Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 12, 1924, Page 8

eae aa i ala OnE BT ae. PAGE EIGHT SIDELIGHTS ON Le new crop of e two 1d war ‘horses of t Oo. P. One these is form: rnor Charles Deneen ¢ the other is General T. Du Pont of the the people ) ser ome a third 5 D v ton. There {s, for instance, Mr. Vine, of Oklahoma—the first of the ig oil operators to get a chance at Nantry in the World war and mimended for the congressional dal of honor. And there is Gov- rnor McMaster, of South Dakota, former newsboy. ‘There was plenty of variety to this enatorial election. It illustrates new the possibilities of selection by © people, rather than the old way { choosing senators in the state tures nator-elect Deneen, of Illinois what might be called a quiet srker—in any event, he will seem fet as the successor of Medill Me- srmick, who was anything but hat When occasion demands, nd drifted gr owever, Deneen can spell-bind with NEW SENATORS MALL. ! By ROBERT T. 5 , Among! WASHINGTON, ington Du Ponts. vernor in 1912 2 a bit of the urged Roosevelt to con-' ion Taft. the “call of ly as to be- liJate, Charlie figured the Progressive too chilly for him fully but surely ck under the protecting ears of Grand Old Party elephant. 5 ¢ thewther “elects” of last y are brand new to Washing- Deneen skidd as one governors,” he nst n the color eneen ater was a Ii a. There is Rice W ado, cited three times atorial ns, of C KEEPING WELL——An NR Tablet (a vegetable aperient) taken at night will help keep you well, by toning and strengthening your di- gestion and elimination. Nt JUNIORS—Little Ms One-third the regular dose. Made of the ingredients, then candy Conted. Fer children und aauies, = SOLD BY YOUR the best of them. He merely doesn’t believe in keeping up a din at hours. He is a regular of the regu- lars and although many of his asso. clates followed Roosevelt out of the party. and then back. in again, Deneen is glad that his record 1s clear ahd clean. The stalwarts of the senate haye gained a grand prize in the néw man from Illinois, one who will “go along.” General 'T. Coleman Du Pont, of Delaware, may be termed almost 4 lilletante in politics. He Hkes to play at the game, but doesn’t take it too serioys! He has for some time heen the Republican national committeemar from his state but at the committee meetings he would rather be showing some of the com- mittee-Jadies astounding tricks with cards and other sleight of hand than doing the serious affairs of the Grand Old Party.. General Du Pont’s hobby is in buying and build ing big hotels, He owns one here in Washington and already , has bir suite prepared for the next six years He occupied it a short time ago, bu somebody slipped a cog in Deiawarc in 19: dT. Coleman got left in the shuffle. There were many pre dictions that his defeat had cast hin Jown and out, T. Coleman took n such view of the, matter. He ra: in this year and won tn brillian Rice Means,.of Denver, elected tc 1 a “sho’t term” and therefor: ue to take his seat the first Mon lay in. December, was born in Mis souri, but drifted out to the Rocks Mountains when a lad of 13. He will add tothe new. soldier vote in he senate, being a staunch believe: n tke American Legion. He is « veteran of the Philippines campaign, of the Spanish-American war and & survivor of the Meuse-Argonne of fensive of the World. war. In the Spanish war, he was a second and first Meutenant. In the world con flict. he rose to the rank of leu tenant-colonel. Although a lawyer, Means has been dabbling in politics for the past 22 years. ° His favorit: sport is hunting. Guy D. Goff, who comes to Wash- ington as a new senator from W Virginia, is by no means a strange! to the national capital. He serves for three years under Harry M Daugherty as an assistant attorney general of the United States. Mr Goff bears a distinguished West Vir ginfa name, but his political oppo nents tried to defeat him on the ground that he had lived but little if any, in the state. He is a son of the late Judge Nathan Goff. ‘ Governor W. H. McMaster, who succeeded in winning the toga in South Dakota after a bitter struggle, was once a newsboy in Sioux City, . Later, however, he went to Beloit college in Wisconsin and eventually drifted into the banking business, He has always ‘been known as something of a radical. Although running as a Republican, he did not declare for President Coolidge until very late in the cam- paign. He has had a political or- Nonaire. see the Mother Earth. lodges, never went to college. on an Illinois farm 45 years ayo, he grew up to be a Republican and a Being a demon for work, He Methodist. he has never played much. doeun’t like golf and doesn't expect to be led astray in that respect when he géts to Washington. His home is at Okmulgee. Che Casner Daily Cridune | BARNEY GOOGLE. ee SPARK PLUG TEN BUCKS FOR PASS AND TICKETS OVER, “THERE — — SEE } WHOS KNOCKING CA THE DEN DE THIP TO EvROPE AM ALL OFF, = MISTAH MISTA. WALT. TO ASK Vou. ganization of his own and has no yeen a part of the recognized state machine of the G. O. P. will affiliate himself with whatever nay be left of the “farm bloc” when 1e gets to Washington. senator-elect from Oklahoma, ts not a typical of! mil- Hard work is his creed. He has no hobbies other than to flow from He belongs to no Born w. B. Pine, “black gold” _ Judging Home Lighting Contest Here is a copy of the grading sheet which will be used in judging the home lighting contest: HOME LIGHTING CONTEST GRADING SHEET CONTESTANT NUMBER -__-__.-2----~-=------=-- Investigation (Pages 18, 19, 20) 1, Completeness 2. Completeness 3. Completeness 4. Neatness and Pasting Fixtures (Pages 4 to 15 inclusive) 5. Number and tures (3 pts. 6. Neatness and Essay Ir zy eac of own “home er owledge of Lessons Reasons for Change (10) of language and orig- own home (5) second home (5) Third Home (5) Thorotghness (5) in Drawings location of fix- per room (27) Thoroughness (10) h room in. survey (5) cification of’ watt- (10) (5) (10) (5) thoroughness EXAMINER NNT The following named persons have kindly consented to act as judges on the local contest: JAMES P. SWI MISS DOROTHY PREWITT, Head of English Dept. Casper High School MISS MARY BLOODGOOD Head Mathematics Dept Casper High School MISS URA ELLISON, Head of Latin Dept., Casper High EARLE G. BURWELL, Casper Gas Appliance Company. ENEY, Architect MIS BLOSSOM CALLED (Cees YOU GP ON THE PHOME SHE GOT SOMETHIN’ SHE WANT He says he School. IVE HEARD ABoUT YouR HARD Luck «I WANT, Te HELP You ouT = ILL Give You ALL THE NECESSARY FUNDS YoU NEED IF YOu GIVE Me SOME “TRS ON SPARK PLUG WHEN HE RACES CER IN LONDON= TLL PUT YOU. IN MX HOME JN LONDON AND SHow Nou 3 Cit(: 1 KNOW LONDON Like A Books WHEN DO You WANT To SAILS ss WHERE'D HE Go? I FORGOT To Kiss HimMe-- TLL CALL HER BACK RIGHT || AWAY, RACHEL. __ SHE'S BEEN GOING TOINNITE ME TO OINNER FOR & LONG Time. BNYWAY IT'S ALWAYS. GOOD NEWS WHEN SHE Gl CALLS UP eas Gime, eee fT TS pelled to jump back and get into the scrimmage line to meet’ their opponents. Of course allthis riga- marole puts speed out of the ques- tion. More than that, the officials are not always certain whether the players, who have been in the hud- dle, are actually at a complete stand- i as the rule requires them to be, before the ball 1s’ put into play. The huddle method’ is used because it gives the players a better chance to hear the signals«when there is a huge crowd present and the cheer- ing isa din. At Army and.:Navy games, both sides keep! up a ‘con- stant uproar which some day will be discontinued, as it is annoying to spectators as well as players. There i snothing gained by this constant yelling. The great objection to the huddle, and it is a very pertinent one, is that it will slow down any team’ that uses it. The players, instead of tak- ing advaniage of any momentum GREYBULL CLAN INTHE RUNNING Big Hom Basin Gnd “Title Not Yet De- termined. GREYBULL, Wyo., Nov. 12. — Stories sent out of Worland and Thermopolis last week that the Ar- mistice.day football game between the _ representatives of these two towns. would decide the high school championship of the Big Horn basin HUDDLE SIGNAL OYOTEM TD BE GIVEN THE AlR Discontinuance After This Season Seen By Coaches. By JOHN B, FOSTER. copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune.) chey may have gained by a dong} are deeply resented in Greybull. NEW YORK, Noy. 12.—Several! gain, hop back, put their heads to- Not ony has Greybul's team not yortant coaches with whom the, Bether and give thelr opponents a lost a.game this season but the Big has talked recently about the] Chance to catch thelr breath and Horn county boys consider them- called “huddle” system of giving| Pally, their forces for a stand. selves In the running iggy ee State sotball. signals expect to eee thet..ifeama \which’: have. not).ised. the] Cosmolonsup, with, the, three. other undefeated teams, namely Sheridan, Laramie and Thermopolis. Greybull kept up its good record Armistice Day by winning from Basin 32 to 0 and the only mark on | its. gridiron-escutcheon is a 20 to 20 tie -with Thermopolis early in the season. .Greybull has. defeated Lovell, Cowrer, Cody and Basin and has a tie with Thermopolis. If the team wins from Worland a week from Fri- day, when the game ts scheduled, ‘the ‘Greybull players will claim t! basin championship. huddle system this year are cer- tainly a deal more .sprightly then those which have-and most of them will finish the season with. better records than the huddlers, The hud- dle is merely another of those super- fiutties, most of them the invention of dreamers who are, everlastingly trying to figure out some new trick for the gaining of ground. The line shift and the whole category. of treak plays is based on the same idea. All of them are foreign to the real football. theory of advancing »ractice discontinued after this year. The huddle system, for the bene- it of any who may not happen to <now, means just what the word ndicates. The players. huddle. to- sether back of the scrimmage line ind presumably the aquarterback tells them what they are going to to. Then—sometimes—there ensues 1 debate as to whether that is the vest thing to do. This should not happen if the team is well dis- ciplined, but there have been cases where the debate reached such pro- portions that the opposing players] the ball by straight attack. Coach John Simpson ts given heard what it was all about and eee a credit for all the success the team took measures accordingly has had this year. From mediocre At any rate, the players, after re- material he has. developed a fast celving their instructions, are com- ; and clever machine that is playing abrand of fotball that for sports. man. is unbeaten throughout the stat DOUGLAS WINS FROM CAPITAL CITY ELEVEN DOUGLAS, Wyo., Nov. 12.— Douglas high school surprised its most ardent admirers yesterday af ternoon with a clean cut, 7 to 0 win over the Cheyenne high school on the local field. As Douglas has lost but one game this year, that with Casper, the team's followers feel that the most successful team in recent years has been developed here. 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Because of a 20 to 20 tie with Greybull early in the season, Ther- mopolis claim to the title and the champion- sbip of the district will known until the Thanksgiving day games. M’KELVEY IS FROM INJURY Warren McKelvey, LONDON Se WSF band DOWN ---~ FALLING PCWN-- LA London BRIDGE 1S cit FALLING. DOWN - YOu — COES THE KING ia oe. SIAM RIDE IN THAT ENDS IN ZLAND HAS EVEN CETTERS. school halfback, who was hurt in the first part of the game with Laramie yesterday ami who re mained unconscious for almost an hour, was reported this morning to be almost completely recovered from his injury. conscious but came to in a couple of minutes. The injury to McKelvey probably cost Casper the game with Laramie as he not only has been the ‘back- field star in every game he has played this year but has also called the (ape ee FIRPOMEETS — WEINERT IN BOUT TONIGHT NEW YORK, Nov. 13,—Luie Angel Firpo will face Charley Wein- ert “The Newark Adonis,” in q 12- round no decision bout at Newark, inaugurating what the “wild bull” calls his second campatgn for ‘the world’s championship. Firpo used Weinert as a final stepping stone to his battle with Dempsey last year, bowling the Adonis into ten-second oblivion in = match in Philadelphia. GRIDDERS TOP ‘THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., Nov. 12. has not yet a clean cut not be RECOVERING Casper high: P at no extra cost 40 you, FOR RADIO— COLUMBIA IGNITOR! The proven dry cell, for all radio dry cell tubes WHEN you buy a Columbia Ignitor, you just know it is reliable and will give satisfaction. Widest distribution of any dry cell on the market. There is a Columbia dealer convenient to every radio user. 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