Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1922, Page 9

ADVERTISING How to Answer Blind Classified Ads —— + oe Mie te sn WANTED — An expert carwysher none other neei apply. Warne and Crosby, 132 East Seventh street. aapiate WANTED—A woman for light + ome nights. pilin street, Phone 398. 4 .| POR SALE—Ford touring car in per-| st tvil service fa! building, Washington, D. c Sroysee SALESMEN WANTED bric tires direct from factory; at bwest prices. Goodstock Tire ‘Co.. avenue. Chi ye South Michigan ane want work, any kind; together; wife will come batch. Box A-177, Tribun MAN and wife desire position on ranch or cooking in oil fields;scan give best of references. Box AT 3. Tribune. 4112t WANT sana and gravel to haul with two-yard dump bee . Phone 7 Ninth street. PI cers ————— SERVICES OFFERED WANTED— To care for small child by week; good home; cheap. Phone 679. WANTED—Competent and experienc- ed practical nurse desires immediate ppoin ; city or ee splen- baby nurse. aap.see HEMSTITCHING and pecot edging— all straight work 10c Per yard: dons by an expert operator; button made to order 25c per dohen. Singer Sewing Machine company, Inc.. 230 South Wolcott street. Phone ‘mip 335 ae ———— tF YOU WANT your furniture re Ash. or phone wee Tete ‘WEAVING—Also home for sale; reasonable. 357 North Dur- bin street. 4-11-1t* WANTED—All kinds of laundr, rough dry or finished; will call for end deliver. Phone 1272J. 4-41-2t —_—_——— PRACTICAL nurse wishes position wide awake, energetic, dependable S country. Phone 452J. woman; elty or try. abs DAMAGED mirrors resilvered. 120 West Midwest avenue. Phone Las CALSOMINING and general house first class work at very rea sonable prices. Phone 695J. pidnaamaath | dnkinatb At aciots nate a WANTES TO BUY a WANTED TO BUY— Furniture of any kind. 120 West Midwest aven' Phone 249. 2 icine - ae EA 1 ile A aa se WANTED TO BUY—Victrolas, small size; price must be reasonable Phone 162. 4-114 WANTED TO BUY--Ninefoot Ga- gard cement mixer. 333 West Sec- ond street. 4-10-2t* ——— 135 West, 411-2t) made rues! 410-2t* | 92%: 24-tf|road. Marshall and BRINGING UP FATHER good condition; first real offer takes tt. See R. N. Van Sant. 4A11-1t FOR SALE—Standard Eight auto, in 4-1 shape; terms, Phone rR. #11-st SE FOR SALE—Overland 90 T, A-1 con- dition; will sell cheap, 6 E Midwest avenue. Phone 968J. pay to look this one over; terms if desired, See R. N. Van Sant. 4-21-1t ee Se ee a ce a FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring car. $250, 135 West Ninth street. Phone 1160W. 411-20" tas ESSEX touring car; this car is in fine shape; price right. See R. N, Van Sant. 4414 ee Ss fect condition; price $200. 136 Eust Midwest avenue. Phone 9683. 4-11-2t° VACATION time is near at hand; buy @ car; take 2 trip to the mountains; terms on new or used car. See R. N. |Van Sant. 4111 AUTO ACCESSORIES AUTOMOBILE accidents prevented by 3 big selling Colo. -ANTED—Salesman; $100 and Ee FOR SALE mission to sell guaranteed cord Co., 136 West Second street Se pens id ete gl lac i tg FOR SALE—Old newspapers. Call at ul North Lincoln street. Phone 578W. 4-11-6t FOR SALE—House, here is a oppor: tunity to own a home and have an income with it; two houses on one 50x140-foot lot; south front on pave- ment; east part of town; ten blocks from postoffice; every thing modern in both houses; one rents for $75, other has rented for $50; for terms ‘call owner after. 6 p. m. 1087R or 766W during business hours. 4-7-4t |FOR SALE—Four-room house,” all from R SALE—Tw in Oildale addition, near new refin- ery site; ten per cent down, ten per cent per month. Phone eRe es 4 -8-3t ——————— ea |FOR SALE—Several nice lots; city water, lights available; $300 to Matec 1147S. * 4-7-30t FOR SALE — 700 old ewes, begin lambing about 6th of May; this is Center street. Phone 1212W. 4-11-3t HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED TO BUY — Second-hand |end suits, guns, watches and furniture. 216 West First street. Phone 1364W. 4-10-4t' ——————— eee WANTED TO BUY — Threeroom house on terms; it must be a bar- gain. Box 17: une. 4-10-3t peek Le A Stay WE BUY and sell anything of value. Exchange Furniture Co. Phone 1086. 3-16-tf ———— WANTED TO BUY — Furniture of any kind. 120 West Midwest avenue: Phone 249. 2-24-tf WANTED—Anything you have in the way of second hand furniture and ll pay more for it. Phone aes nee WANTED—TO RENT ‘WANTED TO RENT — Piano; will pay reasonable rent; reference given ‘hone 162. 4-11-1t* WANTED— At once, three, four or five-room furnished house; respon- ble party. 232 Midwest buildin: Phone 1512. 4 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES y ING scason is here, a i Re erme if desired. R. N. Van ba et ae nifty red road- ster, just overharled, in excellent eye with terms. Seo this ser, Phone 1617J. FOR SALE—Four rooms of furniture complete with piano. 216 North Wolcott street. Phone 1159R. 4-11-5t* yard: 20c and, 25c. South Durbin street. R SAI table, four oak ‘chairs; one ¢hild’s white enamel crib, cheap. 731 Badger avenue. Phone 1507W. 4-11-2t* FOR SALE—One good piano. 244 South David street. 3-31-tf A1L2te building and or will trade Phone 1736W. 4-8-4t* 1 stock sale for car. W. ©. Gullard. +|}FOR RENT—Four-room house, mod- — FOR SALE—Sanitary cot with pad; three-burner oil stove; 12-ounce tent, 8x10 feet, all for $30 or sold sep- parately. 414 South “McKinley eri t/and bedroom suites; everything in the + Realtors. .|Olis, five acres of the best land; €bde Casper Daily Cridune —Drawn for The Canar Tribune by George McManus JIM DANI 15 HONTIN' FER | have anything to trade, call at South Ash street or phone 1660. ————$—$—$—$ $$ ________. | POR SALE—Fifty ice boxes, new and Second hand, 100 beds and springs; 100 gas and coal & 00d stock of used rugs; a few good din: lino of household furniture; we are must sell. 326 West Yel- lowstone avenue. Phone 16173. 4-10-tf SEE US for gas appilances; we will save you money. Exchange furni- Co., Phone 1086. ; PCR SALE — Corsets for Karter made to measure; also have stand- ard sizes on hand. All corsets. fitted PrieOy «© isgur-: all kinds of bras- + Prices very reasuanhie; a few weists and skiris, veile, hair gods, flewwere and a!’ kinds of hat findings half. what they ale worth, Mrs. J. W. Burkett. 132 West Twelfth street. Vly ge 1783, 45 6t |FOR SALE—Gravel, sand dressing delivered. and la Phone 11473. 4-7-30t FOR ; three sets six- inch Ideal rig irons, ir-cluding bull wheels and calf wheels built, two on Ross and Seeley shafts with rig tim- bers; two 40 horsepower portable boil- ers; three steam drilling engines, one Clark gasoline drilling engine, big as- So sortment of drilling tools and equip- ment of every description including 15%-inch, 12% inch and 10-inch cas- ng; 36000 feet 2-inch pipe good as new; will sacrifice for quick sale. Telephone 100, Basin, Wyo. P. 149, Basin, Wyo. FOR SALE—Cheap; Gagard cement one number 3 mixing machine with 36 templets two wheel borrows| "OR RENT— and tamp. Branch Realty Iris Theater. Phone 1825W. Cc over “4-10-3t Tribune office. 1-25-tf£-dh FOR SALE OR TRADE ——— EXCHANGE—We have property to exchange for cars; farms, ranches and livestock, See Ben Realty Co., 0-4t “FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION. WE WILL TRADE or sell 134 acres well improved land near Grey- bull. Good water right; 84 acres under ditch; 70 acres cultivated; four- room log house and barn; jengine and pumping outfit goes with ‘land for $4,000. If sold very easy terms available. NEXT for trade close in property, twelve rooms, fiveroom house and three threeroom apartments on_lot. | Property valued at $16,000. ‘What have you? | SPLENDID GROCERY business to |trade for small property or lots. CHICKEN RANCH near Thermop- ; Woven. wire fence; nice four-room ‘house with sereened-in pore! barn and out- buildings. price $3,000, $500 cash. MONTGOMERY REALTY AND INVESTMENT ©O. 143 South Center St.¢ Phone 1310 Heights; house oan be finished suit purchaser; at small cost; would consider car in trade. Box 367, Kitv- erton, Wyo. 4-10-3t* FOR SALE OR TRADE — Teams, wagons and harness; some _ well broke young draft mares and saddle horses. Holland Brothers, 1242 North Phillip street. Phone 1333. 4-3-6t° FOR SALE OR TRADE—Forty rab- bits; will trade for chickens. 533 East First street. 48-4t FOR RENT HOUSES | FOR RENT—Nice modern four-room house; cluse in; unfurnished except East Third street. Phone 4-11-3t* house; gas and water. 124 West G. street. C. V. Norris. Phono 12. 3-31-tf , | South —————————u__ I. @& | FOR RENT—One tworoom furnish e@ house; light and gas. 133 North Kimball street. Phone 16893. 410-1 FOR RENT— Seven-room furnished house for $50. Call at 124 East H street. 4-10-21° —————$—$—$—$—$—$—$———— FOR RENT—Two-room brick cabin, partly furnished; lights and gas heat; near refinery. 433 South Cotton wood street. 4-10-3t $< ——__ui ._.—_ FOR RENT—Neat two-room house partly furnished; large lot: garage, most desirable location. 311 Soutn St. Botolph street. 4-8-6 FOR RENT—A large front si . room; will give the use of Kitchen, 805 East Third street. Phone 1302R. 48-3t —<$———S BOARD and room; close in; under new mifnagement. 535 South Center street. 4-5-6t FOR RENT—Sleepingroom; suitable for one or two gentlemen; modern close in. 119 North Grant street Phone 757J. 4-11-1t FOR RENT—Front bedroom, adjoin |_ ing bath to one or two gentlemen 142 North Lincoln street. 4-8-3t Large furnished sleep- ingroom, two business men, dress- jingroom hardwood floors | Private entrance $40. |Park street. FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished bedrooms, $10 per month. 311 South McKinley street, Phone 16583. 4-10-2t FOR RENT—A sleopingroom in mod ern home, $5 per week. 742 South Ash. street. 4-10.2t FOR RENT—Nice sleepingroom, ad joining 4 table for one o1 two employed ladies; cooking * privil- eges if desired. 920 South David street Phone 1555R. 4-10-2t front bed Adjoining $20 per month gentlemen preferred. 544 South Grant street. 4-10-2t FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleep ingroom, adjoining bath in modern home. 252 North Jefferson street Phone 683N. 4-11-2t BOARD AND ROOM in modern home $10 per week. 924 South Wolcott street. Phone 1679. 4-11-1t* FOR RENT —Strictly modern sleep- i 3 outside entrance, adjoin ing bath, $20 per month; close in 919 East Third street. 4-11-3t FOR RENT—To two gentlemen; rea close in. Phone 1266R. FOR RENT—Front suitable for one or two gentlemen. 710 East room; St/rnira street. Phone 162. rooms; gas heat. 611 East First street. 4-10-6t FOR ‘RENT—One-room furnished for light housekeeping; bath adjoining. 250 North McKinley street. 4-11-3t FOR RENT—Two rooms for light ; fur- nished. 835 East Third street. 4-10-3t FOR RENT—Two or four-room com- pletely furnished for light house- keeping; near refinery; gas, water and lights. 1043 West Railroad ave- nue. Phone 16935. 420-2¢ FOR RENT—Rooms completely fur- nished for housekeeping, near re- finery; gas. 950 South Cedar street, rear. Apartment 2. 4-10 2t* FOR RENT — Two-room furnished house at 948 South Chestnut street. Inquire 1237 South Box Elder street. > 4-i1-2t FOR RENT—Five rooms modern un- furnished house and bath; has gas heaters and range in and also gar- age; $65 per month, 803 West Bleventh street. Phong 818R, 4-11-3t FOR RENT — Seven+oom modern house; $50 per month to party buy- ing furniture. 137 North Pooch spree e FOR RENT—Nice corapletely fur- nished four-room house, modern in every respect. Call 1552J. 1008 East Second street. 48-3t FOR RENT—One six-room unfur- nished house; close in. Phone 1501. -3t FOR RENT—Five-room modern un- furnished house; garage; sunporch. 250 North McKinley street. 4-11-5t —$—$—$— FOR RENT—Five-room house, partly | +, furnished modern except heat; three- room apartment in basement, Call at 151 South Fenway street or phone 1403W. 4-11-2t° ern except heat; range, also one- room cabin for batching. 1222 South David street. “ 4-114t FOR RENT—Two-room house fur- nished except dishes and bedding. Inquire 1320 South Box Elder th FOR RENT—Two rooms, completely furnished for light housekeeping; lights and gas furnished. 825 East Third street. 411-2t ; | lett 4 -6t| 128 West G street. Apartment street, Phone 439W. 4-74t FOR RENT—Strictly modern three- room furnished apartment. Scott Apartments, 845 East Second street. Phone 1658R. 4-10-2t FOR RENT — Modern apartment; close in. Phone 381 or 1424M, 420 -| street. Phone 968W. . |FOR SALE—Pool $40; adults only. Call W. J. King, 1028 East Second street. 4-8-3t pt gc ee ner FOR RENT—Two-room unfurnished apartment; large dressingroom and Murphy bed; close in, 238 West Seventh street. Phone 1547W. | FOR RENT—Tworoom apartment ;| features; close aS FOR RENT—Modern furnished apart- ment; gas and lights furnished. 118 Washington street. Phone 4-11-2t FOR RENT — Tworoom furnished apartment; reduced rent. 319 South Jackson street Phone 1610W. 168M. 4-11-2t FOR KENT—Strictly modern two- room furnished apartment; near re finery with private entrance and bath Call rear 831 West Railroad avenue. 4-11-2t¢ FOR RENT—Tworoom motern fur- nished apartment. Inquire Apart ment 1, 143 North Kimball street, 4-11-1te —— FOR RENT—Modern two-room fur- nished apartment; close in rent reduced to $36. 618 West Ninth street. 410-3t) apartment, partly furnished; bath; close in; rea- . Inquire Yellowstone Cash. Grocery, West Yollowstone avenue. Phone 562J. 4-10-2t FOR RENT—Two two-room apart- ments with kitchens; suitable for man and wife or bachelors. Phone 1327, 4-10-4t —$—$_$_—______ FOR RENT—Tworcom modern fur- nished apartment; cloee in. 603 Souta Beech street. Phene 364M. 4-10-2t° FOR RENT — Four range connected; yard fenced. Realtors, rooms, nice lawn, trees; Seo Ben Realty Co., +10-2t bath, gas and e lights and water urnished; algo use of electric washer and laun . 252 North Jeffer- son street. Phone 683N. 4-11-2t POR RENT—Unfurnished apartment strictly modern; large livingroom, Maitchen, dressingroom, built-in fea- laundry; close in. 4-11-3t FOR RENT — Three-room modern private bath, front and partly furnished; $40; 1154 South Ceda: street. 4111t “OR RENT—Apartment about fifteenth; new, quiet and sunny, al vuilt-in features; private bath; nice seation; corner of Lind and Lincoln treet. Apply Mrs. O'Neil. 611 East Lind stree 44 FOR RENT — Two-rcom furnished half-basement apartment; — very ight large closet, laundryroom, gas, water, lights furnished; bath and elephone. 151 North Jackson stréet. Phone 577M. 4-11-it OR RENT—Two-room apartment in modern home on pavement; gas in. Phone 1075J. 4-11-2t OR RENT—One, two-room furnish- éd apartment; lights and gas. 133 ‘orth Kimbal;Istreet. Phone 1689J. 411-1t FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, $50. Phone 1424M or 381. 4-10-tf FOR RENT — Threeroom modern private bath; builtin in. Prone 1365W. 410-2 the FOR RENT— Half basement apart- ment; three rooms and private bath; gas hest. 10156 South Spruce street, Phone 1055R. 4-10-4t FOR RENT—Two three-room apart- ments; water and lights; $15 each. 805 United street, 47-409 FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—A space very suitable for dressmaking or millinery shop. Inquire at Shikany Dry Goods Co., 212 South Wolcott street. Epona Tes FOR RENT—Small business place; good location for any line of busi- ness; between Center street and re- finery, Inquire Yellowstone Grocery. Phone 562J. FOR RENT—Store good for shoe or harness shop. Call in rear, First street. FOR RENT—Good business location. can be leased. Phone 1263.) 31+ FOR RENT—A well equipped garage, doing good business, Call 1494J. LOST AND FOUND ———— eee LO8T—Two bird dogs; one plain white except left ear, small brown spoton an done plain biack except one white star on its chest. Return to Reward. 410-2 ————— LOST—Man’s grey overcoat between warehouse and Zutter meister building. Return to Hazel I. Kuhns, Room 4, Zuttermeister buil ing. 4-11-1t* LOST—Tie pin, initial G, small dia- mond above and below initial. turn to Willlam Dovenshire, South Center street. Reward. 4-11-2t* BUSINESS CriANCES FOR SALE—Restaurant; price $950 ‘with $350 cash; all furnished; rent $30 a month; iness district Harry Free, In South Center 4-102 hall, restaurant. barber shop and dance hall includ- ing property. Schofield and Neill, Slater, Wyo. 4-6-8t* FOR RENT—Rooming house of 25 rooms, to party buying furniture that belongs to tenant; furniture is $1,500 cash. Box 78W, Tepes sf 4-7-8t) News of Interest to Ex-Servi The department of Wyoming ex pects to, register 100 per cent activ ity in the “service census” conducted by natfonal aeadquarters of the Am- erican iegion, according to irforma- tion recetved from the office of the state odutant here. All posts of the state have been supplied with in- | structions and forms for taking the ensus, and word has been received that many pasts throughout Wyo- ming are making elaborate plans to mtke the campaign offective in their |own communities. Legion Auxiliary units have been invited to cooperate with the posts with which they are connected. ‘The “service consus” embraces a house to house canvass in an effort to gain contact with every veteran of the world war in the state. The object is to enroll every veteran, list his wants, and inform him of his rights as a veteran of the war. The purpose is to enable the Legion to extend its aid in securing for veterans the benefits to which they are entitl- ed as ex-service men, especially the benefits in the way of insurance, compensation, vocational training and rehabilitation through the war veterans’ bureau. April 17 is the date set for the cam paign to start. No time limit is set and posts are expected to carry en until their community census is com: pleted. Throught the efforts of D. w Ogilbee, Wyoming department com- mander of the American Legion, gov- ernment clean-up squads will make a return visit to the towns and cities of the state between Mhy 15 and July 10 for the purposes of coming in touch with new cases to be presented ‘or the beneffts of the war veterans’ bureau. A ‘former visit made last summer was ont satisfactory to state Legion officials bectause, they claim- ed, there was a lack of organization and there were many changes in the itinerary schedule, with the result that Legion posts were not able to render effective co-operation. ‘The clean-up squads, on their com- BUSINESS CHANCES FOR RENT— Rooming house, ten rooms, furnished} close in, See Ben Realty Co., Realtor: 4-10-4t GOOD PAYING business; well lo- cated; it takes $500 to handle; will give terms or take in car on deal. P, O. box 1492. 4-10-6t ' PERSONAL IF YOU are going to build, get my plans and <stimates. That's free. Send your address, Axel Thyren, P. O. box 15. 47 PSYCHOMETRY Scientific palmistry, readings at house, parties a specialty; private readings. Mrs. Blood, West Hotel a 4-11-6¢! LEGAL NOTICES, NOTICE. To the Stockholders of the Burke , oi Company You will hereby take notice that the annual meeting of the Burke Oil Company will be held at 301 Con- solidated Royalties Building, Cas- pec, Wyoming, en the. 17th day of April, 1922, and will be called to order at 10 o’clock in the forenoon ‘of that day. | The meeting is the regular annual | meeting, at which will be elected | the Board of Directors for the en- | suing corporate year, and at which | will be transacted such other busi ness as may properly come before | it. | BURKE OIL COMPANY, By A. W. Garrison, Secretary. Publish Mar. 20, 27, 31, Apr. 1 to 13, | inclusive, 1922. —___. CALL FOR BIDS. Sealed proposals will be received |and opened at the office of the Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the University of Wyoming at 3 o’clock P. M., May 2, 1922, for fur- nishing all materials and labor and for the constryection of a Library building. Plans and specifications | may be obtained from W. A. Hitch-} cock, Architect, Laramie, Wyoming. | by forwarding to the Secretary of the Board a check for $25.00 as a deposit; said deposit to be returned to the bidder on return of the plans and specifications in rood order. A certified check in the sum of 1% of the bid. made nayable to the ‘Treasurer of:the Board of Trustees m~nst aceomnany each opronosal Checks of the mnsuccessful bidders “ill be returned as soon as the con- tenet is awarded. ‘The Ronard reserves the ~eiject anv or all nronoeals The Uniweretter nf. Weanmin~. By FAV Fo swernt Actine Senrotary Taramie. Wearing. Anvil 4 1992, Pub. April 8, 11, 15, 18, 1922. ight to NOU- MR. 41449. | THE AMERICAN LEGION State and Local Activities. ice Men Featuring National, ing visit, will make no attempt to make any sort of settlement of claims. Their objective is simply to contact new cases for the routine action of the bureau in its various offices, No announcement of the itinerary of the squads has been made yet, ex cept that no equad will operate in the north part of the state and the other in the southern district. All veterans’ claims must be presented before December 10, The department of Wyoming has advanced tWo places among the lead- iug twenty states of the country In the race to pile up membership regie- trations, according to last issue of the American Legion Weekly. Wyo-| ming now occupies tenth place, with @ total 1922 registration of 76 per cent of its 1921 registration. Florida leads the union with a percentage of 9! Advance report sheets recetved by state Adjutant Wehrli indicate that the Wyoming department is d's> for another advance in the next publish- ed tabulation showig the number of Wyoming Legionnaires on March 31 as 2,106, or a percentage of 81.5 of the maximum enrollment for 1922. Jobless and without money, ¥. W. Smith of Omaha, Neb., ex-soldier and head of a family of three, grasped at the chance for “work” offered by the American Legion employment service and sold a pint of his bldod for $26. By his act Smith saved the life of Ed- ward Belitz, Belgrade, Neb., farmer, who had been severely injured, overseas service, is to be paid world war veterans of Maryland under the provisions of a bill which passed the Maryland house of delegates with only ‘four dissenting votes. ‘The act provides for a $9,000,000 bond issue, to be passed on by the people. Reorganization of wartime draft boards to assist the American Legion AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Accountants—Income Tax Service 4th Floor 0-8 Bidg. Phone 767 ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. Auditors and Accountants—Stock Registrar and Tranfer Agents 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 “WYOMING AUDIT COMPANY Analyses, Income Tax General Accounting ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GULODRICH, Architects Rooms 11-12 Townsend Block Casper, Wyo. Phone 440 GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY Architects 415 Oil Exchange Bildg. Phone 1162 AUTO PAINTING STEWART AND COMPANY Auto Paaatin, Phone 1072W 184 North Kimball BAGGAGE and TRANSFER SEF BEN TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Piano ‘Moving. Phono 74J. SEARLES TRANSFER Res, Phone 87W _ Office Phone 70LW MOVING A SPECIALTY CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Suite 318 Midwest Bidg. Phone 706 . B. ut DR. EDNA HAHN nsend Block 23, Res. 1235 M. E. HARNED, Chiropractor 162 North Kimball St. Phone 1457 DR. C. I. ARNOLDUS Osteopathic and Chiropractic Physician 310 O-S Building Phone 1754 DR. L. B. BEKQUIST Zattermeister Bldg. Phone 1 CONTRACTORS J. C. MOUNTS, Builder Repair Work Phone 17924 DOCTORS MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. Office Phone 30 Residence 164 Private Hospital—€12 South Durbin ELECTRICIANS AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. Wiring, Motors, Repairing Phone 1080 Let Us Estimate Your Work [Business and Professional D PAGE NINE | ts Ginding jobs tor ex-service men Bus | been proposed by Kev. Hibbon, versity, | American exservicw Zealand and Denmark 1 wether and £ erican Legion. organizauon now ate posts, located civilized country. toe aus The eiservice men's has oar ucticany ewery Atter the college trustees fused their request wo bave President ( Duniway from ottice, students 2: lege set off a nuge on “prexy’s lawn, and hauled the American flag wo half mast. For the latter act tney arous ed the wratn of Amencan Legion members who demanded that if be jmeouy bung. bad re college rewoved Cororade col fant Lrecragker varned red fuses | A questionaire, “What will you @s with your state bonus?” conducted |by the Toledo, Onio, American Le | sion, was answered by exservice men |@8 10llows; 16 would use the money to help defray the cost of a bome; 13 to pay hospital and other bills; Ithree for clotaing; two for furniture, lone for a Ford and seven would bank the entire amount. j__ After being picked up by American j Lesion members while weiring the {Uniform of a Belgian aviation lieuten jant, Emile Lamard, Sr Rapids, Mich., tobacco dealer, was sentenced ) (0 MX months in jail by Distric’ Judge | Sessions. His honor then turned on } court officials and twok them to task |for allowing Lamard to appear in court attired in his bogus regaiia. | When the state officials of the Am- eran Legion in West Virginia heard |that several ex-service men’s organi | zations were considering asking Jack Dempsey to appear before them, they issued 4 statement, which refused sanction to any affair to which the world’s boxing champion might be in ¥ited, A store for the sale of articles man- ufactured by the sick and wounded exeoldiers now in South Dakota hos- pitals bas been opened by the Amer ican Legion auxiliary of that state. The proceeds will be used to buy addi. * tional comforts for the disabled vet- erans. Describing ihe Social Sciencs club of the University of Wisconsin as a “group of un-American radicals and extremists who are inciting unrest among the student body,” tho Uni- versity American Legion post has adopted a resolution asking the stu- dent senate to abolish the organiza tion. During the past few months the American Legion at Toledo, Ohio, has caused 32 persons to be put in jail |for falsely collecting funds for sick ‘and wounded world war veterans, ob- | tained the release from jail of seven | Large numbers of ex-soldiers who jare suffering from shell shock are looking for work in New York City |The American Legion obtained work for one but he got into such a heated argument with the man who was hiring him that the Legion had to take him away and arrange for his commitment in a government hos- | pital. irectory HOUSE MOVERS WILLIAM N) 1107 i“ RISD ERACER: HENCH AND BISHOP Suite su pale ts it . Dal ding hone’ 198" NICHOLS & STERRETT 309-10-11 Oi Exchange Bldg. HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206207 Oil Exchange Building BULEACK AND CACY . Lawyers Suite 201.205 Midwest Bldg. Pa. 1200 WILLIAM 0, WILSON Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block NURSERIES COLORADO NURSE! Trees—S. fi Puntencs 510 South Parke Phone OSTEOPATHS DR. CAROLINE ©, Osteopathic F eB TNS Suite 6 Tribune Apartments Phone 388 DR. L. L. WADE Osteopathic Physician Room 5-7 Wood Blix. Phone 12773 Dk. 0. A. SANFORD Osteo; hic Physicia: Midwest Bldg) Tne eso ee RADIATOR REPAIRING \CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS ing —Cleaning— 434 W. Yellowstone os Phone 1054 Ore ROOF CONTRACTING WYOMING ROOFINi General ic Contractor: ing a ialty ne 18045 TAXIDERMISTS { THE RELIABLE FUR SHOP | co. and |527 East Twifth Manufacturing and Remodeling F\ 757 : is Furs Taxidet /833 South Elm Street | TAILORS ————————_— | Cc. H. WHALEY Peston nna Cectee Tailoring, Cleanin Pressing, pairing and Alterations |116 E. Midwest Ave. Phone 183.3 | RELIABLE TAILORS High Grade Dependsbl« Zuttermeister Buildin VETERINARIAN DR. L. E. BAY 142 West Second Street Phone 20 Residence 1323.3 Phone 1924 | loetiee SLOLSHPHOLO SES HODODD DODOOSDOPSOOID OO OSES OS OOFOS CSSD ~—