Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1921, Page 8

PAGE World Results IN NATIONAL Brennan, O’Day and Emslie Involved in Changes Pro- jected by Heydler. CHICAGO, Dec. $1.—Baseball deals fuvolving players are no more exten- sive this winter than the shakeup of umptres in the National leagué, which involves Bill Brennan, Hank O'Day and-Bob Emstie, and perhaps others, necording to reports current here. It js understood President Heydler plans an extensive revision of his staff. Brennan already has been trans ferred to the Southerh association, O'Day 1s pressing for his release so he can sign up with the Pacific Coast league, and Emsiie, it ts understood, is about to be retired on a pension after nearly 26 years of faithful service. “Ducky” Holmes ot the Western league, Paul Sentelie of ‘te Texas Jeague and Pfirman of Southern as sociation have been added to the Na © roster. le opposition to Brennan had developed around the National cireult. O’Day’s retirement from the majors is due to his desire to live in the west. Emslie ts to be replaced by a young man and rewarded for his Jong service, according to the stories here. O'Day has had a remarkable career tm the majors. Starting as a pitcher fm the days when Connie Mack was Rhackstopping, he switched to umpiring more than 25 years ago, but in 1912 vas persuaded to take the helm of the Cincinnat! Reds. O’Day brought them out of the last division into fourth place, but gave up the post | after one year. He ts said to have t ont the foul strike rule now fm force fn the majors and is regarded as one of the most diplomatic arbitra- tors in the game. —— DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN “THREE MUSKETEERS” | I$ REAL TRIUMPH | Production Achieves Highest Plico in Realms of Motion Picture Production. | Again Douglas Fairbanks has tri-) umphed. In his latest film, “The Three Musketeers,” which opened yes terday at the Iris theater for a four- day engagement, Mr. Fairbanks | proved that he is every inch an actor. ‘This new United Artists’ offering without question one of the greatest pictures ever shown. For photograph- fo beauty, marvelous costuming and stupendous settings, there have prob- ably been few pictures to equal it and none that excels it. ‘As a story of real Grama and as tounding intrigue, with mirth provok- ing moments, “The Three Musketeers” achieves a place decidedly its own. Based on Alexander Dumas’ world-fa- mous novel which deals with the his tory of France in the early Seven- teenth Century, the photoplay em- bedies all of the romantic adventure injected into that stirring tale by the celebrated French author, and it also accentuates the high points, stamp- ing them with an indelible imprint on the memory. All of the characters in this photo- play are admirably chosen. Nigel de Brulier as the cunning cardinal gives a marvelous characterization; Louts Menjou is the most majestic cort of a king; Mary MacLaren as Queen Anne of Austria rules with queenly mein and at the same time gndowe the part with a wealth of humansess. As Con stance, the little court seamstress who loves D'Artagnan and worships her queen, Marguerite De La Motte's de lineation is superb. Milady, played by Barbara LaMarr, is beautiful enough to upset any monarchy, and almost Salesmanship Will Be Taught ina Night Class Opened January 3, 1922. By a competent instructor who carried a grip for many years. Learn more of HUMAN NATURE. Earn $5,000 to $20,000 per year. This will be interesting. Arrange with Mr. In- structor for text books now by calling Casper Business By Leased Wire LEAGUE, REPORT Michigaz Hard Up For Track Athletes ANN ARBOR Mich., Dec. 21—The University of Michigan varsity track squad this year will be built around Captain Simmons, Walker, Hoffman, Van Orden, Slaughter, Stipe and Joy- ner. Conch Steve Farrell faces a hard job in moulding a team out of these few men, having lost such stellar per formers as Butler, Wetzel, Forbes and Westbrook. The strength of the team ippears to be in the Gashes, with Captain Simmons, Burk, who placed last year in the Cornell meet, and Weeks, Da vis, Martin and Siemens, all from last year’s Freshman squad. Kelly, a mem. ber of last year’s varsity, is at his best indoors. ‘THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF S DUNDEE AND JACKSON DRAW. AT NEW YORK—Johnny Pundee and Willie Jackson fought 15 rounds to a draw at Madison Square Gar- den. DAVIS WAYOES WILBUR. AT OGDEN—Lesiie Davis of Og- den, knocked out Charles Wilbur of Boise, Idahd, in second round of =edulet six-round bout. Buly Gleseman cf Ogden knocked out Jimmie Hicks -of Mertaca ia third round of four-round contest. KENTUCKY ALL-STARS WILL PLAY IN TEXAS FORT WORTH, Texas, Dec. 31.— Bo" McMillin’s all-stars will play a teem of Fort Worth all-stars picked GRID WARRIORS ARRIVE. players arrive for clash with Uni- versit? of California Monday. PLANS LAIDFOR by Astynx Douglass, Cincinnat! catch. ceewese: RUICRNML her next Friday afternoon, January| University of Illinvis Sends 6, it was announced today. Out Invitations to 250 Girls of the paddle a canoe in the gym tank so |__ summer. 5S Mrs. Marie Camp! Jr., present champloo. does with her duplicity and bewitching. wiles. The Three Musketeers are as con- vincing as if they had steppe? right out of one of the old steel-engravea ilustrations of the Dumas book, George Slegmann as Porthos has all the Herculean strength attributed to that character and proves it by hold- ing up a broken bridge while the other two musketeers and their inseparable companion, D'Artagnan the Gascon, ride across it on horseback. As Athos, Leon Bary is remarkably true to type 4 Joun Pallette is just as convincing The Buick welded end the entire 1 evidence o College Second and Durbin Sts. Phone 442-W CAS bell and Mrs. Anna Long enjoy a game of billiards. 'They are naturally proficient in that sport, for they are daughters of | Jake Schaefer, former billiard champion, and sisters of Jake Schaefer, The Buick Drag-Link is Forged From One Piece of Metal steel bar, instead of the usual bar with two tively eliminates any points of weakness along cars are built throughout. Buick Sixes 22-Stz-44 Three Pass. 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It has an era of 107,000 square indoor events iu the nation for col-|feet of floor space. jeges, for eo SRD ow ym BAM best track athletes from ait-sectors (“Crashing Tests” For Petrol Tanks year 396 athletes represented 41 schools competed, and some excellent marks were established. | Southern colleges dnd untversities are taking to the track more than] 1 Denon, gngind, Dee. S1.— tanks are being carried out by the alr ministry with the object of discovering a tank that will withstand any acci. dent without leaking or~ catching ever before, and it is expected that |many of the Texas teams and other fire. Shot and machine gun fire tests are being used and a prize of 1,400 | good aggregations wil! send crack re- pounds {8 offered the manufacturer |Iay teams to the Illinois event. Let- ters have been received from many of the tank which best withstands the experiments. sections asking for the lst of events jon the program. Coach Harry Gill, who originated this carnival six years ago, has writ- ten to the forty-71¢ coaqyes who . were here with their teams last sea- Douglas Fairbanks in’ the part of son asking them for suggestions con- D’Artagnan, greatest swordsman in all corning chanees foe the ‘betteresent os of the meet, such as the tion of gives an interpretation that OC TO® Meinl ensea. All of the relay forever established him as one of tho! paces will be again staged and many greatest screen actors of all time. more special races are being consid- While he does many hazardous stunts’ ered. In this picture, he is by no_means| Tho profits of the meet, as is the merely a fence-leaping, house-climbing custom at the Illini indoor event, will jumping-jack. His duel with Berna- be pro-rated among the competing joux, the Cardinal's‘ greatest swords. teams in proportion to the number of In preparing breakfast, a woman | takes 445 steps; in preparing Tunch,; 651 steps, and in preparing dinner,} 996 steps—unless she lives in a kitch- enette apartment. . ATTENTION . THE KNIGHTS France, man, is one of the most thrilling and men actually competing and the dis- F EF. on the plan worked very successfully at the Those > this feature at the fourth annual carnival and the visit Installation of Officers will be made in I. O. O, F, hall for the Order of Knights of Maccabees at a regular meeting. Refreshments. Monday, January 2 ing coaches were pleased with th nd@_to be pleased PORTING Kensington Y. WC. A., they'll be safe in deep weter next All Grades Of Sugar Decline . San Francisco, Dec, 31. — Re| {ned canoe sugar was quoted at $5. a hundredweight and beet sugar at %5 at the refineries today, a decrease of 10 cents a hundredweight from yesterday's quotation. | a DEMOCRACY LEAGUE MEETS. NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—Studont delegates from many eastern colleges and universities were in New York to- day to attend the sessions of the league of industrial democracy. Men and women prominent in the ranks) of union labor ere to speak on “‘Out- siders on the Inside of Labor’ at a’ dinner tonight. For Immediate _ Delivery Sex of Unborn Children May Be Determined NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Dec. 31.— It 4s possible to determine the sex of an unborn infant by observation of plained that the bones of the female ossify quicker than those of the male. Dr. Pryor said no one had yet made a special study of the subject but his own observations had re- vealed to him a difference between the sexes as carly as ten weeks be- fore birth Prosperity Is In Ascendancy SATURDAY, DEC. 31 Everybody Welcome. DENVER, of prosperity is impending and that all indications point to a material change for the better in business and industrial fields, is the opinion of U. S. Senator Samuel D. Nicholson, ex- pressed in an address before a local organization here yesterday. W. F. Dunn 27 Phone HAY, GRAIN AND FEED Best Quality, Lowest Price Industrial Ave. Sumatra Wrapped, Mild Havana Filler. Lander Dairy & Produce Company and West Side Dairy Co-operated , : ity i¢ based upon its accompanies it. The any service of Lander ts supe- rior. WHY PAY MORE? Wate ere eee ee . FOR SALE i2 head first and second calf Holstein heifers, 1 three-gallon Jersey, one milking Shorthorn; $75 per head—$30 cash, 10 months on balance. _ HARRY-STARKS 546 S. 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