Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1925, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1925 Che Casper Daily Cribune ; ¥ = ___ PAGE SEVEN ‘a | oa AR as | KOA RADIO ADDITIONAL NEWS OF SPORTS preocie AM WALKER HTS | des Geek ier US GIVE THANKS aparece }of displeasure, {n telling him, as Welterweight Champion he had not referred to the visitor, “Alice just dropped in.’ | "I suppose other trooping in now, too, walked Into y’re all so damned cu- him with bi pped the yawn “1 didn’t kr n day Before s she was 2 time never had used prof To be C ntin : f S 5 presence before; the gt _In the next instalment Ra To Defend Title in Sudiis exceeeien ean oot bain et iin a : ; realized it, and he to se red quick its effect, ready to apolog She was red, but not because of or Newark Ring. the cat ked Alice to come L a | he declared, defensively. : Now. P he took immediate advan- 7 ° welterweight 5 > -” the Invitation,” he rem é on stands ready: to defend his AiO WEST FOOTBALY, GANS ht against rugged igs ARE TAMKFUL (T DIDNT RAH veteran of MORSE THAN \T DID THIS FALL. mn) 1 sent inced en nak cio phatic F refore “Don't be a he said edman must win by knockout In an altered tone, giving her hand oul or a contingency at pr @ pat. “I just didn't expect us to fal ents Walker from resuming at any receive visitors until we returned me | » Connie Mack 15, from our trip.” During this diu- GROWLY THE BEAR as Walker is declared to be in the} THANKFUL HE DIDN'T Get mre | Josue he had been searching Mis) 1 walk trom the ‘ vest COEMD tial obeinabatear..sine TRE WORLO SERIES, Mis pockets for matches and looking | prow tit eased activity in his camp follow. | NPICLO CANT PLAY IND hie about him vaguely. Now he rang q HOW TD Dey g the state boxing commission’ Seer :¢ Y @ servant. there are no m ever are any mate be mind green 1 friendly to i t that the vombants must make e welterweight limit. He ts favor ed es here | / WARE, There et. and he ed to retain his crown, for he is u WE Go AFTER when I want them!, What do you do ee rd hitting youngster ahd clever TAS EIGKT with th What becomes of ay fensively j Siwe ., them? footman’ did not . gel Iker met Friedman | tempt to but silently produced , t Chicago, Indian: | ‘ Mghter that had beer - c Aster ap pt | AWE BIGTER | |tying-unuder the maste eyes. vat t round, was out-fighting the TEAMS ARE GLAD | | Laurel, who had been watching he: ampion at the final bell GRANGE 13 A | | husband smiled no oR ES SENIOR. The servs was expression : muttered | evening 2 cage Veen L | | footman od et }} “Ob, i d : ¢ | | blunei | Her rt dropped a beat was tied by the brutal the moment 1 triiy detected @ faint odor t her senses, Whisk; y hands went to the ~ — | his coat. “Dearest, you FIGHT GANS CAN BE ES |me you wouldn't drink during ¢ TRANKEUL THAT THE DRAET [cqir EMPLOYED To GET CRowos To w OuR“EIGATS” x PENNSYLVANIA NEW YORK, Nov. 25,—()—The annual battle of Cornell and Penn- sylvania at Philadelphia is tomor- ‘s eastern gridiron feature. A year ago “Gloomy Gil” Dobie, Cornell coach, mdde the pre-game statement that Pennsylvania would tod: eum of | 8 gs. Can't help It 008 z vania i a IY beat bis team, and Pennsylvania did, | im rriage, and I couldn't li Shasta bial) mas} US at Doble has been silent about to-| Season excebt for the alr onslaught CAGE LEAGUE SCHEDULE CALLS well refuse. I told them that 1 had | {roy do n for a nay r imo ny 28 a a at artmouth when here were so the most beautiful wife sorry nests saya. is higdim wood | ET gattats ta she sale eee tle “But «| happen to bi Allow me. you promised.” men were all at sea | Two-Le | Liquor 3 French Dry Cleaners Pittsburgh and Penn State are | | wood easily { primed for their annual battle at does {t matt and Dyers Pittsburgh. A capacity throng ts throwing THE BEST IN service ||“ "tiers" GRAD TEMA QM DECEMBER 15TH 2c: We Call and Deliver West Wert of the room, FORGET LAST we ee SEASON And why not I fall to the At the director's y they drank to the s mumbled Peter e wounded f r to his it hurts! You've got something hidden 17 paw Growly, that gcratehe puttir in|! him stalk | !0¢ nutes, it | ‘ Virginia and Washington and Jefferson clash at the Moun- pide al ne br yeeeid ibe ‘rent | Be 1 y. am ‘so big, | me a pin? > taineers’ recently dedicated football! | . A hins Str aleaba avervinetia-whentl firat mest nail!” grunted ¢ Phones 802—189 home in Morgantown The schedule of the Casper basket-) Casper league at the Rocky Moun-| slowly up the stairs to her suite, | Almost everyone is when I first. mee shaggy sides an. i 2 Plants Syracuse and Columbia meet at| ball league which was-arranged this} tain tournament in Denyer. eee bi Big Rian, sre eee | oct follea-td rain’ & when they | He thought it a , the Polo Grounds, where Harlan | week calls for twenty-elght games in|, ‘The seaton will open December 15. | SDAdteAMEne: Es he chicniegt eiiowe, (aescrne goming.” | joke, “And not one nail ithe : Cwr-and “shrimp” Foley will at-| which all eight teams wili meet each | !t will closa February PTE AOS. igicran ‘into’. Laurel caleelnecrucm Tay of anybody who|but five. I am sorry Fes el} tempt to olitrun the New York speed- exception of the finals which will liane e > PEP an eye as you haye!’|Two-Legs, but honestly. { couldn't | NOTICE : ster, Captain George Pease other and for three ensuing games) 1. played February 16, 19 and 23. ete Lid ae declared Peter, and he meant It.|help it. Could I now? Look at I , : rei hav, ; . : ° > h claws of mine and tell me if , odcive The Nifty Tailor Jackson Keefer, flashy halfback, | between ihe these, ee shins vita ihe dh Seapets bh nia Her rep!y came from the dressing ece ne vou are bie and stron Beobrereayh nti a a a ‘ #8 50u fail A Fesely € eae = will lead Brown against Colgate at} highest percentage. The team win-| of the reg 3 , cabinet: “Yes, dear?” mean that you are cruel and |} ? \{ Tribune, ca e 0 . Providence ning in the finals will represent the | been paired off as follows: Bus} “Ate you ready for a{nner?” r one. do not believe that you} In the next story: “A morning|{ Phones 16 and 16, and # December 15.--Casper Motor Bus ts eps a many with vea: | Manicure.” special messenger will bring Through the ppen door he could git! m Tee f ‘ . s versus Methodists and DeMolays : |] you x copy of your favorite The success of White Owls is no cigac field, none than in the White Owls that are being | {o"°'" Wive Departmstit. jee her bate ivory should te ei Kha HH isanan ts Geller ninkerboreento: ; different from that of outstanding in- so marked as smoked today. The constant patron- Decentber 16-—Ohlo Oll versus:the In jyst a minut ea Peter. E ts tered before 8 p, m. week- dustries which have taken the lead by White Owls. age of real cigar judges who make Pearl Whites and Standard Oll ver.| te #at down on the edge of a kay cuit STi RS tL Meverabt qnoniGnoiaen siving far Seater yale at smaller AG never peceeary the eoopies PeoaarHon of ele phones Company, | chair, first carefully giving a pull to! ; ame an 5 z rofit per sale and depending upon this policy @ million a day has enal us to pur- eee mind 2 .| bla dress-trouser legs as insurance | *!though . tr CIRCULATION DEP'T. @ fa ¢ volume for ultimate return, work to great- chase so heavily of the finert crop of | December 29.—- Motor Bus versus) ois tagginess, and, whistling, | Drised to h | as Brand Pills in ) { ‘Tere are many eramples of the er benefit tothe tobacco’ in years that everywhere | Desfolars and Afethoalsta’ versus | Sfmt ARRInese, and, whlauing.| foc tT aa “og soundness of this principle but in the smoking public smokers are saying, “White Owls are | !iremen | she came out. ® pretty picture in imes your 7 « | Cty tasting better than ever.” | December Ohio Oil versus Sweeter tasting, more mel- | Standard and Pearl Whites versus low than ever, White Owls are, beyond doubt, the | | black chiffon gown with a sp! Une and bouquets of gold and silver, he kissed her many times, ob‘iviow that Laurel's muid, Ella, was a wit o BRAND PILLS, ay Best Sadest, Bafa p Tell the Advertiser—"I aaw it in SOLD BY ORUGGIST: ie Tribune, —Motor Bus yersus the | i greatest cigar value | i and Methodists versus De- | ‘Vet . you can buy. Try | Molays. ; “You're so beautiful! I AX them t a January 6.—Ohio Oil versus Tele. | thinking that it's a dreaz t{to. -1 am 1 1 never go = = i \ Then you'll'un- | phones and Pearl Whites versus the | (UNKIRE that *: Oe ane fo: oe hakatadbeen ym derstand | Seaman [really Raven one so lovely ax a|locking, for trouble, 1X nave been | TS PLAYTIME IN THE SOUT Me nh Owl) January ripe Bus Peart |, She regarded him carefully, think- | i is the ele | Obio Oil and Methodists versus Pearl | ine of the temper in which he had| § | (sth Aiaas TA) Aa a parted from her an hour and a half | | million | January 15.—DeMolays versus the} tefore, and offered her arm. He| | eeaere and Firemen versus Tele-| eiieexed it tightly as they walked Ly, | phones. ae Ee | | January 20,—-DeMolays versus the | 9°? Ba tactenteul hiding. aint BF | | Telephones and Firemen versus OO} ner, but attentive to all hls pee January 26.—Motor Bus versus | fossil Fer the first. time he poe Jacksonville , Go one Ww return another ndard and Methodists versus} ner an inkling of why it was neces | St. Augustine- and stop off where you wish. aes: wairar rere for him to be in Central C t ” Palm Beach Her es ef aM periglaod time, A consolidation was = Key West iluchininatancatabers eA Oblo Olt and Firemen versus Pearl! ing* tated, The directors. we =< Ws) Ce ras a he Burlington offers a choice bh bs , | & in with two other : ma * of four gateway routes 4 | Tebr “Methodists versus the | anq gaining control of the | ADVANTAGES | Mobile | | 9 r Bus versus Tele-| qustry, but he was opposed | ae saa | Biloxi ? is ry 8 so Dedolaya., Termua,| Poe epee che other, companies | OVERLOOKING BECMONT | Tampa CHICAGO ¥ 8. ~~ DeMolay were buflt upon insecure financia | Faris - 4 Pearl Whites and Firemen versus | frames, He suspected, he said, that | YACHT Wercleety | Miami ST. LOUIS ; Standard. * the bankers who were taking the LINCOLN PAI LF Havana ie igs sg \ et pease ee Jae to beheld initiative Jn the deal rere loolcing | | COURSES see | Houston KANSAS CITY | hanksg: 77 py th ’| for an opportunity to “‘wi ANEW HOTEL~700 ROOMS | Gulfport i ag aR af DeMolays, Ohio Oll and Motor Bus] stock.” @ terms whe on'y ; | | Pp 4 DENVER company ‘has been postponed until | tngerstoed. | OPENED EARLY IN 1924 | “Galveston i= i } Paper ——ernnnd Yr ni Dinner over, they strolled into ‘te ALREADY FAMOUS FOR Sarasota ; t ‘ | ° A merry blaze, 1n inupl ra ITS HOSPITABLE Fort Myers Our trains make favorable f 4 BROUGHT RELIEF ee Me ek ee en | ATMOSPHERE +++ | New Orleans erminal connections with the great fi ; | vi : ; 1 Just plain business [Pomorie she ania, when «| "speciac. |. ||| *San/Antonlo best through trains via~ all they we papoeed on sh ¢ | MON HLY RATES St. Peters- rYoutes South 5 Tue milliona-day popularity of AFTER } YEARS | Basing, inte: the - WRITE FOR BOOKLET | bure that's why I asked r * | and scores . : Wure Owts results from the that's why. I GE.Billingsley | apes od R. N. MeNAB sound business principle of small SUFFERING | Oh, that's’ alt right.” Moneger | — Dicker Avent “Aren't you ashamed of (peaking areas évia' Denver cke gent profit and greater-volume. And, lta me the way you dja this after: IL | My The makers of Tan! al sont now, tobacco from the sweetest, ‘ SOO A Gd, Sa ee | mellowest crop in years has ae eretane | Yentional tone grated upon hor ears \s | . } o strilc- | There was no feeling in his acknow | made them greater value than | is the striic-| Th | f of Andrew Groesch-| ledgement of error ever. | neg, fireman They tapted into silence SPECIAL WINTER RATES | mply can't express the! tire danced in her eyes, * 1 | mfsery I endured for 2 years from] gered what he was thinkir \ AA | AT indigestion. At times eae pains Impulsively she loc | rould catch me around the heart | 1? ‘ Ese | Vi or 15¢ Wine eu ti ay brent Tene Mastek yan, THE TOWNSEND wtu)l pains would iast two an W e oe J = | three houre. My nerves wero all tine PS ” best pees Sets ett wity | | cette neriie t . TI slept poorly and got tn er hands, 5 angled elaerrieiierestctaaalion —COZY— , : ‘ puch a bad way that my days seem:| delicious, amocthed ‘back his WARM—COZY Ss. ; ed to be shortening rapidiy. and her head rested aga! i i fede ete wees tay auly rewaba until | Wie We could £0 away Moston Cake Flour Saft SOFT WATER pointment was my only reward u They. lapsed into rience Base Pee Bealtey: weedy EMEP irae fava aaa "ert ene rie ace OM ee, en PHONE 2500 4 [tere na feel wo ditterent that| ‘I'll Cell you whot let's do," he|Mpevenge Lice Powder will sure there's: 0 arison, Tfexclainied, suddenly. ‘Let's cun|Molean your Poultry of this Pest, there's no room for compari ¢ _Pot ed | LY eat good and. sleep good and feel] over and surprise Harry nd |BWILLIAMS STUCK MEDICIN th t Tanlac has given me a new! his wife. His eyes had = turred Here is a Res) Medictne for Cat- a — = | Tease of life.” ~~ Lerom the fire, but they were bright, | [tle and Sheep W iM relieve and AES BA PEt aun ae faniae Y wale good ¢ HY ott a. ‘ sits Sust went Worms, ‘T’ Snotty v rT Y OTA | sista “Aooepe mos anbetttstp, | d_ ayetia mot, Honey. Let's sust sit | hereon ct. Contains the proper CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE gists. <Accer he st . here! quiet cid ine ae tae Ingredients needed for the bet fll CARS LEAVE DAILY AT 9:20 Ae M, FARE $12 50 ; ae Ventenen eaue recon. anes he Spec papi ; pease fa re tas be ay Saves you approximately 12 hours trave! betweeu Casy 4 mended by the manufacturers of] Under her. . {t and be convinced, | yee hou. : Ahi Tanlac, — He settled back again, and rubbed We are distributors for State ona day We her cheek with his, A mome: oming = 7 1 . TAY : Laurel wou'd have detected another | VISTIUBUTORS | resEMn ramen on smiacy orsi wy 4 FOR YOUR H. 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