Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 16, 1921, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, FPB. 16; 1921 ~~ GOSGAGK MAY MEET TAYLOR SPORTS.- CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. | The state Senate last night killed the bill which would have legalized LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL| SENATE KILLS (515,000 IN PRIZES IS BOXING BILL) PAD OUT 10 BOWLERS "(By Associated Press.) PAUL, Minn., Feb. 16.—Prize money totalling nearly $15,000.00 was distributed to high men in the Intor- 16.— SERENE PARTE DEATH be Casper Daily Cribune PAGE FIVE | overwhelmingly against their admis- sion. The local ‘American Legion: post |has also passed strong resolutions de- WHEATLAND 1] |fining its stand on the subject. Tho |debate has tn several instances be- | come ‘rimogious between the anti- | Jay » faction and the upholders of freedom of contract on the part of | the landlotds, ending in one instance in a fist fight which was prevented from soc bees a free-for-all onty NOTED LECTURER WILL | ADDRESS METHODISTS AT TWO GATHERINGS Fulkerson, missionary, and lecturer, will address through the prompt interference. of. neutral parties. Meanwhile, the pros: are stoutl$ maintaining that the Japs are com- ing, While the antis are just as stout- ly Proclaiming that “they shall not pass.” The general public are await- ing with interest.the opening of — work to reveal where the victory Iles. ———_——._—_ Join the American Legion. ~ BIGFIGHT ONLY ing at the regular church service, ac- cording to announcements made to-| Over Reported Plans to Im- ; port Orientals to Till de 4. French, Dr. Willard Won't Meet Near Cham-| * MEN ONLY! Mongonoff’ 's Challenge Turned Ky | Down i in Plans for Bigger 3 Event Here here from Sheridan, boxing and matches in ed church gather- Wyoming, The vote was 11 for the measure and 12 against it. Satan Jeeta, national Bowling association tourney, which opened February 4, and clos- ed here last night, after one of the most successful meets in its history. pions in Ring; Bids Farming eee the Soil ings, Farewell Dr. Fulkerson ranks bishops of the spec Twenty DENVER MEDICAL INSTITUTE among the church in many re- WHEATLAND, Wyo.; Feb. ngonoff and Taylor will not ‘be ed for an appearance in Casper, Bccording to announcement. made to- LEGION AND HIGH SCHOOL ent, ‘Winners of, the places in each ev- together’ with their scores and prize money are as follows: ners and renters bout Whea aroused of LAWRENCE, Kans., Feb. 16.—Jess! fo n mission be Willard declared declared yesterday | excellent opportuni that he would not meet Fred Fulton. and to study abroad Oppesite Eetrance te New Pestetfice , COME AND BE CURED SPECIALISTS FOR MEN »+ 830 Eighteenth Street e 4s considered an authority on| reg reported in - “day by George McLeod, promoter, who Fivemen event—Mimes Cafe, St.]or any other runners-up in the heavy-| social conditions in the “Fae ease aha ete vor ligt bial ahem tata that Mondt’s chief rival for Paul, 2,939, $325. Welght division prior to. his cham-|where ho spent much of his time, |svertl large land own veccenen “honors in south Wyoming and north- All event—H.°Van Hoven, St. Paul,|pionship bout with Jack Dempsey on} During the § ish-American war he farm the! nes holdings, rn Colurado would not be able to give 1,961, $50. Labor Day. ‘ !was vice-consul to Japan and he was i ted to havi local champion or local fans a run} Basketball teams of the Natrona] Twomen event—D. Devito, F. Present in*China during the Boxer |, One landowner is reported to have their money in a mat contest. M. . Tally, manager for Mongonoff, was Casper this week to challenge Tay- Legion post will meet on the County high school and the American local Luby, Chicago, 1,303, $160. Individual event —w. _ Heerman, LAWRENCE, Kans., Feb. 16.—| The quiet fe of the farm is no more § of farm land at $13 ix hundred ot His lectures cover related floor tonight in a game which will| Chicago, 675,° $110. for Jess Willlard, former world w World Democracy” will aes a is aw Be Pes bg Aer in person, but on the basis of| take the place of the one cancelled Se champion heavyweight pugilist. He Boron OF: BIN Soatune Datars | Oe ed eee cue Rear od deat ting + ‘Mondt's showing against Taylor here|by the Douglas high school. DAVIS CUP announced here today that he would oud Hunday tides: ad |e cna eee git ites toe Monday night, it was decided not to ee follow the plow’ no more. “The oil!) Sa Se ee. AC pouldaibadetmaasmettne: fark gcept the challenge, game and the prize ring claim his “Menace of Boat aici ns ae spares Mh ae a = qelehty, ana Leese heresy: at Srapior must mect better men, ac-{Avevente Bureau | CHALLENGE |i tect io nif organizations. by" the oppon. See prcee trols 1g to McLeod, who is negotiating Willard -said he would soon’ estab- of the Japanes @ match betwen the Wyoming > ae “I am through with farmin; GATARRAt NEN MINA a dete Willard said. “From now on I L R ted we of the FREE—Consultation, Examination—FREE Beton. ts national,’ maken his head ee NEW YORK, Feb. 16—Formal|#n oll man and a prize fighter. I am aw ej ecte BLADDER the reach of even the poorest, ana ‘J 2 4 om lieved quarters in New York City, He weighs From Decision challenge for the Davis cup from the|"°W going to California to train.” | 24HOURS || Sas Gar apy as Wendages 20) as mae 225 pounds and stands 6 feet’? inches All-India Lawn ‘Tennis association| Willard said he had oll interests in ‘On the strength of tentative ar- rangements it is likely that a match ‘will be announced for the last of the month. Linow has met the present top- notchers in the mat game with vary- ing results and is one who must be eliminated by Taylor before the latter to Take A ppeal Numerous inquiries? have reached the bureau of internal revenue rela- tive to the decision of United States! district court of Connecticut in the Brewster case, in which it was held that gains and profits realized here Tuesday. from IS ON FILE It was filed through London by 8S. M. Jacob as the result of cable instructions from Secretary Gupta of the All-India association. — HEDDON WINS BALKLINE with results Obregon Bank lish his home in Los Angeles, Cal.» California. MANLEY AND CLANCY FIGHT 10-ACUND DRAW Feb. 16.—Presi ad Obregon's project for a new banking law which would create eight banks for the issuance of currency was re- jected by the banking committee of the chamber of deputies yesterday. When he learned of this action, the xd . COME IN AND TALK IF ov=ER DenverMedical Instituter> 2 Lo tectesit Re RS Mo sQoatoate-stoahe-sto-alo-atesho-ste-aSo ate choege-ateete-aleateateeeoateet Soper doged so etoate atest BeSeees, gectaltete fer Men Ont. it. Opposite New Fost- ‘effice, Denver, Cole, the sale.of capital assets is not tax. President asked congress not to con- ean go on with Londos and Caddock.| s»19 iicome. ‘The United States at- sider the project further, and assert- Ne aE torney for Connecticut has been DENVER, Colo.,, Feb. 16.—Geors dh intended tto submit at an early & J BOY SCOUTS authorized to perfect an appeal to the! Manley of Denver and Bud Clancy her bill providing for one % supreme court of the United States of Detroit went ten fast rounds to a k of emission, This was @@ on’ rea our ac for a review of the decision. Since (By Associated -) ‘draw in a bout here last night. ntly supported by Louis > oe ON HIKE TO congress, under the provisions of the| CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 16. — ees retary of the treasury“ . income tax acts.of 1913, 1916 and 1918 | Charles. Heddon of mate ira eee . he ergy ‘will be penalized Ld the, ire © administration of Presi- a4 Sd has directed the taxation as income|today is the champion natio. ama-|joss of two congressmen,” 82} dent Carranz ee F 3 # 5 its, the bi teur balkline billiard player. He won Louis Post-Dispatch. Flatterer'!— ———__»—— . MOUNTAINS | src ena ai ta acai dean meh hen he Seo | Skate Poet eas Isumscuins rox tas moe & By sweeping with heavy brooms that harm the : Z wiil continue to collect the tax there-|Percy Collins of Chicago, ——> é x shall hold that ision of law in the closing game of the tourna- > |e Boy Scouts of Troon Four ta | a's fl held Sat prov ieee een fe eee $ soft nap and scatter clouds of dust that must $ « and storm ning march last} ‘The same question is involved in! lon won’ five of the gam RX : ~ ‘evening. About dusk the boys gath- da cases i hich he participated. The only 3 - rod at the Sooutmaster's-home,in tho | ‘892 eeia: cieucd invihe cuisems | eke Nocloct pas toreraiicle te kee ~ then be dusted off the furniture. south end of town and hiked out) court some weeks ago. A decisions ininleby of New York, the day after SA ‘cross the sage brush for about tw2/these cases undoubtedly will settle; Heddon established an American rec- ne JUST RUN YOUR A, filles ima heavy storm and wind. tne general question. In view of the/ord by running 189 points in one inn- ‘ ‘The march was to instruct the lads| severe penalties provided by law for ing. a in the manner of finding points when] fice and fraudulent income tax re-| ——— & Jost in @ snowstorm and how to take/turn, taxpayers are warned -not.to| Chicago's Cleopatra vamp found £3 care of oneself in such cases and the} omit’ from their returns for the year| plenty of Fast Mark Antonys.—Arkan- ee night was certainty an appropriate 0 such gains and profits. (sas Gazette. oo ne for the training as the clouds - 4 red the sky and no location of Seah Stes eociate chisintd os umimerla 23 the stars. . P) The boys hiked to a pbint about bs ee ‘tivo abies up on Garden creek where 66 ‘ ifornia -Aszizona 3 o @ high cliff afforded ample prptec- mi * rs ion from the storm and there they ¥ ¥ ‘built a big fire and ‘toasted marsh- " 99 oe + 4 allows and roasted Sais didi own Co) ‘ae + Goce Acca apehaine “that erties eas chat Stantans orTourist Sleepers Bx IT BEATS.... | ASITSWEEPS —_— AS IT. CLEANS ‘Frer ure batton'by the old cattio'tratts Shortened poreeyle ; $ Poaceae Efficient S$ bd Wallwork, factory representative, will nteresrti Nene e z) ] in eeu cnn $ gladly” explain the merits of the world’s largest g ; Dont (ail to. see the Grand- >< Hing cleaner bd Canyon of Asizona > Petri ified Tor et $ selling i ‘ ‘osemite Vall and the Indians of the Inai an ast ut theo te Seals p< We will gladly demonstrate the Hoover.- ks ; F = - Sa - SS De Easy ‘terms makes its ownership easy. 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