Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1922, Page 9

MONDAY, APRIL 1°, 1922. CLASSIFIED he rate Per FOR RENT — Seven-room Tribune. modern with gas. house BRINGING UP FATHER HELLO-19 THIS THE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY? SEND UP ANOTHER MAID - THE LAST ONE Quir WHEN SHE GOT AERE: Che Casper Daily Cripune HAVE YOU A WIRELEss? 'MUST GE ENTERTAINED: ANDIWILL SREAKFAST ar SEVEN EACH © 1922 ey were Pearume Semwee. tre. nicely furnished: ;| Gagard ——— FOR SALE-—Cheap; one number 3 to be | “08 in. Inquire 613 South Ash street.; with 36 templets two whoel FOR SALE—Thi $100 cash; mon! “tunity to own service examiner), 915 Continen Y income with ‘Was! D. c. tal building, hington, Be FOR SALE ‘— plano. 216 Phone 1159R. wide awake, en oman; cit; country. Phone 452J. 3 elty or try. +8. rt MAG! mirrors resilvered, Diveat Miaweet avenue. Phone ~~ and ape house repairs, class work at verr rea- ponable prices. Phone 6963, 4-10-2t* WANTED TO BUY ANTED TO BUY any kind. 129 West Midwest avenue Phone 249. 2-24-tf 0 North Durbin street. Phone 1099J. re call owner 766W during business hours. neatly and fully North Wolcott street. street; price $4,000; only $300 terms. Harry Free, 1 4-10-1t* —$ $$$, FOR SALE—Strictly modern six-room house; best location in good lot oF choice four-room house in good location as part pay- ment. Address box A-172, Tribune for further information. city; will 4-10-1¢* @ prettiest four-room stucco bungalow in North Casper: thly payment. 1309 T-3t 9 FOR SALE—House, here is.a oppor: a home and have an Realtors. two houses on one} south front on pave- = modern one rents for $75, other has rented for $50; for terms 6 p.m. 1087R_or cottage; furnished with 4-10-60 ne., Ww. .) Screened-in porch; it _ room and tamp. Branch Realty Co, over Iris Theater. Phone 1825W. 4-10-3t <<< —<$_____ FOR SALE—Old newspapers. Call at Tribune office. 1-25-tf-dh FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE—My Property for irrigated farm. A171, Tribune. FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION. WE WILL TRADE or sell 134 }acres well improved land near Gray- Good water right; &¢ adres under ditch; 70 acres cultivated; four- log and barn; gasoline gine and pumping outfit goes with land for $4,000. If sold very easy | terms available. NEXT for trade close tn property, twelve rooms, fiveroom house and jthree threeroom apartments on lt. |Property valued at $16,000. What have you? SPLENDID GROCERY business to trade for small property or lots, | street, |\FOR RENT—Pleasant si t|142 North Lincoln street. |private entrance $40. Park street. +e elcome SM beth Ss A +} FOR RENT—Furnished " cement mixing machine|. vate ++ see cy e borrows eT FOR RENT—wNice furnished modern bedroom in private home for two; — board; price very reasonable: sel cians South Durbin street. ‘Room, nea’ home. 1015 South Elm 47-3t in modern home, only $15 leepingroom per month; close in. Phone 394W. 48-20 ! = FOR RENT—Front bedroom, adjoin- ing bath to one or two gentlemen. 4-8-3t FOR RENT—Large furnished sleep- ingroom, two business men, dress- ingroom hardwood floors 4-8-1 Ac vib emt BP ER BE: BB Bs A lFor RENT—Two nicely furnished bedrooms, $10 per month. 311 South McKinley street, Phone 16583. 419-2t* HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT clean hte FOR RENT— Two or three nicely furnished, modern housekeeping rooms; gas heat. 511 Hast First street. 4-10-6t —<$<$<$<$ $$ _ _ FOR RENT—Two rooms for iight CHICKEN RANCH near Thermop- olis, five acres of the best land; woven ‘wire fence; nice four-room house with barn and out- buildings. price $3,000, $500 cash. MONTGOMERY KEALTY AND ‘MENT INVEST: Co. 143 South Center St, Phone 1210 -10-8t t|FOR SALE OR TRADE— Two-room juin’ bugsy, good as new; half price. South Jackson street. SABT: AND SUMEY AUCTION a HOUSE Buying and sellmg all the time, and |@Sed and new furniture; up! repairing. J. R. 326 West Yellowstone evenue. jeer, Phone 1617J. FOR SALE—One good piano. street, South David » @uction- 11-19-+f 344 3-31-tf TO Se nished house, with three or more PIANO and some shares building and close in preferred; re- children. Box A-176, 4-8-2t WANTED TO eee eo by re-| with flower four-room furnish: house bin, glass Bable party. Call 759J in renting. 3 cheap. Call 311 Hast H street. three or/FOR SALE—Kitchen loan for le or will le for car, W. E. Gutter. Phone os A cabinet, a dandy doors, etc.; 4-10-1t* FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES |For SALE—Sanitary cot with pad; three-burner FOR SALE—Overland 90 T, dition; will sell cheap, '136 Hast|Parately. 414 Soi Midwest avenue. Phone 9685. FOR Ss. , nifty red road-|\ turefl or ster, just overhauled, in excellent conditio: bargain Yellowstone garage. 4-10-2t* FOR AUTO ACCESSORIES Ad con.| tent, 8x10qfeet, all for $30 oil stov 12-ounce sold sep- uth McKiniey street. 4-10-2t* anything have anything to trade, call at 367 $175 with terms. See this|South Ash street or phone 1660. 7-9-tf ‘|\FOR RENT— partly furnished house on Midwest Heights; house can be finished to suit purchaser; at small cost; would consider car in trade. Box 267, Riv- erton, Wyo. 4-10-8t° FOR SALF OR TRADE — Teams, an street. Phone 1333. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Forty rab- bits; will trade for chickens. 533 East street. 484t FOR RENT HOuSES ‘Four-room unfurnished house; gas and water. 124 West G. t2 | Street. Cc. V. Norris. Phone 12. 3-314f ———— FOR RENT—Six-room modern fur- nished house. 425 South Wolcott street. Berry Hotel. 4-10-2¢¢ nished four-room house, every respect. Call 1552J. 1008 Bast Second street. 4-8-3t FOR RENT—Onoe stx-room unfur- nished house; close in. Phone 1501. FOR RENT— Tworoom furnished house; $18 a month; corner of Sixth street and Platte avenue, Mills, ; Wyo. 410-208 | FOR RENT—One two-room furnish- ed house; light and syas. 133 North Kimball street. Phone 1689J. 4-10-It FOR RENT— Seven-room furnished house for $50. Call at 124 East H street, 410-2t* BOR RENT—Tworoom brick cabin, partiy furnished; lights and gas heat; near refinery. 433 South Cotton- wood street. 4-10-3t FOR RENT — Tworoom house, near refinery. Cedar street. FOR RBNT—Neat partly furnished; large lot; garage, most desirable location, 311 Soutn St, Botolph street. 4-8-6 furnished 912 «South 4-8-2t° two-room house FOR RENT—ROOMS stock JTOMOBILE | accidents prevented | ang bedroom suites; everything in the y new invention; retails at $5; big |1inu of household furniture; we are profits for distributors; wond Selling plan. Colorado Signal Brighton, Colo. 4-10-3t* ¥OR SALE — Second-hand casings and inner tubes; expert repair work of all kinds. Ideal Tire and Rubber Co., 186 West Second street. FOR SALE—Three 3x4 Diamond] and used cord tires, new; take $25 each. Call] suites; 20 28 East Third street in rear. 4-10-1t* te eet nites es ac Rage ia FOR SALE—HOUSES OR SALE—Strictly modern stx-room house; best location in city; will good lot or choice four-room se in good location as part pay- ment. Address box A-172, Tribune for ‘urther information. 4-6-6t* POR SALE—Threeroom "house or per: trade; cheap; garage, 5! and | ginrer; Phicken coop. 1021 South McKinley treet. 4-10-6t° | Fe ees, save you m ture Co., Phone FOR SALE—100 16173. ‘OR, bargain. for some 132 one; sixcroom semi-detached: pias-| W- BuTiett. é $2,250; first class order; live in the other is rented; $500 cash,/ mor ice to suti. Apply 428 South Du: street. 4-8-2 aR ee FOR SALE—House; good bargain for someone; six-room sdmi-detached:) plastered: $2,250; first class order; live wheels and calf tn one; the other is rented; $500 cash, Ross and Seeley balance to suit. Apply 428 South bin street. 4 FOR BALE—Beantitul Eeeciat lot; southeast part. $875 cash. See Ben! Realty Co., Realtors. 4-10-4t| men t of 15%-inch, 12% 4 FOR SALE—Reautiful « Toom bungalow with all modern con- ‘veniences; best location in Casper. hone 1350R, 46-6 overstocked; must sell. . |lowstone avenue. Phone 1617J. prices very and skirts. flewers and al* kinds of hat findi at half what they are worth, Mrs. J. SALE—Cash inch Ideal rig ling; 36000 feet 2-inch pipe Thodern con. new; will sacrifice for quick «ale. Telephone 160, Basin, Wyo. P. 0. box 149, Basin, Wyo. 326 West Yel- 4-10-tf a SEE US for gas appliances; we will . Exchange furni- 1086. 3-16-tt coal and gas ges 50 good ofl stoves, all kinds; 50 new gas ranges; be groom beds and good rui springs; § duofolds; 10 pianos; a good selection of sewing machines, This i is firet class; Fag Sethe to sea and terms it desired. 326 West Yellowstone avenue. Phone we 46-tt FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Easter a FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sucahie; a few veils, hair good) ‘West rt 45-6t vel, sand and lawn SALE—Gra’ @ressing delivered. Phone 1147J. 4-7-30t ; three sets - irons, including bull wheels butit, two on shafts with rig tim- Dur. hers; two 40 horsepower portable boil- -$-2t* ors: three steam drilling engines, one Clark gasoline drilling engine, big as- sortment of drilling tools and equip- description including inch and 10-inch cas- as 4-10-10t* FOR RENT—Front bedroom in mod- ern home; suitable for two. 634 South Durbin street. Phone 89R. pees 3-27. room, suitable ; free use FOR RENT—Front for two housekeeping; lights and gvs fur- nished. 835 East Third street, 4-10-3t ——<—$$<$_—______ FOR KENT—Two or fourroom com- pletely furnished for light house- keeping; near refinery; gas, water and lights. 1043 West Railroad ave- nue. Phone 1693J. 410-2t FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms for Ught housekeeping; close in: adults or employed couple preferred. 520 East Fifth street. 4-10-10" BOR RENT—Rooms completely fur- nished for housekeeping, near re- finery; gus. 960 South Cedar street, vear. Apartment 2. 4-10 2t* “FOR RENT-—APARTMENTS — Qe | —<$ <_< <<< << _____ FOR RENT—Two strictly modern ‘urnished apartments; two-room f: close in on paved street. Pratt ment house. Phone 863J. eae ee SS FOR RENT—Modern furnished apart- ment; gas range and heat. Avaion Al its, 534 West Ninth street, Phone 433 Ww. 4-T-4t —$—$—$—————— FOR unfurnished Apart. 4:6-6t |FOR RENT—Nice completely fur-| A! h modern RENT—Three-roone modern basement with bath; light and cozy; close in; no chijdren. In- quire at 725 South Durbin street, . 4-5-3t* R RENT —Strictly modern three Toom furnished apartment. Scott partments, 845 East Second street. Phone 1658R. 4-10-2t FOR RENT — Modern apartment; close in. Phone 3%1 or 1424M_ “ss tf FOR RENT — Modern furnished ay it; gas and lights furnish- ed. 118 South Washington street. Phone 768M. 4-10-1t FOR RENT — Fourroom furnished basement apartment; modern except bath. 404 South Grant street. Phone 15. 4-7-3t FOR RENT—Furnished brick apart- ments, $30 per month; also light housekeeping rooms, $16 per mon’ Call 406 West First street. 47m FOR RENT— Two-xoom unfurnished apartment on pavement; close in. 124 South Beech street. 4-T-3t FOR RENT—Woe have an exception- ally nice furnished two-room apart- ment, in our home, will furnish gas, lights water and clectric washer for $40; adults only. Call W. J. King, 1028 East Second street. 4-8-3t FOR RENT—Modern two-room fur- ntshed apartment; close in, rent reduced to $36. 618 West Ninth street. 4-10-t* MOE ay FOR RENT — Tworoom furnished apartment; large closet; — laundry- room; gas, water, lights’ furnishe!; reduced rent; bath and telephone. 151 North Jackson street. 4-10-1t FOR RENT—Two-room modern fur- nished apartment; ground floor; nue.- Phone 1657J. 4-6-6t° FOR RENT—A large front sleeping- room; will give the use of kitchen. 805 East Third street. Phone bev and close 5 respectable 3 of piano. 663 West Yellowstone ave-|tour blocks cast of postoffice. 628 East BOARD and room; reasonable; int; under new mdnagement. 535 South Center street. 4-5-6t FOR RENT—Sleepingroom; suitable for one or two gentlemen; modern. 119 North Grant street. Phone Die FOR RENT—A sleepingroom in mod- ern home, $5 per week. 742 South Ash street. 4-10-2t sleep- ingroom. 122 North Kimball street. Phone 1128. 4-7-3t FOR RENT—Nice sleepingroom, ad- joining bath; suitable for one or; two employed ladies; cooking privil- exes if desired. 920 South David street Phone 1555R. 4-10-2t FOR RENT—Sleepingroom; suitable for gentlemen; close in. 443 South) Durbin street. 4-7-3t FOR RENT—Front bedroom in mod- ern home. 246 South Jackson street Phone 925R. 4-7-3t FOR RENT—One large front bed- room, adjoining bath $20 per month gentlemen preferred. 544 South Grant’ street. 4-10-2t FOR RENT—Nicely furnished, strict- ly modern si ingroom: outside entrance. 919 East Third street. st md street. $45. FOR RENT—Two-room unfurnished apartment; large dressi Murphy bed; close in. Seventh street. Phone 1543W. 4-10-1t 4-10-6t FOR RENT—Tworoom apartment, partly furnished; bath; close in; rea- sonable. Inquire Yellowstone Cash Grocery, West Yollowstone avenue. Phone 562J. 4-10-2t FOR RENT — Two-room © furnished. strictly modern —_semi-basement apartment; East Second street, $20 per month; also four rooms and bath strictly modern including gas on West Thirteenth street; $85 per month; five rooms and bath with breakfast nook, strictly modern on West Thirteenth street, $45 per month; garage avail- able with these Thirteenth street Properties with $6 per month addition- al; these Thirteenth street properties are new; nicely painted and decorated; just completed; also one-room house near State Hospital; lights and gas in, i ee month. Inquire Western Real- FOR Phone 1078. 4-7-3t RENT—Two two-room apart- ments with kitchens; suitable for man and wife or bachelors. Phone 1327. 4-10-4t FOR m modern fur- nished apartment; close in. 603 South Beech street. Phone 364M. 4-10-2t* FQR RENT — Four rooms, bath, range connected; nice lawn, trees: yard fenced, See Ben Realty C Realtora. 4-10. t¢| POR RENT—Three- ——— date, no part of the principal or in- terest thereon having been paid, all the same being past due, said sale to $50. Phone 1424M or 381 4-10-4f) a 80 Mo the purpose of fore- FOR RENT — Mod closing pledge and application with closet; bath, $30; furnished: mad gy reves ag egies Spe eae hot water service. Smith-Turner Drug | "ote, interest — store. Phone 17 meas its p_ pated this 27th day of March, A. FOR RENT — Thesercom modern |” 4 T. H. KEITH. private bath: builtin! Publish March 27, April 3, 10, 1932. close in. Prone 1365W. pe gerd int Se ea bin 7 rs 4-10-2t ng OR RENT— Half basement apart- ment; three rooms and private| bath: gas hi 1015 South Spruce street, Phono 1055R. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS VACANT STATE LANDS. The following State Lands are vacant and subject to lease: a2'Nu NWUNEY Bet. Si, T'S = N.; ‘ 1 3 oe Md. basement’ apartment, with: floor | Nes all See. 16, 7. 39. N. _” gas range and heater; lights and gas| Range 78: All Sec. 36, T. 29 N.; furnished. Call mornings and eve-'all Sec. 36, T. 35 N.; NWX%SE% nings after 5. 447 South Lincoln street Sec. 11, T. 40 N. Phone 1654R. Range 79: NW% NW Sec. 36, t) T. 29 N.; Lot 4, Sec. 18; Lot 1, Sec. 19, T. 31 N. nge 80: N4&NE%: NEYNW% bgp oe aM oP T. 831 'N. FOR RENT—Two three-room apart: inge 81: ic. 16, T. 32 N.; ments; water and lights, $18 each. all Sec. 16, T. 36 N.; all Sec. 16, T. 805 United street, 47-40" | 37_N. Range 82: All Sec. 36, T. 38 N.; FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS |! Sec. 36, 7. 39 N. AS Bia ar ie ae on a ate af Range 83: Ail Sec. 16, T. 29 N.; FOR RENT—A space very suitable N4&SNEX: SWY%NEX: NWXSEK! for or_millinery shop. Inquire at Shikany Dry Goods Co. E%SW Sec. 21; NUYNW% Sec. 212 South Wolcott street. Phone 736. | 4-3-tt room apartment; furnished; $35. South St. Botolph street, Phone 317R. | 47-308 28, T. 35 N. Range 84: All Sec. 16, all Sec. 26, T. 31 N.; all Sec. 16, all Sec. 36, T. pia 40 N. Range 85: SEM%SE% Sec. 7, T. 37 N.; all Sec. 16, SE%: E4YNEX: 7) feted SEY%SW Sec. 36, T. Range 86: All Sec. 36, T. 40 N. FOR RENT—Small business good location for any line of ness; between Center street and re- finery. Inqutre Yellowstone Cash Grocery. Phone 562J. 4-8-3t* t frarhapn nays Calta Coane 998 Ya arness shop. in A est] Range 87: N%: N4YSW%: SW% First street. £1938 16, T. 29 N.; all Sec. FOR RENT—Millinery space; excel-| 36, T. 87 N. Sec. 16, all Sec. jent Jooatscns sbten, Fenty, van anew at 39 N. . ¥ appointment only. . O. inge 88: W% Sec. 16, T. 30 N.; box 1115, Casper, Wyo. 4-8-2t/ all Sec. 16, T. 35 N.; all Sec. 36, T. FOR RENT—Good business location. | 87 N.; all Sec. 16, all See. 36, T. can be | 38_N. jeased. Phone 1263. * 3-B1-tf Range 89: All Sec. 36, T. 29 N.; POR RENTOA well aguloped aarang,|#U Sec. 16, all Sec, 86, T. 31 N.; FOR RENT—A well equipped garage, all Sec. 16, 'T. $2 N. I Sec. 36, T di fe Be ee tee a eeeet; 85 Nj all Sec. 86, T. SC-N.7 all ise. 98,2 88 N. inks and information relative LOST AND FOUND to leasing these vacant, tracts will LOST—Fror of ‘wagons, ateel sent upon request. ists giving Sheet holder and delivery shects,|the grazing statur of all lands in April 8. Finder please return to Am-|the county will be sent upon the erican Railway Express Co. 4-10-1t* ani of ay cents per copy. fpr a CE TO Ey Reg PEN He eer re ress all communications to A. —Two 5 rt Mexcept left ear, stall brown mpoton |Paker, Commissioner of Public left hip an done plain black except » Cheyenne, Wyoming. one white star on its chest. Return to} Publish April 3, 10, 1922. 128 West G street. +10-2t LOST—Ring of auto keys; one door| NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETI- key. Reward. Oldsmobile shop fore | TION FOR PROBATE OF WILL. man. -_ 410-1¢ In the District Court of the Sixth Indicial District. BUSINESS CiiANCES : State of Wyoming ) dss. FOR SALE—Restaurant; pric= $950/ County of Nai ) 330 2 $250 Sots “business district:| In the matter of the Estate of Harry Free, inc. 257 South Center| Frank G. Curtis, de I. saroets ame) HE AcO% ition for the Probate of tie Wile ~ | tition for the e of the Will of FOR RENT—Rooming bouts fuss Frank G. Curtis, deceased, and for Uke dd ant, furniture is the issuance of letters testamentary Bor 78W, Tribune. | to-Harriet C. Curtis and Minal E. 4-8-3t* oune, has heen filed as this court, ne | ON turday the twenty-sec- GOOD FAYING basiness: we wmjond day of April, 1922, at 10 give terms or take in car on deal.|0’clock a. m. of said day, and the ©. box 1492. 4-10-6t courtroom of said court at the court S house in said Natrona County, State of Wyoming, have been appointed as the time and place for ring said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same, and show cause, if any he has, why petition should not be granted. Dated this 31st day of March, 1922, HAZEL CONWELL, IF YOU are going to build, get my Clerk of Court. plans and estimates. fo ew eee) Winter & Winter, Attorneys. ag art anid Axel Thyritgts| Publish April 1,8, 15, 20, 1922. 5 ; TAKEN by mistake, overcoat, be-| longing to some other person at Ar-, keon Saturday night. Reward. Phone 391R. 4-10-1t* $1,500 cash, barber shop and dance hall aie in, roperty. Schofleld and jestt, Sinter, Wyo. 4-6-8t* PERSONAL CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION Insurance Commissioners Office, State of Wyoming. Cheyenne, Wyo., March 28, 192) It is hereby certifi that the Federal Insurance Company of Jer- sey City, in the State of New Jer- sey, has complied with the Insurance Oil Company: | Laws of this State and is authorized You will hereby take’ notice that to transact the business of Fire, Mo- the annual meeting of the Burke Oil tor Vehicle, Inland Navigation and Company will be held at 301 Con- Transportation Insurance in this solidat Royalties Building, Cas- State for the current year. per, Wyoming, on tie 17th day of | Witness my hand and seal of of- April, 1922, and will be called to fice the day and year first . above order at 10 o’clock in the forenoon’ written. a cs Alen is the regular annual Taree Soinilen sr: meeting, at which will pe fected Pub. April 10, 1922. f Directors for en- WEN Se RT Ee ears year, and at which] CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION will ‘be transacted such other busi- Insuance Commissioners Office, ness as may properly come before} State of Wyoming. Cheyenne, it. Wyo., April 5, 1922. BURKE OIL COMP. 5 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE. To the Stockholders of the Burke It is hereby certified, that the ry-| Business Men’s Assurance Com- 13,] pany of America, of Kansas City, in the State of Missouri, has com- plied with the Insurance Tews of NOTICE. this State and is authorized to tran- To Mrs. Tom Seely: sact the business of Health and Ac- Take notice that on the 11th day|cident and Life Insurance in this of April at 10 o’clock a. m., in the] State for the current year. office of Nichols & Stirrett, 306] Witness my hand and seal of of- By A. W. Garrison, Publish Mar. 20, 27, 31, Apr. 1 to inclusive, 1922. —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus THAT'S ALL RIGHT -YOu won'T OSTURD ME -1'M A SOUND Judge Objects To Synonyms, Drunk’ Proper LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 10— Slang synonyms for “drunk” wil not be tolerated longer in the de partment of the United States dis- trict court over which Judge Ben- jamin F. Bledsoe presides. The judge announced his stand after an attorney had asked a witness if he bad not been “pretty well. keyed up” and the witness had admitted he had been “pretty weil organized” and “about half sous- Then the judge intervened “All these countless sjang ¢x- pressions will not be tolerated in this court,” he said. “If the man was drunk all right. I don't know the Iegal meanings of ‘soused,’ ‘keyed up.’ ‘organized’ ‘polluted’ and expressions of a like nature, but I do know what ‘drunk’ means. A man is drunk who is not his nor- mal self, under the influence of Uquor,* The attorney apologized. “Were you drunk?” he witness. “Tes.” - Death Sentence Is Passed Again VANCOUVER, B. C., April 10.—A:- lan Rob'nson 19 years olt hus been sentenced for the second time to be hanged from his conviction on a charge of shooting W. F. Salisbury Jr, a business man who was held up and shot here a year ago. The verdict of the jury which heard the evidence in the second trial was “guli- ty—with a strong recommendation to mercy.” He was convicted of the shooting last summer but a new trial was granted. Justice Murphy fixed June 23 as the date of execution. enrolled ‘sked the In future the imporation of culture pearls into France is to be subjeet to the same duties and regulations as genuine pear! ]illes were visited and assisted: PAGE NINE ‘AED CROSS HAS MANY CALLS IN MARGH, REPORT Relief Cases Numbering 61 Filed During Last Month in Addition to Other Work of Office. One of the busiest months in the his- tory of the local chapter of the Red Ccoss has just been completed accord- ing to reports which have been sub- mitted to the county commissioners by Mrs. Kittie B. Payne, secretary. Both of the major departments of Red Cross work, caring for ascorvice men and their families and civilian relief say a great increase during the past month. It is a notable fact also that civilian relief demands are grow: ing until they have far eclipsed the velief work which ex-soldiers and their families require. In general business also the work of the office increased during the month. Over 160 letters were written, 540 persons were interviewed in the the office and advised and new relief cases numberir; 61 were filed. For ex-service men's relief 192 ap- plicatants were interviewed; three fam- 132 letters wers written in behalf of the Servico men to secure governmental assistance or other relief and five wires were sent to secure immediate relief when needed. In civilian relief departments 35 new families were added to the list during the past month out of 81 families who either applied or were reported for as. sistance. Families needed attention were visited and assistance given in 119 cases. Over 350 interviews of in- dividuals in this department were held at the offices. The report especially calls attention to the co-operation given the Red Cross in the civilian relief by the Wel fare club. One of the important undertakings in the ctvil relief department was con- tained in the free employment bureau in which 10 men were placed on jobs. five others placed who refused to ac- cept the work and the filing of appli- cations of approximately 50 persons for work. The children’s department {n which delinquents and abused or neglected ehildren are properly handled func- tioned with beneficial results during the month. WARNE-CROSBY REPAIR SHOP IN NEW LOCATION The Wartie-Crosby Motor company, which has been located at A and Wol- |cott streets, has moved to 136 East Seventh street in the rear of the new | lke butlding. H. M. Warne and J. C. Crosby, the Proprietors, will continued to handle expert motor repair work of all kinds. ‘They invite their patrons to take notice of their change of location. > _—__ —Try a classified ad in the Tribune.— AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. and Accountan' Consolidated Royalty Building, Cas-|fice the day and year first above per, Wyoming, the undersigned T.| written. H. Keith will offer for sale at pub- D. M. FORSYTH, lic auetion to the highest bidder for Insurance Commissioner cash, one diamond solitaire gold By F. E. BALLINGER, ring pledged by you as collateral se- 5! Deputy. curity for the payment of your cer-| Pub, April 10, 1922, tain promiss note to the order of said T. H. Keith dated July 14,} A chain of banks to be owned and 192i, in the pringipal amount of|controlied by organized labor is plan- $525, due three months from its ned in California, Auditors poll: its—Stock Registrar Tranfer Agents 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 WYOMING AUDIT COMPANY 414-15 Midwest Ref. Bldg. Phone 289 Andits, Financial and Analyses, Income Tax and General Accor ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GLODRICH, Architects Rooms 11-12 Townsend Block Casper, Wyo. Phone 440 GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY Architects 415 Oil Exchange Bildg. Phono 1162 AUTO PAINTING STEWART AND COMPANY Anto P: Phone 1072W 134 North Kimball BAGGAGE and TRANSFER SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Moving. Phone 14d. f ~~ SEARLES TRANSFER Res, Phone 87W Office Phone 701W MOVING A SPECIALTY CHIROPRACTORS DR. 3. H JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM J. 318 Midwest Bldg. Phone ;706 i DR. B. G. HAHN DE. EDNA HAHN Suite 2, Townsend Block Phones. Office 423, Res. 1235 M. E. HARNED, Chiropractor 162 North Kimball St. Phone 1457 DE. 0. I. ARNOLDUS | Osteopathic and Chiropractic Physician 310 0-S Building Phone 1754 DR. L_E. BEKQUIST Zattermeister Bidg. Phone 171 DOCTORS MARSHALL ©. KEITH, M. D. Office Phone 30 Residence 164 Private Hospital—€12 South Durbin ELECTRICIANS AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. Wiring, Pistiss, mavening Phone Let Us Estimate Your Work HOUSE MOVERS WILLIAM NIEDERAUER 1107 South Melrose Phone a1 Business and Professional Directory 260! Office LAWYERS HENCH AND BISHOP wyers Suite 9, Daly Bui Phone 198 NICHOIS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-10-11 Ol Exchange Bldg. HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Baliding BULLACK AND JACK wyors Buite 264-205 Midwest Bldg. P&. 1200 WILLIAM 0. WILSON Attorney-at-Law Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block NURSERIES COLORADO NURSERY Co. H. 510 South Park Pens 60) OSTEOPATHS ee mnnpainslalact tli ted Sala Do DR. SeeaNa\G: DAVIS ic Physician Suite 6 Tribune Apartments Phone 388 00 Midwest Bide: N° Physician aso RADIATOR REPAIRING Farts te dhiiich ontrack) bea CASPER r = AUTO RADIATOR WORKS 434 _W. Yellowstone — Phone 1054W ROOF CONTRACTING WYOMING ROOFING 5 General steering Contractara, Sepals. pee 2, Recoating a Specialty Twifth 18043 TAXIDERMISTS THE RELIABLE FUR 5S) Manufacturing and Romodeline Furs Taxidet 333 South Elm Street Phone 1923 TAILORS rf and Rucsens . 3 Alterations, Midwest Ave. Phone 483.) RELIABLE TAILORS High Grade Dependable Garments Zuttermeister Building. Sanaa VETERINARIAN DR. L. E. BAY 142 West Second Street Phone 20 Residence 1323 Pressin; 116 E. i i ' Re ein s nema