Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1921, Page 7

First in News ce BASIN DEFEATS /@HAMP FIGHT [PITTSBURGH Ti SHOWINGRGAMST own esex) CODY,O7T00| oct) PLAY NEBRASKA ~ CHANGES IN POWERBOAT RIGNG ‘RULES CONSIDERED AT MEETING Illinois Tea Will Compete a ee eee ; : “¥ | BERKELEY, ) : . rats Dh ap Al — Association in Session at New York to Map New| rangement: are Jack T Worland Nosed Out of Lend| sey, ‘neavrweisnt champion, sna |Rail Strike Not to Upset “ ds : po a apps nae taylor, Toots Mondt and Jack Hunnell, all well} for Big Horn Basin Cham- | Gecrges carpentier ct France’ wasa | Plans for Big Game in Regulations for Big Events of Year Starting nown in wrestling circles in the Rocky Mountain region, and pionship on Tuesday. prize fight or a boxing match, were East; Will Use Autos, two boxers were all more or less injured when an a"\tomo- bile in which they were speeding toward Denver, so that Taylor could make connections with the Casper train, turned With Cruiser Dash Early in February be over pinning four of the five men in the wreckage. DETROIT, Oct. 27.—Several changes in the rules govern- ing various powerboat racing classics, will be considered by|tornia in 1922 by the Illinois track Fiz re ee Fess fe ems 21 and the American Powerboat association, the governing body of ghee gtrwe rag and for ge Ter : the sport in the United States, at its meeting in New York] pasevait games pod mye say Hoe 33¢ o today. The association will assign dates for the various] y5r. Nichols said he thought the pro- regattas to be held throughout the country during 1922. yram would be adopted. ‘Tentative dates for virtually all the big’ regattas of the year have been ng wurmmoned to appear today before the Hudson county grand jury. PITTSBURGH, Oct. 27. Justice Swayze directed the grand | received 1 jury last month to determine wheth- or the state law permitted only box. ing contest sad been violated. MMATOHED FOR BATTLE. |=: AT ROCHESTER NO, 11)5>2.<" ROCHESTER, Minn., —Fred | 1 track and football teams, Graduate Manager Luther Nichols of California first place in the Big Horn Basin con: terence Tuesday by defeating the Cody 2 that town by the score of 87 This is the largest score piled f the Basin country teams The Basin team plays ull team in Greybull Friday Nd OR dt nt NOTI! he wreckage so that the other men] The women’s i ae ot sould crawl out and then they them-}American Legion w: 16 : melves emerged one at a time, is re-|Saturday momning, Oct seen sponsible only for the fact that some | ‘ r of the men were not seriously hurt in the mishap. "Em Pepped Up sirstoon sain. duns tans bce a ine we proposed to the association. With the association's approval the Gold cup event will be held in Detroit, August 26 to September 5. ' be in the best of shape for his match with John Pesek next Monday night It was at first belleved that the acct ‘The first event of the year is an dent was serious enough to prevent ocean cruiser race from Miami ‘0 ‘ ‘ Taylor being in the best of shape for : : Palm Beach, Fla,, February ll. A ‘ the hardest match that he has had in An Fulton, ‘cruiser dash from Miami to Key West F Tid & years. on February 18 and « race ftom Mt. 4 Taylor frankly sayg;that if he were am! to Havana on February 25, have injured anyway that might handicap been tentatively arranged. him in his match with Pesek that he ‘The Fisher-Allison and the Wood- would have made arrangements for Fisher trophies will be raced for twice . ‘ postponement af the big Monday bout during the year. Tho first competi: é for he knows that he. will have to be tion will be at Miami, March 2, 3 and at his best to beat the Ravenna, Neb 4 for thé Fisher-All and March 6. wonder. Farmers Meet in 66 fiets-It 9 gfe Ba: aie ine er ~ anything, taglor wil have. to. show Portland Nov. 14 regatta will be at Chicago, July - : more stuff Monday night than he has 2 = es j ee August 12, inclusive. There ever exhibited in the squared arena So ae Sapam fl S will follow a three day competition at ‘4 here if he hopes to beat Pesek. The & WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.— Confer. TARE Jewelry and watch re Georges Carpentier, have been match-| pert workmen. All work guaranteed, ed to meet on an Amer n} Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O-3 Bidg. program, Armist 34-t¢ nounced here toda; x Hamilton, Ont., August) 17, 18 and 19,’ é ‘ Nebraska wrestler has met more of NE: 3 ae nExes and then the Detrott regatta. “Detroit . ‘ the big men than Taylor, has had . : Mee tera. ervenicatnee troni) tee cet will combine the Wood-Fisher event » _ : worlds of experience and is looked on . and northwest,” will be held in Port With the Gold: cup races, and the nec ES bi Ais Blinds fn Bega tig esse S land, Ore, November 14 and 15, ond running of the Fisher-Allison w! mber w y : Farmers’ National Councl! announced go to Hamilton, Ont., at a date to bel’ goce4 tg ineuived bp the wore OF CL OF Dome he maa geste Gece and. |eutceed Zbyesko to the chemuplonsh'n. today which will be “in the nature| 408 As Good For Calluses. Money jounced later. There is no wrestler of prominence of a council of war on securing legis. Back If It Fails, in the country with the bare excep- AYN Pas . lation and moasurea needed by agri ion of Zbyszko, that Pesek has not ‘ culture.” met. We is the only man who has : International aber organizations gone through the past two or three and the American federation of labor years of wrestling without having a have been invited to send delegates, defeat registered against him, the announcement said, “since the In that time he won a decision over eit champion strong man of Germany, 1s sh taking al fundamental economic interests of al) Jack @aylor the man wi he will x 2 producers of wealth, whether on meet next Monday’ mete ite istah |... Wide “rans” etter & MEBs faneh of six Donne of row. niet farms or in cities, are identical." event, There was some dispute at the Probably the most radical change in the rules to be considered is one af Z * Sepa ma SIPTS 200,000 ACRES UNDER YU agro ‘aw the most valued of p= Fi = raced for solely by craft oe ) NEAR $100,000) CULTIVATION IN PLATTE ie : cape et ta” S| venininy Subse aus ea WALLEY OF THIS STATE iG ctu aura enaaree |Colorado River — MASHFOUND, STILLS ARE. | , GiereerGicn tert Michigan and Ohio Bate from the] XNCAMPMENT, Wyo. For two ; | MORRISON HOTE], 3 ‘ ™4 i years, realizing that the > setae nas ene leg einet ar aumiwoutncs| Power Project | wiccie TWOAREHELD| ona Tee No corn, hard or soft, is too old or too inclination to’ compete in ‘spect ,pro- ley or the Platte Valley of Wyoming} grudge battle, George McLeod has CHEYE: . Wyo., Oct. 27.—Sam Geeply rooted to resist “Gots-It."" Im ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 27,—Al duction with Gar Wood. The Com Jl. Yost. The sum, according t0/145 over 200,000 acres under cultiva-|attempted to get the two men into the i nifttee propores to open the way for | “cach Tost, 39 the largest over pald to tion at this time. The territory ac-|same ring. Pesek would find a loop to Be Discusse | competition in this Glassio by smaller} ’ 2) cording to optimistic reports producesjhole at one time and then Taylor's pan - cfaft of the “utility type” with a speed fine potatoes, rye, wheat, barley, oats, turn would come, In the meantime Adragna, a former offender, and Pen fi the ¢ of between 35 and 40 miles an hour |. ie Bose, willbe: pore foci hia! alfalfa and an abu: of grasshay.|Taylor has made wonderful progress| LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27.—The Lea-| eno Venguex started to go away from ‘can meet Ie Fight Off with your fingers as ae against the 75 to 80/miles an hour | etween Michigan and |All this information —nd thy-gossi-|in his wrestling ability, while Pesek| gue of the Southwest, embracing olght|there rapidly when Sheriff George Wire tecaaig core pastes Dents oaren States will meet in Riverside early in| Carroll and Federal Prohibition Direc: r them, Dont cut and ert dgveloped by the heavily powered bilities of the district :'e now, under] has been handicapped in finding other 1 hydroplanes built for speed only. close study by the go mment recla-| fields to conquer. December, it was decided here by the| ter Carl Jackson raided their shuck In agreeing to the proposed chfinges mation service ze~a who are just com-| ‘The match which will be staged) executive committee, tt was announo-|10 miles north of Cheyenne, but were let a of ditches. ye T | dissuaded by a rifle in the hands of pleting a survey of di The plan} Monday night in reality was arranged |@4 today. The date will be fixed to A lat onal ot: kek, y is to perfect Syren for putting} on a fluke. Supporters of the two vith the visit to Riverside of| the sheriff. PROJECTS DURING YEAR gg Wigasvett,-ad ap Brad se men speaking of the merits of each| Secretary of the Interior Fall. jbut neither still nor finished Mquor, 3: 7a mediately it dries and sbrivels. the A edges | pam} them. REMOVE them with “GETS-1T | Gosts’s trifle at any drug store, BMid. by cago, CUSTOM TAILOR Bee raes ass 150 East Midwest Ave. x : SHARPEN UP Upstairs—Phone 655-R OUT OF THE HIGH RENT a STRICT Your r Blades Double Edge 50c Single Edge 35c Per Dozen 24-Hour Seryice Satisfaction Guaranteed. The Casper Pharmacy it ts possible to irrigate under water.| finally became so heated that the only} The power problem on the Colorado| Were found in the shack. The prison. ssurccmalc Bcc bi ics patsarition athe er an [river will be the chief tople of discus pees are charged with {llcit diatilling. range a match. There was no chance|#!on. The league comprises Califor Wires oct. ax—com| VOrthe and South) esc ear. ae tic event is net | Colorado, Arizona, New Mexiooy CHEYENNE, paring Wyoming highway construc- tor Mabaay night. Wade, Utah, “Texas and’ Oklahoma PIMPLY? WELL DON TBE ‘with thet 5 ° state, county, city officials and repre-| of : Methodists Wil |). 4 mevminwy prosram that witt be] tentatives of industrial and other or-| . ’ Better Values for Less . Money A full line of wooleus a fitting send off for the big match ganizations. | - - has been arranged by Promoter Mo} TP 4. Cy ected that congreasmen, Fevple Notice It. Drive Them - ry , ‘ *, Seek U; nition Plan esp a tor tickets has been eo /TePresentatives of many government ff with Dr. Edwards now on display for winter Projects > wide that at the present time it is Dureaus and probably of Mexico as Olive Tablets wear, Well as public utility corporations will . — i uary 1, 1923. A reduction from 3,000 believed that most of the desirable| tena. it was annooneed ty Secretary} A pimp iy face will not embarrass you I do alterations on ladies muc! to 2,250 cubio inches in the piston dis- DETROIT, Oct. 27.—A Wefinite plan|seats in the Iris theater where the 3 4 ed cl ‘of and men’s wear. Personal placement for contenders.in the Wood-| mileage ct thtee Paslode, without} for, Teumiting the Methodist Episcopal) match will be staged will be sold out 5S gageaimanaa: De deutae Olive Fables Theekin {| service. — : exception. Colorado fas completed 28 | ado here immmediataly, rece Poe peer waco match. Queen sary ts ® confirmed curio-| should begin to clear after you have Fee ar eee : as y ; t total mileage hunter and du: en the tablets a few nights. POPE AIDS RELIEF WORK. | 27030°t% with & total ma age oe ood NOTICE! Dunteg And during the present year) Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver GENEVA, Oct, 27, — Monsignor| sects, hes a 1 ea h Some one bas stolen two signature} ty vit cari chops with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the of the Apostolic Nun- ] Announcement that the com-|rubber stamps and pads from my of- id successful substitute for calomel; there's Lary, secretary mission on Methodist unification, com-|fice in the Midwest building. Be no sickness or pain after taking them. [Political Advertisement] For a Better Berne handed to Drfl Fridt- hile Wyoming's) nosed of representatives of the north-|ware of any and all printed matter Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that 169.2 miles cost a total of something | ern church, would hold a session here| bearing my stamped signatures. W. F. Dunn which calomel does, and just as effec- M . : = of Rus bover: $900,000. * }to map a program, for that purpose, J. J, GIBLIN % Ph 27 tively, but their action is gentle and oral and Financial Casper alan relief, 500,000 lire given by Pope ; abenoniatentiobeetore .| was made. by Bishop Theodore S. Hen- 10-22-10t one safe instead of severe and irritating. Benedict to aid the starving Russians. Women, on an average, have broad-|derson, head of the church in Michi. ——_— HAY, GRAIN BAND Sale No one who, tales Olive Tablete is Support the Seer er heads in proportion to their length | gan. Highest prices paid for diamonds || Best Qual: west ‘ice } | ever cur with a “dark brown taste,"’ Say tt with Greeting Cards, This|and darker eyes and hair than men. i old gold and silver. H. B. Kine Qaalisn Ze yey a bad breath, a dull, listless, “'no good AMERICAN TICKET years-Christmes cards are reason-| New, York theatrical agencies re} Princess Louise, duchess of Argyll, feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad ble in price. See our samples. Ths} port more stage women out of em-/is a talented miniature painter. 5 ipa OF ONY, face. Mills Co., 139 West Second street. ployment at the present time than for live Tablets are a purely vegetable 10-27-1t| many seasons past. * omy ROBT. J. VEITCH, For Mayor. JOHN J. HANCOCK, Councilman, Ward 1. HENRY C. POSEY, Councilman, Ward 2. ROBT. E. M’ELVENEY, Councilman, Ward 3. MUNICIPAL ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1921. REGISTRATION DAYS, OCT. 18, 19, 20, 1921. c mixed with olive oil; you will know them by ae Eye tients eiticted, wth. liver and. bowel COYOTE, BANDIT OF THE soa ree, Ses icuae m ; two nla ly for a week. See how much PLAINS, LOOKS FOR NEW ‘over you fel and look. Ic and 30e- HAUNTS IN THE EAST The coyote, pest of the western plains, against which unrelenting warfare has been waged for the past six years, is get att rangi thstan: the fac! Tae ince 1915 nearly. 200,000 of the ] Ported. animals have been killed by hunt- ers under the direction of the Bio- logical Survey in addition to those TWINGE killed by private bunters. Reports 3 to the Biological Survey, United States department of agriculture, state that several specimens were Killed in sections far east of their usual haunts, within a comparative- ly recent -pericd. The Man in the Barrel AUTO SERVICE PHONE 19.J It TAKES the 4eaf blend to complete Spur’s spicy flavor. 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