Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1919, Page 6

will be advanced by it.” Span your auto Peppa ar from Whit, ‘BE OPENED LAST sNATEN Tis sieotaet E. ‘ce, the southern generat] Miss Stella a said: “People have got to work. “It is|pos/.ion ey the i creditable for them to do so; their we bodies and thelr minds are benefited| Kerosene is the 6 ees: fuel untveranly by it, and those who can and will werk | delivered to the the consum- pia any quanti desired. Pisiee ay embancetiee 6 of Oxo. Ee appliances, 159 South Center Kelly Kid,” ON Clty Auto 17-19, ane it is ae Bhai weather and _ ae May Lattin of Glenrock spent i w 14 Whit handles them. 11st} att ib) Piece cays ; ks on a buying trip. I. H. Mae Donald of Omerhr spent e P aad oe | sarurdny une Sunday in the city en bet bedi std vm et in tatlor- business ane v'siting fuent made-clothes. te ichilleman, at Change of Venue to et Saaes Court ' Archambault Manufacturing, Com-|)"rne"tasper ‘pporting Goede soe. ta|the-Meuning ‘Telloe enep Would Mean Earlier Hearing, jinstalling new shelving for holida: jstock which is arriving daily. However, in Case of Moore, of Products in Former Armstrong and Martin Bastile The Natrona Lumber company will 3 {save you money on stoves and ranges. Armstrong, Charles Moore and|_ The Archambault Chemical Manu-| "re Stock just received. aie Martin, all charged with being | facturing company, one of the growing» The weather never does suit every- neipats in the murder of Tor Majors, | CoMmercial concerns of Casper, is MOV-|pody; in the summer it 1s too hot. in fram its plant on Railroad and Dur- the winter it is too cold; in the fall it trict court, probably wit; Din streets, which it has outgrown in jis too windy and changeable and In T until after Thanks: th past two nfonths,.to the old city |the spring it is too wet and damp. ‘This was the opinion brot |i! on David street. Permission to use! M. Purcell, one attorney |the Jail building for factory purposes | | pany to Turn Out Big Variety | 1 deputy sheriff, November 2, and bound j !n& over to the a Wwe Keep your clothes,in shape by having for the prosecution. j Was asked by H. N. Archambault at the Henning Tailor Shop clean and! judge Ralph Kimball had hoped to!the last meeting of the city council press them for you. Phone 1084. secure a judge to {ill his place here In! @nd was granted by Mayor Lesper he 10-33-tf farts mares ).tri While hie Swan pent (0 0ce SUIS Ee eRun ys G. L. Nilton of Gratton, Pa., arrived ployed with the regular court sessions} The company _ spec! MOSANEBAL | hg feta aa buedAy to Mnole or his at Lander. But he has been unable to “Ups, cedar floor dressing, sweeping |!" ead 7 ibe cot gas rs Wnd,any Judge and the work at Lander! Compounas, soups nnd disinfectants. |!07@ holdings here. will require his time until just before || Frank Archambauit, a brother of H.| fusical toys just received at the Novembe |X. Archambault, arrived: here this wee! Richter Music Co. Player pianos at It is possible that, a change of venue {from Montreal, and will be associated | exceptionally low prices and terms to| for all three men by the |in the locat enterprise, having been so | orton, 11-13-6t nse. 1 that case the men might! impressed with the future of the bust- ; ome up for trinl at Lander and muci | 28s here that he has sold. the Arch-, The Gunnison News Depot has re- sooner thin if they were tried in court |@™bault plant which ,the brothers 'painted its store front a dark orange neve. owned jointly in the Canadian city, jwhich makes a big attraction on South Certain minor pleas must be acted) +S & side line, the compan: will | Center street. upon by the court before the main plea |'A4nufacture perfumes and toilet ac preliminary to actual trial is made, ac- | C¢ssories which were the main product| Be proud of, instead of provoked with cording to Attorney Purcell. FolNow-|0f the Montreal plant. your complexion. A complete line of the main piea, the time for trial} eneral offices for the company are|Marinello preparations and hair goods. wilt, be |maintained at room Smith bufiding. |The Marinello Shop, 248 East Second | >~— street. Phone 803. 11-15-5t Harry Bliss returned from a three |day trip in Denver and Cheyenne Sat- urday and left for Salt Creek today, Weed chains, Weed chains, get them now and protect yourself from acci- dent. Casper Sporting Goods company, 119 W. Second St. 11-12-4t GRID AESULTS LAaT yd Tw Wyoming Smothered by Creigh-' ton; Princeton Beats Yale There are about two feathers now- Yellow Cab company, Phone 61. 11-8-tf a-days in the modern feather bed. L. B. FOR SALE—A standard drilling ri¢ . Stanley of Riverton, spent Sun-} day in the city enroute to Denver ‘with a complete line of tools. Apply in Great Game jto Calyin H. Cass, Henning hoel. See T. J. t for fine wateh ro- 11-18-5t Colorado college 38, Denver universt- pairing. 124 West Second. 11-15- ert ty 0. Yost of “the concern for the great Utah Aggtea 19, Colorado untveraity | CA. Martin abent' isintay in Doug-} |magses is just before an election. ° Jas on a ort bus: 5 Herat Sai eo if eae | If you are looking for steady work * ays ey oe OF tay a 9. ae K. G. Bjonrnstad of Sterling, Colo,,' for the winter, and you are a godd, ee, St Loule—Missours %, Washing sho wis a hunifeas visitor in the eity|Steady man, rend the Casper Supply Saturday left today for 1L-15-2t Poodie! ‘The Oxo-Heating Appliance Co., has 1144-4t Tecelved a large shipment of furnace land range burners which will Woot auto robes from $10 up, at East /stalled during the coming week. ide Garage. Phone 795. 11-14- At Detroit—University Dakota Aggies 0. Ames, Iowa-—TIowa State 46, ad on 4. of Detroit 48, ja Rai by e money |Dog Cafe, z eating at the Kan- Navy 121, Colby 0. At Charlottesville, Va.—Vanderbilt 10, | be in-) Miss Eva, Mills of Bates Creek went to Denver Saturday to spend the week- end. Martin Railroad Labot Agency. Mar- tin employes all kind of tielb. 123 West Second street. All jobs guaranteed. 11-14-tf Herman Warren, foreman of a large sheep concern in Ross, Wyo.. is here on business for a few days. Why worry about con! and wood, juse Oxo Gas. On display at 159 South | Center street. 117.12 A. J. Campion is here from Denver spending several days on business. He | has interests in the Henning hotel here and is a frequent visitor. Wanted to buy a good second hand Ford; price must be right. Apply at Center Street Filling Station. 11-14-31 | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Washburn, who have been visiting a short time here jwith W. J. Linsey, have returned to their home in Grand Pass, Oregon. Insure yourself and your income. Phone 1184. Ask for Geo. Swarts. the winter, ter home, They will live in their win- 543 South Beech street. Chewing tobacco costs about five cents per one expectoration these days. Best pies and fancy steaks at Rudy’s Cafe. *Chicken dinner every Sunday. 10-4-tf Auto accessories, toys, bicycles, paints. Anything in the sporting goods line at the Casper Sporting Goods Co., 149 W. Second street. Phone 214. Auto radiator service. We repair and rebuild any make of radiator. Acety- lene welding shop in connection. High- ;way “Garage. Phone 1178. 11-8-tf Help the Red Cross, they help some- one every day and imay save your life fochudare! \| Yxpert work done in hair dying. A complete line of Marinello preparations and hair goods. The Marinello Shop, 248 East Second street. Phone 803. 11-15-5t Ray Caldwell of Hastings, Nebr., ar. | | Vniversity of Virginia 6. i | WANTED—Two good men for pick|yived in the elty this mornihg and will At Milwaukee—Marquette §, North | Mrs. Tt. G. Henderson has- gone! to|and shovel work. Wages $5.00 per day spend a few days here visiting with Dakota 0 maha Yor an extended visit and may and board. Bring your blankets. Apply! rionds, At West Point—Army 62, Villa Nova |/ocate there. to Calvin H. Cass, Henning hotel 9. Ne °, hy ‘ 11-1%5t} Oxo Gas the only burner indorse) Re tractus: pe cen Nature's Rival ‘Brassieres. Mart by ‘the ‘government, of, display. at) 16% eabure t0 1147-21} ‘The snow is all melting away but! south Center street. i742 Tat Urbenk, Tl—tiacis 3 don’t squawk too soon, you had better, oa i dead c. Se ‘alates was eae to ik sis-!tap on wood or it will snow again. |. Alex Antonan of Chicago tried to stem ; ee rs bedside in Scots Bluits, Nebr the 11, C. L. by selling shoes at $1.00 ae tblea w. Y.—Pennsyivania State | vanteaea, Have you, seen the Burlington adai| ner pair. ‘The police stapbed the public beg . 8? TS are on sale at eas, . ~ At New’ Brunswick=+-West | Virginia | Martin’s—-Railroad --Labor~. Agency. {o> 1% ssid Wjhenefactor, He stole 306 pairs, he con: { terms. See Harry Free, the Lot Man. | fessed. 20, Rutgers 7. | Martin employes all kinds of help. 123) 9.29-t8 | ; At Madison—-Ohio State 2, Wisconsin | West Second Phone 1178. 11-17-tf; Dien Hae wea in the |,_Meal and Tunehes, eontinuous serv: . i | p | Sam Berger of Gillette arrived in the |ice from 6 a. m. to & p. m. eteria At, Evanston—Northwestern 3, Indi.) 1f You must fight, jump a bis man,!city this morning overland and reports| style, at the Harvey. 10-23:-tf ana 2. (for it isn’t as much of a disgrace to be that the roads in some places are al- At Chicago--Chicago 9, wa 6 ‘whipped by a big man as a little man. |most impassable. Two little hoys of Casper are still in At Boston—Brown 7, De mouth 6. ~ - | favor of the great sport of snow-balling At Cambridge—Harvard 28, ‘Tufts 0.| oc sting ae ae eeaee and Trans:| Disink it over, then bring your house} put the snow is all gone so they use At New Haven—Princeton 13, Yale Sane : ists > W. Cor. Center and. See-| wiring problems to us, and we wil con*| sticky mud instead. 6. {Onds stroete:. 11-17-tf| vince you that we will do it right. We a At Phitadelphia—Pittsburg 3, Penn-} . Es HEY", handle electrical fixtures of all) kinds-| For acreage in proven fields, phone SARA 2 7 gli be a Penn-| Altho they are no longer using shells | y1-y5 y Hlectrical Co., 141 West First| Wm. Bunday at the Henning 1 oF f acosayeatie e over in Europe, the price of eggs does | street. 1118 |write him at 705 Bucknum street, Cas. At Syracuse—Syracuse 13, Colgate %.| not decline. Wy. 10-6-tt Bt Aventac Georgia ‘Teoh 275i Gepe ge: ; “| ‘Phomas G. Allen teft Saturday for|? Y¥ | eae aa pens ‘ Meet me at the spare moment elub|ouston, ‘Texas on an extended busi-| ‘The Chinook winds have melted and Cor ell Freshmen 19, Penn State|at ‘the Union Pool Hall. Soft drinks, !nese trip. He\expécts'to return some-| dried up all the: snow: the past. three yes amen . ee Ee sat candy and cigars. 11-1Af lime in February. \days and the local truck: drivers ees ‘3 7 are alii x oe tO + ; 2 5 that the roads are very much improv Sanford Freshmen 0. Wm. Stocky of Wibaux, ‘Montana, is/ : aregt me at Carnes’ Brokerage and yo an % he oh different routes leading in and out og ffs Angeles—Southern California )in the city and will loeate here th) puptie Exchange at 8 o'clock tonight, jor Gasper, 28, University of Utah 7 : above the Iris theater. 9-25-tf ayes At Pallmam—Unive of Washing . rane a rare How's your sole? Try. a pair of our ton 13, Washington te College 7. ae mane : pH iee eee: Cages nny Some men think that if they pay thelr) orry Krome or green leather soles. At Reno—University of Nevada 0, St. * ae ‘debts they have fulfilled all obligations! Natrona Shoe Shop. 10-29.tf Mary'sicollexe 0 You listen more and tale teas. That|t® humanity. ‘That's pretty slim_ poli- At Eugene, Ore—University of Ore-!is why you have two ears and only one|°Y: 1f there isn't any God, then there is gon 9, Oregon A os 0 gab piece = | no explanation for anything. Sclence At New York—-Wesleyan 27. Colum.) | See me for your automobile painting. |can't answer any questions. Science bia Use your best judgment when you|James Murphy. Phone 278. 9-29-4f) doesn’t know what is going to happen D. C.—Catholic unl |need any wiring done and call the Mc State 13 |Eveny Electrical Co. 141 West First Del.—-Delaware 0, Swarth-| street. » 11as4t At Washington, versity 0, Maryland At Newark, more 17, William Stannard returned Saturday from a three day business trip to Chey- enne and Douglas, He left for Lusk RR i ccucat opkins 30, H- Ks Long has returned from Den-|and*Manville today in the interest of ear Hopking | -30,|_ or where he hae heen for the-enn (the Mutunl Health” & Benefit. Insure At Williamst Mass.—-Wiltams 30,|™onth on business, jancg company: Amherst 0 i ii nd repairin Paint, Paint, automobile pairtt. Guar constructing and repairing, > ind, Ohto.-—Oberlin » ° 3 Sonn tr beet S ind, Ohio.-Oberlin 67, Care, jantees not to leave-a brush mark. Cas. | Fleet Ege and RR pa 7. ‘4 sast First street. Phone 483- ; ‘per Sporting Goods Co., 149 West Sec-] 109 East First str apolis: sh 38, F c 13 St, Mnsiananolle—Wahash 138, Brant cravptreet. Plone at4, i1lB-6t | 11-13-12, At South Bend—-Notre Dame 1%, Meh, LG. OF ry arrived in the city} Califor ad nothing on Wy igan Aggies 0, yesterday after spending few werks | Weather and Sunday At Lafayette—Pu 24, Depauw 0.!with his brother on his h. only difference was that we had snow At Springfield, Mo—Drury 14, st on the ground and in Califo Louis 0. B. T. Schafer of Spokane, Washing-|Pave to £0 up in the mountains to + At Payetteyille, Ark.—Arkansas. 7, |ton, was in the city Saturday accompa-|suow. . Oklahoma 6 jnied by his mother who is enroute to| oy: At Danville, Ky.—Center college 56,|St. Louis to spend the winter months Buy your windshields and glass of Kentucky 0. the Natrona Lumber company. 11-10-8t et Toulsvile, Ky—Camp Taylor 2,1) O82 foes ascaU ney pppliances e8vel 4! Golden) Rule,siore haa ;recel uae Camp Sherman 0 ime spa and monéy. Come in and lace nh t f toys for holiday’ eee eres {see demonstration at 159 South Cen.|° large shipment of toys for . ter street 11-17-6t| trade. eae George B. Nelson for real estate and| When you think of buying a house | CALENDAR OF SPORTS Indurafice. Townsend building, Casper,| °F lot think of Johh M. England com, 0|Wyo. Phone 950. 9-29.1¢|Pany. Phone 1129. S-20tE | 4 ~ si 5 AUTOMOBI Opening of the au-; ft is stated that there are more, Yellow Cab company. Phone Bisa at New York jhouses being built now than there 11Sut ATHLETICS: Annual convention of were two years ago. Will Casper grow”) Last year at this time several thou the National A. A. U. at Boston. jThere's nothing to stop it. |sand A, 12. I". soldiers were feeding the BASEBAL : Annual meeting of the! navehnie seas é “tr gia For sale, a five passenger Reval {fish on their way home from Francé on este x Shicago. AU-' + g ot Bee iten scone Sartley |tomobile. 30 horse power Red Seaj| ‘Ne 800d ship Finland. “Madden, six rounds at Philadelphia, Continental motor, in first class shay FOR SALE—At a bargain, a standard Bill Brennan vs. Andy Schmader, six| Write $10 Box Elder street, or Phone! drilling rig. Phone 717 or apply at 705 at Philadelphia. 57. 1117-2 | Bucknim street. Willlam Bunday. Coogan vs. Jimmy Murphy, six at Philadelphia. Loughlin vs Young Jack six rounds at Philadelphia. Washington, 1. 21-18-5t foge for having a jevery country ‘tn the city. CG. was noted a year representative fr: in che world as Even 2 lu or B. jc. N. Hutchinson of Vancouver, 8. is in the city visiting friends and O'Brien, * 7 s Pr ie WH i 's' relatives and expects to locate here abs, KS Stieda tat: errentan: ESOS, Che Riese reerHiNe 8 \this winter Johnny Murray vs. Hughes Hutehin:) yfolgveny for,house wiring, Me Eveny! gee Murray or phone 10473 at the son. eight rounds at Trenton. for electrical ‘fixtures, McEveny for |Jones und Hayden Co. 204 0. 8. build, Silent) Martin vs, Morrix Tasco, (ten anything’ in the @lactricil “line. \'Me-ling, for bargains inelote and ‘housed. rounds at Troy, “4 'eveny Electrical Co.. 141 West First; 11-5-tf Barney Adair v nkie Mitchell, ten |stréet, 11-17-31] founds at Racine, Wis. } | Oliver Johnson returned Saturday Al Roberts vs. Jack London, eight) J. J. Martinson of Sparta Wis. 14! trom Glendo where he skipped his sheep rounds, at Elizabeth, N. J jin the city for « few days on busiaess |for the lwihiter: vs. Blockie Richards, 12}He will leave for Chadron, Neb-. to ‘on, O. jmorrow and visit a few weeks with} Labor Contracts Wanted—Will ac- To {his brother, jcept contracts on assessment work, v: Mrs. Ben EHallard, bookkeeper of Cas- Idating and drilling. Reference fur- per Dairy company, has left for Tex- Bring your bettery ‘and starting] pisned. Call Calvin H. Cass, Henning tomorrow. Radiator covers, weed chains and auto accessories, high and low test gas. Cen- ter Street Filling Station. 11-12-4t Henry Stockwell, fortnerly of Grand Island, Nebr., arrived in the city this morning and will locate here this win- ter, Mr. Stockwell expects to accept a position at the Midwest fefinery. Eat the best meal in town for 50c at the Army and Navy club. 10-13-tf Footballs and basketballs just arrived, Drop in and look over our Spaulding sporting goods line. Casper Sporting Goods Co., 149 West Second street. Phone 214. Follow the crowd to the Smoke House billiard parlor, a very congenial place for a pastime game ot pocket billiards. mht. « iisttt Mrs. Frank Woolworth, widow of the late head of the chain of five and ten-cent stores, will receive an income of $443.000 a year from her husband's estate, Buy your bread whefe bread is best, at the Wigwam. 10-7-tf, The most repulsive min is an igno- rant man who is very much Of a smart- alec, Every true woman is piest when she knows she ts looking ber best. The Marnello Shop. Phone 808, 248 Bast Second street. 10-14-tf You will never,go wrong by donat- ing to the Red Cross. It may be an investment to you. The Red Cross saves thousands of lives every day and may have a chance to rendér you the same service. Richter Music Company has added a Ine of musical.toys to its complete | ; line of musical merchangise. The com- pany has also a tew player pianos at exceptionally low prices and on terms to offer, What we can't understand i how the BGolsheviki, half-starved, naked un- warmed and weakened by disease, can rally and lick the tar gut of an over- fis to spend the holidays with Mr. Bal-|trouble to the Willard Service Station! note), 9-30-tf Infa who is interested there. jeoe have it adjusted, 10-15 -tf ‘Wwhelming number of the opposition. Mr. and Mra. Jim Shepperson have] poi: today come into the city from Bucknum for} ine weet, ing ie Ernest. Larson in saath (fer his home fn Omaha this afterhoon to viete| with his folie.» Sporting. Goods * Co, re- shipment of foot-balis and last: week which ate now ana screba; ‘The ceived a basket-halls Iast 10-28-tf/0n display. If you insist on the best, call the Bmoke House Taxi, Phone 83. service. E. B. Eéwards har gone on a two-day business trip in Shoshont and Thermop- olis. Just received a new line of Bryssieres. Martz Hat Shop. 11-17-2t Fifty years ago today ‘the Suez ca- nal was formally opened with impos- ing ceremonies. See Murray or phone 10473 for har- gains in real estate, houses and lots. Jones & Hayden Co., 204 0. S. Build: Ing. f 1M5-tf Today is the 125th anniversary of the birth of John B, Montgomery, the Amer- ican commander who permanently es- tablished the flag of the U. S. in Cal- fornia. A full charged battery does not freeze. Drive into the Auto Electrical Co., at 111 East First street, and have your battery looked over. 11-4-tf A celebration in honor of the centen- $-24-tf/nial anniversary of the formation of Arkansas territory is to begin at Little and will continue: through For bargains in real estate see I’. Branch Realty Co. Above Iris theater. Phone 332W. 10-22-tf Tull, representing the Hib- bard Spencer Bartlett & Co., hardware dealers of Chicago, is in the city cali- ing on the local trade, What promises to be the most bril- liant season of grand opera New York has had in several years will be ushered in at the Metropolican opera house to- night with a performance of ‘‘Tosea.” Keep posted on good things to eat—|! always at the Wyatt Cafeteria. 10-204f The sixteenth annual Pacific Interna- tional Live Stock Exposition, the larg- est of the annual shows of its kind in the northwest. will open at Portiand, Oregon, today for a week's engage- ment. 3 For fresh eggs, South Side Grocery. quality groceries. Phone 1111, 10-7-tt Mrs. C. M. Henderson’ and daughier of Miles City, Montana, are in the + for a few days visiting with friend: Electrical fixtures and wiring. Mc- yveny Electrical Co,, 141 West First. Plans for active participation in the next political campaign are to be) dis- cussé] at the first annual meeting of the Texas Republican council, which has been calle] to assemble today at Dallos. Turkish baths and massaging at the 0. 8. Turkish Baths, 10-16-tf The twenty-second annual ‘meeting of the American Mining congress, which is to begin its sessions in St. Louis today, will be dedicated largely to a dis- cussion of prosent day industrial prob- lems. For reliable wiring at honest prices see the American Electric Co., 112 Bast Third street. Phone 1080. 10-1-tf Phone 968-J.| 0-8-tf | Lieutenant Maynard ‘drew... recor’ congregation his first sermon arte: the flight across the continent. ‘They “jeame to see a hero. Almost ary preach ev. who sticks.to his job at his present salary. a hero. J. Ganst's “Auction Sale attracts Im- mensé crowds.. Diamonds, watches, Jewelry and stiverware are being sold at any price they may bring. . Every: thing strictly guaranteed. J. Gans}, 2617 Montana avenue, Billings, Mont. Largest Dikmond Merchant in Mon- tana. 11-7-10t* An unusual exhibition of the photo- graphic art is on display in the windows of the Carpenter studio. A set of six pictures taken of the little four-year-old Miss Silvia Wagner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wagner; is displayed. The poses of the little girl show different moods in an unusually real and plc- turesque way, and the lighting effect? of the photogarpher are most artistic. Kerosene, the twentieth century fuel, a by-product of gasoline two and one half gallons to every gallon of gasoline Produced. Billions of barrels. in stor. age. Come in and see Oxo Gas demon- strated at 159 South Senter street. 11-7-121 Mr, and; Mrs, Herbert Johnson of Washington, D. C., arrivéd in the city last week and will locate here. Mr Johnson is resident engineer for the State Highway department and say that to rent an apartment or a house in Casper is a thing of the past. If you have assessment work to be fone before January 1, 1920. phone 1184 for estimate. I am equipped to do the work and can furnish the best of ref- jerences. Write Geo. C. Strawn, 405 | Oil Exchange building, Casper, Wyo-' | ming. i1- Many hats and caps were caught Sat- urday afternoon when the wind began to blow. <A Stranger arrived in the city Just inf time to, get full benefit of it.! When he stepped off the train an started up town from the Nort hyestern | depot a gust of wind took his hat off} his head and carried it up Center stréet.| While he was chasing it, an automo-! bile ran over it.' It wes so wet when he picked it up that it hung like a! rag. Altho very angry he stepped into one af the local stores and pure’ hased | f& new hat and said; “I needed a new hat anyhow, I am glad it all happened! as it did.” on ‘Taxes lic. | rae GUARANTEE, necIsitAY | | Rooms 208-211 Oll Exehange Bids. | | Phone 660, Drive Bil ee AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY, Phone 0068-3 \ } 301 E. Fiest St. weyers. 204-207 Oil Exel Bldg. be 2 een | ‘Casper, Wyoming | ARCHITECTS hea ! N | DUBOIS & GOODRICH | veay dangers ETE | | Rooms 24-25 ‘Townsend Block my 2 ON Exekaage Buss. | Casper, Wye. ———————- =% GRORGE Ww, FERGUSON GARMUTT & WEIDNER || Rooms 22" a es Bldg. 415 Ol1 Exchange Bldg. Casper, - 8 wreming I | AUTO REPAIR | WARBER & SPENCER 0 Lawyers A FULL CHARGED D BATTERY 308-310 0. S. Bidg. Phone 680 DOES NOT ——————l'" PLUMBING AND HEATING FU SSR ee G, & BAWDEN, Noh. | qiiaetics ibnited to diseas: Urinary ‘Tract and Diseases | i Rok cnet eens a ack 47M. Hours: 10 a. rf be m4 to é m. Tp m to — M SHALL & KEITH, _ n, ysiclan and Sa Special: s attention given to. bstet diseases” chitaren, of women Tilackmore * nuilding Phonens Office, 30; Healdence 144 SSeS eee The oA aT RIVATE ike ITAL, Dw Hhones 272 ana ha H. R. LATHROP, "pire angie erie tis ortice Phone 54; Res. Phane 116 | DENTISTS DR, 4. C, BInns Den: Rok: rhangh | ina, a | Cover Ganper P Pharmacy. pee | peels DR. J. J. DONOVAN Dentine it Smith- tanta Bide., Opposite, Library” ELECTRICIANS AMERICAN 112 EY Taira eet Heparin ne. Arm: vina- the, ‘Wlectrical praarvent Wirin | re, ale iring and Con: os -. HAT CLEANING —————— NEW YORK WAT CLIANI We cle: a rerio! ia, an and re-block all KI lt Hats, Panamas, Soft, Felt, ana stirs | Hats for ladies and. gentieme | New trimmings; all worl teed. Also take orders Hats. “We call for and Shoe shining parior incon ladies and renth kinds of shoes dyed." inv Be fa | 008. Tina oats o— —o by Smet heal co, it. Phone 1080 o | deliver, nection All | este. | HOAGLAND AND RUTHERFON | We sell The Wyoming's Own | | [Uife, Keep Your Money at Home, | | Office 247 N. Center Phone Sx9W | pie are ete ee JEWELRY = Tr. Varn Por fine CAS R t Tele MetReMgiring. | pa) LAWYERS a o | Canper, Wyomi Suites 14-15-16, Townend Block | ———— HE. Richard Shipp Room 21, »,cromusena i ms Building HAGENS, STANLEY & MURA NE ./ DONORUE Plumbing rt heating, hot water —tr --| "BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER ® |! heating a specialty. ‘Jobbing of Highly trained artists—true artists——/° "BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER 18 Kinds promptly attended to have been drawn into the advertising —_—________———o | | Shop—826 8. Spruce. Phone 290W field, men as# skilled in the handling Re aR eNree SieTORsGR | =% a pt form and color as those in oben Phone: Res, Ww Mace 108 1 , PALME position of the text. Advertising to- Moving n Specintty. | Plumbings wai ra RERETOE erator. day is not only interesting and attrac-) g———— j nee, a elie pipeless hot alr fur- 0) 3 tive, but it is truly salesmanship on NOLTEN’S ‘TRANSFER CO. 1| iy saitended yt all kinds prompt- | pense: ‘ 29 We FF Phone 772W. Phone 103. cateciure ‘ade Bring your crippled motor or gener-| | Country ‘Trips Solicited a4 ator to the Casper Armature Works and| | “Qalek Service” RESTAURANTS it repaired. 10-17-4f Fe. ~~ ae ae BROKERS - (su MORGAN'S Care r] a or 1 PEAS OFS ES PTS Ty ah ue The people who complained against!) CARNES BROKERAGE & PUBLIC | | | Um jer New ns ere) the “New time’? are now complainin EXCHANGE. |>_Good, clean, «wholesome fonds at about the other things. People can al- EE. Dare 4 & Bl Lesperante, | Popular pst en all night. ways find things about which 19 m: Open-air reyes feta. dally at 8 MORGAN, Prop. plain. p.m. List f your Oil Stocks with us; | | = % we can fill your orders on a re- | | | POODLE DOG CAFE markably low margin. | Open Day ana Night. Meals and Save time and money by using Gates| | e 1147. Office over Iris Theater | | | Y eh gals .anc Halt Sole Tires. Cost half as mucn.|@————— eo Lunches at/All Hours | Guaranteed 3,500 miles. 9-23-t¢ CHIROPRACTORS 1| In i Poodle Dog ¥ * OTT IML Tite See ae ard Parlor. . 3 DR. J. H. JEFFREY Harry Brown, E. V. Larson and DR. ANNA G! = o -—o rank Wilson returned from the Big Ne Laphereeetr hae REAL ESTATE : Horn mountains in the Hole-In-The- Lyric Theater Milde. Center St. ! MAR’ Wall country Saturday from a two]! _Ytfice Phone 706.” Res. 93. 1 feat eh one weeks’ hunting trip. Mr. Larson says|8=—> S$ | | Casper, Wyoming that the snow was four feet deep DR. B. G. HAHN & on the level and it took them five PR, RDNA HAHN ROOMING HOUSES days to go seven miles, Mr Larson Suite 2, Townsend Bidg. 1 Homie HOTEL ‘had both of his feet frozen. ftice 423 Phones Res. iors West Second Si Goran —3 | Seretty Mode id Tabane by Des, You will always enjoy yourself and | Reasonable, be pleased when you eat at the Ameri- eOhieaaioe 1 oa NeLute P. DALTON, Prop. i Cafe. 10-22-tf 266 North fan | ne ie Py { ps STAGE LINES “ The shimmie, the angleworm twist, : J ! ‘the caveman squeeze and similar prac- CONTRACTORS Mall, Bx ress, ‘rele he and Pas- tices of the public danee floor | aro pute er to reel barred in Pittsburg, Kans., by order} | . BOL Pa tt 8 Te1ephone Deh or ir. ngoree?- bf the welfare board. The board has Rig g Bulldine: Contractor o further ruled that parents who attend ee SHOE REPAIRING public dances must check children un. dj 9 der 16 in the ante room. | ccc) NATRONA, SHOR eram shor . r ,; alf-Soled and Rubber Heels It is getting colder and’ the Casper | YOUN HON On BOSINWES BLOCK Dut on in twenty minutes | Loan Office will save you money on ETER CLAUSEN 107 Kast First Street. | overcoat and mackinaw. 10-16-tf Generat Contractor o ea be eee ee SPORTING GOODS The person who wants to effect recon- P. 0. Gor 1145 ciliation between himself and some g i iui tena other person probably will find a way. Lae oe BUILDS HOMES ! CASPER SPORTING GOODS Co. rived in the city last week to spend a figure with you or your Any nes in the sportin. rived in the city yesterday to spend a few days visiting with friends’ and rela- tives, Let us refer you to the Oxo-Gas users in the city at 159 South Cen- ter street. 11-7-12t Miss Edith Welch, who has recently bought the Henning public stenograph- er’s desk, will open an employment bu- reau {n connection with her work there. Miss Welch has done the work before in Omaha and was most successful. Even while hete she has been able to fill from five to ten positions a week. M ALL METAL’ WEATHERSRIP Sylvester F. Pelton, general contrac- puflaine pine. E. J. HOLMES 830 1. Bucknum, Phone 11715 CLOTHES CLEANERS THE Cay enn Horsch | I Cleaning, verona , jodeling | | | 1} aggnter,. Linden and Rallroad Sts, Our Motto. | Phone 66 | | KEEP YOUR CLOTHES IN SHAPE i tor. 616 8. Lincoln. Phone 9283. 10-27-8300" | | 149 West Second. | Seieitbes oi oti dS ERIS a | g00ds line | Auto Accessories Phone 214. | ¢ TAXI Prop. VETERINARY SURGEON By Fart them cleaned and press- | | Tr ea at the Henning ‘Pallor Shop. | | Vatetne teres. Phone 1084, | At Casper Puatnact Phone 180. | — 2 DOCTORS 1 WELDING ! DR J. & RAM | | | OX¥-ACETYLENE WELDING sHOY ’ | Physi cian nnd Surgeon | Woleott and Linden, across frow | Office: ee x “smite Bldg. | Bn © Est Beer work cs bag ae ones— ; > Office 180° -:1- House 35 Yeune i | o— o