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ARPENTIER IS
GIVEN OVATION
fcated Champion Of Europe
Hailed as Hero on Return to
French Capital

ARTS. July es-Georgcs Carpen-
r apparently more than ever the
81 ~ tho French sporting pubic
u 81 his gallant attempt to cap
. tho worlds heavyweight cham
,nshlr. was given a hcro's reception
on his arrival IN Paris at noon to-
~ from the United States,
me 81. IaEarc railway station at
ich tho French boxers train pulled
was crowded with his admirers.
! as Carpenter appeared. palpably
-priscd by the enthusiasm Of his
, epuon and affected almost to Tears.
was captured by tho surginE
,wd and borne against his viii
.ouGh the side door OF the station
i along the Rue Londres.
.ieanwhilc the crowd which had
Aited outside the station not knowing
.ir favorite had made his rA4t
-oush another than the main dnNr
shed and jammed about the build
for nearly half an hour after his
,arturc, closEins tho thoroughfares
the vicinity and dispensing only
en- the news spread that Carpenter
! come and gone.
hat part Of tho crowd which had
ned possession OF Carpenter. and
h shouts Of Garry him in tri-
ph." had horne him 10 the street.
ept aside the police line and rushed
ne the thoruuEhfares, Several
rrs and windows in the ncighbor-
Vi were crushed in by the pressure
tho thronE,
'olice reinforoements finally fought
ir way TO the center of the crowd
asked Carpenter politely TO make
rest OF his journey home in n
icab the police had brought so that
crowd would disperse.
,arpentier arrived at Havre last
hit from New York with the in
ton OF spending several weeks in
Ince before again visiting tho
tied States early next fall,
, 1921-07-23
ROGER HORNSBY FORCES TO FRONT IN RUN SCORING
HELMAAN HOLDS LEAD IN AMERICAN, COBB SECOND

CHICAGO. July 20. Roger
Hornsby is starting in a lew role
in the National league this week.
according TO averages released to-
day and which include games Of
last Wednesday. The ST. Louis star
is sharing honors with Frssch OF
New York in the run scoring de.
rartmeni, zach having registered
- TALES for his club.
The Cardinal guardian OF the
keystone sack. although dropping
two pointa In his batting. continued
to head the players who have par.
tic.pated in 90 or more games. his
average being AIS. Hornsbv has
cracked out 40 hits for a total of
2a3 bases. His hits include % dou-
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SIX runs. Keeping the good work up
in the ninth inning another IN was
,,o.,d EcrosS after tso mcr were
Own. nd The Refiners won : to :.
Dsnica opened The eighth inning for
CASPER with a single, Jackson walked
ana Mcneil singled Donica scored.
Counryman In Laramie's eenterield
vas unable To handle Hewitt's terrific
line drive and Two more taliies were
added.
Charles W. jackson who was bear
ing Casper's hurting burden singled
rnd advanced to second on a Wild
pitch. This moved Hewitt to third.
Arbogast struck out. Hartzell drew
free transportation. Brokaw singled.
hewitt scoring. Jackson moving TO
third and Hartzell to second Slattery
hit a sacrifice ny to deep centerfield
which Countrymsn fieided brilliantly.
jackson and Hartzell scored on the
throw.n. Donicg lad the honor OF
starting and enuing II batting rally.
He flew out to Brady in rightfield.
The winning run came cross in the
ninth inning after Jackson walked
and was sacrificed to second by Mcneil
and took third on Hewitt's out. Sorey
to V~arnadore. Pitcher jackson came
across with another Of his famous
blows which was too hot for Sorsy.
L.aramie's shortstop to handle. The
hall was thrown wide at first and the
anne was over.
With King Kelley On the mound
Laramie opened it's attack on Rolla
Mapel working for the Refincrs in the
first inning. Three blows in a row
brought in run. This performance
was duplicated in the second while an
exhibition of rotten baseball and
timely hits gave Laramie -four more
in the third.
At this j%uncture Manager Arbo-
CAST perked Mapel out of the box and
sent jackson in. He went behind the
bag to receive the offerings of the
big boy. He allowed but two hits but
, 1921-07-23
R0TAR|ANS AND KIWAN|s
CLUBS TO PLAY TUESDAY

with the Rotarians and Kiwanians
practicing baseball every evening in
preparation for the big Tuesday even
ing game between the w organiza-
tons and rivalry at a keen pitch. Cas-
rer no doubt viii jam the baseball
park to root for or criticize the home
talent.
Tickets for the big baseball jam
bouree wen on sale this morning. Ki-
wants and Rotary club members and
many local stores having contracted
20 sell tickets TO all Casper at Is cents
\ throw.
AS the money will go to the play
ground and swimming pool fund,
which are part of the activities OF the
organizations there is no doubt that
Casper will libcrally support the NOW
and be on hand in numbers to attepd
the ball game.
, 1921-07-23

cipiency II reveals itself in the form
of aggravated Charley Horse in both
arms and legs and right at this time
some OF Casper's most prominent and
active men r victims, through prone
to admit it. Drug stores declare that
liniments. halms. and witch hazel are
the most popular remedies.
Its direct cause here is said to EN-.
anate from several challenges for
baseball supremacy flung quite reck-
iessiy TO the four winds and accepted
with an even greater display OF dar-
ing. The result-much good form,
some neglected business, lots Of en-
thusiasm and good appetites despite
the said Charley Horse.
One of tho most exciting games
scheduled for mex week. for which
all this preliminary. is the game be
tween h Rotarians and the Kawan-
ians. Both clubs ave put their
teams through gruelling practice the
past week and some major talent is
said to have been developed. Steve
STREET OF the Rotarians has been
putting his aggregation through some
work and is getting good
results. The Kiwanians show UP in
, 1921-07-23

the program of events suggested by
their hosts was still in evidence.
Weather conditions promised n
perfect setting for the competition.
Like the four previous interna-
tional meetings, scoring was on first
places only. except in cases OF a tie
when second places were to be
checked. There were 10 events.
without trial heats or preliminary
efforts.
The shotput was contested for h
first time at these games. Only one
dash, the 1oo-yard. and n hurdles
race. 100 yards, over the high bar
riers. were arranged.
Capt. b. G. d. Rudd. the Oxford
and South African running star. was.
the principal factor in the British
hopes. He was to attempt TO gain
victory in the 100. 44o and sso-yard
races.
, 1921-07-23
BARNES WINS
GOLF TOURNEY

WASHINGTON. July 23.-James NJ.
Barnes OF Pelham, y. Y. late Friday
won the national open golf champion
ship OF the United States on tho
course OF the Columbia Country Golf
club here.
Barnes score was $50 for the sew,
enty-two holes OF the titular round.
Walter Hagen. New York. and
Mcleod of Washington. ti,d for sec.
ond place with sss. lii strokes bac.
OF Barnes.
, 1921-07-23
First in NeUs
Of All EUents

port will be pitted against either
Thorburn or Dyer. old reliables Of
the Laramie stan and n real pitch
ers' battle in all probability will
ensue.
Opposing. either Dyer or rhorburn
Casper will have tn keep charging
every minute 20 get across the few
runs which in all probability will
decide the game.
Laramie and Casper will meet In
a double header display of the na.
tionai pastime In the Monday games
and II is probable that these two
games will be hotiy contested for
the losers end Of the series.
, 1921-07-23
~ Rn TYIU MIN n A n nj cDnnTrAIC ACuTC Hi Fhm Nas
TdWu F IHE lkDUVEO TAOE UT CI IN NEW HI OF M m
World Results
By Leased Wire
CALIFORNIAN
WINS tennis

DENVER, July a. Eighteen
year-old Harold !. Godshall Of Los
Angeles yesterday won the Denver
city tennis championship by defeat
ing w. I. Rehr, Jr.. Of Casper.
Wyo.. 1890 champion. in three
straight sets. 6-I. 81. 81. Godshall
played brilliant tennis throughout
the match. The new champion will
leave Denver for Forest Hills. l. l..
to participate in championship con
tests there.
, 1921-07-23

Stolen bases. Brokaw. Guest. Two
base hit. c. H. jackson. Sacrifice hits.
Slattery. Mcneil. Narnadore. Kelly.
Struck out, by r. Mapel 1. by c. w.
jackson 2. by Kelly 1. by Thorburn
l. Bases on ball, of II. Mapel l. off
e. w. jackson l. on Thorburn 1. on
Kelly s. of Dyer /. Double plays.
Donica to Hartzell to Slattery. Wild
pitch. Kelly /. Left on bases, Cas-.
per 10. Laramie Z. Innings pitched
by II. Mapel ., runs 6. hits 8; by KEEL
ly I Ia, runs S. hits s; by jackson 6.
runs 1. hits 8. by Thorburn 2-3. runs
.. hits /; by Dyer 2-3. runs 1. hits o.
Time of game 1855. Umpire. Woolums-
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young blood will be victorious. The
game is scheduled for next Tuesday
and a great crowd promises to wit
ness the game.
Another aggregation made its APP
pearance on the local diamond last
night. all uniformed and showing
much pep. This aggregation is rep
resentative of the Casper realtors and
recently challenged the winning Trib-
une III to n game. and which is
scheduled for an early date. The
realtors throw a wicked ball and
pound the willow with a vengeance.
, 1921-07-23
ee Parker Will
Start Training

&c Parker, whose aspirations TO be
o~rize-hEhter were interrupted in a
ent match with Charles Doyle. has
his position as freight account
with the Burlington Railroad
npany here and will take up his
de in Denver. Parkcr's RVowed
ention is to spend months IL ncces-
y in training and learning the
ne to return here and get another
tch with DoYle.
, 1921-07-23
STERLING WINS
FROM BLUFFS
Score on Games Between Rival
Clubs Evened Up When Irri-
gators Lose

sCoTTsBLuFF. Neh.. July a.
The Irrigators lost their third
straight game to Sterling on their
own lot yesterday. I to ). The visit
ors started the scoring and kept the
lead. collecting rs hits off Shimcnl.
while Noyes yielded but eight blows.
Score by innings. r. II. f.
Sterling - geo 800 oil Is 1
%Scottsblun - Dol osO oox-3 s >
Batteries-Noycs and Kraninger:
Shimeal and Bennlnghoven.
, 1921-07-23
CALIFORNIA STARS ENTER.

NEW YORK. July 23.-Miss Mary
Browne and Mrs. MAJ Sutton Bundy,
both Of California and former nation
al women's tennis champions. will
play in the women's New York state
championship next week, the entry
for which has closed with 38 names.
Miss Marie Wagner is the defend
ing title holder.
Other anne include Miss Helen
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a series OF errors behind him allowed
Laramie to score again in the sixth.
After that the Wildcats were well
tanned
Kelly walked many Casper batters
but refused TO allow any hits until
the sixth inning, In this frame Cas-
per sot three. Kelley was suppianted
by Thorburn in the eighth inning but
the change came too late. In the
ninth Dyer took up mound duty for
the visitors.
The score:
, 1921-07-23
SMITH AND BURMAN DRAW.

EAST CHICAGO. July %. - with
his sister, Miss Vera Smith. official.
ing in his corner. Midget Smith. New
York bantamweight. fought a fast 10
round draw with Joe Burman of Chi.
cago. in the opinion of newspapermen.
Mike Dundee OF Toe Island beat
Gene Watson OF San Francisco in the
semi-windup.
, 1921-07-23

DENVER. July 25-w. :. Rehr.
Ir.. Of Casper. and Jack Phelps Of
Denver. were defeated yesterday by
Godshall and Coffin. California
stars. in the semi-BnaIs Of the dou-
bles in the Denver City tennis Jour
nameut. Rehr and Phelps took the
first two sets. g. and 1910. before
losing three straight sets to The
Ca~iifornians by cores Of I-6, IS
and l-6.
, 1921-07-23
TILDEN LOSES
FINALS IN R. |

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. July a.
Vincent Richards Of Yonkers. this
afternoon defeated William T. TIL
den II, In the final round for the
Rhode Island mems singles tourna-
ment. The holder Of the western
and Junior titles defeated the
worlds champion In three out Of
four sets.
The score was g., 81, s.6, g..
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.b|SONS DEFEAT
BRONCS AGAIN
Denver Stumbles When Greybun
Bunches Hits and Wins Game
6 to 3.

GREYBULL. wyo, July 23.-The
ard hitting Bisons were held to six
hits yesterday but they punched them
and handed Denver a second defeat.
s to 3. johnson was on the mound
for Denver and BiueJacket for Grey
bull.
Today and Sunday the games he-
tween the two clubs will be played
at Thermopolis.
Score by innings: r.. H. 2.
Denver ------ 900 oso oeo-3 10 2
Greybull - 900 400 .21x-s 6 1
Batteries = Johnson and Diamond:
B~luejacket and Moore.
, 1921-07-23
DOUBLE HEADER IS DUE MONDAY
DAVENPORT PITCHES TOMORROW

Speculation Is rife here as to what
Dave Davenport, Casper's big pitch
ing ace. will be able to do against
the Laramie baseball club in the
Sunday afternoon game. Daven-
, 1921-07-23

Games Today


Midwest League.
Laramie al Casper.
Denver at Greybull.
Sterling at Scottsblur
National League.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Sow York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
American League.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Washington Mt Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
, 1921-07-23

DENVER, July 23.-James a Ed.
ton. Washington. d. c., was
tnimously reelected president of
international New Thought All,
c congress, in convention here.
Edgerton has served in that OF
since 1914.
, 1921-07-23
Six Runs in Eighth Ties Score With Wild
cats and Winning Run Is Brought
Home in Ninth; Jackson Steady

A gloomy eighth inning dawned for Casper yesterday with
the score of Z to / against them and the whole team appar-
emily hitting the very bottom Of the slump jinx which has
over the local field for several weeks.
But things began to happen in a hurry and before the dust
settled Casper pulled the game out of the fire by gathering
, 1921-07-23
PITCHER RELEASED.

BEAUMONT. Texas, July 23.-Std
Ross. a pitcher purchased early In the
season by the local club OF the Texas
league from the Portland club, VI
Internationally released today.
, 1921-07-23

ALT LAKE CITY. Utah. July 20,
Jordan Mckay OF Ogden. was given
decision over Al Sommers Of
,kane. Wash. last night at the La
m arena after 1. rounds OF hght-
Mckay knocked Sommcrs down
&c. The boxers are middleweiEhts.
, 1921-07-23
YANKS PLAY SEsII.PROS.

lERON. Ohio. june e3.-The New
* Yankees yesterday defeated the
estones, Il semi.professional club
e, 20 TO 3. Babe Ruth. besides talk
a turn at pitching, knocked the
| OYER the fence.
, 1921-07-23
CHAMPIONSHIP SWIM TODAY.

HlIADELPHlA, July 23.-Thirty-
, OF the leading long distance swim
IS of the country. one from Brazil
n from Canada were entered
the 10-mile national championship
m today in the Delaware river.
n this city to Riverton, y. j.
, 1921-07-23
WHITE STOPS COAST BOXER.

WICHITA. Kan. July 23.-Chariie
| White of Chicago defeated Terry Long
OF the Pacific coast. in the fourth OF
a scheduled 10-round bout here last
night.
, 1921-07-23

HICAGO. July s3.-Reb Russell
tinues 10 top the batters Of the
erican association and in the last
tx has grabbed the lead for home
/ honors and is out in front with
Al bases. He is hitting .3s7. has 81
,uit drives and a total. Of. e45
es.
, 1921-07-23
BASEBALL BUG WORKING
ON BUSINESS MEN HERE,
FEVER IN ACUTE STAGE
The baseball bug is rampant in Casper.

Int, DaseDaI Dug IS ranpant IN Casper.
Authorities declare that it is a form of fever that takes
hold of a community and for a time has a deadly effect, par.
'tcularly on that specimen of manhood subject to reminis-
cences of those days of adolescence, if you please. 1t has
gripped Casper in a most virulent form, Shortly after in
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-09
Stock Company
RENTS $4,000
Balance Due State

Payment Of the balance OF $59,-
600 due the state the Pacific Live
stock company in the compromise
settlement effected by Attorney
General Brown two years ago was
made to the state land board Mons
day. The payment was accom-
panied by $4,000 interest on the
deferred payments. Under the
terms OF the compromise agreed
to by the company while suit for
fraud was pending against It, the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-09
Eddie And His Country Store
Thursday Night AT The Grand

Eddie Will be back Thursday
stronger than ever at the Grand
theatre. with his Country Store,
stunts and prizes. He notified Mr..
Laflar, manager Of the Grand, to
have the Salem people keep In
mind the live baby to be given
away, Victrola given by the w.
w. Moore music house. the stove
given by H. L. Stiff furniture store
and Shetland pony given by the
Gray Belle. Eddie says he has
brand new contest for the kiddies,
also one for the ladies, both to re-
ceiye valuable prizes besides
stage full Of presents for everyone.
Mgr. Laflar has arranged for a
policeman to be In the lobby OF the
theater to prevent crowding and
protect women and children. Seats
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-09
School Board Meets;
Sewing Room Given
TO Girls Night Class

Those Salem working girls who
hold themselves to be potential
adopts at sewing work and who
for some time. had been making
oyertures with the Salem school
board with view to securing
space in the Salem high school for
special night classes, last night
won their point when the directors
held their regular meeting
AS a result OF motion adopted
by the board, the girls will be per-
mitted to meet in the high school
on two night of each week be-
tween the hours OF 1880 and $50
o'clock. Through an agreement
reached, the girls must themselves
pay rs cents nigKtfy to the jani-
tor who will be put to extra work.
The directors agreed to heat the
building free OF charge.
Survey to Be Made.
The board, after a short discus
sion. concluded that it would be
well If the high school were made
more of community center.
On motion OF Director Paul
Wallace, who last night served as
in the absence Of George
p. Halvorsen, special committee
from the board will in the near
future make a general survey Of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-09

company paid to the state a total
OF s125,O0 OF which $4,000 was
paid at the time of the compro-
mise and $4,000 was paid in each
OF two yearly installments. 1t was
also agreed by the company that
10000 acres of land would be
thrown open for settlement at
prices to be approved by the state
land board which, it is understood,
has been done.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-09
TO LAUNCH
HUGE SEA
FICH Err
West Virginia, last Of
Four American Super
Dreadnaughts, Take
Water Nov. 19
By T. n. Sandifer.

Washington, Nov. 9.-The huge
battleship West Virginia. the last
word in American dreadnougbts
afloat, will be launched from the
ways OF the Newport News Ship
building Company November ls,
the navy department announced
recently.
with her taking the water the
last OF four newest type American
battleships will have been COM
pleted. The others Of this class
are the Colorado. Maryland and
Washington, all three OF which are
efloat.
The only superiors OF these
fighting ships now contemplated
BY the American navy constitute
khe formidable North Carolina
class. which will include the
South Dakota. new Indiana, and
other latest type of modern fight
ing ships, but which are not yet
built. Until they are constructed
and launcned the West Virginia
and her sister ships will constitute
the cream Of the American sea
fighters, and probably will rank
with anything else in the navies
OF other countries in the same
class.
In fighting trim the West Vir-
ginia will carry a ringsIde weight
Of $4,000 tons. She Is 624 feet
s,ng over all. with breadth att
the water line Of over 81 feet, and
draws thirty feet OF water. She
has a speed OF 21 knots an hour.
Great 16-Inch Guns.
The West Virginia's principal
ecrapping weapons are eight six
teen-inch turret guns Of forty-fivel
calibre each Sixteen-inch guns,
by the way, are the largest size
weapons actually carried by anyl
ship now in commission. There is
q great deal Of talk OF seventeen
inch and even twenty-inch guns,
but SO far they are only talked OF
and are not an accomplished real
ity, The largest gun carried by
On English ship Is fifteen-incher,
although the newest ships laid
down over there are said to be
Intended for eighteen inch guns.
The secondary batteries of the
West Virginia include fourteen
five-inch guns, four three-inch
anti-aIrcraft rifles and four six
Founders for saiuting purposes,
The customary ceremonies. with
high navel officers and dignitaries
of the national and state groups
will marke the launching.
The West Virginia was author
iscd August 30, 1915, and the con-
tract for her construction signed
December Of the same year, sup
contracts being signed
May 2N 1917, and June IS, 1920.
The keel was laid April 12, 1920.
This seeming delay. II Is under
stood, Is due to the fact that dur
Ing the war the navy gave priority
10 the completion OF ships actually
needed urgently and which could
be finished during the war in pref
'rence TO using material and labor
On huge ship which could not
have been completed within the
tinae necessary for war use, any
way.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-09
English Comedian
Not Allowed To
Enter On Passport

Sarnia, Ont, Nov. "a protest
has been sent to the immigration
department at Washington against
the action of the Immigration Of
ficers at Port Huron, Mich, III re-
fusing entrance to the United
States of Harry Tate. English
comedian. Tate said he was de-
tanned and ordered to return to
Canada despite the fact that he
held a passport,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-09

will be on sale Thursday afternoon
from 2:30 to for the evening
show which opens at GAS; second
show at 8. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-09

Taxes amounting to s130,s2727
or II per cent of the 1890 tax
roll remain uncollected in Baker
county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-09

Ano Toumi, a fisherman resid-
ing in Astoria, fatally shot HIM
self through the head Thursday
night. Cause of the deed is not
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-09

Salem public school buildings with
a view to determining the hous-
ing needs for the immediate future
and for the next ten years. That,
within a short time, portable
school building to take care OF
oyerflows. will be necessary, was
the opinion Of all the directors.
The senior high school, 1t we
pointed out, is now well filled;
the Washington junior high is
very crowded and is expecting a
heavy influx soon; the Grant
school is using every available foot
of space, and the Highland school
Is playing to capacity"
Appointments Ratified.
One OF the larger rooms at the
Richmond school will be petition
ed off Immediately, that teachers
may better take care of pupils,
the board decided last night.
The appointments Of DIR. J. q.
Mathis, as school physician, and
Miss Grace Taylor, as school nurse,
were ratified by the directors. DR..
Mathis and Miss Taylor were
chosen by special committee of
the board several days ago.
Action to install sidewalk and
a new door at the Grant school
was also taken by the board.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-09
Tou Feel Insured When You Take
q Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
After Eafin0

AFTER Eatlng
People sometimes get the notion
that the stomach has given out
and their race Is run. And yet il is
often astonishing the relief that
comes in such cases from taking
6tuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
lttiRg. This relief Is 50 pronounc-
"a that such symptoms OF dyspep-
fia, as the melancholy loss Of ap-
petite and broody fear 70 eat are
quickly dlspelled. Sometimes an
excess Of certain kinds OF food
nay lodge In an acid stomach 10
eause gas. heartburn. water brash,
4 sense OF fullness after eating and
. heavy drowsy feeling after meals
Ihis Is dyspepsia and the stomach
reeds The alkaline effect given By
1laart's Dyspepsia Tshlets 70 bring
relief. Get a SO cent box today Of
any druggist and note how com
11riable the stomach feels. (adr)