Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1922, Page 4

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PERKINS AND KEELER TO MEET FRIGAY IN FORT GOLLINS FIGHT Casper Heavyweight Leaves for Colorado City in| Fine Condition for Retum Bout With Champion of Colorado Ring ich Har:| ler at the | ers sensed an atisfactory bout i asper given a decision over Willie round . Colo ged a finish n aged at Fort Collins Fric heavywei rkins w vey P conctus vill s chances ss opponent re detteve that he | Club Standings National League. Ctub. Won, New York Chicago St. Louls - Pittsbursh Brooklyn Lest. Pet New York —— St. Lous Detroit £ Washingt ton, will Channel. 8 last year. American 1 y swim the British missed by three MICHAEL FINN UND AT REST Held Omaha Club, Philadelphia 7 York 1, (eleven in New Boston 9. — Today’s Games for Ball fun. ident of who team here onal eball me Nai Between court sessions at which they are being tried fc FIGHTING AIRCRAFT TD ENTER IN PULITZER RAGES NEW ALTITUDE AND ENDURANCE RECORDS TO BE GOAL DETROIT, Mich. Mxy ff.—An- nouncement that the fighting air. craft of the Atinntic wouk! be brought to Detroit during the early part of September to participate in the Pulitzer air races and that pil of these machines would tablish new altitude aud records, was mace here Rear Admiral Wiliam A. Moffet, chief of the bureau of ner‘al navi- gation of the United Stator ‘The admiral predicted that wi the next year safe, dependable s planes wouk? be crossing the A tle on regular passenger and fre schedules and that the airc: dustry would rival that of tomodile industry within a compar struction, howev loaded © of a ler ma thus operation.” “= oF mura and treason at miners enjoy.a friendly baseball bout. Here “Bill” Blizzard, first on cols own, at the OF SPO Chaties Town, W. Va, bat LITTLE CHANCE FOR BASEBALL ess there ts a vastly caanged weather aspect the scheduled base- ball game between the American Legion and Rig Muddy teams which > e bren one of the major s here Sunday will have to “e postponed, he heavy snowfall following inter mittent showers for two days will make the 1 pall park so soft that would be inadvisable to undertake Sunday. American Legion _ team, ned by several players, for- erly members of the Smokehouse m, is anxious to test strength with other organizations in this yicinity preparatory to launching a challenge to all teams in this vicinity for inter. city games. ativety short time He predicted thts city wonld become the center of the seronantical fieh. Discussing the part that atreratt will play in any future war the ad. miral said: “Afreraft was the onty arm of do fense that the recent disarmament conference failed to restrict and in the next war destruction or victory will be a matter of but a few hours. t fleets of airplanes will drop pound bombs. Fleets of these monsters descend upon the next war, osrying tances than was the case ne World war.” ane is not to be devel. as an engine of de Seoececsovescceesoeccoecs e iSport Calendar Peceecevecesececacecocece Racing. « of Metropotitan at Jamiaca. Me is of Maryland at Pimlico, Meeting at Mee Jockey Jockey club of Kentucky gecond, ~ Lexington. Baseball. Opening of the season of the Enast- Canada lea, Racing asso lation h which Southern ships open at Championsh’ of Amateur Fence: League of 4 - ca, at New York Boxing. (Kid) Lewis versus Georges 20 rounds, at London, de versus Johnny How. rounds, at Bayonne, N. J OUGLAS TO PUT BALL CLUB IN FIELD THIS YEAR, MANAGER NAMED! <= | |r Golf Gossip the continued n decided to Pp eepstakes which 2 Su bo was pDOouUG meeting baseball Otto Ro Mey 11—At a rested fn a local} team held at the city hall,} tf was elected manager, Max} be i {L. Rus ain, A. M rets and R. J, Ditsler ad-|¥t vertising manager. | The players, who incite a number completes of stars of former successful loca! |"Worthington is the latest one to i aggregations, are in training at the|the ctub and the securing of this { fair grounds every evening and Cap. terest adds a member who ts certain course she an ever when “CASPER’S FAMILY THEATER” GiFT NIGHT TONIGHT LAST TIMES TODAY “APRIL FOOLS” Produced by Harris & Proy—Presented by OLLIE BLANCHARD’S A-B-C GIRLS Ealfourg ict, and King Gustave Wares of state te s lively tenn's get-to at Cannes, Pi VAUDEVILLE PHOTOPLAY—*“SOCIETY SNOBS” 6—Big Vaudeville Specialties—6 Admission 40c—W. First, Off Conter—Shows 7 and 9 W. G. Harner, University of Delaware (left), winning 440-yard hurdles in the sport carnival at Philadelphia K. M, McCreary, Ohio Stat that he has the! make a good golfer. Mate Wheeler jis the next one we sbould get. This | bad weather is a good time to have MacCufferty repair your clubs. He An be found at the club house on the arse. Ha probably will be very busy er playing starts egain, giving pri lessons to beginners and cor- recting details to improve the game he old players. WILLIAMS & CULVER Comedy Songs and Talks CARPENTIER IS PICKED TO WIN BY CHAMPION LONDON, May 11.—Jack Dempsey Wednesday picked Georges Carpentia, to win his battle with Ted =m. a tonight, Dempsey said positively he would sign up to fight Carpentier again if the latter wins, Just as he was leaving for Brighton Dempsey said: “I am sure that my next fight will be in Europe and that it will take place within the next six months— probably with Canpentier in London. I do not think much of the proposal that I fight Jess Willard again Lewis will wear a mouthpiece when he meets Carpent‘ar. The French man objected at “rst, but has finally consanted. British fight experts continue to ut predict that the French boxer w' win. Toey say that his speed and strength are as good as ever. = pe) inane NORTHWESTERN FIGHTS SLUMP Trailer in Mid-West Athletics Lays Plans for Summer Training. EVANSTON, Ml., May 11— That Northwestern university had come to the end of her athletic slamp was the opinion of more. than seventy-five prospective football candidates. who at a recent meeting in Patten gymnas- jum heard coach Glenn Thistlewaite, Athietio Director Dana M. Evans. Captainelect Patterson and severa) elumni outline plans for next favs work and emphasize the necessity of getting In condition during the sum mer. : “We have lost In every sport so far this year,” Dierctor Evans declared “We have always been about one stern behind other unfversities ftom the standpotnt of athletics. We are a tired of losing and a radical change in the state of affairs is about to take place. ; tt was a serious group of men that listened to Coach Thistlewaite, the next speaker, deliver his ultimatum to the football men. dean ar — en acing one af the toughes' sass its athletic history,” he said, “and it will be a fight which will be sas alone to put over.” “at we are to bring things out of the fire next fall it Is absolutely nec essary that we all come back on Sep- tember 15, ready to ga through one of the stiffest training programs the coaches are able to devise.” Thistle waite deciarel, “and when we mect Chicago, October 14, we won't have to apologize for anything.” —————— Jewelry and watcn repatring DY ex pert workmen. All work guaranteed Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co, O-S Ba “WE PAY THE LOSS” Pelton & Hemry Insurance and Bonds ‘Al Lines Room 24, Townsend Building 4—FOCH—4 Belgium's foremost original dancers head this week's VAUDEVILLE And Other Excellent Acts Are ARDELL AND TRACY—* A Most Entertaining Musical Act ‘You'll Want to See “Mike” the Parrot * Sncopation and Patches" GEORGE MURPHY “The Juggling Story Teller” EILEEN PERCY in “WHATEVER SHE WANTS” A comedy drama by Edgar Franklin with a new twist and a merry mix-up of big business, puppy love, wives and sweethearts Also “TOPICS OF THE DAY” and PATHE NEWS LAST TIMES TODAY 900—! Shows at 7:00 and Be A Bishop-Cass T COMING—“TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM” “OH, PROMISE ME!” TwoPart Comedy Continuous 1 to 11 Admission 40c FRIDAY and SATURDAY CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in “Straight From Paris” NEWS Casper Pharmacy Great Week End Special FRIDAY AND A regular $1.00 package of SATURDAY Genuine Yeast Vitamine Tablets with every package of Nuxated Iron Tablets IMPORTANT NOTICE —Dont’ take Vitamines unless you want to incr. your weight. Vitamines Tablets (one of the most padi ned covertes Of recent years) are simply wonderful for women who are ssw. = and angular in appearance and men who are (hin and emaciated and everss, who wants something to help increase weight and put on flesh. we Where it i simpty desired to gain greater strength, energy and ance and Increase the fi-mmeas of your flesh and tissues. we cody tha jae = we ig Iren only. By helping to create millions of new ne corpuscles, Nuxated Iron greatly helps weak, nervous and down peopis often in two weeks’ time ead — er Call at once for your free $1.00 lots together with bottle of Nuxated To prove to you what they will do mckige of Genuine Yeast Vitamine Tal ron. ~ Two for the Price of One $2.25 Value for $1.25 “TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM” Stirs up memories of tears and lau ter. appeal to the emotion that chusel ta aon mothers, grandfathers and grandmothers, perhaps to the number of millions, to read and go to see it, and now that the great story has been filmed, they will go once more and take their children and grandchildren, IRIS THEATER FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Homesteaders and Farmers ATTENTION We are making special prices on CEDAR FENCE POSTS and Genuine GLIDDEN BARBED WIRE Natrona Lumber Company Phone 528 eececccvee STARTING TODAY FIRST TIME IN CASPER Over the Horizon Foreve Over the hot, soft sands of the Sahara— @ many days’ journey—to the hidden tegion of Hogyar, where lived Antinea. Such was the story —unfinished — of many men. The story that made Paris gasp Adapted by Jacques Feyder from Pierre Benoit’s novel, “L”Atlantide” —ALSO— “Sunshine Sammy” THE PICKANINNY ~OR QUICK RESULTS TRY TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS ae

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