Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1921, Page 5

World HIGH SCHOOL GRID PLA FIFTEEN ENTER National Stars to Compete in 250-Mile Contest at Bev- erly Hills. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 23;—Fifteen driyers entered the automobile race— t “international champion- ship” contest—to be held tomorrow at term: an the Los Angeles speedway at Beverly Hills. They are Eddie Hearne, Tommy Milton, Frank Elliott, Ralph De Pal- ma, Joe Thomas, Roscoe Sarles, Eddie Miller, Jimmy Murphy, Bennie Hill; J. Wondéertich, Don Fretwell, Ralph Sneddy, Harry Hartz, Al Melchg;-and Art Klein. The distapce will be 250 miles or 200 times around the mile and a quarter track. Prizes totalling $25,000 will be given, in addition to point awards, which will count in the contest for the champlonship. . TOM MIX REGISTERS HIT IN NEW PICTURE ir m Mix, the popular Fox star, should announce within the next few weeks that he intended to pluck the moon from its fastenings, it is reason- abel to believe that nil of his great hos@ of admirers who have seen his latest William Fox production, “The Rough Diamond,” would expect him to accomplish that feat. For in “The Rough Diamond,” which opened last night at the America Theater, they have seen Mix not only do,the unex- pected, but the unthoughtof. They have seen their favorite star {cast aside his chaps and six-shooters—his favorite western stamping ground— everything that they formerly identi- fied him with, except his faithful and famous horse Tony, and they have been treated to the sight of Tom Mix playing the part of an exceedingly clever comedian, developing into a dashing cavalier and daredevil, fol- lowing the flashing eyes and the be witching smile of a blonde senorita, even across the sea to a little tropical republic where he not only wins his lady-love but a war as well—wins both * in the gold braid:and-dazging uniform DEDICATED, CHURCH HOM of a generalissimo. “The Rough Diamond,” as seen at the America theater, brings new fame to the already large portion that Mix has accumulated, It sends one away believing that nothing in histronic art is impossible for him to achieve. It establishes him supreme on the screen as the perfect type of gentleman ad- venturer; for judging from this lat- est picture, Mix is at home in any sit- uation, in any part, he is as actor— and o finished anf versatile one at that. CHRISTIAN TABERNACLE FREE FROM DEBT, CLAIM ‘The dedication of the new Christian tabernacle last Sunday marked the completion of one of the most success: ful church fand campaigns which was ever inaugurated here. With the com- pletion of the new church it was free from debt, a car had been provided the minister, Rov. Charles G. Stout, and provisions of all kinds made for continuation of the church activity. ‘When the dedicatory services were held at 10 o'clock Sunday, the largest attendance in the history of the chureh here was present. . ~~ Auge id e service $6,00! jebt. Santee bie the indebt- edness was issued. oversubscribed $1,200. This is re- markable considering that less than a year ago there was no organization in Casper and the congrogation grew in a year to the extent that it was unnecessary to go outside the church to secure the needed funds, ———————- Mechanic Retained For Supervision Of School Property A new department of supervision has been added to the school system of Casper. W. D. Ford, an expert me- chanie has bgen secured to supervise all buildings and grounds, to insure their being kept in repair. In this maner. considerable routine work will De taken off the shoulders of the school authorities and it is believed that more effective service will be rendery:d. a ————___— Highest’ prices paid for diamonds, old gold and silver. H. B. Kline, Jeweler, Oil Exchange bullding. - 8-15-tf ———_____. FORAUTO RACES|-FOR TOHORROW AND SATURDAY | ‘Thursday, November 24. New York—Columbia University vs. Colgate University, Carlisle — Dickinson * College vs.|° Spokane—Montana vs. Gonzaga. Bucknell Univérsity. Lancaster—Franklin & Marshall vs. Gettysburg. Washington — George Washington vs. Catholic University. Baltimore—Johns Hopkins Untver- sity vs. Washington & Lee. Philadelphia — Pennsyivania Corneil. Pittsburgh—Pittsburgh State. vs. vs. Penn SATURDAY, NOV. Boston—Boston College vs. Holy al Academy. MID-WEST Thursday, November 24. Des Moines—Drake vs. Grinnell. Lawrence—Kaneas vs. Missouri. Lincoln—Colorado Aggies vs. braska. Houston—Oklahoma vs. Rice Insti- tute. Ne St. Louls—Washingtow vs. 8t. Louis. South Bend—Michigan Aggies vs. Notre Dame. Lexington — Tennessee vs. Ken-| tucky, Milwaukee—Wabash vs. Marquette. Cleveland—Case vs. Western Re- serve. Athens—Merietta vs. Ohio. Topeka—Washburn . vs. Oklahoma Aggies. St. Joseph—Haskell vs. Des Moines, | Galesburg—Monmouth vs, Knox. Gary—South Dakota Aggies vs.| vs Tes Omaha Wrestler Valparaiso. College Station—Texas ex. Decatur—Millikin vs. Lake Forest. Omaha—South Dakota vs. Creigh- ton. SOUTH ‘Thursday, Noyember 24. Athens—University of Georgia vs. Clemson College. Atlanta—Georgia Tech bama Polytechnic Institute. Birmingham—Unjversity of Alaba- ma vs. Mississippi' A. & M. College. Chapel Hill—Untversity of North Carolina vs. University of Virginia. College Park—North Carolina Stete College vs. University of Maryland. v Ala- Columbia — University of South Carolina vs. The Citadel. j Gainesville — University of Flor- ida vs. Ogelthorpe University. Nashville—Vanderbilt University vs. University of the South. Richmond—University of Richmond vs. William & Mary College. Roanoke—Virginia Military Insti- tute vs. Birmingham-Southern Col- 1 Mrishthigt ont 2 Gacksetowa Univer- sity vs . Bethany College. Washington— George Washington vs. Catholic University. Morguntown—University of West Virginia vs. Washington & Jefferson Danville—Centre College vs. George- town College. Saturday, November 26. Atlanta—University of Georgia vs. Dartmouth College. Big Motorcycle Races on Fresno Track Tomorrow FRESNO, Cal., Nov. 23.—Twelve motorcycle . Several of them na- tionally prominent, are to participate in five contests on thé Fresno speed- way tomorrow, Nenrly $5,000 has been offered in prizes. Time to brush up interiors for] the holidays, | Our paints are the kind that cover a maximum of space per'| gallon and contains those qualities! that preserve the wood by staying] on indefinitely without cracking, Casper Paint and Glass’ Co. Phone 1374 144 Kast Midwest Avenue U. S. Military Academy! | | | | | H | TRIBUNE’S PAGE Douglas Coming for Second Battle With Casper i | Casper is going to have the! Thursday, November 24. ithrill of a turkey day football Seattle—Washington vs. Washing-|game for the first time in ton State. years. The Douglas and Cas- per high school teams will Walla Walla—Whitman vs. Idaho. Forest Grove—Pacific University | ond time this year. vs, Chemawa. Douglas’ strengthened organization Colorado Springs — Colorado Col-| and Casper’s weakened first team will lege Ys. Denver University. Meet. This may result in. Douglas rx Denver—Colorado. Unversity | ¥ersing the victory which Casper took Colorado Sines. “jearlier in the soason. i Coach Dean Morgan has not yet ar Logan—Utah vs. Utah Aggies.* u }mounced what lne-up he. will use Tacoma—College Puget Sound vs.| against the Douglasites, due to thé ir Willamette. “ hd u jjury of a number of his men whom San Frapcisco—Olympic Club vs.! he hopes will be able to play but will Pacific Flett. |not permit them to enter the game Portlané—-Oregon, |uniess their physicians advise there Club. | will be no danger. Bill Lester ,ind Captain Johnny Groves members of the star Casper Backfeid are rounding into shape Camp Lewis.| again, but it ts understood that both QF WINTER LEAGUE vs. Ys. Multnomah Saturday, November 26. Angeles—Oregon Aggies vs. U.! Les 8. Cc. Gonzaga ME _ Issues Challenge ‘The Dougias squad is coached by J. Markley, the man who has officiated as referee in all of the football games which have been played here this fall He says that Casper is due for « big surprise and is sanguine that Doug- jas will reverse the tables by taking ndvantage of the weakened Casper Uneup. Tomorrow's game is sched ules for 3 o'clock INDEPENDENTS G FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.—Ty|IS CALLED OFF. ‘s San Francisco baseball club] Announcement was made by Coach this week is at the bottom of the Call-| Morgan today tho the Casper high fornia winter league percentage col-| school authorities had decided that. it umn and it is rumored that the De-| would not be advisable for the team troit leader is planning to enlist the|to play the Independents here this ervices of several major leaguers to| Saturday. The high school players, strengthen the club. those who are still uninjured and eligible were willing to go ahead with the game but pressure was brought to bear on the school authorities axk. Ing them not to allow the game. This ‘a some cases came from parents of the high school players. Considerable — censure was heard last season for al- lowing the high school team to play Archie Beale, an Omaha middle-|the Sacred Heart College team of weight wrestler who meets Nick Kas-| Denver, a team which outweighed cheff at Thermopolis Thanksgiving | them 20 pounds to a man, as several is one of thé climbers of the| players suffered more or less serious game. While he is in this gectinn of | injuries. i the country he is anxfous to secure] The\Independents gave the bigh & number of matches. He has ‘re-| school a stiff workout in a 40-minute quested The Tribune to issue a chal-| scrimmage yesterday afternoon. From lenge to any man in the world at the|the scrimmnge it was evident that middleweight limit. the two teams would play about even, NACE, CN ET CT the speed of the high school ‘being ROBBERY OF CHEYENNE overcome by the weight of the In- . dependents. The Independexts have made. pre- iminary arrangements to go to Douglas Sunday to play the Cavalry toam of the national guard there. The latter organization is one of the best independent football aggregations in SHERIFF 15 REFUTED CHEYENNE, Wiyo., Nov. 23-—Jias team will decide definitely this Sheriff George J. Carroll of Laramie | arternoon whether the game can be county returned Monday from Los| biayed. Angeles and denied a report emanet- —— ing from that city a few days ago that! ONMEZ GLAND TABLET PAs DOpent nad eet) Wipes ey Sete semen and mentally alert. The story, he said, was started by/ Regain your old punch and go and members of the Los Angeles yolice| golf respect. Omez Gland Tablets, the force as a joke and was taken serious-| wonderful tonic for the man. John ly by @ newspaper reporter. Tripeny Drug Co, sells and recom: Carroll brought back Maurice 1.|mends them. Write for very interest Brennan, wanted here to. face n charge of passing a worthless check | Nevada, Bld, for $150 on Carl B, Axt. 2... .. 4. a|ing Nterature. Omez Pharmacal Co., Denver, Colo. DINNER And All the “Fixin 75c battle for honors for the sec- + Casper Daily Cridune SCHAEFERTIES WILLIE HOPPE Champion Faces Defeat in| Billiard Tourney Unless | He Plays Better. j } Nov. 23.—The world’s CHICA! 18.2 balkline billiard championship} will be decided when “Young Jake’ Schaefer, son of “old Jake” who v virtually invincible years ago, w try to repeat his, victory last night over Willie Hoppe, present ttle hold- er and for a decade looked bn as un beatable. Schaefer gave Hoppe his first beat-| ing since 1912 and the worst in his career when he overwhelmed the| champion last night, 400 t . and went into a tie with him for first place in the international tournament held here. Tonight's match is an entire contest to break the tle and will be at 500 Points instead of 400, the number played in the regu Air Pilot Makes 175 Miles Hour SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2 An alr mail fight at the rate of 175 miles an hour between Réno and Elko, Ney., was made Monday by Pilot Claire K. Vance, & speed record for the western division of the service, it was an- nounced here at air mail headquar- ters. The time for the flight was one hour and 20 minutes, the distance being 235 miles. Vance left Reno at 7:10 a. m., reaching Elko at 8.30. The best previous record for the distance was made a week ago by Vance, when he made the flight in one hour, 37 min- utes, flying at the rate of 155 miles an hour. NO POST SEASON GAME FOR CENTRE. GOLLERE NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.—Centre will not play any post-season games thig year, it was announced today by Coach Charles Moran, who with his “Praying Colonels" arrived here to- PORTING First in News Of All Events Y CLOSES WITH GAME TOMORROW Whittier College Te Asked to Meet (FNAL PRACTICE Arizona on Grid Ht NAVY GRID LOS ANGELES, Nov. An invi- tation to play the football team of the University of Arizona at S__ Diego, December 3, and a request that it aleo consider a game in that city with Cen- tre college, December 26 have been re- ceived by Whittier college, champions of southern California conference, it was announced here by Coach Esek Perry Eleven in Fine Condition for Annual Battle With Army on Saturday. ANNAPOLIS, M4., Nov. 23.—Final practice here of the navy football team Will be held this afternoon and tomor Tow morning, the squad, about 50 strong, leaves for New York where the annual set-to with Army will take place at the Polo grounds on Satur. y said if Whittier decided to play Centre, ft would decline the invi- tation to meet Arizona, as it did not wish to run the risk of injuring the players with the Centre contest in prospect CALIFORNIA MAY MEET ILLINOIS NEXT YEAR URBANA, Il, Nov. 23—California may be on the Illinois football sche- dule for a pair of games in 1922 and 1923, it was announced today, Coach Andy Smith of the University of California, has submitted three dates for next season, which would be ac- ceptable for a game at Urbana if the Ilinoians will go to Berteley for a return game in 1923. Coach Smith his submitted October 28, November 4 or December 2 as agreeable dates for next year. George Huff, director of athletics at Illinois, has not yet decided to schedule any intersectional games. - After three days of rest the players appeared refreshed went through their practice Monday and yesterd with eepecial “I USED TO BE TO DO Whenever you get to the point where you can not stand the stren. Mousness of work and play you need something to revive your failing vita! ity and endurance, At the middle stage in life, when you really would just love to get out APOE ES hg A and enjoy some recreation, you have GIBBONS TO FIGHT RATNER. |to deny yourself because “you can’t ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.—Mike Gib.| Stand to exert yourself.” bons of St. Paul will meet Augie|, That is the surest sign you are Iack ing in the necdasary vitamines to give Ratner of New York, in a 10-round nourishment to your nerves and tis- decision bout here December 5. They are middleweights. Your nerves are already weakened from lack of strength. How can you! (he Casper Pharmac: Moran Retained As Center Coach BOSTON, Nov. 23.—Charies Moran will be football coach at Centre college for at least one more year. J. C. Cald- well, head of the Centre College ath- Ietic association, has sent word here that Moran has signed a contract for next season. “Bo” McMillin, Centre's sensational quarterback, who it was reported might succeed Moran if the latter resigned, now has under consid- eration an offer to become coach at Howard college, Birmingham Senne Herring-Hall Marvin safes for busi- hess, office and home. Prices are down to the bottom. You need the ave them in stock. Let's The Mills company, 139 nd stre 11-10-14-19-23-26 a nant cE Six pounds ts about the weigh: of swarm ABLE THOSE THINGS” This Remark So Often Heard from Middle-Aged People Is an Admission of Failing Vitality. expect to exert yourself !n work or play without becoming completely ex- hausted. After this, instead of giving an alabl when inyited to recreation say “sure, count me in." You can do it if you will begin taking the ew product known as Garren's Tonic which is giv- ing marvelously quick revival of health, strength and endurance to ex: hausted and worn out folks. After using it a few days you will have the fire of enthusiasm, and the endurance to carry out its urging, like thousands sue, and they are going back on you.|of folks who are pra!cing it. Garren's Tonic is sold in Casper by Adv, O. S. BATHS TURKISH BATHS A SPECIALTY Shower, Tub, Steam and Cabinet. For Ladies and Gentlemen. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 128 East Second Street day for the Thanksgiving clash with Tulane. Basement, O-S Building pecial Dinner THE PUP CAFE Let’s all be thankful this Thanksgiving. We are thankful because our efforts to bake the choic- _ est bakery goods have \ met with your approval and you should be thank- ful that you can order of us the pastry that will make your Thanksgiving dinner a success. and Cleaners PHONE 714-3 The place to send your old hat ‘or suit for rejuvenating. 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That the Moose Lodge is building for the people of The Winter Garden is the only dance place in Casper not operated by private in- Allover and above expenses goes in the Remember Our Regular 10-Cent Dances Thanksgiving Eve., Novershes 23 Special Turkey Dance Live Turkeys to the Winner BIG CARNIVAL DANCE THANKSGIVING NIGHT Free Streamers and Confetti Laundry Workers’ Masquerade, Dec. 1. MOOSE The Music Says “Let’s Go” ATINEE AT 2: finest Dance in the state. Garden 30 P. M.