Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1921, Page 12

CA FTA Ir MY ap co by py le a Lo 24 ho re vie ait in Lh he pb or _ Lak SOc = 3 3 : PAGE | TWELVE SPRY (9 MADE LAND OFFICE COMMISSIONER Recess Appointment of Ex-Gov-| emor of Utah Announced To- day by President Warren G. Harding WASHINGTON, March 17.—A re- cess appointment as commissioner of the general land office was given by President Harding today to William Spry, former governor of Utah. LT LA Utah, March 17.—Mr. Spry governor of Utah from 1908 to During his tenure of office he refused to pardon Joe Hillstrom, convicted of the murder of a grocer in Salt Lake, despite threats against his life, said to have been made by members of the Indus- trial Workers of the World. WASHINGTON, March 17.—Ed: ward C. Finney of Kansas was given a recess appointment by President Harding today as first assistant secre- tary of the interior. AMBASSADORSHIP JAP UNDER CONSIDERATION WASHINGTON, March 17—Rans- ford S$. Miller, consul generla at Seoul, Korea, is understod to be among those under consideration for appointment as ambassador to Japan to succeed Roland S. Morris, who conducted the negotiations here with the Japanese ambassador, resulting from the adoption of the California anti-alien Jand law. Mr. Miller is a native of Ithaca, N. Y., and has been in the diplomatic service since 1906, when he became eretary and interpreter to the em- bassy at Tokio. a peeres PUBLICATION RESUMED WITH NON-UNION FORCE BINGHAMPTON, N. J., March 18. —Binghampton newspapers with forces of non-union printers resumed publication here after a lapse of eight days, due to a strike of union printers. The Press (afternoon) issued an eight* page paper with advertising elimi- nated. ‘The strikers asserted today that they will continue their stand for an in- crease of wages and a 44-hour week. N. & A. Coal Co. Phone 1400 'HOLDUP STAGED AFTER HIGHWAYMEN TRIED 10 GET RED CROSS FUNDS LARAMIE, ‘Wyo., March 18.—Harry McCoy, who with his wife is under arrest at Cheyenne for attempting to | hold up and rob Dr. C. Y. Beerd, sec- retary of the state board of health, has been identified as the fellow who here, a day or two before the Chey- enne crime, attempted to induce the Red Cross to advance him sufficient money to purchase transportation for himself and wife to Oklahoma. He also attempted to borrow money from former soldiers here, stating that he was an ex-soldier. He obtained from the Red Cross a sufficient amount of money to purchase food for himself and wife. After thus appealing to charity here the couple went to Chey- enne and put up at the best hotel in Cheyenne, t ARRANGE CO-OPERATION IN PATRIOTIC LABORS WASHINGTON, March 16.—(By United Press.)\—The National Congress for the Co-ordination of Patriotic and Civic Work met here Tuesday. Its object is the promotion of’ the move- ment started by the National Security league and the American Legion to bring about a co-operative arrange- ment among the various agencies en- gaged in this sort of work throughout the country According to ent, |fice of practically every orgunization of im- portance in the country which has to do with so-called Americanization work is co-operating in the movement and will be represented. ‘The plan of co-ordination, which it is expected will result from the con- gress, has been worked out by ana- tional committee created at the first meeting called by the National Secur- ity league and the American Legion in this city on December 1, 1920. a JUAREZ GUARD RETURNED EL PASO, Texas, March 18.—One hundred men, a company of the First Gendarmes of “the Mexican army, have been returned to Juarez to do guard duty. AM troops were ordered away from Juarez last month by the federal government as a protest to open gambling. They were removed to San Ignacio, eighteen miles from Juarez, but the Juarez chamber of commerce was influential in getting some of them brought back. CALL FOR BIDS. Bids will be received bee State Board of Charities and form up to 2 o’clock P. M., the 4th,day of April, 1921, for the completion of cottage for ty yon ‘ing State Train- ing School ee nder, Wyoming. Plans ma: ocured at the of- fa) ubois, Architect, Cheyenne, Wyoming, or at the of- fice of Dr. Jones, Superintendent of Mail Us Your KODAK FINISHING Quick Service THE PICTURE SHOP Box 1076 Casper, Wyo, A REMARKABLE No extra charge. 105 S. Center You are invited to make your Gift selections for Weddings, Easter, Birthday and Anniversaries. PJouds- J Hardware “Where the Best Costs Less” COMMUNITY PLATE Just Arrived! collection of Gifts ia ‘Community Plate at $1.00 and up. These are the COMMUNITY Correct Service Pieces—each beautifully packed in its COMMU- NITY Gift Case lined with Deep Blue Velvet. Olliver Company Phone 714 2S BASKET STORES CO. FOUR STORES IN CASPER SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY Kraut, 6 cans Canned Vegetables EMPSON’S Plums, No. 244 cans______25¢ Apricots, No. 214 cans____25¢ Peaches, No. 214 cans_____ 30c Peaches, gallons _________| 80c Blackberries, gallons ___$1.40 Apricots, gallons _________ 75c Blueberries, gallons ____$1.50 Libby’s Milk; tall cans, per Nutro rolled oats, large pack- CABG jhe gly Caras $6.25 age, 3 Ibs., 7.07.22 ee 25¢ Delicious. Jam, 10-Ib. pail Delicious Jam, 5-lb. pail Incorporated Hominy, 6 Tomatoes, 21/,-Ib. CANS 6 CANNED FRUITS gallons 1 Store—Railroad and Spruce - - . 2 Store—949 So. Center St. - ~ . 4 Store—l00 So. Jackson - - ~ . 5 Store—700 No.Center - - Pumpkin, 6 cans Case price any above, $3.90 Cherries, Red Pitted, Loganberries, gallons ___$1.50 - Phone 688-W. cans 220225 6 cans ____ cans, $1.00 Phone 403 ~ Phone 1059-] Phone 1164 W; State : | School we Lata i Wyoming. parame Laws aries Naess jinecrarees cet egal hag Mad bray abe aed abr ail tge | ANNOUNCEMENT: State ND Sete | Witness hand a a . Mills, ess my an feat of of- Be fe ete aa 22, 28, , 198. Y-|fice the day and year first above SS written. “ NOTICE. ~ eth (Seal). D. nie United States. ‘any Bes Casper, mmissioner, Wyoming, Ottchiet Custodian. ee Speer Deputy. Wyo., March 16, 1921.) pie Marion F., Wheeler Agency. Ler posals will be received iad ; at this office Pek 20 a. m., en inp 8c t is building i e drawing 1 tt aeats tovies of which may | from the custodian i =, oe Publish March 16, 18, 21, 1921. ee CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION ee canlenoee Office, o ‘yomi is Noewigy Union Fire aoe 1a and th rEaN ine = The undersigned Physicians.and Dentists wish to announce the removal of their offices to ~ Rooms 304 to.311 Inclusive I wish to announce to friends and former patrons that I am again located in Casper and will be glad to do your opened closed aud kept. mise’ on In- ‘come Tax matters. coming, strictly confidential. 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1162; ,BAGGAGE and TRANSFER We are <aeibiben with the stock to supply your wants in high grade lum- ber and builders’ supplies. Rig tim- bers a specialty. _ KEITH LUMBER co. enone 9, pas AUDITORS f a DOCTORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG DR. 3. C, KAMP Public Accountants Physician and Surgeon \ Income Tax Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. Ath Floor 0-8 Bldg. Tel. 767d, Phones: Office 130, Res. 85. DR. MYERS. “ So ee DE NRO R ea »Physiclay and Surgeon J. A. LIKELY Special Attentfon Given-to Diseasca Public Accountant and Auditor. of Women and Children. Suite 200-201, 0.-8. Bldg. Phones: Office 699, Res. 764. MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. Physician and Surgeoa Special Attention Given to Obstet. All hinds of Books and business through my Atitice kept NEW YORK HAT CLEANING WORKS ©. A. RAINWATER We clean and re block all kinds of Architect © af Hats, Panamas, Soft Office. 226 Midwest Bldg. AUTO REPAIRING guaranteed. We call for and de- liver. Shoe shining parlor in Yellowstone Vuleanizing & Re- Sones AM ip: treadmg Shop. Old Tires made new. 522 E. Yellowstone. 123_S. Center. Casper, Wyo. HOTELS WHITE TRA co. 7 2 is under ; Auto Repair Work Seta Mi ova SM" | $i Wietate petal ate by. — > ‘ onth. ‘est md. We also have an expert sellin, ee eine end Pans | oo ee partment. » ‘Moving. Phone 74-3. LAWYERS 5 JOEBAUER SEARLES TRANSFER AND GEORGE A. WEEDELL ¢ Office—Tait’s Billiard Hall Associated ‘with Durham & Lowey, ° ° Phones: Res. 87-W, Gffice 104 Attorneys-at-Law West Side Auto R rr Sh MOVING A SPECIALTY Phone 794 one Om Exchange epa : op | BEAUTY SHOPS WILLIAM 0 Se ; IDEAL BEAUTY SUOP Attorney-at-Law Bauer & Flader Balcony, Sith Turner Drug Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block -328 West Midwest Ave. Tel. 1369 Holmes’ Saturday Economy Sale Brooms 59c Sart 3 Se eieaball St. DR. L. L, WADI Special Prices on 18 Phone 153 Osteopathic Physician a . ~ Rm. 5-7 Wood Bik. Phone 1277-3. . s. EVAH M. HOUSER x Tinware Aluminum Ware P. 8. C. Graduate PRODUCE Will make house calls or call at ———e—e—oor Graniteware . Silverware See Our Window Holmes Hardware Co. Phone 601 Lamps Baskets . H Crees ‘ * leaning, Ae AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE Paint Window Glass Brushes’ |||" *"2-runvoint™ Bert, W. ; § hs Center, Filth and Tallroad Sts. Re and. pairing “Service” Our Mottoy Phone 56. ~Expert , Rese aaa 124 West Second. Phone 1545. CASPER CLEANERS, Inc.’ | ieneapentammemara eee Cleaning . Dyeing Remodeling “SHOE SHINING FARLORS. 120 Kast Fifth. Tel. 2650.00 | to ANYTHING WORTH WHILE RE- ‘QUIRES AN EFFORT. Your widow, and children will collect only those policies you had in force at death. Phone 153 = : : $ 3 i : : : 3 Hy 3 = 3 : : : : : : : 3 : : = : : = Once nene essence cece nee Deceeessoscescononooenoosoooees: Jo oevccccccoreccsevoconccooeooscseoeecee, CHIROPRACTORS Phones: Office 423, Res. 1235, ROR ist i ar CONSULTING ENGINEER we + Wyo. Satisfaction Guackntsed. HAGENS: & MU = : wyers CEMENT BRICK | 206207 off Exchange Bids. FREE BRICK AND saint Casper, Wyo. Mantle Brick, $10 to M, Common Brick, $23 per M., NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers. Delivered Phone 968-W 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. GEORGE W. FERGUSON . J. BH. JEFPREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Phone 196-3 Chiropractors Casper. Wyo. Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. Office Phone 706, Res. 92. MUSICIANS DR. B. G. HAHN 3. WAITZ BUCHER (Organist, St. Mark's) INSTRUCTION IN PIANO, ORGAN, THEORY OF MUSIC Phone 477W_ or 1508 OSTEOPATHS DR. EDNA HAHN Chiropractors Suite 2, Townsend Blak M. E. HARNED Phone 1528. CIVIL ENGINEERS W. H. FISHER, ©. E. Surveys —— Maps —— Plans Estimates and Reports Room 214 Midwest Bldg. Casper, Wyo. BARTON PRODUCE CO. Wholesale Poultry, Eggs, Fruit CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS Repairing and Cleaning ANS SAC Casper Wren Se | (CLEANERS and PRESSERS | ™ S'Peaot Goren ‘tant OP haa THE SERVICE CLEANERS PHONE 1054W ‘ Horsch & Nygaard AMERICAN SHINING PAR) We Solicit Your erga nag Pat Onty first-class Sh Pe (Whittemore’s) used. We Pipe charge extra for shining your LOBBY 0-S Bortbino Reka Ce i Met. oe a A STENOGRAPHERS CONTRACTORS Public. Stenographers: Mimeograph Work a Specialty, Stenographers fornished by Sere NEW TRIBUNE BUILDING— ACKOSS. FROM: For the Best in Building FRANKLIN 0. HOLTZMAN CONTRACTOR & BUILDER MP, O. Estimates Glady Furnished Phono 10994, TAILORS DENTISTS : SEAT 6 o “rf ok ? DR. E. L. NEWLANDER Eadie’ and Gent's Tall Capitol Life McGrew PSecond 8 aeeiee Alterations. ; 112 East Second Street iterations, Suite No. 4. Phone 1195R. Our tauecinabe suits as cheap as Over White's Grocery ly-made, DR. J. J. DONOVAN New Location Over White's Grocery Suite 5 112 E. Second. TAXL SERVICE CALL 8& OR 216 Phone “66. FOR BILLY'S. TAXIE nn eee THE HOMES HOTEL on ee Vegetables, 333 N. Wolcott a _ RADIATOR REPAIRING 116 E. Midwest Sayers Chowne 482-3 ea EEE ee ans FOR RENT—ROOMS Hourmycail at it South Duhbin after 6 p.m. 3-17-tt FOR RaRTaws attractive rooms ad- joining bath, private home, break- fast i€ desired: also garage: just off, CY. Phone 169M. 3-18-2t ‘hree basement rooms, furnished for light housekeeping; Jno children; hot and cold water. 321 South McKinley. 3-18-2t* leon RENT—One furnished sleeping room, suitable for one or two gen- tlemen. 162 North Kimball, phone 1457. $-17-3t FS ab ARES PS UU ag FOR RENT—BEasement sleeping room, adjoining bath, private entrance; ose in, side entrance. on 3-17-20" FOR RENT— One uicely, furnish front room, suitable for bne or two gentlemen. "142 West — Eleventh, phone 815R. 3-17-20" oe: RENT — “Attractive ‘sicepins adjoining bath, private home. {1081 Bouth Spruce, phone 0M. -16-tf. sleeping room with bath for two men, close to re- FOR RENT—Large 3 : OAs . 11: 125 W. SECOND. PHONE 1268. nays bie. 1228 Midwest Refining Co. Building pat oh LB at ies and Diseasea'e” Women |finery, very reasonable, 1228, south : : GUARANTEE REGISTRY He —e——rrs RPORSA Be actos ge ROOM AND ARD fi i: 4 Corner of Wolcott and East Second Streets Rudlsdcs’ Aaa Accobutante Phones: Office a:. es. 164. ear refinery, with bath. 663 West Casper, Wyoming Stocks esata Transfer |"EMPLOYMENT . BUREAU. |22ucwstone- Phone 15SW. S186 bs oma ~ FOR RENT — Furnished~ basement hone 660 i Telephones 1650 and aos 208-11 as Exchange Bldg. pisveoing gn andnie Agecer Au pana ee ues phone 8973, Dk. J. C, KAMP ARCHITECTS st., Phone 1311W. P, 0. Box 8. FOR RENT—Modern sleeping DR. T. J. DREW ister FOOT SPECIALIST * close ja, gentlemen preterred, i ny DR. C. H. BAILEY j DUBOIS & GOODRICH , T SPECIALIST East Second. DR. T. J. RIACH 1. J. PEI 7 FOR RENT—Basement sleeping room is ‘ Rooms 2425 Townsend Block Moar ( sSisbrmganns ce We ith bath, suitable for two gent DR. K. GC. MacPHERSON Casper, Ws0. Phone 40, All Foot Ailments ‘Treated, Without | nen,” s0¢ South Durbin. SaT-3t —— zs) GARBUTT, WEIDNER & : FOR, RENT— Root: furnished f a SWEENE HAT CLEANERS light housekeeping. 481 South Dur- Architects in. B17-tf, fe RENT—Nice room in modern home; gentlemen, preferred. #810 cY.: BARE FOR RENT—Modern room for one pe geutentas ren te bes RENT—Clean, Girnibed room, close in, bath; suitable sa, ‘hree men. 181 North Beech. -2t* FOR RENT—Front bedroom in. pri- vate. family. 404° South Grant, phone 1115. B17-3t FOR RENT—Room with bath, ‘suit- i; able for two sentlomien 519 East First, BAT-2t FOR RENT— Two sleeping | rooms i rat bath, 330° Bast’ Pith, phe BOARD=And room for 2 gentlemen close we ee 658R, 304 Beech str. FOR RENT—wNice modern, furnished room. Box 60, Tribune. 3-17-2t FOR RENT—Front bed room, hot and cold water. Phone 606J. 3-18tt [ctor f aan bai ree Abend FOR RENT—Three rooms for house- keeping. 505 CY Ave. 3-17-2t FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—My rights to 640 acres of homestead land, located about § miles north of city of Casper; govern- ment irrigation ditch, surveyed thru 480 acres of this land; lies about 2% miles off the praved’ road to” Salt Creek; make me an offer. Roy W. Knobel, 119 Fifth street Fairbury, j : 3-18-2t Neb. FOR SALE—Ten acres with 1400 bear- ing cherry trees; two miles © from town on mail route and phone line; fine prospect for crop. Price $7500. Write J. Inselman, 421 West Inn Axe., Fort Collins, Coin,, 3-18-2t* FOR SALE—160 acres deeded land; improvements, fenced; ajong river; main road; relinquishmen:’ adjoining: terms. Inquire phone 191M. 3-16-4t* FOR SALE—Six-volt storage battery, guaranteed good as new; cheap for cash. Auto Exchange, Fifth and Center. 3-14-3t FOR SALE—Iyory reed pullman large size baby cab. 1220 Locust street, one street west of Cottonwood. ' 3-16-6t* FOR SALE—Young goat, be fresh soon; also Remington typewriter No. 7. $21 South McKinley. 3-18-1t" once to. make room to build. 340 West Yellowstone. 3-18-2t FOR SALE-—Navy blue serge suit, size 46%. 1225 South David. FOR SALE—Bird dog pups. At 510 South Washington street. 3-18-1t* FOR SALE—Old newspapers, -call at Tribune office. 2-8-da. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE—Or trade; beautiful 14 diamond ring; will trad good Dodge car; attractive proposition; ref- erences given and required. Call for Hicks, phone 166M. 5 WILL, TRADE—Four-room buiigalow for live stock, See owner after 5:30 p. m., 1420 South veerhane, }-18-3t pete el FOR RENT—One fire proof ware house with basement, phone ee, FOR RENT—Light running sewing machine, phone 1086. 1-10-tf WANTED TO BUY WANTED—To buy five-room modern home; can pay $7.000 as first pay- ment. Box 49, Tribune. 3-16-5t WANTED--Highest: price paid — for second hand furniture, phone gn. tf | Oredit Where Due (Boston Transcript) Little Bess—I haven't had a spank- ie Seite @ good girl, eRe Penns it isn’t that; oe er's been a perfect angel, wy FOR SALE—Must sell chickens aty 713 Bast Sec- « Ta 413 South Ae a