Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1919, Page 11

a LL Io EVER NBOLGHEVIK Pe rs te Washington Senator, Now Candi date for President, Takes Lead —— WASHSINGTON, Nov. 26.—(Special Correspondence.}—Senator. Potadexter, whose resolution calling upon the ‘de- partment of justice for a report as to: what had been done to curb Red ac- tivities in this country, which cai tho attorney general to awake from a period of “sleeping sickness,” has again taken the lead and introduced a bill which, if passed. will protect the Amer- ican government from radicalism in a more far-reaching manner than any measure either on the statute books or proposed by the administration, The measure, which primarily pro- vides @ penalty of imprisonment, not exceeding 20 years, or a fine of not ex- ceeding $50,000 or both, for all those who either by written or spoken word agitate the overthrow of the Ameri- can government, reads in full as fol- lows: Boe it enacted, ete., that every person who, either orally or by writing, print- ing. or circulating written or printed words or pictures, or otherwise, shall advocate, teach, incite, propose, aid, ubet, encourage or advise forcible re- nee to or the forcible destruction st or overthrow of constituted government} in general, or of the government of the United States/ its laws, ayfthority, agents, or officials, or the governments the states, municipalities, or other States in particular, shall be guilty a felony, and shall be punished by imprisonment not exceeding 20 years, or by fine not exceeding $50,000, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Section 2. Every person who, cither orally or by writing, printing, exhibit- ing or circulating written or printed words or pictures shall advocate, teach, incite, propose, aid, abet, encourage or advise the unlawful injury or destruc- tion of private or public property, or the unlawful injury to any person, or the unlawful taking of human life, ef ther as a general principle or in par- ticular instances, whether as a means of affecting political, industrial, social, or economic conditions or for any other purpose shall be guilty of a felony, und shall be punished by imprisonment not exceeding 40 years, or by fine not excending $50,000, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Seetion Any association, organiza- tion, society or corporation one ef whose purposes or professed purposes is to bring about any governmental, social, industrial, or economic change within the United States by the unlawful use of physical force, violence or physical or which teaches, advocates, ad: or defends the unlawful yse of physical force, violence or physical in- jury to pe®son or property or threats such injury, to accomplish such », and which shall, by.any euch meuns prosecute or pursue such pur- pose or professed purpose, or shall so teach, advocate, or advise, is y declared to be an unlawful association. Section 4. Any person who, shall act or profess to act as an officer of any euch unlawful association, or who shall speak, write, or publish as a represen- tative or professed representation of any such unlawful association, or who kno: ing the purpose, teachings, and doc- trine of such association, shall become or continye to be a member thereof, or contribyte dues or other things of value to it, or to anyone for it, shall le punished by imprisonment of not more than ten years or by fine of not more than $30,000, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Seetion 5. Any person who knowing- ly prints, publishes, cdits, issues, clr: culates, sells or offers for sale, or dis- tributes any book, pamphlet, picture, cireylur, card, letter, writing, it, publication, or documents of any kind in which is taught, advocated or udvised the unlawful use of physical force, violence or physical injury to per son or property, @r threats of such in- jury, as a gmeans of accomplighing any vernmental, social, industrial, or ‘onomle change within the United States, shall be punished by imprison- ment for not more than 20 years or by n fine of not more than $50,000 or by Doth such fine and imprisonment. Section 6. Any owner, agent, or su- perintendent of any building, room, premises, or place who knowingly per- mits therein any meeting of any such association, or of any sub- branch thereof, or of any of persons who teach, advo- advise or defend the unlawful use of physical force, violence or physl- cal thre accomplishing any governmental, social, industrial, or economic change within the United States, shall be punished by imprisonment for not more than one year or by a fine or not more than or by both such fine and tmpriy- $0 onment. ‘tion 7. Every action or procced~ ing made walawful or for which pun ivlunent is provided by this act is here ly declared to-bé injurious and detri mental to the authority, fynctions, pur- poses und property of the government {the United States, and ap such sub ject to the penalties provided by this: act, Section 8 Every foreign-born person who has become y naturalized citizen’ of the Wnited States, or who has de clured Wis intention to become such, who shall commit uny of the acts for-} hidden by this act shall thereby. for- feit Lig citizenship in the United States,’ und upon his conviction ef any offense under this get all proceedings had in the matter of the nyturyization of sych erson ghall pe ryncejled. and. become nail ang veld, ynd he shall thoreatter, be ineligible for naturaligation in. the United States, and shall be gubject to deportytion us fa the case of other gliens 18 provided by Jaw. Section 9. A person who py th commission of any act prohibited this act shdllcuuse the death of any terson, Whether such death is brot about ty By th t af syeh person in the violation of this aet, or by any oh or W Ineited thereta by such in of any aet prohibited this act, clall be pupished by death: | it] ct nstituted suthorities within the Uni-| injury to person or property, or " ts of such injury, as a means of} 4 Zane Grey's "Desert Gola!" 17 0 Lyric Friday, Saturday u oes” Soe "any foe. y and Sunday. 14-26-3t Cc. J. Welch of Dickinson, N, oe in Casper yesterday on busin : 4 ese. Tellow Cab company, Phone 64, 11-8:t8! Clothes are Mars. They make us look better than we are. Powd . nd Wigs. are liane too. 7 t Watch tor the date of he Road,” Coming zoon. H. F. Lawrence of McCook, Nebr., rived in the city this morning enroyte Lander. : Keep posted on good thingy to eat— jalways at the Wyatt (Cafeteria, 103048 G. A. Garret of Gary, Ind., arrived im the city this morning and will spend @ few days here on business, “The End of The “End of the Road” is coming Watch for the date. 11-26-5t The devil gets blamed for a lot of With which he has nothing to Martin’s Railroad Labor macy, Mastin employes all kinds of mie 124 West Second . Phone 1178, 11-17-t¢ Anybody can act foollsh but it takes @ smart man to go crazy. Watch for “The End of the Ros It's. coming soon. 11-26-5¢ Tf silk shirts are a luxury, why do wo have to pay war-tax on a work shirt, | Oxe Gas produces a largo amount of heat with the smallest amount of; Joss. {458 South Center street. 14-22-6t |_.T. D. Stmpson of Baker, Mont., ar- rived in the city yesterday to spend a {few days with relatives. | We ean deliver fuel (kerosene) in any quantity desired. 169 South Canter strect. 11-22-6t. lenat & laborer can’t ive on §§ a day, he is almost tempted to say darn. |. Watch for the date of “The End of the Road.'" Coming soon. From the standpoint of safety tha Oxo (Gas Heater has no equal. 159 South Center street. 11-22-46 The Subway Barbér Shop will he pelosed, alt day to-morrow. The barbers fare going to eat turkey, You will never go wrong by eating at |the Ben Ton Cafe. 11-20-t£ 4 H. H. Martin of Chadron, Nebr. Spent the first. part of the week in the elty Visiting friends. Bat tho best meal in town for 50c at |the Army and Navy club, 10-13-tf } F. F. Madison ef Seattle arrived in city, yesterday. and will spend a few here looking after his old land ldings. c. oO. Falpwater Ba: end Trans- fer Stand N, W. Cor. iter and Sec- fond streets. Abi tf Beware of tha person who ie always clamoring for a new deal. Boshev- ism is @ mew deal. Gold." @ane Grey's “Desert the Sréatest show ‘ever gnown. At the Lyric, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Prices 25¢ and bbc. 11-26-4t Martin Nelson of Mason City, Towa, is in the city for a few days visiting jwith relatives. © Meet me at the spare moment club at the Union Pool Hgll. Soft drinks, candy and cigurs. 4-45-46 J. Colter of Ogden, Utah, arrived yesterday. Mr. Colter is inter- field tomorrow. Call 711 for -job plumbing service, that’s us. Oi City Plumbing Shop. 11-20-L0t You will like our repairing and job Work. Oil Cty Plumbing Shop. Phone 711. 11-20-10t We agree with the scripture with gne exception, The fruit banded to Adam by Eve was not an apple. It fas a persimmon. Labor Contracts Wanted—-Will ac: cept contracts on agsessment work, val- dating and drilling. Reference fur- nisbed. Call Calvin H. Cags, Henning hotel. 9-30-tf A. F, Anderson of Minot, N. D., is ‘spending a few duys in the vicinity of Casper looking over his oll land hold- ‘ings here. It you Insist on the best, gall the Smoke Houde Taki. Phone 63. Neliable service, 40-23- » Your. respectability probably eer. Down in your yow prob- J one day shead for young or tat lens. J, J. Allen $ cee f ¥1-24-4t. H. M. Newgard of Lemon, 8. D., arrived in the city this morning and will spend a few dyys here on bysi- ness. When you think of buy: A youns qian fro the eoyntry :to- day weed a Casper gentleman where: fe could get something to drink that would wake higy warm. The gentleman took the man from the countmy into one of the leca! yoft drink parlors gud invited him to drink-a “Bevo."" Right » the mun from the: coyntry w T doen't want baby food." avas that he didn’t get cither one. our turkeys gt Bames anid Uuw- cory. Turkeys 49 and 45 “eens per pound. dressed or alive. “igh, fruits. vegetables and green Jivey tu any part of the c. Get ley G ested in Salt Creek and will visit the |, ing # bouse, or lot think of Joby MW 2 pany. Phone 1129, Pos ede and sul, “T want somo, whlsky, } i duy that @ sharp-sho@ hopye ly balance himself. . toh H. N. Ne Dak. arriv: bis Tf you the chooses. tin open an tut ef bone an order from a court, obeying ft. ade The Ne rtd 0 sli yester- The man. who. admits his mistakes will make a few mistakes after that. ‘for the date,of “Pha Bad of 11-26-6¢ a pf Plenty Wood, &: set in the city yesterday, will ¢: Thanksgiving, hore with daushter. a ting the tallor- Re SPS Holland's. position is that the kalser is free to ga back to Germany if he|Nness visitor in the city Monday, going For that matter he ts {rec}ta Lander Tuesday morning. suicide ip any. other fashivn. oy. Mar- ene fy real ee 183 West ne street. Al ba guaranteed. os hee hawd: L. H. Spencer has gone to Lusk and| Manville on business. Your bread bread is it, hc iaabeene ‘Bane Grey There is a pinch of politics in almost! rerything. . See T. J. for fine watch re- pairing. 124 West Second, 11-15-tf One advantage of riding a hobby: it never balks, ; Coming, “Bhe Bnd of the Ron: at the W! “Desert Gold” ‘at tho mee Qnd Sunday. 31-96-30 a, 11-26-5t P. H. Beaur_ of Denver was a busi Geq Murray or phone 1047J for bar.) visitor in the city yesterday. Keep your clothes ip shape the Henning Tailor Shop cli houses and lots. estate, & Hayden Co., 204 0, 8. Build. Chamberlain K. L. Gilbert of Denver, representing |formerly located on East Second street, fhe Denver Iron Works, was a business{has moved to its new location on the 11-5-t6 The furnishing department in Webel's When a mere salaried man receives freceived a shipment of men’s and young hho doesn't holdfmen's overshoes today which are now meeting and discuss the question of jon display. Furniture Co., corner of Second and David strects. by havimg] For acreage in proven fields, phone andi) Wm. Bunday at the Henning hotel or Press them for you. Fhove 1084 i¢he hill on South Center street on the see. For the best prices in turkeys. call 205-5. Also q full Une, of fresh fryits, vegetables ang green stuff. Eames and Hawley Grocery. of the city. . M. C, Waldon has gone to Superior, Wis. on an extendod business trip. Mr. 11-36-2 write, him at 706 Bucknum street, Cas- 10-28-tf} per. Wyo. The Park school boys and girls were Leonard Cobb of Hastings, in. their: glory, yesterday sliding down|formerly of the U. S. army servic rived in the city yesterday. expects to take a position 10-6-tf Nebr., ar- Mr. Cobb with the Standard refinery and will locate hero. Eo Waldon will return by the way of Win- nipeg, Manitoba, and visit a few days with bis brother. Have you sern the Burlington addi tton lots? They are op gale at casy terms. See Harry Free, the Lot Man. When an underpald preached reads} pit ins’t now, luxury. Electrical construct Electrical 3: and repgiring. yction Co., gnd ji 109 Bast First street. Phoge 483-\V. | ‘the time being seems. to. be lery. Insure yourself and your Phone 1184, Agk for Geo. | Tom Kittle of Brush, Colo. in the city this morning and will spend le few days here on business. Best pies ang Cate. Chicken rA3-12t. The most popular sport in the city at shooting for turkeys at Shogren’s Shooting Gal- income, » 9-24-08 » arrived steaks at Ruds’a every SS eaee \ : 10-449 ‘The Casper Sporting Goods company. has received a largo shipment of Kiddie /Kars and on display at the store. nee and Hayden os 204 O. Tee Garetaae te Bis oon The Tim Halme has moved to, its new le Toddlers which are, 8. bulld- bouses. We deliver fo any part Nelaa portrait. For a gift this Christmas give your Jeffryes Studio, third floor O, 8. building. Sittings made at nigh by appointment. How's your sole? Try a pair of our) the o or green leather soles. 10-29-tf Meals and lunches, continuous serv- foe from 6 a. m. to § p. m Cafeteria style, at the Harvey. 10-22-tf c. V. Armstrong of Wheatland was $29t/in the city betweon trains en route to Once it was, Qifllcult to: distinguish |F!verton. between a luxury and a neceesity, but For fresh Anything you buy is @/gouth Side G will | frie Mr, sagen fos nds, According: to “Lite,” are those who keep their engugoments, €RE5. quality. groceries. irocery. Phone 1111. 10-7-tt ordinary people eat plain food. pay their bills, and all that sort of thing. “The End of the Road" is coming svon.| Watch for the date, 11-26-5t Meet me at Carnes’ Brokerage and | Public Exchange at 8 o'clock tonight, | above the Iris theater, Reyd MaePonald arrived in the city this morning: andj} end a few days here visiting with 9-26-t£ of Duluth, Minn., Turkish baths and massaging at the| 8. Turkish 4, L. Hommio of Little Rock, Ark., is in the eity for a few days on business. Hiommie i Thursday where he will join his sister ep route to Miles City, Montana. Baths. will for Billings 7, t Cleanliness is next to godliness and AT at eT oly wat ‘keep clean. if you wish to be free from disease. You will find that urkis bath is refreshing, vigorous : healthful. eompany|East Second in The Turkish baths on the 0. S, building are m above jfully equipped with a swimming pook the Campbel! and Johgson clothing |4nd the best of attendants 1-24-3t. store. The rooms are being decorated . 6 “ 4 talled. Thanksgtving wouldn't seem like @ and new fixtures are being installe (cant day, Wieaneee'e hac Mae Auto redigter service. We repair and | snow. ld any meke, of radiator. “Acety- Tone r 0 Highb- | we will all have one to brag about. lene welding sbap in way Sareea? Phoge 1178. gl] th ple of something they already knows er See on your new eyit. C. A. Hovisveen of Lead, S. yo 10-16 D., is a business visitor inthe city for a few days. Follow the crowd to the Smoke House billiard parlor, @ very congenial place for a pustime game of pocket billiards. if, lady, someone says you look ma- tronly, that means that you are be- winning to take on the middle age spread. Grow with us and start a savings ac- count at the Citizens State Bank. business. $ tly Kid’ gt the Oi ply, corucr of Beech 4nd trects. The average Bolgheviki identified. His layndry, bas 'To top the climax for casy Bring your battery gud end have it edjusted. insure, an angwer. 7 4 y freeze. Drive tpto. the: 41 Co., at 111 & The world admires 4 woman ‘he*yien particulurly hate a jos manish woman. the ames and Muwley Groce green stutf. trouble to the Willard Service An out-of-town girl who. writes to uw Casper young man cnebogey stumps to gnd ua manly mun. And how it de “yomanly man and a mannish woman. appetite and when it Ww day. ym. Mrs. Verrir say portunity pri a loud of geese missing at the ranch when they. return, m« ime trying to convince the peo-| your overcoat agd mackinaw. Dol Did you ever stop to think that the}M. Ricker left for G Loan Office will gave ol weather insures -a Digger stops snowing, It is getting colder and the Casper A man that thinks he knows it all Js |Logn Office wih gave you money on 10-46-tf bbing, H. DB. Verrir and R. ‘ ranch Tu ents itself, there will be You will always enjoy yourself and be pleased whem you eat at the Ameri can Cafe. 10-22-t8 R. T. Lester, of Tulsa, Oklu., arrived ¥2-8ttf fin the city this morning. He will spend 11-19-tf) K L. Long of Denver representing ithe Western Cattle & Sheep C the city for a few days transacting] J, , is in Second the winter months in the Salt : ‘and Posion Spider vioinities, making his] Bet Of ‘Beech and Second streets and | headquarters in Casper. Phone 950. year Germany # few thousand of the A. B. PB. participated giving dinner. Creek George B. Nelson for real estate ang] gallon ef gasoline.” insurance. Wyo. One Townsend building, Casper: 9-29-t£ ago, over in Vrance and in an imaginary Thanks- Instead of having the and hard they had more “rdust beef und If you want to get more miles per | hardtack, mages out of your Ford, gce White the ty Auto Sup: You will uever muke 9 mistake when yuu order tho best in electrical fixtures o5p and Royse-w us for egtimate. Ue Ot temveny loctiley oo, 41 West First easily fotreet. { 11-21-6t is very small ang his whiskers gre always long. identity is name is always one that can be eeged only, not pronounced. ting. "aiation treet, ang have your pattery looked over. "Flops: 968-5, ' weman ples woman he min, and, the women» purticularly Lny, your big Thankeviving turkey at Ao 4 fyll Mine of freely rules vesotables and | Turkey. 446 per 1b “ULGoot in 19-45-t¢| Ot St the Casper Cafe. In some parts o£ Serbia the young yninarried women cyrry, a special murk | their In Morrocco, £4 bridegroom is not pleased -w: fo return her to hee father within three months with the price originally paid for her. I hiy bride he has a right, For fresh ovylere, clums, and crabs, BU ESS headgear—gencrully u_ ped feather———to. indicyte (hut they are does not/Pren to proposgls, 4 We sill sugramlee a Ford 30 milex per gallon, more Th eu Ww 1e ve er and cay tart: ing. We will give yoy Bt days free trig). UGE See Whit the: ot teh Cily Auto Bupply, corner of Ler Pecond treet, Rolly ig" wet tepyplicun Wouien'y State Bae Comuut nging to giv Mays. ehalrma nutionyl committee. & MBCAL WEATHERSHIP AL Sylvester ter. 610-8 of New: York a.dinner in bs are honor of of the Republican B®. Pelton, 11-26-2t. | 10-16-tf ‘$ that if the op {° Zane Grey's "Desert Gold” at the Lyric Priday, Sgturday and Sunday. Prices 2$¢ and 50¢c. 11-26-38 It will be fifty years next September since Empress Eugenia lost her throne and fled trom France. For half a cen- tury she has lived a voluntary exile in England. Yellow Cab compeny. Phone $1. 1st Probably the foremost woman of the American turf is Mrs, Payne Whitney of New York. She has been a devoted follower of racing for nearly a decade, and in her time she has developed some first-class horses, mostly steeplechas- ers. . Plectrical fixtures and wiring. Me- Bveny Electrical Co., 141 West First. 10-8-tf One of tha oldest active suffragists in the United States is Mrs. Judith W. Smith, who is living in Boston in her 99th year. Mrs. Smith began her ac- tivities with the pioneers of the suf- frage cause—Lucy Stone, Julia Ward Howe, Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Every true woman is happiest when she knows she is looking her best, The}points along the Marnello Shop. Second street. In the legislative elections soon to ne held in Jamaica the women of that isl and are to be privileged to vote for the first time. Under a new law every woman is entitled to the franchise who is 25 years of age or more. can read and write, and is of British nationality, providing also that she possesses cer- tain property or salary qualifications. 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. Tn England a tendency to everlook lad pre-war warriers to so-called jhumble positions is manifesting itself jamong girls of education. For example, Ja girl with a university degree is serv: ing as head waitress in the t ‘oom f large Ls tment store, while a physician's daughter, who by the way of war work acted as couch- man and drove a carriage. recently ad vertised for similar employment, For reliable wiring at honest prices see the American Electric Co., 112 Last Third street. Prone 1080. 10-1-tf Norway today will celebrate the foth Dirthday anniversary of Queen Maud } \ Start a savings account in the Citi zns State Bank and save a few of jthose nickles and dimes. 11L-21-6t Today is the 30th annivers great fire which destroyed 1 entire business section off Lynn, Ms niitlions of homes ure going to be cold and cheerless. 159 South Center stre | i annual meeting of the ! ence of the M. assemble South € E. Chu toc South, will sc Briug your crippled motor or gener: ator to the Casper Armature Works and have it repaired. tion and reconstruc i to furnish the prin at the annual meeting of the North Carolina Teachers’ ass: mbly, which is to open today at Raleigh. Save time and money by using Gates Half Gole Tires. Cost half as mucn Guaranteed 3,500 miles. A Not) Unusual Case Southern poet singing that is in Texas, his soul is in Well, he's pot the has had trouble in soul togethe first whe keeping body and povt n Transcript. Get tho best in clectrical fixtures and housewiring. MecHveny Uleetrical Co. M1 West First street. 11-21-61 ¢. 0. Brown has returned from a The Richter Music company has add od # Ine of musical toys to its complete line of musical merchandise. The com pany has also a few player pianos at ptionally low prices und on terms to r 11-21-6t » Laconic Diu ‘ th smuall,”” r. Shall 1 —Loston Transcript. If you own a Vord, drop into the Oil ity Auto Supply company at the cor: ask White the “Kelly Kid" all about “how to get thirty miles out of enc 11-22-6t to make food go i cook try fur us possible some residence of it to all the way from our hers."—-Washington ir Among the be devised for rendering the usy of fuel: more economical, there are nor promising than Oxo Gag, as it ine the heat of the original fuel (coal oi) over 7 per cent, 69 South Center glreet. bee I ssing a, Christian name that i probably without @ duplicate in ull th world ig the rather unique dis enjoyed by Mrs. Allan) Mackenzi wellknown wo hin Bngiish sac Mrs. M whose husband war killed in ¥ is u di ter of Lord ang Lady Knollys, who have long been on terms of'intimacy with the British reyal family. Her Christian nume, Lou vima, is happily compounded ef the Chrigtian numes of Queen A er's three daughters—t Princess Royal (Princess Louis neess Victoria and Prigcess Mayd, now Queen of Nor- way. Turkeys, turkeys. turkeys ay many ag yoy want for 45 cents per pound Phone 700.3. Bames and Hawley Groe ery. Alvo a complete line of fresh fruity vegelables und green stuff, We deliver to uny part of the city, 125 et To Copmon Phenomeon—A mesieat paper advanees the theory, that “man is eightly taller in the morning th he is fa the evenings’ Vv 6 never this, but we lave certainty a w tendency to become “short theend of the wonth.— gud ‘Your Some substitute must be adopted or} Oxo Gas Heating Ap-} 10-17-6 An Extremely Long Way-"Does your! Cross relief supplies, left Paris for Poland. Phone 803, 248 Hast/front, east of the River 10-14-tf|jthe country was swept bare of ever ithing, they have furnished equip ‘supplies, and children’s garments and WOMEN OF U.S, | SEND GAR LOAD CLOTHES ABROAD Clothing Made by American Wo- men for Babies of Poland Fill One Car in Trainload’ Sent to Relieve Suffering PARIS, (By Mail.)—Clothing for ba- bles made by American women-in all parts of the United entire car in a large t which Other important items which made up the fifty-car re- recently lief special were refugee clothes and hospital garments, foodstuffs, medi cines, hospital supplies and farm ma- chinery. Aid to orphanages and to children’s homes is an ever-increasing activity of the Americans in Poland. At many old Russo-German Bug, whe ent, food and clothing to help the Poics es tablish orphans’ homes, to care for the Jost children who are constantly drift ing across the border with refu returning from Russia. Existing orphanages which have been found sadly in need of food and civth Ing to care for their charges havo re ceived condensed milk and other food é dress material. In some districts the \mericans have hired carpenters, pay- Pos them with flour, to make little! beds, benches and tables for children's homes that had been stripped by the war, In other places local sowing circles have been started; making over badly worn garments that ha n collect fed in the United tes, Into children's clothing. Od nd ends of material found in bales of ugee clothing have a similarly for the children. jThe burlay which formed the bales themselves is made over into bed sa for the child TION ‘hange Bide. hone G60, | \ I GS. BA i» Practice limited Art Genito-Urinary Tract and »} of the (skiq. t cheng Phones, Office 64; fous 347M; Hospital, 272 or 2 PaaS: 10 a m to 4 Dp. m. o 6 p. = ts Pig c vat M, D., Special i cent nm 2: ‘obstet- cniaren. ten, On, MOOD 9nd Prenes See SAF ding” 3 Realdence 166 ‘The CASPUR PRIVATE MO! PRIVATE HOSPITAL Phones 272 and 273 DEH, . LATHROP, regon in Charge, Oftice Phone fit Tes Phene 116 DENTISTS eee DR. J. C. BIDBS | | int corenreanaty Bag, Phone 310), ag7.) DR. J. so DONOVAN Smith-Tartar Bldg., Opposite Library Phone 66 ELECTRICIANS AMERICAN Ei IC CO. 112 E, St, Pho 185 spe Reel. deren Maat: 4 ic. ° | teacting. By Si A as Sep ee? HAT-~ CLEANING | o- NEW TS es CLEANING “ Ss Woe clean and re-block all kinds o: Hate, Panamas, Soft, Felt, and Btit: Hlats for ladies and gentlemen. New trimmings; all work guaran: teed. take orders for enw © call for and deliver. Bioe shining parlor in connection ladies “and kinds of shoes dyea omen: |. All B. Second, Can: he Phone osiww 0.8. Bulding. pes INSURANCE | HOAGLAND AND RUTHERFORD | 1 We gell The Wyouing’s Own | ILife, Keep Your Money at Home, | | Office 247 N. Center Phone SSUW 1 JEWELRY See iy 1 For tine Warton Ren t 124 Weat Second Steeee” LAWYERS. | WILLIAM 0. WIL80N | | Saltes {Se one, Block i] fag HRS | | 00m 21, Townsend | Phones 130 and 1 it —— HAGENS, STAN Pes » eS wee MURANE on Casper, Wyoming. 9-23-tf | o- ARCHITECTS “=> ——$—$________—o. DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architects Rooms + Towssend Block Casper, Wyo. GARBUTT & WEIDNER Architects | 415 Ol Exchange Bldg. Phoue 1162 ooo AUTO REPAIR ~~ A FULL CHARGED BATTERY DOES NOT PREEZE Drive into the AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY, 111 BE, Firat St. Phone 068-3 | BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER oe SEARLS TRANSFER & STORAGE Office— Tait’ | Ye Billiard HH: Phone: Hes. 57.W. Office, Moving a Specialty. = NOLTEN'S THANSFER CO, a $$$ at CARNES BRONe Tee @ PUBLIC EXCHANGL, Ki. &. Carnes & B. Ucaperance, Proprictors. Open-air session held daily at 8 p.m, List your Oil Stocks with uw we can ‘fill your orders on a ri markably low murgin. | Phone 1147. Office over Iris Theater CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. He Cte hi DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEVFREY Chiropractors. Lyric Theater Bldg. Urtice Phone 70 pi i St. tes, 93, ——— | nvend Bldg. honem Kea. 89TJ arious methods that easy | t- ———=——38 wF Rig, Build 30 b. Phone MY FIGURE WITH YOU ON t HOME O1 BON ee BLOCK YEG Your VETER CLA icneral, Contractor Ge Office 206 0. 8. .'Whone 767; P.O. Bog Tis 7 HOLMES BUILDS HOMES Let me figure with you of your din i) FouRiae P HOLMES 830 1%. ume. ‘hone 11715 CLOTHES CLEANERS . ew ‘ re 3 A XMANEMS JUrKe year Clegning, ff i Romodeliug Covter. Linus 1d allroad Ste “Servive" Our Motto, Phone —_ (2 Sm RCSA OUR ETE naa a |! 1) VOU CLOTUBS IN SHAPE | | he | ed ut ne them eleuued and pe -} the Henulig Tuilur Shop. Vhune 1084, 1 ——— Mis tie i DOCTORS, > DR. WYERS Physician gud Surge sSpovial utteution gl of Womeu s ‘O~alee | ' NICHOLS & STIRRETTD | ‘Towavend Bld ‘ownsend B! a ie 106-5 ir Wyoming WARBER & SPENCER Lawyers | 308-310 0. S. Bids. Phone. ¢80 METALURGY ‘THOMAS Consulting Metalarg: t and Chem- ical Enginecr ral Deposits. ‘ational c ization. ey ntl Brocdiets 1 Refining. jens Combuss ! achinery: | Power Plant Proviens. "4 Douglas, Wyoming. Min “ry ! J. DONOUU Vlumbing and heating, lot wi heating “a upecialty, Jobbiny °: all kinds promptly tendad to. Shop—S26 8. Spruce. Vhone mow z Wa. PALMER ‘ Plumbing, steam and hot water | | paces ouins Persia ege ate ure obbing i na tended. to 41 Kinds prompt. . Birat. ¥ sw. (McClure Bue vf MORGAN'S CAFE (Successor to Main Cafe) Under New Manng: | Good, elean, Wholesome oda at night, Popular prices—Open all MARION MORGAN, Pro POODLE DOG CAFE ! | Open Day and Night. Meals and | Lunehes at All Hours ! In rear of Poodle Dug | Billiard Parlor. ! eat aeeeneneras ee R EAL ESTATE MARION VY. Metre cd Neal ate and © per, Wyoming ROOMING HOUSES HOME HOTUL | West Second St. Maul, Bx prow ah Sait iF. | Javeon $i Ou MER: F HOP | See ete ee | 10T Gust Virat, at . Ee es \}-— | Night-and. Day ‘¢ | 3: UNODGRAN || Theol ent eee a VETERINARY SURGEON He A. RALHBUN | RAN SMoKuHOU SY Veteringcy Surgeon. At Casper Vhurmacy. “Tgone 180 WELDING ou ~~ UAY-ACHUV ED Weleott aud 6b legiuin tiarn y we |