Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 10, 1919, Page 5

eDaily Ssibune n.ec.THRER PAGE FIVE -_——_—____- jleft guard; Ryan, | Jones, right guard; { Fleming, rich end; | terback; Rowe, right : | full, and Doyle, left half. Knight prob- | ably will get in the game after the first | period and will be held in reserve at the start of the game. Coach Walker has put the men thru hard training in the absence of the reg- j ular cos Captain Vincent Carter, who was called to Sheridan for strike Jauty. ‘The team is running its plays center; Borch or Gladman, right tac- Swanson, ha quar- Stoddard, GAD RESULTS. LAST SATURDAY in fine form, ‘This was demonstrated | |Thursday evening when it gained at | will in a sérimmage with the high | School squad, scoring three touchdowns Denver and Mines Play Scoreless and carrying the ball back and forth | across the field, Blackboard work last | Night finished the men off for Tuesday's | contest. The lineup is. practically the same as the game with the University of. Tie; Colorado Aggies Smoth- er Utah Farmers i 7% | Wyoming freshmen, in which the latter 7 * | were held for eight downs within the] EK MEMBERS ‘OF OF Fe ELEVEN, WHO LOST TO SACUaE | Army and Navy four-yard line. Rutgers to win their] The Silver and Gold warriors will ar- rive on the morning train from the jeast Tuesday, Having defeated the v ity Boulder by a score of 18 to lo they are expected to develop an at- ' stronger than that of any of the ams which the soldiers have held scoreless this season. ‘They played the Jine freshmen, consisting largely of t year's spectacular squad at the Yolorado State Teachers’ college, a tie ame. A referee for tomorrow's clash has not been decided upon and probably will not be announced until after the arrival of the visitors. Morgan will’ ‘umpire and Plummer will be head | | linesnYan. Denver University, 0: Colorado School of Mines, 0. ',: Colorado Aggies, 27: Utah Aggies, 7. Utah University, University of Colo- rado, 0. Creighton, 47; Colorado College, 0. Nebraska Wesleyan, 14; University of Wyoming; 0. Harvard, 10; Princeton, oe Iafayette, 48; Dickinson, Williams, 16; Middlebury, ‘ Illinois, 10; Minnesota, 6. Purdue, 0; Ohio State, 20. Morningside, 68; Simpson, 5. Penn. Stgge, 20; Lehigh, 7. 0;-Georgetown, 6. Missouri, 5; Nebraska, 12. Marquette, 0; St. Louis, 0. Coe, 0; Grinnell. 6, Kansas, 0; Oklahoma, 0. University of Detroit, Tufts, 7. Washington University, 18; Drake, 14. Pitt, 7; Washington and Jefferson, 6. Chicago, 18; Michigan, 0. vf 9; Notre Dame, Dartmouth, 20; Pennsyly Coach Sanford promises some changes which will enable vemaining big games. AAMIGTICE DAY FOOTBALL GAME HCULDATTAAGT RECORD CROWD Army and Navy Club Primed for Hard Baitle with Sil-! ver and Gold Freshmen, Peers of Varsi sity at Boulder; Field to Be in Fine Shape The Army. and Navy club football team is marking time! ATARRH ia, 19, ’ For head or throat Michi n Aggies, 13; South Dakota, 0,/ oa Mi Northwestern, 7. Sean ee today and taking a brief respite from hard practice work i in| Catarrh try. fue Idah | Preparation for its game tomorrow with the University of Colo- | Si ee a alias che Bie ee ‘ew York univ °r-| rado freshmen, conceded to have few superiors even in the con- At Worcester; Mass-Holy Cross, 41: | ference ranks. The visitors will arrive on the -merning train | Colhy, 0. |from Denver and the referee’s whistle at 3 o’clock will sound Soy \t Syracuse, N. R.—Syracuse, 9: the beginning of the battle at 3 o'clock. left: end, Dickson, left tackle: Dehert NAG KS ware ~ Sor, Bucknell, 0. The game will be staged at Athletic, At Hamilton—Colgate, 21; Iochester, | park, which is being scraped of snow | 0. | today and which should be in good con- | At Easton, Pa.—Lafayette, 48; Dick. | dition with a continuation of fair Inson, 0. | weather. At Homewood, Md.—Johns Hopkins,' ‘rhe tentatiye lineup. for .the ups | 0; Haverford, 7. same, which should break all attend- At Lancaster Franklin a shall college, 0; Swarthmo: At Washington, D. C.—Gallaudet, 27: Western Maryland, 6, \t Newport, R. 1 Training station. 1 nd Mar- ance records here because of stores be- ing closed all day, includes Tescher at WANTED | 100 TURKEYS sity of Oregon, 0. Newport Naval University of Wushington, All ; Great Lakes, 12./ wioet, 0. : s Vinca gets Oble—Marietin, 27; West Montana Freshmen, 46; Montana Ag for the big Turkey Shoot at the Shooting At Davenport, Towa—Cornell, 13; Au State Schoo! of Mines, 21; Montana 7 is vonlanaleoneeeivae er eecaeene Gallery, commencing Nov. 15 At Cincinnati—Kentucky State, vi Stanford, 13; Sunta Clara university a! University ef Cincinnati, 0. ora aan At Indianapolis—Depauw, 0; Waba. _————————— ARMISTICE DAY Columbia, 0; Stevens, « At Richmond, In Vranklin, 2. At Fargo—North Dakota Agricultural college, Fargo college, 0. { hville—Vanderbilt university, | ity of Alabama, At Atlanta—Washington an¢ a Tech, 0. 13. | —Karlhum, 6 Tee U. w Orleands—University of btor-\ ida, Tulane, 14. } At Celumbia, S, C.—Uniyersity. of ‘Tennessee, 6; University of South Car- olina, 6. At Annapolis—Maryland State, 27; St.! Johns, 0, { At Manhattan, Kans.—Haskell In-/ dians, 7; "Kansas Aggies, 3. Amherst, 9. John Hopkins, 0. 44; West Virginia uni- , 6 University of California, 14; sity Of Southern sCalifornia, 14 Washington Sti Univer- oe ' A Tribune Wantad will sell it. | LARAMIE GIRL sSesting that a man is involved in the case. During the excitement resulting from discovery that Miss Dalton had left La- ramie her mother fell and fractured her left arm. oO: | °. rounds at Je | Disappears from Bank prasad! Located. CHEY Wyo., Nov. 10.—-Efforts! have been unavailing here to locate Miss Lucille Dalton, a pretty clerk in the First State bank at Laramie who dis- appeared mysteriously Wednesday aft- ernoon agd is know following night in this city. | eved to have gone from Cheyenne to Denver and her brother, Eugene Dal- ton, Denver to search for Miss Dalton's disappearance is inex- : plicable. No condition at the bank ac- counts for it, nor is any other reason HARRY nae Center.) known. She waiked out of the bank at iy CALENDAR OF SPORTS _| H« | Bart Je jrounds at J Al Be is Known went straight to the depot and purchased Her relatives have no information sug AMONG MISSING to Meet Brother; Not Yet 1 to li spent the She is be- a locomotive fireman, has gone to her there. o'clock in the afternoon and so far a ticket for Denver. ——_ NG; Benny Leon wd ve. eld, eight rounds at Jorsey »yhnny Dundee vs. Mel Coogan, ersey City. Roberts Dan ey City, attling Levinsky vs, O'Dowd, eight Johnny How- ard, ter rounds at Montreal. at St Jack rounds at La Salle, Il. Jeff Smith Pa ul Moore vs. Paul. Britton Mike Ertle, ten rounds vs. George Doig. ten vs. Jack McCarron, ten} rounds at Toledo, M ike O'Dowd ys. Butch O'Hagan, ten rounds at Detroit. six rounds at Philadelphia, Celebrate —the— First Anniversary Victory, “Dinner and Dance” (Informal) —at the— Hotel Henning Dinner from 6 to 9 p.m. at $2.00 per plate Inchiding Dancing COOL BALL A ee Day Nov. 1th Nov. lth ARMY AND NAVY CLUB UNIVERSITY of COLORADO FRESHMEN HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC GROUNDS 3 P. M. Admission $1.00 Including War Tax Please make’ your reservation at an early date J ee Benjamin vs, Johnny Drummie. 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LIST FOR WEEK OF NOV. 10 Retail Department Pork Home Made Breakfast Sausage, per Ib. Mutton Shoulder Chops, Rib Roast © Chop Shoulder Roast, 18° Roll, per, hoses 2 30 Per Ib Per Ib. Flat Bone 25° elas Loin Chops, ; at Per Ib. Per Ib. Breaaynee 5 Loin Roast, Bae keen, 30° pouna 8 Per Ib. a Retsil: feccs neo ef h Hams, % or whole, 30° Stew, « 1 1c Short Cuts, 12) 394 Pye Se, 3 Per Ib. - Sirloin Steak Per Ib. _-- Best T-Bone Steak, per Ib Shoulder Steak, 12) Tip bias SIAR oi, Shoulder Pot Roast, per Ib.- Plate Boll, Per Ib. Poustry, Vresh Home E Hens, per Ib es Fresh Home Dressed Springs, per Ib-- h Home Dressed Turkeys, per Ib. h Home Dr , per Ib- h Home Dre Belgian Hares, per tb Prairie Chickens, Each $1.00 Salt and Canned Fish Fat Irish Mackerel........ Fancy Norway Bloat- ers Sardines in Mustard Dressing ..... as Norwegian Mackerel Oval Cans Codfish, 1 Ib. bricks. Holland Herring, Beet Side, per Ib............. Hind Quarter, per Ib......18c¢ Front Quarter, Ib. Square Chucks, Ib... Rounds, per Ib.. Loins, per Ib. Ribs,.per 1 c Bei, | 30 Sea Food VEAL Halibut Steak, 30° Shoulder Steak, jo Per db. - Per Ib. - 4 Salmon ¢ Shoulder Roast, ce Per ib. - Beni ee Luke Trout, st datetibs tat at”, ee 7 of PS ee Ree ae psitst, Oe 35° Bull Head Catth x 40° Chops, 28° pet Ve FO US Reet papel : Ver tb. CURED MEAT Swift's Premium Skinned Hams, per Ib-.-...-.-___. sh Shrimp, . 50° Swift's Premium Regular 36° DEL TY A gg so Sa | » per Ib---- Oysters, 40° Swift's Premium Be Piphplses Se- =.=) aes Oysters, 15° Quart —- s LARD Swift's Standarc Per Ib. - Swift's Silver 1 Per ibs <<—. Swift's Jewell Shortening, per 35° Codfish, Middles Sweet, sour and dill pickles and Fish Kro Ketts, Some. olives in bulk; fresh ground horse ne radish root; Limberg Camem- thing Fine, 1 lb. cans, 25¢ bare Swi Girisie,, vastarantal Sockeye PSaliaon; 1 Ib. Flat Cans . -35e Sockeye Salmon, 14 Ib. Flat Cans Y. A. and New York Cream Meadow Gold or Brook- field Butter, per lb, 70c Red Salmon, 1 Ib. Oleomargarine, lb... .45c Tall Cans 25c Best Eggs, dozen..........65¢ LON oa eg 25c¢ *Gem Nut Oleo, lb... .40c Wholesale Department Mutton Veal Al 6c Half or whole, per lb.15c¢ Hinds, per Ib.. +... 25e Fronts, per lb.......14c Fronts, per lb.......1Be Long Saddles, per lb..25¢ Side, per lb.........16¢ Legs, per Ib.........30c Pork ie Sp cr E Fresh Ham, per lb... .30c FRESH FRUITS AND Shoulder, per Ib.....27c VEGETABLES Loins, per Ib.........30¢ Side, per lb.........30c Plate, per 1 We still-have a few. Groceries left which we offer you at the following prices: Spices, all kinds, pkgs. for 25c Worstershire Syuce. 1 g: cum -----~-+---.--- --$1.00 | Prep. Mustard, 1 gal. can 9c Chicken Tamales, per can 10e Shredded Codfivh, per can 15¢, Chicken a La King, per can__206 NOTICE TO RANCHMEN—We aresin th The above prices are good for the entire in this paper every Monday. The Worris Go. 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