Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1922, Page 5

THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1922. jlew league He took charge of the jteam today against the Ottumwa club. He is 54 years old. HORSE RACING FOR TRAGK WERE | SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE | << =. IO UHEDULED SUNDAY, JULY 20) Sess = New York at Cincinnati, . hi 5 pala $as.000 im 3030, tas ven seme’ || Club Standin gs | All of Casper’s horse racing talent will gather at the Fair|"” * ** “"etss Som league team | Philadelpiis at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia. | New York. at Washington. To keep up with the times, try Trip- MATCH TALKED Negotiations Are Opened for Championship Fight in Michigan City. CHICAGO, July 20—Fioyd Fitzsim- mons, promoter of the Benny Leo nard-Rocky Kansas boxing contest at Michigan City, Ind. July 4 today opened negotiations for a champion- ship match between Jack Britton, the welterweight title holder, and ve Shade, the California welterweight. Fitzsimmons plans to stage the contest in his new arena on the after- noon of August 5, on which day the Elks of Indiana will hold their state convention in Michigan City. He in- tended staging a contest between Leo- nari and Ever Hammer of Chicago on that date, but has failed to receive a definite reply from the lightweight champion. Fitzsimmons will meet Jack Demp- sey and bis manager, Jack Kearns, in ‘Detroit Saturday to close a Labor day contest for the heavyweight cham- pionship. Bill Brennan probably will be the opponent selected. MONDELL GIVEN BIG WELCOME which gives Wyoming $800,000 an- nually-for the present and two succed- ears. rae, Mondeit-went fully into the rec- ord of the Republican congress saying: “We shall be glad to stand on the record, which proves conclusively that the congress has been diligent, that it has to {ts credit much wise and con- structive legislation, a remarkable his- tory of economy and, in the case of the house of representatives, a record of careful, painstaking consideration of the greatest volume of legislative proposals ever passed upon by an American legislative-body in the same period of time.” “It goes without saying this volume of important business, this fino record of economy, could not have been the result of any mere haphazard, undl- rected effort; no matter how earnest or unselfish, The work of this house thas been carried on in co-operation with President Harding, along thb limes of a program based upon the pledges and promises of our party in national ,platform; in pursuance of an unalterable determination to promote economy and reduce expendture; with a view of curing the unfortunate con- ditions which developed in tie after. math of war and of solving the prob- lems and meeting the obligations the ‘war placed upon us; of seeing to it that-they who were injured in the na- tional service should recefve the most Uberal support the nation was capable of rendering; that those who returned sound and well should secure the pref- erences and the aid to which their services and sacrifices entitled them; that in legslation and appropriations we should move steadily toward a re- . turn to the normal conditions of peace, Progress, and prosperity.” “Tax burdens upon the people were reduced last year $80,000,000 and this year reach a reduction of $850,000,000. “The first:fiscal year in which the Republicans congress and a Repub- lican administraton has had charge of both appropriations and expenditures is the fiscal year just closng, and the treasury offcials estimate ths expendi- tures of the year, chargeable against ordinary -receipts, at $3,800,000,000. The estimated receipts for the fiscal year are $4,100,000,000, leaving a sur- plus ot approximately $300,000,00@ of ordinary receipts over ordinary ex- Penditures. We have, thereforo, in the first year of the Republican adminis- tration balanced the budget with a surplus of $30,000,000. “The public debt has been reduced under the Republican administration by approximately a billion dollars. Ap- Ppropriations have been and are being cut and economy is the watchword all along the line. For the first time in @ long time the country is living. and doing business well within its in- come. Among the many other questions Giscussed were freight rates for the Rocky Mountain region, declaring that under existing laws this section would in the final analysis be accorded equit- able rates in the re-adjustment now under way. “The reclamation system {s due for & general overhauling out of which . Must come a bettcr system and a bet- ter plan of adjusted payments by land owners.” At the conclusion of Mr, Mondell’s address a social dance occurred par- toipated in by the townspeople and visitors and continuing f)r a couple of hours. Doring the afternoon separate and apart from the Mondell reception oc- eurrec the conference of Republican poumty- organisationg from the coun- Grounds race track Sunday afternoon for a gala season of| ‘TENNIS FINALS REACHED. iational Lentioe, jeny's for expert wateh repairing. running and harness races which should bring a filled grand-| AT DENVER—Jessio Grieve and| crube , Won, Lost. Pct.| bioke “Tiadaeeaing-aebe a cone as Stee eee ew lread—a wer ice n the running field a one-half mile cowpony race, a one-|™**. cp State se aT half mile free for all, and a quarter-mile tree for allbaye} ee Chichenadl — age as ° e een eduled. For those who foll CHICAGO— a4 Am “eS I ey fede neg rege Sa na | ee a Reliable Goodyear Quality Nas 2.20 pace are on the bill of fare. Each| was fractured by a foul tip several Philadelphia BRI] | (IN SHADE Bivens Serer be eel wien weeks ago, returned to the game. Boston - . Here is a new Goodyear Cord Tire—a big, sturdy, long- and $5 purses offered by the commit PILLETTE FANS RUTH. Clubs. wea: tire—that sells at a price lower than you are as! tee for the first three to finish. Featuring the entire program ts a match race to be staged between two old rivals, Between King, owned by ©. E. Dawson, and the Unknown Ter- ror fre Glenrock’ for a side bet of star hurler. swat twice yesterday. $300. pear hereon La eye Philadelphia races must . West Me- L Si Boston - - Sowa ee owas ae ||. Last Scores the harness field must register with D. J. MeDonald, Admission to the races will be 50 cents, including the grandstand seat and parking space for a machine. All funds will help keep the track In good condition and pay some of the many debts already incurred for improve ments. National, League. New York 5, Cincinnati 2. Chicago 8, Brooklyn 6. Pittsburgh 2, Philadeiphia 0. St. Louis pston 6. american League. Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 8. Chicag« 8, Boston 0. Detroit &, New York 1. Racing. Meeting of Empire City Racing as- sociation at Yonkers. Meeting of Windsor Jockey-club at, ‘Windsor. ‘Trotting. Grand Cireu!t meeting at Kalama- "E00. Golf. Massachusetts open championship tournament closes at Springfield. i Kansas State amateur championship tournament, at Fort Leavenworth. Central Pennsylvania's men's cham~- pionship opens at Lancaster. Philadelphia open champlonshin tournament oens at Ardmore, Pa. Si Indiana A. A. U. championships, at Inéianapolis. Hing. Kentucky state trapshooting tourna- ment closes at Paris. ‘achting. Annual regatta of Interlake Sacht- ing association, at Put-in-Bay. Polo. Annual tournament of Rumson ‘Gountry lth, Rumson, N. J: 4 Bo: iz. Charley White vs. Gene Delmont, 12 rounds, at El Paso. Paul Doyle vs. Pete Latzo, 10 rounds 12 rounds, at Yonkers. ties of Fremont, Natrona, Converse and Niobrara, which was presided over by G. R. Hagens of Natrona. Hon, P. C.\ Spencer, chairman of the Repub- lcan state committee was:present and directed the discussions. Party mat- ters were gone into fully and cam~ paign affairs generally arranged. ‘Those attending the conference and the Mondell welcome were as follows: Niobrara county, Dr. Christensen. Converse county, Charles A. Gunther, state chairman; Jos. Garst, county chairman; A. A. Clough, Otto Bolin, ‘Senator John Stansbury, Clark Bishop, Ernest Kline, George Arnold, A. C. Rice and wife. Natrona county, G. R. Hagens, state committeeman and county chairman; R. D. McMillen, R, M. Boeke, H. B. Durham, W. H. Huntley. Fremont county sent representatives from all principal points. From Sho- shont, A. O. Heyer, R. 8S. Linn, J. W. Stuchdll, Senator J. D, Whodruff; Moneta, Ed. Merriman, state com- mitteeman. Riverton, Senator William Madden, ‘W. J. Bowey, J. D. Carmichael, Dr. C. E. Lane, George Dohler, Dr. A. B. Tonkin, Roy Hayes, George-Paul and wife, Byron Mason and wife, L. J. Kiroh, John Gonin, B. S. Cromer and wife. Pilot, N. B. Kinnear. Lander, A. H. Maxwell, secretary county committee, J. B. Greenough, executive chairman, John W. Cook, W. E. Harden, W. R. Weeks, EB. A. Earl, John Buckley, Capt. H. G. Nick- erson, E. T. St. John, John Bruce, Guy RobertsorR P B. Coolidge, S. C. Parks, Sr., Dr. W. F. Smith, Frank Arnold and many others. Other visitors from abroad were Barry Crain of Cheyenne, and Lou Blakesley of Basin. The itinerary of the Mondell-party ‘was through the Indian res- ervations and Riverton project with a reception and meeting at Riverton in the evening. The party will arrive In Casper this afternoon and will remair over tomorrow. Tomorrow evening will occur a big Mondell reception and address at the Elks’ home under the auspices of the Young Men's Repub- can club, which promises to be the largest affair of the present primary campaign. $846,000 PAID ON BIG CLAIM WASHINGTON, July 20.—The' ship- ping board has announced settle- ment of the $6,000,000 claim of J, F. Duthie and company, Seattle, Wash., for $846,000. The claim was for can- cellation of ship contracts and $300,- 000 had been paid on account. and yesterday a payment of $546,000 was made in final settlement. ee “Meet me at the Smokehouse,” AT NEW YORK—Babe Rath struck St. fouls --— a tartar In Pillette, Detroit's youthful; New, York He fanned the king of| Ghicagd - Cleveland 4, Washington 1. Detroit _ -— Cleveland Washington Joe McGinnity To Manage Club DUBUQU2, Iowa, July 20.—‘Tron Man” Joe MoGinnity, once famous pitching ace of the New York Giants, today signed a contract to manage the) Since 1896 Remember It's ' Imported Java Wrapper ‘TURN over a new leaf in your favorite shapeacigary (TheJavawrapy per and the (Vuelta Abajo, Havana filleris’ ‘a blénd found ‘only in, the famous,La Pali naYthe . (Quality Cigar, \since.1896. METROPOLITAN CIGAR CO. 1324-13828 Larimer Street Denver, Colo. to pay Casper Dairy- and Ice Cream Co. Phone 471 Your Baby Will Thrive On | Casper Dairy | Milk Lowest Storage In Casper Guaranteed Repair Work. Gas, Oils and Grease. Willis-Hackett Ru Garage 363 S. Ash—Phone 1891W ANNOUNCEMENT We Have Purchased the Business of C. G. Colgin AT 903 SOUTH SPRUCE STREET And in the future it will be-conducted under the same management as made the North Cas- per Grocery and Market the largest suburban store in Casper. cheerfully refunded. We carry a full line of the highest quality meats. We handle only live poultry. It is always fresh. Our delivery service covers all parts of*Casper. WE WILL MAKE THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, r many “long discount” tires of unknown value. It has a different tread from the famous Goodyear All- Weather Tread Cord—a new tread with a — clean-cut, cog-like pattern—and it sells for from 20 to 2: It has in it the same high-grade long-staple cotton, the same Goodyear patented group-ply construction, the same liber- ally oversize dimensions. When you buy the 4%-inch size, for example, you get a tire whose actual measurement is nearly 5 inehaes Don’t confuse this Goodyear Cross-Rib Tread Cord with - other popular-price cords which sell at the same price or for slightly more. In many cases, these other cords are made of inferior mate rials, with short-staple cotton as a foundation. Get the tire that is good enough to carry the Goodyear name, thatis built to safeguard the world-wide Goodyear reputation. All of the Goodyear Service Station Dealers listed here have the Goodyear Cross-Rib Tread Cord, as well as the famous All-Weather Tread Cord, ready for you now. Compare these prices with NET prices you are asked to pey for “long discount” tires 30 x 334 Clincher... 30 x 354 Straight Side .. 32 x 334 Straight Side.. 19.75 3ix4 Straight Side.. 23.50 32x4 Straight Side. $25.45 33x4 Straight Side.. 26.80 33 x 436 Straight Side..$32.15 34 « 454 Straight Side.. 32.95 34x4 Straight Side.. 27.35 33x5 Straight Side.. 39.10 32 x 439 Straight Side.. 31.45 3Sx5 Straight Side.. 41.05 These prices include manufacturer's excise tax ? Goodyear Cross-Rib Tread Cord Tires are also made in 6, 7 and 8 inch sizes for trucks C2 i GOoD* AR SF, Kennedy Motor Co. 236 W. Yellowstone Schulte Hardware Co. 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