Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1922, Page 11

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1922. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING | OUT OF TowN | qccompanied by cash or payment of the sam~. foresoing instructions = | | | | SUR FUTURE toner 1 DONT THine it the words and the rate ‘per d for The Casxr Daily Tribune. In answ ring blind ais in these Columns, p.erse be careful to use the precise afdregs advertisement. plainiy. Tribune office do not require stamps.~ A.ways inclose your an- swers in sealed envolpe. In reply- ing to advertisements where refer- ences are asked) for, do not send the original references. Send cop: jes of them only. e -— ADVERTISING RATES—The rate} HOUSEHOLD for inserting Want Ads in The Gas-|—————___ per Da-ly Tribune at 1% cen: a word) FOR SALE—Genuine leather duofold each insertion; minimum 25 cents. like new, also good heating stove. CLOSING HOUR—Want Ads to. be|549 S, Kimball. Phone 348M. classified properly must be in The 31-3931 CG aDily Tribune office ore 10:30, Want Ads received after 10:39) FOR SALE—Electric washing to 0-p. m. will be inserted under| Chines; terms. Phone 136. the hea¢ “Tv Late to Classify.” | WANTED—Day work or workon 3} HELP WANiED—FrEMALE WANTED—Malad for work; younger woman Box A78, Tribune. dade ——— Se cictictinhy WANTED—Chamebrmaid. and furni- Yellowstone. 1k ture. oF anything second-hand, or bave anything to trade, call at 367 South Ash atreet or phone 1680. 7-94«t ee ton ferrale; ribbon anc pedigree go with her. For quick sale. Phone 1903. 527 CY. 11-2: FOR SALE—Househoid goods Pho: 1415-R. 346 8. Jackson St. = ——— WANTED—Day work. Sa 5a2-T For gas ranges, heaters, appliances see us. Exchange Furniture @ Hard- ware Co. Phone 1 11-15-t¢ FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES —— FOR SALE — Buick roadster, me chanically excellent five tires and tims, wind wings, bumpers and Iu; \sase cerrier, snappy and looks fin ’ aoe cheap for quick sale. Scoop's Garage, An. Agency Opportunity! #272" ¥towstone.° We have limited number of splen- did for real live salesmen who will devote either full or part time to our work, We offer best pol- eral commissions. today for We. ottes'a! oft full information. Agovry department,| ;,." 0, Offer the following used cars ILLINIOS BANKERS LIFE ASSO-|One Ford Coupe --..--.-.. CIATION, MONMOUTH, iLLINOIS.|One Hudson Coupe ______ \ One Essex. Touring Pea eS ce tats aun intaleren ates SALESMEN—Cheyenne and Sheri- dan territories. Experienced high clas men only wanted. If you are} not getting £3,020 and want to, ad- dress." State Manager, P. 0. pda SOE Wier ee ages 280 Casper, Wyo. 11-222t*| FOR SALE — Sevenpassenger Hud. = son Six, good condit!on; all new BIG EARNINGS POSSIBLE. tires; $350 if old within ten ae We can use 10 or 15 honest ineus-| nox’ 4.38. Tribune, a trious ‘salesmen and salesiadies. Must} —~ “"*, SPibune, 11-23-28 be neat in appearance; prefer those] FOR SALE—A snap; one Studebaker with experience but not absolutely! roadster; one four passenger Ford; essential, strongest selling Kit ever de:|one ton Ford truck. Phone 1086. signed; will be placed in ie hands; T-18-tt our method gets results, untiring co-{————___ TE operation, Call in person. Room 218|FOR SALE—Snap. Dodge Commercial Midwest Bldg. Ask for Mr. Thomp-} 1921 Westinghouse shock absorbers son, Casper, Wyo. 11-21-8t|in A-1 condition. 221 W. Yellowstone. OSITIO’ NTED 11-28-3¢ = he AUTO ACCESSORIES POSITION. WANTED — A_ ratable woman wants situation as) FOR SALE—Used tires and <ubes, k. Call 1584R. all sizes, good shape, repair wo! cook or houseworl , 11-23-2t* euae. Gates Service Station. 136 we cond. 11-23-2¢9 AUTO PARTS SALVAGED. Chandler, Heo, Hur, Paige, Buick, and others; magnetoes, carburetors, generators motors afte other parts in hemsitcher and all around seam-| good shane cheap. Scoop's Garage, stress. Phone 377M. 11-23-6t/ 1129. FE, Yeilowstone. 11-23-5t attnad, £yupeiie = SLIME hy Seek oe] SOEs y eilowatooy iy 25 11A8 ae WANTED—Position on sheep ranch| with family, two girls and & boy 13 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS to 19 years of age to help; ten years |———————___ peri h in North} FOR SALE—One large cash register, TT ere. ae cheap. 114° W. Second. mas Dakota. Address George Keere, R. R ee ee ee ee Oe 2, Casson, N. D. 11282t"| FOR SALE—Canaries, Call at base. WANTEDIBy young man, position| ™ment. 827 8. Kimball, 11gsate , bookkeeper or gen as Bec A eal ra ed; can fur-| 4 pines apa fernations $1,50 eral 7 ee Si peas lc bunch; roses, nish references. Box A-71, ‘Tribune.| ¢9'50 to $5 dozen: chrysantheniume, $1.75 to $4.60 dozen; potted plants in 11-21-8¢ ———— NTED — Competent] variety, 50c up. Order your Thanks- PORESIEN “waz giving flowers now—price same for experienced stenographer desires ponent cant go to work at once. AC; j olitare: 2 ae rca. See Ameri. ress Box A-62. Tribun 11-10-tt, can Flower Shop, jouth Center See eee Ae nl streets 12a WANTED—Position as camp cook, st first class bread and pastry; refer-|/ FOR SALE — Navy blue georgette ences. Box A-86, Tribune. 11-23-2t*/ blouse, plaid wool skirt, dark biue —=|serge suit size 36, Phone 1815R atter 5 o'clock, Apartment F, Hart Apart- YOUNG man student wants work tet” i 11-21-2t COMPLETE stock Victor and Bruns- “afternoons and Saturday. Call T. & records at New Wells Music ©, Hall, I. O. O. F. Temple. Phone | Store, 232 Ey 64 iLga.nte | WANTED—An experienced maid for general housework. 811 S, Wolcott street. Phone §24-W 11-15-1£ ———— AGENTS WANTED , « USED CARS, $475 The above cars are priced right. : Every one of them {s ini good condi- tin, Mr. Refinery Worker, don’t over- look these bargains. BR. NOVAN SANT. WANTED—Work by experienced typist; can do filing. abe rie paste Ee Prt 8 ash eat 22 WANTED—Position by experienced Second. Hear John Mi Cormack’s — special “phiree O'clock in the Morning.” 11-20-4t FOR SALE—Baby buggy. 319 East A. 8 11-23.At ———— FOR SALE—Full length sheep-lined driving coat and seal cap, size 7% will sell cheap. 423 8. Durbin. Call after 6 p. m. Room 12. 11-21-1t¢ ———— WANTED—Washings to fo. Call at 1117 W, Thirteenth. Phone 1495M. 11-23-3t is cote Sd ale cea SEP US—Furniture repairing; uphol- packing; rug. cleaning; vacuum for rent. Cormier anc Me- Comb, 107 8. Durbin. Phone 1682M. SERVICES OFFERED — Will care! for children by day or month.: ref- a 51lW f ‘th-| Cormack'’s special ce pecteniare it ae OF {yat| O'donk in the Morning.” 1120-4 CES RED. — Ghimney|FOR SALE—Coftee urn, steam table, i ar bie | mirrors. Phone 1456. a1-23-3¢ Phone 1900. DRESSMAKING — And alterations also expert handwork at. “309 Whaley Apartments. Wes: R, R. avenue, ts “ 11-22-4t° “HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE—Enameled breakfast. sete ifs and drop-leaf table $20. v.. Midwest. Phone 249. 11-21-3t; FOR SALE—One six-hole range, good Sas Tes Ode laundry, stove; one bed rnd springs. 181 N, Durbin. t 11-23-1t* CASPER AUCTION HOUSE Casper is Factory. New and used furniture; gas appli- um grade p! the lowest. Call Wad 8. Kimball. Phone 146: li47-1it* ORDER YOUR Children's Home Por- traits for Christmas. To ples call 1473J afternoons. in bundles £OR SALE—Newspapers of 100 for 10c; just the thing to put a the | pantry The Tribune O-1E-t£ record the Morning.” FOR SALE—Used typewriters, check- ometer, Sundstrand adding machine good as new. Phone 1086. 11-18-tf VOR SALE—One standard electric, FOR SALE — Bucks, forty head, coking range in good condition; one three-quarters Corriedale and one drop head ‘sewing machine in perfect fourth Rambouiliet;. all yearlings, mdition; two coal heaters, Call thirfty and in first class conditi ‘venings or Sunday. 919 East Fifth priced right. C. R. Se 11-22-71* Wyo. 11-23-3¢ ‘BRINGING UP FATHER 1S GONNA BE LONG: 2s a 11-18-tf | FOR SALE—One Prize winning Bos-| OF! HO; 1 wish: 1 WUZ BACK IN AMERICA “Christmas sive— Our representative will WANTEP—TO BUY TO BUY—Or will rent an ANTED upright piano, Address P. O, Box 2 Wyo. 11-21-3t° WANTED TO BU: — furniture of any kind. 120 West Midwest avenue. Phone 249. y24-tt WE BUY 3nd sell anything of vaue. Phone 108: 11-16-tf WANTED TO BUY—Svoone-tend fu: of val WANTED— Anything you have in the way of furniture, and house hold effects. 1086, 1 WANTED TO BUY—Discarded cloth- ing and shoes, cases, trunks, sacdl The 2 for 1 mi ond. Phone 2061w. FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT—A cozy sleeping pore reasonable; Close in. Phone 683-) r 11-22 FOR RENT—Sleepingroom, Call "| Park. Brans-| First. 620 East “A. 11-23-2 FOR RENT—Cozy sleeping porch” reasonable; close in. Phone 6831. 11-23-6 FOR RENT—Strictly modern, nice furnished bedroom; suitable for on or two perso! close in. 542 §& Phone 366-R. 11-22-43 FOR RENT—A nice, large room for two in private family; hot wate heat; good location. Phone 427-M 526 E. Lind St. 11: FOR RENT—Steam heated bodroo: in private family, Phone aoe FOR RENT—Front bedroom, adjoir ing bath, suitable for one or tw ladies; breaktast if des'red; close ir 709 HE, Fifth. Phone 217. 11-28- FOR RENT—Nice sunny rcom a joining bath, private entranc kitchen privileges; on sidewalk. 102 W. Fourteenth. Phone 2862]V 11-23-38 FOR RENT — Farnished room an: use of kitchen in modern home tc employed parties; walking distance reasonable. Phone 1534W. | 11-23-2 FOR RENT—Rooms for batching furnished except becding. 1345 & Cottonwood. 11-2 FOR RENT—Warm clean sleeping room in new home, near refinery quiet place for shiftman; also goo table board, Phope 11575 or call 53! 8. Chestnut. 11-20-7t (ata ae FOR. RENT—Nice front bedroom in modern home; private entrance close: to bus line, adjoining bath. 147 N, Jackson. 4 FOR RENT—Nice, clean sleeping. room, adjoining bath, close in price reasonnble. 394 N. Beech. Phone 435 Ww. 11-23-2t FOR RENT—Four-room basement, modern, electric lights and gas in vacant after the 22, 1022 5. Willow. Phone 2025W. 11-19-5t FOR RENT.—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Modern two-room un furnished apartment with private bath; Murphy bed; gas range and built-in’ featur: adults only. “Hart Apartments, 734 W. Eleventh. Phone 18165, 12-21-3t iY aaa FOR RENT—A furnished basement apartment with gnragt suitable for couple. Phone 1583J. 11-23-1t FOR RENT — Light housekeeping room, electric light and water free; $10 per month, five minutes wall from: the ‘center: of, town: at: 408 Ww. FOR RENT— Two-room brick apart-' ment, furnished, five minutes walk | from center of town; $25 per month; Ughts and water furnished. Call at 408 ‘W. First. 11-20-tf FOR RENT—Brick apartments; $30 jonth; single rooms $12. 406 Ww. First, * 11-19-10r* nished except ing. Spencer, Basin, | (FOR RENT—Fourroom house fur edd! 350 pit ‘—Nicely furn’shed 4-room FOR RENT- house 604 8. Grant Phone 1489-M. 11-22-8t Have You Taken Out Your It’s a good little policy to carry, timely, inexpen- And it guarantees your share of the Christmas . trade from December Ist to the 24th. : aes | si Coe Casper Daily Cribune — Drawn for LEAVE HIM ALONE - HE'S. gas and $500 cash, balance $49 a month Kamon, 242 E. Second. Phone 702 Insurance?” FOR SALE—Five-room house, lot 45 by 100 fee:, 800 St. Mary, 11-21-10t* FOR SALE—KEAL ESTATE It comes in the shipe of a littlte ad in the “Christ- rit 3 mas Gift Suggestions” columns of this newspaper’s Alphabetical Classified Section. lots in new town of Teapot; owners will sell very reasonable and make excellent terms. Phone 10895 or P. 0. Box 1653. 11-21-3t¢ call to insure your Christ- FOR SALE—A lot 60x140 feet, south- west part, just off CY; $100 cash, $25 per month. Phone 1510W. 11-21-6t FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR LEASE—For two room house and 4 month by buying furniture at cash. Phone 1441af. 262 Bast G. A232 —————— et ‘OR RENT—Modern four-room fur. nished houss on pavement. Phene s18R. 11-28,2t ne FOR RENT—Unturnished one-half of wex house with hosted garag aogern. Phone 928J. years five- pér $260] FOR SALE—Fine lot in southeast part of town; close in; real buy: terms. Cail owner. Phone 20623... 21-4t TO TEXAS REFINERY WORKEK One well located lot, four b.ocks from refinery and switch, $200 cas! balance monthly. Phone 1822] after 5 o'clock. 11-21-3t a FOR SALE-—Fine lots in southeast part of town; close in; real buy; term, Call owner. Phone 2052J. 11-20-5t CAS) =R LOTS—We sell lots in Fair View addition for $1 down anc $1 a week; city water, light and phone wires across the street and gas but block away. The Dobbin Realty C., 231 Midwest Bldg. AlL4d4te FOR SALE OR TRADE SALE OR TRADE—60-acre — “UR RENT—Good 4-roo mhouse, One ‘sblock from schol; lights and water close to bua. 6 Glenarn. 11-22-2104 “OR RENT—Five-room strictly mod- ern house with garage on south side Pavement; $90 per month; fur- nace heat with gas. 219 E. Tenth. “bone 5313. 41-23-10 — “OR RENT — Modern foirroom house with garage, for §45 per month, provided you buy furniture, which is A-1; furniture worth $750, <i sell for $500 cash and you can save ‘possession of house at once, si or call about ‘<his quick. Phone 29, John M. Ereand Co,, 202 0-8 as. 1L23-4t OR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS aa an pa araty amma any) gp ack peel warehouse, good cation; reasonabl Exchange Bldg. 85,2) amall Mssourt farm ———_————__. —___““i } and three lots; all clear, “OR RENT—Light running sew.ng q tt RENT son St. machine, Phon 108 FOR TRADE FOR TRADE — 340 arre Missouri farm, goot land, well improved and plenty of water. R. Kamon, 242 E; Second. 11-23-1t' a FOR TRADE—160 acres in state of ‘Washington; 60 miles from Spokane is part timber; wiil assume offer. Box A-70, Tribune. 11-18-6t' LOST AND FOUND — LOST—Bunch of keys. Will finder Please leave a: the Pest oer ere, FOR Bluff county; irrigated by governmen' canal; horses considered. . EB. Hub. bell, 70 East F. St. lot, will take smail’ modern house. Phone 1881-W. 823 N. Madi- 11-22-2t FOR SALE—HOUSES. pet SOR SALE—The mort artistic, best constructed and mest beautifully irnished home tn Casper for sale at price far less than it can be built * today. Brick, bungalow _ style. ven rooms upstairs, 4 room apa: ent with bath in basement; furnace 1d laundry room. Oak finished roughout, fireplace and many con- vnient features. The furnishings in- uding. piano cost over $4,000.00. ouble garage, driveway, lawn, tre: cetec\ on the pavement. $3,500 ca: vill handle first payment. Make a vointment to see this beautiful home, ts there is nothing else just like it in ‘asper. 1ONTGOMERY REALTY & I VESTMENT 43 So. Center Se LOST—A indy’s wedding mesh bag Arkeon dancing y or the Palace tun, Kewsrd. Call Mr. Snyder, . "| Scott Clothing Co. 11-23-35 Phone 1310 Se Tater Si AS EUR AEE UE oer ge in CY bua about 5 o'clock ‘OR SALE—Modern bungalow, weil| Saturday: It had a silver colored brown | change located, exceptional value; please | Snap and) a smal ; tate cash payment you could make. | Purse inside, Finder please ota 22-2te \ddress Box X¥Z, Tribune, 11-21-3t* FOR QUICK SALE. ——— LOST—Seotch Collie pup with strap Modern four-room house, bath, gar-|, Found bis neck. | Rewar turned ge. unfurnished, for. $4000; nicely | to 742 8. Jefferson St. 12-22-2t urnished $4,500, unfurnished $500 |~ BUSINESS CHANCES ash and $45) per month, terms tur- us! af dd $4i a dite at ones: oe nent: | GROWING local manufacturing busl ness needs capital; not a stock-job- Ask +0 see this at once; a bargain ind must be sold at once. John M. Ingland Co., agents, 202 O-S "iig.| bing game, Address Box A-83. Trib 1 _ Phone 1129. et ‘OR SALE—By owner, four-room modern ‘house with garage; one ‘lock from school on CY; $500 cash, balance monthly. 1427 S. Box Elder. 11-23-6t SE ESAS AERO ROE “mst FOR SALE—3-room house and ga age in East part. 113 8 Fenway.| Anrep cs pomeone to invest. @ | small amount in my business which *OR SALE—Boarding and rooming! is growing and needs more house of 24 rooms; everything new,| Address Box A-82, Tribune. ‘n first class shape; large diningroom |——————__________ if Sen, close to, FOR LBASE—100 acres ait land ip equipped to handle 150 men, close to efinery; can be bought at a sacrifice| Bolton field; government permit with. & “gown, Address P. ©. box 778 . 6-29tt with two-year lease; payment down, PERSONAL and terms; owner leaving town on ac-| MADAMB PELKEY, palmist, room count of {lt health, Call 1187R for 218, Virginia hotel will read your particulars. 1-21-3t* FOR SALE— Small hours on two life like open book from cradle to the grave; settles and explains all good lots well located on north @ide, $1,100 cash, $100 and $15 a love affairs and femily troubles; come and see this lady you will profit by month. R..Kamon, 242 E. Second. ; doing #0. No one in trouble turned 11-23-1t* G00 HOUSE BUYS. sme ‘Oftice hours 10 a: m. until 8 ao 1123-4 new house, $12,500, $5,000 cash. ‘ape Six-room new house, $12,000, $4,000) oor enter, palmistry moved. to 252 Wes: B. cash. Five-room ‘new house, $9,500, $1500 ae : PERSONAL—Want the address of James E. Brinkley; important bu: Ada cash. Four-room new house, $5,750, $1,500 ness deal, ress Box A-61, ten cash. See Grover ©, Gorsuch. 2 ee NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. Builder of Good Homes. Ninth and Wolcott Phone 14433 The Blackmore Co. was incorpor- ated in the office of the Secretary 11-20-3t FOR SALE — Modern residence of of Staté at Cheyenne, Wyoming, on the 30th day of Septembar, four rooms wtih three finished rooms In basement, shade trees and lawn, $5,500; terms, R. Kamon, 242 B, Second, Phone 702. 11-43-1t*| 3999, at 9:06 A. M. The objects | ¥oR SALE—By owner 933 W, iatn,8nd purposes of this corporation St,, 1. nine-room hous 3-roomt to buy, sell, lease, hold, own, house with breakfast nook; all mod-|improve and deal in real estate, jern, with 2 gas stoves; §1,000 cash,;lands, and all buildings and {im balance on terms. 11-22-7t*' provements thereon, and personal 1¢| une. FOR SALE—Splendid apartment house site on corner Jackson and Third Sts. 80x95 feet: garage house on lot, 12x18, plastered, p-umbing in. Price $2,70; terms, Mathers Realty 255 S. Center St. jand mixed prope: all things necessary, convenient to carry out and effec’ uate the general business and ob- ject of. ch |stock of dred Thousand Dollars ($200,000), | divided — Doliars ($10.00) each. Its term °: —— and sa FOR SALE—Four choice main street f la said company shall be five, and the names of the directors who shall for the first year ure W. A. Blac more, R. B. Blackmore, L. Mode te M. A. Blackmore, per, County of Natrona, State of Wyoming. com | farm adjoining good town in Scotts —— FOR SALE "OR TRADE—Business 11-22-2t¢ FOR SALE OR TRADE—For good two houses rty, of all kinds md character whalsceve and as construct, erect, build equip, repair and improve houses, buildings, both public and private, and to mortgage | or otherwise dispose of the same, or my part thereof, and to do any and proper and/| company. The capital id company is Two un- into Twenty Thousand (20,000) shares of the par value of existence shall be fifty years, term may be extended om time to time as provided by The number of directors of anage the affairs of said company B. Ma nd Ff. Blackmore, of the City of Cas- The operations of the cipally in the City of Casper, in Natrona County, Wyoming, and the THEY COULONT HANG “YOU WITH THESE ON- THAT'S WHY 1 Too< any shall be carried on prin-| | location of the principal office in this state shall be at Number 615 South Wolcott Street, in the City of Casper, in Natrona County, Wy ming, and the agent in charge thereof is W. A. Blackmore. W. A. BLACKMORE, President. R. B. BLACKMORE, Secretary. BL November 22, 23, 24, 1922, —— a SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION. State of Wyoming, Natrona, ss. In_ the District Court, Sixth Ju- dicial District. Christina Vijukovich, Plaintiff, vs. Rede Vijukovich, Defendant. To the above-named Rede Vijuk- ovich, whose last known place of residence was No. 1419 Evans treet, Pueblo, Colorado: You will please take notice that ‘hristina Vijukovich, pleintift above named, has filed a petiticn against you in the District Court of Natrona County, Wyoming, on the Bist day of October, A. D. 1922, ind that the prayer of said petition for annullment of the marriage ceremony celebrated between you and the plaintiff upon the ground: That defendant was physically in- competent, at the time of the mar- riage, same has continued to the resent time, and this plaintiff s informed and verily believes, and upon. such information and belief alleges the fact to be, is indurable and will continue forever, and be- cause you had no capacity physical- ly mentally or morally to contract the marriage relation with the de- fendant at the time said ceremony was performed, and said lack of ca- pacity has continued ever since, and is permanent and incurable: and for $10,000.00 consequential damages to the plaintiff: ‘ And you are further notified that unless you appear in answer to the petition of the plaintiff above men- tioned, on or before the second day of December, A. D. 1922, judgment will be entered against you in ac- ce with the prayer of said petition. Witness my hand and seal of this court on this first day of November, A. D. 1922. HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of the District Court. By GLADYS FORD, Deputy. Publish Nov. 9, 16, 23, 30 and Dec. 7, 14, 1922. County of ES corpus was refused eutenant of Eam the master of th y rge McManus} 2 Hunger Strike Fails to Stir Up Excitement DUBLIN, Nov ciated Press.}—T Mary MacSwiney at Xx and the vigil and sister, Annie, fs mainta’ gates, appear to be attrac’ attention than has been dccorded similar: tactics «by Irish political ures, Expressions of sympathy and ap- winef's release, number as peals for Miss Mac: however, are increasing the hunger strike approac mination of its t the 19th day cf her fast. Annie MacSwiney maintains her ‘clouded the le" of the Southern post tn chair outside the Fecise to the Central Pacific, prison gates, attended by friends. She “The general { se in traffic has {has refused to eat since last Friday. now made it imperative to rndertake > an arm mitted to one quarter particlpation in the Mosul (Mesopotamia) fields, ac- cording to the Lausanne correspond. ent of the Paris Herald. The French and British, be says, will give up a part of the shares they received under the San Remo a number of improvements of a press- . . ing nature at once.” Mr. Krattschnt | Apperica Will sald. “The ral Pacific as an in-) dependent company has no credit in| the financial markets of the world Get Share Of separated from the Southern Pa it could not raise the capital ’ , needed, or the huge additional urope 8 U amounts required solely on account of | aati! separation which would otherwise | 2 ae be atisfactory,.” the Souther: Pa | PARIS, Nov $8.—Noegotats whe teattmen cls proceeding at London between & Li oadlby > eee aa and British oll interests under which American ofl Interests will be ad Habeas Corpus Writ Is Denied Lieut. Childers’ | A commission to study a system of workmen's compensation will be . 23—(By the Asso | named by the Quebec government writ of habeas! shortly. AUDITORS 1 gfe: DOCTORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG | \iansHALL © REI ALD patauntaate teins Tee | MARSHALL ©. KEITH, M, D. Service Office Phone 30 Residen ~ ° 164. First Floor_0'$ Bids, __ Phone 767) private Hospital — 612 South Durbin WYOMING AUDIT COMANY | DRS. KIMBALL ° Byron 8, Hule—M, J. Newton | ed ane 112 East Second Street America Theater Building—Phone x Office Phone Auditing, Income Tax Service, | Residence Phono 1715W. Pega Accounting 1 | nd 20195-5 ACCOUNTANTS | sevel i Lead | ne Bs peatgh lane hy:tclan and Su; —$——— 200 0.8 Bldg. Off. Ph. "G90. Rees, 746 GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. | ——————— Auditors and Accountants—Stock Registarar and Transfer Agents J. C. KAMP, M. D, Office—Midwest Building 208-11 Oll Exchange Bldg, Phone 660 Telephone 1650 and 1651 Gee Peet sao aio Wee The Casper Private Hospital ARCHITECTS ——— 938 South Durbin—Phone 273 uy GOODRICH, Architects E, 27 ere, iki2 Tewnsend. Block | Women and Children’s Casper, Wyo. Phone ached | 3 Hospital GARBUTT, WEIDNER& SWEENEX, 54? South Car Phone 406 exch: Bldg. Phone 1162} SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AN! ppt be i | OBSTRETRICS a ——<—— RAYRURN S,. WEBB, Architect Suite 12, Daly Bldg. Phone 1351 ART SHOP THE ART CRAFT SHOP AUTO REPAIRS NATRONA RADIATOR SHOP nicer Recoring of Radiators Homer R, Lathrop, M. D. Victor R. Dacken, Be Se INTERNAL MEDIC SKIN “AND XRAY THER IN AND X-RAY THERA\ GENITOURINARY DISEASES G. B. Underwood, M. D. PATHOLOGIST J. F. O'Donnell, M. D ENTIST A.c. 3 . D. ©. E. Duncan, D. D. 8. Office in Rarnbaught Building, 113 Eust Second Street. Telephony 54 425 W. Yellowstone Phone 1523W and 55 AUTO TOPS RAGAERS Auto Tops, Seat Covers, Cushions, . MANN GC. . Lawyer Room 319, Oil Exchange Buildi Office Phorio 186 Hea Phong saere NICHOLS & STIRRETY Lawyers 09-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. JAMES P. KEM 408 Consoldated Royalty Bldg. HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Ol Exchange Building WILLIAM 0. WILSON < Attorney-at-Law Suite 14-15-16 Townsend Bldg. VINCENT MULVANEY Attorney-at-Law S24 Midwest Building HOUSE MOVERS New er Repaired—Work G ‘ juaranteed. STEWART AUTO TOP SHOP 134 North Kimball, Phone 1072W BAGGAGE and TRANSFER SEE BEN Geax datnce ye VR PASEAS®: ating. Phone 14a, SEARLES TRANSFER Res, Phone 87W = Office Phone 313 NATRONA TRANSFER, STORAGE AND FUEL CO.—Phone 949 BATTERIES SPER BATTERY Co, 508 E. Yellowstone Phone 907 BEAUTY PARLORS EXPANSIONS FOR C. P. NEEDED TO HANDLE TRAFFIC So Says Southern Pacific Ex- ecutive in Argument Against Dissolution of Roads. WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.—Impor- tant expansions and betterments. by the Central ‘Pacific railroad are im- mediately necessary to meet the demands of western commerce, Julius Kruttschnitt, chairman of the board of the Southern Pacific testified before the interstate commerce com- mission, and will be made with capi- tal. obtained by the credit of the Southern Pacific if the supreme court's decision ordering a dissolution of the two railroads is set aside. If the commission. will permit the Southern Pacific to retain the Central Pacific system under lease, Mr. Kruttschnitt declared, while projects for general consolidation of railroads are being worked out, the capital necenrsary will be raised immediately on Southern Pacific credit, but if the merger {s not maintained, the Cen- tral Pacific will be unable to carry demanded alone. 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