Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1920, Page 12

» | P. O. Box 703, Casper, Wyo. INVESTIGATION OF DEAD ANIMALS IRDERED HERE Failure to Bury Constitutes Se- vere Offense and Reports Say Natrona Men Are Liable Deputy Sheriff William Kyte hag re- ceived notice from the state board of} to health calling particular attention the Wyoming statutes which require the removal and burying of all deid animals and has been authorized by the county commissioners to make a particular investigation of all cases of dead animals in this vicinity waich may pollute streams or endanger health in any way. It has been reported that fifteen car- casses have been hauled to the vicin- ity of the pesthouse, near this city, within the last two days, and the per: sons confined in the pest house have entered vigorous protest. Special deputies have been author-' ized by Mr. Kyte to locate the per- sons responsible for this outrage, and if the carcasses are not buried within forty-eight hours warrants will be is- sued. A large number of dead animals have MTROREY ERECTING GROUE “OF HOUSES TO BE SOL OTHE PAYMENT PLAN will be sold to purchasers on ment plan. Mr, McRorey has been in Casper for the past eight years and 4s built over 100 homes~ besides several apartmen His contracting business is conducted jon a large scale and his contracts in- clude everything to equip the ‘home With exception of furniture. He is of the firm opinion that you can throw away a house every | Years paying rent. LEGISLATION OF PACKERS TO BE BROT UP AGAIN (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, May 29.—The scen- ate decided today to take the Kenyon Kendrick packer regulation bill up when congress comes back after the nominat- ving conventions. ee ee LEGAL NOTICES al | o a after [relieve the housing problem here by of building a string of new houses which Fifty Thousand the two thousand five hundred shares of small payment down and monthly pay-|the par value of One Hundred Dollars NOTICE OF INCORPORATION SPURLOCK RANCH COMPANY, this company 0) e. lock and C. ten|conducted in the County of N: |State of Wyoming. The princi f| fi fice of said company is Room 311 Oil Exchange 7 s | Exchange Building, Casper, Wyoming, | ming, and A. B, Stitrett is the agent! and A. E. Stirrett is the agent of said of said company in charge of said of-| company in charge of said office. Two sha of per share, fully-paid and non-assess-' assessable, NOTICE OF INCORPORATION MAY TANK COMPANY, was in- |was incorporated in the office of the corporated in the office of the Sec- |Secretary of State of the State of retary of State of the State of Wy, Wyoming, at 9:00 o’clock, a. m., May ming, at 9:00 o'clock a. m., May 25th, 27th, 1920. The term of existence of 1920. 0- The term of existence of said id company is for fifty years next company is for fifty years next after the above daté. The object for the above date. The object for which which said corporation is formed is to said corporation is formed is to carry carry on and conduct a general realty, on ‘ « |livestock and ranching business in the tank business in the State of Wyo- George McRorey is doing his bit to State of Wyoming. The capital stock ming. The capital stock of this com- Hundred pany is Twenty-five Thousand Dol- ars, divided into lars, divided into twenty-five thou-, and conduct a general storage gand shares of the par value of One) Dollar per share, fully paid and non-| The affairs and manage-| The affairs and management of| ment of said corporation shall be un-) aid corporation shali be under: the der the control of a board of three di- control of a board of three directors rectors and Joe L. May, H. J. Peter-| and Carl F, Shumaker, Charles Spur-/son and A. E. Stirrett constitute said| Wagner constitute board for the first corporate year of} said board for the first corporate said company. year of said company. The principal) tions of said company shall be con- operations of said company The principal opera- all be ducted-in the County of Natrona, rona,|Scate of Wyoming. f of-| fice of said company is Room 311 Oil C. B. WAGNER, Secretary. | | eek kaka HE HE ACCOUNTANTS HEHE LAKE ALAEAEAEEEEM phat ateleeced feeble 2 ahd asper Business and Professional Directory MEA EMAL KALA ISA LAI A ILIA SILAS IIS IAS ASIANA SAH SAAN IS 1 | | The principal of- Building, Casper, Wyo-} fice. e H, J. PETERSON, Secretary. Publish May 28, 29, and 21, 1920. | Publish May 27, 28, 29, 1920. (N.&S. (N.&S. | N.&S.) | | He Se a ad DOCTORS =p Physiinaosa sere H been reported in the Mills Baker ad- | RUARANTER REGISTRY 1 yaletan ai rrseon dition and they are also to be seen in (NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING| pa SOREGHAGION 1| Osoe: Quite 4-"smith Bide: J the vicinity of almost every road lead} OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF) | AUDITORS AND ACCOUNTANTS | | Office 130° wi =How i] ing out of the city. | THE LLOYD BUILDING COM.) | Stock Registrar and Ss—————— — The statutes referring to. the mat-| PANY, A WYOMING CORPORA. | | ‘Transfer Agents. — | [\"o<tirainieaes ore ter provide a fine of from $10 to TION. s | PHONE 660. | 1 N. j for every offense where any offensive od : | 208-11 01 Exchange Bldg. | Rooms 204-208 | matter is paliowen to peagate nae To peas pckasiaes of the said Com-} § —0, WYATT HOTEL I streams, or is placed upon or 4} = | = Re 3 —_____.. . imity to the highway if such nuisanee| Notice is hereby given that pursu-|] REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG bre a . is not abated forty-eight hours after ant to the request of the owners of a Stock Transfer Agents THE CASPER PRIVATE | notice is given and officers are further|/majority of-the shares of the capital 306 0. 5S. Bldg. Phone 767-3 , HOSPITAL | authorized to remedy matters and col-/stock of the above named The Lloyd o “ 2 lj lect the costs from the offenders. | Building Company, a Wyoming cor-| ° ARCHITECTS | 938 S. Durbin St. In regard to dead animals, the own- poration, a meeting of- the stockhold- —————o || | ers are required to move them a pais ot the said conmaay Dee held| 5 pUROIS @ Goopnion ii atta { tance of at least half a mile from any) at @ principal office of the com-| | earned tal te human habitation or to bury them/pany, in the-O. S. Building Casper,|} Secms 24-35 Townsend fooem | || as with more than two feet of soil, in ad| Vyoming, on, the 28th day of Bare) —z |! Office Phone 64; Phone 116 | dition to seeing that they do not pol-'1920, at 10 o’clock a. m. of said day = = tr NTRS ms or prove offensive to for the purpose of eonsidering and| | GARBUTT, WEIDNER £ SWEENEY | | jes AOEN RIBAS jo WS ing on the highwa voting on the following question, to-| | 415 Oil Exchange Blas. ‘ly DR. J. ©. BIBBS ' The statute expressly provides that) wit: - Phone 1162 f Dentint i a nuisance is created if the dead ani-|' Shall the capital stock of The| o— || (OveE areas BL mal is in any place where it gives) Lloyd Building Company, a Wyoming; BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER | |~ yee owkbenine } offense to any citizen of the state. | corporation, be increased from pi ibe 2 se Ss ca nae ce tic nr | The board of health points oat Ye Se poparmotnaed ant ive| 1 SEARLS TRANS STORAGE iI HIDES epidemics arise from the pollution of|/thousand shares of the par value o: jeo— Ta: Ss the streams’ and that fly treeding andlone dollas! nun share, to two hun- | ina are pet aa) nade PR RULER é Ax Co: putrefaction will follow closely the) dred and fifty thousand dollars, di-|g and Furs. present warm weather. vided into twenty-five hundred shares| | oun) ghipments Solicited. Unusual losses in live stock are re-| of the par value of one hundred dol- Oper BONIS Boece teed ported this year and more than ordi-jjars per share, fully paid and non-| 0 RTI 525 West Second St. nary precautions should be taken. assessable? i MANY SHRINERS DUE TO. | WSIT GASPER IN JUNE EN ROUTE TO PORTLAND ‘ Casper will undoubtedly be visited by a number of delegations of Shriners-on their way to the big Shrine conven tion at Portland, Oregon, in June, it is announced as many Shriners will take in Yellowstone park on_ their trip and e routed from Cody this way. El Mina temple of Galveston, Texas, gation wil forty piec will carr this year. the forty b: five yimen and eighty-four nob! ladies of the Galveston delegation to the convention. Stops in Wyoming both going n scheduled for the train, accordins to an announcement received here, and Casper may be one of the cities to en- tertain the delegation. PETE CORDILLO TRIAL IS SET FOR JULY 16TH CHEYENNE, Wyo. trial of Pete Cordillo, 2 r frank Jennings near Laramie Sere 7, 1919, has been set for July 6, and will be followed immediately by that of Walter Newell, the third of the state prohibition department squad of slaying the Laramie ranch- cused aH convicted of alleged connec the murder, and sentenced from 15 to years in will be taken to Rawlins, term, in a John Cordillo, who was manslaughter tion for his with NING MILL FOR SALE oe OR LEASE Complete equipment, run- ning order, new machine, motors and stock of lumber. WRITE WESTERN ENGINEERING CO. Or see John Petersen 513 Yellowstone Ave. For Prompt IIL LEAL Ah dk < ‘|tion shall be y-|liams. Comptroller of the Currency, do nd coming are) the! JPPHONE KEITH LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIAL and COAL A COMPLETE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND WII I ILS SD IIMS MDI MISS ML SI SS. Dated this 29th day of May, 1920. WILLIAM H. LLOYD, President. Publish May 29, June 5, 12, 19, 1920.| ( W. me TS | ———— NO. 11683. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, - WASHINGTON, D. C., April 16, 1920. Whereas, by satisfactory evidence p) sented to the undersigned, it has heen made to appear that the Citizens’ Na tional Bank of Casper, inthe City |} of Casper, in the County of N trona and State of Wyoming, has complied with all the provisions of the) | Statutes of the United States, requirea| ™ to be complied with before an assoc! authorized to commenc the business of Banking; Now therefore I, John Skelton Wil- 0 | | } ereby certify that “the Citizen's Nation- al Bank of Casper,” in the City of Cas- per, in the County of Natrona and State of Wyoming, is authorized to commence jthe business of Banking as provided in Section Fifty-one hundred and sixty: nine of the Revised Statutes of the| United States. | In testimony whereof witness my |} hand and Seal of office this Sixteenth} | day of April, 1920. * (Seal) JOHN $ ‘ON WILLIAMS Comptroller of the Curre Publish April 24, May 1, 8, 15, 1920. Manufactu of aza W. ¥ CHIROPRACTORS _ east DR. DR. ANNA and M A as to Order. Is ‘ J. H, JEFFREY Chiropractors. GRAHAM JEFFREY Lyric Theater Bidg., Center St. | Otfice Phone 708. Res. 92, if ‘0 f CHIROPODIST Visiting Scientific Chiropodist AKL WA x ; Phone 1215-1 ant A St Work by Suite Office 423 hope Townsend Bldg. Phones: Res. 1 RK. M. HARNED Chiropractor 162 N. Kimball Phone 1157 CONTRACTORS i BUSINESS BLOC CLAUSEN General Contractor j Oftice a S. Bidg. Phone V6; oO, O. Box 1146 Camp Work A Specialty Estimates Furnished CHAS, B. JO. N Phone 611 BE. a 10163. P.O. Military, a5} | LET ME FIGURE WITH YOU ON j YOUR HO. =H | 1 re r Box _ 934 Casper, Wyo. WHERE DO YOU REPAIR YOUR T. PLUCKHAHN, figure Inspection invited under constructt = = he ee J ‘ oO Keg fo) 1 SON " ¥ | ig Contr: aes | ‘ i | SS en O- TC] Contractor and Builder, Let me ith you on your on on. pin, AUTOMOBILE? Kes. 746 8. Durb At the Tinsmiths? At the Boilers They're M Where do PY WORK Right I and Foundation Work Let us furnish you estimates Johnson & Company Phone 10165 Your | oO nee Protection? )0 From an Insurance Man? | We trust, in your own interest, f)| you do, buy from a man who || knows how best to protect and fj}| ser you. R. T. KEMP Co. o Deliveries of ae | | TARP IAALLL SS 2 CONTRA & JORGE ral Contr Mill in Conn W. Midwest 4 CLOTHES CLEANERS Horsch & Nyganrd Cleaning, | Pressl “TH ne, THM SHRVION CLEANDRS temofeling TI POINT” Insurance, That’s All || Center, Linden and Railroad Bts. i 112 E. 2nd Phone 370 ff) | “Setvice” Our Motto. Phone PRESSING R RK TAILOR Ph er. Made to Orde DOCTORS DR. MYERS Physician and Surgeo= Special attention giver to dis of women and children. mite Office Phone 6v9. G. Practice limited to diseases of tho Genito-Urinary Tract and Diseuses of the Sk! Office: Robrba: Special rics and children. Phones: Hospital, 10 a. Pp. mj; 7 200-201, 0. 5. mes, 5, BAWDEN, M. D. in. hb Bldg. Office 64; 272 or 278, m. to 1p. mj a. 4 to 8:30 D. m. D. |.. MARSHALL C, KEITH, M. D. Phy attention given to obstet- sician and Surgeon diseases of women Blackmore Building Office, 30; Residence douse, 347M.; Dp. m. 1210 and 164 | | Casper, Wyoming. GAT CLEANING NEW YORK HA’ wor CLEANING jock all kinds of ft We clean and re. Panamas, So: for Indica immings; all work suaran-| | | te We call for and deliver. Shoe | | shining parlor in conncetion. | 123 W. Second, Casper, Wyo. | Phone 1319W. ' Lo —o LAWYERS i WILLIAM 0. WILSON Attorney at we eo ° RING i Casper, Wyoming Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block a1 i MICHAEL W. PURCELL | Attorney-at-Law Sulte 216 O11 Exchange Building Casper, Wyo., Phone 8d. § iS & MURANE awyern. Exchunge Wag sper, Wyoming. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers { 809-10-11 ,O1 Excha — GEORGE W. FERGUSON Attorney. avy 22-23, Townsend Bldg. Phone 196-5 Casper, - + — ! Rooms Eyes Tested, Glasses Fitted. Our Work Guaranteed. 262 South Center Street PAINTER ©. _ ED | PAINTING | Painting Zrntatine I | elet ‘or ecorating | Satis PLANING MILL Eco J. 0. JOIINSON for AULU-Work and Window Glass PHONE 1323, Rear of McRorey Apts, s a Durbin Streets 8 do your mill work . r price: re right | We carry Sherwin-Williams Paints Phone 1462 — nae PLUMBING AND HEATING J. DONOHUE | Plumbing and heating, hot water heating a specialty. ‘Jobbing of all kinds promptly attende@ to, | Shop—826 8. Spruce. Phone 200-7 a es ROOMING HOUSES | nOMB West Second Se . | Se ae cel NELLIO P. DALTON, Prev, ———— STENOGRAPHER REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS W. L, TALBERT, Representative at o- Smith-Torner Drex Stere, 1 Phone 176 oo TRANSFER ta -———$—_____________, FOR Quick SERVICE HAMMI NSFER ONE 235 eee te al Et. EE VETERINARY SURGEON oe? Wore R. A. RATHBUN t | Veterinary Surgeon. \ At Casper Pharmacy. Phone 180, — | FOR RENT—Modern sleeping-room for {FOR Additional Classified Ads FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, with toilet, sink and shower. 314 8. Jackson, phone 844-M, 5-27-+tf FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom; close to bath. 559 S, Lincoln (new num- ber). 5-27-6t FOR RENT—Two-room house at rear of 425 S, Lincoln. Call 41 or 477-M. @ (5:27-3t* FOR RENT—Three-room unfurnished apartment; bath; lights; water and range in kitchen. Cal) 823-W. — 6-27-3t® $$ —___ FOR RENT—Sieeping-room; also good boars 209 East J St., N. Burlington. 5-28-2t* — FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room for ntleman: new, modern home; next to 310 CY Ave. 5-28-2t* FOR RE INT—Three large housekeeping ity lights and water; near xe- 8 Boxelder (new number). 5-28-20" FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. 313 W. First St. 5-25-tf gentleman. ley. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. Call 801-J, 255 S. McKin-| 5-27-tf | apartment Corner Cherry and Railroad. 5-17-tt FOR RENT—Three-room apartment. 651 W. Railroad Ave. 5-5-tf FOR RENT — Two-room basement apartment; pantly furnished. 134 N, Jackson. 5-22-tf ; FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom; two and one-half blocks east of Henning. it. 326 E. Fi 5-28-2t FoR R T—Modern apartment, fur- nished. 713 E. Second, side door, 5-28-tf FOR RENT—Three-room furnisged house; modern.--926»W. Midwest Ave. 5-28-4t* FOR RE '—Bedroom, adjoining bath; private family. 127 N. Grant, Phone -R. 5-28-2t FOR RENT — Two-room furnished house. Inquire Poplar (new num- ber). 5-28-2t* OO FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front bedroom with bath. 325 N. McKinley. 5-28-4t FOR RENT--Two sleeping-rooms, with use of bath; suitable for gentlemen; ——— FOR RENT—Modern sleepingyroom for gentlemen. Phone 777-M. 139 N. Grant. 5-29-1t ¥OR RENT—front sleeping-room for gentlemen; $18a month. 25 N. Grant St. Phone 1339, Cee 6-29-3t a ES FOR RENT—Degipable room. to relia- ble parties; close in. 432 S. Center (old number). © K 5-29-1t* ee i OR RENT—Three-room bungalow. In- quire at rear of 915 S. David. 5-29-2t* I YOR RENT—Three-room unfurnished house with bath; also basement. 126 Lambert Ave., Phone 1029-W. §-29-1t tENT—Three rooms and bath; unfurnished; on Lambert St.; vacant} June 1;. call Monday. 440 8. Durbin, Phone 589-J. 29-10" — POR RENT—One-room house in rear; two bachelors preferred. Phone 713-W. 5-29-3t .|faction guaranteed. pavement. 705 E. Second, Phone 3-25-6t* : 28-3" pi Ea ee oe WANTED— Anything of value you have FOR RENT—Tworoom modern apart-| chines rang: Wind of aeons aR ment; electric stove; fully furnished.] We buy and sell anything. Phone 810 W. llth. Apply Apt. J, Corner S.| 1086. 18-48 Shestnut. el a Cheatny U WANTED TO RENT—A house of six FOR RENT—Basement apartment in| Tooms, furnished, modern or part mod- new house. 437 S, Lincoln, Phone |€'n; will lease for one year. Mrs, Deck- 989-W. 5-29-1t |er. Phone 994, 5-27-4t* WANTED WANTED—Laundry work, rough dry or finish; CR a ee work a specialty. irs. ips, - | Lincoln (new number), 5-18-10t* | SEE BEN STORAGE & WAREHOUSE Phone 74W. CECIL BON WANTED—Live salesmen and brokers communication solicited. We are rec- ommending only the best oil companies ste after thoro investigation. We furnish bank reference and cooperation with our men every way possible. Har- well Brokerage Co., Central Stock Ex- chance, Wichita, Falls, Texas, 5-22-9t* WANTED—Nurse girl to take care of children; good wages. Apply Rox 222, Tribune. 6-25-5t FOR CARPET CLEANING call the In- vineible Vacuum Cleaning Co.; satis- Phone 1033-W, G. W. Anderson, 218 N. Center.¢ 5-25-5t* phone 483J. WANTED—Competent woman housework; four hours daily. Antler Rooms, 616 8. Wolcott. 5-22-t£ WANTED—Clean, otton » for wiping machinery; 60 per pound. Tribune Office. 4-21-1 WAN’ ond nana clothes and furniture of an: 10) e Salvation Army, 611J. a-11-tt WANTED—To Borrow—Twelve hun dred dollars on real estate. Address | Drawer, Box 1103 Casper. -28-tt WANTED—Tents, tarps, sadqes, har- ness, tools and _ 4g0) useho! woods. Phone 1086. 4-27-tf WANTED—Good Ford mechanics. Ap- ply Boyle's Garage, §-25-5t WANTED One hundred men’s second- hand suits, coats and pants. Highest prices paid. Will call for them. 4 130 W. MIDWEST AVE. Phone 19-J WANTED—For a nurse call 602-5. Mrs. Starr, Room 208. City references ee WANTED—Boys of 12 years and older to cary Tribune routes; good pay, steady employment if satisfactory. Ap- ply Circulation Manager, Tribune office. 5-26-6tdh WANTED—Some_ small houses and garages to build; also repair work. Phane. 1342. 5-27-t£ +. a FOR SALE—Five-room house. bath on first floor; 4 rooms and beth in basement, two-room house on rear of iot; it and small house rents for 9 per cent of ties eae Beat leaves owner five rooms n & quarters. For tion Phone 120-J. YOR SALE Three-room house; east light and waters, sidewalk ings; room for J. 0. Box 286 front; city to outbuild- house on iot. 916 5S. Wi 5-27-5t* . FOR SALE BY OWNER Beautiful three-room bungalow; water and sewer in; built-in bookcase; kitchen cabinet and cloget; nice corner lot; plenty of space for another building; absolute- ly a bargain for $1,500, terms. wSOSEE H. J. KOSKY Corner F and Washington, No. eae S27-tt Lot on 8, Grant St., 606x140, SYLVESTER F. PELTON Phone 928-3 925 S. Lincolu Ave. 5-27-tt sama > ——— FOR SALE—One thoroughbred Holstein bull calf; cheap if taken at once. 389 W. Second (old number), 240 Yellow- stone Ave. (new number). 5-26-tt ARMY GOODS PURCHASED FROM THE U. 8. government pup tents, ench_$ 4.00 Used army tents, pyramid shan, 16x16, class A, cost soyernment $100, each _____. 45.00 16x16, class B, each._-..—___. 16x16, class C, each__. <= Used army wall tents, 9x9, each, $25 to J eeewan nave ns -e= 18.06 Tarpaulins, 9x16, each_--.-_.-____ 16.00 ee WANTED—Man with team to do job of leveling lot. Phone 823-W. 5-27-3t* WANTED—Three or four-room fur- nigshed modern apartment with bath, by June 1, Phone 1289. 5-28-3t ———————— ____, WANTED—A route man; good opportu- nity for an ainbitious man who wants @ permanent position. Casper Dairy Co. , 5-28-2t* ——_—_ WANTED—Good girl to care for chil- dren. Apply Mrs, Van Hekken, C. B. & Q. Fating House. 5-28-2t* WANTED—Pressers,.. New Method Tailor and Clothier. -28-tf AGRICULTURAL WORK IN STATE 1S FAVORED BY WEATHER MAN, REPORT By S. C. RICHART < (U. 8. Weather Bureau, Cheyenne.) The week was more favorable for all} agricultural activities. , Temperatures | were near the seasonal average. Day temperatures averaged 67; night, 45; jand daily extremes of 83 and 28 were: reported. Sunshine percentages were: Cheyenne, 54; Lander, 76; Sheridan, 68; 76. The precipitation was er the west portion, very lit- urring east of the mountains,/ and Was mostly in the form of showers.| Piowing and seeding are now in prog- ress, though aereage may be somewhat the high cost of seed. ahd rye are doing well. rapid growth, and grass will soon Is abundant. Livestock are improving more rapidly, Shearing will not be. come general befo: June. Although the seeding and grow ing season is abont three weeks late the’ soil is now generally in good con dition, and rapid progress may be ex pected. Winter wheat Highest Lowest Preeipi- Temp. Temp. tation. Casper 76 36 59 Cheyenne 77 38 Chugwater 81 33 keville 68 28 Encampment . 69 33 “Lander 74 38 Laramie . vee af Pine Bluff 83 36 Pocatello, Idaho + 74 38 Rawlins 69 36 Sheridan 82 2 T—trace. CORN PRICE IS SENT TUMBLING BY FAKE CLAIM (By Associuted Press) CHICAGO, May —.29.—Apparently haseless reports that the switchmen’s strike had been settled gave a big tum- bie to values in corn Friday m1 setback was in July, which cents a bushel as red with yesterday's finish. For ort while selling was curtailed in some localities, owing tol Ranges made! the first week of| unusually WOULD BUY a residence lot and pay about $200 down and balance monthly. P. O. Box 119, Casper, Wyo. 5-28-t£ WANTED—Tracher remaining in town during summer months wishes posi- tion; will consider tutoring on ranch. Phone 336-W. 5-28-3t WANTED—Middlaaged lady to help with housework; companion to lady; ood wages. Phone 925-J, 705 E. Sec- ond. 5-28-3t* OO WANTED—Agents; lady or gentleman wanted for the city of Casper; sell the original Watkins Products; known. everywhere; write today. Watkins Co., 52, Winona, Minn, 5-29-1t eo WANTED—Man with team or auto who ean give bond to sell 137 Watkins home and farm products; biggest con- cern of kind in world; $1,500 to $5,000 yearly income: territory in this county open; write today, J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 112; Winona, Minfi. 5-29-1t WANTED—Boy about 15 with wheel to work from 7:30 a. m. to 3 p. m. dur- ing school vacation, Apply between 2 und 3 at Gunnison’s News Depot. 5-29-2t VANTED—Cook bearding-house. 789 Midwest Ave., Phone 1157-W. 5-29-1t Call at 5-28-4t oo | WANTWD+Chambermaids. Apply Hen- ning Hotel, 5-29-3t ANTED—Lady to care for lady and aby few days. Room 322, Wyatt Hotel. 5-29-1t* LOST AND FOUND HH, LOST—Parties taking package by mis- take please return to Holmes Hard- ware Co. 5-28-2t ———— LOST—Sunday, on Salt Creek road, be tween Casper and Nine-Mile Lake, one tire on rim, 31x4; patch on tire: 316 S. Lincoln’ (new number), Phone 457-W. pons 5-28-5t* | LOST—Black suitease with solled laun- ary, between Lincoin and Platte river bridge. Return /Tribune’ offies. | Liberal reward, t 28-48 LOST—Ladies’ gabardine trench coat; fleece Mned; finder please leave at Tribune; reward, 5-29-8t LOST—Auto Meense No, 1176, with tail- light attached. Return to Tribune office. Reward. 5-29-2t* WILL PLACE homesteaders. Sodium. Mrs. Nick DeVas. Aluminum mess kits, each -______. 76 U. S. army aluminum canteens, each 13 Steel hospi i 6.50 New hip rubber boots, per pair-_ 5.00 New leather saddle bares, per pair 3.50 1912 model officers’ saildles, each_ 15.00 U. 8. McClellan saddles, each-.___ 15.00 U.S. army pack saddles, all coni- plete, each ..---------=----_-_. 25.00 U.S, government metal horse, col- lars, ) ee ann 2.16 Cost the government $12.50 cach. U. 8. leather 18-19, each, $7; size 20 and o1 each -.. —ee= 9.00 Knapsacks, each e-aneesene= 1.60 New government horse blankets, - canvas, woo! lined, per pair_._. 11.00 Second-hand government woo!- lined canta horse blankets, pafr 8.25 U. 8. heavy wool 0. D. blankets, each 7.00 Heavy gray army wool blankets, eac! 5.50 U.S. army comforters, used, each 2.00 Storm covers, which have hardl: been used, per pair. 5.50 U. S. breast collar lead harness, with 27-foot lines, per set.---_-. 37.50 One and one-halfinch breech! harness, oak tan leather, 1%- inch lines, per set-. eo 1%-Inch breeching harness, lines, per set ---.-_____________ 66.00 1%-4n. government breeching har- ness, 1-inch lines, per set-__._._ 82.50- 2-in, short trace harness, 1%-in. lines, 14-inch strapwork, per set 93.50 Second-hand government halters, Der dowen — eo ae - 12.00 Separators, manufactured by Starch Bros., each, $40, $45 and 50.00 New U, S. recruiting sacks, each. 1.25 Hand corn planters, best made, ea. 1.00 Mail orders promptly filled. Send draft or money order along. Include postage, if by parcel post, and where necessary specify sizes. We do not issue cata- logues. -_ BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN, MIDWAY HORSE MARKET . ST. PAUL — ¥OR SALE—Some western saddles, like new. Phone 1086. 6-28-tf OOO FOR SALE—Willys-Knight five-passen- ger car; condition; price low. Box 227, Tribune, 5-28-2t ee FOR _ SALE— Seven-passenger Stude- baker; 1917 model; $400; good running order; must sell at once, owner leaving * town. Liberty Garage, 428 8. Elm. 5-28-2t* a Greatest bargain of all bargains just completed, to moye into; absc. lutely the most beautiful modern four- room latest California style bungalow; artistic “and well built, with bath, large closet, built-in kitchen cabinet and tol- onades, with bookcases; east front, cor- ner lot; very ideal location; one block from school. Price only_ $2,800. Dis- count for cash, See H. J .Koski, Corner ¥F and Washington $i per. 5-28-t£ —_—_—___— FOR SALE—One large reed baby car- riage; cheap if taken at ‘once. 134 East G B8t., Phone 849J. 5-29-2t* FOR SAL! Ford delivery car;_first- class shape. Call Bert Tullis, Phone 1096-W. > 5-28-2t* BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—500 per 1 cent annum in-a safe business enterprise. Write Box 984, Burkbur, nett, Texas. 5-29-1t . Elbert H. Gary and other eminent leaders in industry are to be heard 8+ An exhibition to show the progress | pl valley is to be held in St. Léuis next August. ! —— Canada is now producing some 70,000 tons of asbestos a year, the general meeting of the Ameen Iron and Steel Institute in New Yor" ‘The most) of the textile industry in tho Mississip-/¢ity today. Bt nT A The fifth international exhibition © the Rubber and Allied Industries 15 1 he held at the Royal Agricultural hall, London, in June of next year: bee