Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 21, 1922, Page 7

TUESDAY, MARCH want what yoo aot es Want Ads. HOUR—Want Ads to be make fered to = 108 The New Studio. ANTED—Salesman to WaNfection; nothing liki all dealers: perition;, 2 ed. HB. Sioux City, lowa. ‘WANTE) sell nent ‘Write a Grand Union Tea daily, selling coupons; Kauderer, WANTED—Position as fields. Phone 1567W. cee PLAIN and fancy dressmaking; fancy needle work a specialty; ; childre: n's sew! mt 7, 250 North CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING | If you hare wnat @on"t want street, over Blue Front Grocery. — SALESMEN WANTED big repeater; will cary rae in your city; no com Tuust come well recommend Kloke. 902 Jackson street. with our line; light groceries: fitable employtnent. ph EE ————— AGENTS—Men and women, make $20 926 Broadway, Brooklyn, POSITIONS WANTED ———$———— POSITION WANTED—Woman cool ened woke in ofl field. Ebone 2138: SERVICES OFFERED —<—< $< — WANT your furuiture re iF aed, cali at 867 So. Asn. of phone 21, 1922 have—Use ,5RINGING UP FATHER 1 HAVE JUST HIRED AMARRIED COUPLE TO ACT AS MAID AND BUTLER - so THIS 1S ONE NIGHT YOU STAY IN - WELL-1 GUESS 1M IN FER THe || NIGHT- | HAVENT GOT A fhe Casper Di —E CIGAR TO ME NAME - PLL SEND THE SOTL FER, SOME: aitp Cribune —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus IM SORRY-sIR BUT MY wir ©1922 ew bert Feature Service, tne. man Tribun: moderate THE roposi good money. Bast Second 3-20-2t lot, distribute 2] neng: © it; seils to avenue. 3-18-3t ato to perma- Co., Denver, 3-20-3t* samples free. 5 lings; four 3-14-7t cook in oil 3-20-3t comb, Sot FOR remodeling | considered. | Bee White ie. MOTORISTS. Now is the time to look over your | FO! tires for spring driving. properly must be in Thejyour tires for vulcanizing. |take car in trade. good IR WINDOW CLEANERS. | SARTAIN AND CASPE! Windows washed; pati calsomining; LAWN dressing, $3° a vel, general team work, John j en ae Aenings, 1017 West ‘Thirteenth street. |"OR SAUB—Two large Phone 1681. PHONE 306 You have the case of your piano all shined and looking nice but is the inside in as good condition as the case? No charge will be amination and estimate. at the | Z Richter Music WILL GO out sewing. Beadle. Phone 1329 . floors waxed; int removed; | lawns | and rep: eer, Ho: Buying and selling afl the graded; house cleaning; odd jobs. ysed and new furniture; upholstering 402 South Durbin street. eae ere) . R. Sartain, auction- ring. 326 West Yellowstone avenue. Toad; sana, Phone 1617J. chairs; 321-8t* | sow. made for ex- Call EB, Ward Co. ok AUTO ACCESSORIES FOR SALE—Two new 33x4 cord tires: | 3 never used. 1129 South Beech street. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Three-room house and completely f 60 rabbi FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Double lot in North Cas-| per with new shack; all furnished | Inquire at 336 South Conweil street. aor batching; price $550, balance like’ rent or will Ford car. P. 0. box 1528. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—125 five years o} to three years cows from two to FOR 5 head of steers two 53 coming year- is. bu Scherck, room 400, Phone 767 office; FOR SALE—Saddle and work horses: this is good qualit in west stockyards Wednesday after- rental $60 includes water. Phone 151| noon and Thursday morning. Phone or 1429. ¢}1535 or see “William Tucker, South Beech street. 3 POULTRY FOR SALE— Setting strain; bred-tolay in winter; single Leghorns, East A street. Phone SALE— Pure egys; fresh from ranch at Brothers Grocery. HOUSEHOLD GGODS SUMEY AUCTION one library table. PLAYER PISNO. The best value in town in a used 10 with rolls. L. I. Gulich, player pian Phone 1117M after 6:30 p. m. SEE US for gas appliances; wo will gave you moriey. Exchange furni- ture Co., Phone 1086. furnished; $2,800; terms or will/ 116 North Boyor residence 588J. stuff and Butt Mrs. Keith. cheap; just eneneh for small 3-18-2tdh |dation, Phexe 1321, even! le R SALE—Smali concrete ou Bring us ir $100 will take this co: | a : g.211t|FOR SALE—Four-room house; to refinery; also lot with small 3-21-2t* | 1102 South Willow street. to responsible party. Call 897M laying | or early evening. FOR RED 20-3t*| ern except, bath; furnished: | Ben. FOR RENT — Tworoom fu: house at 337 South Melrose $250 _ cash, | je for 3-21-3t*|FOR RENT — Fiveroom house with bath and RENT—Strictly modern furnished; gas in all North Jackson street. Inquire ar. \¥OR RENT—No. 330 North P: tractvely furnished; player sewing machine; three — bedi Water, electric vill be rooms and enclosed porch an See F. G Oo. 8. building. 8-17-tf 1 t* FOR RENT—Modern furnishe: | room house; suitable for ba |close in: rear of Colorade root South Durbin street. Phone 11 eggs; Scantz | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS eS 7 FOR SALE—Pair 1916 running board FOR SALE—300 building tile, very|/FOR RENT—Nioely dust shields for Ford, $1.00. Press-| FOR RENT HOUSES ern except bath two minutes walk FOR RENT-—Six-room modern fur- nished house; will give time lease | West Eleventh street during day time ‘—Three-room house; mod- {close in.823 South Cenger street. Bee garage. South Spruce street. Phone ber 20-1 rooms. Ughts, gas heat it foun- 3-21-3t* | 20M. rit for sidewalks and basement work; in- they |cludes mixer in good shape, wheelbar- cannot be repaired will tell you so. No rows, shovels, picks, hose and canvas, 0 }tire too large—no tire too small. We etc., do none but first class repairing at|Phone 1321, evmnings. Prices. CASPER SUPPLY ©O. (Vulcanizing Dept.) Center | | mplete. 3-21-3t* mod- il house or 128) 3-18-3t* 3; gas; B-21-tf rnishea! street. 20-2¢ ern 924 2t house, 137 in the 3-20-4t* ark at-| piano, | elty | five 4" yard: 3-21-1t8 | d thtee | chelors; ms. 4. 3-21-2t | FOR RENT—Ne room hou: pe lights, bath, hot Orpington “FP! Bruce + $14 $3.50. i 3-20 iW it and cold sdern except heat 3-21-1t° Tenth st house; 01 on Cherry furnished; ‘elose in. Phone 1376. time, ! feat four-room Cedar street. FOR RENT — Three-room lights and water. Phone 15 11-19-tf livirigroom Phone be = For RENT — Nice houss; clean; for close to city hall, street. Phone 582 large 318-3 ““nished house; fas; South Jefferson street. Phone LEY NT—Three-room Inez 3-20-3¢ FOR SALE— Almost | phonograph with records, $85; your own terms. Phone 411J. house; close in. street. Inquire at 232. new cabinet B-21-3t WANTED—Landscape gardner wan batching room; care of yard luwn. P. O. box 1566. TRUCK dray trips to price right to oll. Phone 191M. PROFESSIONAL house high power vacuum; floor waxing; window ' washing; prices right. rug scrubbing; 597M. AMAGED Mirrors resilvered. Har: ne Brothers Furniture Co. Phone 249 ROUGH dry laundry; will call for and eliver. Phone 1591NJ, a WANTED TO BUY—A small house or garage 319. 'ANTED TO any kind. 120 Phone 249. WANTED TO BUY — Mi BUY ‘West any kind. 120 West Midwest avenue! © Phone 249. WANTED—Anything yor way of second hand will pay more for it. Phone 1086. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS (WANTED TO BORROW $2,500; first on $10,000 property. P. mortgage O. box 49, » FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—191§ Ford first class condition; four new cas- igs and new radiator, $: road avenues. Phone SALB—Ono 1918 Bul ing car in good con ooh! North Kimball part of city; must be cheap. P. O. box dition; resson- strect. Phone| 1s stove, 21-2t° | wood homestead: 3-16-5t* cleaning with calsomining; als stoves. 3-16-6t* 3-14-6t 5 p. m. lot with a on it in south 3-16-tf Furniture of idwest avenue 2-24-tt Furniture of qi try $260; new 2-24-tf a have in the dish furniture and 3-16-tt 1500. 3-21-2t touring car; 175. 129 West 74s, £-20-3t* ick Six tour- } 3-21-1t* springs; sani mattress; FOR SALE—Oak Round table, oil stove, ice chair, Very cheap. 1145 South Cotto: street. FOR SALE cheap. 932 — Harrington South Spruce FOR SALE—Dresser 615 South Lincoln street. ¢|Phone 1630J. FOR SALE—Cook stove and heating stove, $19 each. Phone 1625M. FOR SALE — Round Oak Chief kitchen range like new; half price. Call at 629 West Eleventh street after A. B, CHASE PIANO. An exceptional value for one look- ing for a high grade used Gulich. Phone 1117M after 5.30 es Bt pr YOU WANT second-hand furni- have anything to trade, e.|South Ash street or phone 1660. 7-9-tf FOR SALE—National vacuum elec- tric washing machine; excellent con. dition, $30. Janitor Ideal Apartments. Phone 1336R. FOR SALE—$700 overstuffed tapes itvingroom set; three pieces for size itary couch with double large oak typewriter desk; | 861W. and Navajo Indian garden ben FOR SALE—Bargains in cual rang: Casper Gas Appliance Co. Phone ena AT SACRIFICE PRICE. int particulars to the Denver Mustie Co., Denver, Colo. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS _—————— FOR SALE—Old newspapers. Call at Tribuno office. FOR SALE—Small safe. Apply at the ‘Leader. 3-17-5t* FOR SALE—small safe, writing desk, cook| ern house; box, leather /and dishes. “ate FOR RENT—Threeroom Ppiano:| house; close in. street,|street. Inquire at 232. 3-21-2t* and two oil] North Washington, partl: nished; not modern except Phone 344 after 4 p. m. FOR RENT— Beautiful B-21-2t sev 321-2 | ances required. Phone 1320R. 0. L. I. in. 743 South Durbiri FOR RENT—Furnished room street. Phone 646R. FOR RENT—Destrable front tments.| modern home; suitable for mattress and table; ches; few erything 33. 3-20-at» |Phone- 1276. men; next to bath; 1264f | G33y after 5 p.m. $10.50 per week. 1051 South |street. Phone 1533R. FOR RENT—Modern 3815t) south lm street. FOR RENT—Nice uw) modern; suitable for two o gentlemen, 922 South David 1-26-tf-dh j Phone 707W. FOR Ri three-room house 0: FOR RENT—Four-room house; furnished bungalow; close in ROOM AND BOARD in modern home; good home cooked meals; also un- furnished apartment for gee street. ern home; close in. 523 South Park men; close in; also brick garage. ‘est Eighth stree! FOR RENT—Room in modern home; also garage. 742 South Ash street. FOR RENT—A very clean and desir- able bedroom for one or two gentle- reasonable. Call ROOM AND BOARD in modern home, sleepin, close to bath, $20 per month, room, all ROOMS at the Antler; exclusivi erate. 616 South Wolcett street. NT—Two furnished rooms in finished — three- | 445 furniehed id Four-room house, fur- on Wal- n West vater in| se J. i 3-18-3t furnish: ed modern house. Inquire 1228 South FOR RENT—Modern three-room fur- 3-18-4t | house; | 78M. 3-21-0t* 3-21-3t | FOR RENT—Four-room modern fur- 1004 1625M. 3:21-2t 3-21-20 FOR RENT—Five-room strictly mod-! ti furnished except linen| Phone 1543W. 27 North Grant street. | 3-21-1t | FOR RENT—Two furnished house- basemen! minutes walk to 5 able. 1145 South Cottonwood street. FOR RENT—ROOMS y furnished bed- room adjoining . modern home. 52 North Jefferson street. ed] HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS keeping rooms in refineries; reason: S-211° FOR RENT—Two basement rooms for light housekeeping: gas and lights furnished. 835 East Third street. as 3-18-2t FOR RENT—Two light housekeeping rooms; furnished except bedding and dishes; also lights and gas. 431 East Fifth ‘street. Inquire back door, | -21-1t FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR KENT Furnished apartment; close in; modern except bath; $30. Whaley, Apartments, 610 South Ash street. Phone 1392J. 316-6 FOR RENT — Tworoom modern apartment. Inquire 716 West Ninth street, rear. 3-20-4t ; |store. Tarniahed | FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS | = FOR RENT — Business locations; space for auto dealers; show rooms garage work room, ctc.; all or any part of the east side garage; contract for lease now; get possession April 1. Sec John M. Whisenhunt or phone 13763 8 and “U of M” on back; leave at Tribune office or call $35. Reward. 3-20-2t* |LOST—Black hound and Airedale Pup, six months old; very timid: white half-ring ends in diamond « | white tip. Phono 144. $3.00 reward. a21ate | LOST—Two panty dress rompers it Kimball's Drug store picked up by |mistake: please return to room Smith Tartar building. 3-18-23 | LOST- leave | Reward. BUSINESS CHANCES Ladies red leather belt; please at postoffice. Miss Oren 3 FOR RENT — Tworoom furnished apartment; gas range, $25 per month; all modern partment, _ $35; close to refinery. Rear 831 West Rail road avenue, 3-20-2t FOR RENT — Two-room furnished half basement apartment; large Jothes clos: laundryroom; lights gas and water furnished; bath and 151 North Jacksun street. at B-211t FOR RENT—Nicely furnished three room apartmen: reasonable. South Pa: B-21-6t ‘OR RENT—Furnished — three-rvom apartment with gas and water, 340 West Yellowstone avenue. .321-1t FOR RENT—Two or three-room fur. nished basement apartment, od ern. 1131 South Elm street. 1t street; basement anartment, FOR RENT—One-room modern apart. ment on first floor; lights and linens furnished. 909 South Cedar stroet. Phone 1475, at nished apartment; electric garage; reasonable. Phone 1592 3-20-4t* her; “OR RENT—Unfurnished apartment; ( large livingroom, kitchenette, break- one-room |fast nook and bath; hot water het; housekeeping; 824 South David! gas range, $55. Phone 1424M or 281 3-20-tf FOR RENT — Tworoom apartment for light housekeeping; shower bath privilege. 821 CY avenue. 20-2t FOR RENT—Three room. furnished apartment 3 and lights furnished. 2-21. furnished '§35 East Third street. 230 South Grant ——— FOR RENT—Two-room unfurnished apartment; three-room accommoda- ion; close in. 238 West Seventh street. FOR SENT — Four-room basement with water, lights and gas; well fur i] furnished | nished; suitable for on: two fam- 230 South Grant ilies. Z p.m. bai Call 633J after 5 p.m. | 3-21-1t* 'FOR RENT — Choice modern four- iy en-room 3 refer 3-20-6t close 3-21-3t in mod- 321-2 room in ms 3-21-2t¢ 21-2t 3-21-1t° 1021 A8-8t © three street. 3-20-6¢ 3-20-6t ‘OR SALE—Fora toarin: |, team and harness; sever- f model, 00d tires, e: Bae iy. 623 South Gruen fe car, 1919! sheep ins, ot al it sbrect. hase- phon les; Exc! also several food hamze Furniture Co. basement, with or tlemen preterred. 215 North J 3-10-4t street. ’ i; wen- 8-20-2t° }month; ready for occupancy Ma: $|Phone 364M. room upstairs and basement apart- ments; furnished $75 and $50 per 1. Address P. O. box 102. 3-21-3t, FOR RENT—Large two-room, mod- furnished apartment; will be h 23. 319 South Jackson street. Phone 1610W. 3-21-at ‘OR SALE—Lease on small restaur ant; would consider Ford car, South David street. 3-21-31° NT — Canadian Phone 634R. FOR house. roomins ! 398-308 ness; paying real profit sonable rent in the city. wire box A-110, Tribune, Write or 3-9-10 SOR SALE—Two-room laundry fully equipped. Inquire Wyatt Gafeteria. ‘ 316 | PERS7AL CHOMETR' el Mrs. Blood, Room 61, West Hot 321.61 S given by Madam Wond nd or cards. 319 East ite Burlington freight ¢ 673R, 16-81 READID palm, street, 0: pot. Phon’ n WANTED— To ow the wher abouts of Jam: Callison, ay about 60 y city, Mi thankfully rec Callison W up to 1882; will b by his sister, Mrs. Min: LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the regular annual stockholders meeting of the Chappell Oil Company will be held at the offices of the com- eny in the Consolidated Royalties Building, room 301, City of Cas- per, County of Natrona, State of Wyoming, at 10 o’clock in the fore- noon on Wedresday, the 5th day of April, 1922, for the election of a Board of Directors to manage the business of the company for the en- suing year, or until such time as their successors are elected qualified, as well as for the consid- eration and transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. | A. W. GARRISON, Asst. Sec. Chappell Oil Co: | Publish Mar. 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23,| ) 24, 1922, FOR RENT—Furnished apartment; large livingroom, kitchenette and bath. Phone 381. FOR REND— bath ent apactment; gas, lights; use of electric washer; very rea! 3-10-tf Furnished two-room and sonable. 139 South Jefferson street. Phone 1585W. 3-18-3t* FOR RENT—Furnished apartment; large livingroom, bedroom, kitchen- ette; breakfast nook and bath. Apart- ment 45, 905 East Second street. Phone 1424M; $75. 3-9-tf FOR RENT—Four. two-room modern apartments. 603 South Beech street. 3-21-1t furnished; 615 FOR RENT—Completely small apartment, kitchenette. South Lincoln street. Phone Bers A -2t FOR RONT—Two strictly modern furnisSed two-room apartments on paved street. Pratt Apartment house, 716 East A street. Phone S68J. 104 Tribune hot and id water; electric range; box; built-in cupboard; Murphy bed; large bathroom; laundry equipped with elec- tric washer. Call at Apartment 1, Tribune building. 3-2-tt —_ Three-room apartment; water and lights; range in kitchen; Phone 1539M. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment; ciose in; three rooms and bath; one- half block from courthouse. 224 North Wolcott street."Phone 5673. 3-18-3t FOR RENT—One two-room and one three-room modern apartment; modern except bath. Whaley partments. 610 South Ash street. Phone 1302J, $-20-tf ——$—$<$<$<<—$—— FOR RENT—Partly furnished four- room basement; hot and cold water, lights and toilet; front and rear. en- trance; light; closein. 304 North Grant strect. Phone 1215J. 3-21-3t* close in; A} _ i | CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION) | Insurance Commissioner's Of-| fice, State of Wyoming. Cheyenne, Wyo., March 9, 1922. It is hereby certified, That the! | Caledonian - American ’ Insurance | Company of New York, in the state of New York, has complied with the Insurance Laws of this state and is| / authorized to transact the business | uf Fire Insurance in this state for the current year. | _ Witness my hand and seal of of-| | fice the day and year first above! written, (Seal) D. M. FORSYTH, Insurance Commissioner. Publish March 20, 19: ee earl NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. Notice is hereby given that a cer- | tificate of incorporation of Wyv- {ming Pipeline Company was filed in the office of the Secretary of State | at Cheyenne, Wyoming, on the 24th day of February, A. D. 1922. The objects and purposes of the corporation are to build, maintain and operate pipelines for the con- veyance of crude petroleum and its products, mineral oil and gas, and to buy, sell, store and exchange such productions; to build, con- struct and maintain tanks, loading racks and facilities for the handling of such products; also the entering into partnerships and agreements in connection with the purchase end sale of off and its products, and gas, and to do and perform any and every other act and thing required and necessary to the purnoses for which this corporation is formed. The term of existence of the cor- poration is fifty (50) years from | and after the 24th day of February, 1922; the capital stock of the cor- poration is $1,000,000, divided into 1,000,000 shares of $1 each; the board of five directors, and I Barry, F. E. Scott, E. T. Williams, Judicial District, County of Natrona, State of Wyo- ming. ‘tock, property and concerns of the orporation shall be managed by J. Sullivan and E. V. Williams all be the Board of Directors to manage the affairs of the corpora- ESTATE. In the District Court of the Sixth in and for the In the matter of the Estate of hat on the 28th day of February, 922, the undersigned administra- tor filed his tinal account and peti- tion for distribution of said estate rith the Clerk of the above-entitled Court, where anyone interested may xamine said“account and petition nd file objections thereto at any ime on or before April 25, 1922, hat is within thirty days after the ‘ast publication of this notice on March 28, 1922, and if no objec- “ons are filed, the administrator vill make final settlement of said »state on April 25, 1922, or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard by the Court. Dated this 28th day of February, A. D. 1922. E. L. McGRAUGH, Administrator of the Estate of Thomas W. Wroot, Deceased. Pub. Feb, 28, Mar. 7, 14, 21, 28, 1922 i ontana Prison Warden’s Trial Set April 12 HELENA, Mont, March 21,—Juage A. J. Horskey of the Lewis and Clark | county district court has -formally| et the trial of the Conley case for | \pril 12. The former warden of the | Montana state penitentiary wag sued | by the state for an accounting, the MacDonald prisom ort accusing re) aim ef misappropriating state prop-| 4 erty valued at $200,000. The se took place in the presence of Attorney | General W. D. Fe the state, and Ce Nolan, chief counsel for the fermer prison | official. , | The attorneys announced they had | agreed on the submission of revised complaints and answers and on other minor details which would shorten the time of trying the case by many lays. J. FE. Wood, state purchasing agent, and R. J. Lemert, former state acecintant, have been selected by at-| torney general and the Conley lawyers to arrive at a specific valuation of the property alleged to have been mis appropriated by the former warden. Judge Horskey, now serving on the supreme court commission, will be re. leased from that duty on April 1, it was announced. Chief Justice Theo-! dore Brantly did not state who would be named as Judge Horskey’s suc. cessor on the commission | MORE TUBERCULOSIS W GOLORADO DAIRY STOCK CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 21.—Dr. B. F. Davis, Wyoming state veterin arian, has submitted a special report to Governor Robert D. Carey regurd-| ing the live stock tuberculosis situa-| tion in this and other states, with | special reference to the recent action | of Wyoming in declaring a quaran-| tine against dairy cattle from Colo-| rado, the report states, is carrying a/ greater perecentage of tuberculosis in| dairy cattle than an yother state ex-| cept Iowa, and every state, the Wyo-| ming veterinarian asserts, is endeav-| oring faithfully to eradicate tubercu losis except Colorado. | ere District Court Rule Reversed ' | WY which was have gone to I where they will spend a fortni Phone 1072W PAGE SEVEN WEEKS TO FIGHT ARMY REDUCTION MADE BY HOUSE Unsafe to Go Below 150,000 Mark in Enlisted Men, Sec- retary of War Says in Statement. a ib iy f —< 5. $5 (ONE commit! he army strength to enlisted men was expressed by Secretary Weeks today. He said the war department had recommended an army of 150,000 men including 7,- 000 Philippines scouts and was con- vineed that it w id be unsafe to go below that. * are now in the service abo 00 men all told, he said. Mr. Weeks also took sharp issue with the committee's proposal to limit the size of the garrisons in Hawali -RENT LAW IS HELD VALID St} tion during the first year of its éx- andthe canal zone by congreesional m = istence/ and until their successors} WASHINGTON, March 21. — hel action through {tations of pay ap- FOR RENi noe oes Gad ae ae ai new: York t law of 1920 wa*!propriations. The war secretary said @ principal office an lace of|held valid preme court | he would not accept responsibility for f ; ble for 5 c! : sound floor storeroom; suitable for! nusiness of the corporation shall be| The su; in its decision | any reduction in strength of those Justice Clark at the City of Casper, Coynty of carrisons but that he felt differently keon Bldg. Natrona, State of Wyoming, and| held that the emergencies declared 1/1 to the garrison in the Philippines. Ph 1485. the agent in charge thereof is W./ the act existed at the time the lawl’ win 7 o99 Philippine constabula: cee 3.1542] 0. Wilson. alanine Yamed and that the act WAP Al ayatiabie in the lalunus to uid In Dre =. J. SULLIV. * proper exercise of the police power) weving order a wit de- LOST AND FOUND President.| of the stato for the general wolfare.| Meru Sethe ercup covered in. the esa ee | BF OOTY, Secretary Justices Mc ‘andeventer and] jonding treaties evolved by the Wash- LOST—One con! shute marked Na- Publish March 20. 19: McReyno! 2 A. ington conferenc Mr, Weeks mid it trona Transfer, Storage and Fuel —- PE ET EET appeared to him that a reduction Co. Please Phone 949. 3-21-3t Ee. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTL! could be made in the American garri- |LOST—Gold sorority pin; bas name|MENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF y [80 on the island. -He did not ind cate what number of American troops he though could be spared from that duty. Landmark Is Moved CHAPLIN 15 EXEGUTIVE Thomas W. Wroot, deceased. CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 21. — s Notice is hereby given to all] Secretaary of State W. EB. Chaplin is For the Second Time creditors and other persons inter-| acting 2s governor of Wyoming. Gov- ested in the above entitled estate| ernor Robert D. Carey and Mra Carey — CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 21—One of the oldest houses in Cheyenne, erected more than 45 years ago as an Piscopal rectory, is making its sec- the springs they will join Jud Kennedy of the United States district court for Wyo and Mrs. Ken- Se wi lta beak th Ciba, |ond journey on wheels. More than a 4 Taksee Sorts san score of years ago it was moved from L ie 4 I jthe alte now occupied by the federal ea | building to a location on Capital ave- uquor = pp |nue. Now it Is being moved to a site in North’ Cheyenne because the Is Dismisse sround on which it has stood during | the last twenty years ts dosired by \neighbors, the Richardson family, for a flower gard » March 21, — The fonday dismissed for | ction the appeal|in the state law which prohibited the :Bride, who sought |"possession” of intoxicating liquor to have reviewed his conviction unger | was unconstitutional but the state the statutes of Idaho of 1915 for hay-|supreme court hed to be contrary. : in possession intoxicating Mquor.!'The conviction occurred prior to the cRride contendeil that the provision enactment of the Volstead act. | Business and Professional Directory | LAWYERS HENCH AND BISHOP ers. Lawy Suite 9, Daly Building Phone 198 NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 3809-10-11 Qil Exchange Bldg. HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Building BULLACK AND LACY Lawyers Suite 204-205 Midwest Bldg. Ph. 1200 WILLIAM 0. WILSON Attorney-at-Law Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block LIFE INSURANCE WASHIGTC supreme court of = jurii AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Accounsints—Income Tax Service 4th Floor 0-8 ig. Phone 767 ACCOUNTANTS GUARAD RI Auditors and Ac: Registrar 208-11 O11 Exe ARCHITECTS DUBO GooDRICH, Rooms 1-12 Lownsen | a Wey Prudential Insurance Co. of J Casper, Wyo. Phone 440 Phone ungirance (Co. of America GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY Architects 415 Oil Exchange Bildg. AUTO PAINTING STEWART AND PANY Auto Painting 134 North Kimball OSTEOPATHS DR. CAROLINE GC. DAVIS | Osteopathic Physician |Suite 6 Tribune Apartments Phone 388 Oo L. L. WADE steopathic Physician Room 5-7 Wood Bik. Phone 12 DR. C. A. NFORD Osteopathic Physician Phone 1162 7s BAGGAGE and TRANSFER | Midwest Bldg. Phone 1030 SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. - - Baggage, vy Wauling and Piano DR. C. I. ARNOLDUS Movieg. 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