Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1920, Page 9

SAVAGENASEDGE ONTAVLORIN. COMING MATEH AND IS CONFIDENT Defeat for Local Champion Would Be Big Setback in Aspirations for Title; Principals in Match Arrive Tomorrow for.Final Workout Tf Steve Savage defeats Jack Taylor, Wyoming's great heavy- weight ‘champion wrestler, in the Iris Theater Monday night, it will be extremely disastrous for Big Jack’s chances for a fling at the world’s heavyweight title. Judging from comparative defeats and victories, Savage has by far the better record of the two wrestlers. He has won from Wladek Zbyszko—and had défeated Lewis and Caddock. Sayage consequently does not greatly fear Taylor although he knows the biz Wyoming man will give him a hird battle, He is just as confident as Joe Coffey, his manager and Chicago pro- moter, that he can fasten Taylor's big shoulders to the mat. Coffey told George McLeod, promoter of the match Monday, that he was sending him a wrestler who would beat Taylor. He promised Savage. Taking the task held for a time by Frank Gotch, that of defeating all comers in an annual tour across the continent, Savage was alle to meet and defeat his opponents with unvarying success. In a manner Monday’s match will be a test of «Taylor’s-ability to stage a comeback. If he is successful, many Casper fans predict that he will cor- tinue to batt'e his'way to the cham- vionship. But—well, the Taylor sup- porters do not see how the contest can come out in any other way than for Big Jack. Savage is expected here tomorrow and Jack Taylor tonight: Taylor will go through his final fast workout Sat- urday night at the Casper Athletic club when “yisitors will be welcome. Savage probably will go through some training’ pacés Sunday so that the wrestling followers will get an oppor- tunity of seeing the Chicago husky in dction before the match, Out of-town sales have been unusual- ly large® for the Savage-Taylor match, demands for reservations coming in from many of the central. Wyoming towns on all sides of Caspe: ice it was after the younger Zbyszko | reserve seats and ringside reserva- tions can be made at the Little Brick through Bilty Reeves. The class of ‘both wrestlers who will appear in the Iris Monday is clearly indicated in the large advance sale reported at the Lit- tle Brick. STATE MOVIE EXHIBITORS . ORGANIZE IN. CHEYENNE; DRENNAN ON COMITTEE CHEYENNE, Dee. 17,—Organization of the Wyoming State Exhibitors assc- elation was completed here Wednesday, after @ conference attended by ‘forty motion pjeture theater representatives from all sections of the state. The of- ficers of the organization follow: T. F. Lynch, Laramie, president; G. Me- Kay, Greybull, vice president: Lit- tle, Laramie, secretary-treasurer; exce- utive committee, Ben Collier, Sheridan; 'TO COLLEGE COURSE AND FURNI- NITURE FOR HOME—Joe Sewell, the Cleveland American shortstop, who took the late Ray Chapman's place and played in the world series, is not wasting his share of the series money. Joe, who is shown here with Miss Willie Veal, who is to go back to Cleveland with as Mrs. Sewell, is investing his monzy in finishing his college course and in furniture for his new home, CASPER TO ANE ENTRANTS I DENVER TOURNAMENT ANNOUNCEMENT OF BIG ANNUAL ATHLETIC SHOW MADE Riverton: Thome Tovertiabne: a. 0. Announcements have been received here of the annual boxing Whitten, Kemmerer; M. H. Todd, Chey- |and wrestling tournament of the Denver Athletic Club, which will be ia AAAS RST 5 Tie 0g jheld in Denver the week starting Monday, January 17. This tourney Cheyenne Bank Clearings Gain, * ‘ Cheyenne, Dec, 17--Chevenne’s bank #8 Open to amateurs in the United States and Canada and rules of the clearings in November were $8.699,37:.-, Amateur Athletic Union will govern all contests. Poca re Uennnemeaey eenOn year eX All competitors should be in good standing in some athletic or those in tember. A aes Ra gymnastic society, ‘otherwise their cm , Handsome gold watches will be glen Trv a Tribune Classified Ad. try must bear sa’ -endorsement.}| winners and silver watches will be HOP EARL} Holiday Buyers Should Not Forget the Good Things to Eat Tea Garden Preserves---in a variety of absolutely pure fruits---worth more than they cost. Apples, Nuts, Oranges and a large assortment of other seasonable specialties are now ready for your selection in our ' GROCERY DEPARTMENT Helpful Suggestions from Other Departments Warm Bedding Men’s Neckties is an allowance of half-pound over- weight in each class. There are seven classes iri the box- ing part of the tourney weight from the bantam to the heavy- weight class and over. Wrestling is di- vided into the light, welter, middle and heavyweight and ower classes. Catcn- as-catch-can style’ of wrestling is use 1. Entry blanks can be secured from George McLeod, director of the Casper Athletic club, or by applying at the sporting editor's desk at the Casper Daily Tribune office. MeLeod expects to send several wrestlers and one or two boxers from the Casper Athletic club to the tourhey this year. P. R. Gallagher is in charge of all arrange- ments of the tournament. CASPER TO HAVE SKATING RINK. If colder weather sets in and the wind dies down for a few hours, Casper may have a skating rink this winter. Plans jfor such a rink practically have been completed and announcement has been made that the high school athletic grounds are to be used for such an ice skating ground. In the east and in many cities of the west and middie S. M. ©. CROWLEY, of Los Angeles, who says’ Tanlue completely restored her health after everything else, even a change of climate, failed to help her in the least. : “IT came to Los Angeles trying to re- gain my health, but I didn’t get any better, even in this wonderful climnie until I began taking Tanlac,” said Mrs. M. C. Crowley, who lives at 1041 South Hill St, Los Angeles, the other day. “I wis so weak and broken down that I was hardly able to get about at all. I suffered terribly after my meals on account of my food souring and gas forming on my stomach, and I would feel so tight t T could hardly get a good breath appetite left me and I was so nervous that [ couldn't stand the least noise and I never knew what it was to get a good night's sleep. “I tried dieting for more than two years, but that didn’t. help me any, for I was continually getting worse ah the time and actually lost twenty five. pounds in weight. “All the different treatments and medicines I took fai'ed to do,me th? least bit of good, and TI finally came to the conclusion that . my condition would never be any better. “TB know from’ my personal expe rience with it that Tanlac is a good medicine, for as soan as I began tak- ing it, I began to improve. ‘Why, it is perfectly wonderful the way I have gained in strength, weight and every other w: and I now feel like a dif- ferent an entirely. have a fi ppetite and my nerves si ry night. I never uffer from sour stomach and gas ning after meals and, in fact, all troubles have just gradually dis- red since taking Tanlac, “IT feel so thankful over my improvo- ment that Iam glad to have the op- portunity to recommend ‘Tanlac to everybody. Tanlac is s Pharmac: cantile drug aper by Casper Ad PIONEER GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 THOS. FIDDES, Manager Corner A and Jefferson Sts. Prompt Service | We Deliver Sandison & Fiddes 9 ‘oo PB ELGOMMERCIALCO ; seca isan eu asi aS Ra MN gen INSURANCE that brings PRESTIGE and PROFIT— Don’t stand at the par- cel post window all day to insure your mail orders, St Paul Parcel Post Coupons Issued in $5.00, $10.00 and $25.00 Books are the mor® convenient way—cost no more, fT. KEMP C0. “Insurance—That’s All” Phone 870 §=112 E, 2nd. awarded second place winners. ‘There | west, ice skating is a favorite outdour ranging in¥ sport. There is no reason why it should not become just as popular here in Casper. DOUGLAS MEETS WHEATLAND LEGION TEAM TODAY. A big double header affair is being played tonight at Donglas, with the Douglas Legion five and the Wheat land Legionnaires mixing in the first} basketball contest. The Wheatland | quintet already has defeated Douglas and the Douglas boys are out to get the scalp of the Plattg county’ team. Two! high school teams will play in the pre- liminary contest. CARPENTIER HAS LOST IN SIX BATTLES. | tlon. Carpentier, who is scheduled to mate's} his fighting skill, against the wallops) 24 to 14, | Douglas. away the heaviweight boxing title, not had easy sailing all of the time. has lost half a dozen battles or at has been stopped in that many He won from Gurihoat Smith on a foul but has never been in a fight with Jaé& Johnson. Just how “LORAIN”’—It bout LEGIONNAIRES WIN FROM fs DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL. ¢ The Douglas High School quintAt went down in defeat at the hanas of the American Legion team of Dougias, in a recent game played én evenly matcher | Were the teams is indicated in the fact that the score stood at eight-all at thd (end of the first half. j outweighed the high school The Legionnaires aggregn= Makes* Cooking of Jack Dempsey, in an effort to wrest| Dreams Come True. aw Our ‘Pre-War Price Sale of Groceries Ends T morrow December 18th We Defy Any Local or Denver Competition EMPSON’S CANNED GOODS By the case—24 cans Empson’s No. 24% Toma- toes, 25c retail alte: per case $4.00 Empson’s ae 214 Kraut, 20c_ retai value, per casero OO Empson’s No. 214 Hominy 20c . retail value, per tase oeOO Empson’s No. 2 Peas, 20c retail value, $3.60 per case ... Empson’s No. 2 Stringless Beans, 25c retail value, sat. per case $3.80 only CANNED FRUIT No. 2 cans fancy sliced Pineapple, regular _ 40c¢ value, 6 cans $2.00 for ....... No. 2% cans fancy sliced Pineapple, regular _50c value, six cans TOP Seo tan noir cee $2.40 No. 2144 cans of Fancy Peaches, regular 65c value for... Ph eOO for ... cans extra Y. F. penehee regular _55c value, ‘three cans for $1.25 No. 2 cans Fancy Black Raspberries, regular 55c, are $1.20 for .. Fancy Grimes Golden, Jonathan, Rome Beauty, Spitzenberg, Blue Per- main, or Akin Red apples, $3.50 to $4.00 $2 75 e values, box ... cans Milk By The Case—- 48 Red Cross milk, per case $6.50 milk per case $6.50 Pet Brand Hebe (compound) at this store at per. $5.25 22 oz. jars anes and pre- serves,. regular 45e 16 oF pure eeu 600 regular 75c value rd Cans St. Charles milk, per case $6.25 case ONE LOT 65c, now ........ now .... a Quart jon arte ary but- ter, regular’ 60c 100 pound sack fine gran- ulated sugar, only one sack to cus- tomer at . $10.75 Four pound sack Aunt Jemima pancake flour, regular 60c value 50e now .... Four pound sack Red Moon pancake flour, reg- ular 60c value now ..... a 45e Large package Quaker or Solitaire Oats, regular 45 value two pack- P. & G. White’ Naphtha soap, 13 bars $1.00 Crystal White Soap, 15 bars at this $1.00 nae foris Vi , eal SN $1.05 Gold Dust, large pack- >, ath FANCY GROCERIES Fancy white potatoes, per hundred lbs, $2:25 for .... Dr. Price’s Baking, Pow- ‘der, 25c can at . i 20e One-half pound package Lipton’s Tea, 50¢ package for ........ 45e Capron pound can Her- shey cocoa, 35c cans, 2 for 55¢ Thousand Isle salad dress- ing, régular 60c, 45 now .. Cc Eight oz. bottle Rex Cat- sup, regular 25c, 50e three for Five pound cans Table jam, regular >$1.75, now $1.45 Safe home ron gp Oc ular 35¢ carton e at Phone 903 QUALITY COURTESY Five pound pail strained honey regular $ $1.75, now ...... 1.55 White Navy Beans, regu- lar 15¢e pound, 10 pounas - PA OO Fancy Jap Rice, regular 15e pound, $ 10 pounds for 1.00 Good grade bulk coffee, regular 50c pound, five pounds now $1 By £5) TOP) ce Fine hardwood toothpicks regular 5c pack- 15e age, four for Large rolls toilet paper, regular 2 for 25c, twelve now. rolls for $1.00 One lot Brooms, $1.25 and $1.50 val- $1 00 ues for 142 East Second St. SERVICE