Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 7

TAS CUP PLAY INNTATINS Frisch Will Be : Taug ht to Steal OUT WITH FINANCIAL STATEMENTS) © Few More Bases Division of Gate Gate Rer-ipts and ect Detatls Are Other Invitaitons calling attention to fast that entries will (ose on March 15, bave been sent to all nations with recognized tennis governing bodies. Of the 12 nations which chrllenged for the Davia cup in 1971 the leading contenders are certain to try again this summer and the Philippines, Ar- gentina and Belgian organizations, which defaulted during the progress intimated that thetr players will continue until elim- ig the break of the draw gives thetn preliminary matches near {lowh STATE ENTERS. having iH Gee 'exorDd ‘bout. what you are getting. it should be made, Phone 11913 ~ FIGHT CARD AT MILLS FRIDAY Ae Smocked out Jack Clark, Ban tpbcediens is dourth round of sched- RIN AND FEED , Lowest Price "a Your Su From bolt goods and see | We then will make it up as Frank Canner CUSTOM TAILOR _ Suite 15, Daly Bldg. CET HOOT === LOS ANGELES, Jen. 13.— Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, will|t eee champion, ix a match at pepe leh hag NP ys od "| 73's manager, said here today when informed of reports from Nogales, Aria, that Mexican promoters wore trying to arrange & bout between the two pugilists to be staged in Mexico City. ’ Kearns said that Mexican promoters had approached him in Oakland, Cal., recently with otfers for such @ match but that he dia not consider them anything but trivial, He declared that Dempsey's next bout was a matter of the future, no arrangements having been made with any promoter for a match with the champion. Dempsey Freres Se. aaa at a local PENN RELAYS AGAIN PHILADELPHIA. State college, whose twomile team Jan, 12.—Iowa | \ast year broke the world’s record, has accepted the invitation of the Univer sity of to the relay ‘WILSON BESTS NOTE. At St Louls—“Red Cap”: Wuson given referee's decision over. John- ny Noyes, St. Paul, in 12-round bout. I. W. Ww. HELD AS FIREBUGS 13—Ex EL, DORADO, Ark., amination of 11 alleged members of the I. W. W. held here in connection with recent Incendiary fires which caused $300,000 damage, will be started today, it was announced Iast night following the arrest of Matt Maki, al- leged I. W. W. organizer, by federal officers here today, who kad a depor- tation order for hire. The suspect ar- Jan. izested last night and held ara “fire bug” will be given a hearing today. Realism Stamps “Theodora” Cast Rita Joltvet Every Inch = Queen, And Gorgia a Figure of Intense Power. It is difficult to remember when two more realistic cheractertzations have been seen {x a motion picture than those of ‘Theodora Augusta, Em- press of the East, by Rita Jolivet. and Gorgia, Chief Executioner, in charge of the torture chamber in ‘"Theodora” Ttaly as the most ferocious looking -}man thet could be found. Children who came with their mothers to take part in the tremen- 4cus mob scene howled whenever they saw Gorgia. There are mere flashes of torture chamber with its glowing red fire, its wheels, pincers and other ing glimpses of the torture chamber, and grim and terrible figure of Gorgia, ‘which stalks like a threat of torture and death earenat the picture, stick First in News Of All Events “ili: Th RIOT QUELLED Night Sticks Used on Students and Others at eeerend A.aditorii ejected the youths. They agreed to al- of the students, was arrested, er with Fortuna, on charges be bat- tery, disturbing the peace and intoxi- cation. PARK SMOTHERS WEST CASPER BY 28 10 5 Park wchoots tmskethbal] team swamped West Casper yesterday even- ing by @ score of 26 to 5. The Park quintet was invincible and scored at Will while holding the opposing team in check. Cook, left forward for Park starred | jointly with Davis right forward with 12 pointe each. Walker and Brown scored the five points for West Casper. The lineup of the teams follows: Park—Cook, left forward; Davis, ler. right guard; Van Doren, left guard and Breuklander, McKelvey and Mc- Donald eu! West—Walker, right forward; | Brown, lett forward; Gallinger, center; Bundy, right guard; Knight, left} guard and G, Gallinger and Culver,| substitutes. porate enamel NOTICE. The North Casper chapel will give an oyster supper at 6:30 on January 13; prices 25¢ and 5c. 112-1t ome St seh ploture over pro: | z duced that compares with seene in. Theodora. Ttat has been generally admitted. If there ever has been an execu- tloner that looked more like the real thing than this Guido agiad cord with .| flourishes his. two-handed fondles his silk strangiing Aueacent, retien ta, this, latent B38 erect phenomenal of "es successful | E= Teleasgs, critics certctily have over-| = looked him, Strictly Fresh Guaranteed per dozen Our Own Natrona Butter, DOE 10) ate Here We Are! For Friday and Saturday As Always Natrona Butter Shop ON THE CORNER, AT SECOND AND DURBIN Phone 631 Eggs, 40c OL Ss 4 ~ CASPER HIGH PRIMED FOR CANE WITH GLENRCCK CAGERS FRIDAY which necessitated removing from school some of the prospective play- ers, school authorities here yysterday sent Dean Morgan, athletic coach into the breach to assist Robert F. Ward basketball coach in’ perfecting a team that will give Casper real representa- p | tion. Both Mr. Ward and Mr. Morgan wil! concentrate thelr endeavors on certain sections of the term in order to get the organization in working shape be- fore it meets some of the stronger teams of the state. Already defeated at the hands of Manville and another Gefeat expected at the hands of Gien- -|rock tomorrow night the prospects of the seaaon are anything but bright. There are several good men out for .| positions but they lack the experience which the men removed from school had and around whom the schol beads hoped to build a championship teen The Casper team which will meet she Glenrock fire tomorrow Aight will the Datly Mail as saying he wil) chak lenge the winner. Becktt was, knocked out in 74 seconds by Cerpen< tier in December, 1919. Jewelry and watch repuirin watch repairing by «x CARPENTIENTO Se eeereece| FIAT TONGHT ees en rea: ang Hassett ou.|French Champion Battles a world of good material but is green} George Cook of Australia in some places in tnterscholastic com- at London. petition. The two teams will meet at And the high school gymnasium a, 8 o'clock tomorrow night. LONDON, Jan. 12—Georges Car S R. lis penter wil mest George Gore aon |j| weet Ro tralia in Albert Hall tonight. Car pentier is reported to be in first class condition and three pounds heavier than when he fought Jack Dempsey. but “little Dempsey” as Cook is called by bis admirers, is confident in his ability to win. Joo Beckett, former heavyweight champion of England, te quoted by the The Following Clothing and Fresh Every Day The Wigwam O-S Bidg. EKLUND (5 SAATCHED 70 MEET GION JANUARY 19 SHERIDAN, Wyo., Jan. 13.—George Glon, Aurora, Neb., and Clarence Bk- lund, Peekville, Wyo., light heavy- weight wrestling champion, were matched today to wrestle a two fall out of three match here January 19. The match will be at catch weights, Gion weighing about 185 pounds and Exiund 172. DANCING ACADEMY (CASPER’S JOY PALACE) Large, Beautiful, Marvelous KEWPIE DOLLS ELABORATELY GOWNED | Will Be Given Away. To the Ladies Holding the Lucky Numbers | TON RKEO Shoe Merchants Represent the best in reliable merchandis- ing, carry a union card, observe the union hours of 8 A. M. to 6 P, M. and 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. 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