Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 9

HURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922. How to Answer Blind & i 3 i i i 8 ? i | af abe | i t3|FOR SALE—Piano, 1 ne head, “Too Late to Classify.” HELP. WANTED—-FEMALE WANTED— Woman to assist with laundry work; room, board and sal- . Apply 243 South meres See —_ house keeper for amily with children. 421 Divine venus. 148-tt HELP \YANTED—-MALE AND FEMALE — '(OUNG men, women, over 17, desir- D government pos‘“fune; $180 % write alt WANTED Da ¥ work, 50c an hour; also washing to ‘Go at home. Inquire 21 South Liticoln street. 1-11-6t* BRINGING UP FATHER NOU NEEONT Be siTTING AROUND WAITING AND 1 INTEN' TO ©0 ANY b 43 80 YOU HEAR Mee <4 only four months old and FoR. INNER-THE COOK oe mark on {t, $100 discount, Paove 3! ‘sine yi between Gulich. 540 and 6 p, mL. L 1-10-5t Exceptional Player- Piano Bargains Player piano only few months $100 discount from standard price; 2! Tolls included with piano. L. 1 Galich Phone 211M, between 5:30 and 6 p. m. —— ee FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS | "Sis POR SALE—A taupe nifty ladies coat, size 44; price $3 695 Bouth Lincoln ‘street, LiLzt Se rege age pes plete outfit, West wine a atrest, back ui of Iivery barn. LAL2te FOR SALE—Two ladies iicellaneous mint RATEE AT ARGAaT Ce ees FOR SALE—A 10x12 tent; boxed up and eee: $15. 367 South ‘Ash street. Phone 1 1-10-8t GROWERS WHOLESALE SUPPLY COMPANY WANTED — Young married man |groceri wants work; experienced grocery plerk and delivery man; salary sec- @ consideration; want steady work. 1612W. 1-12-at* WANTED TO BUY WE PAY highest pricz hand .furniture, 367 treet. Phone 1660. » 11-18-tf WANTED—All Kinds of (furniture, stoves, rugs; we deal quick and pay cash. Phone 1086. VANTHD TO BUY—A good lot south for second South Ash meats at prices. You save from 20 to 40 per wec-|cent. Send hace ot complete whole: rgd sere ony inds beet sugar, 18.30; tall cans Co- lumbine or Carmetione milk, per case of four “ porem ties Ry Lg Armee ei large, small, tra 10; 10-pound box 98c. 1-15-6t*, 1523W. ‘That's our telephone number. Boyle’ and ‘Clark wholesale and retail dealers in butter and eggs; let us serve you 9-15-tf with the best. 425 West Yellowstone avenue, 1-12-2t* FOR RENT— One large house, furnished on Cherry street; ‘one tworoom apartment, furnished. close tn. Phone 1376J. L123 FOR RENT—Threeroom furnished house, $40. 1204 South Cedar street. Inquire 730 South Ash street. Phone 918, Mr. Kaylor. 1-20-4t* FOR RENT—Five-reom house, partly furnished, modern. 1104 South Wail- nut street. 1-1L-at* RENT—New threeroom hou: 1153 Cambridge street. Tagutre 1 ited Cambridge street, one north of North Casper green! FOR. ‘room and water in; in alley. John street after 5 p. m. FOR RENT — Modern house: unfurnished. 614 South Beech street. Inquire 604 South Beech street. 1-10-8t FOR_ RE! house fur. nishet except bedding and dishes; $25. 1050 South Box Eider mine ayy FOR RENT—ROOMS eee FOR RENT--Bearoom adjoining bath in modern home, tour blocks from business district; hob water heat. 152 North Kimball street. — 12:2-tf-ah BOARD and room for three men in ™odern home; also garage for rent. 924 South Wolcott street. 1-13-8t* FOR Yi#NT—Nicely furnished roorn; very convenient to the Standard re- finery. 913 West Midwest ig Tr ——— FOR RENT—Two comfortable sleep: ingrooms, adjoining ‘bath; reason- able. 215 North Lincoln street. Phone 1044R. 1-11.3t* FOR RENT—Two furniel rooms, all modern, $15 for gentlemen. Phone 212W. FOR peer in sleeping: x month, 1-11-4t ih. }FOR SALE — Lfusical instruments; 394M. WANTED TO BUY—A good second hand Ford. roadster or Ford with uck body; must be in good condition. pply 141 East Second street. ‘WILE assure care of instrument in: storage. Call 1665M. SERVICES OFFERED violins, orchestra bells, saxaphon violin repair work a specialty.. 443 South Durbin street. Phone 958W. 3-12-8t* FOR SALE—Baby tops recoy- ered, $3.50, City Furniture ‘Ash street. ‘WALL paper cleaning. Call 1247W N 1-12-at* iF YOU WANT furniture ae call at 67 Bo. So. Asb, or Dhone TELEGRAPHY OLASS, ‘Will be opened in night school soon: iPhone 225R. EGGS! EGGS! EGGS! Strictly fresh eggs, 500 per dozen; ‘legen founty creamery butter, 480 [per pound; roasting chickens, 250 per pound. Adams Poultry, /340 West Yel- Nowstone avenue. Phone 1529. 1-12-3t -HOUSEHOLD GOODS ‘AIN AND SUMEY AUCTION HOUSE. + Buying and selling. ull the time, hsed and new furniture; wpholstering R. Sartain, auction- repairing. 326 West Yellowstone’ avenue. hone 1617J. 11-19-tt YOU WANT second-tiand furnt PFOR SALE—Coal range at a bargain | garage Casper Gas and Appliance co "phone 1600. 193 East First street, 1-11-2t FOR SALH—Good coal Round Oak range. Call 118 South Washington street. L12-1t ——$—$——<—$ FOR SALE—TDiano in good condition; bargain if taken at once. Call at 435 South Wolcott street. Phone 1-11-4' FOR SALE — Threoquarter bed, springs! and mattress; good . condi- Jon; cheap. 804 East Third street Phone-1614My Lil -4tetrest, FOR SALE OR RENT FOR SALE OR RENT—New room house and bathroom, three- and vestibule, teenth and Poplar streets. Inquire 988 West Thirteenth street. 1-12-6t* FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT — One-room house, fur- nished for Ught housekeeping; bed- and dishes furnished, $15 per month. 339 South Linooin street. Phone 818R. FOR RENT— fiveroom home; sil 1, at Nicolaysen Lumber Co. FOR RENT—Four-room house on six months’ contract; cheap to right party, Call 1003 Madison street, North : 1-12-2t* FOR RENT—In North Casper, fur- nished, two-room house; also four- room apartment; will rent reasonable. ‘Inquire 340 West Yellowstone avenue. FOR RENT — house; water, on Poplar per month. Phone 437M. FOR RENT—House four rooms and bath; beautifully furnished modern In every way; rent $85 per month. 132 North Grant street. Phone 998R. 1-12-2t 1-12-1t* FOR RENT—Three-room furnished house, Apply 444 East Twelfth 1-12-8t FOR reasonable. street. Phone 675R. oly BA RENT—Modern ge in. . Call 777M, aeat FOR RENT—Ladles only, nicely fur- nished front room, adjoining bath, modern house son 4 South J te. 81: eet Liz-ste BOARD AND ROOM in private fam- fly; prices reduced. 515 South Beech street. 1-9-6t —_—_—_— FOR RENT—Furnished room. 410 Bast Second, street. 1.12-8t ——<—<—<—$<— FOR RENT—Nice upstairs room all ; gentlemen preferred. 922 leges; rea: it. ———— FOR RENT—Nice bedroom; bath for two gentlemen in private home. 629 ‘West Eleventh street. Call Se eg ee a es FOR RENT—Two large sunny rooms, furnished for lght housekeeping; shower bath privileges. 321 CY ave- ane. 112-2 pa SI rn COR UNS E FOR RENT—Outsiie room for two gentlemen, i modern; close in. ay rth * dara 1-12 a RENT—Sleepingroom. €93' South Grant street. Phone 1417. 1-10-8t ————$———— FOR ae Napes very Sens fe U BOARD and room in home like place for two young men. 1022 eae? Tal. nut street. 11-2 FOR RENT—Furnished room, mod- ern; for one or two gentlemen. 634 South Durbin street. Phone ar FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room; reasonable in choice lucaticn; cook- ing privileges for gentieman or lady. Inquire owner, 642 East Twelfth street. 12.1te EE FOR RENT—Two basemont furnished for housekeeping. South Lincoln street. Phone ee FOR RENT—Gas heated room; mod- ern; reasonable; for one or two gen: 731 East Fifth street. Phone . 1-10-3t* cait ranted cs 30 D. m. Cottonwood street. FOR REND —Two for light housekeeping; ing and cooking. 817 South Spruce street. iizat FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Three room well furnish- ed basement apartment; comfortable Call at 1112 Hest Second 1-10-3t street. Phone 1646NM, footba: through an Ad in The umns. ’ FOR RENT—APARTMENTS apartment; close in. inquire ‘West Railroad avenue, Ask for Mrs, Langan after 6 p. m. 12-21+¢ FOR RENT—Al! clean. ts, reduced rent; under hew feat." Smatth “Apartments, 140: Fast Midwest avenue: —ment; gas range and heat. Avalon Apartments. 584 West Ninth street. 112-8 eee BOR RENT—Two-room modern fur- nished apartment. 728 East Second street. 1-12-2t == Raernent apartment, with bath, Ughts, gas, etc.; all furnished, 139 South Jefferson street. Phone 1585 Ww. Wi12 nt; unfurnished: 608 th street, Phone 543W. 1-11-2t* ————— Bi cp ion pase for two or four furnishea apartment with private tater pease FS 1» space desired. for cue car in eareme if 82k. a HE ESE A BST ae Hiv et Sad threeroom fur: nished a Gall at it; steam heat and ah at 318 South Kimball clock; no child. Phone. Five Lot $$$ —$______. FOR RENT—Three-room apartment: gas range and heater furnished; close in and reasonable. 443. South Durbin street. 1-12-2t* FOR. RENT— Two-room. unfurnished apartment; gas, lights and water furnished; also gas range and hea-er, $25. 184 West G street, apartment 8. 1-12-2t a Sai FOR RENT-—A modern tworoom fur- nished apartment. 1215 South David street. Phone 780R. 3-12-1t pa cata sa lool Aa FOR RENT — Furnished two-room apartment; gas, water and electric- ity; close in. 340 West Yellowstone avenues. 1-12-3t $$ FOR REND—Modern basement apart- ment for two men; gas, lights and Unens; Phone 2265. 1-10-2t —_—_—— FOR RENT—Good three-room base- ment; furnished. 634 South street.-Phone 230J. 1-9-4t* Inquire at 406 12-17-26 —— it} FOR RENT—Modren four- Sear fur- nish-< epartmant VT yipaart it; close in; pee $75, Call 1404 or at S18 "South after & o'clock. 1-9-4t FOR RENI—Furnished apartment; large livingroom, kitchenstte and ie: partly furnished; $55 per month, a0" ‘West Midwest avenue. 1-13-2t also ‘two-room cabin for batching; close in. 632 South Ash street. Phone 1556W 142-1t furnished it eghictrent 932 South Spruce street. Phone 788R. i-i¢-3t* —<—<$—$—$<$ FOR RENT—Two three-room apart- ment furnished. Inquire for key at basement. 1422 Box. ider street. 1-12.1t° FOR RENT — basement apartment; furnished except. bed- ding and dishes; gas range; hot and cold water; bath and privilege of laun- dryroom; ‘furnace heat. 1234 South Oak Lizit Sir Walter Raleigh’s Creditors Were growing insistent. His poker debts were “enormous. The situation was serious. His eye fell upon the muddied cloak which that very had saved Queen Elizabeth a public . “Pll pay the blooming blighters!” he chuckled. Next day he had disposed of the garment for a tidy sum to a dealer in relics 1 2-2 See Abi! THE STEAKS ARE SELICICOS- TENDER AD A WOMAN'S HEART- Tribune Classified col- FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR KENT—Unfurnished apartment, Jarge ingroom, bedrom,- bath, Kitehenstte, gas range, hot and cold water, jenitor service, $65. Apartment 46, 905 it Becond. strect. Phone FOR RENT—Two-room strictly mod- ein well furnished apartment; gas heated garage available. 1405 East Second street 1-12-2t — FOR RENT—Destrable office. Wie building. Phone 14 FOR RENT—Store on paved street; has livingroom, wash and _ tolle! room; stockroom and garage combin- ed; garage 1s large enough for four cars; electric lights and gas. 842 East Yellowstone. 112-1t FGR RENT—Good business location. Inaquire at City Fruit Market. 212 South Wolcott street. 111-2t FOR RENT—Garage, close in; one binek from city hall; $6 per month. 815 South Ash street. 1-10-3t BUSINESS CHANCES ‘yoming, running a full house; $5,000 will close deal, balance to sult You. Box 608, Greybull, Wyo. 1-8-12t MONEY TO LOAN "On irrigated ranches; large loans a specialty. Ward Hildreth, Torrington, Wyo. 11-29. We a ae hd LOST—Between 349 West First street and 150 South Ash street, pocket- book, containing $5, army dischdrge papers, check on Stockman’s bank; Keep money and return check and papers to Tribune office. 2-11-2t* REWARD will be paid for informa- tion leading to or return of English pit bull puppy, four months old, dark brindle, white breast; answers to the mame of “Wrinkles.” 633 South Lin- coln streot. 1-11-8t* —————— LOST—Hamilton watch on Salt Creek road; stem missing; $5 reward if returned to William Evers, 933 South Wolcott street. 1-12-1t° RoR Ss iL lta Se eae ie a Marvelous Milk. ‘Vistor—‘How much milk Goes the old ovw give. Farm-Hand—“About eight quarts a day, mum." ‘Visitor-—“And how much of that do you sell?" FarmHand—“About twelve, mum!” —The Passing Show (London). erelharer Amacai The combined holdings of negro landowners in the United States would equal Ireland in area. MAN ARRESTED IN LOUISIANA (NOT WANTED Picture Reveals Case of Mis- taken Identity in Case of -Suspect Believed to Be Orville Jennings. ‘The man held by the authorities at ‘Lake Charles, La, thought to be Or- ville Jennings, one of the quartet of prisoners who escaped from the coun- ty Jail here October 11 is not the Cas- ,per man, according to reports made by Sheriff Joe L, Marquis upon receipt of @ picture from the Louisiana authort- ues. ‘The man arrested’ in Louisiana gave his name at Charles Jackson and ad- mitted to J, A. Lyons chief of police of Lake Charles that he had come from Casper and that he had been em- ployed as a pipeline worker in this vicinity. Jennings, the man who is being sought and who officials here. were hopeful was the man held at Lake Charles, is sald to have been the man who made the keys which aided the criminals in making the escape from ‘the county jail. He is wanted in Na- rona county for participation in high- way robbery, one of his victims hay- ing been a deputy sheriff under a for- mer sheriff regime. A reward of $250 is offered for hie apprehension. In addition to Jennings L. B. Nich- olson, convicted o the murder of Ead- ward Schuster; Robert Morton wanted or car theft and James O. Howard wanted for stealing a Ford car, es- caped from the county jail here. ‘There is a standing reward of $750 ‘for the capture of Nicholson dead or alive; $250 reward for the capture of Morton and $250 reward for the cap- ture of Howard. Hundreds of communications have been received by Natrona county au- thorities from all sections of the coun- try telling them of the apprehension of one or more of the mem who par- ticipated in the jail delivery. Minute {ngpection of the cases, however, have proven these theo: incorrect. EXCAVATING OPENS UP GRAVES CLOSED FIFTY YEARS AGO, CHEYENNE CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 12.—Three graves in which burials were made more than half a century ago were violated Monday by workmen excayat- ing for a cellar in Residence Park addition to the Cheyenne townsite. The addition consists of a frontier burial ground the last interment in which was made in 1871, From time to time numerous skeletons have been dug up there during the last dozen years. Two of the skeletons disinterred Monday were those of men and one that of a \woman. Fragments of cloth end buttons found with one skelston Indicate that the deceased was a sol- Ger. The length of the leg bones in- dicates that he was phenomenally tall and the teeth, in perfect condition even after more “than 60 years in ‘he ground, suggest that he was young. ‘The other skeleton was found amid mouldering remains of corduroy trous- ers and a brown flannel shirt. The teeth, worn down to mere stubs, in- @icate that the deceased was an old man, a theory further borne out by wisps of gray hair which cling to the skull. The younger man had Ught brown hair. In a purse found amid the bones of the young man were sev- eral lead bullets of large calibre evi- bor, is the first of Kington has vise of a typical ‘The Story of of “Jim, James G. Davis, secretary of In- President Hard- ing’s cabinet to write hie autobl- ography. He arrived in America at eight and worked in the tron fields of Pennsylvania. Booth Tar- characterized Davis’ story 4s @ great account of the American. the Puddler” fentiy intended for use tm a muzzle Inading rifle. Nothing except small Pbones was found in the grave of tho swoman. All three persons were buried In coffins of unpainted pine. similar to the “boxes” used by latter-day under. takers. Blitzen*Returns i © Blitzen, the champ rat catcher of the Hoboken piers, i# back home again, Blitzen looked over South America but didn’t think much of it. Dock workers grieved when Blitzen @isappeared and were happy three ‘months later when R. Schultz, of- ficer of the 8S. S. Huron, walked ashore with the cat in his arms, Blitzen boarded his ship at Rio, Ben said, AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Accountants—Income Tax Service 4th Kioor U-S Bidg. ‘Tel. 7674, ACCOUNTANTS (init ‘KE REGISTRY CORRP, ba Accountants Cay Registrar and Transfer Age! 208-11 Vil Exchange Bidg. Phone 660, ARCHITECTS BOISE Sos. “3a Rabat tial & GOODKCH, Architects DUfoome 2495 “Lowusead Block Casper, Wyo. Phon GARBUTT, WEIDNER a SWHENEE 415 ON Exchange bldg. Phone 1162, bee B as icsancsn fant Pibieencatna eel AUTO PAINTING STEWAKT AND COMPANY Auto Painting Phone 1072W 134 North inves BAGGAGE and TRANSF! ER | SKK BEN THANDrER OO. Baggage, Heavy Mauung e°8°ioving. Phone “14d. SEARLES ‘TRANS® ER Residence Phone 87W. Muyanu A Sreciacry, RATHS TRY OUR TURKISH BATHS Rheumatism, Nerve Strain. and Excessive Flesh BALOONY BATHS Smith and Turner Drug Store Phone 176. CHIROPRACTORS DR. pa _H. JEPPREY DE. ANNA GRAHAM JiFFREZ Suite 318 Midwest Bidg. Phone 706,| D E Suite 2, Townsend Bi ones: Uflice 4z2, Kes. DR. I. E. Lite te Zattermeister Bid, Onriesitea Postottice f. 1233. 5 one Bt 4 we TUNNELS UNDER ALAOAD HELD FEASIBLE HERE jChamber of Commerce Com- mittee Recommends Im- provement to Eliminate Danger to Traffic. Traffic relief for North Casper loomed as a Possibility Tuesday when special committee appointed by the directors of the Chamber of Commerce announced that they had prepared a feastble plan for relief which called for tunneling under the company tracks from city property across the Bur- lington right-of-way to North Casper at a point opposite the potnt where McKinley street touches the rightof- way, Such @ plan, tf worked out will en able persons living in that vicinity of North Casper to croas to the main sections of Casper without having Wespass on railroad property and w: relieve the necessity of walking ‘¢o Center street to cross on the only out let to the northern sections now open. In addition the committes also re- ported In favor of opening up B street its entire distance to Durbin street #0 that persons coming into Casper over the Yellowstone highway will have a irect routa to travel until they are Well within the city Imits. B. B. Brooks, chairman of the spe. ial committee which handled the re- Uef gtan announced that he had con- ferred with Superintendent John ¢. Grisinger of the Burlington and hed bee pledged the raflroad system's oo- operation. ‘The first step to bring about the Proposed relief, according to report made, resulted in engineers of the olty of Casper and the Burlington studying the project and reporting that it was entirely feasible anf that two tunnels for traffic bound each Way could easily be worked out. Mr. Brooks in behalf of his commit- made a motion which was duly carried that the Burlington Ratiroad company be requested to construct such tun- | nels to provide relief to North Casper. In closing his remarks Mr. Brooks said that the average person has no conception of the amount of traffic that fs confined to North Center street or to persons trespassing on the rail- road yards due to the fact that there are no other conventent outlets. School children by the hundrede come to this section of Casper each day from North Casper and many of them endanger their lives by crossing the Burlington tracks, crawling under cars and engaging tn other dangerous practices. Mr. Brooks announced in behalf of the Burlington that the road was as anxious as anyone else to avold the danger of trespass and the annoyance caused by the continual fear that someone will be killed or seriously tn- jured. $e Peebles was taken to Douglas by the officers. Both Natrona county and Converse county authorities par- ticipated in the raid and were each backed up by duly issued warrants be- cause the location of the Peebles prop- erty was not known ‘Gefinitely in which county the house was situated. patna i el Among the Chinese the Buddhist knot is a symbol of longevity, y-at-Law, Suites Pestat 16, Rrowascad Block bigase s & STIRRETT 3089-10-11 Oi I neengs Bldg. BAG ve BURANE 206-207 Ol Hechange Bldg. | OSTEOPATHS DE. si Davia. Suite 6 Tribune Aone 388 steopathic sician Midwest ateopathie Phonr 1030 |s10 0-8 Bullding | Art. tae DR. ©. I. ARNOLDUS, Osteopathic and Physician SERVICE PLUMBERS Plumbing, Heating, Gas and Work and General Pipe Work 1103 South Elm St. Phones 1077M and 359) ————————— RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS Re ng—Cl 434 W. Yeltowstone Ww ROOF CONTRACTING WXOMING ROOFING ©0, "Phone i | |General Rooting Contractors. Repain ing and Recoat ipecialty. {627 Mest ‘Tweltth Spee wy SIGN PAINTING “BUSH DID IT” Bush Signs Show Cards d W. Yellowstone. Phone se STEWART AND COMPANY SIG and SHOW SA caged MA. E. HARNED, Chir tor Outdoor Advert! 168 Norsa Kimball be” [Phone 10720 131 Nort Kimball ns TAILORS Sipe a aa | foo, og RS, ce DR. HALL ©. KEITH | les” en jo1 Cle: Oltice Phone 30. sidence 24, |Pressing. - Repairing and Alteratio Private Hospital—612 South Durbin, | 116 E. Midwesct Ave, Phone ia 4830, LAWYERS | VETERINARIAN HENCH & BULLACK DR. L. E. BAY, Veterinarian. Lawyers Office, West Second St, Buite 204-205 Midwest Bldg. Ph 1200, Phones: Office 20, Res. 984J, PPOPPOEDS DIL S99O9O9EOD6- OV TVOPIOLOOPEOSSIOLOOT POONA ——