Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 18, 1922, Page 11

TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1922. CLASSIFIED BRINGING UP FATHER JERRY- KEEP OP THE GOCD WORK: MAGGIE AN’ HER GUESTS THINK NOU AREA REAL COUNT: NOU ACT GREAT- Che Casper Daily Cridune —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus CAROS WITH “Nou? COUNT - HAVE *OU ANY MOORE - SOME foregoing counting the words and the rate word for The Casper Daily Tribune. Mr. House Hunter That-now I can build you a five or six-room Ideal Wall Brick Colonial Bungalow Latest interior finish, oak floors throughout; complete with A-1 heat- ing system for $5,750 Fc aw nd on this home? You can- Bet yom, ean ma —. a abe os come when Fe non would want $1,500 For Your Lot Is All You Need ee eee home will be completed ‘In October. Grover C. Gorsuch BUILDER OF GOOD HOMES Office Ninth and Wolcott Sts. Phone 1443-J , FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Elgin Six chummy roa. ster. Phone 1458. CLOSING HOUR—Want Ads to be classified properly must be in The Casper Daity Tribune offico before 10:30. Want Ads received after 10:30 to 12:36 p. m. will be inserted under F 2 head “Too Late to Classify.” HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Two salesladies for rell- goods; ive name and phone amber, Address P. 0. Bor 1642 Cur bers. FOR SALE—H6y and bath; full with shower bat! quick sale. 1228 #4, Cedar. 7-17-31 FOR SALE—-REAL ESTATE ————$— HAVE five to thousand cash to pay on Casper income pro erty. Box A-82, Tribune. T1563 per, HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE a MAKE $20 weekly mailing circulars, complete instructions, 20c. Vargo Supply Co., 608 B. Sixteenth, New York City, qasete POSITION WANTED WANTED—By young lady, sieges tth i Address 7-18-1t? Real estate on/i insurance business, @ growing conce: cation 145 ey Center, Casper, Alex Marshall and ©. }D. Brown. FOR SALE—Tw, 3 lock 'f Py FOR SALE—HMISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—O)pe female canary and brass cage, $10.) Call 704 8. —_ cheap it at once." young woman position where she can keep Box A-85, Trt. TAT wants bs. map child with her. LADY experienced in tailoring; ladies or gents; would like work in shop clothing store. Box A. Tribune. = by T-18-1te SERVICES OFFERED You WANT Priced, call’ a 367 Bouths Ash strect, or phone 1 8-5-tt BUTTONHOLES—Any size on any material; $35c per dozen; come in and see some of our work; satisfac- tion guarantecd, Singer Sewing Ma- chine Co. 7-13-10 | ice desk, ro Call 1086. BALE—O. checkometer, and show casee| FOR SALI Tribune office. FOR SALE—Dodge touring model; cheap for quick sale. 866 Cv, | Apartment 6. T-15-3t% |FOR SALE—1920 Buick touring car in perfect condition; five good cord tires. 318 8. Kimball. Phone ott T-AT4t North ‘The present motorcycle record is 115.79 miles an hour. GOING TO KANSAS CITY? Young man and wife driving from Gagpee, to Kausse Ny, Mo., in Es-) Song. tox. Tevportiouaioebare’ ot es lor propo! 4 Danses ‘will mert-aboub Amgoet 5; refs erences ext Box A-75, une. ¥ tion guarants Ma- chine Co. 7 15-10t For Sale—Lafge metal outing box with campartm fats and table; clamps on running boe}-d; also folding camp bed, convas top¥ insect and rain proof. Phone 8603. * T-17-2t° FOR SALE—Pluno, cornet, violin, two guitars, sevehal used phonographs, ice boxes and Cali 108) SALE—Two and _three-hole oil ft ae over ats mortion. Phone 1086, | ——— re touring car, gasoline engit FOR SALE—Jjawn mower at a great sacrifice. Phorje 1086. 7-16-tt FOR SALE -} Empty twelve omnce Buaweiser bjt, 50 -cents per case. Parker Cigar and Tobacco Co, Phone 83, » Tritt cars on commission; bring over and we will get you it. If you buy or sell a car, 4 B00 Auto Exchange, 6-18-10t Spruce. Phone 1474R. ing, upholstering, rug cleaning;}— oor vacuum for rent. Call Cormier|/nr YOU WAN seconz-hand furni- McComb, 107 S. Durbin, Phone| turef or anything second-hand, or Seat, 7-17-6t/bave anything to trade, call at 361 aio ae; Clean.| South Ash street or phono 1 ). TH i ener er [gre Dhonographs snd ail small ap. FOR SALE—One Westetin Electric repaired; prompt service; re- luced rates. Call inser, Penney. 7Al24te WANTED To BUY FOR SALE — Almost new 48-inch found diningroom table, good WANTED TO BUY — Furniture of| minster fxs, 140 Ne Center. any kind. 120°West Midwest avenue. T-14-3t Phone 249. 2-24-t£ pci ee tals eel} WANTED TO BUY — Second-hand tents, ane saddles, dreas- ers ,in fact anything you may have to sell. Call Joss, babe WANT TO BUY in good location, modern four or fiveroom louse; can pay $4,000 as first payment. Box = ‘Tribune. 7-18-3¢| Veen w AI bs gt ‘ice f. or August; give price f. b., Selisred cetanee 1;+will contract. & ¥. Dechert, Mitchell, Neb. 6-28-10t® parrott and wire i at 704 8. Park. 6-27-tf* FOR cage, $12. | SALE—Round buffet, chairs, beds, complete, dress- er, kitchen table, stoves. 347 B. Rail-|% road. 7-15-3t* FOR SALE—Duofold, dresser, chairs, table, stand, heating stove, wringer, boiler, mop wringer. 832 W. Midwe: Phone 1622R. TAS-3t" FOR BSALE— One Neern set hed washing machine; one chiffonier. Apartment 20, ae “Avast. ments. 7-18-1t® FOR SALE—Walnut din! suite also-other household furntture. 139 N. aenet Apartment A. Phone 1871W. WANTED—Ford car; will pay cash. 419 E. Second. Phone 1112. TAT-8t AUCTION HOUSE, selling all the time consid me at once Jrank Duff, 236 E. aia. west. T-18-te FOR SALE a We clean ur See us . Yek lowstone. 617-4 FOR SALE—Four rooms, new mahog- any furniture, includin; Victrola; electric machin um cleaner, etc.; cost $2,500, sell for $1,200. Phone 1598 W. TA5-4t) FOR SALE—Must sell at once, ma- hogany floor lamp, complete $35; one chiffonier, §15; one sectional case, $15; one kitchen table and three chairs. 344 N. Jackson. Phone sh -1T- FOR SALE—Household furniture, all good stuff. 143 N. Park, 1-18-4t* FOR SALE—One three-hole oil stove FARM LAND SNAP—Bighty acres under big United States reclamation Project n Riverton; smooth land and nicely lodated on main highway to Dubois and@jrjark; can make low price, Address bok 11, Riverton. T-6-14t Bas ot Se oF WANTED—To hire truck, without river for one hundred mile trip. In- quire at Union Pool Hall. 7-18-1t* FOR SALE—Dodge touring car, 1919 model, good condition. Call after 5 p. m. 143 W. Thirteenth. Phone-1287M. ‘T-1T-3t wor SALE—Used Hey SS haye a cars. seo John M, Ny iaeed East Side. Garage. Phone 7! TAT2t TWO BUICKS Ove in good running order — the other “As Is"—mus> be sold at once. Casper Motor Co. Ask for Mr. Murphy At 230 We, Nellowetons Co. PLAYER PIANO AT SACRIFICE PRICE. ~ ‘We have a high grade player in pub- Uc storehouse in Casper which for im- mediate disposition we will give u tre- mendous discount in price; terms if re- sponsible; full particulars given by re- turn mail by writing at once to the Dinver, Music Co., Denver, Colo. SALE—Ford touring car with 7-10-15t absorbers and good tree. 258 shock 8. St. Botoloph: 7-17-2t|FOR SALE—Fifty gas ranges, two BATE ME In|. used ice boxes, Persian Wilton rug FOR SALE—1918 Maxwell touring| 9x12, reed dining set, 18 dressers, one Cy A ct aces he carload of coal stoves and ranges, one 431 Spruce, 7-1T-8t*| office file, poaaine fixture; yl teve have an enormous supyly of new and used FOR SALD— A commercial) furniture; must eell to ull. 326 W. truck, just the car for light deliv! yellowstone. Phone 16173. T-18-tf ery or camping or-cross country in good condition cheap; terms. 229|};oR SALE—New and good East G. Phone 705J. 7-18-2t*| hand sewing machines sold: cepaired Se ee a sa ae ted. 129 West Raflroad ave- FOR SALE—Hupmobile touring car,| S04 ponted-| 120 b-18-12t in A-1 running order. Call at 139} %-18-2t*|FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine, S. Jefferson. ts ie SS] bed Iinen, rug 8x19; all in good con: There has never been more than one} ition. Call between § and 11 a. m. Socialist at a time in«the house. et WN, Lincoln, gr8-ste, FOR SALD'OR TRA‘ » mare and geldisig; trade for car. Wilson's Grocery, Eejst’ A, after 6 o'clock. 7-18-1t LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR TRADE Phone 630% 7-18- ats FOR SALIE OR TRADE—Good lot in Bast for 2 good car; prefer- ably a tonfing car. P. 0. 3 seh) eB Se SE vel FOR Saye OR TRADE—Five-pass- enger yuring car, Just overhauled for r Phone i1693J. — 7-18-3t® WANTE]) TO TRADE — For city property, chicken ranch of seven acres, iniproved; three and one-half miles on| Aleova road. Lark i 7-18-2t basement ‘will sacrifice for a dollars tn Nees tenes Genes 7-18-tf |: Poa cma North taken ony saw. T6-4t 86. street containing three apartments; in each apartment. ment. FOR RENT — Five-room house at 732 W. Fifteenth; §60 per month. Phone 1948 after 6 p, m. and during South Conwell. FOR RENT — Beautiful furnished house; all conveniences of an Gar ment; all advantages of a li Lincoln. _—— Mount Vernon was bullt by George b Washington's half brother, Lawrence. FOR RENT—Two-room hcvse; sult- able for man and wife or two bach- elors. 121 N. Park .Phone 651M. FOR RENT — Five- modern house; gos; $55 per month; perma- nent. 146 N, Jackson, rear. 7-18-10 FOR RENT—Threeroom house and garage, $20 per month. Inquire 135 S. Washington, 7-18-2t° FOR RENT—Fiveroom brick house with garage; east part; tworoom house in gdad location; three-room Jones and Co., 101 Beckiinger Bldg. house with garage; east part. J. FF. Jones and Co., 101 Becklinger Bidg. Phone 1204, T-18-2t FOR RENT—Partly furnished house in rear. 434 8S. Lincoln. Inquire eS TAT-3t room and bath, nicely furnished; new house; piano; gas ins 111 N. Jackson. T-18-1t FOR RPNT — Unfurnished three- room modern house with or with- out garage. 253 N. Park. Phone 895R after 6 p. m. 7-18-1t* FOR RENT—One-room house unfur- nished; lights and gas. 1131 S. Box Elder, near ery; rent reasonable. T-17-2t¢ |" FOR RENT—Fiveroom unfurnished house, modern except gas; cloge in. ~|Phone 312W. *|FOR RENT — Pleasant basement apartment; furnished and | f: rooms and bath; nicely furnished; new house; piano; gas in. 111 N. Jackson. TAT-2t FOR RENT — Fourroom modern $35 per month. 637 we T-1T-3t FOR RENT — lern three-room, tu gas $35 per ra month. Inquire Tulsa Hote. 7-15-4t HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Modern poptexsepiie basement suite: two rooms and cool and close in. 805 EB. Third. Phone 1302R. TAT-It FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms for housekeeping, $30 per month. 603 Lind. 7-18-2t FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished modern housekeeping room: shed FOR RENT—Three finished basement rooms; gas in. 619 W. Tenth. oe ‘7-15-3 ~ AGOOD INVESTMENT For Sale—We have a omall apartment house on South Chestnut four-room apartment; bath, gas stoves and gas heated hot water tanks ‘The two lots are 25x130 feet. The walks and lawn are all in and sewer connections complete. his hands full and doesn't have time to olook after it znd has decided to sell it at a real bargain, namely $500 cash and the balance on terms; will provide home for owner besides earning 15 per cent on invest- The Van Gorden Investment Co., Inc. Tribune Building——Phone 555 FOR RENI—APARTMENTS 1 LENT THE ONLY deat 1 HAS To OINTY BOT | HAVE | Dice: — Wyoming Compiled Statutes 1920. authorizing service by publication, and an affidavit, as required -| Section No. 5638, has been filed in this case. two three-room apartments and one The owner of this place hes FOR RENT—ROOMS a nar FOR RENT—Two sleepiugrooms in modern home. Phone 211M. T1T-6t FOR RENT—Furntshed sleepingroom, adjoir‘ng bath for one or two gen- tlemen. 410 E. Second. TTI —<—< FOR RENT—Modern farnished room, adjoining bath; suitable for one or two. 312 N. Beech. TAT3t | Lab reiabaRtats 20 ST EMS bd Ss FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished in the center means a cold wave. FOR RENT—Furnished room in mod- ern home; close in. hot and cold water: 623 S. Park. Phone beans “ -17-2t WANTED—A roommate; references. Phone 101R, between 1 and 8 p. BE: TAT-2te FOR RENT—Front corner furnished room, two windows; cool, shady; jeep! in_ basement; also board Hd de- sired. 733 W. Midwest. Phone porch adjoining. Phone 226J. 7-18-2t FOR RENT—Nice cool bedroom phaad able for two or three person: sonable, 405 8. Beech. Phone 2067. T-18-1t 635 Kirk (East Sixth.) 7-15-6t FOR RENT—Strictly modern two- room furnished apartment; and pleasant. 603 S. Beech. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT— Btrictly 1 modern fur. nished apartmen’ liv! $40 per month. Phone 1424Nt. 6-7-t ———— FOR OR RENT Two threeroom spart- modern, gas stoves, lights, and bath. 1113 2. Chestnut. Sat! 1461, 6-27-40° $$ Halley’s, comet comes back every 76.8 years, —— FOR RENTD—Modern apartment; oné- half block south of high school on Elm; private bath. Phone 1949. T-AT-4t ae Sa FOR RENT — Fiveroom furnished A white flag with a black square| ley. Autumn begins September 23. FOR RENT — Threeroom strictly modern apartment. = FOR apartment. “Joa 8s, Chestnuts FOR RENT—At one-half usual rate, city. Phone Western Realty ats. FOR RENT—Piano in good condition. 627 EK. Third. Phone 263. = 7-17-8t FOR RENT—Light machine. Phone 1086. FOR LEASE—160 acres oil land in Belton field; government permit, dress P. O. box 178». b-29tt BUSINESS FOR SALE. insurance eOUSTS FOR SALE—Rooming house lease and furniture; 27 rooms on Yellow-! stone; price $1, half cash. Call 235 or 1257W after 6 o'clock. 7-18-2t Tho highest wind, 102 miles an hour, is recorded in the weather records of St. Paul, Minn. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Black bill folder including papers and $11 in cash. Finder please leave at Tribune office; keep cash. 7-15-3t* LOST—wWhite bob tall Fox Terrior dog,four months old, one black eye. Finder please return to 162 N, Kim- TAT-3t 1 H. 8S. Shankle. T-AT-2t* LOST—Bunch of keys between post office and Henning Hotel. Please return to Tribune office. PERSONAL PALMISTRY. Consult Madame Pelkey, she can put you on the right road to success and happiness without asking ques- tions. She will read your entire life, 534 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1959W. 718-6t ‘WOULD like to meet lady, 35 to 45 years of ‘age for company; matri- mony if suited; references furnished. Address Box A-86, Tribune. T-17-3t* LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. te be oe of Bertha D. Miller, apartment with garage for three | Dec months; rent $70. Phone 1839, 7-17-3t eon rad dhe ie atte FOR RENT — Two-room furnished apartment; rent $25; gas and lights furnished. 149 West G. TAT-8t ———— FOR RENT—Strictly modern two- room nicely furnishsd apartments; close in on paved streets. Pratt Apart: ment House, 716 East A. Phone 868J. 6-7-t£ three-room modern; adults only. 445 8, Grant. Phone 894M. TAT-2t —— FOR RENT—Mofern two-room fur nished apartment; no children; Mc- Rorey Apartments. 318 8. Kimball. Phone 1404. 715-4 $$$ _______ FOR RENT — Two-room edainrd apartment; close in, meee A ments. 610 South Ash street. 7-18-2t° OT FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnish- ed two-room apartment; close in. 238 W. Seventh. Phone 1543W. —-7-17-8t FOR RENT—Two-room modern apart- ment, furnished; gas and lights; in nice location, just one block off Sec: ond; reasonable rent. 319 8. Jackson. Phone 1872W. 6-30-tt ~~ RENT—Two modern unfurnish- ed apartments; no children over two years old; close in; $65 per month. Phone 1424M. Tl2tt | FOR RENT—Two unfurnished house- keeping rooms; cheap. 909 S. Willow TAB-4t FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT—One large sleepingroom; suitable for two gentlemsn; also gar- age. 620 S. Center. Phone 1094J. T-1T-3t FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, down- town, $20 per month; private home. 535 8S. Center. T-17-8 The postal savings bank pays 2 per cent, 701d, FOR RENT—One two-room apart- ment with lights and gas; one light fepmeccinn ga) room; one modern sleep- ingroom. Phone 16893. 1 Kim- ball. T-15-4t FOR RENT—One, two-room apart- ment, modern, furnished; close in. 445 8. Beech. Phone 904W. 1-15-14 ——$<____ YOR RENT—Close tn, nicely furnish- ed, modern apartment. 231 8.’ Grant. Phone 1365W. TelT-2t FOR RENT — Furnished two and three-room modern apartments; rea- sonable rent. 140 E. Midwest. Phone T-18-5t Sees: is hereby given that Let- ters Testamentary were, on the 21st day of February, 1921, granted to the undersigned in the above estate, and all persons having claims the said estate are hereby required to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers for allowance to C. H. Miller, at Casper, Wyoming;, within six months from the date hereof or they may be precluded | ., rom any benefit from such estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within one we from date they will be forever id. Dated June 26, 1922. C. H. MILLER, Executor of the Estate of Bertha D, Miller, Deceased. {ee June 27, July 4, 11 and 18, —_—_—_—___ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. In the Justice Court of W. E. Tubbs, Justice of the Pence, Exchange Furniture Company, Plaintiff, versus John Thurston, Defendant. To John Thurston, whose last known address was 2016 California street, Denver, Colorado: You are hereby notified that an action has been started against you in the Jus- tice Court of W. E, Tubbs, a Jus- tice of the Peace. in and for Na- trona County, State of Wyoming, to recover the sum of $67.40, money only, for hardware and mer- chandise, and that certain property belongin; a to you and situated in Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, has been attached in the said action. Now unless you appear before W. E. Tubbs, a Justice of ‘the Peace, at Casper, Wyoming, on the Sth day of August, 1922, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon and make answer to the plaintiff in this ac- tion, judgment will be rendered againat you ,and your property ap- propriated to pa: y the judgment and costs of this ac’ This case is ess of those men- ‘| biennial convention at many Glaciers. Dated this 27th day of June, 1922. W. E. TUBBS, Justice of the Peace. Pab. June 27, July 5, 11. 18, 25, August 1. ee + Sa Kappa Gammas Name Officers GLACIER PARK, Mont, July 18. Mrs. Theodore Westerman, of Bronx- ville, N. ¥., was elected national pres- ident of Dpa Kappa Gamma for 1922-23 at the close of the sorority’s Other officers elected were: Nation- ul vice president Miss Marion Acley of Detroit, Mich.; national secretary Miss Della Lawrence of Fort Bryan, Texas; national registrar, Miss Marie Leghorn ‘ing | of Seattle, Wash., editor of “The Key’ national publication, Miss Rosalle Geer New York City. Selection of a meeting place for th 1924 convention was left in the hands of the executive committee. tions were received from Caltfornia. Michigan and Pennsylvania chapters. p Sremanteodh.o~caus dobtarems SENTENCE PRONOUNCED ON BEAUTIFUL HEDGE CHEYENNE, Wyo. July 18— Cheyenne’s barberry hedge adorning six holes of the outskirts of City park Is to be executed. It has been found guilty by Dr. Aven Nelson, president of the Untversity of Wyoming and authority. on botany of being of the variety that harbors black rust of wheat. Dr. Nelson was called in to make a decision when farmers of the Cheyenne district, backed by the De- partment of Agriculture, protested against the hedge, and when residents protested with equal force against the uprooting of the bushes. The farmers claimed the hedge harbored rust; the residents asserted it was not of the variety that harbors rust. Immedt- ately after Dr. Nelson made his report .|the city commissioners voted to des- troy the bushes. ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. Regi: and Transfer nee: 208-11 Ol! Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 WYOMING AUDIT COMPANY 414-15. Midwest Ref. Bldg. Phone 289 Audits, Financial Reports and Analyses, Income Tax Service and Géneral Accounting. AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Accountants—Income Tax_ Service ith Floor 0-5 Bids. Phone 767 ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & & GOODRICH, Architects Rooms 11-12 Townsend Bi Casper, Wyo. GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY Architects 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1163 RAYBURN 8S. WEBB, Architect juite 12, Daly Bldg. Phone 1351 AWNINGS Kistler Tent and Awning 747 South Lincoln St. set ‘27M BAGGAGE and TRANSFER | Room 208 0-S Bldg. tioned in Section No, 5686 of the =a Mo viene tPhone Wd ARLES TRANSFER es. Phone 87W Offics Phone 70LW CHIROPRACTORS KR. J. H. JEFFREY RAHAM DI DR. ANNA G Suite 318 Midwest Bldg. Phone 7206 DR. B. G. HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN Suite 2, Townsend Block Phones. Office 423, Res. 1235 HARNED, Chi Or M- The North Kimball 8. ‘Phone 1457 DR. ©, Il. ARNOLDUS Osteopathic ‘and Chiropractic Physician 310 0-8 Building Phone 1754 DR. I. E. BERQUIST Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 1757 CHIROPODISTS MES. A. RUSSELL | Phone 803 245 E. Second CONTRACTORS ENTERPRISE CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors Invita-! INCORPORATIONS ARE INCREASING Many More Companies Char- tered for Operation in This State. E, Wyo., July 18.—Chey- ave another hotel soon as the result of the incosporation of the Dorgan Hotel company, capital stock $100,000. The purpose of the corpora- ton is said to be to build a thorough- ly modernly equipped but reasonable rate hotel here. The incorporators are Richard P. and Margaret D. Dorgan, of Billings, Mont., and C. E. Lane of Cheyenne. The Dorgans own the Moffat Hotel here. Other concerns securing charters from the State of Wyoming include Aero Oil Products company of Chey- enne, capital stock $150,000, directors bY | George H. Goohs, Leslie A. Miller, J, Rendle, L. H. Dean and S. F. Ramsey. The corporation will operate filling stations in Southern Wyoming. Irwin Live Stock company of Chey- enne, capital stoc’ . directors Charies B. and Etta M. Irwin and Harry B. Henderson, Jr. The purpose of the corporation, it is said, is to li- quidate the debts of Etta M. Irwin, who recently filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy admitting $246,000 of abilities and assets of less than $+,000, Civic Land company of Greybulg no capital stock, directors A. D. Mott, R. T. Garnett, J. W. Helmer, C. F. MacKenzie and F. L. Martin. Park County Potatc Growers’ asso- elation, capital stock $10,000, directors Wallace and EB. W. Wiggin and J. L. Creston Coal & Coke company of Raw. lina, capital stock $100,000, directors M. M. Armstrong, Frederick Soder, P. W. Corcoran. Weet-Ray Ot! company of Osage, capital stock $200,000, directors W. K. ‘Wiker, G. A. Bergren, R. 0. Lathrop, \F. P. Bergen and B. A. Lathrop. fdas tai. Sox Textile Strike Being Extended BOSTON, Mases., July 18.—The New England textile strike, which now is in its seventh month with 50,000 op- eratives idle, and more than 40 plants affected, spread Monday in force to Btrikes have been called against three plants in Lowell which reduced wages 20 per cent. These plants em- Pley more than 10,000 hands, oe TWO BANDITS ARE CAPTURED FORTH WORTH, Texas, July 18.— In a battle at Valleyview Monday morping between citizens and men at- tempting to loot the postoffice two alleged bandits were shot down and captured. The others escaped. Offi- cers are now en route to Valleyview from Fort Worth to {identify the wounden prisoners. acinar LSS MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. Office Phone 30 Residence 164 Private Hospital—612 South Durbin 1D A,B KIMBALL, cond Street. Office Phone 120M Res. Phone 1715W Otte -Mideeet Midi Telephones 1650 and 1631 HOUSE MOVERS WILLIAM NEIDERO! 1107 South Melros, Phone 260 LAWYERS NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 809-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. JAMES P. KEM 408 One Royalty Bldg. boat eel Cory, MCANN Suite 3, Zuttermelster Building TIAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Bullding WILLIAM 0. WILSON ttorney-at-Law Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block OSTEOPATHS DR. CAROLINE ©. DAVIS Osteopathic Physician Sulte 6, Tribune Apartments. Ph, 38% pee L. L. WADE Osteopathic pence, Room 5-7 Wood Bldg. hone 12774 DR. ©. A. SANFORD ic Physician Midwest Bldg. Phone 1036 rt RADIATOR REPAIRING NATRONA RADIATOR "SHOP B22 Es, Yellowstone "Phone Lirsve ROOF CONTRACTING Gen eS ROOFING Co. Roofing Rec ee oes iwi P ‘Teo4s TAILORS 8. H. ACKERMAN 116 E. Midwest, Ph Casper’s Leading Tallor ‘and De We Specialize on All Kinds of Ladies Work, We Call for and Deliver: VULCANIZING Expert_Vulcanizing—Low R. W. HOUGHTON Phone 1906 522 E. Yellowstone Phone 1473