Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 12, 1921, Page 14

Che Casper Daily Cribune c Y, NOVEMBER 12, 19: YALE DEFEATS PRINCETON, 13 TO 7. IN SMASHING GAME CRIMINAL CHARGES ARE FILED © ©2P%2in Aldrich Boots Two Field Goals i1)-~ “—~ Tsar ake : = ANNOUNCEMENT for Winning Points in Twisting : % ; AGAINST SCORE NOW INVOLVED ' Tiger’s Tail at New Haven | Primeaton 1 sciagie fas ALLEGED On Monday, November 14, I will open a new mea: ' IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS, REPORT NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 12—A powerful Yale eleven |f,iuken by Naainewr. "Baie y ATO TH fear pee ican Mohinae FRED W. HUFSMITH Siege: defeated Princeton here this afternoon in their annual game,| forward pass to Gilroy, who was| Corner Second and Durbin hone 159 <7) The charges against the defend- 13 to 7. The Eli's scored a touchdown and goal in the first | ‘®¢kled on Yale's 40-yard line so hard’ As the outgrowth of the Neat = ts Include both gambling house iod d field I he th ped the ball and Mallory hich are now being heard in | ants fr period and field goalsin the third rth periods. Prince- | ‘ht be dropped t < Sutra Nourt, in which the state, | operation and running bootleg estab- | +475 7 points wi rating soi Sages periods. Prince-| covered it for Yale. { me as a touchdown and goal in| ne game ended with the ball in through M. W. Purcell, county at- | lishments. " c 1 Gitrord | the second period. , . rane aan ean Calle to of cook, Robere "Newtons W. S. Unt | The game Ss bitterly fought trom|#F8t Period when O'Hearn on a bril- pica ee non Princeton's 46-| Dewey Yount and J. C. Bain, See een cree closed, the | versot and Carl Miller have been ‘Start to finish, the sheer Power 7) brags around Scott’s end yar jed by county authorities here on a i 1 7 Yale’ st “ eo over, C state has filed criminal actions arraignes and bound over. ale’s attack conquering the smooth | geal. Week: \rowa = ics 7 | charse stomet une, s inst score or more persons. . . Only 13 ‘of the cases hase been Ansenbaugh, Chris Papas, Steve | victory over Princeton since 1916. Keck, the Tigers’ captain, was hase] SONA Ae ogee ee poh be sean fo ‘Cheyenne | to: Samis, George ‘asopolous, ete The captains of both t wi and was led off the field In the seco: ITY, Iowa, Nov. lows’ stand trial ° game on account md | on the toss and chose to defend the| States district court, | Chris Angelos, Joe Wilson, J. W. er play of the Tigers for the first Ell| heard in justice court so far, but in | I tto, Ben Mendoza and Sam period. Rutan took his place, _azaretto, 3 s forced to le: hy m1 ount 5 a a { | ‘o_leave the game on accoun’ D jeouth goal with a stiff wind favoring| |The men will be taken to Chey-! actions the defendants all. these as - bow to the district Tasapolous were bound over On of injurtes. Earlier Scott had Seart far nd a) und thelr bonds fixed | charges alleging operation of gamb- ter Prigesten: replaced Stinson |ti¢m. Towa scored {ts first touch-|emme by Hugh L. Patton, United! 5 ndlana fumbled and| States marshall, tonig! at $500 each. ling places. 75,000 PEOPLE Soon after his touchdown, stars | tuemoate pecorstis on Iowa's 19- s< ; y again escaped the Princton taeklers yard line. A. Devine circled the Ini POLL CALL SUNDAY’ T0 cal toys, animals, games. i a y HAV. Yonn., Nov. 12.—|®"d ran 70 yards. ana right end for a touchdown and sleds, carts wagons anc princeton today battled for| Princeton scored a touchdéwn in later kicked goal. A 27-yard run by A. Receive ii = train runs with credit-| gridiron honors under leaden, threat-| the second period. The score followed | Devine netted thetsecnd touchdown. uel ss was.oll . : takes elere ot evers 00 specta. y's toss to Cleaves, who was|A. Devine kicked goal. A left end run att BE OBSERVED TOMORROW wh re that he is going to ense Yale bowl, in-| uncovered and ran through, within a|netted a third touchdown for Iowa in ments of < n ng Ma F few inches of the Yale goal, where the first period. “A. Devine falled to Le -|the line for the touchdown. | Second Period. NOTICE COL FDSE OS ELDLES ELSES OEESSEOOEEDED99FEDESESELESESE SS SPDEOSSOPD . which is the ¥ won the toss and € headquarters of the c! is well | rich elected to receive the k “ Baker kicked be. 2} acer vet ercny oie ral ek oleate Le lesonae com [preter wicked, the eal Beare!) | Tonk ates sate eneora ls) W ASENG LON Th < ich shows a sample of the manyjend ran 15 ards before he was| Yale added a field goal a little la-| Indiana's left guard for two . e e hts in store for the kiddies this thrown by Sal yy | ter. The kick was made by Captain | yards after a pass from PS Devine CANDIES stmas time. Yale scored a touchdown in the! Aldrich standing on the Tigers -' to Kedesky had gained 25 yards and Commercial gu “Don’t Overdraw Your Account” . Minnesot at Wisconsin and Wyoming are observ: te ‘November 13 as Roll Call Sun @ay, according to the announcemen' from central divisions headquarter: of the American Red Cross in Chicago. accordance with the request © Company Office Is Now Located in the Van Gorden Investment Company’s Office TRIBUNE BUILDING PHONE 14 In president Harding, who is also presi den’ t of the American Red Cross, the nm get aside to consider ey Minister ® “gospel of service.” wat the country hav 4 priests all over been requested to bring the work e the Red Cross and its great manitarian undertakings to the a tentions of their congregations. a Following the opening of the fifth annual roll call on Armistice da; \ «SATURDAY SPECIAL Ssoc Per Pound Wyoming Cigar Stores Com Lobby Midwest Bldg. eration of t ican Red Cross is this prayerful con: f¢ the Amer! pe snttoe| to result in increased mem- bership. These annual memberships provide funds not only for local com- munity undertakings but service to ‘world war veterans and their fam- The Banking Houses of Casper are determined to stamp out the careless habit Mes, who because of illness oF tn of overdrawing accounts; they have banded together to wage. war on the man or wom- arlene te care for those an who expects the bank to loan them money every now and then without interest, Gependent Uper as to carry on Fecrea: through the writing of a check for more than the individual’s balance. These banks also fe and service for the men in are_not merely putting on a drive to get people to stop this habit of overdrawing, for’ a few months; the banks will from now on wage war unceasingly on’ those persons of B., and tract hos- os 1 6 Ee ee ernment snstitas eM try to use the bank’s money for carrying on their business and private financial affairs. i : € FOR SALE CHEAP A Few Counters and Shelving > Hons. This work is reaching 26,000 wounded ex-service men at, the pres ent time. Communities in which there is an {ndustrial depression are relying op the Red Cross to provide for the v Hous local needs and are organizing to make this annual membership en- rollment larger than that of any pre- vious years. When in Doubt Ask How Your Balance Stands STOP — YOUR “ OVERDRAFTS BIGCEST ATTRACTION JIN CASPER! Patrick Week 20% Discount On Winter Wear for Men and Boys OPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK TONIGHT _ Scott, Clothing C 240 South Center Street Toyland Attracts Children, Holiday Spirit in the Air Even before the window curtains were raised, children by the score = ‘were on their knees, peering into the ‘Toyland display in the windows of the Leader store on East Second atreet. One of the main items of attraction ig the electrically run train that is through a maze of dolls, m' RESOLUTION. Casper, Wyo., Nov. 11, 1921. Whereas, it has pleased God to call trom Labor to Rest our beloved friend and sister, Mrs. Pearl Walker, be it here resolved that we, “The Queen of the West,” Household of Ruth, ex: tend to the bereaved family our tend: erest sympathies She left us so quickly that we hard ly realized her absence, but a wisdom greater t ours understands that which we not fathom. To His fn finite judgment we bow. She left us a legacy of thrift, de termination and grit and above all an example of love and charity. Her, untimely departure’ leaves a void| among us that cannot be filled, and deeply felt is her passing. To her husband, who will miss her most of all, we bid him look to that source of 1 comfort, who giveth that Peace which is rot found on earth but cometh m above. But Let us be patient. These severe afflictions Not from the ground arise, But often times celestial benedictions Assume this dark disguise. ‘We see but dimly through the mists * THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT HOLDS THE BANK RESPONSIBLE. READ BELOW: TREASURY DEPARTMENT—COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY ‘Now For and vapours; of ve “Y r Amid these eart damps, 'GENTLEMEN.—The granting by some banks of accommodation in the form of over- What seems to us but, sad funereal drafts is objectionable and cannot be countenanced by this office. This practice should i wee cease entirely. To facilitate the accomplishment of this result, the subject has been taken May be heaven's distant, lamps. up by this office with the banking department of the various states, and those authorities eas Be it also resolved that a copy have generally agreed ‘to take necessary action to secure the effective co-operation of State e of these resolutions be filed with the Banks in attaining the end desired. ‘ fr ‘Dine where your food is pre- pared by a chef who knows how good food should be prepared, and served in the right way. “You are requested to adopt a resolution directing that no offi loyee cer of efn: ese rot pay or sane to the account of ahy depositor any check of pet preshe’ 2 where there are not sufficient funds om deposit t af Wega N eer teased posit to the credit of the drawer of the check “Please forward a certified copy of the resolution to this offi h ice as adopted. Let the resolution show the names of the directors present at tne ebthe enueae acknowledgé receipt without delay. Respectfully, ‘ JNO. SKELTON WILLIAMS, Comptroller. Household secretar copy be the family of the deceased und published in the local paper. Committee on Resolu MRS, LEXIE A man. Mrs. P! Merchants’ Lunch Daily 11:30 to 2 P. M. a In Casper City Its THE PUP CAFE Headquarters for the Best Casper Clearing House Assn ade, Chilli Con-Carne and all anes ; Spanish Dishes; Also Lunches and Casper National Bank Stockmen’s National’ Bank Wyoming National Bank Sandwiches of all kinds. wT 5 . Moe *Necth. Colic eae Citizens National Bank National Bank of Commerce Wyoming Trust Company Near the Wyatt Hotel Terrace Gardens Orchestra 12 to.1 and 6 to 8 Daily AFTER THE PLAY SUNDAY \ EVENING VISIT The Chanticleer Cafe SPECIAL MUSIC BY TERRACE GARDENS ORCHESTRA. 136 North Center Street. ‘ pea cee oe = = = ali 0TH | 4