Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 8

———————— om PAGE EIGHT EARLY MAILING | ONLY SOLUTION. P,Q, EFFICIENCY Volume of Business Steadily In- creasing at Casper Office and Co-operation of Public | Is Urged | With the present accommodations at the postoffice it will be impossible horities to accom: for tho postal ai modate the tremendous volume of business that goes through the office unless the people of Casper cooper ate with the postal authorities In an mmiling campaign. according to statement of Edwin M. Bean, the new acting postmaster Letter mail bas grown by leaps here during the past few weeks and gt this time the average number of letters handled in outgoing mail is in excess of 10,000 a day. pe figure for yesterday was 13,097 ¢ clasc mail packages. The necessity for early mailing is seen in the fact that 75 per cent of the mail handled ts deposited in the boxes here between the hours of 4:30 and 8 o'clock. In this period yester- day §,621 letters were mailed. ‘Accommodations for the dispatch of mail permit only three clerks to work on outgoing matter. It is a physical impossibility for three men to handle §,000 letters and other pieces of first class mail in a little over three hours. ‘The only solutior. of ihe matter will be early mailing Business houses here are urged to deposit part of their mail around noon so that the mail decks can be cleared on the afternoon trains. A change in time of departure of the Burlington train is also adding to the confusion. Effective May 29 train No. 30 will arrive at 8:10 instead of 0 and leave at 8:35 instead of 9.45. This change will necessitate the post- ing of all mail here before 7 o'clock in the evening and will thus cut down the period for working mail to two hours instead of over thi2e hours. No force of clerks that could be accom- modated at the “postoffice could han- dle between 7,000 and 8,000 pieces of first class mail in the time allotted. ‘There are advantages in mailing first class mail for the afternoon Bur- lington train that is to be forwarded to eastern or western centers. A let- ter leaving here on the afternoon train for the east gets airplane serv- ice at Cheyenne. Letters leaving here on the-night train. don't get airplane wervice except at Omaha or Chicago. The early mailing saves many hours in the delivery. Quick collection service has been in- stalled here to give the people of Cas- per all the possible advantage of the early mailing campaign. Casper has co-operated with the postoffice depart- ment readily in the past and Mr. Bean is assured that the early mailing cam- paign will be advantageous to every- one and that the needed co-operation will be given. It is a temporary dif- ficulty in the dispatch department which will be remedied in part when the extensio:g; which are now under way at the postoffice are completed. WORTH GENTER AUTO REPAA SHOP 1 SOLD Daniel Lewis and D. G. Fox, both of Casper, have taken over the North Center Auto Repair company for- merly managed by Riley and Woods, and have plans for enlarging all branches of the business. Automo- bile agencies will be established with the company, second-hand cars will be handled and a full line of accessories will be carried in stock, it is an- nounced. The firm will also conduct @ general repair business. The proprietors are both experienced in the automobile business and have secured as their assistants C. E. Hahn of Sidney, Neb., and Harry E. Jones, recently of San Francisco, The lat- ter are expert mechanics. —_ Twenty-five Dollars Reward. J. W: Pulliam of Worland, Wyo.. will pay the above reward for the return of one Wilson saddle and one pait of brown fringed leather chaps stolen from his barn in Worland, Wyo. o nthe night of May 18th. Also an old saddle newly lined was stolen the same night from Emile Faure's barn, for which a reward of $10.00 will be paid. Notify B. V. KOONTZ, Sheriff. 6-21-3t Wasbakie county. es SSE Sheriff Finds Stolen Property On Front Porch| LARAMIE, Wyo. May 24.—While Sheriff Trabmz slept someone placed on his front porch an automobile shawl stolen from Bert Wallace sev- eral Cays previously at Centennial, ‘Wyo., and which the sheriff had been | endeavoring to recover. Now Trabing wonders whether the thief reeponded to the promptingy of conscience or darkly planned to throw suspicion on the sheriff eee NOTICE. All tormbers of the Casper Country clab are requested to be present at a meeting 10 be held at Bowman'n chapel Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock. 5-23-2t For Vacation o Stopover Don't miss a stay at the strictiy modern Carter Hotel ! f THE Big Horn Hot | Springs “The largest mineral scriogs in the world.” OEE F <raphed on the White House grounds with met m. L cht, President Harding, Wallace Johnson, R. Norris Will |. o fonal champ "4 T. Tilden, 2nd, of Philadelphia, present champion tennis player of the world, and George Christian, secretary to the president. the world cham Ree. liams 3rd, of Philadeiphis, A new matrimonial tangle, involving John William Murray, a young New York publisher, has just been brought to light in New York. He is accused of being the husband of the three women, shown above, Marie Posener, wife number 1; 2, Anita Southwith, wife number 3; and 3, Mary E. Dougherty, wife nuimber 2 wil at the same time, 1 Three Wives in Marital Tangle of Dapper Young New York Publisher Dr. E. R. Fulkerson To Deliver Church | sect. x. Lecture Tomorrow E, R. Fulkerson, who addressed the chamber of commerce forum to- | The’ World Crisis,"" will s will be open at 8 o'clock. ak | Read ad on Page 5. HELLO, BILL! Another Chance to Dance Wednesday Evening, May 25 ’ WINTER GARDEN Last of the Season. [INSURANCE EXCHANGE IN CASPER 15 INCREASED Over a dozen members have been added to the Casper Insurance ex- change, an organization composed of recording fire insurance agents and resident life agents and perfected for the purpose of bringing about a full co-operation among the Casper busi- ness tirms which handle insurance of At a recent-meeting of the associa- tion M. P. Wheeler was elected presi- C. R. MeGré\7, vice-president, and D, L. LaBreche, secretary-treas In order to perfect the objects for which the association was formed a weekly meeting win Wednesday noon‘at the Henning hotel. Reduce incendiarism, create better be held every tion and enforce all state laws cover- ing the insurance gare is the initial working out this program an interest- ing meeting is scheduled for tomor- nn Nominations for directors of the Cas- per Mutual Building and Loan associa- tion will be held at ly meeting, to be held in the Natrona county court house, on Friday evening, , at 8 o'clock p.m ’s will be held meeting on June NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS UNDER ATTACHMENT. State of Wyoming ) regular month- SS. County of Natrona ) In the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District County of Natrona, State of Wyo- ming. GEORGE H. PEW, ) vs. R. E. FROST, Defendant. ) Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of «dn attachment issued out of the Clerk’s office of the Dis- trict Court in and County, State of Wyoming, on the 8th day of Septembe: jurray, before another audience at the Meth- odist church Wednesday night with » Tragedy of Religion" as his sub- ulkerson's reputation places ‘3, ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS H. Pew against sai for the sum of $1,534.27, together with the sum of $290, attorneys’ tecs, with $6.55 costs, I have at- tached certain lands and teneme: belonging to said R. E. Frost, not exempt from sale under execution : y Phone 1590-J. 225 North Grant. gentlemen preferred. 536 South dishes, pees §24-2t)Grant street. 5-2v-tf/ washer. 639 South Ash. 5-23-t¢ for want of and chattels of [55k nent price eee ee aS hehehe tach eees arene dinate the said R. E. Frost, to wit: Lot |* Win twin beder adjoining teah cies POR RENT—Modern sleeping room;|FOR RENT—Tworoom house. 333 Number Two (2). in Bloc Num-|in” Phone 513-W. 343 S. Kimball. | -gentlement preferred. 833 East Sec:| South St. Botolph or call wes, room; parlly furnished Close In: oo 3} house to in.| FOR RENT—Modern sleepingroom;/""Diiy buying furniture, including | Ser tered One Hundred Fifty ¢wo (152) See ael B-23-t¢ iad of the Citv, former! ‘own Co. | ee rs rr ma abinds! tla) CEA Eee ohn cr, Natrona County, Stale of|¥OR RENT—Furnished room adjoin-/FOR RENT—Basement Housekesping | FOR RENT—APARTMENTS yoming, situated in Natrona ns bath: second house: on “Paitip| Ape E CE) egg nar mop enccrngaee weccreea County, and have caused lands: ow. street. North Casper. Phone FOR RENT—Two-room apartment, and tenements to be apyiraised®ac- i TS a RENT—Bedroom for lady, in| With bath; | o 7 hot water: carding 2> law at $750... |FOR RENT—One large unfurnished |, S027, Home on south side; board if| eum Nest and fully furnished ex- Now the-efore, notic> is Keréby| basement room; suitable for light < cancy about June 10th. We also have housekeeping. 426 South’ Kimball. | fon RENT—Modern sleepingroom, | ® two-room semi-basement apartment: Phone 1221W. $-19-f|" nicely furnished: suitable for two|modern; hot water; gas ranse. and LARGE basement sleapineroom: sun.(ladies. Phone 757R. 5-20-tf | fully furnished except Phone Call given, that in pursuance of the com- mands of said writ, I will offer for sale and sell for cash to the highest bidder said lands and tenements, or so much thereof as will satisfy the said judgment and costs on the 17th day of June, 1921, at 10 a. m. of the said day, at the front door of the Courthouse, in the City of Casper, in said County and State. Witness my hand 9th day of May, 1921. LEE MARTIN, Sheriff of Natrona County. Publish May 10,17, 24, 31, Juno 7, 14, 1921. 3 1591-M. Alexander able for one or two gentlemen. Eleventh and Chestnut atects. Ape se os ER RRA Oj FOR RERi—HOUSES [ered ¥OR,RENT—Nicely furnished front FOR RENT—Modern, closein five. bed room adjoining bath; private| FOR RENT—Lovely two-room cabin, |*OR 1 XENT—Modern, close-in five: entrance. 132 North Grant.’ 6-23-t¢| furnished for light housekeeping: | peated: in naw apap attment; steam | Grafonola furnished; for two peo) $175 “Dor manth: tien ee pulling: FOR RENT—Two _ housekeeping] ple; only $30 per month. — Inquire! Uirucmisned wren eee our room rooms; close-in. 633 South Ash St.|421 West Second, Sandbar, after 1381. apartment, $100. Phone Phone 1543-J. 5-24-11) . 6-24-10 = 5-24-60 - RE FOR RENT—One . FOR R. “T—Front bed room adjoin-| FOR RENT—Two-room furnished large two-room fur- ing bath in modern home. 1032 South| house; with tollet, sink, water and] ,,m#hed apartment, Jackson street. Ash. 5-23-2t¢/ lights. Inquire, 321 : so, one large threeroom — 5-24-1t| 4P& ‘furnished, Scott Apts., 2nd and FOR RENT—Large furnished bed Jefferson streets. Phone 1658-R. fa eles era Rt ea ee e room for one or two gentlemen: 523 | FOR RENT—Three-room house, 1025 = _. |,.- NOTICE. South Park. ve $-23-tf| Harrison St. Electric lights. North| Fon win od Notice is hereby given that on Casper. Water in house. Reasonable. | ~ 9% RENT—Furnished for light the 9th day of February, 1920, the| FOR RENT—Upstairs sleepingroom, x 5-24-1t* usekeeping, except bedding—new nicely furnished. 1134 South Beech and nicely furnished two-room apart- street, Phone 2095. §21t¢|GE> YOUR TENTS. tarpaulins and|™ents; no small children; Clososin. ~ army blankets at the Army Goods | [™quire, 410 West First St. 6-24-208 FOR RENT—Two rooms for light|store, 148 East Midwest avenue. FOR_Ri housekeeping, close in. Phone 1446. 5.1911t| "QR RENT—Three apartments — in B-23-tf $58 tt apartments on Jackson street FOR RENT—New, large house, well .00; also one three-room apartment ‘OR RENT—Modern bed room adjoin-| furnished. Phone 688J. 629 "Weet|!" new Scott apartments on Jefferson stew : 5: stockholders of the Western By- Products . Company unanimously voted to increase the capital stock of the said Company from 100,000 shares the par value of One Dol- lar ($1) per share to 500,000 shares of the par value of One Dollar ($1) per share and to increase the Board of Directors frum three ‘to five. WILLIAM KYNE, President. Publish May 3, 10, 17, 24, 1921. — THE FRANTZ CORPORATION. ing bath, close in. 1032 South Ash. | Eleventh street. 5-24-1t] 5! 5-23-2t° —————_—_—____————_ | FoR RENT— Furnished house for] ¥OR RENT—New two-room _apart- WANTED—Boarders. 712 St. Mary's,| bachelors; no children. 224 West K} ment with bath: furniture for nase, North Ci ir. 5-24-tf_strect. 5.2141 | close-in; no. children; west door. 505 East Second. S-24ate NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK- . . ° Cartuaton rooms, modern, HOLDER’S MEETING. laundry privileges: teen apartment; Denver, Colo., May 9, 1921. : To the Stockholders of the Frantz apartm $55; also ono. Sroom “apes cstreet ‘ apartinent in Corporation: . thew: Boote ‘o oo tice is hereby given to the AUDITORS CLEANERS and PRESSERS | °°". § partments on Jetterzon stockholders of The Frantz Corpora-| REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG THE SERVICE CLEANERS FoR tion, that the annual meeting of] Accountants—Income Tax Service Horsch & Nygaard SE PD iew two-room b said’ stockholders. will be held | at|4th Floor 0-8 - Fel. 2615.| Cleaning, Veessing, Remodeting — | cept gas Parern geaeurmished, "ex. 302-3 Oil Exchange Building, Cas- ACCOUNTANTS THE POINT" SBE Ere, stove: avenue Ree Wyoming. at 3 Cae BR Center, ae and Raltrsat Sta. On ~ 20-4 ednesday, June 1, 1 , for the es “ ” r % rs RENT—New eri pell fae PeaneetoP electing a new Board of | QUARANTEE REuisTmy, Gon, | Shc Cu Note_Thene Se Sesto the ulbartment, gas stove, built tn" feat Directors, and transacting such| “Registrar and Transfer Agents Se peda Penny ae ¥ 9 ine. in Pee abee e unfurnished; close other business as may properly come | 998-11 Oi . Phone C60 Coane. yeing Rees 4 b2a-2t before the meeting. The stock transfer books will be closed for the purpose of said meeting at the end of business, Thursday, 2, 1921, and .will be re-opened after the conclusion of said meeting, and all adjournments thereof. EDWARD M. FREEMAN, or. | FOR RENT—Four apartments, nicely ARCHITECTS “CYLINDER GRINDING __| fUr2!shed. in new apartment house, EIR A aL ASL A fackeon. Call WESLEY COULTER, Architect. Cylinders Reground Overs or 1824, Scott Clothing Co. Bien Betvice, S14 Foster ide, Denver, | ASPEN CYLINDER GmieDENe Go. aiatae t aieeiey ete, nla Colo. I intend to locate in Casper.| “Phone 1450, Fifth @ Center. |dren. Inquire i208 seoce ‘ae Phan 1450s 5 “wiih 8 Conten. < DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects Leth ag esretary,, | Rooms 24-25 Fownsend Block || “DOCTORS s_ |ror _RENT—Tworoom ban Publish May 24,'25, 26, 27, 28, 80) Casner, Wyo. rao “DR. A. P. KIMBALL apartment: partly: furnished. "No led GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY saehsieian an Buckeoh children. 1810 South Spruce. Phane aa sauna Oe fis ee 415 Ol! Exchange Bidg. Phone 1162 Felopbones: ‘Ottice, MSIBW. Ton 1483. abate: tar tare eearataned a aeeentcie aa De » the Hart . 66 APITOI j Architect pttice: Phone 30s” “Residence 164 Office, 219, Midwest Bldg. F-.one 1883 private Hospitai—o12_ South Durbin, -FOR SALE—HOUSES ——a—~s&=s>->_>_-~’"_Perrerereeeeee—e—eee ee i —_—_—___ en AUTO REPAIRING HAT CLEANERS FOR SALE—Siz-room m = Pee aah ap RA PIE SER NODEE! PIL ORES, CR HODES SAT A OT Be water heat; .t jodern house, NORTH CENTER AUTO REPAIR | NEW YORK HAT CLEANING | ing and dintatéc! vagy ro yg LIFE” y mn; . Cor. G & Center Sts. orks and 3 garage aud three f eamtroons: Guaranieei Expert Repairing | #2 30uth Center hone 4319W Hath: Basement? this hie yee and McGREW | %#= ee "SS eee ee ( e — A Gime at 8 per cent. Call at 912 South GGAGE and TRANSFER _ "THE HOME HOTEL Ginbe Sag RL sie new agate RS rates | FOR SALE—Bungalow, five room is under new management; Pioneer , Warehouse & Transfer $1 to $2.50. Special rate b; and kite! Co. Warehousing and distributidh. | or month: 185. West Second, | closet and Kite cookers. China ppt in the forefront of lecturers on world subjects. His lectures on « form- er visit here won general admihation. The meeting at the Methodist church ge Big specials at Kimball's tomorrow. mrnabis, | and heavy haul- | Phone 139. west boulevard, Seige PHONE ing. 136 West B. St. Phone 988. EATERS wa a le ee in aioe silent: : ST HEIGHTS REALTY WHITE TRANSFER CO. Co. Geo, Retallock, Mgr. “AM White HENCH BULLACK’ berger ea: P rocks.” 126 S. David. e Lawyers : mt a ere nee | assis ; SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. He eee ane ee ee ease, saaperea eae venom Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Piano WILLIAM 0. WILSON rooms in Maaeecee with Pures ae Moving. Phone 74-3. Attorney-at-Law age, sidewalks and driveway, trees F980) tates Sayers Suites 1415-16, Townsend Block _| 22 lawn. 172-11. front. Price, $7,000, sees e ee J tarnished; ‘terms. 132) Metis) Phones: Hes. 87-W, Otfice 104 HAGENS S MURANE ek aare SPECIAL’ wy ers ————— MOVING A 206207 Oll Rechenge Bldg. FOR SALE—Fiveroom plastered, ture pty chanm , three c __.. CABINETMAKING NICHOLS & STIRRETT pantry, water, electric tents; oniy CRESCENT CABINET CO. wyers n; reasonable terms for short 4a2_W._ Yellowstone. | Phone Ss0W. S01e YOU eechanee Bldgs Sloe cious RIB ee ree cae e ; ters ‘smd Shale. : gc ea Ae TR ing, Ice Boxes and Screens. oe, ARE AEL ARE oot FOR SALE—New four-room house , $2,200; with terms; 1405. Sor aaa OSTEOPATHS McKinley. Saaate : Son RAE En DR. FOR SALE—St h plewedty iy Perea -_ rooms;--lot level, 60 by. 130 ft; ine Rm. 5.7 Wood Bl. Phone 1277-3,| Sout Cedar street. Phone 1170.W, a oe TIS, e24ete PRODUCE ee Ea Pet LS SS LET : BARTON PRODUCE Co. lots all fenced, geod. well ana oat Wik ae hate a buildings; both houses rent for $50 peered Sa A Ot, srr per month. 224 West K. 6-23-1f y ate S| UST mel may Pow) EVAN MU HOUSER P. 5. 0. Graduate| RADIATOR REPAIRING _ | _ mediately." ‘Terms to sult. ‘Call 310 iid Will make house calls or eauias CASPER AU IATOR Wo South Center street. 5-233-t LY 214 East s—Cl —Reco! I AM SACRIFICING room * 214 Kase yatth Phone 15283 | See ero oteauine oe eae! 2 a : ENGINEERS 434 W. Yellowstone Phone 1054w| house on Park sircet. wibcuse oot at Electric Supply CIVIL AURA AnLSOR Gea oe once. Call 437-R after 6 p. rn. 5-233t UTO RAD! = eee oe eee ee & Cc ey W. H. FISHER, A. S.C. E. Coring & Repsiring. Expert Work-|OR SALE—New 4-room house near onstruction | Servers Maps hep ara men. 124 W. Second... Phone | 1545. Saye Ne epbe tegpe Seq owner at 1031 : Bag fons TS teenth street. -21-6t* Co ry Promptness and Accuracy SHOE SHINING PARLORS EST! mpan} EEE SOE. | DELON LIVESTOCR Pra ie oer CONSULTING ENGINEER | AMERICAN SHINING PARLOR _—————————— Eas! fie hs wien obtener ena a eowvest |. WHSSLER & WORTHINGTON | LonBx ON BUILDING” iotasis tales tees sohead weeeeee : horses. Phone 1535. 1129 South h furvors Ba sy Betimates_ ard SIGN PAINTING non Gi Testing Machine. Pease Upright Blue Bush Sign & Decorating Co. FOR SALE—Draft nx * ‘tne. think rel | | | j THERMOPOLIS, WYOMING || s a The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. Everything in Building Material BIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS Phone 62. Office and Yard: First and Center 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 “When iorses, mares, you member| harness, Blanchard Rooms 78910 Townsend Bldg. | push.” 265.8. Center. Phone 1088W. | lock north of North Casper schont hid > aes 2a2-tf. co: CTORS TENOGRAPHERS pntaede Vestine care cae | Jp 2 CONTRACTORS — 2 | STEN! GRAPHERS | For SALE—Holsteine; heaw spring- For the Best in Building Beatrice L. Jo-es (Pub. Stenographer)| TS 2nd calves. - West Side Dairy, At ‘Most Reasonable Prices. Mimeograph Work a Specialty B-24-5t° eats OTMAN & BONE | —~ebune Hide. Phone 1204. | FoR SALE—Hoss and laying hens. Contractor and Builder Phone 10993 TAILORS S38 West SiGlomsioe. SA Sate : - — oe -- |] For SALE Good miloh cow We will build your house on install- Cc. H. WHALEY 118 South ‘Washingto! Tsag Se ment. Repair and cabinet work so-| Ladies’ and Gent's Tailoring. Cleaning, | ————-— > et slicted. Phone 323. Casper Con- and Alterations. | "OR SALE—Two hogs, laying bens. 5-23-28 % struction Co. 3 116 &. ‘Midwest Ave. Phone 4835. | _ 340 Yellowstone. DENTISTS KL. ose Apt, 10, Wrait Horat| WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS —— | Suits, mage: to-order. DR. J. J. DONOVAN . Furs redomeled. tei . WANTED—Anythin; Suite 123 Over’ Mokler Bldz., over | Puree Furs redomcled. Phone 61: | eee gel turaituce, value | you Campbell_& Jchnson Store. Phone 66. use the Tailor & Cleaner nz machine —any kind of housen 7 . Phone 467R. zoods. ‘e buy and sell thin, EMPLOYFIFNT BUREAU ae eae Phone 1086. eae, We AXI SER’ eee cic Wyomi Employment Agency—J. | ~ = WANTED—Tents, tarps, saddles, har- McGowan, Prop. 220 S. Center St. CALL 88 Oh 216 ness, tools and sume household (rear). Phone 813. P. 0. Box 339. FOR BILLY'S TAXIE goods. Phone 1086. 4:27-tf. Se | OO OO EO | SNE z WANTED—Clean lightweight cotton .. GRAVEL ROOFING | ___. VETERINARIAN | “rags: Se pound. Tribune ttice W. H. TILLETT DR. L. E. BAY, Veterinarian. ah. Gravel Roofing Office, 142 W. 2nd St. WANTED—Hignest price paid for Phone 695J. 605 S. Durbin. | Phores: Office 20, Res. 1481W. second hand furniture, phone 1660. Ss ——Oaaanw@>oo@O>—_ow@ws—@>OOO™D=oO—™ ~ “a 2 3-15-42,