Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1925, Page 7

THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1928 __ADDITIONAL SPORTS _| PIRATES MOUNT IN BIG LEAGUE: CLUE STANDING Heavy Hitting Backed By Good Pitching Is | Held Responsible ed Pittsbur i the {onal y8 ago the th | fifth rung of | ing a clean el with the! the , position I h made a ed lost tf Roush's ere | made ir won th | People Must Have Joint-Ease, Says Drug Tou can’t stop pe ing Join f pleuriss 1 1 chest,” writes one of our friends The t ever.” We know tha f ratify, whether 1 a ar | t-Base is| swollen nful joints, 4 tremendous sale. f purpose | proves tha int rem | edy t gets tl t sty results SALTIMORE {g triple Into scored homer after two bad is hit, It was his tenth of the season, The Sen- ha 10 to 9 victory helped cate the Athletics new ball © White Sox turned the tables the Tigers, 10 to 6 by tiinely hit GRADS TO HEAR |De:- Graves’ Wall” Gies Commencement Talk at Laramie SEEKING GAME «| Would Transfer Navy-| Princeton Grid Clash Next October. By LAWRENCE , 1925, Cas POLIS, Md., LARAMIE, Wyo, May 28.— Frank Plerpont Graves, president of the University of Wyoming, a quar ter of a century ago and now pres!- dent of New York university and commissioner of education for the state of New York, will return to Wyoming for the purpose of deliver- [ing the commencement address at the state university. Dr. Graves will at the university in time to attend the anual alumni! by PERRY, Tribune.) —With arrive ect to the efforts which the a park commission ig mak-| the evening of Tuesday, June oth ing. to have the PrineetorsNavy {and will deliver the commencement football game of October 17 nest} #d4ress on the morning of the fol- ferred by the naval academy |!ow!ns day. At the time of the presidency of Dr. Graves, there were but 10 pro- fessors on the facylty and upon his return, nearly 30 years later, ho will be greeted by three of 10 with whom he was once associated, These three are Dr, Grace Raymond Hebard, now head of the department of po- tical economy; Justus F. Soule, dean of tho college of liberal arts and professor of Greek and Latin, and Dr. Aven Nelson, president emeritus of the University of Wy- oming and head of the department of bétany, The cinss to be graduated this year is the largest-in the history of the state university and prepara, tions aré under way to make com- mencement week particularly at- tractive, In addition to other events, more, it is evident that cer- rrangements between Prince- nd the navy relating to their year renewal contract should be known. From a financial standpoint, the greement {8 probably unique in nodern intercollegiate history. In the case of the two games to be played in 1925 and 1926, the visiting team 1 elve no money. Princeton, for example, is com: mitted to come to Annapolis next fall at-her own expense, but will be ertained by the naval academy. e game is likely to be without ancial return to the navy, either ince spectators are not charged for elr seats. The following year, October, 1926, summer excursion tickets will be on sale commencing June Ist, with re turn limit of 15 days. Many inte: esting side tripe can be made from Lander, including trip to Yellow- stone National Park. For tickets and full information, apply. to agents, Chicago & North 8 of Baltimore t me transferred Venable stadium are con- ed, {t would seem that the mat- entirely with the navy Princeton not being financially interested wherever the game is played. he effo; Many business men pass out far more expen- sive cigars to their cus- tomers and contentedly smoke White Owls themselves. This isn’t due to economy but to the fear that there still may be some who judge a cigar by its price. nquet on} Che Casper Daily Cribune ‘ ! ne tired salesgir! had ransacke | “I’m sorry, mad but evid t one 4 the blouse department in a fr rl bate thing like w 1 de 0 1} searck for a blouses which would] |. ner and-t waite | val of her fussy |" ~ | GONVENTICN HERE JULY 4 AND Biggest Event ie Organization’s History | Be Held in Casper; Will Hold Picnic At Lathrop Ranch, The sixteenth Pr Holden, of the Wyomt elation will be r Ww ¢ June 4 and 6 ar or it will be the ntion in the organization I attend ‘the cor i ven be the guests of D and Mr Lathrop at a pl tobe n < Thurs 4, at the Lath §:80 t es ra € it was announced | Hote! today. A. banquet at the Henn Add : e hotel, Friday evening, June 5, ¥ n, rt \ conclude the conve A.) I for A j Cheyehne rf da ny B aed of delegates. Antor th : aly Cheyenne who will’ appear € de Hi: ¢ x i feLelar of the 3 elation; Miss Lov director of the Elizabeth Shell dent of Memorial hospital: a Laura Clauson, who {8 5 nurse at Memorial hosp Following is the prog: convention: Thursday Natrona Power Call to Order Tnvocation.— Piano Solo (Sel Haynie. Address of welcome. chamber of commerce Response, Mr Morning Wheatland. (President sociation Secretary's report Mrs. John McDonal Wyo be navy team will go to Princeton Treasurer's Mrs, Clyd e | and the Tigers will not have to give| Commencement week will this year| Peterson, Cheyenne ee: spoke | the middies a guarantee nor pay |e featured by a concert on the eve-| Report of commilttees, —membe pe expenses, The midshipmen regiment| ing of Friday, June Gth, an organ| ship, Miss Louise Buford, Cheyenne.} “Don't “worry ther ‘ will, however, be seated without | recital Saturday evening, a bacca-| Election of new members 3 : ft | pete) : laureate sermon Sunday afternoon} Introduction of Guests of H | In discussing this arrangement,|>¥ Rev. Dr. A. H. C. Morse, pastor Miss Katherine DeWitt, R | Commander B. McCandless, the ath-]°f the First Baptist church of Den-|N. y,, business manager of Ameri | 1 Jean Pty Ped | letic officer at the academy, said ver, class night, Monday evening: can Journal of Nursir | Yor an 0 be that all expenses of the game at|the annual alumni banquet on the| Mrs. Katherine Bowle Wheatland, | : Annapolis and of the conduct of|@vening of Tuesday, June 9th and) wero, delegate t | football at the academy are defrayed |CO™mencement exercises on the} convention t of by the midshipmen and naval folk} ™orning of Wednesday, June 10th.| yriss Etta Dohbi Cheyenr i rahe 4 generally and that the {dea of home- Wyo., secretary. « Z { les can be cured t i nd-home games appealed to the ee, RO! D TRIP FARES TO| Public Health ass« ion r e | naval academy authorities as much ‘DER, 0., AND RETURN] Address, Mrs. F. W, Phifer; p ex ! er said | more sporting and generally desir-| Via Chicago & North Western Ry. | dent, tra ¢ 4 her | able than playing in some alien Be sure to plan a trip to Lander, Adjourn: a tal} ente Wyo., this summer. Low round trip] Luneheon era ast hospital Thursday Afternoon, 2:00 p, m “A ¢ lle Mrs. F. W. Phifer, president, + ‘ tiding, Jette and ¢ Vocal solo, “Prélude to Life’ | “‘My husband and I are sure (Ronald) — Mrs...Homer Hol together. Our tastes: are so Reading of the h niinutes, ¥ I¢ te Report tiom Qirinqueiirital conven. | 3 tion, Mrs. Katherine Bowle, Wh land. Address, Miés ‘Katherine Dewitt, | ‘ Rochester, N. Y¥. oe "One Thin Wo H. ©. Olsen, Cheyenne. (Sectetary State Board of Régistration.) Discussion of state registration Pienle at Lathrop ri tation of Dr, H. R. Lathrop. Friday Morning, 9:30. | Call to order. kinny “os Gained 10 Ponnds Tuberculosis. si Dobbin, Cheyenne Maternit id Infant Welfare vice, Miss Wt Men Can Do the Same| | vice, Miss Buford, ¥ | Cheyenne. | | School nursing Miss ker A aikanes | Royer, R, .N., R 5s A 1 and women County Health W Miss garet Robertson Fd ( | Luncheon | Friday | Call to Order. | Reading of the ‘ | Notes from the Convention National League of Nursing icing. t Kathérine DeWitt, R. N 16 t Training School | beth Shell |tendent Mem Jenne, Wyo.) | | Afternoon apc hae Training school affairs, Miss ¥.| du F. Macey > , Jinson Memoria tal, I ANOTHER CARLOAD FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Two n th Better place your order now, Get Ready for Your Outdoor Vacation and Fishing Trips Phone CN Jin Sant; Aer 7¢Ei McKinley and meet with the appr J. 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