cr Pe Rom of Attorney L. Walls| manager of the plant by John Yocum, ony nayeian file with the City Cleek | tamaong ‘ rae | ty to 0} er Own, S$ Clain: rot at San and the theft, and’ sun-| who was made receiver Hy SOnEL order} lof the City of Casper, and shall be the coast. ee Tack 1 sors both times to ent, winning in strai; the first fall in on utes and the se liey Scle: dry other things, of one beaver over- oppon-|coat valued at $700, did not respond , Becuring | when his case was called in the Lara- our and -tén min-|mle County district court, His bail of id In 22 minutes, !$1,600:was declared forfeit. \ Since returning to Buffalo, Taylor!» There was ample reason Why Buck- as been on his ranch and farm doing | les did not appear—ample reason twice “lots of hard work. © ‘Phe Wyoming | multiplied, Is thers a pe attached to the knowledge of a fighter that he is} opposing {i “worl ‘champion? There are many. hundreds of instances where the champion has had an easy time winning his match even), against men who were accredited as able to give the champion a fight} . and whose records have easily shown that the underdog was a worthy} Sint wrestle Duna te HAGA TEE thet ae a Blew rotcass ae tas | opponent for the champion. The poor showing made in such instances velopment worl to his homestead, ~ jhe oon was arrested on a charge of rob- ig many times inexplainable, but there After visiting In t a {bing a jewelry store. He give bail of Seems little doubt that in giany cases WORLD'S SERIES Taylor will SeaSEEL Whee Dechak pe $2,500. |five feet in width and constructed poe cement concrete and properly graded. airy sidewalks Which are not placed on the streets or parts of streets herein mentioned and remaining un-; CHARGED WITH SERIOUS CRIME posttacied after ‘thivty “ays “trom | | structed by the City Contractor of | the y of Casper and the total cost of said cement concrete sidewalks, which total costs shall include that of the sidewalks proper, as well as that of any notice, curbing, grading, }hand-railing, private crossing and al;! STEPFATHER IS (Special to The Tribune.) THMOPol. ) Wyo, Oct. 7.— George Dake, 50, laborer here is under arrest and in the Hot Springs county jail charged with being the father of the unborn babe of a girl years old who stays at his house while attending school, the child b ing the daughter of his by LIMINATE all guesswork from your eyeglass plans. If you are in need of glasses you can determine just what sed and just what you i Our the man opposing the champion is eral From North, Platte Buckles moved on beaten before he starts simply due to ie EOE Pate ag sir ket atl to. Alliance, Neb., where, after a brief, the knowledge that he is going against rangements for the use of a theater|80Journ, he was arrested on a charge ® World champion. here can be minde,” George McLeod of perpetrating a jewel robbery. There, hopes. to. put Taylor on a fast match|‘t is stated, he gave bail of $1,500. you of One instance in’ point that comes to write out | m ‘ect!y; he vil l mind is the Aight last. March between before he goes to Chicago. Fiftecn hundred dollars, plus $2,500, Tors pmntieriste. ped Dake is some- bie vei ite “ge ‘ Yimmie Wilde of Bngiand, the recog: {plas $1,500, is $6,500—the amount given| “ b in foast country. le we wilh fit you with lenses Nized fyweight champion of the world and “Mickio" Russell. “The latter was considered a geal mateh fer Wilde and; his. former record bore out all the nice! things said about-him. When he step- into the ring however he was the rest_exeuse for a fighter that ever had ambition to go after a title. He Was lost from the start) and stage _ fright was. given.as the real reason for “his poor: showing. He — stayed seven rounds before Wilde put him away but it was recognized that the Englishman “failed to take the openings that were by Buckles to guarantee his ‘appear- ance for triak on the trio of charges known here to confront him. ‘fhe lcoal authorities suspect, howeyer—it is sald| g {with reason—that he is wanted in oth- ler places as badly as.at Cheyenne, | that will ben correc! your eyes and BY J. PLUVIUS | (By ‘Absbrinted Press) NEW YORK, Oct,7.—Fair weath | ag. greeted baseball fans today for the third game of the world’s series between the Brooklyn Nationals and | the Cleveland Americans. at. Ebbets fletd. Slightly rising temperature and a bt wind were nredicted for aft- erro! The probable lineup: Cleveland—Evans, H; Wambsganss, NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS NOT HAVING} CEMENT SIDEWALKS ALONG TREETS AND PORTIONS OF STREETS DESCRIBED HEREIN. The City Council of the City of Casper, Wyoming, in accordance | with the provisions of Chapter 101} of the Session Laws of Wyomin 1915, and in accordance with Ordin~ ance, No. 95-A of the City of per. Wvoming, hereby gives not Honest milk from clean cows. Your baby will thrive on our milk. Phone 471: Early Service Everywhere North#Platte and Alliance and that the uries there will be enriched act amount of his bail bonds Buckles was pot caught here at. the time of the Walls residence burglary, but was captured some time later while making a barglarous tour through an- W.G. BURNET T,-—— — S.T. BUTLER HENNENG MOTEL “BLOG ment. by t Speaker, cf; Burns, 1b; Gardner, »ther residence. He was unarmed ee Seer ecwenk Stay. until there was Wood, rf; Sewell, 'ss; O'Neil, ¢; when cornered in a cellar, but tho| yea iwi Mails, p. a police found an automatic pistol—with| = Brocklyn—Olson, ss;) J. nston, the safety off—where the inttuder is * ‘ Admit that Gerapsey is probanty| 3bi Nels or Griffith, ef; Wheat, It SHAVE a enyS. AMAR TOTES pE te Greater values this month than for four years at the heavyweight divisioa| Myers, ef; Konetehy, 1b; Kilduff, 2b; while seeking sanctuary in the base- . bes ‘Been, but dt is more than pos-| Miller, ¢; S. Smith, p. this same question of fright of the knowledge that -he is champion and| are in process of fneubation to be is a recognized hard hitter that has| sprung, as usual, in a helpless public hadva lot to do with his quick and sud+sometime durine Decanber. There. ta den. vietories. Willie Meehan’s fight/ no help tor the habit. It simply must with Dempsey: when. the “Fat Boy” got!) met with fortitude. a ‘decision over Dempsey—before he was champion—showed that if a manj was willing to go in and mix wit] Dempsey and could take a beating he| 8 a chance. There was a natural local. rivalry between ‘empsey and Meehan and they put’ up a hum ding} fight with Mechan getting the decision. Just whether Mecha could put the same scrap now with the champion we ——_~— % NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS We have many loads good gravel for sale cheap. See Charles Oberg, corner Center street and Railroad avenue. 10-5-3t, The Scott Clothing Never have we seen greater response to a S. offering —never have we seen greater values—never have we wanted to be more emphatic as to values and prices. Big Horn County Campaign Is On fet va ia (Special to The Tribune.) BASIN, Wyo., Oct. 7.—The Republi- U. 8. FAVORITE INF don’t know, but we do know that Mee- han would be willing to take a chance ‘md could not be scared by the croywn+ ing glory of “champion” ahead of him. can campaign activity started in this county when I. G. McCann of Manville opened a week's speaking engagement}' in the towns along the ares rat Abe Attell is another boxer who won many fights when he was champion purely on the - of his op- Even Swit a tot- . tering shell of his er self he piled up victories but it the knowledze he had of clever boxing coupled with, the “champion” tide that kept hi the top. Stanley Ketchell, the’ “Assassi another title holder whose held out ber teat but balm for oppon- ent. 'he very, fact that Ketchell was Subba “The Assassin’’ had its effect road in this. Wage h a P. Andetson. Sane ‘aemiran every precinct, in ‘the county: hes Republican lodal committees are busy and that the poll thus far shows Republican. sentiment *predominating, Congressman Mondell will speak in this county on October 22 and will be fol- lowed by other speakers of national reputation: Turow away, tant oSeetegs ly plaster. ting” tiferoms, Get tid of tt with “Getetee Remove it, +-Prices 30% You are entitled to know that. Ask Jack Scott to show you. When the market goes down, Scott reduces ee too. was pA lo Se Measure the bunch you go with— ‘then be sure the world will keep you in that class. Better live a solitary Bye eran Neneh a Dr acing meio ate ena ee Our Diane highest priced Our next highest priced ponents quailed under the knowledge. DOPRSTERS FACE NEW PROBLEM. A new problem enters. into the dope- sters’ gaff regarding the outcome of the 1920 World series in the light of recent disclosures at Chicago. In addi- tion to disposing of little arguments involving batting, fect and pitching percentages, the dopester will be ex- pected to inform the public to the best lect and refinement. | 4 suit was $59.00 For what you paid your tailor $98.00 you can buy the same grade here now for the fellow wo know thing aboat the lowing the fake. SIMPLE COMBINATION HELPS WEAK EYES Casper poople are astonished at the quick results produced by simple witch, Generally ar doesn't real in fol suit was $49.00 For suits that tailored would cost $86.00. We ask you to look them over now for $36 We are showing the Shayne-Brun hand tailored suits and: overcoats of pure wool fabrics. Every garment guaranteed hand made to measure. CASPER HOUSEWIVES! 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First nighters and others Interested in the uplift.of the American stage view Clean floorings eliminates the possibility of diséase in your “ home and we guarantee, no. trou- CJ with the action of various box-| Ayumi cup FRER, Casper| ble or inconvenience during the "Sold In Casper and mmenidéd 5 F 3 : i 5 i ing commissions prohibiting the various PRaEaeL A sh . pracess, an the world’ Mask geen remedy. by Come in early while the selection at these low prices is complete. , Don’t be’ mis- bouts in which Jack Dempsey is! 8 the Kimball Drug Store.—Adv. matched to take part. It may mean that the world's champion heavyweight bruiser may have to become an actor in order to get his eats. ALL-AMERICAN TEAMS No bare, unsightly floors while led by reports of high prices. See for yourself—and to better help you, look for-our your rugs are at the cleaner's. new sign. We Serve HOME-MADE CHILI and light lunches. Take home a TYPEWRITERS Bought, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer CORONA—L. 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