Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1919, Page 2

OP Aa. RE ea ee PAGE TWp ict Seal a Che Casper Daily Tribune FRIDAY, NOV. 28, i919 TODAY'S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD Iiitit SHHINSIEENS Sze tiRehs [ese OFLNCACECIR TT LEEIRERE } AUSTRNLUMN IN BATTLE SS HENNESOEY AND KIO LEE BATTLE | ce Fee | TO-ROUND DRAW CN LOCAL CARD « oe Phone 1111 Glever Work Features Main Event of Boxing Card at Strictly Guaranteed Iris Thursday but “Wind-Milling” in Prelim- FRESH EGGS Mickey King. Australian light heavy: | inaries Holds Interest of Fans Fresh from the Ranch Twice Weekly. weight, in a 15-round bout here, ‘PAUL MORAN LOSES TO —AGKSON IN MATCH Press.) 4 -—— Willie | Paul Mo- | Al Hennessey of Chicago and Kid Lee battled to a draw in the ten-round go which was the feature of the big boxing carnival yester- day afternoon in the Iris theater. Both men showed that they knew jj} the finer points of the game and refused to mix when it was not to \ their advantage. In this respect the main bout was not as interesting gb to the spectator desiring wind-milling and wild jab |RAILROADERS OF | ' | U.S. TAKE VOTE || | ON HINES’ OFFER )) South Side Grocery | STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES q IGE My SUPID—Walter Pipp, who CLEVELAND, Ohio. Noy. 28%.— | { aa » first suck f ie : ee reetass be te ta Miss ‘Nina M.| Five hundred general chairmen of the 132 West Hugo Phone Mil } WAT c oy i Geir rap They ‘are now on their honeymoon. in Cuba, | four railroad E ecnecas in sentir \ | NRE if] f h will piay by ng the winter. ence here took a’ vote on the |Win. a | ul st I 1 Lor a “END OF TO-ROUND MIL jig ans WOW GN FOULS, > esr HERMAN IND BURNS, LOSE: (By A ted Pre Kid tid HIGH ROCK ate FLEECE LINED = UNDERWEAR= Let her blow, boys. Let her freeze. . ‘We should worry if we've got our High Rocks on. The real fleece-lining keeps us as snug as a bug in a rug. tir 7BYSZKO FLOPS LEWIS I And wear? 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GUARANTEE ITS PERFECTION. cuey NO rhe * g wn @ 4 cin Notice to t 1e UuDIIC 54 Other Bargains in Casper for Immediate Delivery in “° There will bea ss SCHUMANN Piano, in a beautiful walnut case, and can not be told from new. & 2 Sce this exquisite instrument and get our price. o¢ i ea z SPECIAL MEETING a WELLINGTON Piano, oak case—-one of the great CABLE PIANO family, v¢ Herpicide # Of City Council, Coal Dealers, School Board, Representa- flecting CABLE, quality and ideals in every detail. Come quick for this, and you may have it at $225. LE LLOAE T aP fo steage : i ere ee FPS SAPLIAPAASPPAPLALAPLLLRMASTAATALIIOLPA EH ° Saal = RE : iH > aia Ss. = a - my N Mary Says: z tives of Railroads and Standard Oil Company ° We Selt America’s Most Famous Pianos and Player Pianos 2. ” So! ik Is hd i) ze A i Hi Whatever your taste or your purse limitation, WE CAN PLEASE YOU. Back . Your Own Fault Pf t the City all Tonight at $ of every instrument we sell stand KNIGHT. CAMPBELL’S GUARANTEES AND \ If You Have % 8 o’Clock $ Tawa CRAFTSMAN SERVICE -TO INSURE YOU PERMANENT SATIS \ 4 ” od 4 i ‘ye : N Scraggly Hair. | ¢ 2. so ist ne Fe ; yay kate ve \ | a - 5 ; % The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the coal situation ° ADDRESS INQUIRIES FO MRS. E. K. HENDERSON. \ NEWBRO’S % and to determine on future action that may become neces- & OUR DISTRICT MANAGER, at the HENNING HOTEL | Will Make It ad SATY. $ Fair prices with us are voluntary and Habitual—not occasional nor spasmodic N oe og og? “<o ] ight and Fluffy. | Ali Citizens $ The Kni ht-C hell Music € , isirane Fives |g ee ne $ € Anignt-Campbell Music Co. ; | AiDrugand Dept.Stores | & Interested in this matter are invited to attend. ~ 3 Applications at Barber Sho} Be % Largest in the West. = 3 : " _\ Denver Golo ‘ [Applications ot Barber Shops | 9g Ke ‘ rug Store “ x “| 4 . 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