Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 18, 1923, Page 9

* employment éach afternoon,” Address IRSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1923. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING OUT OF TOWN are tsaearents, pust be accompanied by cash — Bh in full payment of the ae Kote the foregoing instructions about ° untine th he words How to Answer Blind) Classified Ads In answering blind ade in these columns ,pleas> be careful to use the precise address given in the advertisement. Write the addres: Letters brought to The Tribune office do not require pi Always inclose your an- in sealed envelope. In reply- ingitt to advertisements where refer- enoes are askec for, do not send the original references. Send cop- fea of them only. | j i ADVERTISING RATES—The rate for inserting Want Ads in T! Cas- per Dally Tribune at 144 cents each insertion; minimum 25 ceni CLOSING HOUR—Want Ads t classified properly must be Casper Daily Tribune office before 10:30. Want Ads received after 1 to 12:30 p. m. will be inserted under the head “Too Laté to Classify.” HELP WANTED—FEMALE VANTED—Girl for «general house- work. Phone 1034 in mornings. rz 1-18-31 WANTED—Woman for cooking, genera] housework and to take care of baby. Apply 704 Park Ave. Phone 149¥. 1-17-t€ WANTED— Young girl to assist) 50 with housework. 801 S. Beech Phone 1303. ‘WANTED — Woman housework; *}for sale ‘Maid for general house- 1212 8. Center. Phone 305R. 1-17-4t AN’ ‘work. MATERNITY. nurse will go out or care a cases in own home. Phone 87R. 1-18-4t f ‘ST having six years exp: Nence, desires. work; for full infor- mation phone 1446J. 1-176? POSITION WANTED— Experienced office. Phone 1688W. ACETEYLENE welder with four years experience on pipe wel(ng, wants work, Phone 666R.. | 1-17-2t Pentti ible he Tg YOUNG man with excellent. refer- ences desires four or flye hours Box 102, Casper, Wyo., Phone 816K. > 116-at ———— EXPERIENCED janitor and garage man wants work, Acdress Box A-3, ‘Tribune. Ee GIRL wants position as offics girl. s58R. 1516-30") SS WANTED—Position by young wom-) an stenogriwher, bookkeeper and typist; four years experience in the estate and insurance business. A-T, Tribune. 1-16-3t* SERVICES OFFERED ——— LET ME FIGURE with you before you let that contract. Frank 0. Holtzman, contractor and builder. Phone 1229J. 721 Madison. 1-17-tt LAUNDRY WORK called for and delivered or done at the home. Re- sponsible party. Phone cues C2 ee aa HEMSTITCHING. Singer service only at 152 N. Cen: ter; we haye no connection with any other hematitching establishment {i Casper. Singer Sewing Machine Co., Arkeon, Bidg. Phone 2205, 1-16-tf WANTED—All kinds of washings and women’s bundles a spe prices reasonable. Call 121 N. Solvent or phone 2069J. 116-7t} |, Let Me Figure With You Before You Let That Contract FRANK 0. HOLT; Co Phone 12: ISTIT' Service only at. 152 N. Center; we have no connection any other} titching establishim: in Cas: per. Singer Sewinz Machine © Arkeon Bldg. Phone, 2205 1-16 hes packings rug. “cleaning m for rent. Cormier ané ic: ‘vacuu: Durbin. Phone 1682M. Camb, 107 8. 10-25-tf FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES ——— FOR SALB — Seven-passenger Mar- mon sedan, first c:ass condition; good terms. Call at 827 East A. 1-18-4t* HE BOUGHT A COLUMBIA Ford $100 BENEDICT MOTOR COMPANY 550 E. Yeilowstone Livin | ae — FOR SALE—One Studebaker Big Six disc steel wheels, A-1 condition; this car can be handled on payments; will demonstrate. Phone 249. 1-18-3t FOR SALE AUTOS—FORD touring, fine shape throughout; star new battery. Owner will sell reasoi able; terms to reliable party, Mc- fams. phone 1924 during day; even- 1701. 1-17- _——— FOR SALE — One Cadillac Eight. with new paint and five new Kelly handle this car; will ayment will be i.28.3t demonstrate. Phone 249. pence ets enn nai FOR SALE—A brand new Jewett fan 350 miles at $200 less than new price; will demonstrate evenings from 6 to 7 p. m, Call at 645 West ‘Thirteenth. 1-16-3t* HT A COLUMBIA ers Ro: MOTO tone HE BOU! 1-16-6t*, typist, can write shorthand. Phone) | |FOR SALE—6 oak |FOR SALE — Several show cases, | PHONOGRAPHS, PIANOS, ETC. cords in A-1-condition; $650 as first| BRINGING UP FATHER FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Ford Sedan; starter and demountable rims; shock absorbers; large steering wheel; in first class condition; $400. 1229 E. Third. 1-17-3t® FOR SALE—Sexon Bix in good run- ning order; give us your offer. 249 8. Center. 1-16-t£ FOR SALE—Nine Fords, any style; $95 to $460; some are overhauled; roadsters, touring, sedans and coupes: one Oldsmobile, four-cylinder model 43A_touring practically new poate bed roadster guaranteed in every res} new Chevrolet et $225 down; the o2d superior model sedans and coupe has Sis The Wyoming Oldsmobile word:on a used car at 454 EB. myFellowstone is as good as a Gold bond. 16-3t .| FOR SALE—1921 model Ford tour- ing in. good shape, Jack Jones Gar- age. 1-14-4t* THEY BOUGHT COLUMBIAS MONEY TO LOAN —————$— PLENTY money to loan on improved real estate. H. Vossbeck, lobby of American Theater. L6r£ ~~ LIVESTOCK — FOR SALE—Two Shetland ponies; both we broke and sound; ¢ $50 each if solc this week. 634 S. Durbin Bt. Phone 89R. 147-3 FOR RENT—ROOMS pete eta Ce eet tat sero ee FOR RENT—Comfortable gas heat- ed room, next to bath in private familly; reagonable. Phone 427M. Ae. 1A1s-2t Peas RENT—Two-room newly fur- ished basement; hot and cold wa- as bath. 909 8. Walnut. 1-16-3t* FOR RENT—Modern front bedraom, gentlemen, preferred. 522 S. Dur- bin. Phone 2081M. 1-18-1t We haye some exceptional bar- gains in good used cars lett with us ‘Hudson $1200, Buick $550, Chandler $450, Chevrolet $200, Cole Eight $850, Dodge Commercial $400, Overlanc $300 and others. If want a good used car at a low price we have it, Small payment down— balance terms to suit. BENEDICT MOTOR COMPANY 550 E. Yeilowstone Phone 2030 1-17-2t AUTO ACCESSORIES WESTERN aux TOP CO. New tops and curtains—S'de curtains repaired rtm. Ughts put in. 367 8. Ash. Phone 1660, 1-18-4t NEW and second-hand tires, ail sizes, Vulcanizing. Phone 1473- Uneeda Tire Co., 522 B. Yellowston Beye 12-134 HOUSEHOLD GOODS chairs, dining roam table. Phone 357. 1-17-3t FOR SALE—2 brown wicker chaira, upholstered in tapestry, also ivory dressing table. 737 E. Fourth. ee 1-17-21 {fF YOU WANT second hand furnl- ture or anything second- hand, or have anything to. trade, cail at 387 Ash or phone 1669, 7-9-+t! FOR SALE—Seyeral used sewing mu chines tn good condition. Phone ' 1086. 16-tf FOR SALE- ww kitchen table and center table, cheap for cash. 216 East F. Aapartment 2. 1-5-tf lier Sid AUCTION HOUSE , CASPER MATTRESS FACTORY * Real ercen in new and used stove heaters and tank heaters; in- jatantaneous water heaters; dressers, tables, chairs library tables; real 42- pound mattress $9; we renuvate and recover. See us first. 326 W. Yeliow- stone. Phone 1¢17J. 12-28-t¢ FOR SALE—Several electric wash- ing machines. Phone 1086. 1-5-tt HOUSEHOLD GOODS—I have high class player-piano for cheap, if taken at once. are oe ¥F wpeset, 5 Phone 1618- WANTED—Used Ford roadster; pay cash; state price and condit’on in reply. Address P. O. Box 1767. 1-17-2t* RESPONSIBLE married couple, no WANTED TO BUY — Furniture of any kind. 120 W. Midwest. Phone 249. 2-24-tf “WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand fur- niture or anything of value; high- est cash price paid. 367 8 Ash. Phone 1660. 5-9-tt {| WANTED TO. BUY — anythin value in household goods, one 1086. 1-5-tf FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Lacy’s all wool large size blue serge suit, will exchange for lady’s coat of some size or will sell cheap, 345 8, Conwell. vane FOR SALE—Beautiful evening gown of silver cloth and jace; size 18; worn only once; must be seen to be appreciated; reasonable; phone Bash 1-17-2t* FOR SALE—A baby's wicker ward: robe. Phone 1843. 1-17-2t cash register and typewriters and typewriter desks. Phone 108¢. 1-5-tft —_——$—$— FOR SALE—Newspapers in bundles Of 100 for 10c; just the thing to put under carpets and on the pantry |shelves, All you want at The Tribune office, 9-16-tr LATEST Victor and Brunswick rec- ords always at The Chas. EB. Wells Music Co., 282 1. Second, Casper. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS w our sty nugeles; to ride in baby | new ham <TED—More babies stylish Sturet complete new line ce from $ re Co, 50 ww A2-1-tt pero ied dress Box A-10, Tribune. RESPONSIBLE married couple, no children, will take charge of room- ing or apartment house; might con- sider taking care of private resiCence during owner's absence. First civ character and financial have lived in Casper 2 years. Box A-lz, Tribune, 1-17-2t FOR RENT—Furnished room by the month, suitable for two gentlemen. 212 8S. Center, 1-18-3t* FOR RENT—Room in modern home, board if desired. 422 8. Beech. 1-16-2t FOR RENT —Sleepingroom for gen- tleman, 517 8, Wolcott. . Phone 397M. 1-18-3t FOR RENT—Large bedroom, closet, home privileges; close to refinery; board if desired. 941 8. Walnut Phone 788J. 1-16-3t WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—Or might buy from owner, five or six-room, mod- ern house, with garage. Phone WANTED By February First Six or Seven-Room Modern Furnished House ett nag rent house, close in; no children; will Fl Si | gzcellent care ‘of your place, What have you? Phone 274R ~ 1-15-tf) WANTED TO RENT—4 or 5-room unfurnished house; strictly modern; close in; by February 1. 1-17-8t WANTED TO RE near iINT—Garage corner of Grant and MiJ‘on. Ad- 1-16-3¢° HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS from the center of town at 406 W,! Firat. 11-20-tt ROOM AND BOARD ROOM AND BOARD at 834 BE. Seo-| ro) ond; gas, light. Phone pO Seats BOARD AND ROOM—Best of board @t 221 N. Center, in rear, wi 1-14-4t BOARF AND ROOM, $10 a week, hom cooking, hot air heat, shi 1679 414 8. Oak, FOR RENT__APARTMENTS FOR RENT — Large unfurnished apartment, livingroom; bedroom, kitchenette, breakfast nook and bath;} d! hot water heat, gas range, {ee box; $75 per month. Phone 2062W, Vag FOR RENT—Strictly modern apart- ment; splendidly furnished; ready by Feb. 1. Hart Apartment. Phone 1815-5. 1-17-4t FOR RENT—One 2-room. furnished except bedding. 360 N. Beech. 117-1t* FOR RENT—8-room apartment, also garage. 241 N, MeKinley, Phone 57. 1-27-4t RESPONSIBLE married couple, no children, will take charge of room- ing or apartment house; might con- sider taking care of private resicence during owner's absence. First class references; character and financial have lived in Casper 2 A-12, Tribune. ¥OR RENT —Four-room basement apartment, $80 per month; lights and water furnished. Fifteenth and 8, McKinley. Phone 1615W. 1-8-4t YOR RENT—Partly furnished apart- ment, large living room, Murphy bed, steam heat, electric range, hot and cold water, laundry privilege with use of electric washer. Apply to apartment 8, Tribune bldg. FOR RENT— Two-r ment, furnished, ti from center of town per month; lights. and weter furnished. Call at 406 W, Firat. 11-20-£ referenvem + Phone 17133. | ¢| ed. Harr: 7; | tion the rest In pastur; FOR RENT__APARTMENTS Se SSSR RST FOR RENT—Three-room basement apartment, furnished. except bed- ding and dishes, good dry basement. 628 W. Tenth. Phone 42. ne 42, 118-1t FOR RENT—HOUSES __ FOR RENT—Two room hous with! clothes closet and tollet inside; no} children, 118 8. Jackson, 1-18-1t* FOR RENT—Two 2-room houses; Stoves furnished. Phone 1169-W. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished one- room house in Milis, cheap. In- quire at postoffice. Mrs. Ed, Hurley. 1-18-20¢ FOR RENT—Three-room house, bath’ garage: Inquire 1318 tas. ae rs -16-4t*| FOR RENT—Furnished nico three-| room house, southeast part of town,| Phone 701W. 1-18-2t*| FOR RENT—room modern. house, compietely furnished; piano, Rent $85. Phone 1975-J. 117-6t FOR’ *RENT—MISCELLANEOUS }FOR RENT— Light running sewing | machines, Phone 1086. 15 tt | FOR SALE—HOUSES bere ots re tare Site hha FOR SALE—Good 4-room house on| South Washington; 4 rooms in basement. renting for $35.00; large lot; double garage; price $4500.00; ensy terms. Mathers Realty Co., 255 8. Center, Phone 1088w. 1-17-3t FOR SALE!$2900 equity in $5,000 place; 9-room stucco houre; com: Plotely furnishet. “Will se:l for $1,000. 1155 & Cottonwood. 1-17-2t* A ein 1S A FORTRESS B his home; four rooms, bat! tw: Tobias re basem: double ga. age; location very bi can sell on very reasonable terms. See Ben Real- ty Co., Realtors, 202 Midwest Bldg. 1-16-4t RESPONSIBLE married’. couple, \ ao children. will take charge of room- ing or apartment house; might con- sider tak'ng care of private resiCence during owner's absence. . First class teheracter and financial references; have ‘ived in Casper 2 years. Box 4332 ‘Tribune, aati | ;FOR SALE—By Owner: — 6-room! modern dwelling, with basement or} wil trade for good ness. Call 1823 8, Elm. 1-10-10t FOR SALE—Attractive comfortable | five-room house, $5,500, reasonable, terms. W. Jay Robb, 419 W. Thir-| } teenth, 1-16-4t* DO YOU WANT THIS HOME? Neat little home,-one-room on nice} level lot; east part of city $100 down, ice small monthly payments. See Ben Realty Co., Realtors. gia FOR SALE—By owner, nice home on pavement, four rooms, —modefn; three-room apartment in basement rented. If you Bre looking for a nice home, tet us show you this one.’ Phone 874. 1-16-8t FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE (_ —_——<—S FOR SALE—Lot in good location; easy terms. Inquire 1427 8. Box | Elcer. 1-17-4t eee SALE—Corner of East Second | building. Phone 157J. SALE — Lots in Standard Petghte with gas and water; easy terms. J. BE. Stafford, 334 epiye Bldg. Pho: 0: 14 FOR SALE—Gooa ceeenerntin partly excavated, water on lot; on E, Twelfth street; reduced from $1,200 to $850 for quick sale. y Free & Co,, Phone 338, 1-16- ER LOTS—We ey lots in Fair CASP: ‘View addition for &@ week; city water, across the street away. The Dobbin Realty ‘or Midwest Bldg. 11-14-f FOR SALE—FARMS FOR SALE — Improved Nebrasaka farm, 1,160 acres, located in Cherry county, two miles to school, four mites to Cai 200 noo pap 231 per acre; will sell part < hand good terms. For further information, write Frank Kludsikofsky, Oakdale, Neb., or call at 1049 Box Elder, Casper, Wyo. 1-12-6t* Pl doch SSRI te ie enone nea FOR SALE—7 acres of land with two room house; four miles from Cas: per. Phone 2289W. 1lz2t FOR SALE—GARAGE SALE-—Garage; new concrete building 50x65 cor located at Teapot townalte. Call at Teapot or phone 340M. 1-17-3t* FOR SALH—A garage 12x18, Phone | 1263. 2.17-2t* FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE 1018 Huc- Hu¢- son Six, new block, new pistons, new, rings, 5 new cord tires; abso.ute- ly in first class shave. Must sell this one; come and look it over, at the: 2 for 1 store. 302 W. Becond Bt. | 14 [FOR SALE OR TRADE-—1 Indios’ and 1 gentleman's new beaver cont, Phone 621, tarate | Che Casver Daily cridune Drawn for The Casper Daily Tribune by George McMaaus)| -2t| less ambitious and willing work 318 |0n the 26th day of February, A. AW: THERES AN AMERICAN TOURIST: HELL KNOW WHERE THE GARBER -SsHOP 15 - FOR SALE OR TRADE — FOR SALE OR TRADE—Water well rigs. Phone 491J, 200 West K, 1-14-6t* — GOOD LINE COOK WANTED as partner in small cafe: no invest: ment is required. Don’t answer un- Room 10 Seidel Hotel. farst| 2, ean FOR LEASE—Oil company prefer- red, all of second floor of building. 20x75 feet; business district. Box A-ll, Tribu: 1-17-2t* 2. rene FOR SALE—MIl, doing good busi- ness, terms to right party. Phone 873. 1-16-3t FOR LEASE—160 acres Bolton field; government Address P. O. Box 778. 5-29-tf LOST AND FOUND LOST—At 221 B. Fifth a bed roll. Finder please phone 132, 1-18-3t LOST—Bunch of keys, with tag W. M. Wilson; left tn postoffice Box Finder please return to office. 1-17-8t* LOST—A new epring hat, black and grey, Gage model; in wind. Phone 1469M. PERSONAL PERSONAL—Connor meet me at 2 o'clock any afternoon this week at the postoffice.. The woman that walked Gown Yellowstone with ee 1-18-2t*| MOREHOUSE ASE Gray Must Testify in Daniel | and Richard Murders, Is Court's Verdict. El MADAM WONDER—Wondertul lite reader; the lady with the wonderful powers tells past, present and future. Call and consult her on any affa'rs, 252 West B. Hours 9 a. m. p.m. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE- )MENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE State of Wyoming, Natrona, ss. In the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District. In the Matter of the Estate of Emma E. Hollingsworth Rummel, Jr., Deceased. Notice . is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the above entitled estate that th undersigned Administrator of estate of Emma E. Hollingsworth Rummel, Jr,, deceased, has filed his final account and petition for dis- ibution of said estate, and the e» tablishment of heirship thereit., with the. Clerk of the District Court of Natrona County, State of Wyoming, where any one interested | may examine said account and pe-| tition, and file objections thereto,! at any time within thirty (30) days after the last publication of this} notice, said last date of publication being the 18th day of January, A. D., 1928, and if no objections are filed, he will make final settlement of said’ estate at @ o’clock in the forenoon on the 19th day of Feb- ruary, A. D, 1923, or as soon there- after as the matter may be heard. Dated this 21st day of Decem-) ber, A. D. 1922. \ ADOLPH G. RUMMEL, JR. Admi ‘inistrator. | M. W. PURCELL, Attorney for Estat Publish Dec. 21, 28. ies: 4, 11 County of eat} and. 18. NOTIC= OF ATTACHMENT State of Wyoming, Natrona County, ss. To Charles W. Gregory: You! are hereby notified that a writ of| attachment has been issued against you, and your property attached to) secure the demand of Ambrose Hemingway, amounting to twenty- five and 90-100th ($25.90) dollars, with interest from January 1, 1922. cost of suit and such other relie as may be found lawful, Now un- less you shall appear before Henry F. Brennan, a Justice of the Peace, in and for said county, at his office, 1928, at 10:00 o'clock in the fore-| noon, judgment will. be rendered} against you, and your property sold or appropriated for the debt. Dated iy 17th day of January, A. D, 192: | AMBROSE HEMINGWAY. Plaintiff. Publish-January 18, 25, and Feb. ruary 1, 1923, oe NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Notice {s hereby given of the in- corporation of RETALLACK MO- TOR TRUCK COMPANY. The ob- ject for which the Company has been formed is to engage in t! sale and distribution of automo- biles, motor cars, motor trucks, wa- gons, buggies and other -mechanic- ally: propelled yehicles and automo- bile and vehicle parts and sundries, and to do all and singular the things |Recessary or convenient in condu: jing. a general garage business, The amount of capital stock of, lthe Company fn twenty-five thou- send dollars ($25,000). consisting of two hundred and fifty (250)! |to be advertised as estrayed stock,| ‘ODOMOVERRULES OBJECTIONS IN yj stood a dlack hood was used by klans- shares of a par value of one hun- dred dollars ¥($100) ch. The Company shall have three di- rectors and the names of the dire:- tors who shall manage the affairs| of the Company for the first year are, George W. Retallack, Marche Retallack and A. H. Belcher. The business of the Company shall be; transacted in the city of Casper at 226 South David street, in Natrona County, Wyoming, which said place! shall be its principal office in this on and the name of the agent in charge thereof is George W. Re- tallack. I. G. McCANN, Attorney. Publish January 18, 19, 20, 1923. a btehineb Beaton Cy ESTRAYED STOCK FOR SALE The following described animal to be sold to the highest bidder at public auction, Dees the City Pound, at 2:00 p. m., Saturday, January the 20th, 1923. 1 Gelding, bay; star in forchead:! white hind feet; unbranded: weight about 1,350 pounds. (Signed) A. NESBITT, | Chief of Police. Publish Jan. 12, 15, 18, 1923. —$——— ae BASTROP, La, Jan. 18.—Judge Fred M. Odom today overruled objec-| tion of counsel for . N. Gray,’ witness | |{n the open hearing investigation into kidnapping and slaying of Watt) Daniel and Thomas Richard, hooded| band victims, and directed that Gray should continue his testimony begun| yesterday. Judge Odom repeated his! ruling of yesterday, however, that Gray would not be required to answer questions that might inyolve state- ments of a possible incriminating nature. C, W. Barnett, as counsel for Gray, halted ‘proceedings when Gray was! recalled to the witness stand today| w; with an announcement that because of certain newspaper dispatches, taken to indloate that Gray might be made a defendant in criminal action’ and other testimony, he would decline to-answer further questions “for the reason his testimony might be used to ineriminate him.” Mr. Barnett declared his. client would invoke his constitutional rights in declining to testify. Howard Warren, special state's at- torney, Attorney General A. V. Coco and George 8. Guion and Paul Som- payrac, assistants to the attorney gen- eral, replied to Mr. Barnett and chal- lenged the right of the attorney to| 503 protest against the questioning. The contention was made that in the pres- ent proceedings, as solely of an in- quisitorial nature, the right to de- cline to answer questions rested with the witness himself. Mr. Barnett moe the assertion that the questioning in some instances had taken the form of @ third degree. | Attorneys for the state made vigoroun| denial that any such tactics were being employed. BASTROP, La., Jan. 18.—(By The William Higgen- Morehouse parish farmer, open hearing inquiry into the kidnaping and slay- ing of Watt Daniel and Thomas Richard, said to have been victims of a black hooded band, that Dr. I. M. McKoin, former mayor of Mer Rouge | told him he had heard that Watt) Danie! planned to kill him (McKoin.)| Higgenbotham said he was a mem- ber of the Ku Klux Klan and under- jmen in addition to the white hoods and robes Higgenbotham told of having re- ceived threatening letters and ssid that on the night of the kidnaping “Newt” Gray and his cousin, Thomas Higgenbotham were at his home to | protect him. oe SUMIMARY OF ||—< NEVER MINO - IT HAD SEEN YEARS Ve. Dorey Ball was slightly injured at Fort Sheridan when their airplane NEW YORK—Reports published from 164 c#¥les show a construction cost total of $2,514,435,467, Brad- streets announced. WASHINGTON—Postal savings deposits in virtually every mining and industrial city show deposits in excess of withdrawals during De- cem @ month when heavy rr, Christmas drafts are usually made. INDIANAPOLIS — Notice was served on the con! miners of Nova Scotia that they can not affiliate with the “Red International” labor organizations of Moscow and remain members of the United Mine Work- ers. SANTA FE, N. M.—Governor Hinkle transmitted to the state crashed into a tree. t house of representatives the draft AUDITORS Cc, H. REIMERTH ine Public Accountant fi Tax ‘ice ‘gr Phone 767 VAN DENBERG R. 0, Certified Public Accountant Poets BE ea Rescate ACCOUNTANTS KE REGISTRY CORP. T ransfer Agon | seeti*on txchange Bldg. Phone 660 rane Bpopsice, Architects DUBOIS. * ors Casper, Wyo. Phone 449 WM. J, WESTFALL, Architect Suite 5, Daly Bullding RAYBURN bs ef | Suite 12, Daly Bldg. AUTO TOPS seat Covers, gehts Repaired Work Seewant AUTO 0 SOP SHOP. 134 North Kimball. Phone 1072W ———— Ghieagy Auto Paint and Toy, Beg $27 Industrial Ave., % North of ‘irbel, Top Man BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY CO. E. Yollowstone Phone 907 CHIROPRACTORS Palmer 127 W. Second ‘DR. J. H. JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY | Bulte 318 Midwest Bldg DR. B. G, HAHN, Townsend Bldg. MB. HARNED, Oniropractor 162 North Kimball Phone 1487 DR. I. &. BERQUIST Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 1757 DE. ©. I. ARNOLDUS Osteopathic and Chiropractic 310 0-8 Bullang” Phone 1754 CHIROPODISTS is lo Foot Specialist 212 S. Center St. Phone 124-3 JULIA RUSSELL Scientific Chiropodist Suite No. 1, Zuttermeister Bldg. Phono 1742 COAL CASPER COAL AND COKE Genuine Gebo Uoal 356 N. Pho! Durbin CONFECTIONS STANLEY & OULL DUBLIN—A code of stringent regulation! to punlyh attacks Against the army and state have been drawn up by the Irish Fite State government. NAPLES, Fia,—w. Canadian min G. Kenned ter of rullways, die CHICAGO—First Lieut Fox of was Russe 1d, Rantoul kiNed and Se R. Cigars, peetectienery, and News Phone 232 S. Cente sow , CLEANING AND PRESSING LADIES’ AND GENTS’ SUITS Cleaned and Pressed $1 Goods Called for and Delivered Phone 1127-R or 1660 Works 631 W. Ninth H. Stahl COMMERCIAL CLEANERS Clea ‘and Talloring 243 8. Center, Upstairs. Phons 11491 DOCTORS DR. A. P. KIMBALL urgeon Phone 2208 ‘and 1715W Business and Professional Directory ‘Architect — | Phone 135% M,. GABRIELLE SINCLAIR: Room 221 Phone 1714-3 Room bite | | | PAGE NINE. of the Colorado river compact signed by representatives of seven states here in November, with a oe recommending its ratifica- n. SAN DIEGO—Coroner Schuyler Kelly dec'ared that evidence which reached him last night convinced him that Fritzi Mann, pretty young dancer, found dead on the beach near here last Monday, was mur- dered and her death was not a sul- elde. KANSAS CITY—A bandit was shot and captured in an attempt to rob the mail car of eastbound Santa Fe train No. 6, known as the “Colorado-Ok'ahoma Flyer," —be- tween Holliday and Lawrence, Kans. BLOOMINGTON, Ill.—John 8B. Lennon, former treasurer of the American Federation of Labor, oy WASHINGTON—Col. George Er. TJams of Baltimore was appointed executive officer of the United States Venteran bureau. ROME—Premier Mussolini was slightly ill. ANDERSON, Ind.—Alvin Owsley, national commander of the Amer- fean Legion, denied that the organ- ization had entered politics.” ESSEN—France has decided to content {itself with the requiaition- ing of coal already mined, divert- ng to France the me cars already NEW YORK—Rueben Norkin was convicted of first degree mur- der for complicity in the slaying of Mrs. Jenn!e Becker. LOS ANGELES — Fire which Swept through the fourth floor of the furniture warehouse of Barker Brothers did damage est $1,000,000. ‘sancti DOCTORS THE CASPER PRIVATE Women's and Children’ Hospital 842 South Durbin—Phone 406 ST. uae eb es AND Homer R, Lathrop, M.D, F. A. 0. 8 Victor R. Dacken, B. Sc. M. D. EXE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Harmon L. Stanton, M. S,, M. D. INTERNAL MEDI CINE BMD. :3 X-R, PREATHENT GENITOUR RIN AnY gs. Ss T! ©. E. Duncan, D. D. 8. 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