Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1922, Page 12

. st | PAGE TWELVE Che Casper Daily Tribune [Word Results By Leased Wire , CASPER AND LARAMIE CLASH ON GRIDIRON HERE THIS AFTERNOON 4 " HEMPLE AND PERKIN UNABLE TI Pea AGREE ON REFEREE FOR FIGHT) ‘Zax Se Washingtoi ashington Is Is. “tion Is Not Settled 12 School football Hours Before Favorite Today “Bout In Idaho Game ,: tersectional battle ate ch mpio ship. n. For the f 2h Morgan can CORNRUSKERS IN FINE TRIM == Expect to Give Missouri Great jy. Battle in Saturday Grid Contest ther goods | « of the season and| "Champ Skater | Becomes Bride «:'* ST. PAUL, Minn the United more than 313,000,000 feet r were used, —— a than 150.000 use on th d States and Cani Thanks to Unprecedented Purchases, We Can Offer Casper Shoppers Men’s Suits and Overccats At Positive Savings of One-Third or More Suits and Overcoats Specially Priced at 912.50 $19.95 |: $24.95 $29.95 $35.00 Don’t confuse these with ordinary garments bought purposely for sales. Every single garment offered is high c throughout, made for leading stores of the country. ‘Manufacturers wanted to unload in a hu That is why we got them to sell at such phe- nomenally low prices 2 are in a position now handle dead _ storage. acity 125 cars. | £ F- <TR TRULK & BAR SAL | qe WYOMING aon = { This afternoon at 3 o’clock| ater w il] Name One if Ques-|the Casper and Legace wa meet in the first important in- for the States las HERE IS THE STORY IN A NUTSHELL ‘or more starters in the big event,; The first’ cotton mill wherein mc- ee cw which is run oer a mile and three|chinery was used was built at Bir qaarters, and fs looked upon as the|mingham, England, in 1741, power Buftalo—Buffa Pittsburgh— supreme test for the three year old|being transmitted by two mules walk Atvtsion. ing around an axis. ft ffalo versus Alfred ; _Norman— Kansas Aggies versus 3 ittsburgh giv Tech. versus) Oklahoma, ae rieeaaNe Io Goe BS a Thic | St. Louis—Drake versus St. Louis 1 ] 1 ij ! f Me. — Colby versus Grinnell—Ames_ versus Grinnell. y York—Columbia versus New iversity | apolis — Earlbim versus a—Cornell versus Col; : N. H.—Dartmouth er- | . N. ¥.> Fordham alparaiso — Creighton. is age agin versus Wit- Whitney Colt to Cambridge—Harvard versus Cen- Haverford __. versus — Broadus versus -Holy Cross” versus — Latayette-vergus versus oberlin Lebanon Valley Otterbeéin v 1 wn versus | Harry Wash- | and. completed Aitnheasoe versus | pionship stake tomorrow. s Gettysburg. versus Detroit—Boston College versus | CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 20.—Pat tick J. Moran. will manage the Cin The |cinnatt National league baseball team a again next year. This was announced fotiowing a meeting of the directors of * Haute — Dayton versus |the club at which it was voted unant- aes = Bist: mously to re-engage the veteran leader, q vf iwaukee Engi- {lt was said Moran would sign bis new ‘, } neering versus Valparaiso: {contract as ston as he returns from ye City ver Decatur — Wabash versus James |thé east. His salary, it was under. | Milltkin. stood, is to be the same as received] on versus ae DesMoines DesMoines versus | in 1922. neserve ve. | Contest $35,000 i Weal ver | Latonia Stakes) | LATONIA, Ky.- Oct. 20--Bunting. | Whitney's crack three }¥ ere yesterday, starters for th 000 Latonla cham. Indications point to a field of ten important features of the great metropolitan papers of New York and Chicago. It carries just as much news as the editions of cities with hundreds of thou- sands of inhabitants; and that news is ALL LIVE NEWS. No cther western newspaper gives you the varied features of this, your own home town produc- tion—a Paper you, can be proud of. A few of the many attra: m9 in the Tribune ars: AA ii) | Is a paper running from 38 to 48 pages with all the = ad = BS Briggs, the country’s leading humorous artist. ~ x Pa.— Pennsylv Swarthmore Princeton Lynchburg, Va Emery Henry versus Dubuque versus | Louisville, sus Louisville. Montana State versus Southwestern. Lexington, Hamline versus St, Rochester versus Brunswick—Rutgers versus | Knox versus Crale- Annap: Johns yersus G. | Adolphus hington. ngfie:d — Springftela versus] wrence versus Be Stevens. linagrove. Pr. - ck Isiand— Monmouth versus Susquehanna Eureka versus cuse versus Pitts- | T Richmond. versus Cen t Aggies. Seattle — Oregon Wr shington. Annap: Academy United States Nayal 2 — Furman versus Ogle Auburn, Ala—Mercer versus Au- us Hoba G, Washington New. Ha rada versus U. Hams — Georgia Tech, | § Andover — Princeton Freshmen vi Portland — Multnomah vegsus ndove Ala. +> Alabama | Gonzago. -Hervard Freshmen ver. 4 | Claremont — Pomona ‘versus Cal- er >. — Wofford ver | {fornia Tech, West. 8 Carolina. . | Boulder — Utah versus Colorado. lottesville, Va.—Y. M. I. ver- | Butte —Montana v sus Virginia. | School of Mines, Charleston, — W. and L. Fr West versus Colorado Aggies. w. | Utah Aggies. versus versus Mt. St. Charles. | | | | | | 8. B, U.°C. ‘Tacoma—€o! Elienburg TO THE HUB CLOTHIERS Cars loaded with BRAND NEW MERCHANDISE rushed to the Hub Clothiers for their biggest sale since entering business in Casper. They brought bar- gains that will completely eclipse any ever offered in Casper. named our own prices. We’ve increased the purchasing power of your dollar overnight. Below we list only a few of the many bargains on sale. $2,000.00 CASH PURCHASE SALE OF Dress Shoes, Work Shoes, High Cut Boots The manufacturer's loss and your gain. Take full advantage of you® opportunity. Men’s Dress Shoes, good quality leather, fMen’s High Lace Boots. $3 50 English and Blucher lasts $3 50 8 inches high, per pair... at Ses 2 Men’s Work Shoes, all leather, extra Leather Sree 2 95 We are agents for L. Douglas Shoes and- POL Dale ....03..,.2.5 ee ees e tary a complete line. Exclusive Casper Representative for W. L/ Douglas Shoes and Oskosk B-Gosh Overalls = — 4 a3 coe W. E. Hill, the great crayon satirist. = = Lafayette, La, — Loyola versus Ky.—Cumberland ver. ~ Marion Institute William and Mary —— Roanoke versus | (ford—Trinity versus Conn. 3 is lege versus Shreveport, La.—Tennesmee 3ed- for, Mass. — Tufts versus | tere | Seen ae eT mpatonky try; 0 or three pages of up-to-the-minute United States Mik | Pacific Coast. : business, oil and financial information; a Hamp: | Peptic si Pada Ted on — Oregan veraus Whit Aggies versus nford versus St. ‘ai'fornia versus ‘sus Montana t Collins — Colorado Springs -— V. P.. 1. ver- Logan — Colorado Mines versus Helena — Montana Wesleyan Los Angeles — Occidental versus ¢0f Puget Sound | Our buyer was in the market at just the right time and made a tremendous cash purchase from hard- pressed manufacturers. They cut and slashed prices unmercifully to turn their stock into cash. An 8-page magazine section containing articles of ‘ecal, national and interttational interest. Fou: pages of comics. = A second news section with automobiles, k theatricals, society, church news and other £ pages. A main news section with two pages of = the best sport news obtainable in the coun- world news over our own leased wire, hot off the telegraph instruments, and every- thing that happens in Casper, ' 8 READ THE Casper Sunday Morning Tribune = “Everybody’s Paper” of Fall and Winter merchandise We practically Bargains Here for Everyone Leather Vests, leather ined Mackinaw Coats, extra well leather sleeve $5.95 made at _ RES oe ee ees e Men‘s Winter Weight Men’s Union Suits with afi woot Union Suite at. “95¢c aie re band, $ n sale a le Men's Winter Weight Shirts and | yen’s Seam 5 less, lg PR. TER were Oma G9E] Socks, ait colors at 12:¢e "=. Men's All Wool Socks Qu ace ‘Coat Sweaters with large 75¢ velues on sale at ___ se _ 2, Se $1.00 [ear $1.95 Men's White Socks me ermal Se OCT SSS ee 2 18e"