Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1925, Page 10

i 1} | PAGE TEN LARAMIE HERE FOR FOOTBALL GAME IN MUD LUIS AHINAGTING. BOVERNOR OF STATE SHANGHAI LOST | Wills - Johnson Battle Zeigteld To says the WillsJohnson bout is a | surprise to him, Jack Dela is being criticised | Dempsey, according to coast reports | | igning to (ight Paul Berlenbach soon after his throat operation. Physical conditioners find it hard to believe that he will be strong Put Follies In Chicago) | bough DINVOERS + | That .| Vided that neither scrapper should} soil _his_paws for a whole year andi enough to cope with the hard-punch- ing assassin for at least several CHICAGO, Oct. 16.—G)—Bree- | Months 0 theate | ae | Gene Tunney need not be idle this winter if he does not wish to A bout between Gene, who holds the | American light-heavy title, and Paul the world king in this class, would pack any arena in the land, tue within eee COAL CRISIS IS PREDICTED ot. 16.—A)— The UILOPEN TO DEMPSEY AGAIN, Offers Loophole To Scrap Contract. BY FAIR PLAY | oyright 1 he Tribune) | k armory October 26. Wills-Dempsey contract pro- wl It’s the milk for you Carnation is rich and creamy for cooking. It’s rich and | creamy for use in place of {{cvee m. It's pure and safe; ome and nourishing. Be },Sare you get this fine milk. Carne 10x Mitx Propucrs Company 1639 18th St. Denver, Colo, izes tall ond email ( i stented Cows” HUGE STAMPEDE OF WILD HORSES FEATURES: NEXT! A BiG PROGRAM AT RIALTO | \4 | Paramount Zane Grey's latest thriller, “Wild Horse Mesa,” a | drama titanic in scope of interest | and colossal in visual extent, will | | be the next super-film attraction | at the Rialto theater. “Wild | Horse Mesa” is more tremendous | | in its picturization and in the | power of its theme than “The | | Thundering Herd,” Grey's western | epic. The featured players in | his mighty drama of the wild horse country are Jack Holt, Noah | Beery, Billie Dove and Douglas Fairbenks Jr. It is a story of thundering thrills and tender ro- mance, with a thousand \ horse- power punch,—Ady. i| CE. LITTLEFIELD | CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR ON THE PEOPLE’S TICKET Has been a resident of Wyoming during the past eighteen years, having been engaged in business in Casper for sixteen years, | Starting with nothing more than two willing hands and a staunch purpose to succeed, he has gradually through good bus- iness judgment and honest dealing. accumulated considerable property and an excellent reputation among his business acquaintances, The candidate for mayor is the senior partner in the firm of ©. E. Littlefield & Son, bonded abstracters, haying been en- gaged in this business during the past ten years. Prior to en- gaging in the abstract business Mr. Littlefield was owner and editor of The Casper Press, which eventually became Casper’s first daily paper. ‘ In 1916 Mr, Littlefield. with his son, Glenn C. Littlefield. organized and financed the Bessemer Oil compeny. ‘This com- i operators in pany, which is one of the successful independer th alt Creek field, has always been under the control and man- agement of Mr, Littlefield and his son, to whom its success is principally owing. C, E. Littlefield is president of the Littlefield Finance Cor- poration, organized January 1, 1925, with offices in the Smith ouilding, 132 East Second street, which is steadily becoming one of Casper’s ditable financial institutions, Mr. Littlefield has not taken an active part in politics since disposing of his newspaper in 1915, owing to the fact that his various business enterprises have fully occupied his time, but at this time he has acquiesed to the urgent demand of his friends to become a,candidate for mayor of Casper, the city which he has helped to build and has stated that in case of his election he will devote a sufficient amount of his time and apply the same sound business principles in the conduct of Casper’s municipal affairs in co-operation with the members of the city council, that has characterized his own personal business. With this brief biographical sketch Mr. Littlefield’s candidacy for the mayoralty is announced and we respectfully ask the support and the vote of each and every one desirous of having the business affairs of our city handled in a conservative, safe and business-like manner, Respectfully submitted, A COMMITTEE OF CITIZENS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925 Che Casper Daily Tribune WEEE NU Onlyl Day Left in Our Sale! vg rail New Styles Remarkable Value ‘Kroshler Davenport Bed Suite A Kroehler Davenport Bed Suite at this price is a big value—if you want new living room fur- 3] 59 KROEHLER Davenport Beds and Living Room Furniture Tomorrow’s the last day! There’s still time to secure one of the many big values we have been offering during this Special Sale of Kroehler Davenport Beds and uphol- | stered Living Room Furniture. Here our customers have secured just the suites they wanted—at prices they were glad to pay—on most convenient terms. Come tomor- row! See these remarkable values! 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