Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 9

FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922. Cbe Casper Dallp Critune PAGE NINE. = First in News Of All Events 7 | open water meet of the shrine fentival LIVELY CONTESTS PROMISED IN REFINERY TRAGK MEET NEEL For14years FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION See Se OUT WE GO Plants 1 and 3 to Be Pitted! ‘Ohio Tourney To Tarethtah Seas: 445 avwnins coins (Continued from Page One.) $100 cash: $50, Pat Sullivan 5,| Hodgeon ; am Against Each Other; Indi- urney or) Friedman, pusilist,’ and William | DiS¢us throw—First, any bat in house,| Wray’s Cafe; $25. K Lumber com: | yards in 5 @ previous vidual Prizes Also (Red) Cohen, taxicab driver, today| "den Rule; second, $4 thermos pany; second $25 in cash, Manh rd of nd 500 yards in 6:47 3-5 THE CLOTHIERS Sought. | Draws Champs) ree covciea ot morsct ana nes |! Eisball Drax company eS emcee eae, Z tenced to 14 years in the penitentiary 245 a. m. man and horse race— P 14 rt ) and 500-yard records were mad | oe Pa First, $10 in cash, Tom Mills; secand. tel; $5,| by Ludy Langer in 19: j a | Pe | . $5 pass book, America theater. Se he records made by Welssmuller Tho coming track meet Setween Re-| | bia setsteion 400 ane eeteeen m., 100-yard dush—First ¥ | CLEVELAND, June 23—The nine finery Pianta Dos. fh nq ba pans’ fitconth gnnual amateur championship at the fair hee Pan ~ ~ ‘eee ere tournament of the Ohio Golf associa- livety, interesting and classy “F-\tion, which will be held at the May The prizes donated by the different business houses and individuals will be worth competing for, while the horseshoe tournament also promises to offer some real competition and excitement. Plant No. 1 has about 50 entries in the various events, and it No, 3 comes in ahead they will have to show some real athletes. Many have entered to date and the commit- tee in charge is anmous that those who wish to enter different events get! fr touch with Mr. Larson at the me- chanical office. There is no entrance .fee and no one Is barred. Besides be- ing & meet between the two plants it» is also desired to make an inter-de- jfleld Country club here June 21 And |24, may witness the unprecedented 5 spectacle of six—and possibly seve former champions attempting to re- | gain their one-time honors. | It is considered almost certain that at least six former title holders will participate. They are @haries H.|Cleveland Club Weak in Stanley and Robert H. Crowell of the Moand Men, Team Is jeveland = Country club; Harold he Anes | Weber, ‘To!edo; J. Ix. Bole, Mayticia Below Average DeWitt C. Balch, Cincinnati, and Hol el |land Hubbar: CLEVELAND, ©.. June 23—Base ball fans are asking this question eeeoes| What is the matter with the In © | dians? br and motor m mondo cigars, Inn Conf. ond $5 pass bok, Hub t kodak 3A, Cas nd $5 mass book ; third, ouo necktie ny Running pair $10 Cros ond $5 wings Wyoming Hub Clothing jump. shoes, Je Ring race horses © box Os ery; sec er 10:10 a. tug of case Budweisr, ing broad jump = suit, Casper ¥; second $3. ar—Prize, one $16 ply company; second, folding cs Tent & Awning vom yle's garage.| events were than listed tank records achrarc in the history of the sport that water swimming had attained superiority go boy swam 300 yards tn * world record for that muller led by 4 yards Sam Kahanomoku, who toon second place after a close brush with Warren Ke aloha Mariechen Wothselau, 16 years old. broke the world’s record in the wom n's 200-yard open water event. She 2 it in 2.52 45 seconds. Ethelda leibtrey had held the record, with = to his coach, Bt! / who said it was the first} QUITTING BUSINESS We want the people of Casper to krow that this 3 . 5 e For the first time since Teis|iable, Kistle yartment contest. The following 8 |S SOOKE Calendars | spacer vocame enn se Te many; third $5 pass book, Iris theater. * : mn s Z a lst of the men who have oe Pint : Gleveland team, tne Indians are hoy) eens¢ ip wee aot sees TT of store was opened six months ago, and financed by one vee BECO PmInS: Se tee ering around the .600 mark. Inct-| jist, case (48 cans) Van Camp's To- |“! be of the largest manufacturers of high grade clothing in 0. . a a dentally onty once since he became 50, 100 und 220 yard dashes—Hag-| Racing. mato Saup, W. R. Parry; second Admit Chicago, who wanted his line of clothing represented tiaras obi ; : clation membership. Tic! | Drees ens, Lowndes, Ben Simpson, Haggart,| Meeting of Queen's County Jockey Jentified with major league baseball. | cash, Casper Storage Grocery com: | “ltt yatgsgres: : j in All E a! T pine eee 13 years ego, has Speaker finished the 1 $ ~ Lotay. Barl Dowler, V. R. Kelly,|club, at Aqueduct. rs 850, b ! pany; third, $5 merchandi ‘ ; pn dla Be abhdd ic. Eck.| Mecting of Kentucky Jockey cinb|¥°4F With a game winning percentage| Yesness, the Man in the Barrel Due to the sudden depression which overtook Cas- = (horses)— 7 as iow as and that was in 1916, 0:30 nd enbaugh, Thompson, Williams and|at Latonia : ; 19: 1 a. m., potato Strout. | Meeting ef Dorval Jockey club at| 8 first year as a’ Cleveland player. | yy — rst, $10 in cash, Nicolaysen Lumber 440 and half mfle—Moore, Elking-| Montreal! caine Prevailing opinion is that the! company: second one Perfecto shirt, | one . eam needs pitchers. An Midwest Commissary company. ton, Bill Lester. Dowler, A. Taylor.) athe aon,| Sher cause for their defeats is the} io4p a.m Ras Nereee! taneet Yale vs. Harvard at New London,| recruit pitchers on opposing teams ; Frei Runte and Dereig. First, coupon book, Coliseum Mo: More than half the defeats up to the Discus and shot-put—Kirk, Kelsey, Conn. , = ; : | Swimming. first of J 4 t or company; second, one pair driv ing several Among the en f o—2 hat ti Sabeee | ise eee oe ; cher, Fleming, Dan Santo, Allsman| Pactfic A. A. girls’ swimming carni-| “raid to the cookies | ins Stoves, Barnett Outfitting « trants are Rush R of Nebraska and Gleghorn, yal opens at Del Monte, Cal. Aucbie wadhon da Chak tha’ Clare. ee yi world champion trap shooter, Sam Running broad jump, high and Shooting. Scr go aed soiled ryt 10.50 a. m., %-mile horse race— Sharman, state champion of Utah and Konzan, Groves, Joe Zalusky, Bel- 4 thetr | px olan, Wives n x standing broad jump—Allsman, Kirk,| Montana state trapshooting tourna | ooncry turn in a ven thelr | First, one case grape juice, Wyoming Ted Renfro, champion of Montana. A per the last six months, we have learned that the pub- TE, Mont., June 23.—The 29th lic cannot afford high priced clothing. This is your Aig Lreierr om poke fier an as chance now, and your best chance in a long while to bars Watsebbay with aiowt 48 ahaereae buy the best clothes made in America at prices that get marksmen {n attendance represent are asked for cheap clothes. We mean business. We get out the night of July 20. Rather than ship this stock back to Chicago We Are Closing Out the Entire : 3rocery company; second, b ——— carload of clay targets are to be used Eckenbaugh, Moore, Evkington, Jour-! ment, at Butte. when their pitchers are off their) ner), omeany ostedtastaenasel AT EET neers ps arion. y targe ‘0 be used 0 ot ™ : inois Swimming Star Clips] in the . y genson, J. B. Steele, Dereig, T. J. Tennis. er's bat, Scott Clothing company r g lips|in the traps. Ono of the features of Williams, and Larson. Western Canada interprovinclal| r,te, waians count anywhere/ third, one Perfecto shirt, Midwest} Time Off Records in Hono- | the tournament will be the contest Stock at Cost and Less Than Cost ‘Among the above aro Western Con-| tournament at Vancouver, B. C The eae oy ane, fatliee, only to lose} Commissary company. Taint venta: | between & squad of women scatter gun ference college men and record hold- Horse Show. 11 & m., fancy horses (five paces)— | experts, represchting Dillon, Great runs, ers from high schoola, Additionsl| Opening of annual show at Averill Prize, $5 merchandise order, Richter F nd other Montana cities. HONOL H 23.—By hb as F'ango batting for dis-| Park, N. Y. Music company. Rg (tl 0 Ahead ae ~ " 1 pied 90 are ‘@ baseball may be Golf. rounds at Omaha. 11:15 a, m., 880-yard dash—Wirst, | 77" AS* Jol = Ce = Remit your Mutual Benefit, Health WE WILL BE OPEN EVERY British open championship tourna-| George § Jim Delaney, 10] one pair Florsheim shoes or ono silk ° Fee ut,| and Accident dues to Robert A NT 5 bert" ment at Sandwich, Hng. rounds at shirt, Campbell.Johnson company; Br nite a $ and Son, Suite 8. ‘Tritgine EVENING U IL 9 O°CLOCK Canadian amateur championship Harold Earl MeArthur,| second, one suit silk B. V. D.’s, ¢ 2 . all § 21-2t Water Champs tournament, at Hamilton. 40 rounds, ac Omaha, Southern amateur championship| Billy Miske vs. Homer tournament at Atlanta. rounds at Covington. 11.20 a. m., $80-yard relay-~Prizes Boxing. Da y Ed de v: Abe Frio: , i four b ~ Ib. box aundy, Lukis To Compete Ire ro voces ee ac teen, ile ic a eae, te Pema tur, ben, Si bosom a Honolulu Meet bell Johnson company; third, $5 pass ——- ~ —_ = ith, 12] book, Iris theater. Bear in mind this store has been opened only for-six 1 a. m., four masked riders— Prize, one pair leather puttees, Scott Clothing company. 11.30 a. m., ladies’ race, \K-nile, horseback—First, Ladies’ mountain 2 ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° HONOLULU, T. H., June 23.—Five boots, Wiggins Shoe company; second, national swimming chemplonships, in- $10 merchandise order, cluding the 100-yard men’s open free third, large bottle Mary \ er. style—the blue ribbon event of the fume, commissary; fourth, one pair natatorial world—are at stake in the silk hose, Midwest Comissary com threeday-open water meet which will eo, pany. begin tonight {n Honolulu harbor un- 1145 a m., basket lunch hour. Stratford Suits and Top Coats FINAL CUT der the auspices of the Hawaiian as- sociation of the A. A. U., with Johnny Weissmuller, tue “human hydro plane” of the ‘Jifnois Athletic club, competing for supremacy against the fastest swimmers Hawait has to offer. Welssmuller’s !eading opponents are Pua Kealoha, holder of the 100-yard|- championship, which he won last year SANDWICH, England, June 28.—(By The Associated Press. )—Walter Hagen, the American professional golf star, won the British open championship today. The final scores of the three Americans were: Hagen, 300; Barnes, 301; Eutchison, 302. Barnes’ score for the last round was 73. The Americans appeared to have)siat of France, who had not turned swept the field for unleas J. H. Tayor,|!n his score up to five p. m., should Horse shoe tournament—Prizes. Afternoon. 115 p. m.—% mile horse race— First, $20 gold piece, Pantus & Thomp. son; second, bridle, Sprague & N third, $5 pass book, Iris theater. 120 p. m., 5-mile motorcycle race— First, $30 in cash, Private Payroll Men; second, $15 in cash, Private ely; In a new package that fits the pocket — in 53 seconds, equaling the world’s =a return unexpectedly low scores,| Payroll Men; third, $10 in cash, Pri record established by Duke Kahana-|the British star, whose outwurs mark) Foenes will ‘stand second and Hutchi.| vate Payroll Men. ‘moku; Warren Kealoha, who defeated |in the fourth round was a 37 and Gas-! son third. 1:30 p. m., bucking horses—First, the Chieago youth in the 60-yard na | = = a = a —~ suninaennieniniaeeatiineal Richards & Cunningham Co. tank meet here last month, and W. YOU CAN/ALWAYS DO BETTER AT RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM’S At a price that fits the pocket-book— The same unmatched blend of TURKISH. VIRGINIA and BURLEY Tobaccos : @Q 20 ke seas S 39=° $65 TO $75 VALUES W. Harris, who finished second to Weissmuller in the 100-yard free style tank race. Stratford and Fit-Form Suits FINAL-CUT — C. L. Martin For Sheriff didate for sheriff of Natrona unty in the primaries, August , is a man among men. Pittsburgh - —_- 29.36 Brooklyn - -—_——— 33 29 Cincinnati - = a i Chicago —. -.-.—-—- 2 Boston — — 24 31 Philadelphia — -_-_— 19 35 Leagne. Cubs. Ween Kent Pet. New York 36 Cc. I. Martin bit St. Louis - — 32 25 4 Martin, Republican can _| SPECIAL SALE | In Our Men’s Department He was born in Putnam county, Missouri, of one of the oldest and || most prominent familfes of that }| section. His father was one of Y the famous peace officers of that || American League, part of the state and young Mar Clubs. Won. Lost. . tin was trained in the same line . Louis et, oH and became his father’s deputy New York -s 2 and trusted assistant. For a Detroit Roe 599.2 ae number of years subsequently he || $45 TO $60 VALUES Clevelamd: sc mae ee | was ehgaged in detective work and was remarkably successful. His business took him over the entire country. About ebght years ago he came to Casper and joined the forces of the Midwest Refin- ing company where he is still em- || ployed. He is wid known || among the employes and is uni- versally respected and esteemed. » i@ not related to former Sher. ff Lee Martin or any of the || other Martins in this vicinity. SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS All styles of Shirts that formerly sold at $2.50 and $3.00. Now selling at “1.95 : ; We Are Also Selling Tents, Tarpaulms, Wagon Covers and Army Cots At greatly reduced prices. Washington _ —_- 30 32 Chicago - --—---- 30 82 tadelphia -. on ~ All Stacy Adams’ HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARGAINS, SUCH AS Shoes and Oxfords THE FOLLOWING Final Cut STANDARD LINES: ey 8 es Wilsen Bros. Shirts, = Hosiery and Underwear. Values $15 to $16.50 Last Scores | ‘THURSDAY FINALS. National League. Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 8. Brooklyn 3, New York 2 Boston 4, Philadelphia 5. * The Brighton Carlsbad Sleepingwear. If he ts nominated and elected he promises a strict enforcement ne law dea out fear or favor a strict of his All Straw Hats at Shawknit Hosiery Van Huesen Collars. HALF Selz Royal Bluo Shoes. PRICE No-Name and Roths- child Hats. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 American League. New York 2, Boston 6. St. Louis 2, Detroit 3. Cleveland 0, Chicago 3. No other games scheduled. oo eeccecoececes{Political Advertisement]? ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby annourice myself as a candidate for the $ Republican nomination of Sheriff of Natrona County at the August primary subject to the will of the voters. Today’s Games National ‘League. Boston at Philadbiphia. Brookiyn at New York. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Chicago at St. Louis. “FAMOUS =: 140 N. Center—Near Courthouse—Arkeon Building JAS. O'BRIEN, Sales Manager See us for your camping equipment. American League. Cleveland at Chicago, i St. Louis at Detroit. Philadelphia at Washington. New York.ai Boston, E. M. ELLITHORPE THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YGQU WANT THEBEST months. We have always featured the best lines of a merchandise for men that.are manufactured. e e e e e ° e 1eO0000S00605026886009808 S006 SSOCCHSSES9E9SSS9S0080