Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 1, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO AIWANS FAILS AS LOW TA TAMER MEAT EATERS INE | LONG SCORE: Girls Camp Fund Stands at Ab at About $500 Today as} * Result of Baseball Riot and Burlesque; tks Parade Is Big Feature of Game. | ‘The Kiwaninns may have some food stuff In the way of baseball ma- terial but they are no Lion tamers as was shown at the high school ath- letic yesterday afternoon when the ym the jungle! b tore up things the long end of re soft footed their meat ail on the t Part of the time the r it and part of the tir the fourth and 8 er team st| place in some} riot of colors dis-| ath the sun, the] appearance auch n on before and {hood {t will never le with his costume espe- the Congo 1 with advance Casper Rodeo for the} amples of | e park yes-| makes no| ld lose their reasoning The game opened with some real by each team. Foley and ea for th were in like nians beginning of h r one man had been , another had been ped from further cele- and were st 1 their next time at the bration stick, Hoffhine, who had been playing eatch during five innings with any: one he could get to throw the ball to him, took a notion in the sixth that he would mix in the game, and he did with the result that the only home run hit of the game was made by the Kiwanian. Another wearer of COLUMBIA HAS ALL FUN PROGRAM FOR NEW BILL , showed that the} go Starting tonight the Billy Maine | company will offer “Oh Doctor,” a} musical farce good whol nica high-c novel y brim full of n And with a mu-/ i plete with | cialties and “Oh Doc- | comedy in| much un ver fact the pro y will be an al] rove a winner for the ‘Tur Wau Know Famous REC {ON CINRS OF THE 1Fr Dook AUTHOR Tonic Pills The Old Reliabl Remedy for Building Up the System, Nervous Dis- orders, Insomnia, etc. Neglect of sleepleweness, depres The treatment is working wonders in aso as my case 1s about thirty'cight years at to|f de Casper Daily Cridune boards through the crowd for the sum| Lions; considerable changes later in| | 6f 50 cents each. The results showed game. at the grandstand too. Half the The Lineups. crowd was composed of the citizens} ptons—’ Kiwanis— pri jee Young America who got all the roe, if Allely, as, p (©) kick out of the game that could pos-|van Burgh, 2b |Surran, 3b Ibly be got out of it? ab .|Neilson, If, p About $500 was taken in on the fF s |Free, 1b, p | game yesterday. This amount will Dickensheets, 1b |Hoffhine, If go toward the financing of the girls’ McMillan, rf Tessen, If j camp to be held in the Casper moun- Kammon, 1b Morgan, rf + | tains for three weeks beginning June|Hopper, cf Black, rf M. Foley, p (©) |‘White, 2b | The score of the game was as/Phillips, c Dobb, ¢ follows: Bartle, coach |outien, pe R.H.E Griebel, p 5-18 14 ? seh 0-12 7 Kiwanians;_Foley_and_ Phillips _for | Harned Bros. Phone 240. the “K" who was on brought in by the long-dista which Hoffhine had giver base was tickat pill. | When the game had lasted an hour| and a half, the players tried the spell-binder's art of injecting a little humer into the entertainment please the crowd, some members of! which were ening to the call of dinner. Th 2 then on, alt sidered it a tr The Kiwantans to | edy before that time. hanged their pitch-| hanges {ts colors. showed their teeth. up r end of the score hreatened to get unwieldy been whispered about that anis players had taken the th seriously ould not have ign ny of def That would have intentions of which was to furnish | the crowd which hi tickets for the occasion, and even | thus {t is acknowledged that if there | are good players in the there are also good 1 the Lions. The game alled at the end of the sixth inning, and the] score 1s the only thing the world knows of the merit o! Music, mirth and mad- ntributed toward the suc- of this feature of the afternoon's tertainment. Ticket salesmen were busy distributing the white card- Is all amatter of taske MAN can kiss a cow if he wants to—after all it’s mobody’s business but his own. A man can use valve cups, that fail to deliver the goods, | year after year—his own pock- | etbook is the one that suffers. For 15 years oil men every. | where have known the name — | Darcova as 2 mark of the valve cup that wears longer and pumps more oil. ‘Those who buy valve cups with the miltimate cost in view are boos of Darcova, Those who prefer to flew cents at the time of buyi ‘waste labor, ciland money at the time ef using, arc satisfied with substitutes. e's all a matter of taste. GIVEN AWAY | THE CHOICEST FAIR VIEW LOT Dobbin Realty Co. 237 South Center St. PIGGLY WIGGLY WHC Qveritie DLoorlit Grand Opening STORE NUMBER 2 SATURDAY, JUNE 2 13TH ST. and CY AVENUE |PIGGLY WIGGLY for/ hold furniture at reasonable prices.| Foley _and Phillins for! Harned Bros. Phone 240. TY Jee]. the first” fruits of With fe Here’s the truly economical way to enjoy the very earliest berries —to serve all of the season's long-~waited fruits to a delighted family. You can easily make one portion of these new fruits and berries go all the way round the table, by serving them atop a dish of crisp, tasty Shredded Wheat Biscuit and cream. Try itnow, while fruits are still a surprise addition tothe menu. Fruits or berries and ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF LUCKY’S MARKET 742 CY AVENUE (Next Door to the Piggly Wiggly) Saturday, June 2 WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF VEGETABLES, FRUITS, WIGWAM BREAD AND PASTRY, LIVE OR DRESSED POULTRY, “We Make Penny Change.” Just received a shipment of house-| and effectively pladed cut-outs. trimmings. arrangements. street wear. $9.00 Smart New Sandals Two style features of the season are stressed in these delightful Sandals—pleasing color They come in white with green trim- mings and beige suede with brown Charming, too, are their various clever strap Very dashing, for sport or FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923. Why do so many buy their meats at Meyer bros.? There is a reason—SERVICE. Quality and Quantity COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF The following are a few of our prices for the best: Pork Chops, Ib...... 25 OE Loin Roast, Ib Lean Pork Roast, lb Spare Ribs, lb......... Prime Rib Rolled Roast, 1 Boiling Meat, lb. Pot Roast, Ib.. Corned Beef, Ib. Smoked Hams, lb California Hams, 1b. Sugar-Cured Bacon, lb. Sliced Bacon, lb. Pure Lard, lb... 2-lb. pail Pure Lard 5-lb. pail Pure Lard 10-lb. pail Pure La 50-lb. pail Pure Lard.. Meyer Brothers Market PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING THE NORRIS CO. MEATS AND PROVISIONS Largest Market In the State WHOLESALE—RETAIL 129 East Second Street Phone 12 NORTH CASPER BRANCH Corner H and Durbin Streets ne HOME RENDERED SPECIAL LARD 5 Ibs. for 10 Ibs. for. 50 lbs, for... Phone 2207 Bring Your Buckets Best Creamery Butter, Ib...... sees Fresh Pork Hams, lb Fresh Pork Shoulders, 1b. Going to Take Your Vacation Soon? You'd better put a couple or three new Shirts in your grip before you start, We've Shirts at all prices, in Madras, Percale, Poplin, Bal- loon Cloth and Silks. They’re stylish and comfortable, too. All the latest shades. $1.50 and Up OHA 142 East Second St. Phone 474 GRAND OPENING SATURDAY RUSSELL’S New Delicatessen PUBLIC MARKET New Bakery, New Fountain, New Cafe Do you fish? Do you hunt? Do you pienic? Have you a car? If so, you need something to take your hot or cold foods with you. Here it is— THE THERMOPAK In order to celebrate the opening of our new place, we are going to sell you SATURDAY ONLY A $2.00 Thermopak For 30 Cents This offer goes with the purchase of one quart of ase cream, cottage cheese, potato salad or baked eans. ONE TO A CUSTOMER ONLY RUSSELL’S New Delicatessen PUBLIC MARKET Ir’s CLEAR SOFT AND PURE. Order by the case or 5-gallon bottles, HILL CREST WATER WE DELIVER 426 East Second St. Phone 1151