Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 8

+ Grawn within PACE EIGHT U.S. TROOPS IN SINTA DOMINGO TORETURN SOON Hope for Withdrawal of Ameri-| can Military Control in Re- public Held Out in Gov- ernor’s Report WASHINGTO. June 15.—Hope that American military control ever the Dominican republic can be with- eight months is ex. essed in a prcclamation publishel | hero Rear Admiral 8. 58. Robison, military governor, annovne- ing the decision of President Harding's administration to withdraw. The military governor, the proclamation te dep: executive had been and the Dominican con- tified? a “convention of gress evacuation. The new proclamation outlines the method of elections to be followed in setting up a Dominican government to take over affairs of the republic. Primary assemblies are to meet with- in a month and electors chosen who will in turn elect senators and depu- ties and prepare a list of judicial of- ficers of the various courts. Following this the military gover- nor will name a group of citizens with Whom the convention of evacuation will be negotiated, providing for rati fication of all acts of the military gov- ernment. ——__— STOLEN AUTOMOBILE 15 RECOVERED N COUNTRY An Essex touring car stolen from Wallace Anthony in Casper several months ago was recoverel Monday by the sheriff's fice after the machine had been located at Salt Creek in the possession of John Glo- ver, a drilling contractor. The car was stolen from Casper by Clarence Mull, then a running mate Police Arrests Average Score Every Day Here During the month of June up to ® o'clock Monday night the police had maintained an average of nearly arrests a day or a total of nearly 250, and had collected fines approxi- mating $2,000, according to the reve- lations of the police records. This fs the banner month so far, but crime has lessened somewhat dur- ing the past few warm days because nearty 200 of the total arrests had been made in the first week. In future victims of arrest will be given a chance ta ride in a brand new patrol wagon. The city council last night ordered a special Dodge chassis to accommodate the body of the present patrol. The new piece ©f police equipment will be in oper- ation during the latter part of the month. ——>—- CHARLES CULLEN MADE WYOMING STATE DEPUTY, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Charles A. Cullen of Casper was named state deputy of the Knights af Columbus at the second annual con- vention of the Knights of Columbu: which came to a close at Sheri- dan Monday. In taking the office. Mr. Cullen sutceeds M. W. Purcell, who retired after 17 years’ continuous serv- ice in this office both in Coloradd and Wyoming. Other ofticers elected included English, Sheridan, state F. Williams of Rawlins, state treasurer; Rt. Rev. Bishop P. A. McGovern of Cheyenne, state lain; James F. Cooper of Cheyenn warden; Walter Q. Phelan, state ad- vocate. The Casper delegates who returned here last night, report that they were royally entertaind at Sheridan, and give Sheridan the hmor of being the champion convention city of the state. peat Standard Loaf. Is Bakers’ Plan of the notorious Pete Haines. The machine was located once in Denver but Mull made a getaway with it be- fore the authorities here could act. Glover claims that he bought the ma- chine from Mull. With this car restgred to its right- ful owner, a real record has been made by the sheriff's office under the direc- tion of Lee Martin. Every big car that has been stolen here and over a score have been reported, has been recovered. To date there are still four stolen Fords missing, but the of- fice has a line on at least two of these machines. 9 ——_ > CONDITION OF WOUNDED GIRL 1S MORE SERIOUS (Special to The Tribune.) * CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 15.— The condition of Miss Margaret Grier, who was shot twice by Sam fish which Nes buried In the coral sand of the South Seas the spines of whose dorsal fin are hollow like ‘the fangs of @ rattlesnake. When stepped on its ejects a poison which kills or cripples the victim. “CAPITOL LIFE” — ST. LOUIS, June 15.—Standardiza tion of the loaf of bread was discused at the fourth annual convention of Retail Master Bakers’ association of America which opened here today. Delegates said the purchaser would be provided with uniform quality and weight by the creation’ of a standard- ized loaf. ——_ _— Many years ago it was thought that backward children could be. cured by making an incision in certain parts of their ears. The belief still exists fn some parts of rural England, the operation being performed usually by a woman at the change of the moon For Vacation or Stopover Don't miss a stay at the strictly modern Carter Hotel _Big Horn Hot ‘Springs “The largest minera} springs in the world.” THERMOPOLIS, WYOMING SEE BEN WHAT ‘What have you for sale? List your property. now. . Many calls for good inside property. REMIND YOURSELF Are you fully protected against loss by fire, theft, collision, hall, and wind storm, and last, déath. 202 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1480 Best Bowl of Ch At the Chili All kinds of Sandwiches Service, Highest Quality. Grand Central Block ili in Town 20c King Lunch at popular prices. Quick ome sapply your wants ber and builders’ supplies. Rig tim- bers a specialty. ae Building Materials We are equipped with the stock to Phone 3 in high grade lum- FARMER-LABOR PARTY TO SEND |x: tion proposing an investigation of life| . condition: terms. Phone 260. MENTOSOVIET Survey of Russian Conditions| Proposed by Leaders of New Party in This Country CHICAGO, June 15—The Farmer Labor party will send a commission to study conditions in Russia this summer if the necessary arrange- ments can be made, it was announced at the party headquarters here. The| commission will be headed by Parley | P. Christensen of Salt Lake City, the party candidate for the president at the last election. “The commission will study condi tions in Russia with a view to learn ing what can be done to re-establisia! trade re-.wons wi the United| tates,” J. Brown, nationai secre-| tary, said today. ‘Arrangements have not been completed yet, but the com: mission expects to sail about July 1."| Besides Mr. Christensen, the com-| mission will be composed of $William | | €be Casper Daily Cribune ADDITIONAL TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED Schneiderman of New York: CL. Spiegel, Salt Lake City; Sam Ricn- mond, Kansas City, and E. Martha — INSURANCE PROBE DUE. WASHINGTON, June 15.—A resolu:| OR SALE—Buick touring. in Aad and fire by a companies special house committee has been in-|FOR troduced by Representative Kindred, Democrat, New York. Nearly all the members of pean royalty keep diaries. » coe is. ‘ nik We specialize in haul- ing furniture and pianos, “haggace 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 74-5 ° «e Take a Look At the Pile of heavy timbers in our yard. Note how squarely they pile and match. That's because they are all straight grained and have been seasoned evenly. Just a sample of all the lumber™ here. The best selected wood in the first place and the best of care in putting it in condi- tion. ber. It pays to use such lum- ry HIN v] /} Uff} Mh Yh Uf] HIM Tift) Mi Mal O. L. Walker Lumber Co. 132 Railroad Phone 240 Professional Directory| |Business and AUDITORS REIMERTH & YAN DENBERG Accountants—Income Service 4th Floor 0-5 Bidg. Tel. 7673: E ACCOUNTANTS Y " ISTRY, CORP. sosti*on Exnhenze Bldg, Phone coo ARCHITECTS eT 1. itects Dypors 4 atepace (ar Cas) Wyo. GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY 415 Oil Exchange . Phone 1162 BAGGAGE and TRANSFER GE and PRANSPER. ““WHITE TRANSFER 00. Geo. Retallock, Mgr. “All White Trucks.” 126 8. David. SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Piano Moving. Phone 74-J. SEARLES TRANSFER hones: Res. 87-W, Office 104 PMOVING A SPECIALTY “ CABINETMAKING __ CRESCENT CABINET CO. 432 W. Yellowstone. Phone 839W. Store Fixtures, Counters and Shely- ing, Ice Boxes and Screens. me CHIROPRACTORS |. H. JEFFREY KRAHAM JEFFREY B. G. HAHN Si Phones: Office E. HARNED, Ohi M. og North Kimball Phone 1457 EVAH M. HOUSER Chiro; 219 Kast itth Si. Phone 15283 _ CLEANERS and PRESSERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Cleaning, Pressing, Remodeling Center, Fifth & Railroad Sts. Phone 56 Qleaning Dyeing Remodeling 120 East Fifth. Tel. P CONTRACTORS For the ‘Best in Building At Most Reasonable Prices. ly Furnished W. 8S. HOLTZMAN & SONS: Contractor and Builder Phone 10903 We will build your house on install- ment. Repair und cabinet work so- lected. Phone S2J. Casper Cow- struction Co. DENTISTS DR. J. J. DONOVAN Suite 1-23 Over Mokler Bldg., over Campbell & Johnson Store. Phone 66. DOCTORS DR. A. P. KEMBALL Physician and Surgeon Suite Over ‘White's Grocery Telephones: Office 1218W, Res. 1483. DR. MARSHALL C. KEITH. Office Phone 30. ce 164, Private Hospital—612_ South Durbin. HAT CLEANERS NEW YORK HAT CLEANING Works ard Shee ‘ing Parlor 123 South Cen‘er Phone 1319W CYLINDER GRINDING Cylinders Reground Oversize Pistons, Piston Pins and Rings. CASPER CYLINDER GRINDING CO. Phone 1450. Fifth & Center. GAS FITTING —— WESTERN HEAT & GAS CO. Steam and Hot Water Heat Gas Fitting and. Appliances 836 Pear St. * Phone 1249R INSURANCE EXPERT LIFE UNDERWRITING Complete Protection Service Cc. E. HUOD 324 MIDWEST BLDG, _—__ ee eeeeeeeestt a MIDWEST BUREAU OF INVESTI- GATION — Civil and Criminal. 81 302 Continental Bldg. LAWYERS HENCH & BULLACK Lawyers ‘u Suite 222-223 Midwest Bldg. Ph. 1200 WILLIAM 0. WI1LSo! Attorney-at-Law 7 Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Bidg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT wyers 3509-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. GEORGE W. FERG Attamy-atinee S| price is mine; .| Phone 1212W. 6-11-St SALE—Chevrolet 490 car, 1920 model, in Al Taodge truck, atten, in ¥ e " . Yellowstone 4 est Yel: lowstone avenue. 6-10-60 et FOR SALE—One Ford truck express body in best of condition, your price | is mine; one bedstead: eens cot one army tent 16x16, brown ck, —18-) ounce. 629 West Tenth street 6.14-5t* | three tourt: cars, one roadster; ing a Garage. 455 West f 6-11-6¢* FOR SALE—1919 model run- about. Call 9353 or 554. 6-15-tf Se ren FOR SALE—Two-ton White truck; \ agen if taken at once. Lyric Pool hall. €-11-10te FOR SALE — One Maxwell touring| car, one year old, new tires, condition, cheap. 1204 South Cedar! street. G-L1-4t* $} "OR SALE—One Ford truck with ex- press body, in best condition, your bedstead;, spring cot; one army tent, 16x16, brown duck, 18 ounce. 629 West Tenth street. iw 6-13-6t" FOR SALE—One Buick touring car. 1919 model, in good shape; will sell on terms if desired. 720 East Sec- ond street. 6-14-6t “OR SALE—Ford. Inquire 1304 South Cedar, corner Thirteenth and Cedar streets. 6-14-2¢¢ FOR SALE—Bunch of young horses from two-year-olds up; also one 25 horsepower Fairbanks Morse station- ary engine. J. M. Trivett, 125 South Center street. ‘i S-27-4f FOR SALE—Draft } mares, harness, Blanchard cainp mover one block north of North Casper sohoot -12-tt fifteen-room all “modern $1,000 down and rest in small payments, 920 West Hightecen street, Cheyenne, Wyo., Phone 407. 6-9-6t* _——<———————————— FOR SALE—Nice .modern five-ropm house; four large rooms in base ment; floor in basement even with side walk. See owner, 933 West Thirteenth street. 6-9-6t* pth radadist «> ARES 2 =: FOR SALE—New and neat, well built two-room house, plastered, shingle roof, sheeting paper and lap. siding walls, concrete foundation; coal shed; g00d level east front lot’ 40x1%2% feet: this. place is a big bargain at $1,250, $350 cash, balance monthly; you will have to hurry if you get ‘this neat little home, Call at 1241 Hast Eighth street, Kenwood addition, evenings or mornings, 6-14-2t* FOR SALE—New two-room _ house, 1240 North Durbin. Phone 1315. 6-8-tf YOU CAN'T AFFORD such high rent; a tent, cots, mattresses and «ao INVESTIGATION BUREAU blankets at the Army Goods store. 6-10-10t ee FOR SALE— New three-room house juite}. on lot 30x140 feet, located at 240 _| North Park street; lights and water, sewer and gas in alley price $2,200: will consider small car as part pay- ‘ice after ment. Inquire Tribune offi 6 o'clock. . 6-11-t6 FOR SALE—By owner, > one five- room house, including bath; two rooms finished in basement; lot 40x200 feet with garage and chicken house: also fencing; reasonable for cash. 619 West Eleventh street. 6-14-3t* ’ FOR SALE. Beautiful modern bungalow in south part of city; large livingroom, two bed- rooms, sunparlor and kitchenette, two finished rooms and bathroom in the basement; large garage; east + front; price $5,300, $2,000 down, balance $50 @ month. 145 North Center street A good buy. 6-15-4t* Townsend Bidg. Phone 196-3 | FOR SALE—Three four-room houses; OSTEOPATHS DR. L. L, WADE PRODUCE BARTIN PRODUCE CO. Vegetables, 333 N. Wolcott St. RADIATOR REPAIRING peer tenia sare eedoubbe tin CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS leaning —Reco1 434 _W. Yellowstone __ Phone _1054W | O'clock. AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE — Re- Coring & » Expert Work- men, 124 W. Second. Phone 1545, ROOF CONTRACTING WYOMING ROOFING Co. General Roofing Contractors. Repair-| Phone 1474R- ing & Recdating a ty. 117 8. Kimball St. Phone 1478J. Casper, Wyo. Ssbebaltibisesene sven Cane ee “SHOE SHINING PARLORS soe Sait vonr Fatman LOBBY (0-5 BUILDING SIGN PAINTING “BUSH DID IT” Bush Signs, Show Cards and Poster|oR SALE—Gentle team of Art, 242 W. Yellowstone. _.._ STENOGRAPHERS Beatrice L. Jo=es (Pub. Stenographer}| FOR SALE—Tent house on South end Mimeograph Work a Specialty 204 Midwest Bldg. TAILORS c. H.W 4 Ladies’ and Gen’ Pressing, Repairi 116 K. Midwest Ave. A. L. Tose—Apt. 10, W: Hotel.| chicks and young laying hens. 1224 i sanee iS ‘odeling ‘and|Nocth Wolcott street. ia eee aaa Phone 61./=oR SALE—Two Canary birds and Suits made to order. repairing. Furs redomeled. TAXI SERVICE TAXI SERVICE. STEPHENS TAXI SERVICE. Phone 132. VETERINARIAN DR. L. E. BAY, Veterinarian. Office, 142 W. 2nd St. Phores: Office 20, Res. 1481W. FO! Phone 1277-3. PR cron house, Phone 33.] and harness, bargain at $200. Phone i204.| stove, table, Taildring. Cleaning, | FOR SALE—Twelve-foot counter, Call ig and Alterations.| at The Tribune office. close in property; lights, water anc bath complete. Inquire of owner, 503 West Ninth; cash or terms to ut ay IR SALE—By owner, new apart- ~y3\ modern, weil aed come property; no fiated rent: $2,500. handle or will take good lot or other property ae rr payment. “Phone 1521W. +] Wholesale Poultry, Eggs, Fruit and) jon SALE—Two-room house with porch; reasonable. Across street, 748 St. Mary's. _6-15-6t* FOR SALE—New shack; will sell for cash or terms. Ask for Drunnier at Pavilion ‘Theater, ‘between’ ¢ and. 7 -15-1t FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE _ FOR SALE—By owner, three level lots on South Box Elder street, near West Thirteenth street, $725 to $850. J. P. Donahoe, 828 South Ragin -6-ti AR SALE—Beautiful corner lot or ‘will sell lot and build house to suit parties. 629 Kirk street. 6-1-tf FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE-—Two perfect stones; each one weighs 1 1-12 = mo infor- mation given cver telephone. _ Inquire personally at Wyatt Hotel. 6-15-2t* rata n- qure at Castle-Mechaley barn on West Second street. 6-15-1¢* on __ hillside, bed, mattress, $60.* In- quire Mrs. McDonald. 6-14-2t* SS FOR SALE—One 15-gallon oll drum with faucet. Phone 1575J. 6-14-2t* of David, including 6-14-tf-dh Se ge ¥OR SALE— Young Barred Rock 6-14-2t* FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | = it plano; will sell walnut 7 taken at once. 130 West H. street. 5-10-tf WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1921 FOR RENT—ROOMS | _LOST AND FOUND Ditic price” i404 South Box| turn to ¥. W. C. A. RENT—Close in, nice bedroom | LOST— Pair glasses, Yor two gentiomen. 225 South Park,| , Tims, gold bows. — ‘s Second street. Phone tle gag Re Reg noah fr near 973R. ‘Bunch of keys on ring. Re- nek turn to Tribune office and receive e153 | reward. 6-14-3t* fab echenn se ahaa LOST—Ladies’ biack silk glove, eter es neve and and Jackson. Reward. for return to 712 South Jackson street. Re receive 615-3¢ toroise shell FOR RENT—Sicepingroom in modern home for geneltmen; door. 727 CY avenue. i room, sajoining bath: for! two men. 419 East Ninth street. Phone | 1189. may: 615.t) FOR RENT—APARTMENTS’ pa Se peer dBda ea eabeenteanels FOR REN? — Four nice basement 6-14-20 stone i. |. 610-108 FOR fix- ice boxes; all at a bar. gain. 326 West Y« . Phone 16175, f FOR hand lumber, Apply Mitiwest building. _ Reavill and Shoblom. 6-13-6¢ FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE—For city property, farm in western North Dakota, 2% mile® from the Missouri river and railroad station, 65 acres under cultivation; 160 acres fenced, three-room house, large barn, coai and water on place; twelve miles from, Williston. Calf at 733° South Beech street., Phone 1471. 5-26-46 —<<<___ rr’ FOR SALE OR TRADE—For Casper property, ranches, sugar rmopolis and Wor- John terson. 326 Ken- wood street. Phone 1410J. 6-9-6t° Tot WANTED—To trade good South Jefferson for car in good condition. Phone 1204. 5-19-t¢ FOR SALE OR TRADE—By owner, lots 16. 17, 20 and 21, East Bur. Mngton, two blocks east of Brewery; lots 20 and 21 are 75x140 feet ad- icining highway, first ground joining highv.ay east of railroad ground of the North Western Railway carne oe Name leaving town reason for selling.. Will consider good car. Inquire 155 North Kimb.I! street. 6-14-2t° —————— ES TRADE—New Buick Six as part Pay- ; ment Maat eRe ae rooming ouse pret . BE. Gullard, room 2i1, O-S building. 6-15-2t* FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT —Strictly modern house, on four rooms, gas for cookin. In: quire 1119 East Third street. ‘Phone 1322M, 6-14-30" ber 19, three-room furnis! to couple; no children, 312 North Park street. 6-14-46 FOR RENT — Two-room ho! North Casper. 1008 Be yon street. 6-24-2t FOR RENT—Furnished house batching, 224 West K street. 6-14-tf FOR RENT — Four-room house, $75. 842 Bast A retin? <for Lo Bab-aite FOR RENT—Five-room modern house, partly furnished, 118 South, Wash, ington street. Phoné 768M. 6-15-tf FOR RENT— Three-room furnished ~ house. Call Thursday after 6:30 o'clock. . 606 South Washington street. 6-15-2t ——— 1a FOR RENT — Modern unfurnished four-room hous full basement;:im- ment, $75. 228 Bast A street” 61s-2t0 en en Slee ck FOR RENT— Furnished three-room house with pantry and toilet; water and lights furnished. Inquire base. ment, $42 South Wainut street. 6-15-1t —— FOR RENT—New five-room house to responsible party. Call 1443 South Willow street. 6-15-2t° _FOR. RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Large front — bedroom, adjoining bath; also basement. room adjoining bath “for. bachelors. 544 South Grant, Phone 592M. 6-14.3t. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished bed- room, with bath; splendid location: suitable for two. 613 South A; street. 6-144 ———— eee FOR RENT—Nice furnished room for two gentlemen with board and bath: close to refinery. 1022 South Walnut street. 6-14-3t ——————— FOR RENT— One nicely furnished front bedroom; suitable for two. 629 Kirk street. 5-28-tf FOR RENT—In private home, one large double room for four gentle- men and one single room for two} gentlemen; first class , Feason- able. Phone 1533R. 6-6-t£ —$—<$— ees roe. RENT ste Modern sleepingroom for one or two gentlemen; board {i desired. Phone 1475. ert, FOR RENT—Modern _ sleepingroom, adjoining bath, for one or two gen. tlemen. 912 South Grant. 6-13-3t FOR RENT — Modern, sleepingroom for one or two gentlemen: boar@ if desired; also one-room furnished apart- ment, modern;'no children. 909: South Cedar street. Phone 1495. 6-13-tf pe dahl A iil hack Ee lr hd FOR RENT—Nice room in modern home, adjoining bath, gentle: preferred. Phone 1234R. ©" g133¢ FOR RENT—Furnished room; close in; board if desired. 359 South Oak street. 6-15-tf FOR RENT—Desirable room adjoin- ing bath in modern home; also cheer. ful basement room with good light and ventilation. 409° South McKinley street. 6-15-tf ————$ rt FOR RENT—Modern room, close in, for lady or couple. Call between 6 and 8 o'clock. 143 North Park, rea: 615-2 WANTED—Roomers and ers; good location for refinery men. 1321 South Spruce street. 6-15-2t* FOR RENT—Large front room f{ ‘Sages; also one phonograph and rec- ords, Inquire at house in rear. of Pio- neer warehouse. G-14-2t* FOR SALE—Work harness, cheap. Madison street, two blocks north of Idea] Grocery, North a Call after 4 o'clock. C. Hyde. 6-14-2t* eS FOR SALE—One ten-foot oak counter; Suitable for grocery store; can be seen in basement of the Tribune build- ing, rear door, 6-13-40 for two gentlemen. 333 East Eighth street. 6-15-2t BOARD! AND ROOM, $11.50 per week; room for five more. 419 North M. rose street. 6-15-20¢ $n FOR RENT=— Furnished basement sleepingroom for two men. 430 West Midwest avenue. 6-15:1t ————— ee FOR RENT—Good room” for one or two gentiemen. 604 South Durbin street. 6-15-1t {heating and cooking. Phone 142 : just new and clean; suitable or roomers, with — eee WANT IT?—Good rooming and board- | tee bess near refinery; always FOR RENT HEY Gye: ee 208, | zrmune 6-15-2t¢ Our new apartment building on Sec- |. and Jefferson will be completed |FOR SALE — Restaurant and | ice jabout June 20, three-room.. unfur-| cream fixtures, ice box eat Bee 4 jnished apartments renting from $75 to| mirrors "and sewing machine. || $2) $80; this is a modern building in every | North Harrison strest- respec: one-half building already, = . 7 WILL SELL— Small general’ store: rented.” For reservations apply— Te tr sunatnet iets CASPER REALTY (e3,o7 pre $6,000 down will handle both; might consider other H. E. Grude. property or good car. Address Trib- 108 “enter street. Phone 281| une, box 207. 6-15-20 6-11-5t a — FOR RENT—Three-room apartment, Lor all. modern ard {urnished. /Inquiré at' 1120 South Walnut street, vere FOR SALE ings. 6-15-1t* — FOR RENT—One apartment, com-| “Tl wenty-four-room pletely furnished; will be-vacant to- apartment building aap aa : ments. 6-15-tf containing 12 mod- FOR RENT — Furnished tme-room ern, three-room Apartment. 610 South Ash street Apartments; all with Phone 1392J. 6-13-¢8. ‘private bath; income $10,800 per year; by furnishing building revenue could be in- Phone creased $3,000. Price —|$47,500; $15,000 cash, basement apartment. Tormished “ex balance in five years. eae Seria one Will consider clear FOR RENT~Tworoom modern tase-|lots or residence as ment apartment, furnished. Call at 1205 South Spruce street. saste|/part payment. -P. O. — 6-8-10t FOREN wih Gar ante en | DOX S19. after. 4:30 o'clock. 1221 South Durbin street, i 6-14-20° FOR RENT —A_ nicely furnished FOR RENT—Two four-roam apart- ments, all strictly modern: built-in features. 1420 Box Elder street. 6-13-3t* eta FOR RENT—Nice three-room base. ment “Gparimeni, —gentiemen ferred. 1244 South Wolcott. 974M. LEGAL NOTICES apartment with gas. Inquire in rear at 613 South Ash street. 6-14-3¢¢ NOTICE, Relepetethprinerstrg mete a 7 FOR RENT—Unturnished apartment, The annual meetin; ig Of the stock. nventat ene And beth. \40 Midwest |i cigers of the Northwest Oil Com. pany will be held at the office of pei naa Es Ad a RIE 2d FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms|the company, room 508 Midwest for housekeeping; close in; reason-| Building, Casper, Wyoming, on thi Able. 319 Bast C street. 6-15-t| 5th day of July, 1991, ats cele FOR RENT— Fourroon Fourroom apartment|P. ™. of said day, for the purpose with bath; no children. 1226 South . Willow. street. FOR RENT—Four ments, not modern. of electing five directors to serve and constitute a Board of Directors for and during the period’ 6f time until the next annual meeting and election of directors, and ‘until thelr successors are elected and quali- fied, and io for the purpose of transacting any other business that before the said may properly come meeting. A. E. JOHNSON, President. Publish June 10.to 21, inclusive, 1921. Inquire. 6-15-3t* two-room _‘apart- 183 North Kim- ball street. Phone 1689J. 6-15-tf VOR RENT—Three rooms in base ment, partly furnished; no children, 1137 Sotth Poplar street. 6-14-2t* FOR RENT — Tworoom furnished basement apartment with bath. 139 South Jackson street. Phone a4 opis piesa las asa, FOR RENT—Two modern furnished NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. coy aepe cai gi secit|_ Notice is hereby en that at a et === | Special meeting of ie stockholders [WANTED — Two-room apartment;{of The Leader, a Wyomi: cor- ‘bath and kitchenette; completely | poration, legall lied and held at furnished; ground floor preferred:|the office of William 0. Wilson, must be close to business center, Call | Townsend Building, Casper, Wyo- 1176 W. 6-15-3t*| ming, on May 19, 1921, at. 10 FOR RENT—One-room apartment and ‘bath, at 526 South Center, com- pletely furnisbed, rent $40 includes city Water, clectric light, and gaa for 1 6-15.1t* o'clock a. m., at which meeting stockholders presenting and ownin; more than two-thirds of the capi- tal stock of ‘said company issued and outstanding were present, by legal resolution unanimously adopted, said company was ordered dissolved, ‘said company having ceased to do business, all corporate debts having been paid, all corpo- rate liabilities discharged and the corporate assets and property dis- tributed among the persons entitled thereto. The statutory trustees for creditors and stockholders are Eliz- abeth Zuttermeister, Charles Margaret Anda and Gertrude | FOR RENT—iiSceLLANEOUS FOR RENT—Will rent to. desirable party two offices, 12x16 feet, with 1,500 square feet of warchouse’ space in brick warehouse; reinforced von- crete floor; immediate occupancy, 204 Industrial avenue. May be seen at the above address, 6-14-t¢ FOR RENT—Two-story double gar- age for housekeeping or shop. 1034 East Second street. Phone 1330. ‘ 6-10-tf | 5 e 21. FOR LEASE—GROUND ELIZABETH ZUTTERMEISTER, for two or three years for house or President. shack. | 332 West Second street, Sand] (Seal) CHARLES ANDA. bar, 8-78 . Secretary. FOR RENY—Light conning sewing | ¢ Bent June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, July. machine, phone 1036. 7-10-4t |" . (W.0.W.), —__—_._____ NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF ANTWERP SALT CREEK OIL _ . SYNDICATE. Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to written request signed by the owners of a majority of all of the stock of the Antwerp Salt Creek Oil Syndicate, a Wyoming cor- poration, issued and outstanding, a meeting of the stockholders there- WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT — Large nished house; close in; good c: Box 203, Tribune. 6-15-4t fur- a LOST AnD TrOURD ———————— LOST—Small_ brown hand purse, be- tween Madison alley and Burlington Rooming house. Return to Richards of will be held at th and Cunningham store. Reward. | company, Bate 17 Sar ieee send Building, Casper, Wyoming, LOST—Elk tooth cuff link with let-)on July 15, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. 16a B. P.O. E.. Reward. iat m., for the purpose of considering @ proposition to dissolve said cor. poration, all of the debts of the ae corporation having been fully i Dated Casper, 15, 1921. LOST—Long bar pin set with bril- ants. Finder please call 1368. 6-15-2t LOST—Brindle bull dog, white ‘face: Wearing leather “harness; answers to name of ‘iarshal Foch*dog~ is baty's companion. Reward,” Phone 867M. 2 6-14-3t LOST—Between Sprague hotel and fair grounds, 82x3%4 ture. Return to J. B. Johnson, Sprague, and re- ceive rewara. 6-14-3t* ——$—$$$—$ FOUND—Key ring with seventeen keys, one of which is passkey. Owner may have same by calling at The Tribune office and paying for this ad. 6-13-dhy LOST—Pocket book " between 1229 East Third and Second street, with about $60 in bills, check book of -T. P, Livestock Co., two letters written to Charles Miranda, check for $15 made out. to Helta Jourgensen and other articles. Return to Charles Mi. randa. Phone 1058J, and receive re- ward. 6-15-4t* Wyoming, June L. A. J. PHILIPPOT, Presi Publish June 15, 22, 29, duly Her 1921. W.O.W.) a It was’ thought that econom: reached its limit when the Hassel one of the ‘high schools ‘in Detroit voted to limit the cost of their grad uation dresses to $3.50, but the girls of another school in the same cit; went them one beter by cutting thé cost to $2.50. For this sum they rented cap and gown for the gradi tion exercises. pg ——_____ Mrs. Lloyd George, wife of the Brit wh premier, says that she attended Sunday school regularly until she wa 30 years of aga. - ~ EY a NY ye