Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT fhe Casnez Daily Cribune First in News Of All Events World Results | By Leased Wire | PBQONS CLS HEAMMEIGHT | "yesSONLME A= Says He Is Logical Successor to Dempsey After | , Detroit Bout; “Tiny” Takes Count in The Third Round. I DETROIT, Mich., Jan, 81.— (By | Tor Gibbor ade definite weight boxing title followin t night Herman her ‘ ibbo believ is the man whose record entitles | ck Dempsey has not defended for more ; his belief that there| weather to become warm in tho tender in sight able to | north? y et ler of the National league, de- | ma e GASPER AND DOUGLAS HIGH T0 “Woe will go as far as the district | sive tata battle; the dislike of! Answer—They go south in order ishes in any effort he pugilism, and things | that they may begin to play as well a : ae mei nugilistic; and his fortune, which|as possible on the first day of the , welg f nd that he also | se to throw any light on this pus! 2 as possible on th ‘st day of th Meri N ask rane | f which dif CLASH IN c E GAME TONIGHT: Case, if pasts! light ae =. thrown," | | mi him independent of the fat] season. If they waited to play until i ‘ | t ¥e eta : 5 Prey alan bale purses offered by promoters. the weather became settled in the Mr. He: ‘Our witnesses are awe | north most of the games in the early dining for the 4 4 anf his witnesses and 1 am ready: toigive e i ros ‘RIVER ON | HANDED DEFEA vad a SHH part of the year would not be very ¢ T I an ‘higher up’ if one is Be eet t a ey A A Pitocarsc a ‘ | dion in the wi nce in my power to get | attractive. Playe a ‘ | Jasper high s ’s basketba eg > y ing baseball for not making public . | fich.a. 3 r Defeats Salt Casper high school’s basketball team, home today after fig viessbs 1 for not making! ute Wedding Date Is ee BOX Question—1 like boxing. and every ue e defeats of Lander and Riverton in the last two) ice to be deriding the evidence } night I box with friends. I have eS be! aencetatwe or days, will meet the Douglas high school five at the local} that was obtained. Yet that evidence Selecte . | not good eyesight and want to know me dived Creek, 36 to 6 gym this evening. The game will be called promptly at 8| was sufficient to obtain from O’Con- : || 12 you*have some question to what T could do to put y eyes in o'clock. nell an 4 f his guilt. ; aaievnuactbe ‘ootball, box-| | Shape? : id not wa Little is known concerning the strength of the Converse er the most thor LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31.—May| |ing or any oth mateur or pro: Answer—You should go at once ferr | ‘ ty Sit ch Markley ha ———_— is made by the| 20! will mark the end of Jack Demp-| | fessional sport— a doctor who knows about eyes, 4. t r hree t ‘ Ld 1 : district attorr sey's ring career, the terraination If you want a rule interpretead—| | oculist- He will, help you, but you Sot f ( i , Mea tiats At Hl discovered, iu >| of his ring and business partnership| | I¢ you want to know ahything | | should go at-once. be ht y past and this then be tow o ‘i with Jack Kearns, his manager, and} |apout a play or player— My Ray DPE Dt ieee hebaawe | WUl we be given credit for what we] his second entrance into the state|| Write ‘to John B, Foster, on 5 have done or will we be derided be-| of matrimony, according to his own | | baseball. est” © — Doug that had | r will use the. same men cause we did not obtain more infor-| announcement. ‘That date is the wrenco Perry, on ‘amateur for y Che igh, 19 to 13 ve been in action in recent| mation? the case comes | birthday of his bride-to-be, Wstelle} |s , and the rhe. Glenre dacs, ¢ pion | 5 | to trail 4 © courts and there is. no| ‘Vaylor, film actress. || Pair Play on boxing and other “ ir ndent r t ones | convictio: Wil; it be conceded then The king of the heavyweights of| | professional sports, All are spe- he: t t n 1 that ba andled the situa-|the world has fought his last ring cial correspendents of the Casper perc a. tion a P battle, he declared. He added that| |Tribune, 814 World Bullding, New his retirement from the resin and| | York. vas was at the behest of his If you want a personal reply enclose a stamped, self-addresse¢ Otherwise your ques i be answered in this col- ca - betrothed, who prefers a business = TOSETMARKS school 15 te taasnie| went | t night by deteatins National League Help ptionally cle } Dts ror a husband, | In Scandal Prosecu- SPORT BRIEFS ccc Se out in front the tion Is Pledged. i] oy eer teatiea (Be pd the pair ‘ ; itself in his ansiver to charg: Premier Herriot of G n mili Jan. 81<(By The| insura nape ; ; ra eh S tt | wast few yeats| as well as nestion—What nationhlity is Kia | Pee 31 avis the visitors st in| past years : taristic tendencies. ted ‘Press.)—Paavo Nurmi,| the fire ST. MORITS, Switzerland.—The| uable real estate holding Kaplan the new featherweight cham- failed to t ent { SORWABDY Casper Tribune) | 4 can jockeys, Frank O'Neill,| Angeles. These latter, including aj pion? 7 27M 2 ; - Siara haldatipart NEW YORK, Jar ¥ Bullock and George Archi-| hotel and an apartment house, will|) Answer—He was born in Russia) LONDON.—Pilgrim’s club save a : | brilliant dinner to Frank E : mong th > cillt that organized o will rid be divided between the two, Demp- | d was brought here myer fiv é rites grand prix ove sey said, and the fighter and his e he ice he tomorrow, The stake | manager will go thelr separate ways ill total over $3,500. The mounts Dempsey’s decision to 4q spiked sh ‘tighting game was based “on three retiring as American ambas. the court of St. Charles EB. Hugh: NEW YORK.—Paul Berlenbach, | trict « New York, outpointed Young Tony | ‘nves Marullo, Orleans, in 12 rounds, | brit Connell-Dolan President John A, | will wear sp Last Sunday morning the plain, blunt criticisms of many representative men of Casper regarding the church and.the.preacher were ’ made public by REV. A. E. COOKE from the pulpit of FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. As promised, there was no side-step- i ping, no dodging of the real issue. What was coming to the church the preacher took. It was strong medicine but it did not upset him. He played the game. ‘ It was claimed by many prominent men that the preachers have no message for the man of today; that they are mostly unprac- tical: ignorant of the real needs of men; out-of-date in their thinking; given to platitudes and twaddle in the pulpit. It was also charged that the church is out of touch with modern thought and modern life; antiquated and unscientific in-her teaching; untrue to the Christ-~ ianity of Christ; lacking in leadership; Cowardly in the face of social evil, and a bulwark of modern capitalism, preaching a lop-sided 2 gospel that has no appeal to the average mari. " Is there any answer to these sdrious charges? Is the preacher a fossil perched in a coward’s castle? Has the church proved false to the mission of Jesus? Has she no vital thing that these men need? Or is she still’on the job as the divinely-ordained agency for the fel- lowship, instruction and redemption of the world? If you want to know just which view is right then come and hear REV. A. E. COOKE preach on “WHY MEN SHOULD GO TO CHURCH?” in : Es FIRST CONCRECATIONAL CHURCH (AMERICA THEATER) at 11 o’Clock on Sunday Morning Come and hear the casé for the church. Give the preacher.a fair chance at you, and se¢ if he misses you and hits the wall. PLAY THE GAME, and be at the America Theater at 11 o'clock tomorrow! Pyar reat hid ae z In the last few months in this City of Casper has had its quota of law-breakers and evil-dotrs. Thieves, harlots, gamblers, druhk- irds, bootleggers, drug addicts, thugs, and murderers have claimed the attention of police and press and public. Each and all are a dan- ger to the entire community. The forces of law and order have done their best to curb their activities and bring them to justice. But these are not necessarily the greatest menace to the life of our city. The’ most dangerous individual is still at latge. WHO IS HE? ABET WHERE IS HE? Come and hear a SPECIAL SERMON by REV. A. E. COOKE on : THE MOST DANGEROUS MAN IN CASPER---WHO IS HE? IN THE ODD FELLOWS HALL, SUNDAY, AT 7:30 P. M. THIS CHURCH WANTS AND WELCOMES EVERYONE WHO GOES TO NO OTHER PLACE OF WORSHIP The Congregational Men of Casper Will Make You Welcome aaah oly SARE BE + {ae