Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1924, Page 8

- AGE EIGHT. ’ | lidn't hold the integrity of the of- ficlal timers as above reproa nny, wearing his laurels mode t i says that if he ever again gets iLO TLS (Continued from Page One) irded as somebody. One steer was » severely injured in the champion uip roping contest that termination if its career was expedient. Before te show was over its carass was coviding a feast at the Indian camp. S hay one human contestant went to I 1e hospital—Guy Schultz, of the 101 inch in Oklahoma, who was crush. i when ulp buck: he appropriate 1 sommersaulted backward and ® cove the saddle-horn into the cow thoy’s gbdomen. It was stated at N iemorial hospital today that Schultz, P hile badly hurt, would recover. sd The world's steer-roping record ght) 8-5 seconds, was broken by watohnny Judd of Ponca City, Okla- heoma, when he looped and hog-tied Incis Mexican long-horn in 19 seconds | at, thus bettering the former record ndi) 3-5 seconds. “Top hands,” who ipaor several years had contended that Ia ne 20 3-5 second record probably | fever would be lowered, now are pre c¥.icting positively that Judd's time Ovill never be bettered—that it just e ‘aturally can't be done. They opine pari fact, that they wouldn't belleve Budd's performance legitimate if isshey hadn't seen it personally and SICK WOMAN MADE HAPPY ‘intirely Restored to Health . by Lydia E.Pinkham’s _' Vegetable Compound Y Mart, Texas. —‘‘Thave taken Lydia * =. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ito build me up as was all run- down,nervous and sick. 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BRANNON, 404 Travis Ave., Mart, Texas - | Wyoming Motorway r| On July 25, we will inaug- ,| urate an efficient passen- c| ger service between Raw- s lins and Casper, leaving u} Townsend Hotel Bus De- -| pot at 2 p. m. daily. e Wyoming Motorway Why People Rolin ni dine DF Nd her such break of luck he'll be to tle just a little faster. Judd’s was not the only remark ble performance in the champion- h rer roping. King Merritt of Cheyenne completed the’ hog-tie in 21 3-5 seconds, one tick of the watch ower than the former record, and Mabel Strickland of Fort Worth, ropin: exhibition under onship rules, made the tie in 2-5 seconds. That made her the weman roping champion with sev- ral seconds to spare. The bulldogging, roping, and broncho busiing were so productive of spills, chills and thrills that hard y anybody, discussing them after. vard, was able to agree with any- ods else concerning which made the reatest draft on the emotions. For ive hours from 1:30 until 6:30 o'clock there was hardly a minute that somebody's limbs or life was not in jeopardy. The hospital detachment from Fort Russell were the hardest worked set of “hands” in the arena. Long before the day was over they were administering first ald for ex- haustion to one another. The summary follows. Calf roping—Ben Johnson :28; Ed McCarty no time; Lee Gilford no time; Barton Carter :29; Lawrence Rodgers no time; George Champie 28 3-5; M. W. Nichols no time; Vern Elliott no time; Jack Colller :56; King Merritt no time; H. L. Herion 39; Herman Roark :38 3-5; E. Pardee ; Chester Byers :27 2-5; Lee 24 Lon Moore 1:08; Herman Heathér- 23 Robinson John Bratton ington :41; Barney Hopkins :29; Her- bert Meyers :28 1-5; Floyd Moore no time. + Ladies cowpony race—Lorena Tri- ckey first, Donna Glover Marian Armstrong third. Indian Buck race—Long Horn first, Little Bear second, Bonnie Kil- ler third. Cowgirls bucking contest—Flor- ence Fenton on Zip, Mabel Strick- land on Senator, Prairie Lily Allen on High Power, Louise Hartwick on Going South, Opal Wood on Satan, Loretta Butler on Poson, Ethel De- Armon on High Tower and on Down he Alley Sue two rides, Lorena key on Sixthy-nine Brownie, Marie Gibson on Zip. Bulldogging contest—Harry Bow- les :26 3-5; King Merritt 58; Frank Smith Pardee second, ; Roy Quick :14 3-5; ; Jack Collier :33 3-5; like Hastings : 3 1-5; Jack Reese Locket, no time; Jim Massy 3-5; Slim Caskey .14 45; Tom McKinney no time; E. L. Herion :28 4-5; N. F. Butler no time; Soapy Williams :10 2-5; Pat Ryan 221; Piney Gist :21 1-5; Sam Bowden no time; Jimmy Shannon no time; Earl Thode no time; Billy Kingham Cowboys potato race—Buddy Sterl- ing and Roy Quick tied for first. Cowboys relay race. Pruitt string first, Walters string second, Martin string third. Cowboys fun race: Barton Carter first, Lee Robinson secénd, Jack Brown third, Cowgirls relay race: Lorena Trick- ey first, Mabel Strickland second, Bonnie Gray third. Steer roping contest—Jack Mc- Caleb :37 1-5; King Merritt :21 3-5; ; ; Ben Johnson :24 3-5; B. Pardee .44 2.6; Eddie McCarty :46 4-5; Fred Beson no time; Billy Kingham no time; Roy Kivett :41; John Judd :19 (record); Bob Crosby 2 Lio: Saunders no time; Chester Byers :26 Riley Burgess :46 2-5; Frank Arnold no time; Phil Yoder 2 minutes default; Ray Bell Mabel Strick land, exhibition, :24 2 Roman Standing Race: Lorena Trickey first, Martin second, Pruitt third. Cowboys. 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Ditch Fos ot CHICAGO—Chicago, Gary, Ind.,| born in the~White House, April 3, We vet it because we give the ter on Lightning, Charlo Irwin on vege ey tare bashed tg and nearby citfes will become center | 1842, granddaughter of John. Tyler, g g Limber Knee, Lee Sepulveda on Black ork CULT SOR NECA yneCeten ts of the steel industry as a result of) tenth president. service, Diamond, Johnnie Meggart on Scor Tho hope of the defense ts for the the federal trade commission's ruling <q) pion (spilled), Floyd Stillings on killers to emerge alive, but impris- against the Pittsburgh—plus method| Expert watch anda jewelry repair Brown Jug, Bob Askins on Cork oned; the goal of the prosecutor to of price fixing, steel men sald. ing. Casper Jewo'ry Co. 0-8 Bidg. Serew; Powder River Thompson ‘on see them hanged. It is for imprison- \ aa ee SSeS Flash, Perry Ivery on Dam ri ment that the millions of the par- know, Guy Schultz on Billy Hell ents are to be spent. They ask only (spilled), J. Miller on Gr ed Light that their boys’ lives be spared. Sond TRAIN ; } ning, Norman Gowan on Louisana (Continued from Page 1) But whatever the outcome the fu-| Wilbur J. Tubbs, “native son’ of SCHEDULES Lou, M. L. Ward on Strong Bov/ Detroit was sentenced without a trial] ture is noe too bright for the| Wyoming and proprietor of the Ohiceo & Northweateen (spi Ante-|to hang. young men, The mental powers so| Little Brick Confectlonery store, has Westbound Arrives Depara * | lope, ight (re-}| Should Loeb and Leopold be ord-|early displayed that marked these| announced himself as a candidate|§ No. 603 2:05 ride), High, |ered to the gallows after the final] youths ag intellectual supermen|for election for the office of justice || No. 613 ape | Floyd ¢ « Back how of their psych’ ts and at-| when barely beyond adolescence are|of the peace of district 2, in the Re- Baarhounl Departs ompany (spilled), Phil Yoder on Old Dad, Red | torneys, Attorney Darrow has inti-| doomed either to extinction or to al publican primary in August. Nea hang 5:30 p. m MacDonald on Bear Creek, (spilled),| mated that the legal battle would go|confinement that will of necessity] Mr. Tubbshas a wide acquaintance Qulcago, Burlington & Quiney George Mullen on Black Thundor,|at once to the state supreme court.|dull all of their brilliance. A few|in this city having been born and Eastbonnd arr! | Bob Askins on Birds Eye (reride)| ach step of the way is being bul-| weeks will mark the end of the first}reared in this. county. He is an|j No 83 -—-. sd Devarts Howard Tegland on Prancing Laz,|warked for possible openings that|stage of the battle to save the two| overseas boy, has ben identified in oh ’ ‘ Billy Wilkinson on Nigger Killer might. be used in the ease of a denth| lives demanded in payment for that|the business world of Casper since S. | Wild Hor e—Red MacDonald A penalty. While the state is building} of Robert Franks, The other stages| finishing school and feels well quall s first, J, Miller second, Maddox third, what it belleves to be an impene- lof the fight might extend over a fied. to perform the duties involved.