Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1921, Page 9

fhe Casver Daily Cribune ¢-COLORAD SLUSH. IS SET Iniversity Looms as Fayorite oa Gari at Boulder but Lineup Is Weakened. were ready to take to compete for cash cipal @ course’was over th in the Pulitzer trophy contest last Thursday for high speed planes, from Omaha to Loveland, Iowa to Cathoun, Neb, and return. Fight trips around the course were requir- ed, each entry to carry at least 400 pounds of deadweight load. A point score basis will be used to determine the winner, the amount of gasoline consumed, time made, and load car- ried entering in the delding factors, The race was named after John M. BOULDER, Colo., Nov. 5.—A record crowd was expected here today for {he Rocky Mountain conference foot- game between Colorado Untiver- sity and Colorado College. ~The state team, a leading contender for the con- ference title, ruled the favorite but the visitors were conceded an even chance with two of the state's regu- lers out of the game. LeFevre and Britaman were out with injaries. Colo- yado College was reported ready to ynover a new offensive%game. The| Larsen of New York who has been , active in aviation activities for Colorado .C.—| some time. Yee Harvey .T. ~Mittenwalner CENTRAL WINS FROM PARK 1 The Central schoo} football eleven triumphed over tho Park football tearr., 13 to/12, In a hard fought bat- tle at Athletic park Friday afternoon, Park's’ failure to kick either of two goal chances while Central sent one oyer the bar determined the winner. Semler. and Davis scored touch- downs for Park while Henry and Pile starred for Central in the scoring. Park threatened to score a third touchdown which was cut off when Buster Kiel made a sensational tackle Park player. Owehs, right guard; ‘ Fred Virgne, right tackle; Fred Gibson, right ond Robert Evans, left guard; Scown, left tackle; Blackie Allaman, Rolla Scowr, fullback; William right half; Arthur Henry, left half, Fark — Erman, center; McDonald, right end; Mohr, right Local Clothiers Win High Praise Complimentary to their style of advertising and the manner in which it was handled by the Casper Daily Tribune, Mednick Brothers, clothiers, are in recelpt of the fol- lowing letter from W. A. Zimmer- man. of Hart Schaffner and Marx, one of the biggest men in the ad- vertising business in the country: ‘Mrs. Julia McCudden will come to the United States to place a wreath oh the i@reve St Sel Un own Goldier at Arlington cems tan behalf of England's gold “Gentlemen.— H,000 POUNDS HONEY (“si AND PRICE 1S: CHEAP scems to be better than the one before, - “We have just seen your full- Page ad on the back cover of the Dally Tribune fer October 27th, entitled, “‘It's economy to buy one of these Hart Schaffner & Wyo, Nov. 5.—Fre- _ county beekeepers iced | OVerceats.” This ts one of the fin- bree theit aplaries not less than | ¢st looking ads wo have ever seen. Both you and your newspaper ere to be complimented on it, “Tt is a splendid and intelligent effort you are devoting to building up business and we can see a great future for you. Just’ keep up the g00d work and call on us any time that we can help. “Yours truly, “Hart Schaffner & Marx . “W. A. Zimmerman, “Advertising Department 750,000 pounds of honey during the season just closed, according to cs- timates compiled by the beekeepers’ The majority was from alfalfa and clover and commanded the highest market price, which was exceptionally low this season. | ESCAPED ‘DEFECTIVE’ The Uneups fol- Contral—George Clitt, center: Jease Marry left end; Buster Niel, quarterback; ——— OMAHA, Nov. 5.—Commercial airplanes of various types flight here today over a 240,-mile pe tne ti Prizes of $6,000 in the Larse event of the closing flying activities of the con; » which will end its first annual meetin m race, prin- national aero ig tonight. e Same route used by participants —_—_————————— CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS MAY BE DETERMINED IN OHIO-GHICAGO BATTLE CHICAGO, Nov, 5.—Prospects for wictory were about even when Chi. £280 and Ohio State took the field in He stellar game of the western con- ference today. The teams were ‘bout even in’ weight and line strength, Milton Romney, who starred in the Chicago-Princeton game was in his ‘accustomed place as quarterback and it was expected he would, have a rival for pugting honors if Isabel should go in for Ohio. The lMneup: Ohio State Posttion Chicago Myers ... Strohnier Huffman Pixley Young Trott -.. Spiers Slyker — Workman . Stuart Bialr Taylor . Army Expects Stiff Contest ~_— WEST POINT, N.°¥.,. Nov. 5. {teams meet this PITT EXPECTS TOUGH BATTLE Eastern Eleven Goes Into Game Against Nebraska With Three Men Out. PITTSBURGH, Nov. 5.—The Uni- Yersity of Pittsburgh football team looked for a tough tussle today with the Nebraska team when they met in the first intersectiona! game in Pitts-| burgh this season. At the opening! kickoff Pittsburgh was to go into the yamo without Quarterback Holleran | und two others of its first atting men, Bowser and McLean. In pradtice here| the Cornhuskers have shown such class that it was prophesied anything was possible and nothing forecast. ‘ Tho probable lineup: Pittsburgh— definitely | Winterburn Davies -.. Wright Anderson Lewellyn Hewitt Hartley ONLY TWO CONFERENCE GAMES ARE SCHEDULED DENVER, Noy. 5.—Rocky Moun. tain conference football fa thetr eyes to Boulder where College and the Colorado unt PAGE OF SPORTING. NEI {] PLANES READY TO HOP OFF IN. ANOTHER BIG RACE AT OMAHA ‘PRINCETON AND HARWARD MEET |“oPhers Facing TEAMS MEET 1N ANNUAL BATTLE PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 5.—Princeton and Harvard meet on the gridiron at the Palmer stadium, in the fist battle of the year between members of the “big three.”’ was expected to break the tie that has existed for two years between the Crimson and the Orange and Black, More than 50,000 spectators were expected to see the contest. UPSETTING OF DOPE BY STANFORD TEAM LENDS INTEREST COAST GAMES ISCO, Nov. 5.—Paci- nce games on today's veen Stanford and Seattle and Oregon Washington State at Pullman. h. ford, which upset all predic- tions by defeating the Oregon Aggies 14 to 7 last Saturday goew into tho @ a favorite. The Ag- defeated Washington 24 to 0 earty in the season. As both Oregon and Washington state were eliminated by California o of 39 to'0 and 14 to,0 re. ly, the Pullman game have no bearing on the ship race. California goes outside the confer- ene and meets the University of Southern California at Rerkley, Cal., in what ia expected to ba one of tha ardest battles of the season. Neith. fr team has been defeated 1919. will champton. afternoon and; | Pueblo where Utah Aggies and Col- jorado Shol of Mines clash. The |oniy other conference team in action | payans is Utah university which en: gages in a nonconference game with | Nevada at Reno. | Boulder was preparing for a rec: Heavy Snowfall Covers Montreal MONTREAL; Nov. 5—A heavy ‘The coaches, Bob Fisher"ot Harvard and Bill Roper of Princeton, confined their statements to saying that their men were in good shape and that they expected. @ close, hard fought game. The probable lineup: Princeton— Snively Keek Stinson Lourie - Gilroy Garrity Cleaves Lariat Wizards Of Frontier Days Dead CHEYENND, Wyo., Nov, 5.—Two more wizards with the lartat notable &t Frontier Days celebration . here have followed “over the range” John Murrah, whp was murdered by his rother in New Mexico recently, They are Joe Gardner of Texas and Gay jonical of Arizona. Gard. fer, once pion roper of th'* since prorfa died at Fl Paso a few days exo, after a month's illness, and MeGon- ship contest was electrqcuted at to contact with a live wire. ———E—— WYOMING COPS Slim Chance in Game With Iowa MINNEAPOLIS Nov. 5.—Minneso- ta meets Iowa today in the fnal/ “big * football game of the season| here before what ts expected to be ! the largest crowd of the year at Northrop field. It {ts Minnesota's nual homecdming day and al-| though the Gophers are conceded Uttle.chance to win they will not lack | support as early estimates were that the attendance proyably would reach 20,000. = The lineup: Minnesoa Cole Teberg (C.) ----. 1t McLaury or Roos! ¢ Aas ._- Tierney Copeland Larkin ‘Brown Position Gilstad | ‘The native ladies of Morrocco are very particular about the preservation of their complexions. They wash their faces in rose water in which ‘apricot kernels baked’ and powdered| fre introduced. Sometimes they ap-| ly a wash which contains red radish scrapings powdered. ' {gal, runner-up in many a champion! @ecaton Arizona, when he came in-| | BIG GAME ON ‘be played this SPECIAL Studebaker Used Car “NEUTRAL FELD Utah Aggies and Colorado Miners to Clash on Field at Puebhp. PUEBLO, Colo., first intercollegiat Nov. §.—Puebto's football game will ernoon when Utah Colorado Scheol of Mines clash. The game is a regu- larly scheduleq Rocky Mountain conference contest and was brought here under auspices of the Pueblo Athletic club and Al Kaly Temple, Mystic Shrine. Ordway and Centen- tennial high schools will play @ cur- at 1 o'clock, The lineup: Aggies &nd the Houssels -. Taylor - - ¥:¢ Walmsley or Low re Jordan Mitchell Livingston ~. Petru ..-.. paeccae cad editions Hats of straw were worn by wom- en many years before they were adopted by men. t right guard; Van Nolta, right tackle: guard; Gorsuch, left tackl Dugan, Tett end; Cook, quarterback; Semler,| left half; Van Doren, fullback; Davis, Upon Advertising |; DISC WHEELS, CALIFORNIA TOP Come and See It }Ord crowd and although | the. state] » 4 team is considered as rol. Fae ene @ favorite to win, Colorado college sont a made {t doubtful Whether the Syracuse eleven could WFE*! play McGill in a contest. that was nase planned to be the first football game s, | between Canadian and United States _ NEWPORT R. I, Nov. 5.—Tho | $385;| coneges in 41 -yeare, U. 8. 8. Wyoming won the footbalt ‘teams, . championship of the Atlantic fleet | The UtUah men haven't had a defeat A eR eR ATT here yesterday, defeating the elev- | in a conference game to date. SUGAR SHARES ASSESSED. en from the battleship Delaware, | Uncle Sam's cadets were called upon to face today one of the most danger-| ous football teams on the Brivo) crowd of rooters. Notre Dame. French, Army's backs Utah Aggies are expected to de- field star, was out of the game due tO feat Colorado School of Mines, injuries, it was announced. |!0g past performances of both | | QE FER : PERRI He | NEW AGRICULTURAL AGENT coe ne an | Be 4 cceetes PN Van Lents gamated Sugar company, operating|- — Si and | | EDUCATOR NAMED Seerval beet sugar factories in Utah| Women of Rumania are to be given Yellowstone MLTUK TRUCK & GAR Eaoee 1408 DENVER, Colo, Nov, 4,—Mrs.| tid Idaho, today voted to levy an as.|the communal vote under the provi- Avenue CASPER, WYOMIN®. Mary C. Bradford, former state gt-| ®®*8ment of $1.39 on each share of the|sions of a measure now before the perintondont of instruction has been|©ommon stock of the company in con-| parliament of that country and which elected to 'represent Cplorado on the} ection with the refinancing and re-|{s expected to be adopted with little board of governors gf the Women's | (ganization pl. compan: opposition, | meyer, sraduate of the University of cit wae fermen nere today. Ste nnn | Meyers, graduate of the University of 1 ©, it was learned here today. Mrs. 0945559009 O OOH OOOOH OPPO>OPPOPIDD DO OO OOOO OOP 1S ENGAGED IN FREMONT. Nebraska and formerly county agri-|pradfora wae ecommented tg the cultural agent fh Campbell and Wes-|piace te Colorado's Gelewation in ton counties, has been elected to a \Coneress, similar position in Fremont county effective December 1, with headquar-| ters here. Meyers is an ex-service man. He has had marked success in his work in thia state and a great field of endeavor is open to him here. ‘ Richards & Cunningham Company IMEN’S DEPAR' Ge At = nae SE A A general merchandise store in Leon, Kan., offered a prize of a pair of shoes to the person guessing the correct number of, kernels of corn a rooster will eat after a 24-hour fast. Mrs. N. S. Mathews came closest, with a guess of 288 grains. The roost: er consumed 240. i ——_—_ P ‘When a Japanese maiden desires to Who Uses Willard Threaded Rubber Although the weather is very mild for this season of year you should prepare yourself now for the cold winter weather which is bound to come. We are well prepared to fit you out from head to foot. 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