Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1918, Page 5

WHIRLWIND BOUT: cn CROWDS A DAY. EXPECTED. FROM IS ASSURED FAN CENTRAL TOWNS OR Lub and Ace,.D, A. C. Artists, to, Stage Fast Go of Sport Pro- gram Larned by te cal Leade FS Both Kiscus Lub and Kid Ace, who have been signed up to meet af the Fair Grounds at the Labor Day cele- bration, are whirlwind boxers, and can be depended upon to put up an exhibition which will satisfy the, de- sires of the most enthusiastic follow- ers of the gamie. Kiscus Imb, who is a near-cham- pion, is one of the fastest light- weights in the game, and spectat6rs get action every minute ‘he ig in the He has fought in almost every in Celorado, as well as up and down the Paeifie Coast, and is said by those who know him to be a hard t to crack. He was one of the top men in the recent Denver Athletic Club tournament. Kid Ace is also a well-known light- weight, and while he has not had as much experience in the ring as Lub, he is on his feet every second ang is by no means a tango fighter. He is rated by sport writers as a coming lightweight champion, and is expect- ed to put up a first-class exhibition. ——_>— GRAND OPERA STAR HAD TO LEAVE STAGE Mme. Mantelli Restored to Health by Tanlac; “I Cannot Praise It Too Highly,” She Says , 5 A statement ef unusual interest was recently received at the Tanlac Office from Mme. Jean Mantelli, the noted grand opera singer, who was formerly a member of the Metrop6l- itan Opera Company of New York, where she achieved distinction as leading contralto, singing on the same stage with Melba, Nordica, ve, Eames, Sembrich, Jean and ard De Reszke, and other stars‘of the first magnitude. A few years ago Mme. Mantelli was forced by ill health to retire from the operatic stage. She is now living in Portland, Ore., where she has an apartment in the Royal, Annex Building, 3054 Marrison Street, and in-telling of her experience with Tanlac said:: “T feel that I cannot praise Tan- Jae too highly, for it has done me more real good than all the other medicines I have eyer taken put . to- gether, “About eight years ago,” she con- tinued “while traveling in the South 1 left Havana for Chicago, in the dead of winter, where the th m- eter was 18 degrees below zero, and this was the beginning of serious trouble for me. The sudden change brought on such a gevere cold that T almost completely lost my voice and was obliged to leave the stage. I went to California_to work in moy- ing pnetures, but ny health failing, I had to give that up too, I decided to rest a while, and try to build my- self up ,but got steadily, worse. I lost my appetite, everything tasted alike, and I couldn’t enjoy eating a th My kidneys were in such a terrible condition that I thought at times the pain in my back would drive me distracted. My. lower limbs and feet were so awfully swollen I couldn’t stand up_at all, and my nerves were in such a wretched state that, with my kidneys worrying me so much, I just ’couldn’t rest at night. T became so weak and rundown, and was so discouraged and miserable I didn’t care what happened. “I was actually down in bed when ne day I read a statement. about * that impressed me so meee that T just got up’ out of; bed ard went to the phone to order a bottle. he druggist -eouldn’t wend it at once sol asked a stranger passing through the hall to get it for me. Well, he did and by the next morning T awas feeling much improved. After’ this my nights were more restful and I slept better than I had in some time. continued the treatment and it asn’t long before every bit of the § ling had gone out of my limbs feet, and I was able to get up and about. FT am just starting on third bottle now, and really, I can hardly eat enough to~satisfy my *ppetite and I heartily enjoy all my meals. My kidneys don’t worry me “tail now and I am free from that ful misery in, my back. I sleep ‘xe a baby, and am so much better 'n every way taht I am now working “gain. I am telling all my friends what a wonderful medicine Tanlac is, ond have written to my daughter in New York advising her to take it.” lac is ‘sold _in Casper by the per Pharmacy and in Alcova by © Aleova Mercantile Co.—Ady. ——— er ° TURKISH BATHS TURKISH BATHS in Connecti Expert~ asmeuer an: | Open (i FOR SALE—Furniture. and piano.“ or will trade for car; house for rent. 911 South Spruce. 8-15_12t> light buggy and harness, all for $100; ‘ain. Ad- yo. 3t dh ~ Treat bar, Food condition; Casper, ress P, O. Rox 173, WILL TRADE A 515-acre Missourj ranch for Cas- © Property. are. CHAPMAN . Real Room 23 Townsend Bldg. Advertising Campaign Assures Large Number of Visitors on Next Monday from All Points in Region a PHOPLE’S FURNITURE STORE- - Two, doors east of Postoffice. In order to advertise the big events at the Fair Grounds next Monday, Labor Day, the Casper Trades As- sembly has sent an advertising man to. Douglas, Glenrock, Big Muddy, Thermopolis and other near-by towns, to make an effort to get a good crowd in town for Labor Day. The events at the Fair Grounds wy outdo anything of the kind ever FOR SALE—New and second-hand furniture, pianos and office furniture: Will pay spot cash for used furniture or exchange new for old, WE have parties wand ar A nf Loan Co., No. Phone 02. FOR SALE—A snap, bu: oe ee rooming The Security ma 8; Eimbal) rie 9 pee 3-room tempted in Casper, and a record) noenEan Bee Sisco” OS. $s soa will doubtless beon hand tof cash, $40 per month. Call at Ee Witness the big show. Ash ‘st. Phone 638-J. 8-29-6t A baseball game, a boxing match,| FOR SALE—Good bicycle; ‘ood condi- battle royal, Home Guards exhibition | and bratae et eigiss re Magnington drill, cow pony and wild horse races,| of McKinley Soffool’ on hill. ah not to mention many other events,} ror SALE—Cheap, one International will crowd the afternoon full of en-} _ one-ton truc hone 749-W. 8-30-2t" tertainment for old and young, and| fon SALE—Keystone No. 25 Portable s! } Oil Rig complete with engine, 25 there should not be a single person in Sat: alien woolen ot Saectiaaal Casper who would “refuse to buy a} new; used on one Well oily. Will Rell ticket. The Trades Assembly is not mak- ing a Sent out of the affair, every penny of the proceeds oing fo the various war Sets for halfpresent price, Roger Mfg. Company, he Stearns- Denver, Colo. 8-30-11 FOR SALE—White iron bed, springs and mattress; also white dresser, large glass, cheap. 330 So. Durbin. Cali all week. 8-27-5t FOR SALE —Nice Upright Piano, $7 part cash enG monthl. pRarmeny 815 S. Dayid. Phone 899- 8-27-6t BOR SALE—Nice “two-room house with 8x14 screened-in porch, good ONT OF COURT WIPES BlG SUIT OFF DOCKET cellar and clothes closet; two ‘blocks from school house; beautiful loeation; $150 down, $25 a’ month takes this bargain. Address A. C., care FOR SALE—At a) bargain, fur ture wo rooms, bed, dining room chairs, A $70,000 duinae suit was wiped etc. Call after 5 p.m, corner. 8} ruce off the court docket Wednesday | *"d Carey. -28-3t when Elva Anderson, thru her —_—— at- i 2 SALE-—A-room ew modern house i estnut d Carey, good lot; only torney, W. 0. Wilson, served notice | fou: cnsy “rormen Call apa8 eau of the ‘withdrawal ofa complaint|st. Phone 628-1. against the Chicago. & Northwestern | por gam—Small lndiony Peadyote thru which she hoped to establish wear and -millinery establishment in mart town of 3,000, doing $19,000 ear claims to damages sustained iy: the business. "Living | rooms in bitlding. loss of her husband, Eric Anderson, | wi bear investigation. _Addrei killed in,a Northwestern wreck when ‘the engine which he was driving plunged off an embankment last summer west of Waltman, wherethe bridge had been destroyed by fire. Miltiner, Box 543, Lander, Wryomis 4 t ee ea FOR SALE—Five-room house furnish- ed or unfurnished; house has bath, three rooms in basement; all finished; rent will pay 15 per cent on invest- hie 3 7 nent. See it, Owner lives in it. 744 Altho definite advices are lacking Mouth VROrHOa Gn ee tne eas cure it is undérstood that a setciinent with the railway was reached out of {FOR SAigs—An estublished businoss} good money mak er. Address 3-X, care Tribune. d court anti that the plaintiff re ceived wbetween five and ten thou- sand dollars. YELLOWSTONE HIGHWAY MEET AT DOUGLAS 10 INTEREST ROADS MEN The meeting of the Yellowstone Highway Association’ ,to be held in Douglas during Fajr week is attract- ing a good deal of attention from the good roads people all over the coun- try. The Portland Cement Associa- tion of America, which is the’ promo- tion concern maintained by the vari- pus cement factories all over the United States, has notified Gur Holm’s chairman of the Highway As- sociation that they will bring their chief cgnsulting engineer, Mr. A. N. Johnson, who has been in close con- sultation with the government’s en-| gineers at Washington City. for the past six months, out from Washing- ton to be present at this meeting: COR SALE—Modern new house. fur- nished complete, four rooms and sun porch; full basement with two-roo} apartments; easy terms. ehonb 913 PICTURE FRAMING A fall line of up-to-date picture rele. ing; picture framing to order. 236 Second. 8-24-7t ROOMS AND BOARD for two or four teachers, “two blocks from high school; all modern conveniénces. 946 South Watnut. Phone 754-J. 8.26-5t FOR SALESNew six-room bungalow, strictly modern, price $5,800; very 2asy terms. Grover C. Gorsuch. Phone 638-3. 1025 8. Ash St. 8-29-6t a: FOR SAL’ ener 1918 four. with wire ‘adiline | cnr py) covers and full equlpment/ for greatly reduced price Tor {iin car on necount of owner Jeaving to join the Army. Call Collt- neum Garage, ! i vi 2 WE HAVE CLIENTS for oil lease. The meeting will be held the after-fWY, TTAVE Ou te oder Nocti noon’ and evening of the 13th and/toan Co. Room 4,°Kimball Bld: will possibly run over-to the 14th as 29-3t well, The Casper Motor Club are very anxious to get a good represen» tative body_of Casper boosters to at- tend this meeting, This will be the third time that the Yellowstone Highway Association have held their meetings in Douglas, and up to not a single man from Casper has attended. For shame you Casper men, awake from the dead, ayd zo tc this meeting in.a body and show the men who have organized this asso- eiation and have given it so much FOR SALE—Household furniture and ntich ‘cow, and team of horses ana two wagons. Call 908 South Be eo Street. 8-29-4t> FOR SALE—We have a nice two-room house, just finished; pantry, closet, nice high level jot Refinery Sistricts tor $1,000, You can't Log a ie Prin Reéalty-Investment Co. one. by rf a basement, pity. water, on FOR SALE—150 cows and calves tor delivery, between September 1 and October 20. D. . Fuller, apits Ba £7 * FOR SALE—Good x lot, Chest- life and vitality that it is known all EES s Farad wetas ome ow ite 2 Ps ye rover (, . > Teer “dco, NOTICE OF INCORPORATION FOR SALE—Ford totring car; gooa condition ; also camp stove and ta- ble. DRUM OIL COMPANY was in- 291 corporated in the office of the Sec- retary of State, at Cheyenne, Wyom- ing, on the 2rd day of July, A. D. 1918, at the hour of 9 o’clock a. m. Phone 774-J! t FOR ea eg touring car; geod | Bal condition iso camp stove a) ble. Phone 774-J. ta, O-1t n FOR SALE—My New Moon — tourtn: The term of existence of s&td com- (en. Mii talee pare in cash-and: rest pany is fifty years next after the] reasonable terms; must sell at once can be found at Casper Motor Co. above date. The object of said com- 8-30- Ans pany is to engage in a general min- ing business. The capital stock of said company is One Hundred Thou- sand Dollars, divided into one hun- for Jones. MISCELLANEOUS You should ‘try our special lunches. died thousand shares of the par value] 11:20 t1i1 2 Wattle Icitehen, 119° Wort of one dollar per share, The af-| Second street 8-30-tf fairs and management of said com-) BOARD AND ROOM. 217 No..Grant pany shall be under the control of 2 St. Phone 312-J. 8-30-6t board of three UWirectors: R. J.|wk SOLD five rooming houses this. Mosher, Carl F, Shumaker and A, E. sey epet cghaye, you: to coffee Stirrett are the directors for the | Biig. 3.29.30 first.corporate year of said company. The principal operations of said com- pany shall be conducted in, Natrona County, Wyoming; the principal of- fice of said company is rooms 309- 10-11 Oil Exchange Building in the FOR RENTOI- room hots: Security, Room 4, Kim dares name ‘on? tag. Otfs & Co. ity of Casper, Natrona County, 5 —— yoming, with A. E, Stirrett the|LOST—Nose glasses and. ‘¢: agent of said company in charge idan Sag to Chin Beretta, thereof. Sacramen Calif. Lost between A. E. STIRRETT, master mechanic’s office of C. B. & N. 3 Secretary.}Q. and Oil Exchange Bldg. Return bab, Aug. 29, 30, 31, 1918. to Tribune office. 8-30-3t* LADIES We have at last received the “latest up-to-the-minute Styles m1 Taitar-made Suits and Coats for your approval. te ve cea FOR, RENT : MO: isa South Center ‘Tailor Fall any) fraltn, ‘vegetables, id Perishables. We call for ah We ‘seit deliver. {Bhd feed. wool. ~clanm | THE CasrER STOR 498, enorEne | Telephone BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS Let me move that Trunk. Call VISOKY 72 or Zt Ww. THE best house in the city for sale or Tepe The Security Loan . Grace Sty egee Com Co. No. 4 and 5, Kimball building.| EXCHANGE FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 702. 7-31-27t Phone 977-5 | cilne, Rell, Tow Office Desk ana LONAS on @iamonds, watches, guns, | Chairs, 0. furniture or anything of value, The| One Bull Rope, good as new, $15.00. Security n Co. @ and & Kimban| Cabinet Phonograph, 25 Records, $36.| / yyy YOUR ACTUAL MONEY'S Bldg: Phone 708.. 7-81-27t/| In tires. Don't buy expenses. Per- FOR RENT—Nicel (furnished modern —- mit mit nato show them to you. Send rooms. 331. W. 3-15-tf a ~ Tt tee ee EAST SIDE GARAGE = ETE — Third and Pine. FOR RENT—Bedroom, bath and —_. telephone, six blocks from Mid- a=zzs fot eS Pe) 7 west. Hotel. 217 North Grant 8 Granite and Marble Monuments and Phone 312-J. 8-19-13 HARRY FREE Markers, Vaults, Mausoleums, Carb- THE LOT MAN ings and all Kinds of Cemetery FOR RENT—Furnished rooms; hot eee man iaarnine Water heat; two blocks from, ‘Post- Bat rant Second St me og aE od Durbin, Phone 77 3-\¥; | NEW) HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS | Phon Steg | six-room house and three finfahed| rooms in basement, furnace™heat, coal cnet e Se Nidan ania. viet the foom, ‘Mtorage | room, laundry room, | 7 8- athroom, ree he rooms, large Midwest Hotel. 25-6t* | cheertur Living” room, massive ee CASEER BEATING = = 4 ace, beautiful large porch, corner bt ier ‘igo alegpige | fot, case front, double garaxe, located i SUPPLY COMPANY ¥ y jin e est residentia’ strict. Price Second.’ Ehond ine ber week 647 Me | 8 800, with only 600 cash balance on | verything in Metal Work. easy terms. Bive-room house with full basement, | Warm Air and oe Water Heat- FOR RENT—Large airy room, sult-/on corner lot, Near Center street, and “able for housekee! ng oF, batching:| halt block from paving, furnace’ Neat, |G ooree Pine, very reasonable. Call after 6 p.m. 8 }coar room, storage room, laundry | Midwest Ave. -27~ TSt| room, large porch. The building iM E Y wel constructe im every respect, a McEVEN HARK FOR RENT—Hlegantly furnished | butitin. features. It takes 3750 to | Electric: eee NESS modern flat. § fooms and bath, close |awing the deal, the balance on month- | est ctors. in. 506 S. Durbin, 27°6t\ly puyments. ‘You should see it. by Frcs , Repairs and Fixtures.’ ——$— ere 98 FOR RENT—Nicsly furnished rooms; FOR RENT Office Hie ne 665 W. | ¢lose in, per wee! one | h furnii Lin- sd of sane i vO perth, a2 gis | ogkive-robm | os urnished on Lin “3 East | = FOR RENT—Room; use of bath and|-pnird street, $00) urnished on Eas gg htigne: close im 266 N. Maple. Phone } 20 per mon’ Telephone, cofnre and bath from “‘Mndwwest man only. 156 North “FOR RENT 56 North Wolcott. | old water in room } Only one block oft ill rent to one ‘olcott. . | FOR, RENT—Tw@ nice furnished — or} unfurnished Suapements Rees, atin | ery. Phone 40. 8-28-6t* | FOR RENT—Four-room house fur- nished mt 132 N. Saereston St. | Geo. V. Orndorff,)P, O. Box 558. 28. ate ——— ee eal FOR RHNT—Nicely furnished rooms clase In.” $5.00 per week. | Pkong | 538-M. 821 East Fourth. -28-6t* | FOR. RENT—Sleeping room ae r one or Pstag | working men womun. 226 8-2: FOR RENT—Two ~rooms for hougekeeping; use of laun Inquire Rudy.'s Restaurant. FOR RENT—New bungalow, 4 rooms | and bath, up stairs, 3 rooms, laundry. nafs toilet down stairs. Apply, ato Re t 8-29>..t°| roR RENT—Five- room modern house. | Inquire 235 N. Maple St. —8- FOR ,BANT—Furnished | hed room; | bath, Rhone: close in; $18 BSF: montn. 256 So. Maple’ St. Phone 469-. aoe. | dry. sae FOR RENT—$20 per month= for nished room: in modern house. South Lincoln St- 8-29.3t" FOR italy) ag rnished 18S Wale apartment; ernr sh Pe | street, i50. One-room _houge, OR Real Estate 157 Bo. Center St. 4 ANG Lot 50x14 KC PLATTE one oom 202 0-8 Phone 702. 50 PR iy a Insurance investments il | } \ 4 tO | Mm 1ER SNAP Sast front, Dw Re “ROOM OU Ss LEY INVESTMENT TAIT’S ANS INC. {t BILLIARD PARLOR Phone 8-W| |_& Conge enial Place for Gentle- men, Cigars, Tobacco, Confee- tionery, and Soda Fountain: WANTED 29-3¢ | ——__ | WANTRD—To buy men’s second-hand clothing and shoes,. Phone 977W. 3-29-21 | BONDS of all kinds bot and sold. The| ra Security Loan Co. 325 | ball Bide, —————— | WANTED—Furntture. Call 602W. Cas-! &| per Auction House, 208 North Cen- . No. 4 and 56, 7- 14-20, unfurnished, it she nek raping 88 room 1 it housekeeping, $7 ‘ie "You. Hay SBLL RENT WE ALSO COLLECT er week, \PERTY TO WITH US. Phone 896-W. } | on. Walnut} | for | Hi ape Jobhing of El, Rinse eaenptly Shop 645 Sect “Wolcott. jt! Phone 107W. DUBOIS & GOODRICH Room, 24: Towed Bide, oom hy o Casper, Wyo. GRAVEL ROOFING F. M. DILLON Practical Gravel Roofer hone 402-W 306 East Sussex 1 i Meet Me at | Appointments by Telephone. | Telephone 470. | (MISS DELIA LENEHAN | | PRES Parlor Burnham §; Pte, Bldg., son 11. Ces 5 Aneta THE REO SERVICE STAGE LINE Kim- 31-27! Leaves Midwest hotel daily, exce; Sunday, at 8:30 a, m., for Salt creat {Leaves Salt Creek to return to Cas nut. Phone 795- t | ter. 6-24-tf per at 1 p.m. Trips made to al FOR RENT—1-room, atrlely mode WANTED—Woman would) like posi | oil bay tea oF TH Peo $7. 0. ern house in good condition; gar-; tion as cook in oil can ran | @ age, walks and lawn near schools,| Waitress. Call 739-W good location for rodming teachers. Pine. | Possession at once, Riker Reulty | WANTED—One Colt ust be in good conditio Investment Co. Fhone 985-3. _8-29-3t| WANT FOR RENT—Sleeping rooms, steam| Bell, Phone 9 heat and of busine: $6 double room. five blocks. southeast | $4 per week: one Phone 256, 8-303t | W. oe FOR RENT—Two furnished Musement | Ne a0 2t | References Grape Street, rooms for light hougekeepin. note orn. "#10 So. Walnut. “Phone £70 | FOR RENT-—A garage. Phone 58: 726 South David. No. 4 and 5, Kimball Bldg, Phone 702. T-31- 27 Apply Casper gain | 8-27-9t) 1! 1a. LOS A. Masonic charm 32nd degree, | om one de. eniept other sid turn te, af Chamberlin ure WAN TED—Gi rig. dry Co, Rewari a 6 ‘ dress ill 4 8 15, Automatic 94, 201 O81 45 ohl- Exchange. 8-29-30" REAL ESTATE Gus A D—To 8-30-3t WANTED Practical M. Fister. eae | NANT LOST ae [Saat Thi EASY. MONEY. The Security Loan co, WANTED—wi iad pay highest cash Drive, rd. ‘West L. F. care Tepes on| WANTED—Bookkeepiug Blac’ position by neone by éxceptional Thien. r, Box 585, or phone 482, PR a hil its 7 Denver, a rent a garage. South David. Colo. nursing ! buy your old First modern tenant, hool preferred. Tribune. hou about A or woman wit une A REAL HOME FOR SALE Six rooms, well built, decorated, built in features of every description. nice largé bedrooms on the first floor, sun parlor, fireplace in living room, full basement, with large windows, heating plant, coal bins, fruit rooms, cemented floors, stationary tubs. Can finish five additional rooms at a small cost. Large heated garage, cement driveway and walks, large. porch, best fenced in back good | wn ‘lots GOs Two 8- Sei ae ee Aa | WANTED—By. rellable honest pa position as housekeeper; perman “xchanged. w Phone 79-W. REALTY-INV Real 314 O11 Exe! ce Building, Phone 955-J. LUNES ek Ree SERGE SN RY MARION. P Soe | Real Estate and Ins: Casper - “= + Wyoming | = + Wyoming | ARCHITECTS GEORGE E, McDONALD 7 Architect ¥iftth Floor 0, 8. Bldg. Heavy Re-inforeed Vire-preet Constructio: Speciaity MASSEUSE AMY DEISCHER Masneune, Violet Kay, Vibrator, Phone 29-3t| on, t to de 624 t | I} =| | Pires | | Stove; | Phone | 101 use by | Sept. | adrens | O \ + Wolcott St. Phone 411. ! ty WHERE TO EAT IDA’S RESTAURANT Mice Deetae: eae Three Meals One Block west Sf Midwest hotel, Sandbar. , Niece Clean Heda, $2.50 per week, in convection. SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS | SEARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE f bb teal eee v Home-made Other } BILL. MANTILAS 824 Cobb st. Tel. 940-W i o——. EET « | [ \ pyre | | po'c TORS | DR. I. N. FROST [ Office and Hospital 505 South Durbin Street Special Attention to Surgery Only Graduate Nurses in Attendance Phone 736 | | | | | Res. Phone 49 or 923-J. os o————4 S. W. VALLIER Seen a 3 | 0. & 8. Hide, —___ DR. H. R. LATHROP DR. W. C. FOSTER throp—Residence__._116 PRIVATE HOSPITAL 340 S. Durbin St. Phones 272 and 273 ah DRS. LEEPER &* DOWNIE Physicians and Surgeons Offices, Smith Building. lee Ou. m. to 12 m5 Sp. m.; 7 p.m. to 8 p mae ‘Trained Nurse in Office. Dr. Leeper. Rote sy Home, 265W. Office Downle, 13 N. Or. Woleott St. | Dr. J. C. Kamp PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. Phones: Office 130 House 8% 1o— DR. J. E. BEAL, DENTIST I will open an office at 203 0.-8. Building as scon as fixtures ar- rive} ae — ee ee oe ww ee ee a ee ae es es ee ee ee ee oe > ee es sn na J MORGAN LVERBERG Dentints BLACKMORE BLDG. Office Hours:/ 8:30 to 6:30 Evenings and Sundays by Apointment Phone 361-5 o- -——— Fr M.D. Fy 8, Luc PI m urgcon Phone: Resid 1-Ws five, 120-50 Office, 111 Kast Second street, over White's Grocery iropractor Specialist tn Chronic Diseases Office Suite No. 210 Phone e873 DR. MERCER DICKERSON Rohrbaugh Bldg. Realdence, 265 North Pine St, acacia a epeabalty. ne —_—__—______—-9 er DR. C. W. THOMAS, Dentist. Second Floor, Wood Building Office Hours: 8:30 to 5. Evenings and Sundays by Ap- pointment. Lady Attendant Phone 333 Casper, Wyo. DR. MYERS Physician and Surgeon. Special Attention Given to Dis of Women and Children Suite 200-201, O. S. Bldg. Phone 699. J. H. JEFFREY, D.C. rie Chirer: tpi actor Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St! Phone 706. iy SS Chiropractor | B. G. Hahn “i 11-12 Townsend Bldg. —————————o STO | LAWYERS HAGENS & STANLEY * Lawyers 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. Caper - + Wyoming GEORGE W. FERGUSON ‘Attemag_at-tsw Phone 196-3 Say Wyoming | \ Casper =~. . W. H. PATTEN Lawyer Smith Bldg. Phon. NICHOLS & STIRRETT- 2 Lawyers 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg.