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, 1921-07-21
GAMBLERS
TO BACK


"cfcotte and Burns met in the writ
ing room OF the Ansonia hotel. dis.
eussed the throwing Of the series md
there again the next day with
Mahars and Gandfi and decided 10 get
the gamblers to hack the deal Mr..
German said In arguing the point.
Burns then resumed his testimony.
o-"who came to Chicago with
you."
A-"Maharg."
o.-"Did any OF the players some
along"
A.-No.'
o-"where did you meet Atteii in
Chicako?"
fisherman hotel
o.-"Anybody with Atteii7"
A.-"No."
o.-rell us what he said
Ale asked abou. winning the
third game. called IN GandIi about
IL"
o-"what did Gandn say1~
A.-"Gandil said the game would go
h same way"
o-"when did YOU meet Atten
next?r
, 1921-07-21
SOX, SICK OF DEAL; WENT
OUT AND WON THIRD BIC GAME
CONTINUED from Page -

~srsation for the time being. reserv-
ing the right to reverse his ruling
when the stale privately informed him
that the alleged conspiracy had its
inception at this meeting between CT
cofte and Rt,rr.
, 1921-07-21
ArTELL LOST n
on THIRD GAME.

Ain the hotel lobby with Ben.
nett that night about 6 y. m. They
said they vent down TO Cincinnati
and lost a lot OF money when Chicago
won the third game. / said / did the
same. ] met them again at $40 b. m
We talked over the esmes coming
Attell told me to see the players and
fix things IN. Atteil said he bet
$4,000 OF SEQ. 900 on the third game
and lost. He sale he would give ss5..
900 to have the next two games
thrown. but wanted 10 bet Il. paying
the players $40. 900 after the fourth
game and s25 900 after h nth"
c.-"what did you do?"
Ar went to the Warner hotel to
see the players about 10 p. m.
o.-"Who was there's
A-"Gandii. He said he was
through with the deal and wouldn't
talk about it. He said they were out
to win the rest of the series. Then !
saw Rlsherg and McMuiitA rhey said
the players met before the thin ~ane
and decided to go put TO VIM
, 1921-09-10

h celebrities that this company
has brought into the movies.
Twenty separate producing units.
each with its own players. director
and assistant directors, cameramen
and scenario writer's. arc constantly
at work at the studios. These
workers are augmented by an army
OF architects. interior decorators.
costume designers. carpenters. cleo
tricians, property mcn-zrtists and
artisans in every line. The property
rooms contain hundreds of thou
sancs OF pieces. from rare antiques
and precious art objects down to the
simplest u~tilitarian articles.
What this immense organization.
with It's unlimited resources, and its
constant flow OF product. the best
that h market affords. means to
h country's exhibitors, has been
thoroughly appreciated by them from
time TO time. and never more than
during h past few Month when
general business conditions have
brought TO them their full share Of
worries. What it means to the gem
eral public may be realized. in a
measure. by tens OF millions Of
American picture-lovers during
Paramount week
, 1921-09-10
WEEK BEING
OBSERVED IN THOUSANDS
OF THEATERS OF NATION

In the motion picture Industry the
week just ending Is Paramount
week. and Is being celebrated in no
fewer than thousand picture
theaters in the United States. Prom
Eastcn. Me. TO san Diego, Cal. from
Seattle TO Key West. there is not a
town OF importance that has not
Joined in this big annual dcmonstra-
ton CT the better motion pictures.
For a solid week. these thousands
OF fheaters are showing nothing but
Paramount pictures
That this huge number OF motion
picture exhibitors can be m~arshalled
for the showing Of n single brand
of pictures in their fheaters for SOW
en- successive days. 10 the exclusion
Of all others. is made possible
through the and system
Of an organization which. less han
ten years old. Is ono OF the wonders
OF the business world.
The Famous Players-Lasky r
Grafton, the company that produces
n distributes Paramount pictures,
Is an organization OF more than s.
500 permanent employees. 1t is a
Union OF several OF the larger com
panies which were pioneers in the
production and distribution OF the
modern. or multiple reel. type OF pic.
turc. 1t is backed by millions IN
capital n transacts a third of what
may be called the wholesale busi-
ness OF h film industry. Its re
tail clients embrace nearly three
quarters of all the exhibitors OF mo
ton pictures in tho country. and
they are served by $50 statesmen op
Grating from thirty branch offices.
The asst studios and Laboratories
where this company produces its
Paramount pictures for tho enter
tainment OF Americas millions arc
located in Los Angeles. New York
and London. In these centep are
gathcrcd together tho pick OF the
literary and dramatic brains and
genius of the world. Its directors
are h leaders in tho profession. its
actors represent the cream OF stage
and screen talent. Its writer's In.
ciudc many OF the most widely read
authors and most successful dra-
matists OF the present day. Sir
James NJ Barrie. Sir Gilbert Parker.
Edward knoblock. Robert Hickcns.
Elinor Giyn. Henry Arthur Jones,
Avery Hopwood. E. Phillips Open
y helm. Samuel Merwin. w. Somerset
Maugham. Joseph Conrad and Har-
vey j., o'Higgins are but . few Of
, 1921-09-10
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lowey are Chey.
enne visitors during the weekend.
Wade H. Fowler. prominent Doug.
las resident has been in Casper for
the past several days on business.
Mrs. H. P. Bubb is entertaining her
sister. Miss Jessie Munson and Mrs.
Lee Camley of Denver as her guests
for a few days.
Mrs. J. p. Grant, who has been CON
fined to her bed for the past two
months, is leaving Sunday for Den
yer where h will spend the winter
with friends and relatives. Her Sis
ter. Mrs c. II. Snyder. wifi accom-
pany her on the journey. Mrs. Grant
has a number of friends here who
wish her a speedy recovery.
Miss Charlotte Gantz. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. CAN'T. will leave
tomorrow for Lincoln, Neb., where
she will attend the Nebraska Wesley
an university during the coming
a
Misses Eleanor and Constance
chatterton of Riverton. who have
been guests of their aunt, Mrs. r. C.
aNyland for several days. returned to
their home yesterday.
Alvah c. Talbot, of the Bishop-Cass
theaters company. of Denver, is here
on business connected with the Amer
lea and Iris theate-s operated by the
Bishop Cass company.
, 1921-09-10

nook. den sun parior- The living
room. den and diningroom win be
finished in French grey-with old ivory
woodwork. with glass hardware and
indirect lighting
There viii be a cement basement
with hot water heat The exterior
will be finished in white with dark
green shutters and stained roof h
home will be erected on the corner OF
South DAVID and Thirteenth streets
at an estimated cost OF 5000. The
house is being built by the Warren
Construction company
, 1921-09-10

1908 North Durbin. Sabbath school
10 a. m. WELCOME, We have reached
the. 16o mark in our attendance.
Morning service IL O'Clock: thought.
What Should Be Our Pride7" The
young people hold Christian Endeavor
each Sunday evening at Z O'Clock.
Evening church service is Immediate
iy following; thought. Gods Great
Promise to the Jew Weicome to
these services Sunday. September
is. We will observe Communion at
h morning service. Every member
is urged to be present and all be
levers arc welcome. Rev. c. A. Mar.
shall.
, 1921-09-10
Reception Given for
Ministers Wives

The Association OF Ministers Wives
which is one OF tho societies affiliated
with the Methodist conference held its
annuai meeting this afternoon at 2
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. II. b.
Durham sis South Durbin street.
Following the business session. Mrs.
DurhPm and Mrs. Walter l. french
were hostesses at a delightful rccop-
ton for tho visiting ministers wives
Later In the afternoon the
with the visiting clerical and lay dele
gates TO tho conference. were guests
OF the chamber OF on an
automobile trip about the city.
, 1921-09-10
NOTICE OF sToCKHOIDERs.
ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that tho an.
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
h Consolidated Royalty OIL Com
pany will be held at the office OF the
company. Suite 4of Consolidated Roy.
atty Building, in the City OF Casper.
State OF Wyoming. on the 18th day
IF September. 1921. at ten o'clock in
he forenoon. for the purpose OF elect
ng directors N ~transacting such
a-her business as may properly come
before the meeting.
EoDERIcK N. WATSON,
Secretary.
, 1921-09-10
Attorney Ryan to
Erect NeW Home

Attorney NJ. L. Ryan. who has his
office at $40 o. $. building. has com
menced the erection of a seven room
strictly modern colonial bungalow.
which promises TO be ono OF the neat
est houses OF the colonial syle in the
city. The interior VIII be of hardwood
throughout. with fireplace, breakfast
, 1921-09-10

Miss Cora Likely left last evening
for Notro Dame. Ind. where she will
enter her freshman year at st. Mary's
college. In addition to a liberal arts
course, she.will take special work in
music Miss Likely completed her
high school course in three years as
she carried both junior and senior
work last year at the private school Of
Mrs Harry Funkhouser. whose cred.
It's are accepted in full by 81. Mary's
College.
, 1921-09-10
Seventh Day Adventist

Moose hail. 13s East Second street.
Sabbath school 10 a m. Saturday
Preaching service IL a m. Lecture
Sunday evening. Sept. II: subject.
Capital and Labor" Everybody vel
come
, 1921-09-10
Entertain Mt Dinner
for Denver Guest.

Attorney and Mrs. Z. G. Van Alta
delightfully."- entertained eight friends
at dinner last evening at their home
in the Ideal apartments. honoring
their house guest. Miss Margie Elan
nigan Of Denver. Candles in silver
sconscs and cut flowers adorned the
prcttily appointed table.
, 1921-09-10
Salem Attorney Expected
for Visit With Relatives.

NJ Fl. Clarke. n prominent lawyer
OF Salem. Ore. will arrive in Casper
Monday TO visit his sister. Mrs. Frank
Tornliuson, and to attend to a num-
Der OF important legal matters. Mr.
Clark s-rsed as a Northumberland
In the late war
, 1921-09-10

Meetings in l. o. o. F. hall. Charles
G. Stout pastor evangelist Service
for Sunday: Sunday school e.f5 q. M.
p. Van Hekken. experimenting. Com.
munion and preaching by tho pastor
at IL a. M; sermon subject. "A Poo
pie With a Vision" Evening wor.
ship at s o'clock Sermon for young
people at evening hour: subject. &c.
E."
, 1921-09-10

While taking advantage OF Kimbairs
one-Cent Rexaii Sale don't overlook
he big Introductory sale OF Para
mount Photographs and records at
the Midwest Pharmacy. s-I0-1t
, 1921-09-10
Reception for Teachers
Enjoyable Event.

The reception given by Rev. and
Mrs. Charles A. Wilson at tho Pres.
byterian Msnso on South wolcott
street last evening in compliment TO
teachers OF the Casper schools ~as
attended by over 100 people. teachers
and young men and women OF the
Presbyterian congregation who had
been asked TO c them The pro
gram for h evening was largely in
formal. A number of vocal selections
by Mrs. Lind proved most enjoyable.
Mrs. Lind was accompanied by Mrs.
Charles Fowler. Several impromptu
talks were given by members of tho
company and tho evening was con-
cluded with the serving OF light re-
frcshmcnts.
, 1921-09-10

based on the text Luko<zdf-I7. The
OF h Youth Of Man,
The evening service begins at $50
The text OF the sermon will be Mat
thew s-.<-3s; It's theme Serving God
or Mammon."
The meeting OF the voting mem
bcrs announced for Friday evening
viii be he'd Monday evening al 3
o'clock The rlzns and specifications
for the new parsonage will be pre-
scented by the architect himself
Morning worshir 100 a m. Theme
TRAINED in Goodness
i. y p. U. 700 p. NJ. The younr
peoples service
Evening service 500 ,. m. Theme
First Things First
Prayer meeting Wednesday 500 :
m.
This Is the SECOND week Of sepsen
ber Al vacations are over. Hav
you gotten back into church again
The children n In the public schools
Have o put your children in tn
bible school. Remember that there /
only n place for all Baptfs.s in Cas-
per on Sunday and thai Ia at Baptis
headquarters Fifth and Beech. STRAINS
ers without a church homo welcome
always You are a stranger but ono
IN h First Baptist church.
, 1921-09-10

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at IL O'Clock in the new
church edince at h corner OF Fourth
and Grant streets The lesson sermon
Tor tomorrow Is Substance" The
pubic Is cordially invited to attend
these services Sunday school is held
at 9;s5 o'clock. TO which children up
to tho - OF 20 years may attend.
, 1921-09-10

Trinity Lutheran Church.
South Park and East Fourth Street.
]. H. Cooked. pastor.
Both services will be English to-
morrow. In the morning service. be-
ginning at 1880. the sermon win be
, 1921-09-10

The earth makes a complete rcvolu.
lion around the sun in. one sidcr:al
year.
, 1921-09-10

Tho Scandinavian Evangelical Free
Mission church having their meeting
as usual at . y. m. Sunday. at. Elcv-
enth and Cedar. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 1:3o. at GEO
East Fifteenth street.
, 1921-09-10

Fifth and Beech streets. c.. NJ.
Thompson. Jr.. pastor.
Bible school e.45 a m. There is a
class for you.
First Presbyterian Church.
Corner Sixth and Durbin streets.
Rev. Charles A. Wilson pastor.
Sunday school at s:45 a. m.
Sermon at IL a m. Subject. -Apos-
tolic Power for a World Task
Anthem: 20 Come Let us Slns.--
Holden.
Solo. My Redeemer and Ny Lord
ID. Buck by Mrs. Ralph Buckncr.
? Evening sermon at s p. m.
Subject: THE Race and the Goal
Anthem: "Jubifate Deo."-Nevin.
Duct: THE Shadows of the Evening
Hour."-Briggs, by Messrs. Tirmin
and Lundberg.
Choir rehearsal Thursday evening
at 1880 p. IN.
: The Ladies Aid will meet mex
Thursday afternoon at 2.so at the
church. All ladies arc requested TO be
present.
The ladies' class taught by Mrs
Wilson win be entertained at the
Manse. s04 South wofcott street, on
Thursday evening. Tine husbands OF
the members will Dc guests.
Tho girls class laugh by Mr. Mar.
quis viii be entertained at the Mansc,
Friday evening.
, 1921-09-10

Unity Study club meetings, room
215 Midwest building. Sunday service
II a m. Tuesday evening study class
1870 p. m. Friday afternoon, Good
Words club. 8 p. m. Room open daily.
IL a. M to s p. m.
, 1921-09-10
Clan Stewart Plans
Social Session.

Clan Stewart 24s has completed
plans for a dance and ice cream so
cial Monday evening. September II.
TO which members. their families and
friends are cordially invited.
, 1921-09-10
Blue Circle Banquet
A Great Success.

The banquet given At the Hcnning
last evening by the members of the
Y. W. C. A. Blue Circle club proved
highly successful and most enjoyable
from every standpoint The program
of music n toasts was carried out
with an enthusiasm which will carry
the club forward with great strides
into its work for the winter.
, 1921-09-10

Seventh n Wolcott streets.
Holy communion at 500 a. m.
Church school at 945 a. m.
Morning prayer n sermon at IL
m.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-26
LOCAL ITEMS

Among the visitors in Bozeman
Saturday from Three Forks were Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Crouch, Mrs. Walter
White and her two sons. They at
tended the football game and visited
with friends. Mrs. George K. Clarke,
of Manhattan, accompanied them.
After spending few days visiting
her brother, Rev. R. P. Smith, in
Bozeman, Miss Amy Smith, of Sc
attic has returned to her home. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Smith, who
will remain on the coast for some
time in the hope of improving her
health. Miss Smith is national ex-
ecutive secretary of the Y. w. G. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. o. Pace mo-
tored to Bozeman last Saturday
Mrs. Pace is president of District No
2 of the Montana Woman's Fedora
tion, and while here consulted with
/ officials of the local organization
i Mr.. Pace was transacting matters Of
business. They were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Amos C. Hall over Sunday
i ]. E. Edwards, one of the old-time
residents of Bozeman, celebrated his
18th birthday last Saturday. HI
was rendered birthday dinner bs
his niece and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Huff, and the big cake prop
erly decorated with the correct mum
ber Of candles was feature Of TIL
day. Mr.. Edwards is very wei
preserved man. few who knew hin
realizing he has reached and passe'
the three score and ten years all0tbe
to man.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-26

Carl Rosenberg, who owns and op-
crates a ranch about IL miles south
east of Bozeman, won first prize at
the Midland Empire fair on his six
row barley and received an Interna-
tional knife-grinder from the 1. H. c.
of America. He also won first at the
state fair at Helena on the same
grain. He produced about $500
bushels this year.
Members of the civic department
of the Woman's Club met Wednes-
day afternoon for the purpose of dis
cussing the various matters to be
taken up during the winter. The
skating rink has been completed,
which was built under the direction
of this department, and only needs
some good freezing weather. Other
features were taken up at the meet
ing relative to adding some comforts
for those who use the rink.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-26
CENTRAL PARK

The "Royal Boosters" will hold a
Hollowe'en social at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Spring on October
%. This is the young peoples class
of the Sunday school. The class
meets in the public school room at
II o'clock Sunday morning.
On account of the conflict of dates
with other community activities, the
basket social will be held Friday,
November 4, instead of October %.
The West Gallatin Literary Society
will organize for the winter at that
time land the proceeds from the sale
of the baskets will be used for the
expenses of the literary. Every one
is invited.
A new house is being built or
Mrs. Hutchinson's ranch, TO replace
the one destroyed by fire last sum
mer.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-26
Club Boys to Western Royal.

State Club Leader C. E. Potter
announces that the Blaine county
livestock judging team will leave this
week for Spokane, where they will
compete in the livestock judging at
the Western Royal Livestock show.
The boys, state club champions at the
Montana state fair, are sent to Spo-
kane by the state fair board. The
members of the team are Roger
Cronks William Ross and Garland
Wilnan.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-26
Egg Gambling Circular Issued.

The Montana Experiment Station
has issued a circular, No. 81, on
"How to Candle Eggs" The circu-
lar, by Poultryman w. F. Schoppe, IS
destined to meet the demand for in
formation about the new Montana
egg marketing law which requires
Gambling Of eggs by all persons Of
fering them for sale. The circular
may be obtained upon request.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-26
Whitehead 1873 100 POI

Judge Law passed sentence Satur-
day upon two men arrested at Three
Forks about three weeks ago upon
a charge of burglary. William G.
Pappas was given a sentence Of
from two to five years, while Frank
Wilson received one of from two to
four years. They were taken to Deer
Lodge the first of the week to begin
their sentence.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-26
INDEPENDENTS LOSE.

1.ast Thursday night the second
game of the series in the bowling
league at the Arcade was played be-
tween the Independents and the K.
of C.'s, with good total score.
Both teams displayed lack of prac-
tice, as this was their first game,
causing some Of the players to be
somewhat nervous.
The Independents won two out of
three games, Jones of this team MAX
ing high individual as well as high
total score for the three games. The
score:
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-26

On Tuesday evening the Elks and
the Independents tangled in an ex-
citing game which resulted in the
Elks taking the Independents into
camp. There was a good deal of ri
valry between the two teams, as each
had taken two out of three from
their opponents in previous games.
DR.. Whitehead was high both for
single game and total pins for three
games. The next league game will
be played Thursday night between
the Knights of Columbus and the
Woodmen.
Last nights score:
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-26

For Sale.-Saddle pony and saddle.
Safe for children to ride. Carl RO-
senberg, Bozeman, R-2.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-26

Considerable interest is now being
taken in the divorce proceedings now
being held in the district court in
which Nettie w. Powell and Jona-
than w. Powell are sueing for sep
aration. The custody of the children
is the item of chief Importance in
the case. Each side has called a
large number of witnesses to testify
several of whom were on the witness
stand Monday and Tuesday. Can
ming and Geagen, of Butte, are rep
resenting the plaintiff, while the de
fendant is represented by Ike E. o.
Pace, of Whitehall, and M. M. Dun
can, of Virginia City. One of the
correspondents, Arthur Shaw, has
employed Howard Johnson, of White
hall, to look after his interests. The
case will take several days to hear.
Civil service examinations, Boze-
man, November. Positions 81 400
81 800. Age, 18 upward. Expert
! ence unnecessary. For free particu-
lars, instruction, write R. Terry
| (former civil service examiner), $40
Continental Bldg, Washington, d. c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
M|CHEL|NS VS..
CHEMICAL TEAM
At Midtown in Game for In
duStrial Honors- Great
Rivalry Shown

Bill Maloney's Roessler and Haas
lacher Chemical Company baseball
team will travel to Midtown on Sat
urday afternoon to play the first
game of a series, probably the set
of games that will decide the Mid
dlesex comfy industrial title. The
Roessler and Hasslacher team has
not been defeated this season., while
the Midtown outfit has been defeat
ing all claimants for the industrial
title. They have not as yet, met
any Amboy claimants, however.
Austin Hornsby will occupy the
mound for the visiting team in this
game. Hornsby recently registered
a shutout victory for the Roessler
and Hasslacher team in a game
against the Aquehonga seconds of
Tottenville. The r. and II. team has
in its lineup many of the leading
ball players in this city and vicinity.
Manager Maloney's team is credited
with wins over the Raritan Copper
Works, du Pont team of Parlin,
Metuchen. Aquehonga Seconds,
South Amboy Y. NJ. c. A. and other
teams.
The trip to Midtown will be made
by truck, and a large crowd of local
fans are expected to accompany the
local team to the Michelin field.
There has always been great rivalry
between Midtown and Perth Amboy
ever the industrial title.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
SAINTS CLASH
WITH MATAWAN
On R. c. W. Field Sunday A.
ternoon-- Winner to Play
Amboy Same Afternoon

The Perth Amboy baseball nine
will play the st. Anthonys of this
city OF the Matawan representative
team, on the Raritan Copper Works
field on Sunday afternoon. In a pre-
liminary game the Saints and Mata-
wan will play the third and deciding
game of a series. the winner 20 meet
Manager Mullen's team in the main
event.
Chunk" A%pplegate will occupy
the mound for the Amboy team in
the second game of the double head
er. Judging from the old reliable's
form in his last two games, against
Keyport and Railway, both Mata-
wan and the Saints will have 20 hit
at a terrible clip in order to regis
ter a win over the local representa-
tive team. Larson will receive APP
plegate.
Both games in the Matawan-St.
Anthony series to date, were played
on the Matawan grounds. The
Saints took the first game and the
home team took the second game.
Van Brunt will do the hurting for
the Matawanites in the opening
game. while the Saint twirler has not
been announced as yet. Both teams
are eager to get a chance at the To-
cal representative semt-pro team.
The first game will get under way
promptly at 1880 o'clock.