Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1921, Page 8

FISHERS Of U3. URGED TO MAINTAIN, RATE Newsprint Market Higher and Labor at Highest Point in History, Publishers Are Told in Convention NEW YORK, April 28.— Warning against a possible future demoraliza- tion in the newsprint market, T. R. ‘Williams, president of the American Newspaper Publishers’ association, in his address opening the 34th conven- tion of that body, told publish- ers newspaper rates should not be al- lowed to descend. He urged upon the newspaper publishers the need of co-operating with government forces in restoring world peace and bringing business conditions back to normalcy, and especially in repealing unneces- sary war-time logislation and conox- fous features of federal taxation laws. He pointed out that newspapers must meet the problems in materials and labor since the average contract price of newsprint for the first six months of this year is higher than the average contract price for all last year and labor is at the highest point known. “While the outlook in the news- print market may be regarded as im- proving from the, publishers’ view- point,” he said, “it has been pointed out that the market may become de- moralized to such an extent that later in the year some publishers may be tempted to make reductions in sub- scriptions or advertising rates and throw down the bars to all the old- time wasteful practices and bad busi- ness methods.” Bs His suggestions for extending’ the usefulness of the association included the appointment of a newspaper me- chanical engineer to increase me- chanical efficiency, and a legislative expert to supervise legislation affect- ing papers, Footprint Left In Red Man Is Found in Rock Reminiscent of the days when the red men alone plodded along the trails of the great western country and a fig- urative illustration of footprints upon the sands of time, an interesting relic is now in possession of The Tribune. ‘The relic itself {s of stone ang bears, great similarity to a hifman foot. So perfect is the impression that it woul be easy to establish the curio as a left pedal extremity. To further add to the impression that it is a human foot there is a full imprint of a foot vamp on the upper surface, showing bal’, arch and heel of foot plainly. The curio was picked up by Carl P. Taylor and brought to The Tribune by John Hayes. It is probable that it will be turned over to the state historical so. ciety as a curio. All Alike. It was little Maurice's first day at school, Instead of playing with the other little boys he lingered near the door where the woman principal was showing the janitor how she wishea the steps cleaned. He watched the rformance a while and walked 07 t to the prin band around just lik hers.”—Indianapolis N Bes then ae Dependable. asked the judge Thoroughly “How old are you?” exclaimed fho judge. “I've h heard you give same age in this court for three ” returned the witness. “I am not one of those persons who s: one thing today and another thin tomorrow."—Chronicle-Telegraph. TO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED WANTED—Waitress for oll boarding house. Apply room Midwest Refining Co. Bldg. 4-2 T field 31, lt FOR RE Down town three-room apartment, partly furnished, $90 per month, Call apartment 1, Second stre FOR F —One-room; suitable for office on first floor, $60 per mont Wyatt Hotel 4-28-tf LAUNDRY -called for and delivered; silk and wool isfaction guaran Laundry. Phone 1075 nirts a specialty; sat Kenwood Hand 4-28-4t* FOR RENT—Three-room ca fur- nished for light houseke; ; suit able for three or four, $30 per month 421 West Second, Sand Bar. 4-28-2t* It Is an Established Fact That Everyone Needs Insurance WE WRITE iNSURANCE {An Office That Knows Its Subject.) doeBen Really Go REALTORS Midwest Bldg. Phone 1480 202 The fishing schooner Mayflower being launched at Essex, Mass. The craft, which will represent Boston in.tho international fishing schooner races this fall, is expected to lift the trophy won by the Gloucester schooner Espe- Insert, ten-year-old Miss Starling Burgess, daughter of W. Starling Burgess, noted designer of ranto last year, racing vessels, who christened the Mayflower. EQUITABLE PAY FOR,U, 5. “Sumy Brook” EMPLOYES 19 AOVOCATED me | CHICAGO, April 28.—Louis Rosen- field, seoretary-treasurer of the Sunny Brook Distillery company, and F. W. Harrison, an employe in the branch office here, were arrested here at the WASHINGTON, April 28.—Ade- quate and equitable pay for the army of more than 500,000 government om- Ployes is urged by the committee on budget and efficiency of the chamber of commerce of the United States as one of a series of proposals for a com- plete recasting of the federal civil service. The report of the committee was sent out today to a referendum vote of 1,400 industrial and commercial or- ganizations within the chamber's membership. It presents nine recom- mendations dealing with reclassifica- request thorities late the ico. A There dicted for alleged conspiracy to vio- were alleged to have _ attempted ship 1,000 cases of whisky into Mex- ceedings will be held May 6. ——— child born in‘ the last seven days of April would “dye a wickedde deth |WHEATLAND WORLD 15 WHEATLAND, Wyo., terest took place here when B, Drury, of the El Paso, Texas, au-|land World from Joe Johnson. where they recently were in- prohibition laws. The men| to hearing on extradition pro-| ately after the settlement was an old belief that any] town. SOLD TO TIMES OWNER April 28.— A change of ownership of some in- 8. owner and publisher of the; Wheatland Times, bought the Wheat- After May 1 the papers will be’ con- solidated and the Wheatland World will cease to exist as a ‘separate en- tity. The World was the pioneer pa- per of this community and ‘one of the pioneer publications of the state, hay- ing been launched in 1894, immedi- of the The. politics of the World were of a Republican tinge until five years ago, tion of personnel and related problems. Three Cheers for ’Em. | (Glendo Star) | The 67th congress is the busiest body of men in the U. S, A. and we find our Representative F. W. Mon- dell leading them all. We believe that in Mr. Mondell we bave a man who will lend every possible effort ‘ighting the cause of the common weal and we can rest assured that he never forgets his mission .and his people. Our chief executive finds that * his wonderful of which are ve at piesent time, and fac'my the unsettled state of affairs with the grcat debts and high taxes we tre Yoresd ty call) them the men of ths honr and with Frances E. Warren at the helm of| our great state we have naught to fear. Give us men of men of honor and ability. These we adore. Give us more of Mondells and Warrens, and we ask no more. There may be essential FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS The Nicolaysen Lumber Co, Everything: in Building Material BIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY other good men as great as they, but surely no other great men as good as they. They render the same sery- ice to you and me. No favoritism is dispensed by either, and we shall ever doff our hats in honor to both Mondell for the people, Warren for the state. ECE a After the Ball Is Over “Paying the Piper” Starts Tomorrow AT THE LYRIC Phone 188-W You are through painting when you stucco your house. It also makes your house warmer and adds value to your property at a very little more expense than paint. It will cost you nothing for figures. R. I. STEEN 624 South Wolcott Can You Get Heat When You Need It? Can you get it quickly, without waste’ of time or fuel? Can you get it-in, one room without heating up the entire house ? Can you keep a comfortable how cold it is? What would you do if you temperature in your Nettie rooms no matter couldn’t. get your next. ton of coal? Come into our salesrooms and let ‘us show you the We GAS HEATER It’s your safest insurance for a comfortable home. It ° ‘will give you clean gas heat, instantly—the minute you light it. Itis odorless.. It is small enoughto move trom room to room as needed. ‘It is as attractive and colorful as an open grate fire (without any of the inconveniences) and it gives you its generous glowing heat at a cost of only two cents an hour! ) 119 East First St. Now Sold at the Special Price of $15.00 Regularly Priced at $20 | Casper Gas Appliance _ Phone 1500. iit ‘) 12 local Democrats. not flourish under nority party will be without aa or- gan in this vicinity. pores * ASST 1G Nothing Sacred In Park. (Cody Enterprise.) We were shocked to learn that when the Rev. William Haupt went to get his communion wine in the Episcopal church at Powell last East- er Sunday, there wasn't any. It bad been left in the church and some sacrilegious thief either had drunk it on the premises or taken it away to indulge.in a bacchanalian revel elsewhere. It looked like what is known techincally as “an inside/ equ: Job.” It was port of excellent quality, and there was a gallon of it, Only a short time before Mr. Haupt had found it necessary to reprimand bis parishioners in Deavir fur carry- ing away the ‘church furniture, and now he is robbed in Powell, Cody, it appears, is the only church in his parish where it safe to leave anuytmng. ——_—_—»___ A OF ASSESSMENT TO) ERSONS LIABLE_ FOR| ASSESSMENT IN_ PAVING DIS- TRICT NO. 14. Notice is hereby en that the assessment roll for Paving District No. 14 was certified on the 19th day of April, A. D. 1921, by the City Clerk to the undersigned City Treasurer for collection. The owners of any lots, tracts or parcels of land, or other prop- erty charged with assessment, may redeem the same from _all oF. when it was bought by, a group of portion of the liability for the eid ‘The . paper. did|of. such improvement by paying the this composite entire assessment or any ownership and entered a period of de- thereof cline. With the consolidation the mi-) tracts or eels of land, Srithout interest, within first pele en notice, to-wit: O: or b D. 1921, ‘the owner of any a0 lots, ‘tracts or parcels of land. ma; redeem the same from all liabilities in Detaher ‘id 30 di br sessment a: ‘sa lays by pa’ ing: the entire installment of ead assessment unpaid and eek any lots, tracts or parcels ment, with interest thereon at date of maturity of the last install-|, Joining bath in modern home; want falling due and the entire ten tence est inoee oitt a installment witn erest: upon the whole sum unpaid at the) FOR RENT—Largoe.. fro rate of 6 per cent per annum pay-| suitable for one or ‘two! gentlemé mee ig same ee that the in- ee entrance, $29, cary een stallments are payable. street. es i. All ‘pa: shall be made to] Roo; ARD the City Wreasurer. aac lke: one Nene. tionbekecping This notice is given J peceeein to|room. Call 318 West First street. the ordinances oft the City of Cas- 4-28-3t* r and the statutes of Wyoming. Reiaaitiees mherect, 1 have he FOR RENT—Room for gentlemen; unto set my hand t'Camper, Wye-| convenient at low in,“ South ming, this 20th nag of April, A. 3. ba 1921. FOR RENT—Sleepingroom , for. t 1921, charged against SE aa 30 days after yes FOR RENI—ROOMS | FOR RENT—Modern room, furnished complete; cooking privileges; gentle- men only; conyenient to town.’ P. O. box 102. - 4:28-3t% FOR RENT—Steepin; in modern home; boartl next door; suitable’ for refinery man. 727-C¥ ayenue, 4-28-2t* e | FOR RENT—Large front beflroom, ad- ‘ore the 21st day of May. A. id amount to said as- charged land at the time of such pay- J. S. VAN DOREN, Cit; y Treasurer. Published April 20 to %o, inclustve, gentlemen; also range for sale. Call 539W. 4-28-3t* FOR RENT—One small sleepingroom. Inquire 142 South Beech ipret 4-28-1t* CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS BUXTON GREENHOUSE 244 'N. Kimball. Tel. 721-W ingToo! Eleventh street. Phone 815R. 4- st es hie A llhileae afte ines elie ny FOR RENT-—Room for one or two ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE REUISTRY, CORP. aeatere, and see 208-11 Oil Exnhange Bldg. Phone 660 AUCTION HOUSE Now & 2nd Hand Furniture—Up- tering & Furniture Rey holst pairing 3326 W. Yellowstone, 16174. AUDITORS & VAN DENBERG ts—I Tax Service |4cn Poor 0-8 Bide Tel, 2673. ARCHITECTS Golo. “1 intend to locate in Casper! DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects | Rooms 24-25 Townsend, Block o. Phone 440 |GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY 415 Oi) Exchange iange isd. Phone 1162 Cc. A, RAINWATER Architect ' |omice, 219, Midwest Blig, Pone 1332 | AUTO REPAIRING Guaranteed Expert Repairing We Buy and Sell Cars. See | BAGGAGE and TRANSFER &: Trunks, bagg: ing. 136 West B. St. Phone 988. eee; WHITE TRANSFER CO. Geo. Retallock, Mgr. “All White Trucks.” 126 S, David. Baggas: BS tening ant Haze! Heavy sw Moving. Phono 74-3. SEARLES TRANSFER Phones: Res. 87-W, Office 104 MOVING A SPECIALTY CABINETMAKING. Se CRESCENT CABINET CO. 432. W.. Yellowstone. | Phone 839W. Store Fixtures, Counters and Shelv- ing, Ice Boxes and Screens. « CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM SEreeEY i» Coriter St Office Phone 7 5, Res. fn B. G. HAHN gh oy Phones! Ditice 423. en aie Nez Porth Kimball Kimball St. EVAH M. HOUSER rae Graduate Will make house calls or call at 214 East Fifth -15285 CIVIL. ENGINEERS W. H. FISHER, A. 8. 0..E. Plans Estimates urveys Maps 214 Midwest Bldg. Phone 995. Promptness and Center, Fifth and Railroad Sts. “Service” Our Motto, Phone 56. NR re CASPER. , Inc. Dyeing Remodeling 120 East Fifth. ‘Tel. 2553. CONTRACTORS - Contractor Bullder Phone _-SYLINDER GRINDING _ DENTISTS DR. J. J. DONOVAN Suite 1.28 Over’ Mokler over pbell & J Cam johnson Store. 66. EMPLOYisd" NT BUREAU Wyoming Employment Agency—J. McGowan, Prop. 220 8. Ceriter St. (rear). Phone 813. P. 0, Box 150. CONSULTING ENGINEER ‘May Plans, Surveys, Mi Teeny a eee ard | Testing bers vay Pease Upright Blue Rooms 7-8-8:10 Office Ph. 1650 & 1651, Res. Ph. 45, GRAVEL ROOFING Works 123 South Center ladies in modern home. 701 “South 7935. FOR RENT—Two. modern basemen: rooms; suitable for light housekeep- ») 1137 South Cedar. 4-27-3t ROR RENT. Bleep! 1E ingroom, adjoining 1013 South Walnut. © 4:27-2t REN — Sleepingroom,) _ 742 South Beech street. 4-28.2t FOR RENT—Two ‘unturnisbed Spoms. 1816 South Cherry. 4-28-3t BOARD AND ROOM—In private fam- ily. 515 South Beech street. 4-27-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE—For Casper property, my fine 195-acre irrigated Z WHEELER § WORTHINGTON Consulting Engineers ‘Townsend Bldg. HOTELS THE HOME HOTEL is under new management; rates Machine has been , DR. MYERS tan 2,000 miles. If interested. write Physician and 8 in detail your Could jurgeon Special Attention Given to Diseases of Women and Children. Suite 200-201, 0.-S. Bldg. Phones: Office 699, Res, 746, MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given to Obstet- rics and Diseases of Women and Children. Blackmore Bldg. Phones: Office 20, Res. 154. near county seat and university; well improve’; consider Casper ' property; possession and terms. See party Foom¢ after 6 p. m.; Sprague-tiotsl. 4-28-3t WILL TRADE—Painting and paint -| material for good used car; any make, but must be in good ru: order; will pay “ann difference. Demorest, 545 CY avenue. Phone A066M. 4-25-6t° apt cS SE ait ons Sands FOR SALE OR TRADE—A four-room house for. @ good lot or as part on a larger house; must be seen to be appreciated. Inquire 907 Midwest avenue. 4-26-30 WANTED TO TRADE— Ford road ster body with new truck box on W. H. TILLETT Gravel seri Phone 695J. . Durbin. HAT CLEANERS NEW YORK HAT CLEANING and Shoe Shining Parlor. Phone 1319W GE rear, for Ford touring car body; must LABOR A NCIES be in good shape. Phone 9803. Working Men’s Social Club, Col- 4-20-3tdh. ored Labor Agency, 254 W. A. St. _Phone 893, C,H.’ Reagor, Pres, FOR RENI—HOUSES LAWYERS FOR RENT Cute two-room house of ig lot with garage, after HENCH & BULLACK soltntliie fox gardarn epee desteatte Lawyers location and neighborhood: 311 South Suite 222-223 Midwest Refining Bldg.|St. Botolph street. Ralph H. Cooley. Phone 1200 4-27-5t per eousenne 1 1. ee aey . WILLIAM 0. WILSON FOR RENT—Two modern houses; Attorney-at-Law Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block nished. 935 West Fourteenth’ street HAGENS & MURANE after 6 o'clock. ‘art 206-40: Lawyers A FOR RENT -- One-room house in x 7_Oil Exchange Bldg. North Casper, 14x18 feet, unfur. NICHOLS & STIRRETT nae Lawyers 309-10-11 Oli Exchange Bldg. pe. Poe eee oi si house. In- GEORGE W. “EERaU SON san re ‘ort ‘olcott. hone Townsend Bldg.’ Phone 196-3 BOR SN Nee a a 5 v iouse; electric =H OSTEOPATHS nished. | 139 Bast 4 wtrese 4.27 21 DR. L.L. WADE / LOST—Greyhound, white with black Osteopathic Physician ears; female by the name of Shy.\ Rm. 5-7 Wood Bik. Phone .1277.J,| Return to Louis Avery, 133 North SEO Wolcott 4:27,2t* FOR S. BARTON PRODUCE Co. aL gee Wholesale Poultry, Eggs. Fruit — ; Vegetables. 333 N. Wolcott St. PT a A FOR SALE. RADIATOR REPAIRING Modern 8 od nth Pe bn lia 2) wer, CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS "33 Twatth streets? %E Jackson FreezeProot ‘Cores ! a a 434 W. Yellowstone Phone 1054W AUTO RADIATOR sunvior |FOR SALB-—Fourroom cottage, Cas. Bert Wellington garage, ;| STORE WINDOW and porch awn: jt West Midwest 2-110 p.m. {| Tenth street. streBSbay A, ba, 18 19x Classified Ads_ . FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE — plied lead harness, cheap; also work horse and saddle borse. ‘Inquire 163 North Wits FOR SALE—Set White wheels, two 40x8 Goodyear tires, used very little; a bargain. Shully’s blacksmith 3 Baby bugsy. sien. 1 Bema 2 suo WIL: SELL forty shares of ee ‘eeraics. Casper “Mutual Building and Loan; also other first class securities. Address box 111, Tribune, 4-27-2t° t FOR SALE—Thorobred White Wya' dotte pullets; also setting hens. Basket Store, 108 South Jackson. = 4-26-3t* 1 x BN: FOR SALE— sized, reversible body: Rear 4029 East seconde ¥ is a t t & & t es kind: Ings; of all i canvas 162M, q goods prices’ and’ particulars call 332 South Grant. eS FOR SALE—LEighty ‘horsepower en- gine in first class condition. — Call 452J, ask for Mrs. Traux. 4-28-2t° FOR SALE—Stock 3; and of ggroceries; fixtures for rent. Phone eras 8. karat, perfect stone and also one 1.30 karat. Phone 672W. 4-28-40 ( [FOR SALB—Brunswick, used | time only; price reasonable. Apartments, apartment 8. short Smith 427-2 “ WR SALE—One new brown army tent, 16x16 feet,.3%-foot wall, 531 avenue, AZT apr SALE—Burroughs adding ma. ‘ine; practically new. Inquire jan- itor: Oo. 8. Bldg. 4-26-4¢° eer ances ger Fe LE—Thorobred Barred, Rock pullets; also setting hens. Basket Store, 108 South Jackson. 4-26.3t° FOR SALE—Old newspapers, call ai © Tribune ‘office. 2-8. slg ifel i located on La Bonte creek, south of Douglae} comprises . 1,940 acres et ; 1,900 acres leased $1 to $2.50. Special rate by week season; ranc tion ditch and Ge mest, “430 Weat farm, three miles from fait Lake: ; a fine nine-room | ranch ne 139. go0d buildings and of] home ' and equipment fen on farm implements; all irrigated: tsa 338.000 goes with the propprty. Seo Fran or inquire loras, anil i 2 \: a DOCTORS me ae oe ‘anal Riley at Midwest ha macy Hitt ..DR. 3. G KAMP ATTENTION HOME OWNERS. g CHOMTTRY. Physician and Surgeo "Have practically new $2,700 standard | | Cont consulation 3 Midwest Bldg. Suite 301 to S11, |make automobil tov trades au Titet Tie ete cele olan ee scam Minit tied nil a aana se Rs errata ts OS BATH HOUSE—O-S _ Buliding; tub, shower, steam; try our cabinet * bath for rheumatism; open 8 a..m. to 4-1-tt. FOR SALE—Heavy team of work horses, harness and wagon; shed corral for rent. 224 West K street. 4-23-tf Rete, SALE—Draft horses, _ mares, ess, Blanchard camp moved one ‘block. pak ert of North Casper Sire. FOR SALE—-Bargain, two saddle, horses six. years old; saddle, $190, Phone 1657W. 4-28-3t* FOR SALE—At a bargain, large work team, wagon and harness. Phone 1086. 4-19-tf FOR Ran —APARTINTE, FOR RENT — Three-room, ent, furnished for li Tight hot hotne: ping, ground floor; also basement. 143 North P Park, rear. 4-28-2t FOR RENT— Thrcesroom apartment in basement, furnished except. bed-. »/ ding and dishes. 615 South Lincoln street. Phone 1630J. 4-28-2t FOR RENT— Two-room apartment, furnished except bedding and dishes. 1225 South Ash street. Phone ares a 7 :| FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished two- room apartment. Apply 141 West 4-28-1¢ Mrs. William J. Logue, prominent clubwoman of St. Paul, is the first .|woman to s¢ek a seat in the Minne- . | sota legislature. L. J. PERRAULT : Foot Specialist Apt. “B” Wyatt Hotel patch lights; stop: paying rent; b otar terms; Texpert'Workmen price .Feano: FO re room 14, 124, West Second, Phone 1545, |= e_Hotel, after 5 p.m. 4:28-3¢ Se eee SHOE SHINING PARLORS eee AMERICAN SHINING PARLOR We Solicit Your Patr LOBBY 0.8 BUILDING: SIGN PAINTING Wil your children? Gur tailor. huge suits r “1 as as ready-made. erg 116 E. Midwest Ave.—Phons 482-3 Tim, the Tallor & Cleaner _143 8. Center, Phone 467k. TAXI SERVICE CALL 8 Of 216 FOR BILLY'S TAXIE a ee being a widow? Or will she have to slave to support your ‘Capitol Life’ McGrew Phone 153 widow. enjoy