Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1921, Page 7

—_—* Pe ee Se MET REE SIF ‘TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1921. = + de Casper Daily Cribune First in News Of All Events TRIBUNE TO HANG ELECTRIC S SCOREBOARD THIS EVENING GOTHAM ON EDGE FOR START OF ismonson wie ers ere WauBe) Aiih ted Tht eps it BRITISH WOMEN WORLD'S SERIES IN HOME TOWN, 2s eestor came WIN AT GOLF undieds oftesk of wire, which go into the 'ec- } : , ? = FES ope of pup Tribune’s big electric scoreboard, on which the ? . - Misses Edith and -and Cecil Leitch - “Battle on Paper” Between New York Teams to to} world’s series will be faithfully reproduced in Casper, added iets . ee ie Bull in Now. Jersey 0 ie ousands of miles of wire at will give une -* : 3 T t. End Tomorrow When Giants and Yankees Clash Siredtigonnection: withthe Pole Ses in New York where Fp 4 a ' se “ Idem ect ‘ . . . tl - | - : $ 3 DEAL, N. J., Oct. 4.—(By The A in Opening Game at the Polo Grounds [anaton orer’ Gtmmenea’ ty “coe jer See oe ; Gaye sociated Press).—Mism Haith Lattet | ming newspaper to give the sport fol-| It fs hard to explain how detalied the ‘ Se ¥ ? Pngland eliminated Miss | lowers of Its town metropolitan serv. service which falls as a birthright to NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—The metropolis is all worked UP|ice on a baseball series. ‘The Tribune, due to its reguler leas- over the world’s series. The novelty of having its own two| Primarily due to the wonderful eerv- ed Pees ys ue a RO is i for the highes' ball | ice of the Associated Press leased wire, ™® m the diamon en the Yan- oye tpeeee taal Sp sega highest ‘haseba | ic erves ‘Phe ‘Tribune “every” heen and the Glante wit baie for the jonors has 6 9 }in the year, The Tribune will be highest: pinnacle in baseballdom wil So far the battle has becn entirely on paper—and consid-| shied to give a ripid and accurate sery-[be immediately reflected on The Trib i, hampton- two. ish champion ,, mer of New, n pa] bef une's big board ot New at the Polo grounds, ‘I ia ‘ foot Log co sow you VaiEaine the nicago, de 4 " mnenthal, of. Enthustasts by the thousands are] Flyweight Champ Wins Bantam Title |3%,** ,>re piaret._ the electric pouring into the city from the north, south, east and weat—a few with ‘tick- BR a ELE LETS show you who is hitting bot will of Memphis, de “hopes of Wyeth show the point to which the ball is hit Dale Boston, Bg Sen heh aig rch. Smite whether It is a putout, error: or safe bg a thas asada: mace wall hit. On the Infiela, the base at which i of Atlanta, nae the out fs made will be shown as well as the man who got the assist. é ‘The playing field will be swung Into cote, tie amas erties Sp 2 - s place in front of ‘The Tribune office : . ht t "4 ip final. prbciee, tomy. 8 tonight no that everything will be in readiness when the play ball tick is ‘weather today and tomorrow. , heard here. tional ch riette . defeated Miss Har- be at a premium before the series ra of Hartford, Conn., starts. At noon tomorrow the ‘The rival: managers, MbeGraw and . board here will start reflecting the : : z ‘ Subscribe for The Tribune are equally confident of the aye they are made in -New York. ‘ q £ | outcome of the games. mn hful will be the reproduction ET . é ‘We are and no excuses ar ; that all you have to do is listen and P ? ‘ | LIEF FROM be ofteretl on score of condition ‘ you will hear the roars of the record - yee th 3 gt tS : | the Giants Ratan “By, the\ sean; : crowds at the Polo grounds. i : Xe . — 2 | CONSTIPATION | Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive | Tablets, the substitute for calome!. MATH EF ae | a 5 DEFEATED ona “ Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician * Infield eet McNally at third and a Peckinpeugh at short,| for 17 years and calomel’s old-time : Fyiich eae beeel a tower oC ieeagti nt Thee te been playing a a ed the formula for Olive: * = shee i i ma er of strength at thi se awl lar Kumie ut second. | enemy, discovers e formula ' 1 : € a het ite fartghie From Wi Whh Goorge Kelly at first and Bancrott. at shart, Manager McGaw has an intiaid thet’ it ‘Tablets while treating patients for ' FOR LOUISVILLE FOR : Si 1 Fall arm Ti a Oe aaa Ot en inn ny | chwonie constipation and torpid liver. . z ingle Ba " of the region embraced in the exten- MINING ACTIVE. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not “ : Pr DIN it Kame preserve, asserting | P contain calomel, but a healing, soothing “4 ‘ CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Oct. 4. that “much of the land would require| AFTON, Wyo., Oct. 4—The Grand} vegetable laxative. . % e sidaset tert f Gus Kallio, Omaha, wrested tbe wel- a jack rabbit to carry his lunch with|Canon Mining & Development com No griping is the “keynote” of these fag é terweight championship from Jack him while crossing.” pany, financed by residents of | this | little sugar-coated, olive-colored tab- “cb t a : . Reynolds of this city in a wrestling 4 place and Jamest: has com-| lets. They cause the bowels and liver to qv! lasting 82 ininutes last night. 4 E esi ht Saved b pleted the installation on Snake river,| act normally. bey never force them he match was won in one fall, Rey near the mouth of Fall riyer, of a to unnatural action. vests! y Cromer plant for the extraction of| Ifyouhave a “dark brown mouth"— nolds acknowledging the fall because W TE! T of a wrenched shoulder. The former -|champion conceded the second fall, to =| Kallio on advice of his: physicians ‘| without going to the mi ehy. gold 4 platt from sands of the| bad breath—a dull, tired feeling —si Goggles as Boiling \Srsce?snn tie scctsiming ot the pre-| headache--torpid. liver—constipatio a clous metals from the sands will be-| you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re)? Water Strikes Face sin in a few di | sults from one or two of Dr, Edwards’ GLENROCK, . Oct. 4.—That LArigpored ite Olive Tablets at bedtime. Fesident of Glenrock yho desires to 5 g0 hunting can't get out of his home | _ Thousands take them every night just WASHINGTON, Oct. +} town without violating the law, | be- to keep right. Try them. 15c land 0c. Che: T pecomies tite only Boxes holding two weds ehaploschinn Buse le thir | ment, of John Barton Payne, foriMer|cause Gienrook has been included| RIVERTON, Wyo., Oct. 4.—A pair ‘ 288 ourney cove than ny, are Sor yt Bindi g ook children. Photo shows ‘Herman secretary of the interior and chair-| within the boundaries of an extension | of goggles worn by Don Stout of Lan- man of the shipping board, as chatr-j of the Careyhurst state game preserve|der' when he unscrewed the cap on man of the <entral committee of the} and it is illegal to have firearms in|the radiator of his tractor probably a your possession on such @ reserve, is/ saved him his eyesight. As he stooped the tenor of a vigorous protest by the|to pick up a pail of water to replen- Two Greybull Men office October 15, succeeding Dr. Glenrock Gazette, a weekly newspa-|ish the supply in the radiater, boiling ingston Farrand, who has resighed as per published here. The Gazette,|water and steam atruck him in the Bag Moose Each |\cnaman. ermore, is ekeptical of the value! face, painfully soalding the left side. Is Scheduled =e oe seer wna GET wens |OUVERNOR BACK FROM... tional chess tourney. soon, will » be : rie Played in Budapest. according to, ad-| ~~ HUNT IN JACKSON HOLE vices from Europe) received by. New 4 : i . ; ; GREYBULL, Wyo. Oct. 4—Harry CHETEN t. 4:4Gov. Robért | Cassel and Howard Unterzuber, Grey- i . Carey returned Menday morning} >¥!! men who were lucky enough to peice Re cok Cc. er Prospect om the Jarkson Hole nnd Cody coun- open ob ey for ee ae -, where he, Mrs. Carey, Sir Thomas | * Toore, fortu 4 OPpe P: Bamohd of Ireland and Mr. and Mrs.|(9& down their game. They returned 00 A.J. Cunkingham of ‘Casper engaged with a moose head each as a trophy Is Being Worked) ss s2'tun it's nas] 5 the ea in its quest for moose und RI oe rm! LEPBE HYATVILLE, Wyo. Wyo:, Oct: a-Jas pther_bigy game animals. They came ¥ TAX BILL AMENDED. an . . t a it. Vin Cody. ‘: Bhermanand William Rannels have | °™ * re ‘WASHINGTON, Oct. 4—Under an Iacono Ie the Big| MEXICANS TAX YANKS. amendment to the tax bill, agreed on Horn mountains, near Trout creek. EL PASO, Texas, Oct. Mexican} today by the finance committee, earn- Samples of the ore run as high as 30 Consui-General Ismael Magana saidjings of corporations accummulated per and the vein is said| today that he had received orders from| before March 1, 1913 will not be tax- to Ai ie Mexico City instructing him to putfable in the hands of stockholders of —<—<$<$<<<—_—— $ into effect..an order requiring ‘alJ}such corporations unless and until American crossing the border here to|such stockholders sell their holdings. IC TREATING PUNT. «.<.clemsStnaesmeee os sat Hcequired of all pérsons entering that . ai country, he sald, but the tax will be AT ANERTON STARTS |@aeeciiseamesr'ssxge “Powder River United States within six months. SUSUR EMAAR SHAH POMPEU LAA CE DANES UAE ETE ame | End Your Search Here for Top Values! KNOX And Other Standard Makes FALL HATS $2 1. $°7-50 Men who-come here look no far- ther for real values in headwear. Their search for a Hat of quality ata | sensible price is ended for all time. Season after season more men than ever come here for quality without extravagance. We worked on Camels for years before we put them on the market. Years of testing—blending—experi- menting with the world’s choicest tobaccos. And now, EVERY DAY, all our skill, manufactur- ing experience and lifelong. knowledge of fine tobaccos pany. Other tles/will be ehiped $n d are concentrated on making Camel: the best cigarette’ Maxine -Billott is now the only act- that-can be produced. beeee yhamonine Sa borne by ASIEN, . > Ca There’s nothing else like Camel QUALITY. And there’s nothing else like. Camels wonderful smoothness, fine tobacco flavor and FREEDOM FROM CIGA- “RETTY. AFTERTASTE. That’s why Camel popularity is growing faster than RIVERTON, . Oct. 4.—Oper- ations got under way this weck at the tle treating plant of the Northwestern railroad with 22 men employed. Piled in the yards adjacent to the plant are some 252,000 ties tobe used, in rail road repair-and construction. ther sult of the drive down the Big Wind| by the Wyoming Tie and dimber con. IS ON Oooo Why Not Use the Best Ammunition ' A better cigarette cannot be made. On the Market? We put the utmost quality. into THIS ONE BRAND. . -INSIST ON WINCHESTER | Has:Stood'the Test for Years. Have you seen the new shapes— the narrow -brims and lower crowns? If not, see them in our windows. SCHULTE HARDWARE CO. THE WINCHESTER STORE 228 South Center Phone 64-W I).D. Barnett Outfitting Zs. | 120 East Secund Street. R. J. REYNOLDS TORACCO CO., Winston-Salem, H.C. ( mmm TC TS viaieenmanll