Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 1, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS UNDER ATTACHMENT. State of Wyoming ) ss. County of Natrona ) In the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District in and for the County of Natrona, State of Wyo- ming. GEORGE H. PEW, ) Plaintiff, ) vs. ) R. E. FROST, ) Defendant. ) s Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an attachment issued out of the Clerk’s office of the Dis- trict Court in and for Natrona County, State of Wyoming, on the 8th day of September, 1920, in an action wherein George H. Pew was plaintiff and R. E. Frost was de- fendant, commanding me to attach property belonging to said defend- ant, R. E. Frost, not exempt by law. Judgment having been rendered in said action in favor of George H. Pew against sa'd P. E. Frost, 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 tenements beloyging to said R. /. Frost, nut exempt from sale under execution for want of goods and chattels of the said R. E. Frost, to wit: Lot Nuober Two (2) in Blocs Num- tered One Hundred Fi two (152) of the City, formerly Town of Cas- er, Natrona County, State of Wyoming, tituated in said Natrona County, and have caused said lands and tenements to be appraised ac- cording to law at $750. Now the-efore, notic> is hereby 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 this 9th day of May, 1921. LEE MARTIN, Sheriff of Natrona County. Publish May 10, . 31, June 7, 14, 1921. ea Rit et COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Casper, Wyo., May 23, 1921. The City Council of the City of Casper met , in Deda adjourned session pursuant to a gicasarearts of May 16, at the Council Chamber at City Hall with W. W. Keefe, presi- dent of the Council, jiding. On roll call the following were resent: Councilmen C. M. Bryan, . W. Keefe, Fred Van Gorden, J. J. Giblin, Earl C. Boyle, J. Pe fe cosa ‘Asa F. Sloane, city loved by C. M. Bryan, seconded by Fred Van Gorden, that the May- or and City Clerk be authorized to publish notice and call for bids, for $1 ence for the fencing of Highiand Cemetery and receive same until 8 o’clock p. m. June 20, 1921. An aye and nay vote peng taken resulted: C. M. an aye, Keefe aye, Fred Van Gorden aye, J. J. Gbilin aye, Earl C. Boyle aye, J. M. Whisenhunt aye. Whereupon the sident of the Council declared said motion duly carried. Moved by Fred Van Gorden, sec- onded by J. J. Giblin, that the Fire Ordinance of the City of Casper be strictly enforced. On roll call all voting aye the President of the Council declared said motion duly carried. A petition by a number of pro erty owners in Block 156 in the City of Casper asking that a sewer be laid through Block 156 in the ae Casper, presented. ferred to the City Engineer. Moved by Fred Van Gorden, sec- onded by J. J. G iblin, that the Fire and Police Committees be and are erdered to order uniforms > epartment and the at 1 all voting aye the of the Couneil declared duly carried. he date set to receive ils for Cast Iron Pipe, ngs and Fire Hydrants, eported having re- ng bids: PIPE ST IRON co. BID For 41,317 feet panes Class B, Bell & Spigot Cc. 1. — 448.30 tons, per ton, heat s, $74.85; 16-ft. lengths, $ . For 5,054 feet 6-inch Class B, Bell & Spigot C. I. Pipe—84.15 tons, per ton, 12- ft lengths, $69.85; 16-ft. lengths, $70.85. For 5,894 feet 8-inch Class B. Bell & Spigot C. I. Pipe—142.12 tons, per ton, 12-ft. lengths, $69.85; 16-ft lengths, $70.85. For 9,830 feet 12-inch Class B. Bell & Spigot C. I. Pipe—403.52 tons, per ton, 12-ft. lengths, $69.55; 16-ft. lengths, $70.55. For 4-inch to 12-inch y ceived the ‘fo NT AMERICAN Standard C. I. Fittings—18.71 tons, per ton 4-inch, $135; 6-inch to 12- THE VERY BEST IN Horse Shoeing and Blacksmithing BLACKSMITH SUPPLIES Satisfaction Guaranteed PRICES RIGHT Jockey Club Shop 227 West Yellowstone inch, eae “g- 4-inch Peb & oral 12-inch | i BF Select Pipe—12-ft. I to valve $1.76, for hy- | Council declared said motion duly Standard ittings, length, xy it. 1. a lager dl en "For f0- Eo aaa Ibe inch to 12-inch "The Coane rit 10) = C. Boyle called away st this 000 q o'clock a. m. May For 2,500 Jute, per Ib., $0.081. [2 158 Ibs. W. KEEFE, | Moved b; J. pow seconded For 4-inch C. I. Bell & Spigot Pipe Fittings, 8%e Per Bind President sf femnet| by C Si, Bryn ine the following —Class 100, 76c; Class 150, 79c. B bs 5-m lengths, | Attest: ASA F. soe siageadt For 6-inch C. I. Bell & be 17% per ” For ‘Sinch Class B City ‘Clerk: Clerk. j Peesetion repealing. motion au- Pipe—Class 100, $1.12; Class ipe,_5-meter jenetie: $1.68% per | thorizing Mayor to veal a $1.15; class 130, $1.21. \ft. For 12-inch Class B Pipe, COUNT "PROCEEDINGS. \election on June-7 for the purpose For 8-inch C. I. Bell & Spigot, meter lengths, $2. 91% per ft. For Wyo., May 24, 1921. /of submitting to the voters of the| psu Pi lass 100, $1.58; Class 1 1,317 ft. 4-inch C, L The. City ‘Council of the City of City of Casper the 4 $1.62; Class 130, $1.70, na thick, weighing about 20 Ibs. ‘per tt, For 12-inch C. I. Bell & Spigot| $78.3 peat ay Aas 5,054 ft. 6-inch Pi lass 100, $2.78; Class 150,'C. $2.88; Cless 139, $2.99. isbout 31 ty Bell & Spigot For 5,984 ft. Pe ar itt $1.14 per ft. For 4-inch C. I. inch C. I. Pipe, 47-| dent of Council, passed a certain motion author- Pipe—No. Class 100, 80c; N thick, weighing about 45 of BAG. | tring the Mayor to cat! a special] Move: 5 Class 130, x sine ltt, $1.65 per ft. For 9,830 ft, 12-| pron rlcseeuleent Tita yere |clection on June 7 for the pui by J. J. ay cB (that the ordinance ae & inch C. I. Bell & Spigot! in. ‘abe ‘ ips: fein. shiek, weleh, W. Keefe, Van Gorden, J Mego it Pay irons er Se is i as read. An aye or —No. 2 100, $1.18; r ft, $7.80\7. f . f |City of boing taken resulted: C. M. Class C. I. Bell & Spigot Pipe Class|per ft. - ee J, Giblin, Bari C tp BE CRY ot Conroe they desire a man- Fred 100, $1.66. For 12-inch C. I Bell & Spigot Pipe—No. 2 Class 100, $2.89. NATIONAL CAST IRON PIPE CO. BID 4-inch Class B, Bell & Spigot C. I. Pipe, 448.30 tons. per ton, $73. For 5,054 ft. 6-inch Class B Bell & Spigot C. I. Pipe, 84.15 tons, per ton, $68. For 5,894 ft. 8-inch Class B Bell & Spigot C. I. Pipe, 142.12 tons, per ton, $68. For 9,830 ft, 12-inch Class B Bell & Spigot C. L Pipe, 403.52 tons, per ton, $68. For 4-inch Standard C. I. Fit- tings, 18.71 tons, per ton $126. For 6-inch and up: Standard C. I. Fit- tings, 18.71 tons, per ton $116. For 4-inch to 12-inch Standard C. I. Fit- tings, 5 eT .08 tons, per ton, $152. ‘or 50,000 Ibs. Pig’ Lead, per Ib., 6%c. For 2,500 lbs. Jute, per Ib., 9c. HENDRIE & BOLTHOFF MFG. & SUP. CO. BID For 41,317 ft. 4-inch Class B Bell & Spigot C. I. Pipe—448.3 tons, per ton, $73.10; per 100 ft. $79.31. For 5,054.ft. 6-inch Class B Bell & Spigot C. I. Pipe—84.15 tons, per ton, $68.10; $113. 38 per 100 ft. For 5,894 8-inch Class B Bell & Spigot C. I. Pipe—142.12 tons, per ton $68.10; $161.73 per 100 ft. For 9,830 ft. 12-inch Class B Bell & Spigot C. I. Pipe—403.52 tons, per ton $68.10; $279.55 per 100 ft. | ®' L pos -inch to a inch Standard C. ittings— 1 tons, per ton $115.10. For 4-inch to 12-inch C. I.. Fittings, specials—1.08 tons, s per ton $160. For 50,000 Ibs. Pi, ied 100 Ibs., $6.15. For 2, ute, per 100 Ibs, $8. THE etna “fight = co. JAMES B. CLOW & SONS BID For 44,319 ft. 4-Inch Class B C. I. Pipe, aie ot Pi For 5,054 ft. 8-inch Class BC Benes $83. re r ton. For $84, tt Pipe, $83.64 per ton. For Baso ft. 12-inch Class B C. I. ee Fittings, Tike per Tbr Fort Sine hn ‘ittings, c per or 1c] Standard Fittings and sare per lb. For 55 BE 4-inch H. Eddy Gate Valves, $14.75 Fag “For 6-inch H. EB. ee A Gate Valves, $27.25 each. “For 8,8-inch H. E. For 41,319 ft. 8 12-inch H. idy Gate Valves, $82. Valve Boxes for above valve: $8.50 each. For Eddy Fire H: drants, $73.75 each. For Valve Boxes for above auxiliary ives, $8.50 each. CASPER SUPPLY CO. BID For 55 4-inch Gate Valves, $23.25 each, or $1,278.75 for 55. For 5 4-inch Gate Valves, $14.75 each, or $73.75 for 5. For 7 6-inch Gate Valves, $35.75 each, or $250.25 for 7. For 8 8-inch Gate Valves, isda fe each, or $408 for 8. For 8 12-inch Gate Valves $90.50 each, or $724 for 8. For 64 Fire Hydrants, tele each, or $5,264 for 64. THE M. J. ee IN SUPPLY BI For 55 4-inch Gate Valves for Hub End $20.40 each, for. Univer- sal End add. iu each, For 5 4-inch Gate Valves for Hub End $13.10 each, for Universal End add.°$1 each. For 7 6-inch Gate Valves for Hub ind $31.40 each, for Universal End add. $1.45 each. For 8 8-inch Gate Valves for Hub End $44.90 each, for Universal End add. .$1.75 each. 12-inch Gate Valves for 0 ibe oe 8 Hub End $79.80 each, for Universal End add. $2.50 each. Whisenhunt, Asa F, clerk. for pipe and that the Mayor and City be authorized to enter into a con- Sideed | tract with the said National Cast Tron Pipe Co. for the performance ary Fred J..3. Giblin aye, Earl C. Boyle nay, Eady Gate Valves, $42.50 each. ‘For [- and 2,500 pounds of Jute cepted. and that the Mayor s and City Clerk be authorized to enter into a contract with the said Cast Iron Pipe Co. for the perform- ance of the same. J. J. Giblin aye, Earl C. Boyle ye, J. M. Whisenhunt aye. Cbde Casper Daily Cribune met in server whether or not they des jon pursuant ot of, ager form of government. May 23 at the Council Chamber at; Whereas, on the 22nd City Hall with W. W. Keefe, Presi- ‘A ril, A. D. 1921, the City st ey jeser form oF goves many ans seconded ereas, is chase thet the bid, the opinion that there is a Iron Pipe Co.| question as to the legali ings be act authorizing a City Form of government, and Moved b; lity is at the present time fore the Supreme Court of the of Wyoming, and Whereas, should fe Suprem Court of the State of of the same. An aye and c. M. vote taken in aye, W. W. ‘an Gorden ‘aye, Keefe M. Whisenhunt aye. of useless and unnecessary Whereupon the President of th piste declared said motion duly carried. the Mayor and City Council, onded by Earl C. Boyle, that. the| ing the bid of the American Cast Iron Eee Co. for 50,000 pounds of Pig Lead ac- repealed and annulled. On roll call all members of Council present voting aye, American a mare ae = yore being taken an Gorden aye, said resolution duly passed. “An Ordinance amending and enacting Section 4 of Ordmmance 146-A of the ae of Casper.” Moved by C. Whereupon the President of the Council declared said motion’ duly ama the nager Whereas, the question of the Jes pole de. clare such act acon Repiome it would put the City to a great deal expense. Now therefore, be it Reward it a Rpts ere the 22nd .| day o authoriz- Moved by Fred Yan Gorden, sec jayor to call a special elec- tion for the purpose of submitting to the voters of the City of Casper the question as to whether or not they desire a manager form of gov- ernment, be and the same is hereby President of the Council declare4 An ordinance presented, entitled Bryan, seconded Council are of} J ve the the re. No, carried. acted by J. J. Giblin, seconded Cc. M, Bryan, that the bid of Hendvie & Bolthoff Manufacturing & Supply Co. for valves and valve boxes be accepted and that the May- or and City Clerk be authorized to enter into a contract with the said Hendrie & Bolthoff Manufacturing & Supply Co. for the performance of yee same. vote bein; so m Ati and i pay eee an aye, ety aye, “Fred Van Gorden age SEE BEN SUMMER IS HERE Have you thought about your in- surance? . J. Giblin aye, Earl C. Boyle aye, We Write For 41,817 ft, t-inch, Clase No.| rio tack? BIame NEP Bnd 15: i. Wnisenene age All Kinds of 100, pupeeceels cL Pipe per ft./$75.80 each. Whereupon the President of the 82 For 50,000 Ibs. Pig Lead, $6.40| Council declared said motion duly/H] Fire Life Health For 5,054 ft. 6-inch, Class No. per cwt. ‘For 2,500 Ibs. Jute, $8.70 | °@tried. d 100, Universal, C. I. Pipe per ft.,| ber ewt. Moved by J. M. Whisenhunt, sec- bey $192: te ds cua "RENSSELAER VALVE CO, rrp |onded, by Fr regan Gorden, at Accident ‘or tt ine! jo. 1 e 100, Universal, C. I. Bipe per ft,| $1475 each. For Cinch Renner the mare pittriginias Peta Swe Automobile laer Gate Valves $27.25 each. For 8-inch Rensselaer Gate Valves $42.50 each. For 12-inch Rensse- For 9,830 ft. ae. inch, Class No. 100, Universal, CL Pipe per ft., $3.07%. leer Gate Valves $82 each. - {ply ees for the performance cf the For. d-inch to 12-inch Universal] “For Rensselaer C. 1. Valve Boxes, |®@™ b co Ben PR Co. Cc... Fittings —Tist plus 40 per cent.|$8.50 each, For 4-inch Fire Hy- ne ae and Mt vote sieges ER re ay root Universal C.| drants, $83.25 enc Apert Roh REALTORS fer ocak eit ate | ENON SRS BOPT MC. ALE ge “ garl C- Boyle aye 20t Midwest Bids. UNITED STATES ©. I. PIPE & FOUNDRY CO. BID For 41,317 ft. 4-inch Class B, C, I. Bell & pres Pipe—i2 ft, i fo 82.7¢ O64 fe Ginch Class B, c.. Bell & Lois ig Pipe—12-ft. lengths, For 55- 4inch Ludlow Gate |? 5 4-inch Ludlow Gate Valves, 85 Ibs. $14.75 each. For 7 6-inch Ludlow Gate Valves, 2865 tbs., $34.25 faa For 8 ich Ludlow Gate ves, 355 Toe $49.50 each. For $1.19 8 12-inch Ludlow Gate Valves, 5695 ae vpoad ft, 8-inch Class B, C.|Ibs., $89 each, For 64 Fire Hy- Bell Spigot Pipe—12 ft. drants, $80.75 each, If for Uni-! rt N lengths, ea eas siiso per ft. versal Joint Pipe add to 4-in, valve} 80 ft. 12-inch Class B,C. $1 1.50. valve 6-in. valve 8-in, carretera that.the Valves, 185 Ibs. $21.75 each. For! - layor and City lerk be authorized to enter into a contract with the said Casper Sup- Whisen runt aye. “ Whereupon the President of. the Phone 1450 BEWARE A TRUANT HUSBAND AT LARGE Oc Danc e-- ToNite Gather Up Your Dance Tickets Come Down and Use Them Tonight No Door Admission Chaeeed = WINTER GARDEN ORCHESTRA RAYMOND L. REED, Director WINTER GARDEN TONIGHT GUY H. BRANDENBURG, Manager WATCH FOR OPENING WE ALL KNOW WE CAN MAKE MONEY IN CASPER THE BIG QUESTION IS HOW CAN WE SAVE IT? Stop giving one-third of your pay check. Be your own landlord. Buy a lot in Highland Park Addition. $25 Down, $10 a Month a © nal oe its passage and be known CASPER SUPPLY -CO. Phones 913 and 914. Casper, Wyo. Wholesale Dealers Automotive Supplies - Machinery and Scales Electric Supplies Business and Professional Directory| DENTISTS AUDITORS TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1921 CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR RENT—Nicely furnisted room, adjoining bath in modern close in. 441 East Fifth street. 1-3t° FOR RENT—Very desirable room for two. gentlemen; ‘splendid _ location: rate reasonable. “Phone 411J, 5-28-3t® FOR RENT— One nicely fut | Pete ke eminent TAA __ a NR 1 te wu: ‘ u front bedroom; suitable for two. Kirk street. 5-28-t¢ WANTED—Roomers and boarders; g00d location; suitable for refinery men. 1321 South Spruce. $-30-3t° FOR RENT. bedroom, adjoin- ing bath; cultable for young ladies, '—Frot can wrt) J. 5-31-3t FOR RENT—Furnished for gen- Uleman, modern. 305 South McKin- ley. Phone 878J. 5-27-tf WANTED—Men, boarders and room- ers; reasonable. 331 North Ms face street. Phone 1091W. 5-3) 5-3) FOR RENT—Room for transients, modern. 604 South Durbin street. Phone 413R. 5-30-1t LARGE basement sleepingroom; able for one or two gentlemen. Call REIMER’ ¥ ERG DR. J. J. DONOVAN eats toviens: Tan bervi ico | Suite 1-2-3 Over Mokler Bldg., over |45*-R- S-244¢ 4th Floor 0-8 Bldg. Tel. 7673. [Campbell & Johnson Store. Fhgae 66. FOR RENT—Modern sleepingroom; ACCOUNTANTS CYLINDER GRINDING | Ser ieirenr, Preterred: £86 South paiSbes-deeee a sack oem iedat at GOARANTEE Reulsthy, CORP. plylinders Reground Oversize FOR RENT—Modern room; close in. Registrar and Transfer Agents lcASPERe ‘CYLINDER Eesha. ‘60. | - Phone 714. B-31-2t 208-11 Oi Exnhange Bldg. Phone C60 _Phone 1450. _Fitth & Center. | WANTED—Boarders. 712 St. ARCHITECTS mrgpote, 4 gemma, fsa ‘ Phone HAT CLEANERS \NEW YORK HAT CLEANING 123'South Genter Phone 1319W GARBUTT, bad pe iere & SWEENEY: ~ NEE HOTELS Exchange Bidg. Phone 1162 erat Gastue Gon, £18 Ol Exchanxe Bids. Foe eS THE HOME HOTEL c. A. pce as is under Management; rates $1 to $2.50. 8 Special rate by week Office, 219, Midwest tide. F-oue 1333) or month. 135 West Second. “BAGGAGE and TRANSFER | —***8e aL TOPE ST NSURANCE oo er enemie ana distribution. APE oer k ener bce iG Service ‘Trunks, baggage ation ing. 136 West B. St. Phone 988. c. B HOOD. Sha MIDWROT BLDG. WHITE SES NaRES co. ERS Geo. Retallock, Bir. pao ar sie eg HENCH pe pleats te) Suite 222-223 Midwest t Bldg. Ph. 1200 a _ E1200 WILLIAM 0. WILSON Attorney-at-Law - Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206.207 Oil Exchange Bldg. sa aay & STIRRETT 3509-10-11 ofl ii Tacitange Bldg. Bagenge, H Hauling and Piano ‘Moving. Phone 74-J. SEARLES TRANSFER hones: Res. 87-W, Office 104 MOVING A SPECIALTY CABINETMAKING CRESCENT CABINET CO. 432 W. Yellowstone. Phone. 839W. Store Fixtures, Counters and Shelv- ing, Tce Boxes and-Screens. GEORGE W. FERGUSON mm Attorney-at-Law CHIROPRACT ‘ORS Townsend Bldg. 196-3 = H. JSFFREY OSTEOPATHS RAHAM JEFFREY suns aRiyiclls Bldg. Phone DR, L. L, WADE _Seabe898 De eerons Bice emea 06 | Osteopathic Physician DEB. G, MAUN Rm. 5-7 Wood Bik. Phone 1277-4, _Phones: ect 423, Res, 1235. PRODUCE SE. HARN! BARTON PRODUCE Co. Rime se | Wholesale Poultry, Eggs. Freit 162 Nohone 1abt __Yegetables, 333 N. Wolcott r ‘ P. 8. ©. Graduate EVAH M athe od Se rel gory _ RADIATOR REPAIRING 214 East Fifth Phone_15283 | CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS CLEANERS and PRESSERS | 431 w. Yellowstone Phone 1053w THE eee CLEANERS AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE — Re. é& & Ex c Cleaning, Benge Pry iene 124 AW Sectnd Phone ise Center, Fifth and Railroad Sts. ROOF CONTRACTING WYOMING ROOFING Co. General Roofing Contractors. ing & Recoating a Specialty, 117 S. Kimball St. Phone 1478J. Casper, Wyo. SHOE SHINING PARLORS Ses pepcer e er oentntah * AMERICAN SHINING AOR o Tel. 2553. CONSULTING ENGINEER & WORTHINGTON Shr vines pane. tes and| > Lomas ox muhonace Reports, Ro-' y Gravel and Cement |->~ Testing Machine. Pease Upright. Biue SIGN PAINTING Rooms 7.8.9-10 ‘Townsend Bldg. Bush Sign af Decorating Co. CONTRACTORS Pale fib or ge gered __STENOGRAFHERS ee Beatrice L. Jo- tenographer) Mimeograph: “Work” Ea beet , Tribune Bldg. Phone 12 SANLORS WHALEY seh and ¢ Gent's Tailoring. Cleaning, Pressirg, »Repairing and Alterations. 116 Ki "Midwest Ave. Phone 483. so ne 5 A. L, mose—Apt. 10, Wyatt Hotel. Suits made to order. Remodeling and repairing. Furs redomeled. Phone 61. —— eet Tim, the Tailor & Cleaner ~ 3 8S. Center. .Phone 467R. eee TAXI SERVICE TAXI SERVICE. STEPHENS TAXI SERVICE. Phone 132. od CIVIL ENGINEERS W. H. FISHER, A. 8. C. E. Surveys Maps Plans | Estimates 214 Midwest Bldg. Phone 995. Promptness and Accuracy GRAVEL ROOFING CALL 8 Oh 216 FOR BILLY'S TAXIE ____VETERINARIAN DR. L. E. BAY, Veterinarian. DR. A. P.- KIMBALL Physician and Surgeon Suite Over ‘White's Grocery Telephones: Oice 1218W, Res. 1483.| _ Ee rahi DD DR. MARSHALL C. 3, KEITH. Office Phone 30. idence 161. Office, 142 W. tnd St. Private Hospits!—612 South Durbin. Pho1es: Office 20, Res. 1481W. a =| drcn. North Casper. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Two-room apartment, with . bath; modern; steam heat and fully fu: cept linen. fully. furnished except linen. Phone 1591-M. Alexander Apts., West Eleventh and Chestnut streets. ey J. 24-08 FOR RENT—New modern partly fur- nished three-room apartment’ with bath, gas range and gas heater, hot water furnished for *Dullding. 133 South» Conwell square, one-half block from Sccond street; $60 adults. Phone 1166M. 5-28-5t* FOR RENT— Modern, unfurnished one-room apartment, kitchenettu, breakfast nook, disappearing» bed, built-in dresser and” bath, hot water heat, $75, Casper Realty. FOR RENT — Ed gs wr ly furnished, also rooms. on first floor. rit access: bath, Saree 1444 igars ond si 5 South 1666W. FOR RENT — Two-room apartment, furnished for light housekeeping; close in, not modern. 528 West Yellow- stone. Phone 562J. 5-31-108 FOR RENT — Two-room furnished apartment for light housekeeping, 7215 South 6-28-tf modern; no children. David. Phone 780R. FOR RENT — Two-room basement apartment, furnished for light house- keeping gas. 165M. 5-31-2t FOR RENT — Desirable three-room apartment, furnished except dishes and bedding; close in. Inquire 548 South Lincoin avenue. 5-28-2t* FOR apartme t, Inquire 1205 South Spruce. 5-21-tf FOR RENT— Two: -room apartment, furnished for light housekeeping: 99 s. shaken, 304 East A street, 5-31-15 FOR RENT —-Strictly modern’ three- room apartment, completely fur- nishes. 818 CY avenue, 5-31-2t* FOR RENT—AIl modern apartment. 140 East Midwest, Smith Apart- ments. 5-30-2t FOR RENT—Apartment, two» rooms, unfurnished, new. 424 eg | Lin: coin street. 31-28 FOR RENT — Two-room come apartment, east part of town. Phone 981M. 5-314t FOR RENT—Al! modern apartment. 104 East Midwest, Smith Apart- ments. 5-30-2t FOR RENT — Tworoom apartment, furnished. 1243 South Elm street.| Phone 1284R. LOST AND reUND LOST—Silver handbag with brown pocketbook containing $25 and some forelen, money lost between Capital Grocery and Kenwood. Call 1 -28- FOUND—Wedding ring; owner may have same by identifying and paying for this ad. Phone 1282, “S-B1-At FOUND—Ladies pocket book at Amer- ican theater; owner may have same by paying for this ad. 5-31-21 Miss Estelle Downing, an instructor in the State Normal school. at Ypsi Janti, has the distinction of being tht first woman to be elected to a city council in the state of Michigan. i eee : A In Sweden the medical profession was opened to women by royal decree in 1870. . Phone 281. 5-27-64. 1225 South Ash. Phone _ ‘ ot ev ereveververywy: x