Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1919, Page 5

(3 FAVORED BY ROAD BOOSTERS Measure to Be Introduced in Next Congress to Receive Support of Many National Organi zations, Claim. WASHINGTON, D. C., April 12.— Many national organizations imteres- td in one way or another in high- ways improvement will support in the next congress what is new known as the Townsend bill. This is evident from the numerous inquiries received by the American Automobile associa- tion from all parts of the country. Directo of Roads J. £, Penny- backer, who recently resigned as chief of management of the U. S. Bureau of Public Roads to devote his energies to A. A. A. highways work, thus outlines the support that system of interstate highways “While it is to be expected that the six million motor car owners in an organized form should contend most vigorously for a system for a maximum Federal concern in roads progress, there are other National as- sociations the members of which ‘have an equally great interest in highways improvement. “With the road user, the road builder, the food producer, and big business coming together in the in- terest of a soupd National policy toward highways, it cannot be doubt- ed that tangible results clearly in the interest of the public welfare would result. “There has recently bgen a get- together “movement of the Nationa] bodies identified with memorial and interstate highways resulting in the formation of the Associated High- ways of America. These co-ordinat- ing agencies will undobutedly sit in when the National bodies seek to smooth out their differences at a common table, so to speak, to end that congress may know just where the thoughtful men of Amer- ica stand on this fundamental ques- tion of highway improvement. “It is not propaganda, primarily, but counsel which is, needed at this stage. It is the time for get@ing down to brass tacks, with each organi- zation speaking as a whole for all the interests of all its constituents and in a spirit of co-ordinating thei interests with those of the other bodies invilved.” TWO BILLION Ss OVIET NOTE. HELSINGFORS.—The production of Soviet banknotes exceeded $2,- 500,000,000 worth monthly, Lenine told the All Russia Trade Union Congress. = FIGHT IN LONDON (By United Press.) LONDON, April 10.—Tommy No- ble, English bantam c! Seaman Walter Ross, Scotland, in a twenty round contest at the National Sporting club here on the 14th. ‘No- ble was recently defeated by Joe Lynch, of New York. ——————————————EE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION® State of Wyoming County of Natrona In the District Court, Sixth Judicial District. Francis McCoy Plaintiff vs. Bernard McCoy, Defendant TO BERNARD McCOY: the above named defendant, whose last known place of residence was Denver, Col- orado, YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NO- TICE: that Francis McCoy, plaintiff, has filed a PETITION against you in the above named Court, the ob- ject of the prayer of which is for an absolute Divorce upon the grounds that for a period of more than one year preceding the filing of said PETITION, you have neglected to provide the common necessities of life to plaintiff, and that said neglect was not the result of poverty which you could not have avoided by ordinary industry. You are further notified that you are required to answer said PETI- TION of plaintiff on or before the “4th day of May A. D, 1919, or the allegations therein contained shall be taken as true and judgment render- ed accordingly. WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court this 22nd day of March, A. D, 1919. HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of the District Court By E. M. OGBURN, Deputy. Alex B, King, Attorney for Plaintiff. (SEAL) é Pub. Mar, 22, 29, Apr. 5, 12, 19, 26, May 3, 1919. pp OTICE FOR PUBLICATION he State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss, IN "HE DISTRICT COURT, SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. j | 4 will undoubtedly accumulate behind’ the bill which will call for a ederal/ WOMAN THE HOWE HARRY FREE THE LOT MAN | Here Is Your Chance to Buy on Payment Down Save Paying that High Ren | @Qwn Your Home and Save Paying Weni | A beautifully arranged modern six- | roam home located in the choice rem- | dential district of Casper, three finis!.- ed rooms in ement with bath, «a- tage «attached to the house, csment | driveway. The very best of furnitare, | \all goes for ,$8,500. 3 In the south part of city we nave six-room modern home, sunparlor, w jarranged kitchen with breakfast nook. Tire place, large roomS. Price $8,100. | Terms. | A beautiful furnished modern home ,of six rooms with all kinds of buia-in | features, ideal sun parlor. The devora- tions of this home are very artistic and harmonize with the furnishings. Price $7,800. A well arranged six-room modern home located very close in. Three large bed roqys, lawn, sidewalks, ga- rage. You should see it. Price only | $5,250. Will consider terms. Gy! ideally located five-room home on €orner tot, close in, lawn, trees. {full size cormer lot. Price $5,000, and jit Is a bargain at that price.’ It’ only ‘takes $1,500 cash to swing the deal. Plenty of room for another ‘house. #ive-room house, all modern, hot weter heat. lawn, trees, aok floors. Price 35,800. Well arranged east part of city, $ ash down house, chicken hau 5-room modern home, 500, $1,500 cash buy a five-room one room house, garage, dandy garden, $2,500, balance 340 a month. 0 down will buy a four-room house and garage, good eust front lot. Price $2,100. | $200 down will buy a two-reom house en Cedar St. Price $1,500. *Good lot on Lincoln street, $850. Cor- ner lot on Elm street, $1.100. Lot on Oak street, $868. Corner lot on Dover Street, $650. | 4 CERTAINLY WASTED JHE AFTERNOON SITTIN’ THROUGH THAT SHow- OF ALL THE OLD JUNK- FATHER WELL-1 WENT TO SSE THAT SHOW AN' OF ALL — FOR SALE THAT SHE CAN SAFELY ANSWER ANY WANT AD ON THIS PAGE 1 HAVE A SURPRISE FOR: NOU - THIS. 15 MR. U.R STAKE! CASPER REALTY COMPANY Beautiful home, well located | and glassed-in sun porch, breakfas full basement with two finished roo with an eye to o on a payment suit you. If you are looking for a h faction to you for many years, let u right. Hight class building site on Par priced right at $1,659. This will n locations left on the pavement. onvenience, and w of a thousand dollar A corner, 60x140, south of the S: terms. This is cheap, as inside lo $850. - NORTH CE In North Burlington a Be street one block north of Lambert a store, we offer this corner at $55 figure. y A lot on CY in good location, © It is 60 feet front facing CY, ft and 163 feet on west line. The lot t building sites, and is a bareain n new South Side district, room t foom, hot water heat, mg and toilet. This home ill appeal to you. s down, or less, and the balance; ome that will be a source of 8 show you this one. The pr ve It can be handled to k avenue among the best of homes, ot last long, as there are only a few tandaré refinery for $600. Your own ts in same block are being held at REET CORNER LOTS corner 50 by 140 feet on Center venue, across the alley from good Tt is worth far more than this GAIN ffered at price worth considering. eet on ast line, 84 feet on Cary, hus faces on two streets, making two. AT $1,000 CALL FOR MR. BAKER CASPER: REALTY COMPANY HO’ HENNING, GROUND FLOOR. SSL AND O89. FOR SALE A _splend!a new modern home, o ur blocks from heart of town,’ ‘This uuse has 8 rooms viz: 6 on first floor, 2 in basement. Hot air furnace, bath, ment sidewalks front and rear of house, trees planted, garage etc. All this for $6000. terms. A sagrifice fo 1 FOR J | f£ 6 lots in the Burling- \ ASK FOR JONES, \ton addition, munt’be sold today. Call HARRY FREE nd see us about this bargain. It will you. = ny 0-room house on S. Lincoln for TRE * Wan 00 with te 4 = wo-room ho jar street tor steal Retgte smwnrames = Memtale | 5150) with ter 187 So. Center St. SUSIE L. McCARDLE, Piaintiff. vs LEON H. McCARDLE, Defendant. TO LEON H. McCARDLE: the above- named defendant, whose tast known place of residence was Mil- ton, Oregon: You will please take notice, that Susie L. McCardle, Plaintiff, has filed a petition against you in the ‘prayer of which are for an absolut: «livorce upon the ground that for a pe. |ziod of more than one year precedinz the filing of said pe ition, you have neglected to provide the common ne- cossities of life to plaintiff, and tha’. taid neglect wes not the result of! poverty which you could not nava avoided by ordinary imdustry. And you are further notified thar you are required to answer said pé- tition of plaintiff on or before th. 17th day of May, A. DP. 1919, or the allegations therein contained shall pe taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly. Witness my hand and seal of saix) Court this 8th day of March, A . vD. 1919. HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of the District Court. (Seal.) : ALEX B. KING, Atty. for Plaintiff. Pub. Mar. 8, 15, 22, 29, Apr. 5, 1 19, 1919. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION. 2 In the District Court, Sixth Judicial trict, State of Wyoming, County. of Na- trona, ss. MASON C. e | GRAY, Plaintiff. | { vs ‘LILLIAN GRAY, Defendant. TO LILLIAN GRAY, above named defendant, whose last known place of residence was 13 Elm street, | Glens Falls, New York and Albany, | ‘New York: | You will take notice that Mason C. Gray, plaintiff has filed a petition |against you in the ahove named court, | the object and prayer ef which is for} ‘divorce on the grounds that you wil- \fully and without cause deserted the plaintiff on or about the 9th day of December, A. D. 1913, and ever since have and still continue to so wilfully jand without cause desert and aban- |don plaintiff and to live separate and apart from him without cause or rea- son. And you are further notified that you are required to answer said pe-| tition on or before the 10th day of May, A. D. 1919, or the allegation herein contained will be taken as true, ampion, meets ghove-named Court, the object and| | |rate of interest, not to exceed five jurer of the State of W. ;March, A. D. 1919. | (Seal) | | Pub. Mar. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, April 5, jand judgment rendered accordingly. i use in Psrlingzon a: tion for $1200 with $200 down. Three-room house in Burlington ion for $1000 with $100 down, STER — ai a iF { | tt 0. & WILLIAMS REALTY CO. E. Second. Phone 516M. POSTER . FAIR CONTRACTORS. The following is a lst of General Contractors fair to Carpenters’ Local 1564, and employing none but union carpenters - Larsen & Jorgensen Vm. Harris. Colby & Raugstead da J, L. Cunningham. G Grover C. Gorsuch. Polling Bros. Lloyd Building Co. ome Builders Co., Inc. The above lst will be revised and published as occasion requires. If here are any omissions or corrections the list please address the under- Davis. . Whitcomb. Bay. Casper signed, CHAS. THAYER. Pren. P. 0. Box 50, Phone 409W $$$ —______ PROCLAMATION FOR SPECIAL ELECTION Notice is hereby given by virtue of a proclamation issued by Robert D. Carey, Governor of*the State of Wyoming, and under Sec- tions 2099 and 2100 of the Wyoming), Compiled Statutes, 1910, that there will be held in the various voting precincts of Natrona County, State of Wyoming, on the 22nd Day of April, A. D. 1919 ja special election on the following question: “Shall the State of Wyoming is-| sue its coupon interest bearing bond jin the sum of Two Million Eight Hun- | dred Thousand Dollars to be designat- ed as Highway Bonds in denomina- tions of five hundred, one thousand, five thousand and ten thousand dol-} lars, redeemable at the option of the/ State of Wyoming ten years afier date thereof and payable in twenty| years after date thereof; bearing such; i ei centum per annum from date til paid, and to be issued in such amounts as the Governor and Treas-| yoming shall | @etermine.” Dated at Casper, this 27th day of BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Natrona County, Wyoming. By ROBERT J. VEITCH, Attest: Chairman. E. M. OGBURN, County Clerk. Pub, 4-4-20t. ~ Witnees my hand and seal of said Court this 1st day of March, A. D. 1919. HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk 6f. the District Court. ALEX B, KING, | Attorney of Plaintiff. | | - 12, 1919. (ABK) OWN) — MONTGOMERY REALTY & INVEST- | MENT CO. Suite 5, Mokler Bldg. Phone 467-M The safest, biggest and best invest- ment any couple can make is a nom. And the reward cannot be measured ‘merely in dollars. Home interprets Heaven. We have homes to suit ail and terms which makes it possible (o eleminate rent and moving. For Sale on 8, David, modern 5-room bungalow; lurge lot. lawn, garage and east front. Price $6,800; terms $3,000, balance easy. Apartment House—Most beautiful | building of the kind in Casper; income Hover $500 per month; $5,000 will handle his. % Corner lot on S. Wolcott. attractive terms. ‘ew three story building on Center street. The terms and price on this | will attract anyone looking for a busi- ness location. | Leases on vacant business lots can be had on good terms. | $568 is the place and pow 1% tne time to list your property for a quick Price sale. We sine thnve the Agency for Predential feserance. 4-10-2t* —_ BULLDERS ATTENTION Bargains in Bufiding Material | NOT ONLY T- BOT FOR SALE THE MARKET PLACE “SEE BEN “A Lock Means 2 Lot.” BUY Now Many, many are taking we now have on lots, home miscel la 8-room house, nice lot, rd down, balance on menthly payments, only 5-room modern new bungalow on CY . Just 2 home for the most tasty home lovers, oak floors, fire place, full basement, walks, curbs, sewer, water, close to school. Will be on pavement. 6-room house, 75-ft lot, garden, trees, fenced, and out buildings; terms at $2,750. « LOT OF FERING Lots in the fast building addition of nwood. All lots level, on city water, electric lights, telephone; $75 to $400; terms. Lots on South Lincoln, Ash, Wolcoit, Elm, Oak, CY, Cedar, But- jer addition Burlington. SKE BEN REALTY COMPANY, Phones 7 4W and S10J. SEE BEN Watch thin space daily. SEE BEN FOR RENT FOR SALE TRADE—Four-horse : FOR SALE OR PUNTENN sY & CRIL outfit complete. Terms given, Call | Se eetite | Karl_H. Adams, phone 65. 4-10-3t? | 807 ©. 8. Bid. Phone ST9W room {-4 Listing With Us Means 2 Sale for You IR RENT—Large furnished y | Fe ee one patloadaN ore semenslontext: 2x6,| "vith outside entrance. 326 °8. Maple. exert ee y | 4-12-2t % —— White lead, 16% cents per pound. | 00 A corner lot on South Ash $1100, lot LIDERTY BONDS WANTED One special lot mortice locks, $10.50)s:9R RENT—2-room furnished apart- | 60x140. HIGHEST per. dozen. ‘s | ment, water and light, refinery dis- PRICE Bence | posts, 83.9.0) wad trict; couple only, $22 So. Chestnut. | 4 2-room hous South Ash, lot PAID j-wdebtwent stocks of in town. | A-12-1t | Goxi40, Price $1,650. | (18% SOUTH OENTHR STREET , if you intend “to Tet us show ibsgete ae z danas | oer a mabe y | proom with bath. Close in. 237 south | price $1,600, $500 cash, b: ce in pay- : NATRONA LUMBER COMPANY. 2/D& ments. <n e 5 Phene 528, 853 No. Beech 8t. | OR RENT—A 2-room furnished house “ iw sD—Position driving touring |S ctssDRS Conwell: 4-12 pm house on MeKin- car or truck. Box 70, care Tribune. | » $800, $400 cash, 4-10-30 —— |FOR RENT—8-room furnished anart- _ } ment. 830 Bucknum. 4-12-3t* —— WANTED--Employment by experienc- | ls pe de 3 ed xcountant and, auditor. | Phone a FOR RENT—Basement sleeping room, v6R. 4-12-1t* ——— $3 per week. 312 W. Park, 4-12-1t* ——— — i WANTED—Strong young man not =. | POR RENT—4-room modern basement | rAthavGinonlilG id of work as helper in Botthns a withafulllaisadtrwingow ss a 'S0, | 1 We,huve sood | Apply 128 W ond, 4-11-2t | Beech. i 60. yom ae ——— —— | gh Grade Sal —experienced —— | FOR RENT—One furnished room and! 'Three-room house on Box Elder s nohiiine the anies board trade, Wa thar- | three partly furnished rooms for close to refinery. Price $1,800 with ket the snappiest line in the country, ; housekeeping to couple only. 908 S, | terms. Commission $5 to $10 per ord Will take a good light car as first | Walnut. aclzeate ee ate field Mfg. Co., 4001 Broadway yment on new three-room bungalow, Two-room new house on Box Elder, cago, I 4 s for per month, P. O. Box | FOR RENT—Five-room house modern | $1,500, $200 cash, balance like rent . 5 4-10-6t except heat. Furnished except beds Ai Atari ; eat TANTE > 9 y —————E nll d dish Close _in 31L yest Also vacan ots in wes part o Sheep. Am 38, 15 years experience; DROP! DRIP! DROP into. the 4-12-2t®/in and tell me what you want. We ywantnaomerhinennenmay ants (hat Will am Badintor Co. 116 8. Da mK wil buita it tor you and give you cass © something better than as + wit leaky radiator anc Se a time payments. (aecording to my merits: reference repaired and promote the life o FOR RENT—Sleeping room. Phone : ee Must have good range. ON § oto! \ 1 lot on CY Ave rice $1,000, jland, Wyo. Pi ee eee eee | mc mead lotion Crave’ Erica, $1 = Sara Sa mr of FOR SALE—One portable bake oven, | PLASTER! AND MOSAIC LE -- | POSITION WANTED— As manager of "“fire-clay bottom, fully equipped; 60- ; FLOORS 4 | A splendid modern house close it LON A OEY ee ere crert loaves capacity; four vitrolite top ta-| Plain and ornamental plastering. Mo- | his 7 rooms blocks SM TEIIOEe general Oe aharén to | bles, alxe ft.’ by 4 ft. sultable for saic tile floors, base and wall tiling. | district Will ac- is 4 vo The rrib. ige cream parlor or restaurant; one|J. A. Hanson. ‘Phane, office 20. Resi- cept Liberty bonds in payment mn PETES ES lke te display . 2ft 9-in. by 28ft. Sft.| dence, 981M. 22-26¢ | WANTED—Two colored boys as _mes- sengers. Can earn $5 per day. Apply lanager Western Union. 4-12 -3t NTED—Three hours work by good cook. Box 2, Tribune. 4-11-2t' investment in mercan- Will co} ile, meck siti Box 1, care Tribune, 4-11-7t* | WANTED Large flat-top office desk; must be od repair. Phone i oT Highest market price paid for sec )d hand furniture. Phone 249. .121 ', First street. 4-1-u1 VANTED—Experienced cook wants in oil camp. Box a cane -7-6t* | W vs, 6 Homestead relinauishments ch is for sale list it with e eastern buyers. Suite de. 4-7-6t . We hav Mokler Bl We vay the highest market price fo1 ‘ond hand furniture. Phone 249. 121 First street. 4-1-tf WANTED—Furniture, or anything of value, for gash. Casper Auction House 208 N. Center. Phone 602W. 4-1-1 HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR LIBERTY BONDS CASPER LOAN OFFICE Licensed and Bonded Crokers It 8, Center, Phone 8043 Mnit Orders Attended to Same Dny. We will buy your second hand furnt- ture amd pay highest prices. Phone 249. 121 W. First street. 4-1-tf Second hand furniture wanted, est prices paid. Phone 249. 121 W. street. WANTED We pay highest cash prices for anything in the way of Furniture or Household Goods. In fact, we Il buy anything you have for sale of any value. 4-5-10t* PHONE 1086 high- irst 4-1-tr Save your moftey—ent at the vey. other good propo- | far-| has three compartments, one for ic suitable for market or restau dress Box 1000, care Tribune. “BABY CHICKS! BABY CHICKS! We can supply you with Jar mall quantities. We have 13 varie- nt. Al 4-10-6t ties and guarantee live delivery. Write for prices. Columbia Hatchery, P. 0.| | Box 1102, Denver, Colo. 1 FOR SALE OR TRADE—13 ford bulls, about 115 native: tered Hereford yearlings. Abov jean be seen at Waltman about April 10th to 1sth. R. D, Campbell. 4-8-6t FOR ‘oom =hous: partly furnished, has concrete. basement, lot 40x160," located 336 N. Jefferson. Shap tf taken at once. Phone 544J. | 4-8-tt | {POR SALE—Alfalfa seed, 20c per | pound, re-cleaned, 525. W. Second. | 4-10-6t* \Scro perce ee Sane eee | FOR SALES Buff Orpington chickens; | also some rabbits. Maple. -11-2t | FOR SALE Almost new three and quarter wagon | With sand bed, good shape, chains and boomers. ‘Team 4-year-old unbroke | colts, one team horses, 5-passenger | Hupmobile, good repair, Ford Sedan, tot restaurant fumniture, kindling wood, imported stallion ° Percheron | 4-10-3t | (Shire Belgium. Phone 74W -—Kingston carburetor for SAL Ford, in good condition; creap. See Ad Man at Tribune. 4-10-tf-dh | FOR SALE—Tepee at 523 W. Second. | S 4-11-3t* | FOR SALE—1917 Ford with panel | livery body Al shape, Have ‘several | Call Gehrke. Phone 9. | ‘other used cars. | 4-11-4t | { |FOR SALE CHEAP—One mere 1100) pounds, 1; two geldings 1100 | ny ‘place. Sunday Call and at 148 } 4-12-10 pounds, wor them harnessed, | Jefferson, ! e | | PIGEON SLAYER IS EXECUTED) | _CARDIFF—Said to have been the | | destroyer of over 1,000 carrier pig- eons, a peregrine fdJcon which has} | been nesting in the City Hall clock} tower, has been shot by an indignant’ pigeon fancier. if FOR RENT—Furnished rooms and! board, reasonable. Rear 142 S. Oak. 4-11-2t* nd What shave you to rent We have a few places left t need mo he World Messenger Phone 4-11-1t* | Have your Auditing, Accounting Ste- "OR RENT—Furnished room in mod- 7 = PENT PEP ped room in mod. |nographic and Multizraph work, and 4-11-2t | your Fire Insurance taken care of by FOR TRADE—Piano in good condition experts. for a Ford touring padster, 1917 or 1918 model. Inauire third cor- RELIA RUST CO. tage from Midwest refinery. 4-11-2t Phone 65 change Bids. FOR RE Two or three good keeping rooms, furnished, at 603 Dover. FOR RENT—One furnished room close in 230 EH. Delaware avenue. 4-11-2t iv w time, 3] FOR SALE truck, run less money a Manuel I FOR SALE—Ford ton put the ol than 800 miles. Call Gehrke. Phone | one in shape now. David. 9 4-11-3t 1-10-6t FOR SALE OR TRADE—One Dodge FOR SALE—A Diamond Truck it touring car, good condition. 327 good condition. T will sell this truc’ Second st. 4-11-2t° ata very low price, would take a Ferd in as part payment. Call Room FOR SALE—One round tent 12 feet in Henning hotel. 4-10 diameter, 230 E. Delaware. 4-11-2t FOR SALE—Unredeemed overcoats at Loan Office, 1 LOST AND Fut suits and ce. —— FOR SALE—On easy terms or cash— 1 two-ton White truck. 389 horse & Duplex 3%-ton trucks; one Wheeler & Cochran generator, 36 amp.. 125 volts with switch board, wire, lights and engine. Phone 467W. Werner Trans- potation Co, Suite 6, Mokler Bldg. | 4-9-6 4-1-tf CASPER LOAN FOR | SALE—Three-room _ bungalow. OFFICE built-in features, $800, $400 an, pa, wlance terms. Owner leaving town Licrencd and Bonded Pawn Shop Marion. 4-12-1t* mney to lonn on dinmond@s, jewelry, FOR SALE—One 14-H. P. Waterloo ref E) COO) CUA TD pr gasoline engine. Complete. Has never heen used. Write or wire Farmers* Union Co-operative Association, Lodge- pole, Neb. 4-11-1 a anGara BICYCL 1 P and re- THE MAN WHO BUYS CHEAP ceive reward. 4-11-3t GOODS TO SAVE MONEY IS) LIKE THE MAN WHO STOPS THE LA 3 PM AN EROS OnE MISCELLANEGUS When you purchase an Iver Johnson you are getting full value for your mone) Several models on the floor. Cail and see them. Easy navments if de- F. A, CHISHOLM, 406 N. Durbin St 4-7-6t" sired. z —— Eugenie, ex-Empress of the French will enter upon her 94th year next month. A Want Ad will seli it. ’