Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 26, 1925, Page 5

ee THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1925 Che Casper Daily Tribune ADDITIONAL NEWS OF SPORTS Three Yankee Huglers , CHEYENNE IN CAGE FINALS Will Battle Greeley Tonight in Hoop Tournament. GREELEY, Colo., March | 26.— Cheyenne, Wyoming, high and the Greeley Teachers’ College high will meet here tonight in the finals of Mountain Interscholastic | basketball tournament. Both teams have come through the tourney un- defeated. Last night's scores were: Cheyenne, Longmont, Colo., 14 College High, 25, Rock Springs, Wyo., 7. Billings, Montana, 34; Murray, Utah, 19. Monroe, Utah, 36: Loveland, Col., 23. Cardinals And Browns Victors ST. LOUIS, March 26.—St. Louis major baseball teams, the Americans and the Nationals, added a victory each to their exhibition credit in yes- terday’s games. The Browns won 4 to 2 from the Buffalo Internationals at Palmetto, Fla. The Cardinals defeated Kansas City, 4 to 3, at Stockton, Cal. IF BAGK HURTS FLUSH KIDNEYS When your kidneys hurt and your back feels scre, don’t get scared and proceed to load your stomach with a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and Irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your bowels clean, by flushing them with a mi'g, harmless salts which helps to renove the body's urinous waste and stimulate them to their normal activity. The function of the kidneys ts to filter the blood. In 24 hours they strain from it 500 grains of acid and waste, so we can readily understand the vital importance of keeping the kidneys active. Prink lots of good water—you can’t drink too much; also get from any pharmist about four ounces of Jad Salts. Take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast each morning for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This fa- mous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for years to help clean and stimulate clogged «idneys; also to neutralize the acids in the s?stem so they are no longer a source of irritation, thus often relieving bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive; can not injure; makes a delightful efferves cent lithia-water drink which every- one should take now and then to help keep their kidneys clean and active. Try this; also keep up the water drinking. and no, doubt you will wonder what became of your kidney trouble and backache. By all means have your physician ex- amine your kidnneys at least twice a year.Ady. The new Moon came to Casper on Saturday SESE Here are three “straightaway” now in training at St Petersburg . 3 {ae pitchers with the New York Yankees, Fla They are Waite Hoyt. Sam " ft to right, in Jones and Bob Shawkey shown ip the above photo from le! the order named Manager Huggins expecte much from the trio this season BOXING TODAY OKEH, MULDOON DECLARES BY HENRY L. FARRELL (United Press Sports NEW YORK, March Press}—Honesty, cour: tence and decision are given as the essentials in a first class referee by William A, Muldoon, senor mem ber of the New York Boxing Com- mission, while discussing the com- plaints made about some of the de- cisions given after contests In New York. “A good referee,” he sald, “must be able to see, to think and to act simultaneously, what to do or he shouldn't be the ring. The most essential thing though ‘is to do something and do it quickly. Nothing will destroy con- fidence so quickly as indecision.”’ No one in the boxing game today, has had a broader or more varied expertence in boxing that William A. Muldoon. Perhaps no one knows the ins and outs and the tricks and traps of the game as intimately as he does He has been associated intimately with the game for fifty years and in that time ‘he fighting game has heen at its worst and at its best, and he believes that the me is in bet- ter condition now than it has been previously. Muldoon is perhaps the finest Physical speciman for his years in the United States. He is older than Major Koehler, the physical culture expert at the United States Military Academy, who is sald to be the fine: built and best preserved soldier in the world. “Muldoon has kept his body young and has retained a very youthful mentalit: y the cleanest of living. You can't keep a first- class brain functioning in a third class frame. There have been complaints about some of the decisions that have been given recently in New York. Some blamed decisions that did not meet with their individual approval upon incompetence of the referees and | the judges. 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Our stock is Brodie Rubber Co. lnc} Phone 1203 Of course, it must | be taken for granted that he knows | in | proach, it must be recalled in justice to the New York Commission and its officials, that no one has ever been able to quote the flimsiest bit of evidence that a wrong decision has ever been given deliberately or maliciously by a set of New York officials, When a contest ma ends without a ed superiority to the credit of one of the boxers, there always will be a division of opinion. This has been shown time after time by the ers on bouts that ended officially in a draw. Of fifteen written opinions | by reporters who are supposed to have judgment as competent as that of the officials, five may say that it was a draw, five will say that one boxer was entitled to a shade and five w’ that the other boxer won. his percentage may not be accurate in all cases, but it js very seldom that the boxing writers will agree even among them- Selves. Veteran boxing writers have been attacking the modern system of hav- ing decisions given by a referee and two judges and they maintain that the officials of the present day are not as competent as the referees of years ago like Siler, White, Kelly and other famous ring men. “I feel that Iam qualified to com- pare the off'ctals of the presert ‘day with the referees of the old school,’ Muldoon said, “I feel that I am more competent to pass an opinfon than some of the reporters who know of the old officials only by reputation, After fifty years of ex- perience I feel that I am correct in saying that the best referees of the present day are just as competent, just as honest and just as efficient as those of years ago. lect nd A.A. U. MAT TOURNEY ON STILLWATER, Okla., March 26, —More than 60 athletes were ready for the opening today of a National 4 wrestling tournament at the Oklahoma A and M college. In- dividual champions in eight weights as well as team champions will be named, Finals will be held tomor- row night. The entries include wrestlers from the Oregon A and M college and the Los Angeles Athletic club. — to regain Strength oa ~—brings joy to you and your friends. ‘VERY man, woman and child wants to have strength and correct weight. It means the joy of living. To be minus strength and underweight often proves low fighting-power in the body. It often means you are minus nerve- power, minus red cells in your blood, minus health, minus vitality. It is serious to be minus, but the moment you increase the number of your red-blood-cells, you degin to become plus. That's why 8.8.8., since 1826, has meant to thousands of underweight men and women a plus in their strength. Your body fills to the point of power, your flesh becomes firmer, the age lines that come from thinness disappear, You look younger, firmer, happier, nnd you feel it, too, all over your body. 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NEW YORK, March 2 t enthusiasts throughout the country | will follow the first annual south-| western relay races with the keenest sort of interest, The success of these games, which will be held at Houston, Texas, un der the sponsorship of Rice Insti- tute—John W. Heisman, the ath- letic director being the spirit in the project—will depend upon the way in which members of the conference get back of. the| scheme. Hearty co-operation in the way of} entrance athletics and jn attendance will put this meet over and cause it to stand out among the important | track and field events of the coun- tr | moving | } | TLORIZONTAL. ition used to show own- The writer realizes that it is a] © pretty tough job to get a relay meet| ,* bout started, but the need has been ap-| {' Hiei Parent in this section and it was| 17° clear that someone had to make the| {4° yale start. So Rico has undertaken the| |) Adlo Roc task. Ihe g, shcenne tax cles In the way of resources, there is| first a wery fine Rice spirit, which| was signally exemplified on the foot- ball gridiron last fall and ‘ond there is the city of Houston with its 200,000 population with a superb climate for early trainin a and me ment of Romans, Het ew name for God. Half an er One f the notes sung to SPORT BRIEFS| A cur. The current of No. 17 vertical. (See picture.) Danny Kramer, of Philadelphia, | 44 Il in running No. 10 hor knocked out Eddie Weyganat, New. castle featherweight in three rounds 42 at Youngstown, Ohi 44 colored a 46. punishment, Lew Paluso of Salt Lake City | 4s on an island. (Past proved in New York last night that he is better as a lightweight than] 59. as a featherweight, despite the fact fence of equilibrium of forces. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Some of the words in this puzzle center. There are other radio terms, long from listening in. yYERTICAL, 1, Hither's partner. Dies aw Trouble, A Christmas carol nter’s measure, fo approach; close station. The atmosphere. Assault. Pronoun. To be misty. To secure a station. Direction of African stations, You and J, See pleture, Far away See pictur See picture. An era Male child. Dined. The bottom bloks, Play on words, To cast off a sweetheart, ends of pulley Upon, above. Abbr. of company, 10. Narrative poetry, 41. ¥ very one. Sixth note In scale (pl.) Almost a donkey. 46. River in Italy. ‘7. Preposition of place. 49. To accomplish ——— NEGRO, 104, finish of the New York doubtedly won the judges an un- opinion. SOLUTION Answer. to Young Jake Schaefer did not want the opening, or break shot in the game. against Erich Hagenlacher in which he shattered all tournament records by running out a 40) point game from spot. Hagenlacher later told friends that he as well as Schae- fer tried to avoid winning the bank, but that Schaefer won by a fraction of an inch, “Never again,” said Hagenlacher, “shall I try to miss the bank. That inferior piece of strategy was the turning point for both of us and doubtless had much to do with Schaefer’s phenomenal spurt during remaining games.” Yesterday's Puzzle East and wert will meet in the national interscholastic basketball tourney of the University of Chi next week, with the latest including Torrington high, Connecti cut champion, and Clarkston, Wash. ington. Thirty-one teams have sig nified taeir intention to compete. LORD CURZON ago entries Appointments Are Made By Pres. Coolidge WASHINGTON, March 26.— Thomas F ocodlock of New York was given a recess appointment by President Coolidge s a member of the Interstate C eree Com LONDON, March 26.—(By the} Fccion, Asociated Press).—The highest tri bute possible for the sh nation} waswmnc to offer to the memory of one of Its] 0G writs statesmen | was paid to the|° 1 : : late Marquis of Curzon when f : - eral services were held In Westmin ster Abbey, attended by the rep ‘ resentatives of three kings, four queens, the British prime minister, | |* assist cabinet members, leading states: | 1) “2 Poe Oe men and foreign ambassadors. duties, Gbisis nberipet an AvcupmetsOr omy tron). 4 to Eliot Wadsworth about April 1. Kedleston Hall, Lord Curzon esa stoma cestral home in Derbyshire, brought from Carlton House Ter race to the ancient abbey In a motor hearse, which was followed by other INDIGESTION motors, carrying Lady Curzon, Lord Curzon's three daughters and other relatives. | A detachment of mounted police headed the funeral processior , arrived at the abbey § chimes of Big Ben, in the t | the parliament building r hour of 11:30, ‘The abbey with representatives of | F F U of the British public. | reacts coma teen chew a few Pleasant Tablets Instant Stomach Relief! TWO WOMEN FOUND SLAIN that he lost a ten-round decision (This word in the singular is to Sid Terris, once conridered a ar io fans worst enemy.) worthy contender for the division] 52. ‘Therefor title vacated by Benny Leonard. —= Several newspaper men gave the ma jority of the rounds Paluso, a hard hitter and almost as fast as PUZZLE the flashy Terris, but the last round = IS BURIED CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 26. — Funeral services were held here on Wednesday for Charles Burke, rie- gro, who is sald to have been 104 years oid. Burke Is survived by a widow, Important to All Women Readers of This Paper Thousands upon thousands of wo- men have kidney or bladder trouble and never suspect it. Women's complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney trouble, or the result of kidney or bladder disease, If the kidneys are not in a heal- hy condition, they may cause the other organs to become diseased. 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You can purc! e medium and large bottles at all drug stores.—Adv. he | & Suggestions b 4 Smisors | | “Why I Can See as Good | |}as When I Was a Boy!” WE FITTED HIM HERE WITH THE RIGHT LENSES DPSmMisor JEWELER AND }OP TOMETRIST 130 EAST SECONDS PHONE 900 2 ___5 The new Moon is here CHICAGO, March wo wo: | men, one 65 years old, and the other | the mother of eight children, were | found slain here, | Mrs. Rose Langaro, had been stabbed with a butcher knife, by | her husband, the police said ner | af children told them. The husband,| {netant retiet trom gourness, gases Charles Langaro, is being sought. | or acidity of stomach; from indiges- Charles Meeker, a nephew of Mrs.| tion, Matulence, palpitati head rie Krittn! who welghed| ache or any stomach distress. more than 200 pounds, and John 10 moment you chew a few Evers, a boarder, were taken into|"Pape’s Diapepsin” tablets your custody after Mn Kittner was) stomach feels fine Correct your found dead in her home, her skull! digestion for a few cents. Pleasant! crushed. Harmiess! Any drug store, PAGE FIVE be used every day by all classes of 0 citizens and the churches, only one day of the week, one sy r point- i } Jed out that the community building | will probably be of more general benefit than the churches. The good done by such an institution will ship more any inducement that — could be put forward by the (Continued From Page One) churches themselves, he said. 000 in Casper for the structure," Mr | Thomas Cooper was elected chair- Durham said. man of which was open- W. O. Wilson, also of the commit-|ed by P. yren, chairman tee, recounted how the commitiee|of the community committee. Final has investigated all available sit»s | decision as to whether the city park and finally decided that the city | shall be the siie is now in the hands park would be a most logical selec-| of the city ciuncil tion, “The present park ts for park purposes,” he are several other sites for parks on the outskirts of the city that would be more appropriate for recreation grounds. We'want to make the com. | WALL STREET tectural beauty whieh would be | possible in a cramped area.” i} Wilson proposed at the ran D of the me at & it t-} 7 tee of representative cit pointed to inyestigate Rx-governor Brooks then mé motion that the city park be sele NEW YORK, March as the site, Mord discussion follow: rene Oe: Sts ag i Mr. Wilson read a communication | *788 that ha on Wal from the trustees of the First Pres. | Street bond and houses byterian church opposing such use| fOr months re ed that the bands of the city park on the grounds that | ployed slight of he it would congest Casper’s church s from mes center. Another communication he ains and cle read favored a structure in the downtown section on the grounds n are that it would serve a larger num heft of ber of people and that membership wauld be more easily attainable sapect Among possible sites sug total of more than was the end of Center stree $200,000. The messenger boys have ponent of the park site declared that | been absolved of url: the Center street location should be | ties valued at $5 been re reserved for the state capitol build. | covered. ing in case that structure is moved to Casper. E at Since the community building will Hoffhine’s. | TRY IT ONCE ~ One Sweet’s Rodeo Bar calls for another! Enjoy a Rodeo to- day—and tomorrow you'll find you can’t get through the after- noon without one. Nor should you! It’s good for you—chuck full of health and energy. Ask wherever good candy igs sold, EVERY BITES A DELIGHT You Know It's Gead Because It's Made By SWEET’S « SALT LAKE “The Home of Real Good Candy See this odel In our show window, you'll see the kind of a bathroom you-have always wanted. Spotlessly white fixtures, easy to clean and keep clean! A home health resort! You'll be amazed at the moderate cost, too, Come in for complete information. 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