Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1921, Page 6

PAGE SIX REGULATION OF INDUSTRY URGED, TO MEET UAROR UNION PROBLEM Chairman Gary of Steel Corporation Approves “Reasonable Control” As Possible Solution NEW YORK, April 18.— Elbert H. Gary, chairman of. the United States Steel corpo- ration, told the stockholders at their annual meeting today he was in favor of ‘‘publicity, regulation and reasonable control’ of busiaess through government agencies 2s a possible “solution of or antidote to the labor union problem.” Declaring he did not believe the So- cialism or governmental management or operation, hu suggested that non- partisan, no>-sectarian commissions or departments render decisions, sub- ject to review by the highest courts. Continuing his suggestion, he said: “Laws * * * clear, well defined, practicable and easy of comprehension * * * covering these matters, might be passed, and if so, they should ap- ply to all economic organizations, groups or bodies exceeding certain years. BOY, 11 YEARS OF AGE, FACES TRIAL FOR LIFE—The trial of Cecil Burkett, indicted for the slaying of his 7-yearsid playmate, Benny Slavin, has aroused such interest in the city of Ora, Ind, that the popu- lation of the place has been split into;two factions. defense will contend that the rifle with which Cecil is alleged to have killed Benny Slavin ‘on Thanksgiving morning was not in the hands of the Burkett boy at the time it was discharged. Cecil's fate will be in the hands of adult jurors, but all of the important witnesses will be chitJren of tender ‘The photo shows Cecll and his mother. ARGS ‘Thres drunks, the arrest of two al- leged I. W. W. representatives and catching eral violators of traffic / | rules constituted the ‘list of police activities over the week-end as shown by the police biotter this’ morning. Morris Block, one of the alleged Martin Murray; the second)man, will be tried on the charge this even: ing. in order to stimulate the building of supply, Indiana will plant ‘100,000 SEE BEN Don’t be without INSURANCE It costs so little and means so much to you in case of loss. We-write Insurance in all its branches. It is understood the doc Ben Really Go REALTORS 202 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1480 specified numbers of amounts, Both organized capital and organised labor should be placed under these laws. Each should be entitled ‘to the same protection and be subject to the same restrictions and provisions. “Will labor unions consent to this? They have heretofore objected. Here! ywould be a test. Labor union leaders have before now asked and received discriminatory exemptions, This is wrong, and it would be just as bad if the situation were reversed. Em- ployers generally desire only the same treatment that is accorded to labor unions, The large majority of work- ‘ men ‘also would be satisfied with this standard.” Mr. Gary devoted a considerable por- tion *¢ is address to labor unions and said, ‘the natural and certain effects of labor unionism are expressed by three words ‘inefficiency, high costs.’ “I would not intentionally do an {injustice to any union labor leader, nor to a labor union,” he continued. “put I firmly believe complete union- ization of the industry of this country would be the beginning of industrial decay. “It seems to me,” he said, “that the natural, if not the necessary result of the contemplated progress of labor unions, if successful, would be con- trol of shops, then of the general man- agement of the business, then of cap- ital and finally the government.” Admitting that unions “may have assistant. ly, says Manager Huggins. for wage reductions, cause workmen were not treated justly, he declared there is now ‘no; necessity” for labor unions, opinion of the large majority of both employers and employes.” ney Turning to the subject of the pos-' sible reduction of working hours for employes of the steel corporation, Mr. Gary satd: “The officers of this corporation, the presidents of bers named by firmed by the senate. its members present. ef responsibility are in favor of abol- ishing the twelve-hour day, and for this reason and because of the public sentiment, it is our endeavor and ex- pectation to decrease the working hours * * * we hope in the compara: | tively near future. i No Postponement In Hearings of U. S. Rail Board CHICAGO, April 18—The railroad Iabor board today decided to proceed immediately with the consolidated mony plete lis 2 Buick Touring 2 Dodge Touring Dodge Roadster Ford Touring, Starter Ford Touring, Standard 2 Ford Delivery Ford’ Chassis Jeffery ‘Touring Maxwell Touring $50 CORONA L. C. SMITH & BROS. New silent model . eight — all makes rented and repaired REBUILT MACHINES Payments if Desired “adillae 8; 7-Passenger Cadillac 8, 4-Passenger Ford Bug We're Ready To move your household goods. We specialize in haul- ing furniture and pianos, Baggage and any kind of hauling. We are prompt and we give a guarantee on all our work. See Ben Transfer Co. Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. Phone 74-J e will convince. ~ year. EXCHANGE SALES ‘CO. Phone 1275-W YANKS’ PROMISING YOUNG BACKSTOP — Freddy Hoffman, who will be: Wallie Schang’s chief ‘He will be used frequent- been justified in the long past,” be-| eating Into requests of 97 rasiroads denying unions’ plea for a postponement until “In the |the appointment’ of three new mem- President Harding is ‘ne board ruled it was within the law in proceeding with a majority, of The board extended the time lmit for evidence to five days of five-hour subsidiary companies | earings for each side. The carriers and a majority of others in positions | Will open and)at the end of their tes- timony a week's recess will be taken to let the unions prepare their testi- USED CARS Make your selection from the following .very \com- Chalmers Roadster Hupmobile Touring Casper Typewriter Ford Coupe pe aaa Chandler Chummy, 101 Wyntt Bldg. ¢ Phone 856. Wire Wheels riscoe Touring, $75 We have experts in our repair department. : ‘A trial If in the market for a new car, call up and a sales- man will be glad to demon-| strate your choice of the new ‘Studebaker models, the car sensation of the NATIONAL | AUTO SMITH MOTOR 500 East Yellowstone geo ap Midsummer Madness Lumber in Any Quantity and any kindy any size. Our | yard is equipped to handle your _ order and will deliver {t promptly. Let us estimate on your building requirements. Oil rig stock in large assortment. NOTICE TO WORKINGMEN Best Quality Tailor-Made Clothes at Workingmen’s Prices I am prepared to give you the highest priced serv- ice at the lowest cost in tailor-made clothes. .Come. and look my samples over and compare my prices, ‘and if you are in the market for a new spring suit you are sure to buy. I have no office rents to pay and no clerk hire and am working every-day at the Standard refinery, and it all counts in the price of your new suit. Come and look and be convinced. J. N. ENGLISH 1012 South Poplar. Evenings After 5 and Sundays. |! | the THIS TRANSFER is considered by thosg who use our service the best in! this section. Qur auto delivery. wagons and trucks are always at your com- mand. Call 949 any time and our representative will calland quote you rates. Natro Aone T RANSFER BSTORA PHONE one EFUEL Se We - J..L. BEIDERMAN Gebo Coal e Building Materials We are equipped with the stock to sapply your wants in high grade lum- ber and builders’ supplies. Rig.tim- bers a specialty. — KEITH LUMBER CO, Phone 3° 913 PHONES 914. Coal and Coke Casper Supply Co. 26 W. Mellowstone, ph Picneer Warehouse IDEAL BEAUTY Balcony Smith-Yurner. bec Store Satisfaction Guaranteed CHIROPRACTORS pores a yaaa JEFFREY DR. ANNA. ‘natant JEFFREY Lyric Theater Bidg., Center St. Rooms 789-10 or month, acres blic trails ra Se ponte aa highways in this coun! Dated at Casper, 15th day of SDE AS Mi Suet) Z Sheriff Natrona ea aw oming. tions | publish April 18, 19, 20, 21, 2 ‘FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—To share pleasant bed- ‘AUDITORS -& V. REIMERTH | DENBERG Accountants Income Tax Service 4 Tel. 1673. WESLEY COULTER, Architect. Wyoming’ Practice Only, Immediate 314 Foster Bidg., tow Mead tenella. ' DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects bi aces 24-25 Pt eed Block Phone 440 Wyo. GARBUTT, WEIDNER §& SWEENEY 415 O11 Exchango Bidg. Phone 1162 > 0. A. RAINWATER Architect AUTO REPAIRING Shop, 522 E. Yellowstone. » . ‘BAGGAGE and TRANSFER s ‘Transfer SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Piano ig. Phone 74d. SEARLES TRANSFER Phones: Res, 87-W, Office 104 MOVING A SPECIALTY BEAUTY SHOPS SHOP. Block + si . Res. 1235, bic 162 North North Kimball St EVAH M, rae PS. C. Graduate Wal mike house eails or call Phone a ENGINEERS W. H. FISHER, A. 8. 0. E, Surveys. Maps Plans Estimates 214 Midwest Bldg. Promptness and | CLEANERS and PRESSERS THE. Pensa ony comers. suncieg? = Frei Remodeling POINT” Center, with « and Railroad Sts. “Service” zr Motto. —Phorie 56. CASPER. CLEANERS, Inc. leaning Dyeing Remodeling 220 Kast wiih Mel 255). CONSULTING ENGINEER WHEELER & WORTHINGTON Consulting neers Pease Upright B DENTISTS -=>, J. de DONOVAN jew Location’ Over White's Grocery ure Repairing me 16173. Denver, Old Tires made at 15283 Phone 995. Tel. 2553. DR. MYEBS Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given to Diseases of Women and Children. Suite 200-201, 0.-5. Bldg. Phones: Office 699, Kes. 746. MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. Physician and Surgeor Special Attention Given to Obstet. tics and Diseases of Women and Children, Blackmore Bldg. Phones: Office 30, Res. 164. W, H. TILLETT Gravel Roofing Phone 695d. 605 8. Durbin. HAT CLEANERS Working Men’s Social Club, Col- ored Labor Agency, 254 W. A. St. Phone 893. C. H. Reagor, Pres, LAWYERS. HENCH & ae aa Phone 1200 ILLIAM 0. WILSON Attorney-arLaw Snites 14-15-16, Townsend Block HAGENS & MURANE + Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-10-11 Ol! _Exchango Bldg. cere ns nie iene nai SN ‘GEORGE W. FERGUSON A -at-Law MUSICIANS MARY OLIVE DUNN Violin and Piano Teacher 858 United St. OSTEOPATHS Osteopathic Physician Rm. 5-2. Wood Blk. BARTON PRODUCE CO. Wholesale Poultry, Eggs. Fruit and|"OR, SALE—Hawley _ saddle, loasrgs and Cleaning— Jackson os f Inst 434° W.. Yellowstone AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE Wellington Bert, Re-Coring and . ‘orl Expert _124 West Second. Phone 1545. SEERICAN. SHINING eqgalelt Nour Vatrouaco Pont TLDING mick era Bush Sign & Decorating Co. Bush.” 255 8S. ice Ph. 1650 8 1651, Res. Ph 45. GRAVEL ROOFING Lawy Suite 222-223 Miawest - Refining Bldg. | £°-, Townsend Bldg. Phono 196.3 Phone 431.3|ment J, Wyatt Hotel. __Negetables, 33% N, Wolcott: St. . RADIATOR. REPAIRING CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS Phone 1054W BEd AE icon Ls Lie Se _ SHOE SHINING PARLORS pos han todas et att be Seeaeanoe nl “When you think Signs remember money: will call. Center. Phone 108sw. room with man in modern | hom board. CY avenue. Phone Lonte tee k RENT- " ment room; also cne-room 239 South Jacks ‘ 10d gentlemen, 920 South th Davia. beret FOR RENT—Modern front room, ad. » joining bath; suitable for two gen- tlemen. 644 South Grant. 4-18-3t FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light’ housekeeping. Joe Smith, P. 'O. box 746. Phone 1281J. 4-16-2t FOR RENT—Clean room; close + ih; suitable for men, 348 South Kim- ball. Phone 1468. 4-18- st FOR RENT—One modern furnished room at 341 North McKinley. Phone 1091 Ww. 4-18-1t* FOR RENT—Furnished room with board; suitable for three gentlemen. 414 South Oak. 4-16-2t* FOR REN%—Two modern furnished Yooms ay 834 East, Second. Phone 140W. 4-18-1t* HOR RENT—Sleepingroom; suitable for two. 642 Bast Third street. Phone 881R. 4-16-2t ROOM AND BOARD in strictly mod- ern home one-half block off pave- ment. Phone 159M. 4-15-tf FOR RENT—One room; suitable for two; board if desired. 629°. Kirk street. 4-15-t£ FOR RENT—Room No. 5, over Lyric theatre. Phone 1664W. 4-18-tf FOR RENT—Three rooms in base- ment. Phone 301M. 4-14-40" FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS WHY WORRY about poor coal or wet ‘wood when for $6.90 you can buy a guaranteed kerosene burner for your range; one~gallon of ofl will burn six hours; your money back if you say ‘Universal Sales Co., 311 Loma Drive, Los Angeles, Cal. 418-1 FOR SALE—Dainty tatting “edged handkerchiets, $1.50 towels, luncheon sets, dolls’ made to'order. The Shuttle, care of Miss E. Burder, Laurium, Mich. 4-18-2te FOR SALE—National cash register; 20-foot oak lunch. counter; 10 high back, iron leg stools, all as new. Address box 323, Bayard, Nebr. cai 4-15-6t aad Bret viene near MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1921 Classified Ads » furnished |W, Drtrol Wee ite Saat nat arilling eight les Bt t of Ori and the West ‘Virginia Ol heart Of Orin ‘and aro ex- pecting to start drilling soon. A gar. age is badly neded there now, I havo some lots facing tho Yeliowntone 5 He: | highway and the price {fs no object it I can get a good garage built on them. I consider this the best location in the state for a garage right now, Write me for full particulars or better -¢|come to see mo at Douglas and I will show you this Adairess J. J. Hart, 328 jouth = Sixth street, Douglas, Wyo. 118-1" WANTED—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 187 Watkins Products di- rect to farmers if you own auto or team or can get one; if you are under 50 and can give bond with personal securities, We back sou with big sell. ing helps. 52 years in business; 20 - 000,000 users of our, producis, Write for formation where: you can. get terri| R, Watkins compan: Dept. 111, Winona, Minn. 4-18-11 —— FOR SALE—Transfer business. quire 135 West Second. 4. FOR SALE—HOUSES SALE. souern bungalow, sof owner, street, A15-tt a9" East MSpasoment, FOR SALR—By owner; six-room mod- ern, furnished house; 140 feet, east front on South Grant, Phone 728R. 4-1-tf YOR’ SALE—Four-room house, contain- ing fous‘ "lothes closets, lights and water; terms reasonable. 831 South Walnut, after 6 p.m. Phone 1474w. 4-15-31" FOR SALE—Modern home, all latest builtin features, best pa:t of town. Will take car as prt payment, phone 1335. 8-14-30" FOR SALE—Nine-room house with garage in Park Hill, addition. Ww, P. Holman. Phone 340M. 414-t¢ MISCELLANEOUS YOUNG: MAN, single, highest class references as to business ability, character and integrity, will invest $1,000 in good business for a partney ship interest, Box 95, Tribune. 4-18-4t* FOR SALE—Reed carriage, baby's swing wicker nursery chair; rea- Sonable. Call at 455 Bast Railroad avenue, 4-8-1t* FOR SALE—One absolutely new Co- lumbia, Grafanola, including records; bargain if taken immediately. Apart- 4-16-2t* PSYCOMETRY. Business questions answered; scien- tific palmistry, Mrs. Blood, room one, American Hotel. 4-18-6¢ THREE "PER CENT monthly divi- dends paying now; possibly 59 per cent. monthly, ‘Write Jay ¥F., Smith, Burkburnett, Texas. -18-1t* FOR SALE—Diamond ring, 1% ‘karet, or Awill trade for good car. Wyoming Cisthing Exchange, 209 West First street ‘ 416-2 FOR SALE—Tires at ‘wholesate cost. Gregory's Auto Supply house, . 667 West, Yellowstone / avenue. 1861W, residence 618J. 4-8-tf chaps and silver mounted spurs. 518 Mid. west avenue. 4-18-1t* FOR SALE—Ford delivery body, first glass condition. 1111 East B street. 4-18-2 FOR SALE-—Baby’s brown folding go- cart, 444 Bast Railroad avenue. » 4-18-1t* FOR SALE—National cash register, almost new. City Fruit Market. 4-16-2t almost 4-14:4t* FOR SALE— Light new. Phone-301M. wagon STORE, WINDOW and porch awn- ings; canvas goods of all kinds. Prices and particulars call 16273. 332 South Grant. 4-18-6t FOR SALB OR RENT—Nine-room house with garage in Park Hill addi- Hon. WP, “Holman: Phone’ 340M. 44-tt OS BATH HOUS@-O-S_ Building; tub, shower, steam; try our cabinet bath for rheumatism; open 8 a. "m. to 10 p. m. 4-1-tf. FOR REWi—HOUSES FOR RENT—Two-room house, fur- nished exeept bedding and dishes, on South Cherry street. 1044 Sout! Walnut. Phone 754R. 4-18-2t FOR RENT—New two-room hous electric lights; good outbuilding: Call Mrs, Benjamin at Casper Phar- macy. 418-1t FOR SALE—Old newspapers, call at Tribune office. \2-8-da, WANTED TO BUY WANTED—Old coins; will; buy Amer- ican. and foreign-gold, silver, and copper coins; medals "and paper Box 93, Tribune. 4-18-2t* mec apt Work a Specials ‘Tribune Bldg. Phone. eon TAILORS Blue Townsend Bldg. id—Suite 5—Phone 66_ EMPLOYu\"NT_ BUREAU Wyoming Employment McGoWan, Prop, (rear). Phone 81J. P.O. Box 130. HOTELS THE HOME HOTEL fs under new management; rates $1 to $2.50. Special rate by week 135 West Second. Agency—J. 220 S. Center St. Gur tailor-made suits as cheap as made. Tim, the Tailor & Cleaner 243, 8. Center. Phone 467R. TAXI SERVICE STEPHENS TAXI LINE Phone 132 © CALL 85 Of 216 FOR BILLY’S TAXIE Oe rR Best in Building iy ts—Stock FRANK itrar 20e-11-Oll Baniange Bide, Phone 660 . 7 peiBeieretac bub idee cenit shteecs SDI aE rated SSS Office, 219, Midwest Bldg, Puone 1332!” ww? YOR! 7 oO OTe pease Sg a orks, and 8 123 South Genter 319W Le AUTO RE ENTS | Ee Renth Center Ehane 1319 W Yellowstone Vulcanizing & Re LABOR AGENCIES treading doers ‘Trunks, baggage Will your widow enjoy beinga widow? Or will she have to slave to support your children? ‘Capitol Life’ McGrew Phone 153 __STENOGRAPHERS pe wie Beatrice L. Jones (Pub. Btenokzapher) with $1,000 down, ready: 116 E. Midwest Ave.—Phone 482-3 —— eee WANTED TO. BUY —, Four-room house; something for $3,500 to $4,000 Box 94, Tribune. 4-18-3t ‘ANTED TO BUY—Two-burner oil stoye with oven; medium size ice box; both in A-1 condition, Phone 159W. 4-18-1t WANTED TO BUY—Fixtures for a grocery store, including counter, showeases and refrigerator. Phone 1269. 4-16-2t* WANTED-—Hignest price pala for second hand furniture, phone 1660. 3-15-tf FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Two nice corner lots; two blocks south of Second on Fifth and Washington and Fifth and Melrose; both on city water; terms. Phone 1044R. 4-18-3t% FOR SALE—By owner; one fine bus!- ness lot, two blocks east of: court- house, 60x140 feet; has two houses that rent for $32 and $50. 328 East A. Phone 748. 4-8-tf SALE—Two lots in North Cas- er addition, near corner of Wash- ington and Lambert; east front; term: Phone _1044R. 4-18. FOR RENT—Three-room house, fur- nished; gas and lights, 242 South Washington street. 418-2 FOR RENT— Two-room house on North Madison. Inquire corner ze and Harrison strects. 4-1 FOR RENT—Small two-room house: suitable for two. 615 South Lin- coin street. 4-18-2t FOR RENT — Two-room furnished house. 252 North. Jefferson. Pho 1276. 4-18-2) FOR RENT—Three rooms, furnished; gas and lights, 842 South Washing- ton strect. 4-16-2t FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT— Three-room furnished apartment, corner Thirteenth | and Chestnut streets, on paving. Apply ir. Cullen, 416-tf FOR RENT—Three-rocm unfurnished apartment. Apply 713 Hast Second, side entrance, Phone 15895. 4-18-1t% FOR RENT — Two-room furnished apartment. 610 South Ash, Whaley apartments. Phone 1392J. 4-18-1t FOR RENT—Modern furnished apart- ment; no children, Hart, Apartment F, Eleventh and Chestnut. 4-14-tf FOR RENT—WMISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—Light running sewing machine, phone 1086. . T10+f The University of Caleutta has 26,- 000 students, the largest enrolment of any university in hte British em- pire. e 0 it c 0 | Read paid like rent. Office Phone 935-3 Prospective Home Builder You furnish $2,000 cash and we will build you.a five- room modern house with full basement, balanee to be Call and See Us- Reid Construction Co. Room 234 Midwest Building This! es. Phone 554