Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1920, Page 8

SPORTING NEWS -GIGPER COMES BACK. Wl LARAMIE PREPS MONDAY, 600 0 Frank Kramer, veteran bike chem- pion; keeps in condition by spendiny several hours.a day on the golf links. ‘Phe bout between Prank Moran ani Joe Beckett im Lendon is now set for’ December 10. been awarded the traek and field cham- pionships of the Pacific Northwest A. A. U. The season of the Florida .Winter league, opening. November 11 and clos- ing February 22, wilt have no fewer than seven holidkys to help swell the | gate receipts. + 500 men will engage ht Leland Stanford univers: -| tit of those interested inthe track to The Multemah club of Portland has! SS | this year, according to figures given out! showin; i by the department of physicat educa- {ox ; Clon, i | Phere ought. to: be |r enacted. to protect | who resort’ to alfegetl verse in bis col- |umas, Anyway, isn’t there something: jalready on the books concerning “erticl avid unus@alpinishment" being infliow- ed on a person? The public might re- sort to It. Those who are interested in ‘autorhe- | bile racing ress the opinion that che trgek recently opened’ Jn Fresno, Cal., | pounds, age & wil be a big incentive tp the game on ! tail, white } thé coast, Tt Is figured that it will ar. ¢ ford. sufficient inducements t racers) allover the country to mnke the 9 jon left ae he! ‘s over to the Pacific coast to take part. | At least. it is. the expressed’ determina-} One pee cm weight pounds, pe s m i nake. the prizes alluring. “Fiesno {should not Nave the slightest difficulty in putting the thing through handsome- ly from a financial point, of view. ee DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United States Land Office. ‘gaer “Sz pe comeent ayWIOA AA } and on left shoulder. _ were on September 25 taken as } pore Oct. sa Te0, ota Ad me Wee _ ©. a Notice hereb: ven that Irvin | man, yom! under adi | We Mayt <a ety if f Curry, both of | bY. virtue of the provis ey of Chap- _Tbanen, Missouri, and Levi T. Lee | &%_226, Sessions Parry re i |of Fort Morgan, Colorado, have ap-| Unless claimed by legal owner, | plied: for leases, under | ; ahd said’ mats. will be sold at public the provisions of & ac of Febry-| Sale on the 29th day of October, faery 25, 1920, (Public No. 146), of} an undivided ge at 2 ee ie the. ee padal one-forty-cighth interest | % “oor A y in each of the followin described | BOARD OF LIVE STOCK COM- tracts of land, to-wit: South quarter CHAS B, BOXCE, S jie: Neoyrey OF WYOMING, of section 25, northeast quarter of “ge 24, northwest quarter of sec- woPytlih s be cara 3, Mh ait 4, southeast quarter of section tra Fit nn quarter of section 10, sai nottheast NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS? ANNUAL ME) Notice is hereby given ovibcesr the an- quarter of section 23 ani} | borthenst quarter of section 27,: all} jnual meeting of the. stoc ers of the Jupiter Oil Company will be held surance for protection: or from forces of habit? Look up the cost of re- in Township forty North, Rang Wyoming, the appli at the office of the company, Suite nildis home, [See er eats eGo aoe eete | 807, Ol. Exchange age Building, 136 {35-141 |) building your Gass 026681 926852 026653 urd o2eesd, South Center Street, in the City of Shratsen mene and ‘Any and all. persona| CasPe? State of Wyoming, on. the .dijust your insurance poli- inting a adverse or conflicting claims fo said lands or any part thereof are! |iereby notified that a full statement, ; under oath, of such claim should be filed im this office together with / bos Ry spar are showmg a superior a ance plan appéals to every prudent man , PIONEER GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET Nine Touchdowns Shows Strength of Casper High School Scoring Machine i in 's: Scag LARAMIE, Wyo:, Oet. | Wicks Sains staged a great, come-back here Monday against the Laramie University Preps, win- ning by the top-heavy score of 60 to 0. The offensive work of. the light and fast backfield was a featare of. the Casper attack: At the! end of the first half the score stood 35 to 0. As in the game against Laramie High School, which Casper lost, Scott and Groves starred in offensive play, while Alsman at left guard fea-} tured in defensive tactics: Scott and | Groves ‘lugeed the Signin: over for nail SPORTING NOTES most scores, althéugh A. Post’ nnd) Ssasisssisinsesissientlbiamssiindsiaiilieasnaiataiimesbe! Blanchard counted a touchdown apiece. | ‘cider Blanchard’s contribution came after he! popes ade bie Looe hit oe a eee | had snagged a forward co im the American league. In the Laramie game, the altitude’ told in the second half after the Casper | eleven had held the Laramie team to #! 3-to-0 score during the first half. Cor-! bett had made the only score in the’ opening half by drop-Kkicking a field goal from the 1§-yard line. Three times the Casper eleven cate] within 10 yards of the Laramie goal,! once lugging-the ball to within 3 yards. of a touchdown, only to be hurled back by the more experienced Lararnie. elev- en. ne of the Laramie scores camaec ag a result of an intercepted forward pass. The next Casper high school game} Will be played October 30 against the Cheyenne high school team. Mee 8) oh conor (Special to The Tribune) BASIN, Wyo., Oct. 19.—The corner stone for the new $30,000 Methodts church here was laid yesterday unde: the auspices of the Mz of Wyoming, H. acting as grand mi: er. The chure’ will be ready for oceupancy by the of the year and will be one of the | finest church buildings this part of} the state. ; i + } Woman Saves Lives | of Two Children:in- : Torrington Smashup . TORRINGTON, Wyo. Ort. -1%—" Throwing her children out of the wayon in which théy were riding when the | team started to run away in an at-} tempt to save them from going into a | nearby river for whiety the team was’) headed, Mrs, Lester Williant® prohab!, | saved the lives of her two children nenr | here. The boy's leg was broken below the knee as he fell to the ground ana’) the little girl's leg was fractured near the hip. } Mrs. Williams jumped from = the} wagon and was only slightly bruiser. | The team plunged into a teleptione pols | and into another wagon before stopped. pact rallindon ox Jat ss Tt is just fifty years ysinee the first } introduction of automatic self-binders| for harvesting grain. } (Political. Advertisement) DEMOCRATIC NATIGNAL TICKET For President— James M. Cox; of Ohio t For Vice-President— : Franklin D. Roosevelt, 7) PHONE 345 THOS, FIDDES, Manager We Deliver y Insurance, That’s All Phone 370. 112 E. 2nd We Are Offering A First. Class: HOLMES HARDWARE © HOLMES 7O HOMES PHONE 6O0I COND ANDO #WOLCC PAINT SPORTING GOC CASPER, Warmth 1° YU caer fre foe R. T. KEMP CO. of New York For Representative in Congress— Wade H. Fowler For Presidential Blectors— PG D. B. P. Marshall 1 W. B. Ross Mrs! C. W. Crouter ICRATIC | COUNTY TICKET, | For State Senator— } Fred W. Dralle For Representatives— | L. ©. Mills { John L. Schultz For Sheriff R. L. Forbes For County Attorney— R. N. Ogden, Jr. if For County Surveyor— | Albert Park } For Commissioner— i T, A. Hall For Commissioner— Two Years— * E. J. Kemp i For Coroner— t Lew M. Gay CASPER DAIRY €0. Honest milk from clean cows. Your baby will thrive on our milk. Phone 471 Early Service Everywhere Four Years— | ‘CAPITOL LIFE’ McGREW Make the world sate for your HIGH ROCK EEUNDERWEAR = 'OTHING like fleece for watmth ona comfort, That's why we lime High Rocks with fleece and we line it so it stays. Doesn’t bunch or come off. High Rocks won’ tshrink, won’ trip. They wearlieiron. 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