Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 1922. Firstin News — Of All Events TOWEL SAVES HEMPLE FROM SLEEPING POTION {N) |": Suites Fee | —_ 2" NORTHWESTERN } You PRESENT Nour HE Gives You THs —— (1s Tars ‘fouls NAME APEUICA TAR SE ere os elon eae Yessir. | WHAT 1S Youn - | TT. To >: How MUCH .You S5IR- MIDRE NAME i SEVENTH PERKINS RETAINS H | Lis Spry” LAND RESEMBLE THE we NONE) WHERE 1's YouR . : | eEPRR! > PHOTOGRAPH Yeo ore BiRta Create ~ ees Wu WHY ARE On = : j { aes eon) PLENaR / sad Europe f Blanket Policy Against In- Boxer-Wrestler Outclasses Heavier Opponent in Grid Receipts ae sae 5 a juries Govers Squad for Ring Battle; Kid Lee Showers St. Clair With Vote te Near | : Gloves and Wins Clean-Cut Decision East Relie f - Harvey Perkins, boxer-wrestler, still ranks as the heavy- weight boxing champion of the Rocky Mountain region, ‘the par oay ors ast argument over the question having been settled last t night at the Elks’ club via the hammer and tongs route when big Jack Hemple, battered and bleeding, was ved from a knockout in the seventh round by a flag of truce in the form may be said, had gcod reasor : CASPER GRID WARRIORS WILL | HOLD UP Your vPHOLD'N SPoRyT \' oo ee Golf Rated As es 6c sure Business Asset “ oO CHICAGO, Oct. 25.—The- entire |Northwgetern football team has be policy, ‘Dana M .Evans, director 0: |athletics, announced today. Terms o* insured against injury by! a blanket the policy assure the university a fixed sum for every player injured taken ii during the football seaso. They also provide fifty per cent add tional sum for every playeg sent to the aospital Con pensation have. already bee, recefed for five broken noses. THATS ALO ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.—Golf is » NEXT t ceeding liquor as a commercial a . RiGHT HAND & CONSTITUTION oF BAT i E Do You Sovemnry TH NITED STATES Rife tee Gs eo } Swear To- “Mowe -- Ge-at “ BIRTH: CERTIFICATE So HELE meets to salesman, according to Vincent L. HOME FIELD | on ~ fe z ‘oO turing company here today. Golf is a is Y ap . . % commercial asset and=has taken the Greybull will be Casper high scholo’s next football op- place of liquor,” he said. “Where ponent, the game being scheduled for 3 o’clock Friday after- ce gees Segond apm noon at Athletic park. This will be the first invasion of Cas- haters pesbionion: he flow fs esta per by a team from the Big Horn basin this season and the Fshing friendly relations onthe go: ork of. the northerners will be watched with interest. The formation of a football league lst year by the schools in that! TIGERSTAAN ———— FOR AIG BIME. It look With Her state has done much te lards of the game and more Interest in] 4 ame through the | mie in good shape; ly put the same team Friday, sc rnumates iat oromned “| RabbivE FO0 Racing. = ; Meeting -of Empire City Racing as Western goal for Minnesota's second | sociation, at Yonkers. ‘ Pep: 1 gine he field ; s been No. 13 cn the | and on to the field of play. Mabini. 6 ‘Seuntnckip! Sectey club. football squad The rabbit foot worked success: | touchdown, he. lost the oval. with a gan howling, At tim Goph, at Latona. faid to"be a lady fully for over hat the game, as QicCreery and the Minnesota Meetiy ¢ Maryland ‘Pair ‘associa the -color at a ma pier. 2 : ‘ more finished brand. of cumstances, pr McCreery tors through the North- | coaches have not yet decided whit | tion ae Cares kins shipped more once and Y : ‘ootball to pass to the Greybull ° r os We: 01 ntly and taeck- 9 © halfback wi re Hate Bench: Show. snothar Bath v bodily from|Mid-Season Grind On at ails to ase with a rabbit foot t stern Ine consistently and tie! nuf.or the halfback will Wear Show. tfiined for Evanston and he carried, | 16d fiercely on tke defense. But | against Ohio State here next*Sat- a clinch. Big it with"him throughout the trip | ag McCreery tore over the North- of his time on the fic Perkins opened the Hemple’s face v rocked his hi PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. 25.—The e tur in a corner:and| Princeton football squad is making hed what was brought to] the usual mid-seasor arations ‘for its first hard test of thi being the coming battle with he University ble at Evanston last which gave Northwestern a 7 to of Chicago on Saturday. The 9 to 0| defeated b., and Laramie. t of last year at the hands of}The Arm ation ‘ ae tle with Minnesota has been sOived. is The story is told in the failure of = » day game should draw = Chicago {s still stinging the memories gest crowd of the year. fee craton orevee HS te of Tiger footbali men, lowing: Cheyenne 1 the last home| Honally tntueky 18. = Chicago will start the game a de-| same of the season with Billings. The| _ Side the start of the season Me. ' cided favorite, football fans at Prince. | Montana sck wa of jabs andlton declare, although the Tigers'|&00d bi punches and kept St. Ciair on his] green team has kept all comers from| C086 E Suard until the bout ended. ‘They| its goal line thus far this season, Cas ’ rt ffective in wearing down] princeton alumni from New York| Sheridan at Ss! y S Sh — ‘i s s bounced eff! and Philadelphia will accompany the | 9% uccess own = f E ‘ e y to glance off an | team to Chicago to attend the na PN FE ay 4 ° ¥ equally smooth head and he lacked) tional convention of alumni, which m3 In Golf Club 3 ‘ the hook which might have sent St.| roets there Friday and Saturday. Secret Practice 4 ? . < . Princeton With Chicago Battle Coming Up. Annual show of Mobile Kennel club : the reSt of the year at Mobile, Als. s. Following hermopolis ag Armis which son, will Nan RA ‘Unlucky 13. After a slow start Lee corked a fusilla: puts out a me is anticipated." |** Bpeless Eden” A, sake ape eee na Edun’. The entire lot of 8,000 tickets allot he scored neavily by landing the only! toq to ‘Tiger rooters has heen sold. Shean: diqws. Begins at Towa CHICAGO, Oct. 25.—The Bod 0% St. Clair seemed content to keep Dink country club at Highland Park, , steht lett ehe covered and attempted to weaken Lee i Iil., has proved the success of its with kidney punches when they meg 1 its “Eveless Eden," C. EB, Kalstrom, in the clinches u IOWA CITY, ‘Towa, Oct, 25.— who has been re-elected president, Lee, it was announced, will meet dows. Ost {48 FOr . r 4 the first time t announced today, The club on No- Walt Walters in the next boxingyeard ze ton Yousthe x on the Elks’ winter program. Walters pat ag hak vember 11 last.year, voted to exclude hails originally «from Colorado, where} Obabh sHidwasd Is it any wonder that men are flocking to this store? They find that the values we aie offering cannot be duplicated anywhere. All our clothing is skilfully tailored, choi¢e fab- rics, new colorings and smart patterns. x 300 roinen from the club except on spo- . preparing ‘his| cial occasions, . ne ; Z ince re-ente: he game he 1 e chiinces on an up until the change of policy to taken on battlers in this and’ other| f) boas Bpecpas sidfeyie has antl "thes sae mene Dolay. | the club strictly. a golf club, ident Karlstrom, said. The 1ge also made ‘\possible to dis- © with some of the convention- states. S Last night's card was staged before one of the largest crowds of fight fans}, yw YORK, ever assembled in Cagpe:. A. E. Stir- rett, who refused yesterday as the third man in the nounced as the referee the bouts and was forced to answer the call. Eye, the mother of the human race, Marshall cf New Yor! -|{s buried according to a very old Je-| jes cf dress and expenses of elab- to serve! pion of the United States, and Edward gend at a spot about north of e social program’ were reduced. ns, WaS+@N-/ Lasker of Chicago; winner of the re-|Jedda. in Arabia. Her reputed tomb} Now the men can wear their old the start of/ cent masters’ tournament, have signed |i8 of enormous length, belng nea golf clothes and golf to their heart's ticles of agreement fo play a cham-| 400 feet jong by ten broad. It/is nov at and the membership limit Pionship match of 1§ games for $5,-|{n the possession of the Mohamme-, has been reached and there is an im list, according to $17.00 $19.00 $24.00 $29.00 - Values that cannot be duplicated at this price anywhere. as 260 Fine Overcoats $20.00 $29.50 $34.50 Worth. at least one-third more than we are asking. }000. 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