Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1921, Page 7

——————————————————— ~S TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1921 Cbe Casper Daily Cribune PAGE SEVER AINGALLSHALTINPLAY AT. merkae women Won iat, WAREHOUSE T0. [American Legion News Note) 1S TASTE DENVER WITH BRONGS IN LEAD == ""==s= Gary BE MAINTAINED ae Double-Header Scheduled for Fourth Still to Be HY STOGKMEN omen ere iat ae Hugs signs telling of’ che. bore State and National Topics of Interest te Zx-Service Men and eeecscees. eeeeees: sais modeel ac un Played But Denver Grabs Off Two Victories « Meeecel one wee aabeeaatar. assuming anothe © commande: of the American Le- name, he has enjoyed all the glories of sath kj : e: ef i gion, has heen started by Homewood a returned A. E. F. hero through the Compar Saturday and Sunday; Refiners Home Decision to Erect Structure for Port of Philadelphia. A check cover. purchase o€ a soldier's dlacharge and ®\0 08 | | | . ing the first contribution to the fund several war medals.” And you ought Per Mo Ree hee : Handling of Commodities [5,‘bren terwarded to the national|to hear me tell the girls cf all th a DENVER, Colo., July 5.—Two games lost and none won Used Here Reached at headquarters of the legion at Indian. battles I was in, he writes pots: <Eutte, tes | sums up the series ended between Denver and Casper yester- Saturday: Mieotanu apolis. The legion’s committee of : at t disposal. | day when the first game of a double-header was called on ac- BS one eee ee ee oe ate aeeriena Lagion Pay acco Lape ‘omplaints have been registered by | count of rain in the fourth inning, with the Bronchos again \ jabdie: Svante aallgar cng ic = > mee ane ee at they have asked many A <5, ~" . e js A large warehouse, fdr the handling | 2° Yet "nnounced a plan for a mem- The Dalles, Ore Fa whoa + Aina ee ccna leading the visitors, 4 to 2. The Refiners left here last night | etTE testa, cake Maacother cocmeat oral Saat alg te paone re for Casper where they will take a two-day vacation before ities. used in large quantities by -— Members of the St. Charles. Mis hem. resuming play en theic home grounds|son. Mit by pitched ball, Elsh. Inn-) stockgrowers, will be built in the near| Members of Kings county eW\souri, post of the American Legion, ‘The grounds are located on the cor- on Thursday with Sterling ings pitched, by Hapels 9, runs 3 future, according to a decision| Y“@"k, American Legion posts Will vis-lpeiq a “hammer and saw” meeting ner of F nd Durbin streets. With Jackeon in the box to star the | hits §, by Hoffman 1, runs 1 hits 1. reached at a meeting of the Natrona|'t the grave of Col. Theodore Roose ar which a portable dance floor was! Impress cation for a game Casper dropped Saturday's con-| Time. 1.45. Attendance 3,000. Umpires Stockgrowers’ association held at the|Ye!t at Ovster Bay July 4, to depositt erected in four hours. Members of/may ask you time and it test by a score of 9 to 3. Scoggins} Cassiday and Palmeter ' county courthouse last Saturday aft-|* ™emorial wreath and conduct ®/the local labor unions donated their not be the action of a pubile teiled for the Bronchos and pitched a iseerc ernoon. A corporation soon to be) >rief service. services in assisting the legion in the 0 confess heady game. Tony LaSalle drove in < Saturday's Game. . perfected within the association, will ie FG ER @ construction of the floc ion w five of Denver's run in this game.| Casper AB H PO have direct charge of the construct-|_ Five hundred and fifty-six trees Z = Lowry, whd relieved Jackson. allowed |C. H. Jackson, cf - ore ing and financing, of the new build.| ere Planted recently along the new The American Legion's bonus T. H. Taylor, claim clerk at the but three hits ip concluding the game.| Arbogast. rf --- 01 ing. According to present plans every | Victory Memorial drive at Minneapo-| ;,\. for service men of Oregon was Burlington freight house, returned | The Broncho on Sunday barely | McNeill, 3 a t 2 stockgrower in .%e county will be as-| lis Minn., by American Legion posts| sustained by a three to one vote ir a this morning from Denver, accom nosed out a victory over the Retin. | Bostick 7 sessed two cents}. head on sheep and |” city. One of the trees is ded-} recent referendum. It provides for panied by his wife who has been in putting over | Slattery x 210 16 on cattle. ‘Yhis fund will 4 x kan memory of = Vy Tee payment of $15 for each month of Denver the past several days visiting 1| Donica. 2b — 13 | go ce the project It is °. late commander the | service ‘friends and relatives. two runs to tie the score. R. Mapel ko nee the proj serv Sep Sues bo ee. Son teers, ene te, if 22 , a site has already | American “Legion | whowe accidental | eee IN itors and Rave way to Hoffman. In|! 2 0 been nelected on the C., B. & Q. right-| death Laat aga iden seme 4 h session Down was walked. | bg of-way, If present plans work out tree-planting ceremonies Uma. tong, | 10 the building will be ready for fali|other trees are for the 555 gold star , Fish went to first on Slattery’s wil = > ; heroes of Hennepin county LY row to Donica at first, Downe: . a use 3 3 p> ‘ y “ o 2 Matters pertaining to the opening are m= 2 See aves ee and Oeten - of livestock trails in Natrona county,| The American Legion of Nebraska Murphy fouled out and Cochran : Tiaabal Sita view (0 far vight fer Denver 5 now obstructed by fences on home-|'* Preparing to fight the suit mati fa * ° 0 4 LaSalle. se —- 2630 steads, was taken up. The aseocia-| tuted in the district court by the Ne . the Sonning ‘ss | Downey, 3b fae ak I tion will co-operate itn the county | braska district of the Evangelical Lu 9 : 1 officials in an effort have thes 5 ning .& the two runs which tied | rosy, 1¢ 000 0 tralls reopened. Wage scales pertain-| ality of the Reed-Norval language law | TEE score, The ‘scores of the two) Murphy, of t3 08 ing to ranch hands and aheep. herd.| Pasted by the last Nebraska legisla have, that a change from Cochran, rf 10 0 0 ers were again considered and the|ture. The contention of the synod ts CASPER ABHPOAE os of — - ee - favor of the following scale, namely:| teaching of any foreign language in tackBon, ef -.....-.... 42 «0-9 wood, 2b ___. 13.8.1 Miss Elizabeth Ryan, of California, photographed while playing In a | Ranch hands $45 per month and|®"y school in the state below the Hewitt, rf 40200 0 0 6 OC] recent t>.ais championship tournament in England, in which she was | sheepherders $60 per month eighth grade, restricts religious liber McNeil, 3b §. 4/2 28 victorious. Miss Ryan is representing the United States in tournaments ———— ty. This contentian is refuted by the | Donica, ef 5 14.670 Teale __ 10 1] beth in England and France. . totes! Slattery. 41.9 0 1) Score by innings ee oe ——— Rostick, sa . 4°11 © 1licasper - __.---.000 001 020— 5 ‘The super-slacker of the United Mills, if S'4 3 0 0] Denver OMENS is Et it | States” as he describes himself, is be - Hale. ¢ 49 Wap! Ol” Bunmary wed [bese Beat VACATION ON HOLIDAY | iss suet iesecesusmorttes assen You'll find what thousands of rR. Mapel, 21 © 0 0) two-base hits, LaSalle, Slattery, Don. ‘ by members of the American Legion * Arbogast oA O° 0;-0- 6 liens. Theeetinde With, LaBallé. Déeiies through out the northwest. He has others have found. sat- Hoffman, p $6 Ve '01s. cochras feifica Jilts, Bec ——= written to Governor Hart of Wash. 7 pt eye sae ree “iggae- is 4 bee nad ty, Taking his first vacation since as-|ington, requesting that is name be + rifice fly n. Struck out by “a ic hi ne bi Totals $28 eagetha. 5 id onhaiie 'coeesaaees suming office here Sheriff Lee Martin] placed at the top of the slacker list $4 a Gina 4. SH Sanneon: Sf Lowes and family accompanied by Mr. and| He wrote that he was P. FE. Saylor from harm to nerves or r ies re ye » . M George Masse and children vis-| Genessee, Idaho, and ashe h he suc E> ER = Wik ite! J on. itched c ., a shoug e su | be gh oh as | 4 oe Fy aekesk arene 7, hits 1 Tee LANDER, Wyo., July 4.—Clever- _ rifle punches would win the battle |jtod LaPreie, south of Douglas, over - ° | ‘Beteways a bik Llgtey 6) runs 2, bite 8. Time 1:05 aie nd abilliy to cover up gt | but Shirley's ring generalship al. |the holiday. This vicinity holds ape ‘When coffee or tea disturbs, it’s Dy y, 3 z ans 2.. i ss ening times alone enabled lowed him to stay away from the | cia! historic interest for Sheriff Mar-}} Weds, tt tot eo eheter ned cata Umpires! dack Shirley of Denver to weather Casper battler until he recovered. [tin for just 50 years prior to his va | to up where 59.4.0 01P and Cassi the final rounds of a 15-round draw | In the fourteenth round Doyle | cation this year he picknicked with * Spa pusineders “4 with Charlie Doyle of Casper here measured Shirley #nd-dropped him | his mother and other members of his Postum = Wer Peery last night. At several times dur- to the canvass. He held on when | ‘amily at the same spot. At the time UU. +. > eee. t ing the final rounds it seemed al- he got up until the grogginess had [of the first picnic Sheriff Martin's M3 a6 ’ ” a ey =) most a certainty that Doyles. ter left him. mother, now deceased, was 24 years — eres a eason es 3 NOT YET RECOVERED — Doyle bored in frond the aterebet younger than he js at this time. Tf planc under way by the cham 5 8 $ As gane was outpointed by Shirley during | After spending one day on the pic-| ber of commerce are successful, busi | story Meg Se SMe Ec ot Fe and other ranchers are riding Pa the early rounds. Only for the first [nic grounds the party returned to| Ness houses here will not remove the Score by innings: " yoiee dike Le yaa he in Aer rounds Doyle would have taken @ | Casper in response to messages re-| decorations from the buildings untit Sold rocers bane Sita TES 000 120 o00— the body decision over Shirley last night {quiring Sheriff Martin's presence | @fter the f. 0. 0. F. convention which Denver BF +010 000 021 Although patrols along the Platte] Efforts to locate the body of Carl — here | will be held here July 11. Delegatio he: Summary — Stolen base, Donica.|river have been maintained ever since}, Werner, young Casper. rincher es Basal hi | teoet * Od )'Fellow * lodgen’ in” roa everyw: re Two-base hits, Slattery, Dawson.| Andy Brae was drowned y. thel who disappeared here a week ago Miss Frances Dennison spent the| parts of the state will attend the! Home runs. Diamond. Sacrifice hits,/effort has not been successful in lo-|after leaving a note telling his wife VANCOUVER. B. C., July 5=-| week-end in Thermopilis visiting with|grand lodge meeting here. The Made by Downey, Elsh, Hosp. Struck out, bvjcating the bady. John Brae arrived|that he was going to drown himself Alexander Faulds, former provincial | trier is chamber of commerce believes that | Postuma Cereal Co.Ine Dawson 3, by Maples 3. Bases on here Sunday from his ranch in the|have also proven unavailing inapector of mines for British Colum- _ the decorations should be left up un Battle Creek. Mich. balls, off Dawson 7, off Maples 1, Barnum country and is offering a re- ——— bia, and a prominent mining. engi-| 4. -E. Peelew, clerk at the C., B. &/til after this meeting anc 2 = S, } ting and has se off Hotfman -1. Double play, LaSalle ward of $50 to the person who suc-} E. E. ‘King of this city spent the neer. was drowned in Stanley Park|Q. freight house. returned yesterday | cured the support of many business | to Hosp to Graham. Wild pitch, Daw- ceeds in recovering the boy's body. week-end in Lander on a fishing trip. reservoir here last night trom Billings, where he spent Sunday! houses here. Terre TT A CANTATA COUNTRY CLUB ADDITION STREETS ALL PLAINLY MARKED Sale of Choice Homesites Opens Today LOTS BEING GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE TODAY Country Club Homesites FREE Five of Them = To every person over 18 years of age visiting this at $500.00. Tenth number out will entitle the holder _ LOT 5, BLOCK 1, valued at $500.00, full sized Remember these Country club homesites will be | addition on the opening day between the hours of 8 if present, to lot 6, block 20, valued at $400.00. Higely loceped County, club Romar be deaaed duadadukbarlutelastroadtalshasnereans: velo .conss be | i a.m. and 8 p. m. will be given a numbered ticket LOT 5, BLOCK 16, valued at $400.00, full sized, home costing $2,000.00 or more in Conor club ad- with the above requirements. aoe eu ents ener ee chance for a see Ie nicely located Country club homesite will be deeded dition. ‘ia sii | nly one ticket, to be held by each peréon, who mus absolutely free to the person completing the FIRST LOT 11, BLOCK 12, valued at $475.00. i is ’ Vi 5.00, to the per- : he eae = With een a home costing $2,000.00 or more in Country club ad- son building a home costing $2,000.00 or more Mele an effort to. get, your, share. of this) $2,300.00 title the holder if present to lot 6, block 17, valued dition. THEREON. which is given away absolutely free. NOT TO LATE YET TO COME OUT The only restrictions are against tar paper shacks and buildings being closer to curb than 16 feet. Terms are: $250 to $575 f& 10% Down and 5% Per Month Van Gorden Investment Co. | Tribune Building | = lz 5) AA uA GY I