Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1922, Page 7

THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1927 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING How 60 Answer Blind od ily Tribume is 1i4 cents a word ve Dinsertion; minimum 26 fe head. “Too Late to Classify.” HELP WANTED—FEW#IALE ee —— WANTHD—Teéacher evenings; eighth je work. 933 South Wolcott SALESMEN WANTED with car; cord ‘WANTED—Salesman and fabric tires at prices below titors; $100 and expenses. Hy- Sovulean Tire Co, 1104 Michizan avenue, Chicago, Til. 3-30-1t* se Se POSITIONS WANTED ——— POSITION WANTED— Experienced malesiady desires position. Box A153, Tribune. 3-28-3t° en RELIABLE woman will stay with convalescent during day. Address 0. box 1691. 3 a WIDOW, 36 years of age, wishes a position as housekeeper for a re: ible bachelor or widower. Box s&lb4, Tribune. 3-29-31° ee WANTED—Position by experienced refined woman as working house- weeper; refarences exchanged, Miss Olive Wallace, Clarence, Mo. 3-28-4t* RasirioN WANTED—Woman alone wants housework by day. Phone 1587 3-29-2t ed POSITION WANTED—Girl, 16 years of age, wants placo in private fam. 1 SERVICES OFFERED —<—<—<—<—<— —————————_— iF YOU WANT your furuiture re paired, call at 367 So. Ash. or phone 1660. 8-5-0 je HEMSTITCHING and picoting at- fuchment; guarantesd to fit any eewing machine; price $2. Econom Sales Co., Billings, Mont. 3-30-5 WANTED—Plowihg to do with trac- tor. Phone 1605M or 1510W. 3.29-2t* ee WANTED—Sewing; plain and fancy. Mrs. Inez. Beadle, corner K and Center streets. Phone 705R. 3-29-3t —— FIRST class hand laundry; silks. a specialty; done at 153 North Durbin street. Phone 268J. 3-27-6t “ ° WANTED TO BUY ———_—_—————___—_—_—_—_—_——__ WANTED TO BUY— Furniture of any kind. 120 West Midwest avenue Phone 249. 2-24-tf ——_———<—— WANTED—We now have customers for small bomes on easy payments; list yours with us. See Ben Realty Co. Realtors, 202-203 Midwest buildin: 3-28-4t ——————. WANTED TO BUY — Four dining- room chairs; must be reasonable. Phone 1186M. 3-28-3t —$—<—<—<$<—<—$—$—$——$— — WANTED TO BUY—A lot with a small house or garage on it in south f city; must be cheap. P. O. box Erie a 3-16-tf ——_——_—_—— WE BUY and sell anything of value. Exchange Furniture Co. bee ee WANTED TO BUY — Furniture of any kind. 120 West Midwest avenue Phone 249. 3-24+tf SO WANTED—Anything you have in the way of second hand furniture and will pay more for it. Phone 1086. $16-tt WANTED—TO RENT RNTED TO RENT—Threo rooms with bath and gas; or near North Burlington. Box A-156, Trib- une. 3-30-2t FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES ee FOR SALE—Chandler coupe in good condition; or will trade for a good Ford. Call at the West Yellowstone Garage. 3-30-4t® ——— FOR SALE—Dodge touring car a bar- gain for $450. Box 1086, Casper, Wyo. Phone 702. 3-80-1t* — FOR SALE—Oldsmobile Six; almost Call at Yellowstone garage, 45 W 55 We ‘ellowstone avenue. ath 3-30-3t* FOR SALE—HOUSES pam tt ha nee ee FOR SALE—Smail house near brew- ery for. quick action; $35) will trade. See Ben Realty Co., Realtors, 202-203 Midwest building. 3-28-4t FOR SALE—Four- ern; two finish ment. 731 Badger avenue. 3-30-3t* ——— éR SALE—Cash talks, three rooms and kitchenette; garage; lot 50x140 fst on CY avenue; best buy in city today; this-property is neat and well constructed; owner is anxious to sell and get out; was listed with us lat > eo 7A ™ now sell for cash only $2,500. Marshall and Brown, 145 rb er street. Phone 1212W. Property brings a will Sell cheap. Phone 165¢R ——__ | Owawe and builder: in best part 0! ing to build give me a chit to fi5- rm To have lots of plana to choose from. 6&3 Bark street, B-25-12t inserting Want Ads in The Cas- CLOSING HOUR—Want Ads to be esuified properly must be in The Casper Daily Tribune office before 0. Want Ads received after 10:30 to,12:30 p.m. will be inserted under greet. Phone 1305W. 3-30-1t* or Se hh ., fhe Casper Daily Cribune PAGE SEVEN HERE Come: TO SEE ME-r THE OFFicE bxiNGING UP FATHER > THAT SLANT-HEAD MLL HAVE WiLLie- Sor- TELL Him '™ oor: | KNOW ME WILL GE GLAD TO KNow you ARE con! PHONE! FOR SAIE—HOUSES FOR SALE— Neat little tworoom house, corner lot; Conwell var and Twelfth street; casy ome oF tors, 202-203 Midwest building. 3-28-4t —$— FOR SALE—Four-room house on cor- ner lot; three blocks from Center jftreet; good business location; thi: j{s @ big bargain; price $3,250, $1,000 jcash; will consider car as part pay- ment. Call 96507 or 1257W. $$$ —____ FOR SALE—Almoest new five-room modern house; east part; has fire- pls breakfast nook; built-in fea tures; an ideal home; this is a real bargain at $5,750 with $750 down, tal- ance Its than rent; owner leaving town. J. F. Jones and Co., Suite 2, Yuttermeister Bidg., Phone 1204 | 3-30-3t pa ala OT |_FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE lwWOe Bal cae ae FOR SALE—To close corporation the large triangular lot at East Yel- lowstone and A streets; for terms call at room 8, Smith Bidg., Wyoming Fill- ing Station Co. 3-23-t£ |" small house on same for small pay- {ment down or will sell the lot. Call |Ball. Phone 147J. 3-29-3t FOR SALE—Last front lot 30-140 feet; well located on South Lincoin $750. one-third cash, balance year. Casper Realty Co., phone 3-303 FOR SALE—Best residence lot; close in on East Thirteenth _ stre- cash takes it; act now. See Ben, Realtors, at 2R SALE—Two lots in North Cas. per, $300; nalf cash, balance in six months. P. O box 319, -6t FOR SALE—Future busimess location | large frontage on pavement; East |Second avenue; ideal for store rooms jwith apartments above or garag: has small house on it now that ‘would pay interest on investment. See Ben Realty Co., Realtors. 202-203 Mid west building. 8.28-4t FOR SALE—Lot; nice and level, 60x [between Fourth and Fifth street: )Cheap for cash; terms if desired. Ca'l at 1136 South Walnut street after 5 Pp. m. 3-28-4t* |FOR SALE—Smali lot on East Third street, $650 or will trade for Ford car. Call 710 East Third reat is LAND FOK SALE ——<—$<—<$<——$—$——— $< __—_ FOR SALE—Small stock ranch with six. has deep well with wind mill; lo- cated on Yellowstone highway and on Chicago and Northwestern railroad will sell or trade for Casper or Colo- rado property. For further particu- lars cali at 642 South Beech mee a tral Missouri, 15 acres in cultiva- tion; house, barn, cistern, plenty of timber; price $600 only $25 down and $10 per month; many other bargains like this. R. Kamon, 243 South Cen- ter street. Phone 70: 8-30-1t* ee ‘WOR SALE—160 acres of land, 12 miles from town; good soil, reser. voir for irrigation; $20 per acre; will trade for residence property. See Ben Realty Co., realtors. 3-30-2t time at 6 per cent. R. Kamon, 243 South Center street. Phone = i pe Se ee LIVESTOCK —_—_———— FOR SALE OR TRADE — Draft horses, harness; one dump wagon, A-l condition. L. “E. Blanchard. 1206 North Glenarm street. isin ests ——_—— FOR SALE—Ninety native dehorned Hereford steers, yearlings, $30: two's $45; three’s $60; one hundred cows, $65 per head; April 15 delivery. W. R. Eastman, Douglas, Wyo. ‘27-6 POULTRY ——— FOR SALE—Fresh eggs; laying hens and setting hens, 1240 North Woi- cott street. 3:20-2t° HOUSEHOLD GOODS —_—_—_— SARTAIN AND ESUmEY AUCTION Buying and selling all the ‘time, -w furniture; upholstering ig. J. R. eer, 326 West Yellowstone avenue. Phone 16175. 11-19-tf YOR SALE—Edison phonograph, 12 cylinder records, bargain at $10. 367 South Ash street. Phone 1 Neer ee —Blue frosted reed baby BOE eeeuret make, excellent condi- ition, solid oak rocker upholstered in Spanish leather. Rear 950 | South ' Cedar street. 3-20-3t° oe FOR SALE—Oak flat top office desk ewriter attachment, $30;|FOR RED Ouse; wt easmore! typ well furnished; lights, gas. 1222 South Poplar street. 3-27-3t FOR RENT — Two-room furnished house; no children. Apply 847 South Spruce street or phone 1776. 3-30-21 » typewriter, first class ae en ge? South Ash. street sh Phone 1660. 3-80-3t a $85 Lloyd reversible WILL SErner baby carriage; almost new for $45. Call 1590J or apply at ae ‘North Grant street, Apartment H. —_—_ LE—Davenport, good shape, Pon: Sanitary cot, $5. 367 South Ash treet. Phone 1660. 3-30-3t See Se m SALE—Davenport library table; Srces dining suite; buffet; rocker; stoves, $150 or will sell separately. \Phone 1596M, eveuinss. 3-28-30? OR SALE—Now heavy gate legged a eanians $8; new drop leaf table, $7.50. 367 South Ash street. Phone a east | —————— FOR SALE—Washington farms, im- proved or unimproved; ten years HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE—A nice o1 first class shape with stool, $12.50. 367 South will trade, tee tren ay terms oF| Ash street. Phone 1660. 3-30-3t |FOR SALI E—Singer sewing in good condition. Phone 900R. 3-30-2t|; FOR RENT—Fivercon house; gas heat; clowe in. |POR SALE— White porcelain top! Beech street. kitchen table, $7.50 and South Ash street. Phone 60. y| 3-30-3t |SEE US for gas appliances; we will | save you money. Exchange furni iture Co., Phone 1086. 3-16. | CHEAP KR QUICK SALE. |__Nice picture, one clock, curtain . one nice roaster and pillow: |= Park street. FOR SALE—Kitthen cabinet, $12.60, $20 and $25; new oak cabinet with/ disappearing door, $47.50. 367 South! Ash street. Phone 1660. 3-30-3t | |FOR SALE—One good piano. 629 3-23-8 | East Twelfth street. | | condition. 31%-East A rugs. 1211 South Elm street. 3-29-2t FOR SALE—Bargains in cual ranges Casper Gas Appliance Co. Phonwv 1500, 1 26-f FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ALE—Pet coyote, perfectly cheap. Phone 1256R. s-28-3t* FOR SALE—Office furniture; beauti |. 140 feet; facing cast on Grant street fyl solid mahogany roll top desk; two chaizs for customers; all for less thar cost of desk. See Ben, 3 Me | west bullding. Realtors. 3-28-41 HOMESTEADERS ATTENTION For Sa sell attachmen any Ford car; will pull 14-tnch price $125. Phone 1605M or ABLOW {FOR SALE—Gravel and sand deliv ered. Phone 1147J. 3: -room house, modern except heat; FOR SALE—Modern house moving |_ outfit; trucks, Jacks and timbers Phone 1565M. 3-29-40" FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE. Two-room house, water in kitchen price $1,000, $50 down and $20 per month. and $20 per month. A nice four-room house; full base: jment; water, lights and telephone in: built-in cupboard colonade; two lots: price $3,500, $500 down and $60 per month. rs of these. east of brewery on Inquire bin‘s Ford touring car in good condition FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT—Three-room house; mod cook stove with reservoir ‘T—Large one-room hi FOR RENT—Nice f feet; gas and lights; near state hos house; furnace heat Phone 177k. FOR RENT—Four-room house. Call 1053W. 610 West Yel- 3-28-5t* lowstene avenue, \Ir YOU WANT second-hand furni- |, turefi or anything second-hand, or <<< ——_—_—_—=—=—=—==—=——— have anything to trade, call at 36T | WILL furnished a lot and build a South Ash street or phone 1660. 7-9-tf FOR SALE—Baby carriage in good 3-27-4t FOR SALE—Good opportunity for |. someone furnishing their new home; furniture practically new at , half price. 615 South Durbin a ad 27-6t |\FOR SALE—Two 9xl2 Axminster FOR SALE—Old newspapers. Call at | Tribune office. 1-25 tfdh FOR SALP OR TRADE—Homestead [cates | relinquishment, 640 acres seven © "|miles from rajlroad; 15 acres in crop: FOR SALE Forty-acro farm in Cen also House and lot; will sell or trade for Ford car. James Kelly, Mills, Wyo 27-6" Tworoom house; lights and teie phone in alley; price $750, $50 down All located one block east of the ewery. One three-room cottage; water and $200 down and $25 per month; will take good car; Dodge preferred or {diamond ring as part payment on any Also several goods lots for sale Grocery Phone 328W 3-29-31 TO TRADE—Sewing machine; Ax- minster rug; duofold with pad; honograph with fifty records for 321 North Jefferson street. 3-30-3t FOR TRADE—For good farm in rain belt, income property, income $2,600 per year. Write postoffice box 119, Casper 3-30-1t% ern except bath; furnished; gas; close in.823 South Center street. See Ben. B-21-tf FOR SALE— Gunns’ six-section oak bookcase; suitable for office or home; reasonably priced. Bullack and Lacy, lawyers, Phone 1200. 38-28-3t* FOR SALE—Cook stove, $14; ‘arge +20; good ranges, $25 and $30. 367 South Ash street. Phone 1660. 330-3t lUghts, gas, dishes and bedding fur- jnished. ‘Inquire in rear of 137 North Jackson street. 3-30-1t ‘our-room house, with furniture, Inquire 1138 North Center street. 3-30-1t° _—<— << — FOR RENT—One-room house, 12x29 pital; $15 per month. Inquire Western Realty Co. Phone 1078. 3-29-8t FOR RENT — Modern seven-room at 1228 South David street. FOR RENT—ROOMS po Seema uee i aS $42'FOR RENT—Nice upstairs room, all modern; suitable for two or three |————————____ gentlemen. 922 South David street. FOR RENT—Stirictly modern three room furnished apartment; private bath. 605 South Lincoln street. Phone Phone 71TW. FOR RENT— Large front for one or two gentlemen; close in rent very reasonable. 225 South Park street. Phone 973W. | crt ROOMS at the Antler; exclusive; mod- good | erate. 616 South Wolcott stree' FOR RENT—Modern bedroom, joining; bath, 302 CY avenue. FOR RENT—Front bedroom in mod- me: erm South Wolcott street. Phony 1889Ww FOR RENT—Modern rooms, $2 up; two and one-half blocks east of Hemning Hotel, Valhalla Rooms, 3: Bast First street. “OR RENT — An unusually sleepingroom next to bath in mod- rn home for one or two gentlemen. 33 South Park street. WANTED—By April 1, men to board and room in private family. 312 East Fifth, street. Phone o6M. FOR RENT—Front bedroom in mod ern private home; bath adjoining; jose in and reasonable: Phone 26¢ FOR RENT—Modern room; close in. 113 South Lincoln street. Phon: 264k. ‘OR RENT—Room; close in. for two rentlemen; privilage of board with mily, 312 East Fifth street. 756M. FOR RENT—Furnished room; and cold water in room; outside en- trance; $4 per week. 640 South Ash street. FOR RENT—Front bedroom in mod-| xj ern home; suitable for two. South Durbin street. Phone 89. FOR RENT—To a business man one! sleepingroom; next to bath; down town district. 334 East Second street. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished base- ment sleepingtoom; gas heat; suit- able for two gentlemen; rent. Phone 1509M. 329 South M&Kin- ey street. FOR _RENT—Nice large sunny fur- nished room in modern home ; easy walking distanc location: West Tenth street. FOR RENT—Furnished front room; 924 South Spruce FOR RENT—Very Phone FOR RENT—SI leeping rooms, and close in; reasonable. 44: Durbin street. FOR RENT — Modern sleepin: adjoining bath. Phone 119R. CY avenue. FOR RENT—One cabin furnished for batching. 404 South Oak Het f -29-3t Phone 618W. HOUSEKEEPING KOOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two nice large rooms, furnished for housekeeping; laundry; gas, lights fur- T18 South Washington street. phone and nished. FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished modern housekeeping rooms | 511 -29-3t East First street. FOR RENT Furnished for keeping, extra apartment; close in; and gas. Inquire 310 West First street FOR RENT— Two rooms furn: for Nght housekeeping. 817 street. 8-30 Spruce FOR RENT—APAXTMENTS strictly modern furnished two-room apartme: paved street. Pratt Apartment house, 716 East A street. Phone 868J. A FOR RENT—Two FOR RENT—Modern t ment; furnished en close in; very reasonable. 603 So: .|Beech street. Phone 364M. FOR RENT — Two-room basement apartment; water, gas, 747 CY avenue. Phone 1646: FOR RENT HOUSES FOR_RENT—Fiveroom house with|FOR RENT—Threeroom bath, strictly modern, furnished; also two or apartm: FOR RENT—APAR wood floors; ed| FOR RENT—Verv desirable apartm modern in every $-37-4t/respect; unfurnished except Murphy ————— | bed and electric range; consista of liv- FOR RENT—Four-room house, mod-|ingroom, kitchen, @rn except heat; also ,oneroom tlosets; hot and cold water furnished: cabin. 831 South Spruce street. Call Privilege of use of laundry and elec $29-4t tic washer. Phone 1539M. FOR RENT-—Completely apartment, with small kitchenette, suitable for employed lady. Rear 615 South Lincoln street. Phone FOR RENT—Three-room basment apartment; Yellowstone avenue. FOR RENT—Nice two-room furnish- conveniences; 141 West Tenth street BUSINESS CHANCES furnished } FOR SALE—Rest rooming and board. basement apartment; lights, warm: house threeroom close to refinery only ent furnished. 1131 South Elm | $17.60. 1427 South Cottonwood street. t ¢ | —<$_—$_ ______. FOR SALE—Apartment pene: ing For full A-152, Tribune. come $8,400 year; price $37 take as part payment a residence up to $15,000, balance cah be paid in five years. P. O. box 319. 3-25-tf LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the regular annua! stockholders ees | of the Gesapen Oil Company wil be held at the offices of the com- Py in the Consolidated Royalties uilding, room 301, City of C: r, County of Natrona, State of Wyo- ming, at 10 o'clock in the fore- noen on Wednesday, the 5th day of April, 1922, for the election of a Board of Directors to m the business of the company for the en- suing year, or until such time as their successors are elected. and qualified, as well as for the consid- eration and transaction of such FOR RENT—Two-room unfurnished ‘dressingroom; also two-room furnish- ed apartmen’ Seventh street. Phone 1543W. ‘T—Nicely furnished close in. Whaley Apartments, : 3-23-t¢,; Indian Ice & Cold Storage Co. T—Four-room upstairs fur site te UeRtT| Wyoming, on the 28th day of Phone 1629W. dressingroom; use | modern except ‘bath re ot bedding and dishes.| Use, lease, acquire, sell and convey Phone such property, both real, personal 3-30-2t and mixed, as may be necessary and FOR RENT—Modern two-room apart- 510 South Park street. Phone Os after 4 p. m. of laundryroom, furnished exc three-room | aundry | gas fur-| modern apartment, heated: hot waten and Lincoln street. Strictly high class mod- up-to-the-minute FOR RENT—Front bedroom next to bath. Phone 457J. 1424M or 381. OR RENT—Unfurnished large livingroom, dressingroom and built-in features: and laundryroom, East Third street. new, close in. 919 'T — Modern of large living breakfast nook; kitchenette; gas range; hot and cold water; 55; this is a nice apart- ment for two; outside entrance. South Lincoln street, Phone 1424M or 381. FOR RENT—No moisture, light halt: bath in basement. Rear 145 North Jackson street. in furnace; FOR RENT—Threeroonm unfurnish- reasonable; close in. Natrona Power ed apartment; See H. C. Chappell, Co. FOR RENT—Basement electric washer; South Spruce street FOR RENT—Three.room apartment, gas Yanga and heater. Call forenoons, 443 South D: price right. room; Py 710 East Third street. 8 R RENT—Three-room ed modern basement with bath; -| tate, and all persons having claims FOR RENT — Three-room modern unfurnished apartment. Ap- ply 1214 East First street. FOR RENT—RANCH FOR RENT—Forty acres of land; two room ‘house; furnished except’ bed- 15 chickens, smali barn; land partly plowed. 413 Midwest building. 3 FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Ground floor storeroom; ‘suitable for Arkeon Bldg. Phone 1485. FOR RENT—Good business location; can be leased. Phone 431W. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Silver plated rim off head- Oakland car. turn to Tribune. Reward. LOST—Mink choker between ning and Kimball on First street. Re- ward. Inquire registry Window post- room apart- unfurnishs BUSINESS CiiANCES FOR RENT OR LEASE—Furnished Pressing shop. 3 tailoring and other business as may come before the meeting. A. W. GARRISON, Asst. Sec. Chappell Gii Co. Publish Mar. 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29, 30, 31, April 4, 1922. cs na eh NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. | was incorporated in the office of the |Secretary of State at Cheyenne, | March, A. D. 1922, at 9 a.m. The 2-30-3t object of the company is to engage nm a general wholesale and retail ‘ice, fuel, cold storage and transpor- ation business; to purchase, own, proper for the transaction of the | company’s business; to borrow mon- octs ey on the credit of the corporation, jand‘to issue bords, execute mort- gages and otherwise pledge the property of the corporation as se- curity therefor, and to exercise and |perform all other lawful powers t necessary or proper for the exer- cise of the powers conferred upon this corporation by law. The capi- |tal stock of said company is «Two |Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,- gas range; hot}000) divided into two hundred sorn-| thousand shares of the par value of Lincoln street. Phone|One Dollar ($1) each. Its term of existence is fifty years. The num- ber of directors of said company shall be five, and the names of the directors who shall manage the af- fairs of the said company for the | first year are Harry N. Free, Harry E. Parsons, E. J. Garrett, J. A. Speas and Ernest E. Bruce. The operations of the company shall be carried on principally in the City of Casper, in the County of Na- trona and State of Wyoming, and |the location of the principal office in this state shall be at Rooms 14, 15 and 16, Townsend Building, 156 South Center Street, in the City of Casper, County of Natrona, in the State of Wyoming, and the name of the agent in charge thereof is Wil- liam O. Wilson. ERNEST E. BRUCE, President. L. B. TOWNSEND, Secretary. Publish March 29, 30, 31, 1922. (W.0.W.) Soe NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Sophia Stone, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that let- ers of administration were on the 18th day of March, 1922, granted to the undersigned in the above es- against the said estate are hereby required to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers for allowance, to the undersigned administrator within six months after the date of said letters, or they may be pre- cluded from any benefit from such estate, and if such claims be not ex- hibited within one year from the date of said letters, they will be forevcr barred. Dated March 23, 1922. ._,, JOSEPH STONE, Administrator of the Estate of Sophia Stone, Deceased. William O. Wilson, Attorney for Estate. Publish March 23, 3 April 6, 1922. pleat ced a at NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Myrtle V. Williams, Deceased. |. Notice is hereby given that let- | ters testamentary were on the 10th day of March, 1922, granted to the undersigned in the above estate, and all persons having claims against the raid estate are hereby required to exhibit them, with the necessary dersigned Executor within six ters, or they may be precluded from such claims be not exhibited within ters, they will be forever barred. Dated March 23, 1922. DAVID A. WILLIAMS, Executor of the Last Will and liams, Deceased. vouchers for allowance, to the un- months after the date of said let- any benefit from such estate, and if one year from the date of said let- Testament of Myrtle V. Wil- William O. Wilson, Attorney for 3 | Estate. Publish March 23, 30, April 6, 1922. —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus 1 KIN <r THE wiResS FIXED Adin TOmMORROW- First Spree On Moonshine Proves Fatal OMAHA, Neb. March 30.—Leon ard Whaley, son of a well to do farmer living near Lexingto: died in Lincoin Tuesday after tak ing what was sald to have been his first taste of illicit liquor at a cele- bration in honor of his twenty-fourth birthday anniversary, according to advices received here. A number of his friends became very ill at the same time but young Whaley, ac- cording to his uncle, Thomas Whaley did not feel the effects of the liquor until the next day when he became crazed. In this condition he is thought to have contracted pneu- monia which is believed to have been the immediate cause of death. Embezzled Funds To Help Child,| Father Declares CHICAGO, March 31.—Mrs. James M. Moore has planned to take up the task of providing for “Junior” for the sake of whose health the father claims he began embezale- ment of funds from the Harris Trust and Savings bank. James M. Moore, 82 years old, coupon clerk, confessed yesterday to haying embezzled $16,- 607.50. According to his story the firs Tunds taken were 1 to pay specialists to attend fered from malnutrition, gan playing race tips. The funds are gone, Moore says. Mrs. Moore declares she ‘will hunt a ob and “work it out.” Mr. and Mrs. Springfield, 111 > an Englishebreeder. AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Accounfants—Income Tax Service 4th Floor 0-S Bldg. Phone 767 ACCOUNTANTS 2-year-old NEW EXPEDITION OF EXPLORER TO SAL NEXT UNE Enters Into Conference on Proposed Trip to Arctic Basin on Return From Norway. NEW YORK, March 30. — Captain Roald Amundsen, Arctic explorer, re- urned on the Stavangerfjord from a visit to Norway and conferred with those who will be associated with uum in his attempt to arift across the arctic basin. His expedition will set yut from Seattle June 10. With Amundsen was Lieut. Oscar mdal, Norwegian air force ace, who after special training and experience Oying under adveree conditions, will accompany the «x a will be ome of the pilots to handle specially constructed American cruix ng airplanes. The other pilot, Lieut. Dahl, now is on his way to the coust via the Panama canal. Amundsen said.he would reply on his two airplanes and powerful radio and wireless telephone equipment to keep him in constant touch with the outside world and to give his expedi- tion a cruising radius impossible under other conditions, The planes will be designed to per- mit of landing on land or water and will be equipped with fuel tanks for twenty hours flying. In addition each will have wireless equipment. Only one plane will leave the ship at a time, with the second always available for relief work. Amundsen explained the expedition would start June 1, in order not to miss the current which was expect- ed to give them a big start in the 2,000 to 3,000 mile drift. The trip, if successful, would take from 3 to 5 years he said, and his ship, the Maude, should emerge between Nor- way and Greenland. The expelition will take provisions for seven years. The crew of ten men all will be unmarried, as far as Amundsen knows. “You can’t tell these days from one | week to the other whether men are single or not” the explorer remarked with a smile. He added that the expedition might look over the north pole. — British princes and princesses may not marry before the age of 25 with- out the consent of the king. If over |25 they may marry by giving notice 12 months beforehand to the privy council, unless parliament decides against the proposed match. ee A scientist has succeeded in calcu- Moore were married 11 years ago in|lating the number of bacteria in cer tain fruits. He found a million in Business and Professional Directory GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. Auditors and Accountants—Stock Registrar and Tranfer Agents 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. 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