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, 1921-10-18
EDDIE ANDERSON
TO FIGHT BUFF
Local Bantam to Have Chance
at Title Within Next
Month. Is Report.

within the neat month Eddie An.
oerson. pride Of Casper, vii be giveu
. chance 20 annex the worlds bantam.
weight Title. according I tho terms OF
a contract received here yesterday BY
HIS manager Bully Grupp. The con.
tract was forwarded here By Lou Ola.
mond, manager Of Johnny Buff. who
now holds the bantam weight title.
In 10 respond Immediately &c
the oher Anderson. his manager and
MS father J. A Anderson and a
brother Jimmy Anderson left this
aftsrnoon for New York. When the
deiesation arrives IN the big city Ed.
de VIII Immediately start training for
tho bout 10 determine whether he will
bear the laureis OF his class or not.
All 1 can say now Is that I fee
confident that I will be abls TO beat
Buzz, I have worked with him II
training many times and I have al
ways been able 10 hit and hurt him. ]
|think that my match with him vii
result in my getting hold OF the title
Once l am champion said Eddie
who Is proud OF the fact that he is q
native Wyomingite, II am going e
return 70 Casper and any one VIII
wins that title from ma will have e
beat me in a local ring"
Convalescing from a severe colo
which he contracted shortly after hi.
arrival here. the boy who today hold,
the greatest chance OF bringing 9
worlds championship TO Casper an
nounced that he was sorry that he die
not hare an opportunity to show hi
caiiber TO local sport fans.
They will have plenty of chance :,
Q me though. because I am going I,
return here in the next i've months
and when I do ! will be champion"
III older Anderson is accompanying
the boy Aast to take personal charg,
of his sons business connections Will,
his brother hereafter will officiate a
chief second at bouts in which Eddii
appears
, 1921-10-18
AIDS
CONSTRUCTION
WORK IN CITY
Completion of Sidewalks and
Other Public Improvements
fastened by Late Ar
rival of Winter.

Tho tardy arrival Of winter here has
proven a great benefit to many OF
the outlying districts Of Casper. and
Contractor Miller. who has charge OF
laying all sidewalks here under the
direction OF the city engineers office
has taken full advantage OF the ideal
weather.
As a result Of favorable weather con.
ditions many districts IN all sections OF
Casper will have the benefits of side.
walks this year that would not have
SUeen possible had bad weather arrived
Sylier.
Aconnection with the sidewalk ex,
tension program the question aross as
60 who was responsible for the alb
tence of sidewalk on a e0-foot space on
Second street east Of the Library. The
delay in laying this sidewalk was duo
TO the fact that Il was not known deli
nttely whether the Northwestern or
ether interests owned this pro, ,erfy.
The Northwestern company has
agreed however to pay the cost OF lay
ing the sidewalk until such time as II
is definitely worked out to whom the
property belongs. according to the
statement Of Frank s. Knittle. city
engineer
The council then ordered that the
sidewalk be installed immediately 81
that IN Uninterrupted venue would
he provided along the south side OF
s-Tc.d street d,'.lng the winter.
The assessment roe in sidewalk dis
t'ict No. 2 which. comprises that scc.
lion of Casper cas OF Durhin and
south OF Second were confirmed by
the city council when no objections
were filed with tbs city clerk againsi
tie work which 10 contemplated
Objections in district No. Q. an area
comprising many sections Of south.
vt Casper will be heard at the regu.
ar session of the council which win
be held November z. Unless the poo
pie affected by the Improvement as
se:sment appear before the council
tho assessment charged viii be con.
hrmed.
, 1921-10-18

person would take his medicine their
systems could DO kept in order and
offset many Of the organic diseases
that so frequently become dangerous.
That is why he spent go many years
.perfecting Garren's Tonio-a scientific
preparation designed to remove tho
cause as wen as the effect Of stomach
and blood disorders
When I came here I predicted that
Garren'B Tonic would do for the PEG
pie OF this city what It has done for
those in other cities where it has been
introduced. But I littls dreamed that
its popularity would spread over the
state TO such an extent that orders
would pile in with every mail. Wa
have hundreds of requests from drug
gfsts throughout tho state who desire
tho agencies for the sale of Garren's
Tonic. n we arc appointing these as
rapidly as we can pass on their appli-
cations.
II am grntified to know that my
predictions are more than being full
dlled- Garren'E Tonic has proven q.
20 thousands OF Denver
people. and its success is assured here.
I tell you. when a medicine actually
makes sick people well. It Is bound TO
be n The people know now
as never before the value OF science
when It is made to serve nature. And
! believe that Mr.. Garren and Gar
Tonic viii DO the subjects OF
much praise In this section"
Garren's Tonic is sold in Casper By
this Casper Pharmacy.-Adv.
, 1921-10-18
ARM|ST|CE DAY
PLANS AIDED BY
CITY COUNCIL
Cooperation With Legion Is
Promised at Monday Night
Meeting Traffic to Halt
for Two Minutes.

The City Of Casper through an &C.
tion Of the city council last night
pledged its fullest cooperation to the
American Legion In commemoradon
Of Armistice day. On November II
this ear services characteristic OF the
memory of tha occasion on which
America and her allies were officially
proclaimed the victors over militar
Ism. will be in the form of a general
celebration
! One Of the steps which the city OF
ffcials pledged to insure was the stop
age Of traffic in all parts of Casper Cor
q period OF two minutes A signal OF
some kind VIII be sounded to warn
people of the approach Of the time IN
which silent tribute will DO paid to
the memory OF the men who fell in
battle.
The action insuring the support Of
the city vas taken on a request OF the
american Legion that some steps be
taken to insure that traffic was stop.
ped during the period Of commemcra
ton. It was the sentiment Of thu
council that no compulsory action
would be required but It was ordered
that the police department be placed
at the disposal Of the Legion in fhe
business district to guarantees . stop
page OF all mobile vehicles
, 1921-10-18
CRITICISM OF
lands TAKEN
UP IN SENATE

WASHINGTON. Oct Is-Prsssnta-
ton IN he senate Monday Of thu reu-
buttons adopted by the American Bar
association crucixtnE Judge lands
for accepting the position of baseball
arhiter while retaining his place on
the bench resulted IN . furry of dc
bate.
The resolutions were presented By
Senator Dial. Democrat. South Caro-
Lima and brought from Senator John
son. Republican. California the declar-
alton that Judge lands judicial deci-
Eons rather than his assumption OF
the baseball a~rbitership were RESPONSE
bic for the attitude assumed By the
bar association.
II b judges decisions had taught
orforations how 20 skate on thin ice
the bar association. Senator Johnson
said. would have passed ~iaudatory
resolutions.
, 1921-10-18
Miss Colorado
TO Attend Big
Legion Meeting

DENVER. Oct. is-Miss Myrtle
Pratt Of Denver. IN the role Of Miss
Colorado" will represent the Denver
posts Of the American Legion at the
convention Of that organization in
Kansas City. Mo. She also will rep
resent the state That was decided
by Governor shoup.
Miss Pratt, as 'Ni1 Colorado rep
resented Colorado. At the Frontier day
celebration in Cheyenne this summer.
She was proposed for the title by the
Denver Press club. Recsntiy when
the question Of choosing q represents.
two for the state at the legion con.
venton came up. Miss Prett's right
to the title OF Miss Colorado" was
questioned by the Denver lesionraires.
The Press club urged her right.
Saturday Miss Pratt sent her resig-
nation to the governor. saying she
did not want to be Miss Colorado II
, 1921-10-18

the admission receipts mist 70 TO
the state. American Legion posts.
fremen's clubs and similar orran-
nations have taken out the ma
5orfty of licenses. according { o the
commission
Forty clubs had been licensed up
TO October .. thu fee for which Is
t1s. MI. Antics said. Each club Is
supported by q 1900 surety bond
70 comply with thu law and reguia-
tons and pay the 5 per cant tar
One hundred and i've boxers II.
censes at IS each had been taken
out up to that time. rs wrestiers
at IS each: 81 referees at SO; II
managers at SO; 20 physicians at
SO: 40 seconds at IS and 20 tins
keepers at IS. The fses Of contest.
ants. officials. seconds and time
keepers are paid beginning the rs
cal year. as are club licenses.
Fees already paid are far IN or.
cess OF the operating expenses OF
the department. Mr.. Antics says.
which affords n net return to the
state treasury.
, 1921-10-18

or not championship eaffber IL con-
tained IN the grid machine which
Coach Dean Morgan has perfected.
The local team VIII enter the Bat
urday game with fun first string
strength By winning the game
Casper win cinch the championship
OF central Wyoming. which would
be a big step forward In It's cham
plonship ambitions.
By winning this game Casper WIN
be entitled TO play the winner OF the
sher1dan-Laramie game. and the
winner of lila triangular affair
would Be tho u~ndisputed champion
. Of the state
The Casper Rotary club and other
organizations r planning TO turn
out Saturday TO 90. for the local
team. and 10 loan moral and finnn-
eial support TO insure a successful
season here.
, 1921-10-18
1AoA VI ~ 1.-TWO 0Au Emt
W0RLAND HIGH IS ExPEcTEDT0
GIVE CASPER HARD GRID FIGHT

Wuisnd high school champions
Of the Big Horn bazin interschclas-
Ito association. and touted as the
possesser OF one OF tho most s.nsa-
tionai football teams sver turned
out By = smail high school IN this
state will invade Casper Saturday
for the opening Of the football sea.
son here
With several weeks OF experience
behind them. their men all in the
best condition. and Losses from In
turies replaced. the visitors are com
ing here confident that they VIII be
able TO impede the progress Of Cas-
per's hopes OF again being proclaimed
grid champions for the 1921 season.
This will be the first intersec-
tionai game in which woriand has
participated 1t will be the test Of
the Casper bunch to find whether
, 1921-10-18
HG.Z RUN SWATTER IS
FEATURED 1T AMERICA
IN BASEBALL THRILLER

Babe" Ruth, than whom there Is
no more popular man in the country
today. has proved himself as great an
attraction ON the screen as he is on
the ball field The Colossus OF the
Swat" the man who hung up q rec
ord Of 81 homs runs during the past
baseball season. is to be seen at the
Nmerica theater today. Wednesday
I'D Thursday in his picture 'Headin'
HohSe" that scored such a tremendous
success recently at Madison Square
Gardens. New York City.
In "Headdin' Home" Babe" Ruth
Is presented as a boy IN n small town
who Is devoted TO baseball and during
one OF the sand lot games fs so un-
fortunate as to send one of his drives
through the window Of a church. For
his he is actually driven out of tho
town and at a time when q "city chap"
Is beginning to look with favor on
Babes" sweetheart.
However. he takes with him the
sheer of this; game city chap who pre-
diets that he will make a name for
himself in baseball IL he sticks to the
peanut selling" game 1t 10 happens
that Babe" o make good and
many Of the scenes of the big produc.
ton show the famous Home Run King
IN action on the diamond. scenes that
have proved as interesting and enter
1ining TO the ladies as they have to
the men.
"Headin' Home" is a homeiy, whole
some story Of small town folks. 1t is
the sort OF p~hotoplay hat makes a
r human interest appeal. It gets
rghs under the skin because of its
~ to life charactertzatons and its
PARTICULARLY fine dramatic Incidents It
Is. without doubt. the most talked
about picture OF the age. having been
accorded more than the usual amount
OF attention by the dramatic critics
OF the metropolitan dailies who award
ca It the highest praise
The engagement OF "Headin' Home"
al the America theafer is FOR a lin
tied inc only and the picture was
specially booked by the management
because OF n~urnber1ess requests that
followers Of baseball and motion pic
lures DO giyen an opportunity to see
ne entertaining feature
, 1921-10-18
China InUited
To Reconsider
Jap Rejection

TOXIC. Oct. Icy The Asso-
ciated Press1The Japanese foreign
office has communicated instruc-
tons to Yukichi obata. japanese min
lister Of Picking to invite the Chi,
les government TO reconsider Its re
lection OF Japan's recent proposal,
relative TO the return Of 5hantuns
to Chinese control.
The note TO Minister ObatA. accord
ing to q reliable source. points Il
China's reply a. "open 70 ~criticfsn
OF the basis of international etiquett'
and OF Ignoring foreign treat,
rights" q
The question VIII be brought to tn,
attention az the Chinese government
by Minister Obata tomorrow.
, 1921-10-18
WINS GOLF
TOURNEY ON SUNDAY

C. II. Roimerth. protecting his han
dioap. won easily in tho novel golf
tournament which was staged Sum
day at the Casper Golf club course.
The prize which Mr.. Reimerth won
was appropriate In the occasion.
All golfers were placed in the elias.
sincation their former showinss G
nitted and adding the handicap to
par for n round OF the course, the
golfer who went the farthest with the
strokes permitted was proclaimed the
winner.
, 1921-10-18
Millionaire Rail
CreU Ready For
Work, Is Report

MoRRIsTowN. N. j.. Oct. 1s-
Tho volunteer crew Of wealthy
businessmen who operated the
millionaire special" on tho Della
ware, Lsckawanna a Western rail-
road, bringing commuters to New
York during the 1890 railroad
strike. arc ready again for service.
Their spokesman. Murray Coggshan.
banker. said today that n tho threat
ened strike developed. every man
would be found at his post.
, 1921-10-18
TWO KILLED
IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct. ia policewoman
and . former policeman were killed
and several other persons were in
tured In a pistol fight here Sunday
afternoon. The quarrel was said to
have started after some men accused
a policeman of being a bootlegser.
Several arrests were made.
, 1921-10-18
LAMPITT TRIAL TAKEN
TO THE BASIN COURT

BASIN. wyo., Oct is.-Basin will
be tho cen Of important court activ.
,ty next month when a number OF i'm.
portant cases will be brought hero on
a change OF venue. including the trial
Of Bert Lampitt on q charge OF first
degree murder in connection with the
blowing UP OF a bunkhouse with dy-
Mantle in the Grass Greek field.
, 1921-10-18
DRY AGENT

WARRINGTON. Oct. 1s.-Appoint.
ment OF Patrick Gleason. Of Honolulu.
a. federal prohibition director for the
Hawaiian islands was announced to.
day by the- internal reverue bureau.
He IL the fir1t prohibition director up.
pointed for thu islands.
, 1921-10-18

An important cities and towns m
Wisconsin now maintain vocational
schools, at which part-ttme attend.
ance Of all employed children between
u and II years of age Is compulsory.
, 1921-10-18
Restoration OF
Car Service In
IoUn Is Ordered

DIES MONIES. IOWA, Oct 1s.-Fd-
eraI Judge Martin J. Wade Monday
ordered that street car service be
restored in Des Moines Immediately
upon passage on third reading Of the
proposed franchise by the city coun-
cfl-
The council paused the franchise on
first and second readings this morn
Ing. One week must clapss before
the council a act upon the franchise
on third reading.
, 1921-10-18
ITALIAN DELEGATE NAMED.

ROME, Oct 1s--By The Associated
Press).-Foreign Minister Della Tor.
eta will head Italy's delegation to thu
Washington conference on limitation
OF armaments and Far Eastern ques.
tons. II was learned today.
, 1921-10-18

the American Legion objected to st
Today the legion asked Governor
Shoup. who Is i'll at his home IN Colo
rado Springs. to reject her resignation
as they had decided Miss Pratt was
entitled to the distinction. Governor
5houp announced over tho long dis,
tancs telephone that no would not
accept Miss Pratt's resignation. so she
viii permanently retain the title. Miss
Colorado"
, 1921-10-18
WOULD Be REAL CHAMP
lis our LOOKING FOR NEAR ONES;
Holder Of Heavyweight Wrestling Title Wants to
Meet Everybody Who Thinks He Has a Chance
and Draws the Line on No One, Report

For the holder of a worlds championship TO suddenly turr
challenger and urge his competitors to take a whirl at the
title may be considered somewhat unusual in sport circles.
but that is what Stanlislaus Zbyszko. heavyweight wrestling
champion of the world and wonder athlete of the age. intends
, 1921-10-18
COPPER DEPOSIT UNEAKrHEp.

wORLAND. wyo.. Oct. 1s.-Ore
running as high as 80 per cent in COP
per has been found in the Big Horn
mountains on Trout creek, according
to reports brought here william
Rannels and John Sherman Of Hyatt
Vile are sinking a SHAFT with the hope
Of opening q mine In which large cap
ital can be interested.
, 1921-10-18

It II estimated that the Gold Coast
and Ashanti could supply over 80. 900
logs Of mahogany and cedar a year
IL the internal communications were
better.
, 1921-10-18
Military LaU In
India Ordered

SrMnA, India. Oct 1s.-An EXTRA
ordinary edition OF the Gaxette issued
Saturday promulgates an ordinance Of
martial law providing for the const.
tuition OF military courts for the trial
of persons accused of certain offense
IN the natal law area. The offenses
include communication Of military In
formation to rebels.
Death sentences OF these courts
must be confirmed by district COM
manders.
Amongst the Brahmins Of India no
business II ever begun on o Friday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-14
Gov. Neff Gives
Some Suspended
Sentence Figures

The figures for more than fifty
counties IN Texas, including the big
city counties Of Tarrant, Dallas, Har-
ris and Bexar, quoted by Governor
Neff in his speech az Neif's Park yes
terday, illustrate in stiking fashion
how the suspended sentence law has
operated.
They show that during the years
1919 and 1890 there was l,423 sus-
pended sentences granted in those
counties, and that 1853 others were
either pardoned, paroled or escaped
from the penitentiary. During the
same period only 1853 were sent to
the penitentiary.
Even those who defend the sus-
pended sentence as a good thing can
not escape the palpable fact that
these figures show that IL has been
fiagrantly abused. And no guarantee
will be given that Il will not continue
to be abused so long as IL remains
on the statute books. Tarrant coun-
ty has not been as bad as some Of
the other counties in this respect,
and yet there we're 1O2 suspended
sentences granted in this county dur
INK AIlt VGIlOIf as NUUlDhItu WIN
10 convicted persons sent TO the
penitentiary. And in addition, sew
enty-four persons sent TO the PEN
itentiary from Tarrant county were
either pardoned or paroled or escap-
ed from prison.
This condition, added TO the fur
Their fact that the law makes absurd
distinctions between the crimes toI
which the suspended sentence may
be applied, calls for its appeal. Gov
ernor Nef summed up the absurdity
Of these distinctions when he said
IF some dashing cavalier matrimon-
tally bent should marry two wives,
and suspended sentence offers him no
aid, and If convicted a pentitentiary
term is inevitable; but he can shoot
both wives TO death and under the
courts charge Of manslaughter walk
out Of the Courthouse, beneath the
shield Of the suspended sentence, a.
free man" He gave a whole list of
such cases. One that has particular
significance az the present juncture
is that which permits the bootlegger
TO obtain The benefit Of a suspende d
sentence but inevitably sends to the
man who may have stolen a dollar
from another.
Even II the suspended sentence
were a good law in sry particular,
this feature Of il and the fact that
II has been universally abused, con-
dennis II as a whole We are free
20 say that we rcongnize no features
in it which are Of such Importance
as 10 Justify retaining IL on the stat
ute books The law ought to be re-
pealed
The Avalanche viii pay you good
price for clean rags.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-14
MONROE NEWS ITEMS
SINCE LAST REPORT

Every family in Monroe are en-
PERTAINING this week their full grown
and well developed weeds and grass
IN the fields and gardens. The en-
joyment is keen while the choppers
get lean.
Mr.. Shepherd, who has been spend
ing some time with his grand-daugh-
Ter Mrs j. A. Long, left for Lubbock
asst Saturday.
Rev. Julien, Of the Christian
church Of Lubbock, preached an in
teresting sermon for us on the first
Sunday afternoon. His family and
some other friends, whose names
failed TO remember, came out with
him.
Mr.. Ward Grim and wife, were
calling at the Edgar Blakely home,
near Alternately. last Sunday after
noon, two gallons of ice cream being
one Of the attractions.
Young Mrs. Graham and baby, are
visiting the Grahams' here.
Mrs. Roberts, of Oklahoma, is
visiting Mrs Rose Thaxton.
The last report from Miss Beatrice
Warren, at Temple, is that she has
mad another operation for tooth
trouble, and will not come home for
some time yet.
Mr.. McNceley and family, of Lub-
book, visited relatives here last Sun
day, and attended church, Sunday
school and singing.
Mr.. Tennyson. Of Plainview,
preached to a large audience Satur-
day night, Sunday morning and at
night. He preached at Caldwell on
Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Knott and Roy Jackson, of
Abernathy, are chopping cotton for
Grandma Stephenson.
Some of our farmers are attend
ing the State Convention at Lub-
book this week, while others are very
sorry to miss going. but have to work
their crops before II is too late.
Talk about your tall corn. Miss
Della Stephenson has five rows in her
garden which average from Q feet
and inches to 0 feet and 10 inches.
Come to the Plains to make your
Garden.
Said the little corn stalk TO the can
taloupe:
III you don't grow faster they'll put
you on a slope
Where the pool Is on the upper side,
Yahl hel YAH hel Yah hel Yahi
hei YahW
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-14
REV. J. b. COLE IS
CALLED FOR THIRD WEAR

The Baptist church at Crosbyton,
has called Rev. J. B. Cole, as pastor
Of their church for another year.
Rev. Cole has served that church for
two years and enters upon another
years work. Rev. Cole was pastor
here for several years and his con-
gregation gave him up reluctantly.
lie felt however. that the work In
the church here was too heavy for a
man Of his agc. and hence Insisted
that he be let 20 20 another field
where the work Il not 30 heavy. and
Crosbyton was glad Of the opportun-
10y Of having him. aud they seem 70
he going 10 keep him. Rev. Cole has
happy way ~ making people en-
Joy his association. whether baptist
or Methodist or whslsssr dsnomlns-
ton, o. none. and bic feao~ paslofs
always found IN him splendid work.
20 and ee-opsfstsd beautifully IN AZ
undsfsskInss foe The hsissfmsnt u
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-14
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that on the
End day Of August. A. ID. 1921, same
being the First Tuesday in said
month. I will offer and sell at public
sale for cash, as provided by law, at
the East Side Garage, in the City
and County Of Lubbock, Texas. one
Hupmobile Automobile, Car No:
42S6i. Serial No. lb5i0o, second
hand auto, about 1914 model, TO sat
isfy lien against said automobile
amounting 20 the sum Of $4,000, due
10 me BY the unknown owner Of said
car for storage. and other charges
due thereon 70 me. the undersigned.
rs IRA TAYLOR.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-14

the moral and religious upbuilding Of
the community. He has large mum,
bers Of warm friends in Lubbock and
we all wish him well and a great year
in the church work in the Crosbyton
church.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-14

Deputy sheriff A. ], CLARK and
family, left lssl week for Abilene.
and other parts Of the eastern pot.
ton ~ the state. whsrs they viii
spend about ten dsys Visiting with
relatives and fflsnds.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-14

nr,ns pour old dsli lava mower
10 the GsFflson Real Estate once
building sad 81 4 shsfp~asd q
A. rs>fsoa. <Iu
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-14

The Avalanche will pay you good
price for clean rags