Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1921, Page 10

5 ktm. ve EZ a8 mr os bud SAE A aT bak ek beh ODD DD EO ED C8 bd at A A oT HY 089 © PAGE TEN CONDITIONSIN CASPER BOOST | “FIRE CHANCES So Says Insurance Underwriter in Calling Attention to Careless- | ness Which Increases Hazard The lack of fire pre in the bu ction in many district, the erclal institu- «f other ave- utes a grave | y of Casper, ac s to the statement of I. A. Bar- eer for the Rocky Mountain rs’ association who ts like ion measures In check- well fire y duty to alleys in What I saw con- strewn with all ammable substance. Loose © piles was spread along half a block in one place, packing boxes jammed with paper were found at the rear of many in stitutions and in many places it was found that the alleys were so lit- tered with rubbish and other obstruc tions that in a fire alarm it would have been impossible for the fire ap- paratus to get through for several minutes. What Casper needs more than any thing in the world right now is very strict fire prevention ordinances. It is better to legislate fire nuisances out of business than it is to try to sub: due a blaze and suffer the attendant losses. “Ordinances prohibiting the blocking of alleys, preventing the dumping of rubbish in open receptacles in the business district and other forms of protection should be immediately en- forced. “There is extreme laxity noticeable in the enforcement of ordinances on building regulations. This is also one of Caspers greatest menaces. This spirit of build rapidly to get hack to business as rapidly as possible is a dangerous practice.. Casper is for- tunate in having missed a holocaust of some kind. Now is the time to begin getting action to keep that rec- ord intact.” Mr. Barley promised a representa tive of The Tribune that he would make’ notations of specific instances of careloggness during his inspection here ahd that he would also make rem- edial suggestions for these conditions. As he is a representative.of the fire insurance underwriters who establish the insurance premium, it would be well for Casper to heed his. sugges- tions, The city is building a fire sta tion in the business district for the purpose of bringing about a decrease in insurance rates in Casper. pias eihak Sat anny AUTO THIEF WAIV HEARING. Fred King, the man who was ar. rested charged with stealing a Pack- ard car belonging to Roy Sample, has waived preliminary ¢xamination here, and has been bound over to trial in the district court. It is reported that King will plead guilty to the charge. | MERCHANT ON BOND OF SWINDLER WH®O BILKED HIM IS MAKING SEARCH |___HIM IS MAKING SEARCH| After having cashed a bogus for 2. G. Sehistline, who representative of Independent Torpedo company, the Bud Smith, a merchant at 8 refused to prosecute the when the county authori the matter up and bound Schistline over to the fall term of the district court for trial Smith provided al bond of $250 to guarantee the de- fendant’s appearance. Shortly after Schistline was re- leased from jail he quietly slipped Discount Rates To Be Lowered WASHINGTO: June 3.—Progres- sive rediscount rates now in effect in the St. Loui# and Kansas City dis- tricts—described by President Hard- ing cently as “penalizing rates”— Probably will be removed by the fed- eral reserve board soon, it was sald at the treasury. Leading bankers of the country who conferred recently with * President Harding suggested that these rates be removed to ease conditions, particu- larly for the agricultural interests, Such a step by the reserve board, in the treasury's opinion, would be tn line with a general lowering of rates which is thought to be coming during the sumr..cr as @ result of accummu- lated reserves and a better financial situation over the country. Cancellation Of War Risk Policy Basis of Action SEATTLE, June 3.—Complaint in an action seeking to compel reinstate- ment by the bureau of war risk in- surance of a policy carried by Gus G. Jensen, a former service man, and alleged to have been cancelled after Jensen's death, is on file in federal court here. J. D. Dean, chairman of the hospitalization committee of Rainier-Noble post American Legion, filed the complaint in behalf of Mrs. Gunhilde Jensen, mother of Gus Jen- sen, The action is in the nature of a test suit, and will affect hundreds of war risk insurance policies through- out the United States, Mr. Dean said. eis rat em deel Jewelry and watch repaiting by ex- pert workmen. All work guavanteed. Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co:, 0-3, Bldg. Goodyear Welt away and nothing was heard of him until the case was called for trial. The bond money which had been provided by Smith was for- felted so Smith was out $325 instead of the original $75 although he had played the roll of good Samaritan. Believing. that Schistline was in Casper, Smith came here Wednesday at the suggestion of Sheriff Martin and as he went to a local hotel to régister he found Schistline in the lobby of the institution. He im- Taeditely took the man in-custody ,and turned hom over to the sheriff's office. Smith left with Schistline for Shoshoni where he must now face a dual charge. Taking advantage of the recent explosion of a truck belonging to the Independent Torpedo company at Bonneville, Schistline is said to have worked north ffom Casper and to have been enabled to cash checks by posing as a representative of the Independent Torpedo company who was investigating the explosion. The offices of the company here claim that Schistline has posed as one of their representatives for several months, but that he is not and has not been on the payroll. ————__—. Turks Asked To Release British Captives, Report CONSTANTINOPLE, June 3.—The supreme council sent a message to the Turkish Nationalists government in Angora asking it to give up the British prisoners held by the Nation hlists, declaring the British were pre paring to blockade the Anatolian ports, take over the command of the Elev: enth Greek division in Ismid and otherwise support the Greeks against the Nationalists. It is thought here, however, that the request comes too late, as the British are considered virtually @t war with the ‘Nationalists. We need a patriotism resolute in peace as well as patriotism aflame in war—Warren Harding. sas + ase NE ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER OF SALE OF REAI. ES- TATE SHOULD NOT BE MADE In District Court, Sixth Judicial District. State of Wyoming ) County of Natrona ) In the matter of the Estate of Frank H. Sawyer, deceased. Elvira A. Sawy. the Adminis- Building Materials We are equipped with the stock to supply your wants in high grade lum- ber and builders’ supplies. Rig tim- bers a specialty. KEITH LUMBER CO, THE UNIVERSAL CAR NEW FORDS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY We have received three carloads this week and can make immediate delivery on Run- abouts and Sedans. Can make delivery on Touring Cars in a week to ten days after we have your order. : Place Your Order Today We Sell New Fords on Time Payments EARL C. BOYLE 125 to 137 North Center Sxerpers dasenoed ley ine wyer, de: 5 i her petition herein prayii der of sale of so muc! estate of said decedent, for poses therein set forth as set forth in said ition it is neces- seo iee. all ail de soma gameeeiny date SS ere Nees: the said real estate for the purpose forever of of ee standing against said estate: Honorable C. O. Brown, the said District Court, that x sons interested in the estate of ery] deceased appear before i against the required to n necessary real'to the Administrator a ts en eeeieiense rs |ciades” 7 Selus And the Court finding that as| leg Pn estate of Frank H. for an or- of a Dated Paine 20, 1921. 5S. WILSON, poe ay of the Estate of Charles M. LLIAM 0. WILSON, Attacesy’ for Estate. Publish May 20. 27, June 3, 1921. the expenses and inistration and debts out- It is therefore noes Coy awEnsiir Dissc District Court on Monday, the “20th | \co-PAR’ RSHIP DISSOLUTION published each week four successive weeks in ~ oes | Daily Tribune, a newspa; eral circulation, printe: lished in said City of County of Natrona, Sunday. | day of June, 1921, at 10 o'clock in| the said court room-of said Dist: at the courthouse in the of order should not be granted-to the| said Administratrix to sell so much |consent, of ee real estate of the said de- carried on ceased as * Court, doine 2 between ict Court, | doi berate gd ot a ee forenoon of , County of Natrona, yoming, to show cause why an|Side Gi lot May, 1921, dissolved by and “the by C, L. Thompson, shall be necessary. jwill pay. ma ‘debts and collect vail And that a copy of this order be) jminey a said firm. for at least d May A's. JAN |ANES. . L. THOMPSON. Publish May & June 2, 9, 1921. ae Alot “Soest By NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is re § given that at a It is further ordered that an or-' special mrt on the stockholders snd ab | fin the | dail ei "except der to show cause entered herein! of see On Company of Wyo- on May 11, is of May, A 1921. (W.0.W.) ceased. 1921, be and the same ming, a Wyoming corporation, le- wally’ culled and held at the cffice e Com; ny mere ee 17 cane 18, 1921: Townsend Bui 5 Wyo- O. BROWN; Judge.| ming, on the 28tl a8 “of ril, 20, 27, June %, 10, 17,|D. 1921, at’ the hour of 10 0% hereby vacated and set aside. Done in open court this 18th day, of Publish May jock | Corns, Bunions —— { NOTICE TO CREDITORS, | HOWINE NA Estate of Charles Ix. Cook, de- . . : ue ™ * “| Foot Specialist - Fallen Arches Chilblains Notice is hereby given that let-| 30th day of April, 1921, granted to he undersigned in the and. Casper, Wyo. a us | Best Boul of Chili in Town 20c At the Chili King Lunch All kinds of Sandwiches at popular prices. Quick Service, Highesi Quality. Grand Central Block ————JI WPF PTI PPOOOS PO VPIOVS: i ‘ ters of Administration were on the| Smith Butlding, 131 East Second es Without Phone 138-5 CASPER SUPPLY CO. Phones 913 and 914. Wholesale Dealers in Casper, Wyo. Automotive Supplies Machinery and Scales Electric Supplies A Man in the § Lumber World may be able to tell good lum ber by looking at it. « But most People can only. tell its quality after it has been in use for a longer or shorter nie That’s why you should your lumber from re- table dealers only. We are not the only ones, but we are in that class and can Mi prove it. S Phone 240 O. L. Walker Lumber Co. No Deliveries No Charge Accounts EVERY DAY IS THRIFT DAY AT est: John P, Griffin 322" MARKET 233 EAST SECOND ST: . We Are Helping Thrifty People to Save— WHY NOT YOU? BEEF Choice T-Bone ~_.:37%%c Choice Sirloin ......32%c Short Cuts or Club weeakks Round Steak — Shoulder Steak .....2214c" Hamburger, fresh ground twice a day... 2 Choice Pot Roast... 224%ec Good Meaty Shoulder VEAL Breast of Veal...._1744c Shoulder Boil .... 22%c Shoulder Roast .......25¢ Veal Steak PO RK. Pork Loins —_..__.27¢ Pork Shoulder. whole or half 16 ec Shoulder Butts ...__.19c Choice Spare Ribs..14c Fresh Hoeks ....._ Pork Steak ..._.. Pork Chops —.274c-30c Pork Sausage, made twice every day..22\%4c Armour’s Star Smoked Ham, any weight, 35c Chunk Bacon Tec Good Grade Slice: Bacon .. --- en OC For a Boiled Dinner— Sugar Cured Corned Becf Something Choice Brisket Boil - Prime Rib Roast, boned and rolled _..-._.27¥4ec PURE LARD CEE 50-lb. can Shield Brand Pure Lard $8.48 FAT HENS ARE CHEAPER Just Phone in Your Order and We Will Have It — ae ha been . corporate lia- bilities Gacharged and the assets a ‘distributed The Statutory trustees for os ors and stockholders are W. Johnson, O. Ramsey ‘and William) . Wilson. ects inten er aes hs| D. 1921. O, RAMSEY," . bsence | (Seal) vee “(digg in the al ot from the Biase af Wyo 0 male N, cee Publish May 20, 27, June 3, 10, 17, 24, 1981.5 - ys (W.0.W.) i SL. SI Ae Woe TONIGHT IS Garter Nite AT THE PAVILION . SUMMER IS HERE Haye you thought about your in- surance? We Write All Kinds of Health Fire Life and Accident Automobile Boe Ben Really Ge REALTORS 202 Midwest Bldg. Phone i450 FOR RENi—ROOMS FOR RENT—Two modern, basement. rooms; man and wife Ung 419 East PMuton street. Phone 1189M. O31 YOR RENT— Two large basement RB. ¥Ofoms, partly furnished, $16. per North Center and L streets | months, Chere |FOR, RENT —one ; suitable for two; splendid G13 South Awh street. S-31-tt eee ee iF oe aoe e large abethent Foom: tultable for lest housekeeping. 427 Kimbatl ‘Phone 2221W: 5-19-tf pis «Ai mec AAR AES at FOR RENT— Furnished room and garage; one or two gentlemen Phone 1630W. 6-3-3t* car, light | hopation. FOR RENT—Four nice clean, basement rooms; well furnished. 629 West Eleventh. Phone 688J. 6-3-1t* —————— FOR RENT—Large furnished room: suitable for one or two gentlemen; Phone 297M 6-3-1t ——<—— — $< ¥OR RENT—Two furnished basement rooms for light housekeeping. 232 North McKinley. Phone 912M. 6-3-tf close in. FOR RENT—Nice room in_ modern home, adjoining bath, gentlemen preferred. 310 CY avenue. 6-2-2t FOR RENT—Three furnished _base- ment rooms. 545 CY avenue. Phone 068M. 6-3-2t FOR RENT—Furnished front bed. room, modern. 714 South Lincoln etreet. 6-1-3t FOR RENT AND BOARD—Upstairs room; also basement room. 239 South Jackson. 6-2-3t FOR RENT— One nicely furnished front bedroom; suitable for two. 629 Kirk street. 5-28-tf LARGE basement sleepingrooi able for one or two gentler. .' $53-R. FOR RENT—Modern sleepingroom; gentiomen. preferred. 536 South Grant street. 5-20-18 FOR RENT—Rooms at 301 North Me- Kinley. Phone 71J. FOR RENT—Furnished room. 321 South McKinley street. 6-3-2t FOR RENT— Modern sleepingroom. 1232 South Davi 6-3-2t AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Accounta te anowns Tax Service @th Floor 0-5 Br Tel, 7675. peer enees ANTS PUBOIS & 2 OR ta pen Ww: GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY 415 Oil Exchange Hide. Phone 1162 _ BAGGAGE and TRANSFER | > . WHITE TRANSFER co, Retallock, Migr, _Srvcuse ise 8. David. » . SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Piano e ovings Phone 74-3. SEARLES TRANSFER Phones: Res, 87-W. Office 104 MOVING A SP=CIALTY CABINETMAKING ‘(CRESCENT CABINET CO. 432 W. Yellowstone. Phone 839W. hitects jock aan Store Fixtures, Counters and Shelv- ing, Ice Boxes and Screens. CHIROPRACTORS SSaoe Seaei JEFFREY DR. J. ANNA GHAHAM JEFFREY suas By Midwest Bldg. Phone 706 Was oN eS eae HAHN De RDNA HAHN Suite =, ‘sowusend BI Phones: Office 4: >. a lock Res. 1235. Phone 1457 EVAH M. HOUSER Chiropractic > CLEANERS and PRESSERS ~ Ta THE SERVICE CLEANERS Cleaning, Pressing, Remodeling Center, Fifth & Railroad Sts. Phone 56 errr CASPER CLEANERS, Inc, Cleaning —_ Dyei: Keinod: 120 East Fifth. Tel, 255d. CONTRACTORS For the Best in Building Contractor and Builder Phone 10993 We will build your house on install- ment. Repair and cabinet work so- ticted:) Phone 323. Casper Con- struction Co. DENTISTS DR. J. J. NOVAN Suite 1-2-3 Over Mckler Bldg., over Campbell & Johason Store. Phone 66, CYLINDER GRINDING Cylinders Reground Oversize Pistons, Piston Pins and Rings. CASPER CYLINDER GRINDING CO, Phone 1450, Fifth & Center. ROOF CONTRACTING - WYOMING ROOFING CO. General Roofing Contractors. Repair- ing & Recoating a Specialty. 117 8 Kimball St. Phone 14780. Casper, Wyo. eee GRAVEL ROOFING W. H. TiLLE?T Gravel Roofing Ready When You Call Phone 6954. 605 S. Durbin. ee. Business and Professional Drectry| CIVIL ENGINEERS W, H. FISHER, A. 8. C. E. Surveys Maps Plans Estimates 214 Midwest Bidz. Phone 995. Promptness und Accuracy DOCTORS DR. A. P. KIMBALL Physicias and pargecn Suite Over “White's Lelephones: Office IsisW. Res, 1483. NN DR. taney yah 0 . Office Peeee. S red | Private Hospitai—o12 era Durkee, HAT CLEANERS NEW YORK HAT, CLIEANING 12 south Oe ae ening, Racler INSURANCE EXPERT LIFE UNDERWRITING Complete Protection Service C. E, HUOD 324 MIDWEST BLDG. LAWZERS * HENCH & BULLACK wyers Suite 222-223 Midwest Bldg. Ph, 1200 EEE, 1200 WILLIAM 0. WiLSON Atvorney-at-Law Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Bidg. NICHOLS & STIRKETT Lawyers 09-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. GEORGE W. FERG Aitornes. -at-Law yi ‘Townsend Bide. Phone 196.3 OSTEOPATHS DR. L. L, WADE Osteopathic Physician Rm. 5-7 Wood Bik. Phone 1277-3. se PRODUCE BARTON PRODUCE CO: Wholesale. Poultry, Eggs, Fruit and Vesetables. 333 N. Wolcott St. __ RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUT AUTO RADIATOR WOR! Repairing —Cleaning—Rccoring “at 434 W. Yellowstone Phone ome _1054W AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE — Re. Coring & Repairing. Expert Work- —— FOR RENT—Ten-room iouse with sunporch er Wil! rent two essing its separate; partly furnished, orth Casper. Call at 1150 Nort} Durtin between 7 8 o'clock. 63! = bis RENT— Two-reom cabin for furnished: -gratanola equipped for $30 per month. inquire ire 42h ‘West Second street after 1 - 6-8-2 FOR RENT — F modern house furniture almost new including piano. Call 1219 Bast Third. Phone yi cee SS EA FOR RENT—Two nice new two-room houses within 15 minutes’ walk of the Call at 136 South Washington street. 6-3-2t° oper RENT—Two-room house, ished, except bedding and dishes. 1310 South Box Elder. 6-3-1 FOR RENT—APARTMENTS a FOR RENT— Three-room furnished basement apartment, two hedrooms and kitchen; bedding, dishes, | lights, range, hot and cold water; suit- able for three or four bachélors; clos> in. 225 South Park street, near Sec- ond stree' 6340 FOR RENT—Close in, unfurnishe, mocern apartment containing lar; livingroom, kitchenette, gas range, breakfast nook, disappearing bed, built-in dresser and bath, $65; no ob- Jection to small shild. . Phone 1598W. ¢ 6-1-t¢ FOR RENT— Four-room . apartment, completely furnished, electric lights, Phone 1028; ty water; no children. Twelfth and Sullivan. t FOR RENT—Basement- apartment; electric lights, gas range, lireplace, modern and roomy. 1345 South Spruce street. 6-3-tt FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartment, four rooms and bath, modern; close in. 430 West Midwest avenue, 63-28 Four-room furnished strictly modern; no ch’ FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two-room, modern, un- furnished | basemen< —_ apartment with gas, new, 80% West Eleventh street. 6-2-3t* FOR RENT — Large unfurnished basement; no children. 904 South Spruce. Phone 160J. 6-2-2 FOR RENT—Two unfurnished room: on first floor with bath. 1444 ane Second street. — Two-room furnished apartment ‘with privilege of bath. 533 Pack rireet. 63-1t FOR RENT—AIl modern apartment. Smith apartments, 140 East ae west avenue, GS-20 FOR. RENT — Four-room, — unfur- nished, modern, one-half basement. Phona 955M. 6-2-3 FOR RENT—Unturnished four-room, modern apartment; close in; $100; no children. Phone 1598W. 6-1-tf ¥OR_RENT— Three-room’ ‘fiirhished apartment. 714 South” Dincoin treet. Phone 676W. 6-1-3t ‘|FOR RENT—Two-room unfurnished apartment with yas. Phone nee FOR RENT—Two or four-room ment. 653 CY avenues” FOR SALE GR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE—For city property, farm in western North Dakota, 2% miles from the Misso' river and railroad station, 65y acre under cultivation; 160, acres fenced, three-room house, 11 < coal and water oh place; twelve miles from Williston, Call at 733 South Beech street. Phone 1471, 5-26-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE—New, won- derful improved riding wheel har- row, patent No. 1341365. For further information address V. Foch, Eugene, Ore. G-2-4t* FOR SALE OR TRADE—For Ford car;, Yadian’ twin, 1920 model, elec- {ric equipped motorcycle. Call’ 6883. 629 West Eleventh street. 6-1-3t* FOR SALE OR TRADE—Three-room house, southwest part, Call 155W between 8 and 6 o'clock. 62-30 FOR SALE OR TRADE—Kijsset Kar, good condition. 257 Narth “Park. Phone 15133. 6-2-41° WANTED—To trade good ‘lot on South Jefferson for car in good condition. Phone 1204. 5-19-tf Oe TO TRADE—Good /Jots for cars or .13 part payment on improved Address P. O. prop’ box 744. gis Soave Maitre ad FOR SALE OR TRADE—Model 50 Overland. Phone 713W S-17-tt TRADE—Cars on propert; dress P.O. box Tate & LIVESTOCK FOR SALE— Fresh Holstein “cow with bulF calf; sound and good milk- men. 124 W. Second. Phone 1545, _SHOE SHINING PARLORS NERA Soe Leap SHINING PARLO! . We, $8 iaioty Xow Patronage 2 a) PAINTING Bush Sign & Decorati “When you think Sipe tre ee Bush.” 255 S. Center. Phone 1038. __STENOGRAPHERS Beatrice L. Jo-:2s (Pub. Mimeograph Work ‘Tribune side. Stencgraphe-) a Specialty Phone 1204. TAILORS c. H. WHALEY Ladies’ and Gent's Tailoring. Cleaning, Pressicg, Repairing aud ions 116 EcMidwest Ave. Phat er; also purebred three-year-old Hol- stein bull by King Baker; © Jobn Oliver, county farm. 6-1-3" FOR SALE—Bunch of young’ horses from two-year-olds up; also one horsepower Fairbanks Morse stati ary engine. J. M. Trivett, 125 Sef Center street. veinsteie tke aS hbhaad FOR SALE—Draft horses. mares. harness, Blanchard caimp mover one block north of North Casper se’ | NOTICE NOTICE. I wish to notify ‘the public that I |wHl not be responsible for any debts jcontracted by my wife, Mrs. Paul } Watson, after June 1, 1921, PAUL WATSON, 6-1-3t* WANTED TO ‘RENT WANTED—By June 10, by perma- Phone 4833. A. L. tose—Apt. 10, np UVyatt. Hotel. | Suits made to order. Remodeling ‘and. repairing. Furs redomeied. Phone 61.) sen See Phone ~TWETERINARIAN DR. L. E, BAY, Veterinarian. Office, 142 W. 2nd St. Phoi.es: Office 20, Res. 1481W. eee Le nent tenant, three or four-room |modern house or apartment; close Pest references; profitecrs need lunswer. Call 167W. | WANTED TO RENT = Purnished | apartment or small, house. Address | box box XYZ; » Tribune. x ee 5-2 26. "MISCELLANEOUS {_———$———— ee |FOR SALE OR RENT—Four corner lots with two-room house, furnished. jbullt-in wardrobe, storeroom, case and medicine closet in ‘abinet and linen closet in hetenen one and one-half. block from School Rouse. -Phone 380J. | ¢ 6-2-35-