Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1919, Page 10

PAGE TEN spams DAILY TRIBUNE JEAVIGECOLUMN) FOR WAR VETS} Every retyrned soldier or forelgn service nome sort. These printed subject to the editor’n npprov- Stories of the service, army navy noten, material of to the service be accepted ani nubject to the interext bi well-deserved mention the day. All material should be addressed to the Tribune Service Editor be in the hands of the week by Friday night. 1, Before going to war car to Mr. me a balance of $425,00 which sum is jong since overdue. On my return I found that he has sold the car and left town, and I do not know where to lo- cate him. Please give information as to whom I should write for assistance in collecting the money due me. I sold my . he agreeing to pay TELS MOST BL SAY DELEBITES 10 MEETING 000 Delegates to Na- tional Convention DETROIT, Nov. 19.—{United Press.)— Bolshevism must go.” This was the decision here today 0° 5.000 delegates attending the opening session, fortieth triennial convention, Young Men's Christian Association of North America. Delegates were hers from the United, States, insular posses- sions and Canada. No joint meeting of the Canadian and Ame n Y. M. C. A. officials had been held s! hee the United States entered the world War. The last international con vention was in Cleveland, in 1916. Important subjects to be studied dur- ing the sessioin, which lasts until Fri- P day, as outlined by officials, follow: Cooperation of the Y, : : ; M. C. A. in as- Newcastle, Wyo. : i Sc ye:) similating back into American and Ca Re tell ‘)nadian life the 4,800,000 men who at und f s we the army and navy : not give information as to wh eee mele rect) should write to locate the pu r, as you give no clue his whereabouts. Suggest that you con-| sult tiiyone that may have known him and try to find out some clue as to where he probably went after leav ing your town. After getting a clue, | go to Mrs. W. H. Coles, home sery secretary of the Red Cross and ask her to assist you in following up the cluc of his whereabouts. Could you please tell me whether | ll passed congress returning com- s, sail- nes who served ove pple Creek.) 0 such bill has as yet been The whole ques- xt y for soldiers in addi- tion to the $60.00 bonus alr granted is still unsettled. nnot state at this time just what le ly pass for the benefit of soldiers 3%. Would like to know thru column whether the state of Tex paying a bonus of any kind to honor- ably discharged soldiers who enlisted from that s M. F. (Denver.) Answer.—Up to date, Texas is not paying a bonus to her Idiers. It would be well for you to make further inquiry in a few months as quite a few states are contemplating special leg- islation to b fit soldier 4. TI read in the papers some months ago that a bill is before congress to increase total disability cases from $30 to $80 per month. Has this law passed congress yet? B. R. J. (Denyer.) Answer,—Total disability payments have not as yet been increased by act of cong Howeve at present a bill is pending in congress, which if passed will make considerable inerease | , rtain classes of disability. Just what the final proviaians will be and whether it will be p: rtain, Should this bill pass, will be given to. the fact. listed in the navy December mile trayel y to that place, altho T had been work- in Denver for two years up to the time of my enlistment and my job was held for me until T got back. It cost me $15.00 to go fr Palmer to Den- Can T apply for the five: Collins, { see old building, and! furnished a blank on which ffidavit of the f on a} r government form, as you are to full travel pay to point of | Mistment. ‘ 6. Have 1 lost you will} to my citiz pi te ent” ie ene | CLOSING IS NOT lon will 1 have to live in) Denver be fore being allowed to vote? Returned Attended Moin Miineis for two rs befor ering the army and res —_— seth rea Sotmanine unl state? G. W.! report of the street and alley (bayer) ‘ ittee was approved by the city : NGS For the purpose of voting, #euncil in its bimonthly session. “The }¢atry handekerchicts absence in fore, if you Colorado be now. registered | n of Ther his residence by © the military s i had been eligible to vote in enlisting you would , you are a voter and citizen in Mlinois. you ,must reside in Colorado one you, will be ullowed to vote being allowed to vote in you must hay in county 90 days, in t r town 3 und in the ward or precinct ten 7. Ifa man gets 25 percent disability ; the hospital an shim 55 per cent, how much com wation will he words, r cent ut by whon of disability A.C, N. (Den ver) Answer-—The final determination of the per cent of disability is made by risk insurance bureau in Wash- showing of medical examina: | examinations wre ordered from | to time to determine the present] The probabilities | since there! the war time condition of a man. aré that in the above case is a conflict of medical orts that} the bureau would order amind tion by the United + > health serviee as its repr and| would then determine his per cent of; disubility on the final reports received. | MISTAKEN FOR DEER AND. SHOT, EX-SOLOIER DIES |) Bytler Corporation jon lots 9 and 10, block Olds, Lansing, nd the 500,000 men who constituted the Canadian for Stabilization of the many millions of men in industry. How to stamp out Bolshvism. Practicability of building the army “amp type of hut in rural communities, for peace-time association service. World-wide expansion of the Ameri- can Y¥. M. C. A. considering many re- |quests from many countries, including | France, Italy, Siberia, Greece, Poland. | Czecho-Slovakia. Armenia and Palestin for its continuance among civilians, forces. Possible use in peace time of women Y. M. C. A, secretaries, 2,700 of whom were used during the war. Re-studying of cooperation between | the Protestant churches, the old and new religion and welfare organizations -jand the Y. M. C. A. Three special commissions were ap. pointed to study and survey the prob: loms, as follows: a Occupation of the world-wide field: L. A. Cressett, Boston, chairman; Cyrus Hl. McCormick, Chicago, vice chairman; A. C. Bedford and George W. Perkins, New York City; John C. Eagan, Atlanta; jovernor Carl E. Milliken, Maine; R. E Mich.; E. Rogers Kemp, A. Coulter, Dallas; L. Bridgeport, Conn.; D. H. ulsa, Okla; Warner, McAlpine, Morristown, N. J. | Conservation of values of Y. vr work: M. C. Joseph T. Alling, chair- F. . Ramsey, Cleveland, vice n; Lieut. Colonel Gerald W. Montreal; President J. Ross Stev- Princeton university; President Cc. King, Oberlin university; ent Guy Potter Benton, Univer- Vermont; Professor Henry B. Murray, Dr. and William k Ci Both f the Y. President .W. . C. A. to the Douglas. M pastor | esbyterian church, New York ; Bishop Coadjutor Frank Du Mou Lane, Ann Harbor, Mich.; A. Henry. Cleveland; J. T. Dr. George C. Pid Robert b. 5) M. Stites, New York City. mmission met in Chicago. LINDEN STREET d to have lost; committee went over the ground on|We were kids. Linden street as requested by the school board but found that the request to close the street would be a mistake. The committee recommended that the street where it passes the schoolhouse be narrowed to such an extent that the eut shajl have a slope of 3 to 1. This the committee believed would obviate any danger to children from falling down the bank. _ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Robert Crane to M. H, Curtain on lot 5, block 93, Casper; Con. $1. W. L. Peters et ux to T. L. on part of lot 10, block 9, Con, 1. Harrison Hovey et Nabi on lot 219, Con. $300. W. W. Cashel et ux to A. M. Zuill et ux on lot 7, block 3, Butler's ad dition; Con. $1. 8. E. Gallinger et ux to Frank Doyle on lot 11 and part oflot 10, block 3, Mills addition; Con. $650. Harry N. Free et ux to R. G. Lewis on lot 7, block 98, lot G, block 106, and lot 3, block 109, Butler's addition; Con. u. Cook ux to Kenwood uddition J. .N. Carey & Brother to J. E. Pris- by on lot 2, block 186, Casper; Con. suo. ‘Tom Burke et ux to Harry H. Mil Jer on lot 15, block 112, Casper; Con. $1 J.C. Snook et ux to George Chant on lots 42 and 43, block 10, Byrlington addition; Con. $1 etc. Touis Jumes to R. A. Engberg part of lots 9 and 10, block 11, Burlington addition; Con. $450. to Louis 11, on N Jumes | | well as with their military and naval} | N. Burling | Geen eee — Se > ‘ py Se eet orn a ene poet aati reo tee cere ere onm j a Yellow Cab company, Phone 61; 11-8-t¢ The merchant who doesn’t advertis: probably believes that you can't read. See T. J. Wyatt for fine watch re- pairing. 124 West Second. 11-15-tf Time flies and so do gasoline engines in these days. Save money by cating at the Poodle Dog Caf 11-14-4t fe. Carl Lukken has gone to the Dubois country on an extended business trip. Martin's Railroad Labor Agency. Martin employes all kinds of help. 123 West Second . Phone 1178. 11-17-tf H. R. Stather of Pucblo, Colo., was in the cjty yesterday on business. Keep posted on good things to eat— always at the Wyatt Cafeteria. 10-20-tf Harold Patton has taken a position with the American Expfess company. Eat the best meal in town for 50c at the Army and ‘Navy club. 10-13-tf All horses are born equal. But some jhorses can pull more than others. C. O. Rainwater Baggage and Trans- fer Stand N. W. Cor. Center "and Sec- ‘ond streets. 1L-17-+tf The talk about the high-cost of living. is every bit as tiresome as the thing itself. Meet me at the spare moment club at the Union Pool Hall. Soft drinks, eandy and cigars. Vi-15-F Membership in the American Legion jis increasing every day. Paint, Paint, automobile paint. Guar antees not to leave a brush mark. Cas per Sporting Goods Co., 149 West Sec- ond street. Phone 214. 11-15-5t The Martin Railroad Labor Agency has installed a new display sign in the front of its place of business. Mother's good pastry and coffee and “everything” is found at the Wyatt Cafeteria all the time. 11-18-6t H. L. Fryer and daughter Helen of Willjston, N. D., were in the city yesterday for a few hours enroute to ‘Riverton. Grow with us and start a savings ac count at the Citizens State Bank. 11-19-t! Drop into the Citizens State Bank and get a savings bank to put your extra nickels and dimes in. You may meed them for a rainy day. Oxo Gas Heating appliances save time spacg and money. Come in anc see demonstration at 159 South Cen ter street, 11-17-6t L. C. Mac Intyer of Laramie arrived in the city last night and will spend a few days here on business. ~ Where is he? What did he dd? How did he get away? and all such line of committees met in New York hin can be heard in nearly any town in Wyoming. Why! Carlisle is out again and robbed another limited trai: on the Union Pacific railroad. The opportunity has presented itselt. Now is your chance, to tuke advantage of it. Start a savings account at thc Citizens State Bank and be prepare for a rainy day. 11-19-tf It begins to look to us as though an American Bolshevik is a man who wants uw 20 per cent increase in salary to meet the 80 per cent increase in the cost of living.—The Tribunbooze (New York.) George B. Nelson for real estate and insurance. ‘Townsend building, Casper, Wyo. Phone 960. Ay 9-29-tf High-heeled shoes were first worn by men. “swells” In the wore heels 18th century, real six inches high. For sale, a five passenger Tegal au tomobile. 30 horse power Red Sea Continental motor, in first class shape Write 810 Box Hlder street, or Phon« 57. 11-17-3 Small boys have improved. More boys now than when McEyeny for house wiring, Me Inv for electrical fixtures, Mc) anything in the electrical lin Me Eveny Electrical Co., 141 West First treet. 11-17-3t Soldiers in Gerlin fired into a mob of 15,000 rioters and killed one. iw we don’t need Ludendorff's explanation of why Germany lost the war.—ll Paso ‘Times. Meet me at Carnes’ Brokerage and Public xchange at 8 o'clock tonight, above the Iris theater, 9-26-tf “Jewels are pouri into United lates markets,” say vadline. With Si clothing costing what it does persons in moderate circumstances hitve to wear yomething~-New York Eyening Sun, See mo for your automobile painting. James Murphy. Phone 278, 9-20-tf Gompers asserts that the steel strike is not yet lost, Perhaps not, but it is more or Tess astruy.—New York Mora- ing Telegraph. When you think of buying a house or lot think of John M, England com pany. Phone 1129, 9-24-tf) We must ultimately have a govern- ment in this country that no man or ss will dare hand an ultimatum to at through the ballot box.—Vinton Bugle. | See Murray or phone 10473 at the |Jones wud Hayden Co., 204 O. S. build: jing, for Varguins in lots and houses, igtt Cardinal Mercier's famous encyclical James MeWhethy, her of Can-|ton addition; Con. $460. viier managed to Ket out of Belgium by yon 1c, discharge Sago after), Mary B. Holliday et vir to He D. Par-loing ow around # cheese. Tt two yeurs overseas, was fatally shot!sons on let 2, block 75, Cusper; Con.| nude, ax one remembers, 4 tremendous ARE a SE ey Eby | $000. ly strong) appenl—Columbia (8. C.) Jom Best, a» companion cy tttest: | Giese ing occurred in Powell, two miles from) A Va » paper.announces that all} the county line, and the hunting party | subse rs will be allowed to purchase! yabor Contracts Warted—WIl ae immediately started for Heler Jont., te pounds of sugur at cost pri and} aid. MeWhorter diced 8 of blood. to secure medics ou the way from } crepes Read he Tribune Waut Ads is one of the scarcest com Paris at since su | inedities ts Hikely in the present time, ‘ er in for a cons. is erable boom that the cireylation of the! yotut, cept contracts on assessment work, val- iduting and drilling. ished, Reference fur: Call Calvin H. Cass, Henning BULL The Little Brick, 135 S. Centor, just Let's hope Jt don't mow for a. tong d-a-new shipment of the latest time because people become 50 Resks. 4418-2 /,otea and groutehy, It's one chancé.you have had in a ’ is : A ee he Citizen Bank now. 11-39-5t F ba Petar 1 ware with opandhag te friends. » iver; and when it starts it starts with a ir. ; ‘Kerosene is tho only fuel unfversally| If you insist on the best, call the delivered to the door of the consum-|Smoke House Taxi. Phone 83. Reliable <a any quantity geohre: Come in{Service. ‘ 10-23-tf and see tration Oxo Gas , Heating appliances, 189 South Center] oitnes whege te Wine deen he ee 41-712! who will gecompany. him to Detroit, Certain elements in Berlin think the] Mich. kaiser should be re-geated. We're not! gee Murray or phone 1047 for bar- 80 sure of that, but would opine that in real estate, houses and lots. when the allies get through with him ron Haya é a s. at least part of the clothing will have ing. - ji erieoihats My ates to be.—Manila Bulletin, . w. of Thermopolis is y in the city visiting The American Shoe Repair company If you are repiag: the best in tailor-| has redecorated the interior of its place Ree s thes. Seo E. A. Schilleman, at|of business. . 10-23- ~ Seng Pathe ERP Sf) A tun charged battery does not Mrs. R. J. Swiggim of Wichita Falls,|freeze. Drive into the Auto Electrical Texas is in the city to join her husband.|Co., at 111 Hast First street, and have Mr. and Mrs. Swiggim will leave for|/your battery looked over. Phone 968-J. Gillette tomorrow. 11-4-tf Man Is conceited. Secretly he thinks 123 West|/@ man is superior to woman. That's All jobs guaranteed. why a man is particularly pleased when 11-14-tf/ the “new baby” in his home is a boy. Lewis Johnson is taking an extended|_ For bargains in real estate seo F. trip in the east where he will visit with, Branch Realty Co. Above Iris. theater. relatives and friends. ; Phone 332W. 10-22-tf Why worry about coal and wood,! 1. C. Webster of Miles City, Montana, use Oxo Gas. On display at 159 South|is in the city for a few days on busi- Center street. ‘ 11-7-12} ness. Martin Railroad Labor Agency. Mar- tin employes all kind of help. Second street. Any man may be a little foolish at times but it takes a smart man to go crazy. Who wants to be smart? Keep your clothes in shape by having the Henning Tailor Shop clean and press them for you. Phone 1084, 10-23-tf T. L. Stevenson of Lake Park, Minn.. Just received a large shipment toys. Place your order now w a small deposit. We carry auto acces- sorles. Drop in and look over aur Spaulding Une of sporting goods. The Casper Sporting Goods: Co. 149 West Second street. Phone 214. 11-38 St There is a very old fashioned man in Casper. If he is five minutes late of was in the city yesterday between/in. getting to work in the morning, he trains en routé to Lander. works five minutes overtime. Musical toys just received at the For acreage in proven fields, phone Richter Music Co. Player pianos at| Wm. Bunday at the Henning hotel or exceptionally low prices and term» to | write liim at 705 Bucknum street, Cas- offer, T113-6t} por. Wyo. ~ 10-6-tf H. C, Miller of Denver arrived in the} This is record breaking weather, Al- city last night and will spend the week| most a week since it has sno i. Keep here on business. the good work up weather man, and we won't forget to tap on wood. How's your sole? “Try 2 pair of our Korry Krome or green leather soles. Natrona Shoe Shop. 10-29-tf B. J. Anderson of Salt Lake City, Utah, is in the city fora few days visit- ing friends. Be proud of, instead of provoked with your complexion. A complete line of (Marinello preparations and heir goods. 'The Marinello Shop, 248 East Second street. Phone 803. es 11-15-5t H. H. Newgard of Rapid City, S. D. was in the city yesterday between trains on his way to Denver. Mave you seen the Burlington addi- tion lots? They are on sale at easy terms. See Harry Free, the Lot Man. 9-29-tf ® The reason it didn't snow last Satyr- day and Sunday was because there was Meals and lunches, continuous sery- ice from 6 a, m. to 8 p.m. Cafeteria style, at the Harvey. 10-22-tf The Smith-Turner Drug store has re- ‘ceived a large shipment of different kinds of pennants which are displayed in the show window. no football game scheduled to be played. For fresh eggs, quality groceries. South Sige Grocery. Phone 1111. i 10-7-42 The furnishing department in Webels has received a large*shipment of men’s and young men's. pajamas which are now .on display. Insure yourself and your income. Phone 1184. Ask for Geo. ba rte os George Stenson has gone te Seattle, Washington, where he will visit rela- tives. Best pies and fancy steaks at Rudy's Cafe. Chicken dinner every Sunde: Electrical fixtures and wiring. Mc- Eveny Electrical Co., 141 West First. 10-8-tf The Richter Music company is receiv- ing holiday goods und toys every week which are being put on display for the early Christmas shoppers. A. D. Wilson of Omaha, representing | the Qmaha Pump and Hardware com- pany, was in the city yesterday for a few hours on business. . Auto radiator service. We repair and rebuild any make of radiator. Acety- Jene welding shop in connection. High- way Garage. Phono 1178, 11-8+f M. C. Myer of Pueblo: Colo., urrived in the cify this morning to spend a few days here on business. Turkish baths and massaging at the O. 8. Turkish Baths. 10-16-tf C. A. Hendrickson of St. Paul, Minn., was a busmess visitor here yesterday between trains. Mr. Herrickson Ieft tor Douglas last night. Gates Half Sole Tires. cost one-half as much, guaranteed 5,000 miles. Gates Halt Sole Tire company, corner First and Wolcott streets. 11-19-tf. Expert work done in hair dying. A complete line of Marincllo preparations and hair goods. The Marinello Shop, 248 East Second street. Phone 803. 11-16-5t When you say that so-and-so should attend to his own business, that is a sign and a token that so-and-so has been telling the truth about you, The Gates Half Sole Tire is now sold on a 5,000-mile guarantee. Previous years the same tire wag sold on a 3,000- mile guarantee. For reliable wiring at honest prices sce the American Blectric Co., 112 Kast " , . Ltt billiard parlor, a very congenial place |Thrd street. Phone 1080 Oe for a pastime game of pocket billiards.|| the new display windows in the J. L. 11-8t-tf) Learner store are practically complet: ed, greatly improving that part of Cen- ter street. Follow the crowd to the Smoke House Help the Red Cross and they will help you, A little donation is always appre- ' . ciated by the Red Cross, Bring your crippled motor or gener- ator to the Casper Armature Works and For fresh oysters, clams, and crabs. / have it repaired. 10-17-t£ eat at the Casper Cafe. 10-13-f ‘ Truck drivers report that the roads G. 1H. Woodbury of Oakland, Cal.. ar-| are very much improved. Evidently rived in the city last might to look over | they will be In shape again for motor his land holdings h¢re and in Lusk. fate -to-Waiiter GbtVot the olly'd TOW We will store” year miles on a little joy-ride. barrels and pianos’ and Joss of sume from fire. iturther particulars. ‘The house & Transfer Co., street, Cusper, Wyo. Women are now arriving in Canudu from England in high hopes of landing a hysband, due to the shortage of men in Hngland. Bring your battery and starting trouble to the Willard Service and have it adjusted, 046-48 | Even tho Carlisle is noted for ber ing a desperate train bandit he always Honated to the Red Cross. No matter have. how small the donation is, it all counts. Wf you want to help , little by a #métll| Jt is getting colder and the Casper ‘donation it will be appreciated. The! Loan Qffice will gave you money on Red Cross helps someonc every day. | your overcost and muackinuw: 10-16-f Get your wute acpedsories from Whit,! The new bys line that was put into the’ "Kelly Kid," at the Ol! City Autoloyeration here a few woeks ugo is en- Supply. Ht 4s weed cuwin weather and Joying u good business and many Cas- Whit handles them. 11-14-6t| perites ride to und from work in the 5 gesoline street sear. . Nothing ts wasted in Japan. Uses to ‘ f which straw is put are seemingly end-| Tyery “trye womun is happiest when loys. It is converted into bags for-erain, }ghe tenowy she Is looking ber The shoes for the feet, raincoats for the} Murnello Shop. Phone 80%, 248 Hast y, roofs for the houses, puper mats, | Second street. 10-14-tt eds and numerous other ur- pete ie Said the city clowi to the coyntry boy as Was passing through # smal! trical constructing and repairing. |town gn the train: “Haye you lived here wl Sypply and Construction Co.) yi) your life? The country boy replied: Phone 488-W. |e, not yet.” 1-19-12t. ALL METAL WEATHERSRIP trunks, boxes insure against Phone 988 for! ainit Sole ‘Tires. Cout half Midwest Ware-) Guaranteed 2,500 miles: 226 N. Center 11-18-3t 'T. ©. Jourgensen of Harrisburg, Va., who was recently discharged from the urmy arrived in the city a few days age to work for the Midwest Refinery. You will glways enjoy yourself and be pleayed when you eut at the Ameri- can 10-22-t£ ts spending a few days in the city on business and fy also visiting with friends countries and the Bolshevikis will all be ticles. KI Klee 109 Kast First street. Itylian scientists have perfectel 7) gyivegter B. Pelton, general coutrac- highly nutritious preag that ts fuvly|toy. 615 8. Linculu. Phope 928. | from. srain, partly epreuted . {vow “+ 40-27-90t! Ralph Tombs of Devil's Luke, N. D.,|, _-¥ellow..Cab. company. . Phone. 41.- Pa 1S ir J. 0. Sanderson has returned from an eae ‘visit “Im “Laramie and Sheri- _ Let gh Pete to the Oxo-Gas eee 1@ at 159’ South Cen- iter? street: 11-7-12t » J. ©. Carrol of Chicago, @ represen:|" tative of the Western Book and Supply company, was in the city yesterday call- ing on the local trade. . Did you ever Ont. to think that the Casper Loan Office will save you money on your new suit. 10-16-tf Henry Harris, Leed, S. D. arrived here ‘yesterday. Mr. Harris was form- erly of Casper but has been in tlie serv- icc. He will locaté here ‘aiid will’ be employed by the Standard refinery. Cleanliness is next to godliness and you must keep clean if you wish to. be free from disease. You will find that a Turkish bath is refreshing, vigorous and healthful. The Turkish. baths on Second street in the O. 8. building are fully equipped with a swimming pool and the best of attendants. 11-18-2t J. A. Crawfish is the name of a man who recently arrived in the city from St. Louis, Mo., Mr. Crawfish says altho his name has been joked about many times, Uncle Sam recognized it in the army, and it is going to be recognized in Casper before long. J. Gans!'s Auction Sale attracts im- mense crowds. Diamonds, watches, jewelry and silverware ‘are being sold jat any price they may bring. Every- thing strictly guaranteed. J. Gansl, 2617 Montana avenue, Billings, Mont. Largest Diamond Merchant in Mon- tana. 11-7-10t* When the train stopped in Newville some wise passenger stuck his head out of the train window and sald: “What's the population of this town?” A small boy standing on the platform of the depot said: “We are all here, count us.” Keroseno, the twentieth century fucl, @° 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 strect. 11-7-12t C, B. Nelson, a former resident of Laramie, arrived in the city yesterday. Mr. Nelson has been in California for the past six years and says that the last time that -he was in Casper he could count the population on his fingers and now you would have to use several add- ing machines. Z ACCOUNTANTS EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS Steck transfer ‘mgents yg ramsfer trars, Authorities 0 Taxen. Notu: THE GUAHANTION Foome ane-Stf'Ont ete mide ooms . : hone 660, c= ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architects Architects 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. Vhone 1162 o——_____________________iy AYTO REPAIR Wl. CHARGED BATTERY DOES NOT FREKZE | Drive into the \ AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY, 111 BK. Virst St. Phone 968-5 ° =o BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER on l“=" SKARLS TRANSFER & STORAGE | | GARBUTT & WEIDNER oo A FU Office— 'Talt’s Billiard Hall Phone: Kens. S7.W. Office, 104 = a Specinity. ——— | NOLTEN'S TRANSFER CO, ! o——____-—_________________o BROKERS = CARNES Eee & PUBLIC EACHANGE. E. BE. Carnes & B. Lenperance, Yroprictors. Open-air session held daily at § p.m. List your O11 Stocks with ug; uur’ y_low one 1147, Office over Irix Theater margin. © CHIROPRACTORS ! DR. J, WH. JEFFREY | DR. ANNA GRAHAM Jierrney “hiropraccors, ‘mati Lyric Theater ' Uttice Phone s_- DR. DR. . G. HAMN NA HAVEN Chiropractors Suite 4, Tewusend Bldg. Office 423 Phones Res. oe Di. M. iro) '. ROLNER ine Dos eacton ugo Stree Bald, Let ine figure with you or your building pigns. J. HO) is S10 HB. Buecknum. me th CLOTHES CLEANERS THD SERVICE CLEANERS Horsch & Nrgsere Cleauing, aioe oN odellug: Center, Linden and Railroad Sts, “Service” Our Motto. Phone 66 fa a nr nnn a HOLMES BUILDS HOMES ! KEEP YOUR CLOTHES UN SHAPE é fi d rd MT Uf Bsa a! BES ; Phony’ Yow ' st House Practice limited. tor dissuses ractice. lim! 0 diseases: t Genito-Urinury ‘Tract and Diseases of the. Sicine : -to 1 p. m.; 4 p,m, m.; 7 Dp. m. to 8:30 p. m. +. MARSHALL Cc, e ee Rett d atneaaae wee ees children. > : ie srecilitas Phones: Office, Residence The CASTER. PRIVATE HOSPITAL ‘Phones 272 and 2’ DR. H. R. LATHRO , Surgeon iit Chi 0, Rohrbaugh pains. Office Phone 1; Res, Phone 116 ee? DENTISTS — 4 DR. J. c. BISEe Rokrbaugh Blag. ‘07 H (Over Casper Sparmaoy.) i O; ese” & ELECTRICIANS AMERICAN = DR, J. 3. DONOVAN | Smith-Tartar Bldg. pposite Library Phone ‘ BL iG 112 E. Third: St. Phone 1080 Motor Repairing. Armature Wind- ing, Blectrica) Switiner and Cone | tracting, z : 3 3 : se? HAT CLEANING NEW YORK WAT CLEANING WORKS We clean and re-block all kinds of Hats, Panamas, Soft,.Velt, and Stitt for, ladies ahd gentlemen. ‘ings; all work guaran- Also take orders for enw ‘Wo call for and «oliver. Shoe shining parlor in connection for ladies and Bentleys, Al kindg NM fs 5 1p 98. joes. dyed. 0. . Biliding.” * PROSE INSURANCE | HOAGLAND AND RUTHER We. sell The Wyoming’s Ow {Lite, Keep Your Money at 1 ! | Office 247 N. Cemter Photie ASvw | a es —. JEWELRY Bee ai 2 7. 3. WYATT. For tine Wateh Repal¥ing, 124 st Second Strect i one arg LAWYERS WILLIAM 0. WitsoN” Attorney nt Liaw Casper, Wyutning Sultes 14-15-16, ‘Townsend Block NICHOLS & STIRRETT | 1 \ b s0-t0a2 Ont eclauge Bide. SS ———————’ GEORGE W. FERGUSON Tooms 22-25, Townsend Bh me 10g Ne: Camper, = = Wyoming WARBER & SPENCER Lied * 308-310 0, 8. Bldg. Phone 680 PLUMBING AND HEATING J. DONOHUE Plumbing and heating, heating a specialty. all kinds P— 826 hot water Jobbing of promptly attended. to. S. Spruce. Phone 200W Wal. PALMER Zlumbiog, steam and hot water Meet ne auey. Spee nee air fur- ce. Jobbing o: - n mitaned fo all kinds prompt » . iret. Who: G (McClure Bldg.) ree satin RESTAURANTS > Ma: ment Good, clean, wholesome foods at Populur prices—Open all night. MARION MORGAN, Prop, 2 i} POODLE DOG CAFE | | Open Day and Night. Meals and | | Lunches at All Hours | In rear of Poodle Dog | | Billiard Parlor. | oo REAL ESTATE MARION P. WH Casper, Wyoming ——o os ROOMING -HOUSES Meccond ot 4 eu Yahh HOTEL be a i ad +e eee. | STAGE. ah, areas, at tad SH NATRONA SHOE Ri 5 Shocs Tintt-Boteg mi Te nt Hi 3 put on in twenty minutes’ “AT sao Meet Btreets \ > ata AD Serv’ eee: VETERINARY, SU! yt + HA! UN | At. Casper Phuringcy, Phone, 180, | WELDING "a IN DING SHOP | erogs from | one 6743. WU YLENE Wik | (3 Mima! a ‘olesium Curage. 1 ‘ } eeeEeEEEEE