Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1925, Page 4

PAGE FOUR ZANE GREY EPIC OF WEST, SHOWING AT THE RIALTO The Thundering H Rialto er ig a ¥ —CAmusments By ROSCOE CONKLING celles tk THUNDERING HERD,’ are e deve which is hin on’s guardian, provide spe notoplays, Jack Holt and Lois Wil- pment of this love dered by Mis tv for a half « he last big In ack upen the whites and the stampede of a vast herd of ‘oah Beery, and | tions of the enough action, ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT A—"The Making of O'Malley,” with Milton Sills. Har- old Loring at the America organ. RIALTO — “The Thundering Herd,” with Lois Wilson, IRIS—“At The Races,” by Ey- ans’ Rainbow Girls. Photoplay, Tom Mix in “The Deadwood Coach.” Milton Sills, of ~ | As the word district ironing ranges spread through th boards and kitche were deserted and “Sea-Hawk” Che Casper Daily Cribune the first battle. game was played under protest and e| (8 innings), and: Burlington 8, Standard n LEGION AND BURLINGTONS WIN BY ONE RUN EACH IN BASEBALL THRILLERS STAGED YESTERDAY Yesterday’s twin bill at the high school athletic park in the Oil City league resulted in two hair-raising’contests, both won by a margin of only one run, and an extra inning was needed to settle the superiority of the Legion team in The final scores were: Legion 8, Texacos 7 The latter for the winning tally after Catcher Mex Industrial: Fete Scheduled At Los Angeles MEXICO CITY, July 20.—T. M Henneberry of Los Angeles is here organizing the Commercial Industrial Mexican Exposition to be held in Los Angeles from September 18 to 27. He has the support of both federal and state governments which will assist in gathering representa- tive exhibits throughout the nation. jana ee a i Bla 1 Agricultural College, Fort Collins, announced today. Skinny Men Thin Men Run Down Men Nervous Men You probably know that Cod Liver Oil {s the greatest flesh producer in the world. Because it contains more Vita- mines than any food you can get. You'll be glad to know that Cod Liver Of1 comes in sugar coated tab- lets now, so if you really want to MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925 De! OUR ESSEX COACH ered house- the objection of the Standard team furnish two of the many | Wives adpot to the street, where | +, one of Umpire Cal Smith's decis- | scenes for this ep! es adjourned to the street, where | (> 218 Oo tb ter Gébate betore the | at s and his fellow players cavorting 2 ‘ ¢ a fA P as flirts lass president of the league and his com- Ray arr 3 front mittee. : yale lending ole Ch ure, “The N Old time~Casper ball fangs were Oz! ighton, Eulalie 4 o'Malley,” showing today at given a thrill in the Burlington- E ahd several hundrea |America. This picture was produced | Standard battle, when Jim Blue- acters. f National by Earl Hudson, | Jacket, Indian pitcher who formerly | ieee | of Last World,” and| hurled for the Greybull team of the | a w York cop| Midwest league, stepped into the | ia 8 gir box for the railroaders, Indian Jim | “Her Husband's Sceret” Opens was alone responsible for the defeat Wednesdiyiat America. of the refiners. He added to his elke deo oreenie ‘4, pro.| laurels by smashing out the longest IN’ MAKING OF Bronx f ers the time the that there had been ar ON SCREEN AT AMERICA (’MALLEY’ spec neone fr Casper May Secure Supply of Wonderful New Medical Discovery | Local Druggists Use Influ- ence to Obtain Quantity of Remarkable Karnak, for in Casper RESULTS PRODUCED Distribution Treatment, | Carroll, were weak erally | bust, vigorous conditt | Millions will enjoy tl for Karnak will sick and soor “Thousands of people who in poor health ave been restored to ro- ion by its use 1® same relief, n be produced sufficient quantities to enable the masses to, obtain it at moderate HAVE BEEN AMAZING | cost meat Tells Secret of Karnak. Representative of Big Drug Carroll gave a technical de. Corporation Discusses Pos- | * eo PE Ee DaW (TOeslINw dae sible Casper Karnak) oor icuny ot vainecie dherteet: Agency and Tells Facts About the New Prepara- tion As a result of the visit here of L. M. Carroll, special representative of Karnak, Inc., the big American Cor- poration which introduced the sensational new medical discove Karnak, to the public, it seems very prob- able that Casper will soon secure a supply of this amaz- ing treatment. It will be remembered that Karnak has only been distributed in this country for a few months, but so amazing ha been the re- ' iults produced in rebuilding health, strength and energy that it has been olutely | impossible to supply the normous demand Howeve after persistent efforts, Mr. Carroll was in- luced to come here and the local drug trade has every ason to hope th will get a limited remar Casper | llotment | prepara- | | ect ur h the na on, nutrition , after all, 1 ak exerts a of digesti tion whic way, Kar man mach. that it is next to impossible for the complaints Our own tes ordinary to exist when Karnak the most s spond to it. Through reconst body, } k enables complaints thrive upon a we Omaha People we open t al distribution here is » in one disease, es a wonderful n the whole body. forms of stomach ed have led to an insiste his territory to the medi- restor- 3y tural processes 1 and purifica- is nature's own most powerful ructive influence over the en- nce has long known that from y to ninety per cent of all hu originate in the te have shown trouble is taken, Even ubborn cases readily re- its wonderful effect upon the whole the system to ome and throw off a multitude and diseases akened power Test It. “One of the prominent Casper Sgists secured a few dozen bot of the medicine some time ago and distributed it among his friends custométs. The results {t accom: de. f Karnak as occasioned ate the local 1a view to al present limited to this territory f we find such a step advisable unk to say that up to the i] | An Event “McTeague,” by Frank Nor 8 con. sidered at home 1 abroad one of th HI greatest, ifn very greatest, of all I} American novels, Erich Von Stroheim, the director, has produced this great story in motion pictures for Metro | Goldwyn. It is titled REED,” and has taken more than two years t ) pr duce, . It Starts its Enga gement in Casper Wednesday RIA gave voice to t e screen needed mos edge of a steep cliff and fling himsel! ap they had ¢ reno escaped with only a and scratches, ted realism band’s theatre, he America dnesday and Thursday. EVANS” AINBOW GIRLS IN“AT THE RACES? AND “Ike” Evans and Rainbow Girls will present “At the Races, a farce musical comedy times today at the Iris theater. of the muscial comedy by the Evans’ revues staged company the Iris theater, o'clock. In addition, a feature photoplay. will be shown. When Clarence with the greatest motion ry of his career. under the title, Coach.” There more swift action more scenic tion than in “The are Deadwood more beauty any in this produc Mix pieture it har nsure to review. turesque background for did romance of the old location could not be stage coach hold up. fights with bar to d str towering cliff, setting real, so beautiful make wish that you those blood.tingling days. The story of “The Coach” concerns the Orphan, an out this splen West, surpassed. The 8, the grim as to you law, who is feared throughout the “ | territory, but who, im reality, ts th Two thousand fear-maddened buffalo | was a boy, his father was killed t stampeding across the plains! has dedicated his lite t One thousand blood-thirsty Indians at- ‘ ; tacking a caravan! : aes es Just two of the many thrills in the most Ee nee ti iet eae os eoa miSpegtaciuar western. Si * comedy strain to the picture | Covered Wagon. y who can draw a pate ae , | the cast are George Bancroft, Do- | | witt Jennin, Buster Gardner, | ma Willa, Nora Cecll, Sid | | i} RIAI 4 I O | } rank Coffyn, Jane Keckley | Ernest Butterworth a aa | For results try 1 Ad a Tribune Cl he be- ing scenes for his new- the Her Hus- TOM MIX MOVIE AT IRIS for the last This laughing vehicle is one of the best which is playing an indefinite engagement at Two shows are on the program for tonight at 7 and 9? Tom Mix in “The Deadwood Coach,” Mulford wrote “The Orphan” he furnished Tom Mix picture It came to the screen last night at the Iris theater in a superb William Fox production thrills, more humor and gz to the producers, “The Deadwood Coach” was taken in Zior Can Utah, and for a great pic the up, the running hand on the brink of a e presented in a lived in Deadwood hit of the day, a triple to the score- board, which would easily have gone for a circuit, had Bluejacket been a few years younger. t est First National picture, “Her Hus-| The teams reached the ninth | band’s Se * he had opportunity | inning with the score 3 to 1 in favor he was fully accom-| of the Burlington outfit. The Stand- |ard team fighting desperately, r this picture’ de- catened to tie the score in their the midst of a heated| half. Lano, first man up, reached etween the two charac-| first when Hines mussed up his ters played by Antonio Moreno and| grounder and failed to catch him at David Torrence the former break|the keystonc bag, Brady then away from his compar run to the| socked out a triple, scoring Lano, ¢| The Standard first baseman might have continued on to home, when 2 heave from center went over Me- Neil's head, but he held third. Thus the lone chance to tie the score was lost. Although Brady was on third with none out. Bluejacket struck out Sherry, tossed Madison out at first, and whiffed Each, ending the “Yes,” the director answered, “and | Standard rally and the game. f your jump gives the audience half| The questionable decision by the kick it gave me, there will be a| Smith, which lead to the Standard lot of moyie fans with heart failure.” | protest, came in the sixth inning will have opportunity | when McNeil singled, and Mummert His third strike was ar and the Standard catcher dropped the ball, Mummert ran toward first and MeNeil to second. The umpire called McNeil out at second when BPrickson pegged to Lano and caught him well off ths bag, but he called Mummert safe at first on his third strike run. According to the rules the batter fs automatically out when the catcher drops the third strike if first base is occupied. This is to protect the base runner, for other- wise the catcher when first base is ed and the batter strikes out intentionally drop the ball, J to entch the base runner, and if the ball were returned to first base fast enough a double play could be executed, According to the rules, the Standard protest 4 | will be upheld and the game stricken from the standings. Cush, pitehing for the Legion team held the strong Texas outfit in check after entering the game in the third inning. He yielded only one run after his entrance into the box. An extra inning was neces- ary to decide the superiority of the two as the score stood 7 to 7 at the end of the seventh inning. Ward's hit in the elghth inning accounted struck out, We Must See This Today Sheppard dropped the throw-in fol- lowing Stone's infield roller. Ward and Cush glittered with the stick, both connecting for long triples Logsy also showed with the bludgeon Burlington— Hines, ss. - Fritts, 2b - Melker, 1b McNeil, 3b ~ Mummert, 1 Seaman, cf. - Hendricks, + Goad, c. Bluejacket AB. RH. P bo} 0. 0 I, 0 1 0 1000 a) 216 0 0 2030 Totals -- Standard. Blaney, Erickson, c Seott, cf. Lano, Brady, Sherry sonosotal HHootosce Totals -... The score b Burlington Standard -010 000 01—; Two base hit—Lano. Three base hits—Mummert, Bulejacket, Brady Base on balls—Oft Eads 1. Hit by pitched ball—Frits (by Eads), Struck out—By Eads 4, by Bluejacket 16 Double plays—Fritts to Hines to Melker, Blaney to Lano to Brady Time—1:50. Umpire—Cal Smith. Texas— AB, R. H. PO.A. E. G. Stanton, 2b 4 0 2 Huinker, ss. -----. 4 40 Lawson, cf. 3 00 Loggy, 3b -. 4 Sold Shelton, If. 4 0 0 M. Stanton, rf, ... 4 0 0 Rader, 1b - 4 00 Westgaard, p. ---. 8 9 Shepherd, c. ------ 4 01 Zoble, cf. - 1 00 Totals - 5 7 924 8 Legion— AB. R.H. PO.A Morris, ss. -8 1102 Carrier, 3b = 6/4153 3-0 Spaulding, rf. -----4 0 0 2 0 Bible, cf. 4.1% 1000 Cush, If.-p 4 2.20.0)'8 Himball,'2b <3 1.1 8 3 Ward, 1b ~ 419 3 0 Stone, c. a 1 8 Pritchard, pelf. -.4 0 0 0 2 Totals -.. 8 92410 4 The score by innings; Legion sb 200 104 01—8 Texas 240 001 00—7 Two base hits—~Huinker, Bibl: Three-base hits—Ward, Cush, Rader. Base on balls—Off Pritchard 1, off Westgaard 4, Struck out—By Pritchard 2, by Cush 5, by West- gaard 9, Double play—Cush to Kim- ball to Ward. Time—1:40. Umpire ‘al Smith. 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