Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 30, 1921, Page 5

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be Casper Daily Cribune First in News Of All Events “NK EMBETLEEN eee WAS OSCOVERED BY | Serer ADWieE! EMPLOES STATEMENT. set sete Tee ITE GET GOLF PLAY EASTERN GAME National Open Championship ; ; Scheduled for “si a ae come Wh One o Country Club. _ Leading Squads. to those rundown in vitality. CHEYENNE, Wyo.) Nov. 30.—H.| ’ ° Breitenstein, cashier of the Stock * Scott s Emulsion Growers National bank of Rawlins denies the statement mad ourt | at the time of the Seaaieenic ad tas | | nourishes the’ body, H. Willams for embezzlement of be-| tones the blood and tween $500 and $600 of the bank's| § helps build strength. funds thet the young man’s shortage | @ Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield, 3. first was revealed by Williams him- & self. The shortage, Breitenstein sta’ was discovered by employes ot bank after Williams had | | * the bank's employ and gone to Idaho | only after Williams and relatives had been confronted with the fact of the! na) Joa Fords, Also One Ford Ton Truck.- See Virbel, Phone 1589-J MEN ONLY! gi) hua MEDICAL INSTITUTE SPECIALISTS FOR MEN 830 Eighteenth Street , Opposite Eutrance te New Pesteffies , COME AND BE CURED Alden. They were escorted by girls dressed as Puritan fathers. The eve- en teeta TE sither scute | or ning was spent in playing games and in dancing. ¥ ? ° ? * e + were ‘ Z A meeting of the Freshman-Sophomore Girl reserves, was presided over Le ; by Frances Giblin Monday evening. It practise jn throwing goalq and in 2 : If your disease was decided to have a party in the general preparation for the games. e aU Ture of a cabaret, to be given Satur | \‘The girls are looking forward to some X are foams oh cure tt and 7 day evening at To'clock. All fresh: | exciting games in the course of the} CHICAGO, Nov. 30.—Unoffictal word ; isn be eae tyleaeeee wee | ; EW SORE. Wer. See Skokie country club that the classic y of American Golf, the national open championship will be played here next year. Skokie has-been the scene ef numer. ous professional matches and the ‘Western open champiohahip waa held there in 1909. ‘The course is not an easy one. In addition to unusually hard barriers the 17th hole has been lengthened to 445 yards and the course a bgp As he in other ways. fams was sentenced by Judge Mrs, Mary Nichols, the newly: elected city commissioner of Bir mingham, Ala., is the frst woman in the south to hold such a position. te doors. ‘The girls say it is more beneficial when played out in W. & J. WORKS OUT FOR . 3 epee a oe i ey es owe TT TT eS nich SCHOOL NOTES WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 3: Nayy Yard. His victims dre gobs from.the receiving station, but they, over. Washi: and Jett may join the hospital corps defore the game’ beginn! bruary 4g it oan ten “St! mie deal eco Happenings of Interest to fo Pupilsuna Parents in Work and | nounced today.” today preparatory to leaving tomor- Play at Natrona County High School. row for Detroit to meet the University —— eae GROVES MADE CAPTAIN OF SUA Nooo). 2 Sepeeemeemeepenge GAINS REPORTED —_—= .-___ gymnasium, Wedhesday, November About fifteen girls were dressed oer. Robinson Will = in grey gowns and white collars and cuffs in the style of Priscilla Manage Robins NEW YORK, Nov. 40.—Owners of SEE A Pe fan and sophomore as are invited oorming season. pp hi : a the Brooklyn National baseball club Johnny Groves, captain of Casper’s 1921 football team, Set test | Resident of Salt Lake City : ip bere of Nature’ ced today that Wilbert Rob! ‘special committees were chosea. The| HOME ECONOMICS | ther ay atare’s Laws, poems sae] pee thai tent pat will hold that same post during the 1922 season, as the re-|cabaret takes the place of the bob-| WORK PROGRESSING. - | Adds Ten Pounds While g Vf y, ditneves of Bladder & Kidneys, Vert | ELKS BOWLING MEET. | CHICAGO, Nov. 30.—The*next an-! nual tournament of the Elks national’ bowling association will be held here, year and: denied local reports that | Sult of an election held last night at a banquet given the foot-|sedaine party thet wes. ty Baye ‘been athe, work in the home economics! Wife Gains eae . my sain von Permanently . jeparti ogre: h in Wei: a they o eageseeaien negotiating for the| ball team by Dr. J. C. Kamp at the Henning hotel last night. LITERARY DIGEST Rese ates a Pach Fad Apecflicing in Weight. Dusiness. Groves_was finally elected captain in a hotly contested | tgsep BY STUDENTS. COME IN AND TALK IT OVER ning to serve dinners and luncheons} vote with William Lester, a close runnerup, for the honors.| an juntor and. senior English! to thetr families and to members of| John J. Perry, 370 Quince St., well- ‘* FLEVENS TO PLAY F 10 PLAY FOR Tn electing Groves captain of the jquet that 16 of Casper'a first, string|ciesses are using thy Literary Digest! the faculty, after the Christmas Molt | krjowh Balt Lake Clty, Utah FREE—Consultation, Examination—FREE team one of the most populat athletes/men had won théir “C"’ for participa:|in conjunction with thelr work in lit-/ guys, man, in reporting ‘remarkable Charees 00 tovy as Ge be within the reach of even the poorent, and in the state was placed at the head|tion in football. ‘The letter and sweat-| erature and current events. Tho) ‘The second year girls are working|!n Weight both by himself an payments arinneed to Salt Tour Comvemenee of Casper’s next year's team. Groves/ers will be awarded to the winners at| magazines for the juniors were late/with fish and meats, and are learn.| Wife, says: is considered to be one of the fastest|an early date. In order to be awurded|in arriving, but being new, the les:ling to make delicious cream soups.| “My wife gained twenty-eight and headiest smail men in football cir-)the letter and a sweater. these 16 men cles in this state. His popularity is/had to participate in a certain num- evidenced by the fact that the high|ber of games with credit to the team. DenverMedical Institutes: ‘3232-2; a>) form them are more interest-| |They are taking up the preparations | pounds and I gained ten pounds in ing: |of foods in the orders in which they l§ few weeks by taking Tanlac. The PERIOD TESTS UNDER will appear on the menu. change in Mrs. Perry is all the more LO8 ANGELBS, Nov. 30.—The foot-| school athletic association named him! ‘rhe fellow: WAY IN SCHOOL. The t learnt he| remarkable, as she had been going ball championship of the Pacific fleet} over Bill Lester who played at quarter | tor pate Te an Mel pore dl Daptsspie$ The six weeks period tests are be- art of ‘everest, cat are contre. down hill steadily for four or five will be decided at Los Angeles har-|for Casper this year. Panton, Eaton, MeGrath, Bastman,|ing given this week, A new system|iearn to make cookies. years. She got no nourishment from vor Saturday when the team of the U./ It wus also announced at the ban- Archambault, O'Bryan, Skelley,| has been adopted whereby the stu, _—— \ {her food and I don’t believe she $ S. S. Idaho, champion of the battleship - +: + e javeraged three hours sleep out of the Groves, Lester, Scott, Quinlan, Sever-[dent may know when the examination division, will meet the air.service elev- vee | ation, aroct 3 as th ject is coming without cor twenty-four, jance, ure, Rae and Cody. any subject is © { en, which’ recently defeated the sub-+ O)FF-the Green >) snout 20 manners of the athletic as.| Suiting his Instructor, The program Leonard Bests “While my condition was not as se- DANCING TONIGHT murine team. . follows: First and fifth period tests! hers, I had been under the i * pomeeet " Lager gehaga ys cols ape me by pte 9 are given on Tuesday; second and Ward in Bout weather for some time, had no appe- McKay Outpo oin' : : se oe . sixth period ‘tests, on “Wednesday: | tite and was bothered a good deal by ay ‘Dp ts Were made by Coach Morgan, Dr. | - indigestion. Tanlac has certainly J. Drew, A.A. Slade andy Dr. Kamp. | third and sixth period tests, on Thurs. | indig A » ALAS ay, Dr. (day; and fourth and eighth period} ‘proved all and more than 15 o'nlmed ° With the football season now out of picaay iieeta/ ici nati katina j for it with us.” Batt ing Ortego the way the Casper high*echool squad ‘ests.on Friday. Teste will no! eld | NEW YORK, Nov. 30.—Benny Leon-|"'raniac fe sold in Casper by the : has already undertaken practice for | sin un sok pe ard, lightweight boxing champion, out- Casper Pharmacy and by leading the basketball season: A team is BASETBALL GIRLS Aruggints overywhere—Adv, whipped into shape by\.Couch OUT FOR PRACTICE. a six-round exhibition bout in SHATTLE, Nov. 29—Gordon Me-| F Hy (gan with the assistance of Captain} The girls in the gymnasium classes| ison square garden, according to a ma Kay, Pocatello, Idaho, middleweith, Bul Lester, The’ new team will be {are preparing for inter-class basket-/ jority of sports wyiters. ‘The conter Ties Ontaaes diiznaee or een conat title built around a nucleus’ of several “of | ball game: They are being given’ was the feature of a show for charity. after four rounds here last night. Or- 5 a $ last year's stars. tega+was outclassed throughout. pointed George Ward, Elizabeth, DANCING ACADEMY CASPER’S JOY PALACE ‘Tonight Don’t Forget Our Big Dance THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 American Hatters : . : and Cleaners s25.00 POPPIES EEOC HG Teammates Ask STATZ LEADS CONST , LEAGUERS IN STEALING vhs ES Sgt SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30.—Arnold oe ; Statz of-the Los Angeles club, with 13 eee yes CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 30.—Al- stolen bases, is leading George Sisler, |though H. Covington Janin of San St, Louis American star, in stolen : : "| | Francisco, a substitute end on the bases in the California winter bgseball Harvard football team did not play in Sisler has 10 to his credit. "4 |the big game with Yale, his fellow Prices on all U.S. Tires and Tubes Reduced November 10th Ask your Dealer makers of United States Tires made available November 10th prices lower than any pre-war prices on their full line of \ members of the Crimson eleven have tires and tubes, including Royal Cords and 5 base stealer in th : : Wish to call attention to Tein Yengus tear meas <a he be awarded the vacaly titer. ie Fabric Tires for een ao and solid their’ one-day service on||¢ GIVEN FREE GIVEN FREE 3 rs war in many early season games and and pneumatic tires for truc! hats’ and clothes. Hats : Winter Sports in the Brown game, a week before the i Wiekndt.Hidaked and’ re- Not to One Lucky Number, but to ii ie. arert,/puttieay “him Got. ot ie The new prices are ready for the public a trimmed. White shoes and Lucky Numbers. G ip Dart th cee : : tiedeiay phic es 3 , over the country through the established plases cleaned: rip mou ‘Alexa Stirling, five years national z dealers who handle United States Tires. Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing. The Usual Good Time Assured All ° nas for 8, W, Btrauae & Con We Offer a Few Rooms at : vee “GUARANTEED : Romney ing boni ry v ¥ 4 "1 : USCO CHAIN NOBBY ROYAL CORD |GREY TUBE 3 HANOVER, N. H., Nov. 29.—Skiing,| New Pek niticen ghana ae Monthly Rates to Par- 3023}, $10.90 $1490: $17.00 $1830 $2.25 129 W. Railroad Ave. BE THERE snowshoeing: and skating have Hees again. ticular People. 2 32x3! A778, 19.15 aoe an75 zo H Phone 714-J tivities for pseathin ae at Dartmouth — 24.85 26.75 28.95 3.35 college, {t was announced today. Vanderbilt to — United States Tires Meet Florida United States @ Rubber Company Tenn., Nov. &.— - om Fea etir eretston i : f : Hii io ras NASHVILLE, Members of the football team. and athletfc authorities of Vanderbilt unl- IF 1 > TSENG fee tna phtvpraiig ot ion: = : WYOMING OLDSMOBILE CoO. tan an, bag Od a ise New ‘ East Second and Kimball Casper, Wyo. Telephone 987 Year’s day in Jacksonville. Wander- UNITED STATES TIRE REPRESENTATIVE Dil wen through the season without ® defeat. « Pitching Ace of ee aan wanes 2 Everybody. basetannd There will be a regular session of tlfis lodge Friday i hi 3 y foods. It’s th evaniaceh) 2 Yankees to Wed) ton.'.°3 20% shiomentot} |] pay pure foods. 10s the SHOE REPAIR REDUCTION! vening, December 2, at Odd Fellows Hall. Mirrors. ness. When you think of COTA ST 2ST TT SRS SS ATTENTION B. P. O. 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