Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1922, Page 4

feated York, 6-1, 8-2 Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphi miles north of Vale, Butte county, 8. Dak. head of sheep, horses, cattle, equip- ment and household goods. loam soil, tion, proved with 32-40, have hay lofts, track and slings; granary, garage, good pure water. age or poor land. cross Local and Close to school and church. above date is the highest bidder’s opportunity to secure or= of the best ranches in the Belle, Irrigation terms of 5 per cent down, cent within ten days, balance at 6 per cent. Free lunch at noon, S. Dak. SPORT FLASHES WILLIE MEEHAN LOSES. OAKLAND — Willie Mechan, San Francisco hea it, was defeated in four rounds by Cliff Kramer, lo- cal heavyweight. LEONARD TO FIGHT SOON. NEW YORK—Benney Leonard will defend his lightweight title against Charley White as soon as he recovers ustained in his last Gib WSKAWAY IS cTHINBACE Turf Idol Falls al sic on Saratoga Track Wednesday. CHAMPIONS IN DOUBLES PLAY Tilden and Richards Meet Australians in~ Boston Tournament. the two —With lana SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Aug.|the y, for whom Charieq/ manager, Billy SISLER LEADS COBB. CHICAGO—George Sisler today is leading Ty Cobb by 13 points In the race for batting honors of the Amer- ican league, Sisler’s average is .413. e rs P ble Whitney is The nemesis of Morvich, heretofore d as the best of the year’s ee-yearolds, tasted his JER INJURED, > itcher Cooper was hit fin in the seventh inning of the Pirates-Phillies game yester. day. He wrapped the bleeding mem ber in a handkerchief and drove out a homer the Huron handicap. It was his in- under the colers of ¢ ‘ones, Kentucky turfman, rf Rider distanced Morvich tter's attempt at a come- back several days ago here, provided Whiskaway's conqueror in Rock Min- ster. ROBINS RAP PITCHERS, CHICAGO — Everybody on the Brooklyn team poled out one or more hits off Jonss and Cheeves of the Cubs yesterday. of 3} Wils, Berke ed Miss Edith Sig: 3, 6-0 the wom > Meet Me at the Smokehouse. y, Bos |Moline Fighting MOLINE, TL, Aug, 24— Business men and members of civic organiza- tions of Moline believe professional baseball is such art asset to the city |that they are bending every effort to |swell patronage at the local games Busines@ | present are not conductive to profit- The result | @ropped to an alarming extent. Busi- ness men and organisations immed'.| f the season by finishing! ately rallied to the support of the! h among five entries in/ciub, ‘The Kiwanis and Rotary clubs —— | AMERICA PRE > sete and the chamber of commerce held especial Gays when stunt features | were planned and each organization put on @ ticket sale. At one program given by business men of the city features occupied the duction as 30 per cent would con- The team then responded by giving the fans a i¢tnning game, Efforts of the various ergantza- tions have added interest and Moline’s attendance record is on the upgrade again. To Retain Its. Ball Franchise soon as he recovers from injuries ager Bill Gibson said today. retain the Moline franchise in tooth knocked out in his contest Lew Tendler. , —_—_——— wy Pee gvaran' Gkaper dewsiry Mig, Oo, 0-8 Mg ee EE PE LR YS Meet Me at the Smokehouse. Three-I league. conditions in Moline at baseball. Those who are work- = usually haven't the money. fs that attendance CASPER STORAGE GROCERY 117 EAST SECOND STREET Phones 97 and 98 NO HIGHER IN PRICE—HIGHER IN QUALITY SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Richelieu Tea-in the Following Varieties: < undy, Los Angeles de J SE eG ord age val THEATER Gun Powder = senea=(S)SLER LEADING [AMERICA|ssstrecemcex|] Geet, | ceveacerars Miss H. Gilleaudeau, New [chased at Friday matinee Orange Pekoe cause of its agreeable flavor Club Standings National League. LAST TIMES TODAY James Oliver Curwood’s “MAN FROM HELL’S RIVER” LEAGUE HITTERS Tops Ty Cobb by 13 Points in Clubs— sf Taoat.\ Fret Latest Averages, Is + New ‘York — 46 603 cag hiicin la wt iu —With— Bt. Louls bo 73 Report. IRVING CUMMINGS Sinchaatl - 55 538 CHICAGO, Aug. 24.—George Sisler EVA NOVAK WALLACE BEERY 3]today led American league batters with an average of .413 Ty Cotb, man ager of the Tigers, the runnerup to 27] the St. Louls star, has en average of .400, thirteen points behind rival. Their records follows: his —Also— JOHNNY HINES Games Ab. Hits. Pet —In— Sisler 116 470 «194.418 = 4 si “TORCHY’S NUT Cobb --..- 108 = 423169400 SUNDAE” Hirst class watch an@ jewelry re : artistic diamond resetting ne, jeweler. Oil Exchange Bl 12 1 to 11 40c Friday and Saturday é 45 “ee Ta Penna Rene etl CL EHE’ DUST’ FLOWER” word “dope,” as xppli ri : enn rn ene, | comes front the Anton ASO With Helene Chadwick English originaly meant aj{ “7 F | Last Scores | thick Mquid or semtliquid. It was|] py een Bry aeeitt the | like prepartion of the opium smoker. AMERICA Th tonight pe first applied as a term for the treacle-| {| “>” os ne National League. epochs ass Philadelphia 3,, Pittsburg 11 Mott Mo at the Weucehouse’ New York-Cincinnati, no game, rain. ~ es - Brooklyn 6, Chicago 0. Boston 3, St. Louls 6. American Les eague. St. Louis 6, Boston 3. Cleveland 4, New York 1. will admit two persons. CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 10c-25c FIRST TIME IN CASPER A Drama of the Mystery Life “‘The Stroke at Absorbing and entirely un- usual, true drama, its graphic acting by a cast thoroughly ground- ed in the school of suppressed emotion—an absorbing story. English Breakfast d mildly stimulating prop- Packed in Y4-Ib. pec niageaie A pte te 1” YRS erties, why not buy the best? 4 Ib. 50c, 1 Ib. $1.00 __.....-65c gal. 'YOMIN Everybody's Theater Richelieu Pure Cide: Heinz Pure Cider Vinega: Heinz Pure Malt Vinegar. Richelieu Distilled Vinega: Heinz White Salad Vinegar... Crosse & Blackwell's Tarrag per bottle —__...__ Whole Spices for Pickling—Cardamon ‘Se Seed, Poppy Seed, Whole Alspice, Whole Cloves, Cel- ery Seed, Whole 3 Mixed Spices, Cinnamon Bark, Com- - inos Seed, Leaf Sage. New White California Garlic, per Ib.. Mosteller’s Frame Honey, per frame. Mosteller’s New Extracted Honey, 16-oz. g ass__.30¢ Canned Soups, both in Richelieu and Campbell's, all varieties... .--e...0+.-- 2 cans 25s, 12 cans $1.45 Crab Apples, 3-lbs. . 25¢ Per 40-lb. bushel.. Telephone your orders. They will be given the same care and attention as though you come to the store in person. Our delivery service is pomp and efficient. We deliver to every section of the city. t We sell for cash or credit—a service store. 10c-25¢ TODAY Metro Special , Caraway Midnight” It holds you with its 3 Baby Bonds are free with every purchase of 50c or Calsada. Wasninaten Sa: —Also— more. Ask for them. See “i PUBLIC SALE STICK AROUND” THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 At my ranch 5 miles east and 1% 213-acre irrigated ranch, 900 Do Not Neglect the Interior of Your Business House As Much_ Skill, Xperience and Understanding of Art and Business Conveniences are Needed in the Adornment and Equipment of the Inside of Your Store, Bank or Offices as in the Architecture of the Outside of your Building. Sandy 195 acres under irriga- 150 acres in alfalfa. Im- 7-room house; barn sheep barn 80x106, both ete. Plenty of = No alkali, seep- All fenced and We are Specialists in the Manufacture to Your Order of All Forms of Interior Work, Show and Wall Cases, woven wire. and Fixtures of Every Kind. distance phone. The fenced with long Write Us for Designs and Price Estimates. TET Fourche Very liberal 25 per Project. Sale starts at 10 a. m. Auctioneers—A. W. Thompson, York, Neb., Sam Hathaway, Newell, jo “46 ARAPAHOE ST. <DENVER, COLO. SCE: P STAHL vice Pres. LOUIS ANDERSON, Secy, Write for big illustrated circular. WALTER FOSTER, Vale, S. Dak. Publish Aug. 24 and 31, 1922. ed abe ote FRANK KIRCHHOF, Patsotne JUST ARRIVED A new shipment of BEAUTIF UL POTTERY AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES This lot includes Tea Tiles at 65c, in delph blue; Teapots, in jade green; Fruit, Flower and Salad Danis Vases, all colors and designs. Just everything in the Pottery line to add that needed touch of color in your home. NOTICE OUR WINDOW, CAMPBELL HARDWARE CO. Phone 425 147 South Center St. ALA all SATURDAY ONLY “DEVOTION” 117 EAST SECOND STREET Phones 97 and 98 |Leonard ts ready to defend his light-| weight boxing championship against) Charley White, Chicago challenger, as tained In his last few bouts, his man- Leonard's eye was cut and a pivot) CASPER STORAGE GROCERY THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1922. with | | Spier Said Happy House: “Tho we grow old, Our f. ss never will grow cold; I’ve lodged this truth within my dome; A fellow’s wife is worth a home.” A home for the wife—that’s obligation; a home for the children—that’s duty, also. Every right- minded man recognizes this obligation as independent “y ibe natural pleasure in giving joy to those whom e loves. THERE’S NO HOME LIKE YOUR OWN HOME J. F. Jones & Company REAL ESTATE 101 Becklinger Building Res. Phone 1476-J (Watch for our Saturday ad.) Phone 1204 rg oe ee Wo @ CASPERS FAMILY ‘THEATRE VJ B41GJ LY ER BOE LAST TIMES TODAY “Two OldSports” “A JOYOUS MUSIC SHOW Presented by Sam Mylie’s Yankee Doodle Girls SIX VODVILLE ACTS See “Persianna,” “That Flapper Walk.” TAA Call for Meeting of Republican County Central Committee CALL IS HEREBY MADE for a meeting of the RE- PUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE of the County of Natrona, State of Wyoming, consisting of the Precinct Committeemen from the several Precincts duly elected at the Primaries held on August 22, A. D. 1922, such meeting to be held in the Court Room of the County Court House in the City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyo- ming, on the 2nd day of September, A. D. 1922, at two- o'clock P. M., for the purpose of electing a State Commit- teeman, Chairman, Secretary and other officers of the County Committee, filling whatever vacancies may occur upon the ticket or among the Precinct Committeemen, and transacting such other business as may properly come be- fore said meeting. G. R. HAGENS, Chairman Outgoing Republican County Central Committee. MT ETHEL CLAYTON in “WEALTH,” a Feature Admission 40c-—W. First, Off Center—Shows 7 and 9 Last Times Today 5—VAUDEVILLE ACTS—5 ‘ CAMPBELL & M’NAB RITA WINTERS TRIO Music and a Dog A Novelty Song Feast pe re Baccara rt eas We Aa ek at cha GOULD & LEROY APOLLO DUO A Perfect Stranger Gymnasts Supreme ETHEL MANN’S WANCING DARLINGS Feature Picture EILEEN PERCY in “ELOPE IF YOU MUST” Topics of the Day Current Events Matinees at 2:30—40c Evenings at 7 and 9—55c Friday and Saturday This coupon will admit Tom Moore and Betty Compson|?AVID RAE and one to in “OVER THE BORDER” |{#? 1BIS Theater tonight ‘ = a IVERVIE “PLUNGE. LOTS OF FUN FOR EVERYBODY Bus-Leaves Postoffice Park Every, Hour JOIN US , ce UU