Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 12, 1921, Page 10

SUATUPHOLS REALTY LIGENGE LAW ON COAST Casper Realtors Working for} Statute Smilar to California Rulings to Raise Plane | of Dealings | In the first contest of the Califor- nia real estate license law to be prosecuted by a broker whose license was cancelled by the state real es- tate commissioner, Superior Judge A. F. St. Sure of Oakland has upheid the commissioner. Realtors of Cali-| fornia are jubilant over this decision. The case involved was that of F 3. C. Newman, doing business under he name of the “Peoples Realty Co.” in Oakland, whose license was cancelled by State Real Estate Com-| missioner Ray L. Riley, after the lat- ter had found Newman guilty of mis- representation. Newman appealed the case to the superior court and lost At the formal hearing before Com- missioner Ri evidence was submit- ted by the Oakland real estate board, and sustained by ; ‘ormer clients of Newman : the complaining witnesses, tending show that the broker had procured from owners of property exc'usi agency contracts by subterfuge while representing the ument he asked his clients to s be a simple brokerage agreement WORLD’S FASTEST GROWING VEGETABLE: N: | A wonderful cucumber, possibly, only exceeded in rapid growth by ‘certain edible bamboos and palms ‘and which grows from the blossom to an edible stage with amazing rapidity, has been produced by Fred A. Howard, the famous scientist of South Easton, Mass. When grown under proper con- ditions of soil and cultivation it requires but three or five days from the dropping of-the blossom to the table according to the climate in which the cucumbers are crown, To Distribute Seeds Later. When grown under these condi- tions, the day the blosscms zp f.om the vine, the tiny cucum- bers appear, and on that first day frequently reach an inch in length. On the second day, they are found to be greatly increased in size. On the third to fifth day they are of a size suitable for table use, and are then at their best, although they have not then attained full size. The texture of the flesh of the cucumber is described as infinitely more delicate and crisp than that of any other cucumber. This is due to its startlingly rapid wth. The fibers have no time to develop as in the case of slow growing cu- cumbers. The aroma and flavoi are also exquisitely delicate, Mr. Howard plans to arrange for tlc free distribution of the reed later on. Named for Hon. Joseph C. Sibley. “Mr. Howard’s desires are that the ypoblie shall have the advantage of -his wenderful new vegetable Marvelous cucumber ready for table in three to five days Newman had a membership in the Oakland Real Estate hoard but was expelled from that organization on a of unprofessional conduct out of complaints from his which the board's committee on grievances sustained. His trial by Commissioner Riley immediately fol- lowed. The foregoing is. of particular in- terest to the people of Casper for everyone here has bought, will buy or is buying real estate either ‘cr himself or his landlord. Casper, like a good’ many other communities has suffered from the misrepresentations of irresponsible men in real estate transactions to such an extent that a great many have fallen into the habit, at least *jokingly, of referring to all real es- tate men as crooks. 4 With this attitude in mind and in connection with the foregoing article the people of Casper and throughout Wyoming should know that we have in Casper a bunch of “live wire” real estate men in the Casper Real ics- tate board. This organization is lend- ing all possible assistance in having enacted into law by the present legts- lature a bill to license all real estate dealers in this state, this bill having originated with the Sheridan Real Estate board. With such a law in force the buying and selling public will be afforded the protection ob- tained in California and other states where such laws are now in effect. ‘The National Association of Real Estate Boards with which the Cas- per Real Estate board is affiliated is striving to put the realtor and the real estate business on a higher plane. They want to make this pro- fession a respected one and we owe them our fullest co-operation, Through their national association the real estate man has attained the position of realtor which carried cer- tain obligations working to the good of all whom realtors serve, as well as to the realtors themselves. ‘The na- tional association, out of its broad ex- perience and wisdom, has given to them a code of ethics, a rule of con- duct for them in the performance of their duties to their fellowmen to which they must adhere or suffer ex- pulsion from the association. The term “realtor” is copywritten and only a member of the National Association of Real Estate Boards may use same. By this sign may you be sure of the protection you should have in all your dealings in real estate as is shown in the above instance. growing REVENUE AGENT COMING TO ASSIST TAXPAYERS According an announcement from the Cheyenne office, Deputy Collector Edwin Barrett,of the rev- enue department will be in Casper to assist tux payers in filing their in- come tax returns from March 9 to 15. to Agate and Gem Cutting Send for price list or call. Why pay more when we charge less for better work? Our Work and Prices Satisfy AMERICAN AGATE CUTTING Co. CASPER, WYOMING 244 W. Yellowstone Hy. Downstairs, The Big Shop without cherge,” said an associate of Mr. Howard’s, “and that cayone who desires ha > th spportu- nity of cultivating it in his or her back yard, garden, or farm. But he he: not the faciliti. to grow 1¢ new die Gascly) in grea* quantity, and even if he had, his time is so fully occupied with his very valuable laboratory work, that it would be impossible for him to do so. So he has arranged that Joseph C. Sibley, former Congressman from Pennsyl- vania, shall propersts the plant at his experimental farm at Franklin, Venango County, -» where Mr. Sibley maintains one of the most elaborate and valuable private experimental farms in the United States. This experimental farm is overated solely to devise and demonstrate for the benefit of other farmers and lreeders, new and tly improved methods of breeding, of plant growth and soil cuitivation. Because. Mr. Sibley unselfishly offer. great benefit to | 2 interested in agriculturai eco- Fred A. Howord nomics, Mr. Howard -.as nrmed the Rew cucumlsr the “Josuh C. Sibley.” Years of Selective Breeding. Mr. Howard has produced the | new cucumber after several years of intricate selective breeding. The initial variety was ‘a cucumber wn in northern Russia where @ summers are very short, and where a fruit or vegetable, to en- dure and ‘to mature, must perfect itself with great rapidity. Work- vention this year rather unusual in that automobile parties were enjoyed and the merchants of Denver were allowed to show much hospitality in the way of entertainment, dented them in other years, Wholesale Clothing Prices Higher Than Mid-Winter, Report, C. M. Elgin, proprietor of the C. M. Elgin Shoe & Clothing company, has just returned from a meeting of the clothing merchants. held at Den- ver at which there were merchants from Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico. The largest attendance is reported since it was organized. Owing to unsettled conditions of the market and the speculative atti- tude of the buying public the con- vention was doubly interesting to the clothing merchants. Sucoessful and| prominent merchants were there| from all over the country and made| addresses pertaining to prices, labor} conditions and advice as to store! maintenance and upkeep. | seni Ta eS RATE INCREASE ASKED: DENVER, Colo.,"Feb. 12.—Hearings upon the request of the Colorado Power Company to increase power rates approximately 40 per -cent will be begun by the public utilities com- mission, March 15, the commission has announced. * Public libraries are not the modern institutions they are popularly sup- posed to be. They existed in Egypt, Persia, Greece and Rome, thousands of years ago, and the library estal- lished by the Arabs at Cordova con- fifty tained over two hundred and thousand’ volumes, A Bargain in The buyers who had attended the eastern markets on buying trips, re-|J INNER TUBES cently report that merchants all over|] which have been repaired and the country had put off till the last! unclaimed. minute their buying in hopes of| prices becoming stabilized, Now that. the buyers are pouring into the mar- kets, the merchandise that was made up is being taken, thus causing a shortage and the prices of today aro} not so inviting as those of mid-win-| ter when buying was at a standstill. Weather conditions made the con- OIL CITY AUTO. SUPPLY 412 East Second. . Phone 1112. FIXIT. Cash Registers repaired by factory experienced men, which gives us the advantage over the Mail Us Your majority of mechanics. KODAK Good, next, clever work—sat- FINISHING isfaction guaranteed. Quick Service Ss me prorune |f General Repair Co. SHOP 220 So. David St. Box 1076 Phone 685J. Casper, Wyo, ES RE aE ES a TS ‘ pe Caspet Dany Crivune SATURDAY, FEB. 12, 1921 EW CUCUMBER READY FOR TABLE IN THREE TO FIVE DAYS FROM BLOSSOM Do Tree Surg ing with this now obsolete variety as a parent plant Mr. Howard has produced the new variety which differs greatly in shape and qual- ity from its Russian ancestor. The new cucumber, when full size, about the size of a drinking glass but with the ends peat rounded, Fred A. Howard is w-dely known as a chemist and physicist. His great work in leather rectification is the sensation of the scientific world. NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK- HOLDERS’ MEETING. Notice is hereby given by the Wyoming Vendome Oil Company |that a majority holder of the capi- }tal stock of the company, having made application as provided by law, to call a meeting of the stock- holders, for the purpose of dissolv- ing the company, you will, there- fore, take ~ notice that a special meeting of the stockholders of the! Wyoming Vendome Oil Company is hereby called, to be held at the “If you want your tires to stay, Get them done the Wes - ern way.” Western Tire Exchange Vulcanizing aud Repairing 510 West Yellowstone B. H. Holmes, Prop. | | COAL N. & A. Coal Co. Phone 1400" KEYS Locks and Gun Repairs at the Old Reliable Shogren’s Gallery AND KEY SHOP 138 North Center Now Open Under ‘Afternoon Session, 3 Evening and children will policies you had in ANYTHING WORTH WHILE RE- QUIRES AN EFFORT. Your widow ‘Capitol Life’ McGrew Phone 153 ROLLER SKATING RINK OIL CENTER BAKERY HALL 324 West Yellowstone Ave. New Management to 5:30 ‘ Session, 7:30 to 10:30 Yes, Natural Gas in collect only those force at death. A Fuel Clean partment will very necessary piping. 114 South Wolcott 50% Reduction duce the Housework to This Extent Quick Efficient Just say the word and’ our Gas-Fitting De- GAS DEPARTMENT New York Oil Co. : Your Home Will Re- That Is quickly install the Henning Hotel, Casper, Wyoming, at 12 o'clock noon, on. Monday, February 28, 1921, for the Fealgores of voting upon the proposition of dissolving the company. Dated this 27th day of January, tl A. D. 1921. i O. GRAY, Secretary. Publish Feb. 12 to Feb. 28, inclusive. oo NOTICE OF DEFERRED AN. NUAL STOCKHOLDERS’ . MEETING. Notice is hereby given by the Blackstone Salt ©; Oil Company that the deferred annual mecting of the stockholders of said com- ny will be held at the Henni ‘otel, Casper, Wyoming, at | o'elock p.m. on Monday Febru. ary 28, 1921 for the purpose of electing directors for ensuing year, and transacting “such other’ usiness as may properly come be- fore the meeting. Ww. a McLAUGHLIN, Dated this 27th day of Januavy, at us jay oO! ani ‘JA. D. 1921. ‘ Publish Feb, 12 to Feb. 28, inclusive. pBesarts cihe itis! CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION Insurance Commissioners Office, State of Wyoming: Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 5, 1921. it_is hereby certified, That the Western Casualty Company of Denver, in the State of Colorado, has complied-with the. Insurance Laws of this State and is author- ized to transact the business of Health and Accident Insurance in this State for the current year. Witness my hand and seal of of- pice the day and year first above itten. D. M. FORSYTH, Insurance Commissioner : By H. G. Camplin, Deputy. (Seal) Publish Feb. 12, 1921. oes coves (ORDINANCE NO. 206-A. ORDINANCE REPEALING AND et fee Eh ORDINANCE NO. 41-A, Be it ordained by the Mayor,and City Council of the City of Cas- per: Section 1. That Ordinance No. 41-A of the ordinances of the City of Casper is hereby repealed and annulled. Passed adopted and approved aS 7th day of Februery, A. D. ‘ B. H. PELTON, Jr., ayor. Attest: ASA F. SLOANE, re City Clerk. jeal) Publish Feb. 12, 1921. ACCOUNTANTS : J. A. LIKELY Public Accountant and Auditor All kinds of Books opened and closed:and kept. Authority on In- come Tax matters. All business coming through my office kept strictly confidential. 125 W. SECOND. PHONE 1268, GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORPORATION Auditces and Accountants Stock Registrar and Transfer Agents, Phone 660 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG $ Public Accountants Income Tax Service ith Floor 0-8 Bldg. ‘Tel. 7670. ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architects Rooms 24-25 Townsend Block Casper, Wyo. ‘Phone 440, GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY Architects 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1162 ee eee BAGGAGE and TRANSFER SEARLES TRANSFER AND § MOVING A SPECIALTY BEAUTY SHOPS IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP Balcony Smith-Turner Drug Store. Satisfaction Guaranteed, a CEMENT BRICK FREE BRICK AND TILE CO. Mantle Brick, $10 to $45 per M. Common Brick, $23 per M. . _ Delivered Phone ‘Ww __.._ CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Chiropractors Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. Office Phone 706, Res, 92. DR. B. G, HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN Chiropractors Suite 2, Townsend Block Phones: Office 423, Res. 1235, DR. M. HARNED Chiro; practor 162 N. Ximball St. Phone 1457 EVAH M. HOUSER P. 8. C. Graduate Will_mako house calls or call at 214 E._Fifth. Phone 1528J. CLEANERS and PRESSERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Horsch & Nygaard Cleaning, Pressing, Remodeling “THE POINT” Center, Fifth and Railroad Sts. “Service” Our Motto. Phone 56, ———————— DOCTORS ‘ $ Obstetrics and Diseases of Women Smith & Turner Drug Store Office: ith, Building. Phones: Office 595, Residence 632R. FE nen te ee oe DL DR, L. C. SMITH Over Golden Rule Store Special Attention Given to Sur- gery, Diseases of Women and Children and Obstetrics. , Phones: Res. 15513, Office 21W. FO nA DR. J. C. KAMP Physician and Surgeon Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. Phones: Office 130, \._ 85. DR. MYERS Physician and Surgeon — Special Attention Given to Diseases of Women and Chil idren. Sulte 200-201, 0.-S. Bldg. Phones: Office 699, Res. of DR. T. J, RIACH Physician and Surgeon Office: Room 4, Wood Bldg. Phones: Office 743, Res, 1222. MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D, and Special Attention Given to Obstet- rics and Diseases of Women and Children. Blackmore Bldg. Phones: Office 30, Res. 164. MUSICIANS 3. WAITZ BUCHER (Organist, St. Mark's) INSTRUCTION IN PIANO, Phone 1501 ORGAN, THEORY OF MUSIC Phone 477W or 1508 Business and Professional Directory | 112 E. Second, CONSULTING ENGINEER “SPIRAL MUSHROOM SYSTEM” (Patented) * “ Reinforced Concrete Designs and Met. Life Bldg. Minneapolis Minn. DENTISTS DR. E. L. NEWLANDER Dentist 112 East Second Street Suite No. 4, Phone 1195R. ne. Over White's Grocery DR. J. J. DONOVAN w Logation Over White's. . Grocery Suite 5 Phone 66. HAT CLEANERS NEW YORK HAT CLEANING WORKS We clean and re block all kinds of Hats, Panamas, Soft, Felt and Stiff Hats for Ladies and Geutle- men. New \trimmings;. all work guaranteed. We cail for and de- liver. Shoe shining parlor _in connection, > Phone 1319-W 123 8S. Center, Casper, Wyo. LAWYERS GEORGE A. WEEDELL Attorney-at-Law Associated with Durham & Lowey, Attorneys-at-Law P’sone 793 801-2 Oil Exchange , Wyo. WILLIAM 0. WILSON Attorney-at-Law Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block » Wyo. MICHAEL W. PURCELL Suite 316 oll Exch fe hange Bldg. Phone 86 '. Wyo. HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchango . Bldg. » Wyo. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. GEORGE W. FERGUSON Rooms 22-23, Townsend Bldg. Attorney-at-Law Phone 196.3 Casper. Wyo. PES ite ok EL ORE __ RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS Repairing and Cleaning M’Kinnon & Jackson Freeze- Proof Cores Installed, 434 W. Yellowstone PHONE 1144, AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE Bert Wellington and i - Expert Workmen 124 West Second, Phone 1545. ne 1545 _SHOE SHINING PARLORS AMERICAN SHINING PARLOR Woe Solicit Your Shoe Shining Patronage Only first-class Shoe Polish (Whittemore’s) used. We do not charge extra for shining your heels, ___ LOBBY 0-8 BUILDING _.__STENOGRAPHERS BEATRICE L. JONES Public Stenographer Mimeograph Work a Specialty. Stenographers fornished by the day NEW TRIBUNE BUILDING— ACROSS FROM P, 0. Phone 1204 “TAILORS. H. WHALEY Ladies’ and Gent's Tailoring Cleaning, Pressing, Re) and aesiong oe Gar tailor-made suits as cheap as -made. ready. 116 E. Midwest Ave.—Phone 482-J Fe aw bin insist OO TAXIDERMISTS PICNEER ROBE & TANNING CO. ‘We tan all kinds of Skins; man. Fur, Coats, Robes and La- dies’ Garments; Taxidermy in all its branches. Our work is Pa- pier Mache. Beaver Skins tanned and plucked when lawfully tag- ged. Write for prices. Phono 787W. ? 333 S. ELM ST, CASPER, W¥0. ee t WELDING LET MILLER DO IT! Welds. Anything but a Broken Heart. \ ALL WorRK GUARANTEED. 436 W. Yellowstone PHONE 11444. 2 arene: goods. We buy and sell anything. ‘| Phone 1086, 2-28-tf. WANTED—Double house, furnished Classified Ads FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Onve large front sleeping room, outside entrance, with bath, a dandy, suitable for three or four men, 160 North Beech, phone a 2-10-tf. 2-12-1t ¥OR RENT—Sleeping room for one or two gentlemen, two blocks from the 107 South Durbin, phone 212-1t FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping, three or four ladies or gentlemen, 321 South McKinley. 2-12-1t* FOR RENT— Furnished hd room FOR RENT—Large front bed room with heat, private entrance, sui*ai .c for one or two gentlemen, $20. Call at 639 South Ash. 2-11-ate FOR R®NT—Nicely furnished front bed room, adjoining bath in mod ern home. Call 675 South Park, phone 932R. My 2-10-tf. FOR RENT—Very well furnished up- stairs, also basement room, close to P. ©., phone 709, 423 South Beech. 2-9-4" FOR RENT — Light housekeeping room, suitable for two, no children, furniture for sale, 118 West B. 2-11-2t* FOR RENT—Front bed room, suitable for two young men, 422 South Beech phone 756W. 2-12-tf. FOR RENT—Modern sleeping room, gentlemen: preferred, 833 East Sec- ond street. _ 2-12-4f. FOR RENT—Furnished room, in pri- vate home to gentlemen preferred, 1015South Elm. 219-20 FOR RENT—Basement slecping room with furnace heat, $3.50 per week 309 West 8th. 2-12-Lt* FOR RENT—Two comfortable sleep- ing rooms for men in new modern home, 215 North Lincoln. 2-11-st FOR RENT—Room adjoining bath, * gentlemen preferred, phone 774W. 418 East A street. 2-1-6 FOR RENT — Light rooms. Call 163 street. housekeeping North Wolcott 2-11-2¢¢ FOR RENT—Modern sleeping roo:n on pavement, just off CY, 1021 South Elm. 2-3-1f. FOR RENT—Sleeping room, home board, 1335 South Oak. * 2-12-1t phone 2-12-2t FOR RENT—Sleeping room, 861R, 643 East Second. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Everybody to know about Casper Stucco, It\s the best and most durable finish for any building. Look at the Hart Apartment corner of Eleventh and Chestnut streets. Clean and bright and will remain so far a century. No paint, no repairs, no tarnish, always the same, clean and bright. Casper stucco finishing material is mined on the property of the Wyoming Asbestos Producing Co. It is white quartz and mica. Have your contractor use it on any job. I will furnish the material and the formula for its use, to any contractor. Price $3.00 per hundred. Fred Patee, 1014 South-Oak street. WANTED—Anything of value have to sell—furniture, » SW: ing machine—any kind of household you. for two families of three persons each, must be close in, 413 East Rail- road, phone 495M, 2-12-02¢ WANTED—Double house, furnished, for two families of three persons each, must be close in, 413 East Ratl- road, phone 495M. 2-7-6t a WANTED—To trade carpenter™ worl for lot, box 75 Tribune. 2-9-6t* ——$_<$<§£_iii WANTED—A complete list of a few strings of tools and casings also or Mack's and rigs, box 2245, Salt Lake City, Utah. 2-10-30t ————— BOARDERS—And roomers, in partly modern home, reasonable, also plain sewing, phone 673R. 2-10,tt ————— WANTED—Highest prices paid for furniture, 120 West Midwest Ave., phone 249, 12-29-tf. TO WANTED—Clean lightweight cotton rags; 5c pound, Tribune office. dh. FOR FOR SALE—.44 Smith-Wessen re- volver and a :22 Remington rifle, both in good condition. See John Vogel, first shack south of Asphalt plant. 2-10-3t* FOR SALE—Largest stock of rebuilt tires in Wyoming, workmanship guaranteed, $5.00 up. New Inner tubes, all sizes $2.50 up. Northwestern Tire & Rubber Shop, 526 East A cee ep ———— FOR SALE—New $40 blue suit, size 36, tailor made, lined with satis, never worn, price $25, 856 South Spruce. 2-11-2t* —_—<—<—— FOR SALE—Good oak counter with lock drawer. and compartments, reasonable. cal at Tribune effice. 2-3-tf-da. ————— NOTICE—To refinery workers. For sale Oxy Gas burners, $25 installed. Burns kerosene, H. G. Anderson, 134 North Jackson. 2-9-4t ———— FOR SALE—One 16-gauge Wirchest- er Shotgun, one .22 Remington rifle. Can be seen at 544 South Grant.2-12-dh, ee FOR SALE—Gents Pierce wheel, wits coaster brake. like new, $30.00, 918 West Fifteenth corner CY. 2-12-1t* —— FOR SALE—Cheap one new twenty ton Weaver automobile press. Call Bule, Casper Bottling Works. 2-11-2t® —$————— FOR SALE—Corn fed, dressed hogs, 333 North Wolcott, phone 613, Barter Produce Co. 1-18-tf, Rain sca UR ees FOR SALE—Cello, fine instrument, 617 West Ninth street, phone 618R. 2-10-t£* FOR SALE—Thorobred white Laug- shang cockerels, 215 North Grant. 2-8-5 —— FOR SALE—Several officedesks;com- puting scales, platform scales, phone 1086. 2-7-tf. — Ee FOR SALE—Small safe. Apply C. B. Searles Transfer Co. ~ 2-11-2t¢ FOR SALE—Old newspapers, call at mnthone offien 2-8-0. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Double corner lot, best district East Twelfth, $4,000, will take good car as first payment, P. 0. box 319, 2-12-6¢ FOR SALE—Lot 12 block, 82 Butlor addition, 60x140 feet, east front, price $1,000, your own terms, phone 15973. 23-tt. FOR SALE—Three lots, will take a good car in trade, phone 1576J. 2-12-3t* FOR SALE—AUTOS QUANTITY OFUSED CARS 1920 seven passenger Nash in A-1 shape, reasonable, 1919 Chandler Coupe, four passenger in A-1 shape. We stand back of our used cars. Naxh Casper Motor Co., 146 South Kimball, phone 1125J. 2-12-1t be FOR SALE One Olds Bight; $800.00; one Ford Sedan, $600,00;,one Overland Touring, $325.00; one Chandler touring, $150.00; on easy terms. ’ North Center Auto Repair Co. Corner G and Center AGS 8 nthe ear EE FOR SALB—One Cadillac Victoria 1917. model’ A-1 condition, price $1400, terms, also 1918 Buick seven-~ passenger’Sedan $1500. Call for dem- onstration. Casper Motor Co., phone 909 2-10-%t pid ies SE SR EK WOR SALE—Buick 1920 five passen’ ger good condition, run- 3600 miles, new tires, part terms to responsible party, phone 1095. 2-9-4t $$$ FOR SALE—One Ford delivery car A-1 condition, one Maxwell touring -|ear, good condition, a real bargain, phone 1086, 2-5:tf, FOR SALE—i919Buick six, phone 1342, 210-208 MISCELLANEOUS eee GET BUSY—Keep busy. Is your job unsafe? Is it permanent? You want a life long business. You can get into such a business selling more than 137 Watkins products direct to farmers if you own auto or team or can get one, if you can give bond with per- sonal securities, We back you with big selling helps, 52 years in business 20,000,000 users of our products. Write for information, where you can get territory. J. R. Watkins Co., Depart- ment 111, Winona, Minn. 212-128 HOW. TO START—In business for yourself{—A little book sent free to men and women anxious to mako money by working part or full time. _~ Clows Co., Philadelphia, Pa., © 2-12-1 VISIT—The North Casper Photo gal- lery, E. 8. Sitz, corner Lincoln aad Pear at Second door north 1908, 2-12-26 LL WANTED—Tents, tarps, saddles, har- ness, tools antl some id goods. Phone 1086. 4-27. ——$—$_$$_$? WANTED—Two roomers in basement 504 West Yellowstone. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—Draft horses, harness, Blanchard camp, 1% miles east Burlington depot 2-5-tf." SUB! Eee enone Dahiya SEE FOR RENT—HOUSES peree FOR RENT—Two room house furnish- ed, Inquire after 4 o’clook Pp. m. 2-12-1t8 | Corer of St. John and East F. streets North Casper. 2-12-1¢% FOR RENT—ight room house, and water, is suitable for Loontiy roomers and boarders, 1238 South Pome 2-10-4t¢ IBE FOR THE TRIBUNE. mares, | jar. When ye first began making As- bestos Chimney Blocks, we used about, 25 tohs of Asbestos material the first year. We used about 250 tons of Asbestos material the second year, and the third year, 1920, we used more than 500 tons, and lost $5,000 worth of business because wo couldn't fill our orders, We have demonstrated that there is a good paying manufacturing busi- ness waiting for the investment of capital to work,yit on a larger scale. The Asbestos that we have been using is the kind that is thrown out as “Tailings” at every other Asbestos mine in the world. Though it stands Fred Patee, 1014 S, SOMETHING ABOUT ASBESTOS the highest fire test. We mula for making ‘Astestog, aameies from the same material that can be made for one-half the price that bestos shingles are now produ Our shingle will be stronger and better non-conductor of heat than any now made anywhere in the world, Edwin Hall, former State Geologist of Wyoming, and one ‘of the best Posted engineers in the world on As. bestos, used to say that we. had As: h to make a cars of Asbesto# shingles pec dag tae one hundred years. We are going to ey and prove that Ed was right, is Casper goin E : dustry and help it ane a A Oak, Casper, Wyo, i q 2 ba |