Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1919, Page 7

os x L TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919" FOR SALE! Building Sites Large lot suitable for garage, apart- ments, store, from postoffiee on two and one half eee Second Ave Rare bargain in lecation for room- ing house, apartment house. two blocks East of Midwest hotel, has 7-room mod- ern house rentin, will sell for $6,000, for $80 per month consider half caah. Lot 560x140 on Ash between First and Second Ave.; $6,000 Tract of ground cash for quick sale> 140x300, four blocks east of Center St., suitable for factory, apartments, planning mill; $10,500. Two double corn er lots each 60x40 on So .Wolcott, suitable for nice dwel- ling or apartment; $4,500. Two lots on corner, each 60x140, good Ash, 4-room house all good location for a: houses; $4,500. fenced on So. partment or severa. One 60x140-foot lot on No. Wolcott, close in suitable for rooming house. SEE BEN Phone 74W —_—_—_—____— SEE BEN Phone 74W MINING CODE MAY STRIKE SNAG, CLAIM There appears to be slight prospect | that the much talked of “mine code” | legislation will be presented during | the present session. It is said there} has been so much delay in preparing this measure, for the protection of| both miner and employe, that its sponsors have abandoned the idea for the present. | = | WILL GO MORE THAN HALF i WAY TO MEET LABOR CLAIM | The members of the legislature} evidenced a disposition to go further) than organized labor asked when con-! sidering the. Walls measure limiting| the work of women to eight hours. The house very magnanimously amended the bill to provide that, women should not work more than} six days in any week. Underwood of | Laramie fathered the amendment,, which was adopted unanimously. There has been little labor legisla-: tion presented, with the exception of | the bill increasing the authority of; the commissioner of labor and that! providing semi-monthly paydays.! Amendments to the workmen’s com- Pensation act are under formation, to be presented later, the chief im-| port of which will be a provision, assessing the plaintiff’s cost of at-| torney to the damages. It is ex-' pected, also, that. a bill regulating employment agencies will be brot out soon, | PRISON MATRON PROPOSED FOR COUNTIES OF 20,000 A bill soon to be introduced wil) provide that in counties with a popt. lation in excess of 20,000 a prisor matron must be employed for the] ‘o furnish all toolg, labor and machin- | care of women inmates. If enacted the law would be operative at thir time only in the counties of Sweet- water, Lincoln, Sheridan and Laramie. POLL TAX COLLECTOR TO ROUND UP DODGERS County assessors will be interested in the bill introduced by Hunter, pro- viding for the office of poll tax col- lector at $300 a year. This is the measure resulting from the recent meeting of county assessors here, at which it was decided to make an ef- fort to increase the compensation al- lowed these officials. It is designated that the poll tax job go to the as- sessor, thus giving him a salary raise of $300. WOULD INCREASE SALARIES OF J. P'S AND CONSTABLE House Bill 33 by Hunter provides additional compensation for justice of the peace and constables. In pre- cincts of more than 5,000 population it would pay $960 a year, in precincts with less than 5,000 and more than 3,000, $800 a year; less than 3,000 and more than 1,500, $600. A Sys- tem of fees is provided for constables in smaller precincts. TAX PAYMENTS TWICE A YEAR IN PROSPECT It looks as tho folks might pay their taxes twice a year hereafter, under the terms of the Ewart bill. This measure encountered some op- Position in the house, but was ably defefided by its father from Park county, who declared it “common People’s legislation,” and that oppo- sition to it had been worked up by a “few over-solicitous county treas- Urers and tax-title sharks.” Clark of Lincoln county declared it would save the people of the state $75,000 yearly, Ewart declared the present tax collection bill was an antique, EE ALP BURNED IN GAS EXPLOSION ~ | Frank Flavin, of Thermopolis, re- ceived painful injuries last week when an explosion of natural gas oc¢urred at Midwest. Mr. Flavin had gone | into one of the holes to shut off the} gas and remained away for about three-quarters of an hour to give it a chance to sift out. When he re | turned he failed to detect: any smell of gas, but there must have been a! large quantity still remaining, for up-| ‘bn striking a match the blast occurr- fed. He was badly burned about. the | face and right hand and was immedi- ately rushed to Thermopolis for treat- ment. ‘He suffered intense pain for | several days, but is resting easily| trow, ahd. id recovery is look-| cl. for. ! ob / (8), “placed on our statate books in the palmy days of Butch Cassady.” New. House Bills H. B.'61 by. Committee on Game~- For. the ‘purchase’ of: hay for game animals. H. B. 82 by ,Marsh—Subdivision of counties“ into commissioner dis- tricts. H. B..83 by'Jenkins—Fish hatch- ing sheds at or near Dubois. * Now ‘Senate: Bills 3. F, 8 by. Young—Relating to weighing of hay, coal and othér mer- chandisé. S. F.: 9- by: Riner—Relating to in- surance. . . F. 10 by Riner—Relating to jn- i erease of capital stock of insurance companies. .- 3 Passed: by the House H. B: 8—Appropritting $2;500 for fish hatching sheds in Uinta county. Ayes’ 39, noes, 5, F +H. B, 4 —+Belating, to the: issuance of: preférred’ stock’ of corporations. Ayes 45,'noes 0: ae H. J. R. t—Memoralizing the sen- ate to enact the Anthony suffrage amendment. Ayea 46, noes 0. NOTICE AND CALL. FOR BIDS! NOTICH 18 HEREBY GIVEN thai sealed bids will be received for the | pemueter: of crib protection for the east bank or tne Platte River City Pumping » Seetion: eighteen Township thirty-three (38) North, Range seventy-nine (79) West of the Sixth Principal. Meridian. } The anc ef material to be used 3 timber and stone as set out in the dlans and snectcettine of sajd work 10w on file in the City Clerk’s Office n the City of Casper; the contractor »ry for the construction of said work. All bids shall be sealed and address- 3d to and filed with the City Clerk | ani of the City of Casper at his office in said city, and will be received up until eight o’clock on the 3rd day of February, A. D. ‘1919, at which time the bids will be opened by the City Council. A certified check in the sum of two hunéred dollars ($200.00) must be filed with each bid, to be forfeited to the said City of Casper as liqui dated damages if the bidder awarded the contract and fails io enter into a contract for such im- provements within five days after his notification that he is the successful bidder. The successful bidder will be re- quired to furnish a bond to be ap- proved by the City ‘Council guaran- teeing the faithful performance of his contrast. The City Council reserves the right to reject any and afl bids. ‘JOHN F, LEEPER, - Mayor. Attest: C. M. BRYAN, City Clerk. Tan. .14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 22, 24, 28, 30, 191, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Donglas, Wyo, Tan, 6, 1919. Notice is hereby given that. Vina A. Berg (formerly Vina A. Bauer), of Casper, Wyo., who on June 14, 1915, made Homestead Entry No. 08166, for Si SE&: SEt SW Sec. 18, Wi NE?; Es NWi;.NE% SWi Sec. 19, T. 38N, R. 78 W, Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year praof, to. establish claim to the land: above desetibed, before Marion P. Wheel, U. 8. Commis. sioner, at Casper, Wyo:, on the $2th day of Feb. 1919. , Claimant names as witnesses: ‘ Walter Boyles, Barney Surris, John J. Corbett, Martina Carrot, all of Casper, Wyo. ; WADE 8. wOmeS Pub, Jan.7, 14, 21, 28; ¥eb. 4, 1910. SAVE YOUR MONEY—8: ticket at The Harvey. , NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN Having leased the pens at Bishop, Wyo., from: my father, for,.the 1919, I Wave -opested’ a’ the. Richards & iningham store usual. We solicit’ yétir business will try to please .all'as. near: as + ible. Kindly. re; ron the .dat you intend to vorder to avoid congestion. % { uy & meal r | WATCH THIS SPACE For list of aceounts that will be ad- vertised for sale to the highest cash bidder. i WYOMING CREDIT RATING EX. CHANGE, 221 Oil Exchange Bldg. FOR RENT YOU can't afford to throw away rent money when you can get a modern home like this double house of eight rooms all furnished complete for $5,200 $2,000 cash. You will have to hurry, Phone 406W. FOR RENT—One_ modern room down stairs, $10 per month; also one modern sleeping room _up- stairs cheap. 445 So. Park, phone sleeping it FOR RENT—Two-room nicely furnish- ed_house in good location, close in. 823 So. David, phone 121W. 1-28-1t FOR Pn ement 1-28-5t RENT—Five rooms and bes jone 378J. close to eesti ry 4 |, bungalow with complete bath ana the: way to Center street. close Phone 868J-or call 7171-2 Bast Fourth St. Be vacant Feb. 1. 3 furnished. 217 No. Grant, hone 757J. 1-28-tf FOR RENT—Furnished 4-room modern full basement, or for sale with or with- out furniture, lot 60x140, sidewalks all FOR RENT—Three-room cottage, un- THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE ————— TOR TO THEN —— | —— | PROPERTY OWNERS |. We have several clients at present | time looking for homes in Casper. Per- |sonal interviews or correspondence in- |vited regarding the sale, rental, or ex |change ‘of private homes, ‘estates, apartments, or investment opportuni-| |ties. If you are considering making | |a change please communicate with us. Information strictly confidential. RELIANCE LOAN & TRUST CO., Rooms 201-221 Oil Exchange Bldg. Casper, Wyo. _e_ | i —_— YANTED WANTED—Position by young mar- ried woman; three years experience in office clerical work; can use use typewriter some, Reply stating nature of work. Can furnish best} of reference. Address “Clerk,”| P. O. Box 956, Casper. 5t-dh. | ee and aed | WILL buy anything of any value pay highest cash price, Phone 1 | WANTED—Woman work. for general house 804 So. Beech, phone 8 |ning Hotel, ask for . HIGHEST cash price of furniture, how and ranges.+Phone ee eee WE can convince you by calling” us that we pay more for furniture and J.|household goods. Phone 977W. elor or widower ywest Ave WANTED—Working hou quire at Harvey WANTED—Work cooking, chamber-work dishes. 129W. urdinis or Wash Call rear 141 No. Beech, phor WANTED—To_ trade house with lot for good Buick roadster. .| Address J. EB. M., Gen. Del., | te | -'——$$ He2158t ACTICAL NURSE nursing. FOR RENT—Threo nicely furniahec peeriattenielx Sheet ous! eeping room, ath connectes GH d i i its. Ap- aghousekeeni nected [Good relinquishments. Ap: corner Grace ply ¢ | Hagen. 1-27 FOR RENT—Irrigated ranch of 1500! — acres, near Casper. Address Box 90,, WANTED—Housekeeper; middle aged; Tribune. 1-27-tf| good wages. 533 EB. Milton. 1-27-2t FOR RENT—Modern 9-room hou: | WANTED—One or more female Cz ¥. Ave. Phone 820W. 1 ties. Phone 589W. 1 | FOR RENT—6-room house on North! WANTED by dressmaker, work in fam- Wolcott street. Inquire 207 E. Third) ilies; $3 per day. Phone 2317. forenoon. 1-27-2t 1-27-3t* FOR RENT—One-room house on back f lot, furnished for light housekecn-, ing. 866--N. Jefferson, phone 683M. — AG LIBERTY BONDS WANTED | FOR RENT—Furnished front room: HIGHEST | for housekeeping. 717 So. Spruce. PRICE 1-27-2t* FOR RENT—One large 1 keeping room’ with bath Second street. FOR RENT—Three-room_house, ight house- if h. 33: Ves! ————— PaID 153 SOUTH CENTER STREET ee EN house in North | Highest price paid for second hand FOR RENT ONG jfurniture. Phone 249. 121 West R RENT—Nicely furnished heated | Fj -18- }_ Faom—262 No. Beech—Very reason- | First street: i518;260 | & 1=35=4t° | WANTED—Furniture, or anything ot {FOR RENT—Two large rooms f eer ry iste, terres eure eee raya) ar Tor tent Cy ee House, 208 N. Center. Phone soz. ine. i Bet FOR RENT—¥ive-room modern hous Cali 9903. Ds — FOR RENT—Three rooms in basement, partly furnished, two room house on So. Spruce; also one-room cabin. Wm Portner. Phone 270. 1-23-6t LOST AND FOUND OST—Ring of keys at the pos: Return to the Tribune for rev 1 { i toffice FOUND—A rion st. uto chains. Call at 2: S. N. Hedges. 1 R LOAN OFFICE @ Bonded Pawn Shop | om diamonds, jewelry, guns and clothing. | Reliable 123 5: Center FEDRCANTZATION OF THE NATIONAL GUARDS BEING PROEETED BY WEAVER Adjutant General W. K. Weaver is authority for the statement that an opportunity to revive the home guard companies in the form of a | new National Guard may be opened H. P. Scott w: in this state thru the organization of at least one battalion. Advices are not definite and in the - meantime Home Guard officers thruout Wyo- j ming are marking time. __ No legislative action is necessary for this reorganization. It is en- tirely up the new governor. Just what the federal government's pol- icy will be im relation to the main- tenance of state organizations not known. In old army circles there is much opposition to the fed- is "| eral government even permitting the i state mi organizations. that prejudice against troops pre gua’ Should finally vail, it is quite unlikely that the tds can exist, for it: had hereto- {fore been up to the fedoral govern-! ment to equip such units with arms and munitions, and even uniforms. ¥ However there is being manifested -in many states a’ strong’ favoritism for the old state mifitia:plan, and regular army influences do not seem likely, 'to overcome !that favoritism without a fight. 2 E : -———_—— We pay the high for: sécond hand furniture. Pho ; MARVIN -L. BISHOP, Jr. 1-28-B0t At s ; a 249. 121 West First vt. | 1-13-26t L. CHISHOLM Co., LE al Estate. Suite 11, Lyric er Bldx. CHATTLE D ARY LOANS... Bring your te and rental troubles to us an quick returns, FOR SALE— | Four-room house ou lot 415x140, good} location, easy terms Six-room bungalc features, full bas down, balance lik com hous easy tern Oni Lincoln; Relinquis! | stone highw | Sale if take busines: {FOR RENT— | Two-room hou L. CHISHOLM Co., Suite 11, Lyrie Theater Bldx. ‘HOME VIOLATOR IS SHOT ' BY ANGRY HUSBAND NEAR TEXAS CAMP IN MUDDY GLENROCK, | » Wyo.—Claiming that violations of his home J. W. Brantley : shot Scott thru the right arm in Brantley’s home in the Texas camp at the Big Muddy field. Both men ve e arrested, Brantley on a charge 01 Scott, upon complaint Brantley, charging him th adultery Brantley was bound over to dist court in bonds of $500 and ‘ott who was suffering from a shattered bone in his right fore arm, was sent! signed by He will be arraigned late: when he is released from the care of the physician. Brantley, when he appeared before, Justice Kimball for arraignment, showed no remorse over the deed. In | fact, he said he was disappointed in not having killed the alleged: dig- | turber of his home, saying. that’ he | fully intended to kill:him’and wished he had been able. ‘to. accomplish’ his purpose. * z | | ' | The American Fedetation of La- est market price|bor has undertaken to unionize the JNSURANCE—We will i me| telephone girls in all parts of the| — [United States.’ | i as guilty of repeated © ault with felonious intent, and + FOR SALE HARRY FREE THE LOT MAN $4500 A neat comp; bath. A Chee rful Home. 84500 t 5-room home witl. 1 from the spactous cheerful living room. sement opening be- nd dining room: ppearance of one very ne bed room with plen- ty of light a . A beautiful sun-parlor, two finished rooms In base- ment, side walks all in, located near Second street and close in. This is a comfortable and home-like home. Only $1,000 cash balance on good $1 AB in. Four-room hor 1 pla and well built, pain Nl good rooms. It only takes $500 cash balance on good Trade—A ‘oom house ot 60x140 with a Park school for a tw ve-room hou WHAT HAV Ot TO HAVE A NUMBER OF THAT WANT TO BUY Li FIVE-ROOM HOUSE ASK FORK JONES HARRY FREE THE LOT MAN Real Estate Insurances Rentals Investments 137 So. Center St. Phone 968 » top tables ly cases, Box 38 care Tribune 1-28-3t* ng hens and fresh egss. Call at 260 Marion street or phone 919W. 1-28-5t* FOR S. —1917 Ford touring ear it irst class condition; a bargain if C; Will ) ti ‘or cash only, Call 823 So. David, phone ~28-2t ‘Three lots in Block 107 9 and 10; for $700 if sold F400, Phone ire y corner lot for Twin Indian Motor Land in first ¢ et bargain LE—$480 equity in three lo} orner Linco an : . Address Box 102 ee _ FOR SALE—Two-room house and ga rage on corner lot, furnished com plete. Price right. G. B. Stebbins, & E. Corner Second and Conwell. 1-27-3t* ———$—$ $n FOR SALE-—$100 cash, balance month ly installm: 159 Soutl 1-27-6° Phone 381J, in North Caspe: ce small monthly Phene 369W. 1-27-6t | $280; $75, payments. Ren FOR SALE: ed ters Take Notice 2-roomed house elec ater in house, corner lo: 1 house and closet. Onl: and $25 per month. TI istrict. E. B. Foster. Phone 516M. 7 $75 ae in refinery a KE. Second. FOR SALI room house furniture ‘ine close-in lot; $4,000 $500 cash or smaller first payment. tc | reliable party, balance $40 monthly House rented now for $60 per month 159 So. Center, phone 381J 1-27-6 including FOR SALE—Chicken for your Sunday dinner ster Realty Co., phon: 516M. 13: Second. =25-6 FOR SAL Lots 200 Block corner Lembert John stroe take 3500 n stock $25.0: Cash “ba per month. Pat ton Re 153 So. Center. 1-25-6 TAKE NOTICE Transfer b 88 for sale doing + good busin Lusk Transportatior Co., Phone 1s, Lusk. Wyo. 1-25-3U° —— et core a LUSK PROPERTY FOR SALE If you want to know what to buy in Lusk Property Write to FAGAN & RUSSELL | | P. 0. Box 48, Lusk, Wyo. * | FOR SALE 160-Acre Relinquishment, fine locas tion Dandy house on Lce sonable. Address FOR SAL certeria -24-6t ————— A sTOP six re This is Ca. —————uwuo_.~ SALE—Overland delivery Grocerteria truck 1-24-6t ALE OR TRADE—Seven-passen- automobile. Will consider cattle, oil stock in trade. Room 11, Lrie 1 ov Theater Bidg. FOR SALE—41-room furnished house and lot; clothes closets, $1250, terms, all payment down. ‘This is a bar- E. B. Foster, Real Estate, 132 1-23-6t Seer FOR SALE OR TRADE—¥ord form ‘A’ truck. Box 688. Frank G. Pierce. iE. Second. FOR Ss Oc Two mode: rh. South 40 cash bi own home Center MISCELLANEOUS Money to loan on chattels. aly Loan Company, Suite 302 Ide. homes, six ‘oln Price » like rene $ Co Secu- 0.-S. 1-2-tf EXCHANGE—Two thorobred Rhode Island Red Roosters. Phono 784k. 1-27-3t WE WELCOME LITTLE BOYS AND Girls to the Oil Exchange Barber Shop for their hair cuts. 1-22-26¢ eyes) BUXTON'S GREENHOUSE FOR flowers and potted plants. No. Maple Be Prone We Ty eee Registered Holstein Male, “Segin" Fer limite@® service: “Lux | Maner Rangh,” cast of reservoir. For terms telephone 818 Jor address J. Mo Cromer. 1 STORACE—We store everyhting.» See » Ben. ngure you and Dr. Maria Montessori, the originat- or of the Montessori system of teach- ing, is the first woman to receive the degree of Doctor of Medicine from the University of Rome. Women now serve on, juries in Michigan. ACCOUNTANTS M. A. MESTAS Auditor and Accountant Office Efficiency Phone 186) ° | | | | | 318-319 Oil Exchange, Casper | BILLIARD PARLOR -A Co nial Place for Gentle men. ‘igars, Tobacco, Confee- tionery, and Soda Fountain. BEAUTY PARLOR VELOUR BEAUTY PARLOR Face and Scalp Specialists if l ' C. M. Smyth - 213 O-S Bldg. Phone 2593 | | | —— CHIROPRACTORS cree lohnb ninth aa J. H. JEFFREY, D.C. Ph.C. | Chiropractor MASSEUSE Lyric Theater Bidg., Center St. { OSSamay 5 —_ } | Manneune, ’ kee Phone 706. J) RSESS o CLOTHES CLEANERS od Linden and Seolarc PRUBSlOe Granite and Marble Tomnbatones and ; i get LL AEE ad | Taualienac all kinds sot Cemetery: Pe dad aera prong} Work. i ree Chee emedeling |! Cement OMBSTONE WORKS the Clty and make prompt delfverics | | Oppoaite Pontoftice, Casper, Wve. its Made Measure i Robert Simpson, Phone 6608 “ SEAVICE OUR MOTTO Al ae ———— DENTISTS OSTEOPATH > i a DR. C. A. SANFORD ] DR. WILLIAM NORWOOD 1 | Osteopathic Physician | DENTIST | | Room 4, Wood Block | | Office Hours 9 a. m to 5:30 p. m., oem oo ary menetes wmenolese |i wea: andiColo. State Licenses ail i (Over Lyric Theatre) le ra = 2 a DOCTORS DR. H. R. LATHROP DR. ies ais TER Rekrbau aitding Office Phone 84 Dr. Foster—Residence.._.. 45 Dr. Lathrop—Residence___-116 PRIVATE HOSPITAL 340 S. Durbin St. ————_— | ege@iKean PHYSICIAN and SURGEON | Wyoming Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. | Phones: i oe { Office 130 House 85 tie? * + 6'+ GEORGE B. NELSON *« ; * Real Estate Insurance = * | = Ses Townsend Building . ‘e ‘OKEY, 5 ba! i Physician ana burzors | * Casper pWe: : Phone: Residence, S01-Ws : Onna ase’ pistes esseseeses | Meet a rad nek | ROOFING a tel, —— eC (= a eel GRAVEL ROOFING | bie MESS | Penk NM DILLON | ysician and Surgeon. tical G 1 Roof. | Special Attention Given to re Phone 402-W | Diseases of Women and Children | | | __ Suite 200-201, O. S. Bldg. o— ——— | Office Ph. 699, Res. Ph. 746. | oases ze S STENOGRAPHY (ee ee I _——— °. eS wa c. r .c. | | Soe rrp MRS. S. E. PHELPS | Special attcation given to ebstec- Public Stenographer vies a diseases of women Phone 916. ané children. Blackmore Builting Phetes: Office, 80; Res. 16¢ Residence, 265 North Pine St. Amasthetics a | | DR. JOHN F. LEEPER DR. W. E. DOWNIE ysicians and Surgeons Smith Building. Phone 266 | oO F. E. McCEVENY Electrical Contractors. Wireing, Repairs and Fixtures, Office Phone 19W 141 West First. ‘ i] ! \ | A | HAT CLEANING ee fists Ponemes pote, Unt ess * ni ani Bite Hats for Ladies ‘end Gen: werk snapuneed nie tans ’ Bitate “tor ew irate, for and deliver. * | ' ours. See our rent list. See Ben, The Tribune want ad wil! sell it. ni Ge ed. | ™ ibid. Fhone-o0-We” O-™ 4 ———_—_——-.—____——————0 | DR. MERCER DICKERSON Rohrbaugh Bldg. ity. Specialty. 1 Mail, Express, Freight and q Phone 803 i Pansenxsern | i CASPER 'TO SALT CREEK ¥ oe ———______6 O—_——_—__————————-4 || ortice, tinerty Garage, Casper, | LAWYERS — eeseeeeeesneeese . Ps i: E. RICHARD SHIPP : \s Lawyer . {* Room 21, Townsend Building * . Phones—139 and 385 a . ee eee ere esse see —9 | a | S. E. PHELPS | LAWYER | Rooms 19-20 Townsend Bldg. | Casper, Wyo. -Phone 916 ! Casper | GEORGE W. FERGUSON ? NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers | 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg. PLUMBING AND HEATING |. J.DONOHUE — | | Plumbing, Steam and Hot-W | Heating « Specialty. | | Jobbing of all kinds promptly i attended. H | Phone 107W. REAL ESTATE 645 South Wolcett. H ? MARION P. WHEELER i Real Estate and Insurance { | 306 Eat S 19 Townsend Bidg. STAGE LINES eS FJ. HYE ae, » Wyo. | Telephone $83 or 977 W oT STORAGE AND TRA ——— MIDWES1 E TRANSFER i | Uffice—Midwest Hotel | Phone 45 | Residence Phone 351J SEARLES TRANSFER 4 STORAGE Otftee—Tait’s Billierd Hall Fhone—Homse, 657.Wi Office, 104 MOVING A SPECIALT¢C Miss M n Lloyd George, daugh| ter of the British premier, is the sun| beam at 10 Downing ‘street, aj ‘was Dorothy Wrew during the pr |miership of her grandfather, the lat {William E. Gladstone. -