Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 7, 1923, Page 23

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ba advertisements cash or the same. See gheck in the nting the and the rate per for the Casper Daily Tribune, How to Answer Blind Classified Ads In answering blind ads in f thage columns .please be careful precise be aspomnaci payment hd ADVERTISING RATES—The rate for inserting Want Ads in The Cas- Datiy Tribune at 1% cents a word each insertion; minimum. 25 cents. CLOSING HOUR—Want Ads to be classified properly must be in The! Casper Dally Tribune office before 30:30. Want Ads received after 10:30 to 12:30 p. m. will be inserted under tho head ‘Too Late to Classify.” sig iberaccol Se celles craters SS HELP WANTED—MALE IXPERIENCED tailoring salesman’ —Take orders, big commission, best selling men’s tailored clothes in/sai America; build steady repeat business and quick profits; limited territory open. United Tailoring Co., wholesal: tailors to wearer, 422 Race, Cinol: nati, Ohio. 1-T-1t! SALESMEN—Hazperience {s ) unnece: eary to make money selling our pure virgin wool sults made to order at $29. Write for proposition. Brothers wholesale tailors, 31 Jac! son Blvd., Chicago, Ill, 1-7-1t® WE HAVE room for a high class salesman to sell the fastest selling medium priced car on the market | essentials required; clean cut, acquaintance end energetic. cal 1700 for appointment. L-T-1t SELL Men's madeto-measure suits (Union made), snappy styles, woolens bought before advanes; want producing agents; spring swatch line/ co, eady. Leeis Woolen Mills, Chicago, 3 Lrite WANTED—Job , printer. City Printers, Casper, Wlo. 1-7-1t _HELP WANTED—FEMALE Positions open January 20th for " men to travel in educational work; permanent with unlimited op- on portunity for advancement; must be! at least high school gradus exper- fence not essential, but appiicant must have ability to meet educate people easily; liberal guarantee, com- mission and railroad fare, Write P. F. Albright, 760B Gas and Electric Bldg.! Denver, Colo. TYPISTS—Earn $25 to $100 weekly, spare time, copying authors’ manu scripts. Write R. J. Carnes, authors’ agent, Tallapoosa, Ga., for particu- lars. 1-7-1" WANTED—Girl for general bouse- work. 1044 8. Wolcott. 1-7At ‘WANTED—Gir! for soft drink parlor 220 W, First. L-T-lt WANTED home. Call, i's. jen 1 ety WANTED—Competent housework. WANTED—1,000 indies” and gents’ its to clean and $1; called and deliverec. ‘1137R. PHOTOPLAY ideas, news items are wanted; $25 to $500 paid; experi- ence unnecessary; outline free. Write Producers League, 260 St. Louis, © Z -T1t! LADY or gentleman agent wanted in Casper to retail Watkins Products; investigate this offer; particulars and valuable samples mailed free. Write today. J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 8 ‘Winona, Minn. 1-T-1t* SERVICES OFFERED EXPERIENCED lady wants job ‘ue Kegan d can give referenc: ress 238 W. Midwaat. Phone an. SCPE 'S sewing and remodel- & specially; (pil) Kinds, of: fancy, wer 1-5-8t win- 1-440" -8t9 $Co. CALL BROOKS for -job dow and rugs Phone 1367, “SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1923. instructions about © it FOR ti ene seoiahart tires, all ulcanizing. Phone 1478-R. Uneeda} Trib: 12-13-tf Pe FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES reo_- DO IT Now How can we cell the used: car? only rt By such eagectare. usel ‘gives ¢ Fi au Ste elf in the dealer's confidence more an with a-new car buyer. The deal- jevery car he nelis, We have a fow used cars to offer— at fair and reasonable prices. 4 W. R. YIELDING R. N. Van Sant Motor |= Truck & Car Sales: CHEAP Eevery ono of the fo.lowing are) in ;Se0d shape and ready to go. are right. Come in and see these, and you will agree that you ero Stealing "Em Excelsiar motorcycle with side car. Has just been completely overhauled. ae will ‘ig reed nd $125. Ford bug. ‘e guarantee it to be in first class 50. } 1 We have several other good buys, If you are buying @ used car, do not fail to see us, as we will save you money. The Doud-Weaver Motor Co. 1-5-8t SHE BOUGHT ee oh COLUMBIA Her Gowns Doe ce tour- ing, = shape; Bene ‘diet Motor es 560 HE. Yellowstone. Phone 2030, 1-6-3t HE BOUGHT A COLUMBIA. Buick K-49, shape, now cord tires; bargain $550. 50 E .Yellowstone, Phone 2030. 3B ———— DODGE CO) TRUCKS. Good condition; priced to sell. Ben- edict, Motor Co., 560 E. Yellowstone. Phone 2030 1921. FORD TOURING. With starter; terest. 434 W. Yellowstone. FOR SALE—I need $1,260, sell my 3% ton truck, yard cart, 1-T-t hydraullo dump body, in Ninth. Phone 1160W 1-4-4t* 1-7-1t* | WANTED—1,000. ladies’ and genta’ suits to clean and press, $1; called "for and delivere?.’ Phone 1660 1127R. on Legion, Phone 1631R. AUTO ACCESSORIES curtains repaired ani Western Auto Top ‘Co. aor 8. Phone 1660. + eer 8A One cheap. Toss South Jackson, 1-5-8t® mire Co., 622 B. Ye HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE — Victrola, overstuffed xd rugs, reed writing desk, vanity dresser, bed, mattress and springs, electric washing .machine, {ce pox ete. Call evenings or Sunday, Grant IF YOU WANT second furnt- ture or anything second- hand, or have anything to trade, call at 367 Ash or phone 1660, 7-9-tf yFOR SALE—Vernis Martin bed, with | speingh i pactoe mattress and oak - dresser, 4-4 ayiture Gort press to Shaffer-Gay ees ofA EER ls earns, ‘FOR BALD Hues in room eae at special prices; a large to choose from. Snicias successors to Shaffer-Goy Co. 1-7:3¢ ets, special this week at from $1.95 $14.75, Geahase Shields marcel. res successors to Shaffer-Gay Co. wel, sand, coke Saul fi ing or team work of any Phone Tao" an and ask for Eddie, 1-4-10t and gents’ ress, $1; called hone 1660 or Lait WANTED—1,000 ladies’ suite to clean and for and delivered 1187R. AUTO OWNERS. During the winter months I am making special rates on overhauling jobs. I can save you many doilars and give you first class guaranteed work. Have it done now instead of waiting until spring. Come in and Ba talk it over, Square Deal Marks, W. Ninth. Phone 1160W. Fare SEE US—Furntture repairing; uphol- stering; rug cleaning; vacuum for rent. Comb, 107 8. Durbin. Phone serve YOUR PIANO—Does ‘t need uning?—Just telephone us if we can be-of service to you. Piano tuning and repair work positively suaranteed. Eve in Music, Chas. E Wells Musto Oo. 282 E, Second bacact rite WANTED—1,000 ladies’ and gents’ suits to clean and press, $1; called) for and deliverec. Phono 1660 or 1127R. LTa1t FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Wiito town-ton truck, late model, pneumatic equipped; ai-/ #0 two fiveton two-whee! trailers; on eany terms Davis, 1035 “Gtout. Den- 128110 ver,- Golo, ow. jer’s reputation must stand behind’ g. Ea oe We Are Selling Then $2 Nie 3 Six D-45 touring, ‘240; “Nutt 434 West Yellowstone Phone 1700 Benedict Motor _16-2t Day $90 down and, $28 a month for six months, no} ao will “three- |. nalt or A-l condition, W. H. Marks, 135° W. or 1-7-1t tie nt hin ie |FOR SALE—New OlCamobile car; the) Strice given away by the American Lttt a a) AUTO TOPS—Overland new. model, Auto Kuitter, sizes.| Railroad avneue. Adcress ; mahogany lbrary table, x12 and | 166 S./answer immediately, Graham Shields Fur- Co.,! bg SALE—Cotton and wool bian- Furniture « 17-2t HOUSEHOLD GOODS _ our foray ee buggies; . pri eres ee o. frome 12-1-tf; FOR SALE — Heating stoves $11.75 to $375: a new heater ‘a Eine | Price of an old one. .Gi Furniture Co., successors to shatter “|Gay Co, 1-7-2t FOR SALE—Bird’s oye maple room suite, with brass bed, $60. er Ash. Phone 1660, Ltt FOR SALE—Schermer piano, $100 oy or gaits S38: 367 S. Ash. Phone L-7-1t FOR 8A! “machine, “just can per $25 each. Call anc see 367 8, cane Phone 1660. “1-T-lt ; in first $15 or will trade for furniture. 67/8. Ash. Phone 1660. iat ———— FOR Gea And, book case! brice Boa} case; price $10. 8. Ash. Phone 1660. P Ltt ree hy en Sage Sweepers, good to rie polis 367 S. Ash ion’ a 1-T-1t —$$$ FOR BALE—Davenport, $17.60; duo fold, $30; a good one. 867 S. Asb. ‘Phone 1660. 1-7-1t POULTRY ———————— ¥OR SALE Chickens. 416 W, First street. 1-6-0t* FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE — German Police dogs, reasonable prices, am leaving tho town; must sell. 251 W. First. Phone 1437M. LT-3t —————— FOR SALE—Fox terrier pups. 305 E Railroad, 1-7-10* FOR SALE—Muskrat coat, size 38, $30, Phone 809S after 6 p. m: 1-7:3t CORA ARNURE aS EL bio BP eS aL FOR SALE — Thoroughbred single comb Rhode Island Red cockerel Phone 116. LT-it js sll SANS AAS TE FOR SALE—Dinsmore typewriter in first class shape; price $10. 367 8. Ash. Phone 1660. Ltt pa cad oe EY FOR SALE—Genutne all wool khaki riding or dress coat; also all-wool velour coat silk linec throughout; very reasonable. Phone 2255W. 1-6-2¢ per SA de cticens AB lb haat A bhatt FOR SALE — Several show cases, cash register and typewriters and typewriter desks. Phone 1086, 1-5-tf FOR birds, wholesale or retail young singers from $5 up Germon rollers and warbler. Talbotts Studio, Basin, Wyo. 14-60" FOR speggecw Fresh corn ted pork, hole, delivered; 12%0 per pound Phone 1480. 1-5-4t FOR SALE—Millinery store fixtures; great bargain. Phone 766-W. Martz Hat Shop, $$$ ______ |FOR SALE— spapers in bundles of 100 for 100; Just the thing to put under carpets and on the pantry shelves. All you want at The Tribune 9-16-tf FOR SALE—Two pedegres Boston bull doge.. Phone 1531R. 14-3t ‘WANTBED—1,000 ladies’ and | gents sults to clean and press, $1; called for and deliverec. Phone 1660 or $31. 59: Ait and. Buick $3.0v, 127R seven: niger: cars $39.50; Ford kuz bref touring ie fi2. 0; es », $10; aba Br Pup, not over 6 or 6 months oie Write Box 168, Glen- rock, Wyo. A-2t WANTE! aD Property between Chestnut and Oak streots, south of LM. Wa 1-5-4t* WANTED—TO BUY ee _ WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand fur niture or anything of value; high- est on price paid. 367 S Ash. yoo tf WANTED—To hear from owner farm or unimproved land for sal stating lowest price and full particulars. O. Hawley, Baldwin, Wis. write WANTED TO BUY — Furniture of any kind. 120 W. Midwest.. Phono 249. 2-24-tt WANTED TO BUY — Anything of ra in household goods, vaeos 1086. WANTED TO BUY — value. Phone 1086. WANTED TO BUY — A -four-robin home; can pay $500 cash, balance like rent. Box A-88, Tribune, 1-5-6t L_new portable Vic- R SALE—Brand, Groin, with, $4 records; wil ell Yop st offer, 425 CY. 1-7-1t 4. | —_—$ $< $< FOR SALB—Oak davenport; leather ;| WANT: upholatering; and good sewing ‘chine cheap. 248 East F. 1:7-2t FOR SALE— Three Vernis Martin beds, complete, good as new. ne EB. Twelfth. rca eM a FOR SALE—Leree French plate mir-| YANTED ror, size 26x42; price $15. 367_ 8. Ash. Phone 1660. Ltt anne FOR SALE—One cabinet size Vic- trola, eVrnus Martin bed and one reed baby cart Call at 1326 Maer FOR SALE—Several used sewing ma- in good. condition. bite FOR SALE—Several clectrio wash- ing machines. Phone 1086. 1-6-tf FOR SALE—New kitchen tablo and center table, cheap for cash. 216 East F, Aapartment 2. 1-5-tt macs a ga a 3 CRE Eilat bac CASPER AUCTION HOUSE CASPER MA’ "ACTORY Real barxans in new anacteee gas stoves, heaters and tank heaters; in- stantanoous water heaters; dressers, tables, chairs library tables; real 4 pound mattress $9; we renovate and recove: first. 326 W. Yellow- ston 1M. 12-28-tE. thrill hn i ac HOUSEHOLD GOODS—I have « high class player-piano for sale cheap, if taken at once, 14 BF is tree: Phone 1618-5 12-13-tf 'FOR SALB—Special sale on mat tresses for this week only $5.55 to $30: Graham Shields Furniture Co. suocessose to GhatferGey Co. 17:26 'S, MeKin i atter Dr se! and ety Phone 692M after 6 p m. 1 -6 ANTED—Board anc room for two . boys 10 and 12 years of age; prefer Catholic family in neighborhood of Hest Casper or Central school, Ad- | dress. Box A-90, Tribune. 1-6-2t¢ TO RENT—One or two houseketping room; and Seturdays. Phone 592M after 6 p.m. 1-5-3t ' FOR RENT ROOMS ema Ss cena cass ‘FOR RENT—Nicely mice gr pe room, adjoining ‘bath, close $20, month; board jf Casire vyaay pre- ferred. 823 8. Center. 17at WANTED—1,000 ladies’ and genta’ suits to clean and press, $1; called for and deliverec. Phone 1660 or 11227R. M7-1t FOR RENT—Sleepingroom for one or two men, gas stove in room, 428 8. Beech. Tel. 70! ate eae file) El. Aa RRR cc! 0? FOR RENT—Room in busines# loce- hs for business men. 334 "Te ond. it ‘warm, well furnished, suitable for two men. 445 8. Park. -2t* FOR RENT—Modern next to 543 8. Park. | FOR RENT. Vv dentrable room, adjoining the bath in modern home, reanonable. 409 | . Phone 1658W. | 14-ate! front. bedroom, y Will rent reasonable. 1-7. Casper Sunday wWorning Cridune FOR RENT—ROOMS VI Bieri art | POR RENT— One nicely furnished front room connecting bath; Lane ‘side entrance; four blocks office, to two young lndics; 482 5S. Beech. Phon FOR RENT — Nice clean, ge ieee eo dacher ig <aaeay Feee Grant. Phone LT1t FOR RENT—One front bedroom, con: nected with bath & “aT 8. Linooin. 1-7-2. FOR RENT—A nice warm bed. room, next to port 127 8. Lineoin. FOR RENT—Furnished room, steam Bee: close in. Durbin Rooms, 305 N. Durbin, L7it peda RE aaah, FOR RENT—Room th modern home, next to bath. Phone 751W. 1-4-tt FOR RENT—A nice warm room next to bath. 526 Lind. Phone 427M. 1-6-2 FOR RENT——Large room with pri- vate bath also private entrance, suitable for two gentlemen 305 E. ‘Twelfth. 1-6-3t FOR RENT—Front bedroom, ad bath in modern home Meals desired. Hom privilezes 1032 S. Ash. Phone 1887-J. 1-3-+f HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ——————— FOR RENT—One large housekeeping room, furnished except linen and dishes, 205 E. Raflroad, 1-7-1t* FOR ly furnished light housekeeping room and kitchenette in modern basement, 343 w. Beleventh. Phone 452J. LT-1t pancho ined oe ct Be hs FOR RENT — Housekeeping room with kitchenette, private entrance; two blocks south of Ubrary, 413 8, Durbin. L-7-1t® FOR RENT — Ligm housekeeping room, electric ight and water free; H ¢| month. 250 N. 1127R. it «(FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS Sen EEE ET ESTEE Tannen (FOR RENT—Basement sloepingroom, $10 per month, five minutes walk (rom, the center of town at 406 W, First. 11-20-t£ BOARD AND ROOM BOARD AND ROOM in modern home. 131 N. Beeoh. 1-6-3t* BOARD AND ROOM, $10 a week, home cooking, hot air heat, Phone 1679 414 S. Oak, 1-6-6 ROOM AND BOARD in home, warm, comfortable room, Joining bath, good meals reagonable; on CY bus line. Phone 1533R, 1-5-8 FOR RENT—APARTMENTS | FOR RENT—Small furnished apart: ment, hot water heat; 840 per Beech, Phone 2052W: Ltt ze FOR RENT—Furnished or _unfur- nished two-room apartment at 253 West A. Apply at 325 West BC. 1-6-2t* FOR RENT— kour-room basement. 934 North Burlington St. 1-6-2t* FOR RENT— Two-room brick apart- ment, furnished, five minutes walk from center of town; $25 per ‘month; Ughts and water furnish: Call at 406 W. First. “11-20-tt FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT— Well furnished five room house, ail modern conven- fences, garage, hest resi trict, healthy adults; $125 lease for 9 months. Phone 1738. L-7-1t FOR RENT — Modern _three-room Perea $20 unfurnished. Phone 1078. L-T-1t* FOR RENT five-room house; phone; United Phone’ 1229W. 1-5-3t® Saeed Bat bo AS REE ORS h FOR RENT— Nice large furnished one-room house, lights, water and gas, Phone 6333,’ 629 W. Eleventh. Ltt ee FOR RENT—Two rooms of three- room: hou: very reasonable for the care of the house. Appiy Sunday. 114 Wost F, rear, 1-6-2t¢ t28 £ FOR SALE--Good two-room house, and two lots; will oie Rayment down. 801 United St. rth Casper. 12-81-1t* BRS E OMAR, 0S 3b ATS WANTED—1i,000 ladies’ and gents’ suits to clean and press, $1; called for’ and deliverec. Phone Sa Tt ————<—<—$<—— FOR RENT—One room house, mod- ern except gas; located at 817 S. Jackson, $16 per month. Call ia 2 1-6-2t' 7) ern Four-room house an¢ ge, 236 East F. Appiy ve N. asst: Phone 514M. bt pe wo Na TL ER FOR RENT—Modern five-room house with bath, sunparlor furnished com pletely throughout, tof furniture: Ughts; garage if desired; no children over one-year old. at 320 N. Jack son, Phone 1247M. 1 FOR RENT—Completely modern house on 8. Boec 10873. FOR RENT—Half of new five-room house, also large carage for car lor other storage. 145 5. Elk, Sunday. or after 6 o'clock. 1-7-1te furnished h. Ph FOR RENT—Businesa building with apartment: Al lecation, three, five or ten r lease. Jay M. Probst. Realtor. 282° Midwest Bldg. Phone 1870. 1-T-At FOR RENT— Light running sewing machines. Phone 1086. 15+ FOR RENT—Garage near CY apart- ments, Call 16163 after 5 p, m. or Sunday, 1-7-ite FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Modern two-room stucco house on rear of large “yy ae ge one-half block from CY it. $3,800, your own terms. 1913 8 ‘8 Ce Cedar ell cheap with|per in block FOR SALE—HOUSES For Sale. or Trade By Owner A nine-room modern hor in best residential section on pavement, gas, ke, trees, garage, two tional ving rooms in finished basement. Will take smaller modern property, ‘Well located, as part payment, Mortgage $5,000 for two years. Inspection by appointment today or any day or evening this week. "1514 East Milton Avenue > Phone 4% ee hig mci) Lente room modern houses on ‘one lot, sioey a three blocks from Postoffice, Ini od. price $7,000, terme,” maa ree-room modern house with bi sunporch, breakfast nook, Mandwoed floors, five coat enamel finish, fur- nace heat, two-room apartment in the basement, fruit room, laun¢ry tubs, Sa eres; ey. attractive p'ace len location, just off CY; down will handle. ore A well constructed apartment house in splondia close in location, has seven apartments and one four-room modern house with garage, bringing income of $450 a month. Can be hand: Jed with $5,000 down and income will more than take care of monthly pay- ments. Let us show you this. We have.a number of good threo- room houses that can be bought right on easy terms, Come in and see them. Spring will soon be here, better come in and look our lots over, have some good residence lots and als: several good business lots which we will be pleased to show you at any time. Fourroom modern house, nicely arranged, hardwooc’ floors, full base- ment, good garage, good location on South Lincoln; priced right at $6,000, with $1,500 down. 3. F. JONES & COMPANY REAL ESTATE Suite 101 Becklinger Building PHONE 1204 1-T-1t, A REAL BUY, Neat two-room plastered house on 1118 South ‘Washington;, clothes closet, built in cupboards, water, lights and gas on property; price $1,400 $800 cash, balance like rent. Phone 1416w. 1-6-3t* Ot tebe CREE Sas eet, FOR SALE—Good’ two-room house, nd two lots; will sell cheap with small payment down. 801 United St. North .Casper, 1-3-7t* esa ate eel EN ne lett FOR SALE—Four-room house, west Part of to\rn, gas, lights and water large jot; prico $2.250, terms. Mathers Realty Co., 255 8. Center. Phone 1ossw, 1-4-3t FOR SALE—Nice home consisting of three or four rooms end ; three closets all built in features; three fin- Ished rooms in basement renting for warage; if sold at once. Phone 1487M. 1-7-3t FOR SALE—New bungalow, terms lke rent, two blocks from CY; one block from: school. Call at 1345 8. Box Elder. Phone 1789R. 1-7-1t* ‘FOR SALE — Four-room modern house; close to refinery; small pay- ment, balance like rent. Phone be FOR SALE—New three-room mod- ern house, nice kitchen rabinet in wall, clothes closet; water, gas, lights and sewer in; good location; one-half et "| block from East Second, $1,000 down, monthly payments like rent. If you don’t mean business don’t call. Phone 10845, 1-6-3t Elder, FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE DO. YOU WANT A HOME? We have several lots in North Cas- i east front. We will build you a three or four: room. hor howe on easy terms around $300 ance like rent. W. E Grade Cor Corpora- tion, open evenings. 108 8. Center, Phone 381. 1-5-Tt FOR SAI either apartment ness building, Fhqne 157J. FOR SALE—Business lot or apart: ment location; part or all of lot. Will take in residence lot. Phone 87-W. 1-8-7t FOR SALE—Corner lot 65x169 feet; on three streets; 6 room modern Corner East Second and Grant streets. Phone 157-J. 642 East Second. 12-20-42 CASPER LOTS—We eel lots in Fair View addition for $1 down and $1 x week: city water, ght and phone wires across the street and gas but block away. The Dobbin Realty C. 281 Midwest Bldg. 11-14-tt FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE — 220 acre ranch, three miles west of Sun- dance, Wyo. Phone 946 or 391J. 1-4-6 FOR TRADE FOR EXCHANGE—Want home in Casper; have very fine eichtroom residence in southeast Lincoln: price $11,900; will accept or pay difference, house on lot. tf{}/D W. Hayes Land Co., 306 Security Mutual Bidg., Lincoln, Neb, — 1-6-3 FOR TRADE—Forty acres Missourt land for good car. Phone 241, ira BUSINESS CHANCES FOR | SALE—Thirteen-room rooming hous completely and everything included. Phone s04W, 146 furnished, piano 1-6-8 FOR SALE—One-room plastered. at 1015 St Mary's. three bi from North Casper school, $560. aah balance monthly. P, O, Box 1328 } 3 16-20 FOR & good 1806w. ‘arpenter we. 214 Ltt BUSINESS CHANCES ge PROFIT! $3,720 annually, mod- apartment of 16 apartments; turnitdre and lease for sale and only $3,500 cash, terms on balance. Jay M. it, reaitor, 232 Micwest Bldg. Phone 1870. 1-7-1t INVESTIGATE! At once! These perous ae hry oppertunitien; large grocery and market, cigar, news and confectionery, small cafe; garage and rooming house; all the foregoing are down town and the best of locations. in their respective nes; rooming house, The opportu- nity you want if not above you wil Phone 1870. Residence Phone ncrads CAPITAL SBEKERS put your proj- ect before 560 live brokers; cost is trifling under my system: details tree. Amster Leonard, Firat"N Bidg., Chicago. WANTED— Partner, small invest- ment, secured by patented article, auto accessories. © rite Box A-9 Tribune. 1-6. FOR SALE — Retail and bySconkerr poultry an4 produce busines: er interests reason for selling Proposition and easy termi. Box 8! Tribune, 1-5-3t FOR SALE—Rooming house, twelve rooms and bath room, completely furnished, gas heat; price reasonable. For particulars inquire at 227 West A or write Casper, Wyo, 1-4-70* FOR LEASE—160 acres oll land in Bolton field; government permit. Address P. 0. Box 778. 6-29-t¢ LOST AND FOUND LOST—Knight Templar charm. Find- er please return to Casper 'Pharm- acy and receive reward. 1-5-3t LOST—One 36x4% Miller Cord tire with Kelsey rim, near CY. Reward 458 N. Jackson. 1-2-6t LOST—Child's' brown ki¢ mitten. 3: 8. Jackson. Phone 1872-W. 1-3- LOST—Since the dey hefore Christ mas, large Airedale dog; distinct black and tan markingts, short curly hair; answers to name “Pat,” wears black collar, Reward. Mrs. J. Harpster. Phone 6025. STRAYED OR STTOLEN form Iowa Wyoming Camp on Bolton creek one black pacing mare, weight nine bundred, gentle, reward of ten dol- lars for return to A .H. Ford at the camp or address information to 226 Midwest Bldg. 1-6-2t° MONEY TO LOAN PLENTY money to loan on improved real estate, H. Vossbeck, lobby of American Theater. 1-6-¢ PERSONAL MADAM WONDER—Wonderful lite reader; the lady with the wonderful powers tells past, present future. Call and consult her on any affairs 262 West B. Hours from 9 a. m, to ts] bave played an important role in the! sive loss of oll and gas. There are also conditions under which faultl has caused barriers to migration. The statements in this paper are not gen- eralizations, They refer only to con- ditions that are favorable to the pres- ent hypothesis. Where open fissures cutting deeply buried petroliferous beds have formed channels for the migration of oll, gas. and water and have then become sealed suffictentiy to retain a part of the o'] and gas in the reservoir rocks. the processes herein outlined have evidently fune- tioned. The purpose of this brief contribu- tion {8 to present a very small part! of the evidence tending to substan- tlate this hypothesis. The fact that nearly all the produc- tive domes and anticiines in the} Rocky Mountain fields are cut by| fault fissures furnishes striking evi- dences that faulting and fissuring migration and accumulation of oll into these entrapments. Probably the best| example of this !s the petroleum ge-! ologists' Paradise, at Salt Creek, Wyo- ming, described by Wegemann. The! heed furnished by the occurrence PAGE NINE. tail. The so-called “shale-ofl" wells in the Salt Creek and Teapot fields evi- Gently tap fissures through which tho oll has migrated upward from the Wall Creck sands, * Many of the fissures in the Salt Creek field are only partly filled with calcite and much of the calcite filling {s porous with free surfaces of well defined crystals lining vugs that are empty or filled with ozokerite. The writer has observed this same porous, vug like structure in calcite that was deposited in oll and gas wells near Butler, Pa. Evidence that the escape of small Proportions of the gas and ol] has con- tinued practically to the present time of numerous seepages in the Salt Creek field. The spotted character of the Production, together with the phenom- enally high initial rates of production of some of the wells tapping fault zones in the second Wal! Creek sand, give further evidences of the relation that faulting bears to underground fluid movements tn the Salt Creek field. huge Salt Creek structure ari the somewhat smaller Teapot dome are Iterally cut to pleces by fault fissures which are evidenced at the surface both by rock displacement and by cal-| cite velns and stringers. At several places in the Salt Creek field the cal-| cite veins and stringers contain ozok- erite Intermixed with calcite c ‘The presence of open fissures below the surface is indicated by the occur: rence of so-called “shale ofl" ‘n com mercial qiantities In the shales ov lying the first Wall Creek sand, by the ejection of calcite crystals along with “shale oll" {ssulng from wells) and by the escape of oil and gas| through these fissues incident to drill-| ing operations. Shale oll and gas in crevices fairly permeate the Steele shalo at various depths, within four or five feet of the surface. Wegemann has described these fea- tures of the field in considerable de- Is. AUDITORS REIMERTH Certified Public Accountant ‘ax Service 401 0-8 s alae” Phone 137 R. C. VAN DENBERG Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Service Over Campbell Hardware Phone 148 ACCOUNTANTS [ARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. Auditors and pe ner pak Rogistarar and Transfer Agent 208.110 Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 fete SaaS ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH, prone Rooms 11-12 Townsend Block Casper, ree Phone 449 y FALL, Architect “ghite'b, Daly Batlding SS eee GARBUTT, Rote rsa ER & SWEENEY 415 Gil Exchange Bids. Phone 1163 RAYBURN S. WEBB, Architect Suite 12, Daly Bldg. Phone 1851 ART SHOP $40 per month, $1,000 down, Phone|10 p. m. 1-4-4t* phe MU PARTY ta known who has bicycle, FOR SALE—Two-room house, fur-| stolen from 528 S. 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Boyer. 1-6-8t® FAULTING PLAYS IMPORTANT ROLE INO FIELDS In previous contributions R. Van A. Milis, petroleum technologist of the bureau of mines, has called attention to important relations that faulting bears to the migration and accumula- tion of o!] and gas. It has been point- ed out that favorably situated parts of of! and gas bearing sands have been enriched by migration and seg- regation incident to faulting, The «s- cape of water through natural pase- ages such fault fissures has in- duee€ wide spread hydraulic currents through the beds toward these points of danished pressure and these wa- ter currents, plus buoyancy, have con- tributed largely toward the migration of ofl to favorable rock entrapments tn the vicinity of the faults. The pro- Pulsive force of expanding gas has been one of the contributing causes for the hydraulic currents. Paradoxical as it may seem, the escape of gas with entrained o') through fissures has been an impor- tant factor in the migration and nc- cumulation of of] in many faulted areas. Compressed gas in the propul- ive force by which ofl /generally Moves to producing wells. It is also one of the propulsive forces by wh'ch ofl has moved with or even ahead of water under conditions of differential presure brought about by faulting. The concomitant formation of gas and ofl, together with the diffuston of absorbed gas under high pressure throughout the underground water and disseminated ofl are assumed to have precesded the processes herein outlined and have made them possible. Absorbed gas tends to lower the vis coatty as well as the specific gravity of the off, especially where the ab- sorbed gas expends suffictently to form minute bubbles within the /o'l Again, under the propulsive force of water currents, alone, the oll tends to r, as emplitied by the formation of wa. ing wells, but are cons'derable propor- tionsrof ranidly expanding gas, the oll ‘w propelled mhend of the water. There ‘HE ART CRAFT SHOP Pottery, Lamp Shade Making and/ Stamped ‘Govs--307-889 OS Bldg. ——— AUTO TOPS ——<—— —____—__—_—. , Seat Covers, Cushions, Auto Tops, ina ‘Rep Won STEWAI T "AUTO TO iP SHOP 134 North Maimball. pias 1072W BAGGAGE and TRANSFER ——— Houseworth Baggage et ‘Transfer Phone 2015 220 Wolcott) Light and Heavy Hauling ARLES TRANSFER Res. Phone 8TWw Office Phone 313 AND FUEL C0.—Phone 919 BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY Co. 508 E. Yellowstone Phone 907 BEAUTY PARLORS ORIGINAL. MARINELLO SHOP Second Phone 803 CHIROPRACTORS M. GABRIELLE SINCLAIR mer actor 127 W. 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Surgeon Phone 2208 and 1715W sometimes | lation; | [Business and Professional Directory ‘NATRONA TRANSFER, STORAGE) pri Pr Phone 124-J| Phone 80W| Jpstairs, Phone 11 149W | ‘These relations of faulting and fis- suring to the migration and accumu- lation of ofl and gas are further {n- dicated by the large proportion of pro- ductive structures that are fanited in the Mid-Continent, G Coas, and California flelds. One of the most interesting examples of of! accumuta- tion under the Influence of faulting fneems to be the El: Dorado, Arkansas, | field h ig severely faulted but practically devo!d of any antielinal tructure. The processes herein out- lined have probably been largely re- spons'ble for the accumulation of vil in that field. For the purposes of this paper the retention and accumulation of a part of the gas that originally accompanied |the off is termed, pr'mary gas accum: whereas the subsequent mi- gration and accumulation of gas into & faulted entrapment is termed seo- ondary gas accumulation. DOCTORS THE CASPER PRIVATE STAFF SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND. OBSTETRICS Homer R. ig a 5 as Victor R. Dac! r Ay 2 Se. EYE, EAR Ne NOSE: and Tino Ae Harmon L. Stanton, M. D INTERNA MieDiCKS i R. EB. SKIN: AND Xe AY TREATMENE GENITO-URINARY DISEASES ”_ . Be Raeorh M. D. ROED LOGIST Hallie Me Ellis. PATHOLOGIST J. F, O'Donnell, M. D. ARMACIST Lothian, Ph. a. DENTIST Cc. E. Duncan, D. D. 8. Offices in. Rohrbaugh Building 113 East Second Street Telephone 54 and 55 DR. W. W. YATES Eye Ear, Nose and Throat 112 E. Second. Phone 2201 and 1862W DR, G. 5S. BARGER Midwest Bulding ‘elepbone 113 DR. T. J. RIACH Physician and Surgeon Residence 2118 Cc. KAMP, M. D. 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