Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 10

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FARRELL } (United Pr Sprots Editor.) {United s the sixth n ploneers. of American sports who have died re-| cently as all sport n want. to finish—active to te end In a comparatively short s ‘ of time, Pop Geers, Percy Hau | § August Belmont, Julius Fleisch } mann, John M. Ward and Walter | i Camp reached the end of creditable} and useful careers | qi It {s unusual that within a few D months, Walter Camp, the father of j football and the guiding genius of ' Yale's gridiron, and Percy Haugh- , ton, the founder of the Harvard foot t ball system, have died suddenly. The \ end of both-found them in the 1 ness. Haughton succumbed in t u dressing room at Columbia f few minutes after he had lef ' team and Camp was found de | his bed during a meeting football rules committee a oe he had served for ye IT . \ Fate seemed to have spared Wal| Lurns in Best Score ' ter Camp until it « 1 be sald of e 4% him that his work had been finished | in First Round of and that his duty had been , faithfully, efficiently and well He had spe velo} a brutal game about 45 Golf Play football from was threatened ping the g that with @ legislative ban int « ribune) ing college sport of t AUGUSTINE, FE March 27. SaaS * moore th : best round of if played by all as the , eur in competition In this It seemed to be a little a f the country this season was a coincidence mihelt ley Thompson, of pepriasace ee ue a ey Thompson, of 4 alr 1 10 round of the rules comn i 1ampion collegiate F« f FI ¢ Tuesda i cting upon the r at f I lity j I I ng the qualifying medal | a Bp aly ™ the Si aan S gal a fast fleld which include rfection whi nc impo |) his brother, Frank Thompson, Can- anges wer essar 1 the rule : amateur title holder, George The rules practically were Walter! Morse, the Vermont star, M. Smith Camp. It was his,wise counsel that of Kansas City nd others, Stanley led the other members of the com-| @me within two strokes of equaling mittee in their deliberations. It was] the amateur course record of 69 Walter Camp who saw what was) made by Willie Hunter, ex-British wrong with football during the years] imateur title holder, two Sears ago when the game was not flourishing | » husky son of Canada was In and it was he who knew what sh rm His driving and putting be done to Improve the game particularly excellent and with led the fight in support of the for 1ation working “nicel: ward pass when oth: wuthorities ad no great difficulty in were insisting that it would ruin the |. ¢; in the exceptional score | game. He had the foresight to] op Coming back, he slipped a know that the for 1 pass would] ttie bu et under 40 make football the ¢ that n is one of four now and he held his ground a m have made all opposition. For the first game the emselves in golf. Frank ‘anadian title. Bill gave his hardest match in Merion time since the was recognized in the forward pass was not dis open rules, t championship at this | : when the committee gathered A eat i ali year to consider changes in the) wel! known Canadiar Sfeentaant rules. That meant that the open ert tteca game finally was saved and it signified thut Camp's gr test vic tory Tigers Defeat IE r on \Senators Win From Buffalo In 11 Innings had been won. Toronto Again 2TROIT, March With Ston-| WASHINGTON, March 27.—The n the mound for six Innings yes-| world champions had to go 11 in: rday, followed by Pillette for three | nings before they bested the But. t Durham, N, C.,|falo Internationals, 6 to 5, in their the Detroit Tig tlash at Tampa ye over the Tor. sterday, chiefly won a 7 to 8 victo onto club of the International | becuse the Bison bats found Dutch eague, , r’s twisters exactly to their OR, OT RRS They gathered nine hits in Try Tribune Want Ads for Results. | his five innings on the mound, Che Casver Daily Cribune FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925 DUMB DORA---MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT } YOUNG MAN, TIE BEST ADVICE TL CAN GIVE You FoR Success ISD SAVE YOUR MONEY THEY'LL CALL YOU CHEAP” ” NGHTWAD", BUT PAY Uo ATTENTION To THEM! SAVE EVERY PENNY — T'M TELUNG You!!! BUT FROM Now ON SHYLOCK WILL HE'S RIGHT! I'VE BEENLA oan 5 TIGHTER THAN A MY HERO-T'L BE QWET OS & BOLER AN’ T'LL START RIGHT NOW BY OPENINIGAN ACCOUNT FOR EVERY CENT TL HAVE ~ FIFTEEN pottARes!* No sir, BLL, BUT WALT = , YOU" PHYLLIS, 1 OH, YOU DOL Adee. Seti VES WANST TO ELL SUPPOSE KNOW AND 1 yr ial cea ADVICE BOC CHICKEN HEARTED, f-] KNOW WHO Bhan ps Beto a EVE era NO ONE TELLS © GOT ME IN GET ROUGH WITH THIS MAN is CHOOSE TO IF ANYONE HAS. Me WHAT 1 WRONG "EM — CAVE MAN WHO HAS TELL YOU 1MBY EVEN SHALL OR pit PROPOSED INSIST YOU STUFF —= YOu To YOU. CONT SEE SHALL NOT HIM Any North Carolina Woman to Run SERVICES OFFE excavating d dr saddle horses to r al RED J. F. JONES jone; sund America Theater lelivered Blanch $1,250.00 buys a nicely arranged, t 1 WANT TO MORE HOWDY, TON ME? WHERE OO & COMPANY Building Upstairs PHONE 1204 liree-room house, large rooms, built- + rd. Phone 2014M in features, city water and lights, 50x130 ft. lot, south part, $150 For Governor 7 wn, payments like rent. JERSEY milk delivered 00 buys a fiveroom modern house, completely furnished, good fresh every day, garden ation close to CY, $500 down will handle or will take in cheap lot —- making, team work of a and some cash, CHARLOTTE, N.°C., March 27.—] Murphy s, 416 Holly. Phone! $7,500.00 buys ‘a five-room modern house in splendid location, this North Carolina, for the firat time, | 1W96R or 698M house is nicely arranged, has place, breakfast nook, furnace heat, will have a woman candidate for iLDINGTanatve Work, fidbr |) 7000 68 $1,000 down wil! handle, governor in 1928. Miss Julia Alex- sanding. Phone 3 Vv WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE U.S. BUILDING AND LOAN ASS’ ander, Charlotte lawyer and member See Us For Loans, - of the state general assembly an- | WANTED—Plowing and breaking; nounced here intention to run], Will put in your crop; will do any for the Democr@tic nomination. She | Sind of team work, Ed Taylor, 8. Kenwood is the second woman to be elected For Sale—Household Good: to the legislature in_this state. in , Shampoo, ha bh. Mrs. Bleds phone §53-M Classified Rates) *:::" | Walnut, plaque mak gift 8 ARMSTRONG’S NEW PRINTED is | LINOLEUMS er, | Originally priced at $1.50 per quare yard. Extra special at 95 ir cuts, 6 e, 915 cents per square yard at our second. | hand store, 214 South David Street. | CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE CO. Phone 37 ‘Two cente per word or ten cents per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as 4 pasis Of egtimating a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two Brammer | will give you | deal. ir work ONA CHILL ipher. Glad: iT your plumbing done now, K Special attention give: FOR SALE—One brown reed break- , one drop leaf breakfast and ‘two chairs to match, coal | oil stove with oven, adjustable dress form 34 to 44, $. Washington | Phone 1143. @ square to gus work All ines. TAL CON All charged advertising will be| —— —— Wivest quality, 9x12 : 6x9, vooked “se: lines’ Irrespective of » Natrona Lumber © PTAA GObda WON SEPA: cine the number of words. est’Paints, Varnishes and | 'strong’s inlaid linoleum, $1.50 a TELEPHONE ADS. py 4 : Careful attention will be given all) — | HUNTER-GOLL Co. ads received over the TELEPHONE. | your bre nwa to Na-| age rs St hy ay but we cannot guarantee accuracy or phone & se ll = CORRECTION Ol CLASSIFIED Prices right CONGOLEUM RU AD ERRORS. | ~ Discontinued patter ot The Cusper Dally ‘Tribune wil pg pecaly yeatment.| in design and quality, no seco ! not be responsible for more than aviOY hens aby ler J while they last one incorrect insertion of any ad-| vertisement ordered for more than | one time. the advertiser which clearly lessen | the real vaiue of the advertisement will be.cectified on! without extra charge within 3 alter insertion. No republica | tion will be made when the error) does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE MED Must be accompa check in full payme: Note the about counting rate per word for the C: Tribune. CLOSING HOUR. | Ads to be classified properly n the Casper Daily Tribune Want Ads received will be inserted | “Too Late to » eame nstructions ords and th er Daily Snappy Five good tires dust overhauled Want must be ffice before 10, ifter 10 to 12 a. m. under the head Class: HELP WANTED—MALE PLi Omric A LARGE firm wants two men with fair education, neat appe: t for permanent connection. men. Must furnish A-1 local refer. and willing to work hard Age over 25. See Mr. Tye between nd 9 p tonight. 116 B. First wanted to sell for Pure Hosie: mill. Phone 98.J p.m. WANTED—Er > young man who understands bookkeeping and MARMON car Errors not the fauit of) For Sale—AUTOMOBILES URNITURE Co. K utiful walnut chiffero! el » for immediate sale, Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. PLAYER PIANO Fut ate fy ; un uaranteed, $4 and bench. Term month. <A real WELLS MUSIC C0. For Sale-——Miscellaneous FOR SALE=2 pedigreed German Police pup: N. Lincoln. Call | evenings or nday. Office phon ae FOR : © fresh a tires and . oll und accessories: low | storage and fa repairing. Willis Gar. Ash. Phone 1891. —| FOR SALE—Wyoming Building and .| heater For Rent—Miscellancous | FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 ber month; electrics, $5. Repair- ng done. Brooks, 749 Hust H. Phone 1648W. |} FOR RENT—Excellent summer range and water for one band of sheep. Box B-118, Tribune. FOR RENT—Well lighted, desirable offices. Call 401 Consolidated f uty Bldg. | FOR RENT—GARAGES | 10x14 garage, 424 8. | | WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, | juofolds, all househoid goods. Phone 1086 WANTED table, and rug, D, bur | WANTED—Used furniture } , Stoves. Prye’s Furniture 249 W. Yellowstone, Phor TO BUY—Breakfust chairs, bed, — living nport and chair, Bos and Sto 13 | WAN'TED—Your old coal range or in exchange for a gas e or heater. Phone 1086, ‘TED TO BUY—Highest cash vrice paid for second hand furni ture. Brooke 74% East 1648-W. 1s Phone TED—Secondhand ca rs on commission | ar over we will 249 W. Yellow or exch your Harned Furniture Phone 249 WILL buy used furniture. S. Dayid, buyer for three to five-room house, fairly close in, to $500 down. Phone 381. Casper ALE—Fifty good draft horses less, wagons, also twenty-five good Holstein milkers. L. E. Blanch ard, 2014M | WANTED TO RENT yoing also some salesmanship $ will tr mn} Phone 1143 > tp .bIMty, with a growing corporation.| small he A 2606 - | wanrep to 1 Gbod fur Small salary to start with advance-| TOR capug—yom od — | FOR SALE—Lioyd stroller, ch if} nished or unfurnished house with ment as to ability. Answer in own SALE sedan; terms at once, Inquire 308 S. Con-| garage: must be close in; state full handwriting giving age, references} Inauire 1002 B. Vi ement | particulars, Box B Tribune and salary expected. Address = ae = - — - ee : Ube? B22, Tribune ee . Furnished cabin in| is For Sale—Household Goods | snore Park. Phone Iss) bs: | FOR RENT—OFFICES WANTHED— Men, women and chil aus | 10 and M1 mornings ose eres dren's haircutting, 40 cents. Hair ‘i RS aE s Fat cutting epecialists, 116 B, Gecond.| CONGOLBUM BY THE YARD, Bc! “oo” Te Sherer Gillett. grocery | FOR T—Two very destrat am, e “ fice rooms, third floor Producer: patterns from which to make’ your unter, large icebox, Will trade | (04 ‘Renners Bids. inquire Ey selection, 75 conts per square yard, | {ar register for small one| 3° ie a POSITIONS WANTED At our secondhand store, 214 | of sell for cash. Phone 2125. Fogarty | ‘Villlams Oi C — -~——~—~ | south David Street Pharmacy, YOUNG GIRL, age 17, wants to care} CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE CO. a FOR RENT—ROOMS tor children, “Phone 1s5acJ. Phone 3 FOR SALE—Almost new, second- ~— a hand wagon, one set harness. 736 NEW WINDOW SHADES S$. Oak. Phone 1774J. FOR RENT—Two-room — semi-mo- SERVICES OFFERED At Chamberlin'’s secondhand store, dern, $10.00 . Three room, $20.00. 214 South David Sti ean beypur FOR SALE—Lawn fertilizer, $2 per Phone 2815-M. chased at 60 cents each. lead. G Nevels. Phone 1499M. MARCELL also home appointments. 7 _ _ FOR RENT—One bedroom, 445 8 949 8. McKinley, phone M. FOR SALE—By owner, grocery] Park. Phone 38 LINOL stcck, good location, will lease | ———————————__ WANTED—Small family washings} Perfect In design and quality, sev-| property. Ideal barber | FOR RENT—Comfortable room next and laundry work for eingle ladies| eral patterns priced at $1.65 per| shop BE, Sec 7-W.| to bath in private home. Also gar and gentlemen who have no home. | square yard at our secondhand store. Jage. Phone 427-M Prices reasonable, All work gUar-| 214 South David t UNREDEEMED high grade suits) — a anteed to be high class We cull! CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE CO.| for sale very cheap. 249 8. Cen-| Wor results try a Tribune Classi for and deliver, Phong 1499-M. Phone 87 ter St. fled Ad, r TACK~ OK, CL DUST STEPPED OUT FOR A BITE EAT! p> ——~ WON'T NOU WAIT TILL 1 FIND BILL f | KNEW IT WOULDN'T WORK! 'VE GONE AND SPOILED EVERYTHING ! im FOR RENT—ROOMS VOR RENT—Very nicely tirnished bedroom in modern home, next to bath, very desirable neighborhood, 315 per month. Call at 538 8. Lin: coln or phone 858M. FOR RENT—Two rooms, close in, furnished, for young couple or couple of batchelors; water, light and phone. Call 319 E. Railroad. Phone 1972, | RCOM AND BOARD WANTED—Boarders and roomers, 1115 E. Second. BOARD and room or board alone, good home cooked meals. ‘Try me. 111 8. Jackson. BOARD in médern home cooked meals, 643 E. Third. Phone ROOM AND | home; good | $10 per’ week. 588-R. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Modern, furnished apartment, $35. Phone 2268R. Reduced Rent One of the Finest Apartments IN CASPER for rent; unfurnished, 335; two large rooms, kitchen and private bath, two large closets, steam heat and plenty of hot water fur- nished; best close in location 345 South Park avenue. See this before you rent; adults preferred. Phone 2268R. MILNE ARTMEN! 1 FURNISHED four-room apart- ment and 1 unfurnished apart. ment; steam heat; garage if desired. | Inquire 918 B. Second. FOR I nis! | furnis ‘'—Large two-room fur- partment; gas and lghts 1420 8. Poplar. --l'inest apartment, two rooms, unfurnished; rent Phone 734R. i te | YELLOWSTONE APARTMENTS or thre: reasonable, {fers you a neatly furnished liv in#coom with kitchenette and lar closet, gas, water, Ughts and laun- dry service {deal home for twe 0.00 and $32.00 Per Month furnished. The © minutes walk from Center 426 W. Yellowstone, phone | Low F ‘T—Furnished apartment, garage, private bath, hulf block from Second street. 133 8. Conwell. | FOR RENT. r | ; room apt., | furnished or hed, steam | heat, priy ing porch, equipped with electric wash- age if desired, reduced rent i lose in. Phone 840. RKENT- we in, furnished room apartment, strictly mod. etn, $30; also two-room 15. Whaley Apts. 610 FOR RENT—Apts, fur unfurnished. E. Second. Pho FOR RENT — Desirable m 1 apartment except Murphy duplex house two-room unfurnished bed and stoves; new furnished 345ON ve-room rument, bath, , $50 —— WASN'T WALT MAGNIFICENT ¢ \ KNEW HE HAD IT IN HIM. HE'S For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Four-room strictly modern apartment; electric washer and garage; $30. Phone 2045W. SPICER APTS. MODERN, unfurnished apartment, three rooms and breakfast nook; abundant closet space; steam heat. Phone 2421. FOR RENT—Modern, — furnished apartmel consisting of living room, kitchen, bath, very desirable for couple; steam heat furnished; laundry facilities; downtown loca- tion, Tribune building; rent very rea- sonable. Phone 1539J or call Apt. 1, Tribune Bldg. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Eight-room modern house, on pavement, one bloc from bus line. Will sell or trad the furniture for car. Phone 908 S. Walnut. FOR RENT-—Modern, furnished house and garage, on pavement. 1207 East C, FOR RENT—Four-room unfurnished house, modern except furnace, 120 N. Bototph; lawn, trees and garage. Price $40. Inquire at 1119 1. Third. Phone 1479, pect Sea FOR RENT—1425 South Elm street, new six-room house,. beautifully finished. H. G, Bizzell, care Wyo ming Trust Co. FOR RENT—Brand new four or five-rom strictly modern houst hardwood throughout, full basement, furnace, Bonnie Brae near East 11th, fine section, on 5 pe month, Adults Casper Realty Co. Phone 381. POR RE [—Two-room house, part ly furnished with garage, $20.1 S. Poplar. FOR R , modern home on east side, just off second street, flye rooms, fireplace, breakfast nook, furnished basement apartment, gai se, $60 per month. Will give leas: desired. A. P, Nesbitt, 312 1 nd. it Phone 101M. FOR R —Furnished house; very convenient; living room; hardwood floc reas rent in Fourth. RENT —Four-room mode: furnished or unfurnished Bouse 1; close in. 542 8. “Nicely furni som house, § 156 W. nnington furnished. 237 8, 5:30 p m. Completely furnished vartment; neat in. 311. N clean; Lea: Lincoln Phone RE Nicely ror r om modern furnished two: apartment, 519 E. First FOR RE apartment; trance. —Unturnished corner front and back en 316 BE. Eighth. —Large 2-room furnish: » close in, very 1 gas included. Phone 1468, ball FOR RENT—3-room —_ furnished ‘basement apt., private bath, elec- tric washer, gas, lights and’ tele poene furnished, $30, Phone 2329- FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Would take hand car part pay, © Melrose. Call éy BY OWN four-room — moderr house, $2,900, Fourteenth and Lin. coln, ) cash or 80 trade for lot Balance like rent, Phone 2363.J, AW ee AR