Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1923, Page 15

/ } | | f | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1923. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—¥our room completely furnished spartment, two months. Call 370. ~ FOR ber ab ireahar arta modern See ment apartmen' per month; Pe water furnished. Fifteenth McKinley. Phone 1615W. modern fur- 610 RENT—Three-room nighed apartment with bath 8. Ash. FOR RENT—Two room furnished bs Sgestroant. Adults preferred. 1145 6. 3 ——— FOR RENT —Four room and two Yom apartment, strictly modern. One block from bus line. 792 CY. FOR RENT—Two room furnished apartment $35. 1043 W. Railroad. FOR RBENT— Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 322. FOR RENT—To adults, two-room nicely furnished apartment close in. 919 it 3d with Murphy bed, breakfast nook end kitchenette, private bath and pri- vate entrance. Phone 1806W , be- ‘tween 6 and 7:30 p. m. OR RENT—Tworcom modern fur- nished apartment, Inquire ‘west G. Rear. m unfurnished Phone 1284W. FOR RENT—Three-roo: ent apartment; gas range and pho aitin features. Call 1235 8. I } ) FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartment $45; steam heated, Murphy bed, pri- vate bath, large dressing room, built- in features, built-in kitchen cabinet; gas and gas range furnished; adults, onlyCunningham Apartments, 227 N. ‘Park. Phone 1270. ‘WANTED — A girl to ment, A ‘Apartments, share apart- mt A Rex lunday or evenings.- FOR RPNT—Modern four-room un- furnished house. Phone 23870 and esk for Ryan. 1345 S. Spruce. FOR RENT—Large three-room partly furnished house with bath end a double garage; one block north of the Yellowstone highway, Call after 6 p.m. 1418 E. Burlington, FOR RENT—One fourroom unfur nished house, gas, lights and water fose in. Phone 829M. SALE—New house and two lots for sale only $100 down and $50 a month; total $1,800; water and gas; 10 minutes from ‘postoffice; 10 blocks from Midwest refinery. This is a snap. Baker-Grude Investment Co., 133 N Wolcott. Phone 11 FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Three-room partly fur nished house. Inquire in rear after 5:30. 936 8, Chestnut. ‘FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Stall in garage. 624 W. feenth. zl RENT—Garage at 304 N. Jack- son. Phone 1145R. FOR RENT—Garnage at 1023 8. nut. Phone 539W. FOR RENT—OFFICES FOR RENT—Three-room Bldg., back of P. O. See N. Durbin. WILL build two store rooms 25x75 feet to sult tenant; office suites und é office, Duff Barber, 255 sleeping rooms om second floor; on W. First street. Phone 1388 or 505 Call for Meyer. FOR SALE_HOUSES FOR SALE— Three-room house in North Casper for $1,500 and $200 cash. Martin-Lamar. Phone 2214. |FOR SALE—Six-room modern home in 600 block on Park for $8,000. Martin-Lamar. Phone 2214. FOR J— Four-room North Casper with garage and fenc- ed for $2350 and $300 cash, Martin- Lamar. Phone 2214, ! | FOR SALE—Four-room house, also two-room house on back of $3,500. 1135 S. Box Elder. FOR SALE—House and two lots on| north side $950. $150 cash, RL a lot; Kamon, 242 ©. Second. FOR SALE — By owner, fiveroom | strictly modern stucco ‘house, one furnished room in basement; built in features, fireplace, shades, screens, | linoleum in kitchen and bath, fence, walks, garden trees; will consider two good adjoining lots in trace. $7,600. Phone 1625W. 418 E. Thirteenth. FOR SALE—Smail threeroom house| and two 560x135 fdot lots with water | on lots in 30 days, for only $900.| $50 down and $25 a month, ted 11 blocks from Midwest refinery. Address P. O. Box 319, | FOR SALE—Fiveroom modern resi- dence, full basement, good location on | east side, $5750. — $1000 cash. R. Kamon, 242 East 24. FOR SALE—Twenty-room boarding house property or furniture and property, a gocd buy for some one. Box 1866. FOR SALD BY OWNER—Four-room modern house with four rooms fin- 4 in basement; jal! furnished $100 month. Call 5 Es 5 = AUDITORS 0. H. REIMERTH HARRY F. COMFORT and Accounting Phone 2008 Suite 18, Daly Bldg. 6, VAN DENBERG - certified ‘Public Accountant Income Tax Ff Phone 148 G RBGISTRY CORP. uditors Accountant . ree Transfer Agents ARCHITECTS “DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects ‘Rooms 11-12, Townsend Block Capper, Wyo. bina ed WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect Suite 5, Daly 'BAGGAGE and TRANSFER SFER Res. pone aw Office Phone $13 Storage and Fuel Reese ‘Transfer, prop. Phone 949 BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY 119 -East Fifth * CHIROPRACTORS : co. Phone 907 DR. J. H. JEFFREY [ DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY $18 Midwest Bldg. Phone 162 North Kimball St. JAMES P. KEM FOR SALB—Lot 120x140, good loca Rone 3407 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. |ty"242'East fa, DR. i .E. BERQUUIST : HAGENS & MURANB Blas. yond 2987 Lawyers : LAND FOR SALE re oa a etvoct 296-907 Olt Exchange Building | SOR SAL@—¥ive acre tract, two and 112 Besjone, 2220 WILLIAM 0. WILSON one-half miles from town, on gocd yom and X-Ray Attorney-at-Law highway, $1,600, $260 cash, balance Palmer School Graduate Buite 14-15-16 Tor nd Bldg. $40 per month. P, O. Box 319. . 1. ARNOLDUS LOST AND FOUND feopadhle and Chiropractle 17104 Attomney-at-Law T 310 0-8 Building Ligne 427 Midwest Building LOST—Sunday afternoon on Brooks TON. D. ©. road, one Goodyear all-weather ©.°A. THURSTON, D- NGILBEE & ADAMS tread 8x5 tire on rim. Return to of- 210. 0-8 Buildin, Phone 2217| fice of Standart .. Plant No. os weet ___feem SN | onal GAnLAGEE, torre foe LD GALLS wyer CLEANERS Suite 1—Wooe Bids. 7 LOBT—One ait weather tread Good- J year tire an im Casper } THE SERVICE CLEANERS OSTEOPATH an@ Salt Creek. Reward for return yr ne tee peed DR, CAROLINE ©. DAVIS |*0 Casper Buick Co. (Pe ed credo Physician LOST—From Ileo, bleed about Juno Suite 6, june Apartments, Ph. 388) 24, one brown gel CHIROPODIST aa Gna RED Gab aed a f 9 vey also bay elding | CORINNE B. O'BRYANT Osteopathic Physician ae rane) es ee ee | Foot Specialist 316 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1030|325 reward if returned to | 116 Mast Second Phone 1046R Bion. DR. B. G. HAHN menses eT te M. EB. HARNED, Chiropractor Physicians and Surgeons 200 0-8 Bldg. Office Ph. 699 Res. 746 DR. G. 5. BARGER Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted. 133 G, Wolsott DR. T. J. RIACH Physician and Surgeon prot) Residence 2118 Phone 113 Phone DOCTORS THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL 938 South Durbin—Phone 273 Women's and Chiidren's Hospital 642 South Durbin—Phone 406 STAFF SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS M.D. F. A. ©. & $e, ‘M.D. EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT nL. Stanton, M. '8,, M. D. SKIN AND X-RAY ‘TREATMENT GENITO-URINARY DISEASES G. B. Underwood, M. D. ROENTGENOLOGIST Hallie M. Ellis PATHOLOGIST Jd. F, O'Donnell, M. D. PHARMACIST R. 8. Lothian, Ph. G. DENTIST ©. E. Duncan, D. D. 5 Offices in Rohrbaugh Building 118 East Second Street Telephone 54 and 55 DR. KATHRYN FV. T. SMITH ican and Sargeon—North Br Formerly at Corner of H. rbin. Holtzman Apartment, Madison St. Phone Later. DR. W. W. YATES Specialist Eye,Ear, Nose and Throat Suite 2, 112 East Second MARSHALL ©. KEITH, M. D. HERBERT }.. HARVEY, M. D. Office 208 South Center—Phone 30 i Hs 72. AMBROSE HEMINGWAY Lewyer Room 332 NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 09-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. |lAve., BARNEY GOOGLE~ YouRS CRA2Y TSE STAY COOPED “Te LON A NICE BAY Like This « oP FING YouR HAT AND COME ON <=WELL GQ TH Toe RACES This ANO Youu GE OF THE CoLTs “SPARK X Can > “Nous SOMEBODY'S FOLLOWING OS, AVERY. | THINK FOR SALE_HOUSES FOR SALE—Two room new. house| southeast for $1550 and only $150) cash. Martin-Lamar, Phone 2214. NEW THREE-ROOM HOUSE on 8t.| John St. Water, gas, electric light | garage and furnished for $2400. $500 \down, balance easy payments, In- quire at 810 Pear St. evenings. | |TWO ROOM HOUSE, southwest, six cheap luts southeast $2500. ‘Take |good paper. “P. O. Box 195 Casper. |FOR SALE—New threeroom home With bath and gas, $3600. $400 cash. R. Kamon, 242 East 24, FOR SALE—New house and two lots for sale only $100 down and $50 a month; total $1,800; water and gas; 10 mirkites from postoffice; 10 blocks from Midwest refinery. This is a snap, Baker-Grude Investment Co., 183 N. Wolcott. Phone 1189. FOR SALE—Seven-room strictly, = FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE ENGLEWOOD. . Why not buy a five or ten-acre eub- urban lot in Englewood, four and one- half miles north of Casper on the Salt Creek paved highway,’and live in the great outdoors, where you can have elbow room, and make a real away from the high rent and high ‘taxes; five acre lots $500, to $750; easy terms. Call us today. John M. England Company Phones 1129-5433 202 O-S Bldg. corner of Twelfth street, $826. $125 down and $35 a month. Call Phone TOLW. LINOOLN AVE. LOT Fine location for house; east front; walks, curb and pavement; cement arive;’ city water on lot; access to sewer and gas. See owner 685 Kirk| Phone 1654J, FOR SALE—Lot in Fair View addi. tion; will turn contract over, $100.) Inquire 1202 Box Hlder. tracts, 2%4to 6 miles from town, close to highway. $200 to $300 an acre. Small payment down. P, O. Box 31 SHOE REPAIRING NORTH CASPER SHOR SHOP All Work Guaranteed + Ben Suyematsu 235 East SIGN PAINTER ~~ SIGNS—J. ROY BITLER 133 8. Wolcott Phone 2305W TAILORS D TROY TAILORS AND CLEA Phone 148 EB. Midwos* 268Ww FOUND—Drawings on Yellowstone Owner can have same by calling and paying for this a4, 838x4 between Douglas and Casper, Finder pleare return to Tribune and receive reward, BUSINESS CHANCES FIRST class cafe for sale cheap, in A UNE AFTERNOON on Some PLUG” RUNS. AGAINST NEXT SATURDAY — v ceave The DONT . Mac. HERE's A BiG DARKY AFTER ME & <X TppeD HIM CFF To CAY WIS DovGH on MY HORSE @e HEARS ThaT SPARKY 13 IN, GAD SURE ENOUGH « BES StL CAVING Come On, mae. Tee @oasTt Is "CweARt PAGE FIFTEEN: By Biliey De Beck ISN'T THIS, vi BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE—4 four-room apartments and four car ; rental income $250 per month; this property can be bought for $9000 with $1000 cash and) $150 per month including interest you can iive in one apartment and the rents wil more than pay you out. Martin-Lamar, Phone 2214. HOTEL FOR SALE. Cvez thirty rooms, well furnished, r.ostly new, exceptionally good ‘sitchen equipment; long lease; full all the tine; doing big volume of busi ness; excellent location; will take $6,- 000 cash, balance $4,000; easy terms, Address H, 8. Hardman, Box 404, Cas- per. FOR SALE—Modern apartment hou with ‘good steady tenants; twenty- five rooms in main building; three cot- ; large garage; lot 75x130 feet; good furniture throughout; monthly income $670; price $22,000; cash $38, 000, balance easy. This wil net 20 per cent on the investment after allowing for taxes, insurance, upkeep and care Address Advertiser, P. O.. Box 404; Casper. FOR SALE—Growing business in a good location, cash or trade, Phone \2371W. FOR SALE—Garage 24x38, suitable for car repair, sign shop ‘or repair hop with three little rooms attached Sant Yellowstone, Call Mr. Baker al 189. PERSONAL MADAM WONDER, wonderful read er, the lacy with the wonderful pawer, tells past, present and future. Call and consult her on any affairs 450 8. Durbin, Hours 9 a. m. to 10 Pp. m MADAM Reno, palmist and clairovoy- ant, located at Apartment S, Wyatt Hotel, readings one and three dollars; patronized and appreciated by tho better classes. Office hours 8 a m. to 9 p. m, PRES. HARDING lo PAST GAlstS (Continued from Page One.) and then retired. The head nurse also took advantage of the change in| her patient’s condition, and obtained| some sleep. Lietttenant Commander Joel T. Boone, assistant to Dr, Saw- yer, alone remained in the prealdent’s room or within call throughout the night. Mrs, Harding retired about midnight. General Sawyer, after his Inst visit to the president's room before goin to bed, issued a brief statement re- g008 location and cheap. Address cufr Judd, Glenrock, Wyo. garding Mr. Harding's condition - NES, VERY-ITS SUPERB! NEW JUST ORAND, TH kins clever! ture 100.2, and respiration 44, and ended by saying that he was “ rest- ing comfortably.” Announcement was made shortly before midnight that no more bul- letins would be issued until after the morning's consultation today et 9 o'clock, The betterment of the president's condition, however, did not lead to any serious discussion of the future program of the party. Whatever may be recommended, Mr. Harding will have final decision, and: there 1s no intention of placing such matters as that before him until he gets back his strength. William Wrigley, Jr., presented to Secretary Christian an invitation to the president and Mrs. Harding to spend the days of the former's convalescence at Catalina, where he has a large estate, Neither was the change for the bet- ter immediately noticeable in reduc- tion of the number of telegrams re- ceived. All through the early hours of the evening messenger boys con- tinued to make frequent trips with telegrams and the stream got under way again early this morning, In the meantime vallant efforts were being made to write and have signed acknowledgments of the wishes ten- dered and solicitude shown, Among those was a response to a telegram by former President Wilson. None of the messages wer) made public, Reducing City Expenses GLENROCK.—The fore part of the week Mayor Anson decided that the night marshal job could be dispensed with and go Marshal Clarence Bishop was relfeved of Hils duties. The pres- sent city fathers ere trying in every way possible to cut the expenses of the town and to get it out of debt if it {s possible, and in order to do this they are cutting expenses wherever possible. It is hoped that {t will not be found necessary to put on a mar shal at night again as this will re- duce the city’s expense $150 per month. ‘Pho present administration {s mak- ing big strides in reducing expenses and putting the city in better finan- cial condition. For the first time a sinking fund for retiring city bonds has been made and the funds regu- larly put therein, so that they can be used for no other purpose. Recently |this fund reached the $4,000 mark and bonds for that emount of the first bond issue were called in and paid off, This is a pretty good record | considering that the city had a great deal of indebtedness when the pres- ent administration took charge of af- firs, If the town's affairs are con- tinued in the present manner for the next three or four yeara the city will This noted a pulse of 116; tempera-be in an excellent financial condition. COLORING 1S CHARMING. SCINTILATING. OH GOODNESS! ve’ SAGEBRUSH 'S AND THE FOR car's, SAKE | GET BUSY OR GET OUT OF THE wav! 1s sO BROKER IS HELD ON SIX COUNTS NEW YORK, Aug. 1—Six indict ments have been returned against Louls Montgomery Kardoes, former. ly head of the stock brokerage con-, cern of Kardos and Burke, which fail- ed last year for more than 2,000,000. Five of the indictments charged Kardos with trading against the ac count of customers and the sixth with bucketing ordera. John Burke, formerly treasurer of the United States and three times governor of North Dakota, was a member of the firm. He said he had no {dea of the nature of the busj- ness in which his firm was alleged to have indulged and agreed to assist the district attorney's office. Equipment Arriving GUERNSEY.—The vanguard of the Sinclair Pipe Line company arrived yesterday and unloaded several car- loads of equipment for the telephone line of the company, which is being constructed from Teapot to Kansas City. The telephone gang will be located at Guernsey until the line {s com pleted through this section The line will be a copper circuit and the estimated cost will ‘be a million dollars. Through the valley their line will be strung on tho Platte Valley Telephone company’s poles. The pipeline outfit should be here within a short time to start work on laying the pipe on the Guernsey sec tor. Some material has already ar- rived for the line. Tho estimated cost of the pipe line from the Teapot dome to City will be 40 milion dollars. RED FLAG IS DOWNED AGAIN HOBOKEN, N. J., Aug. 1.—Head quarters of the Marine Transport Workers dtvision of the I. W. W. was stormed .by a crowd for tho second time and its red flag torn down. ‘Twenty men participated in the at tack. Only four persons were in the hall when the place was stormed. | They said n stranger had open the door, peered in and then a peared. A moment later the attack ing force rushed up stairs and tramp ed into the room. Two of the I.\ W. said they had offered r ance and that they both had & Kansas | GASOLINE ALLEY —3,000 MILES DONE AND AVERY, FIFTEEN FEET AHEAD oe = LeT’s GO, 7 I AVERY =~ WE'VE HAD ENOUGH FUN WITH WALT. {F ULLUMS COULD ONLY © NOTHING DOING. AS LONG AS WE SIT TOHT WE CAN'T PASS US | HAROLD TEEN—YOU KNOW HOW, ’TIS WHEN ONE’S IN LOVE ‘| MINUTE YFIGHT LUKE] A CHAMP @NDTH Next 4S5TAND THEE UKE A one being badly cut above the eye. The intruders then opened the win- dow, tore down the banner and de- parted with it. (eA Pitcher Danforth of the St. Louis Americans was removed from the pitcher’s box in the ninth inning of the first game of the double header with the Philadelphia Ath- PHILADE JA, Aug 1— letics today by Umpire Morarity for persistently Manager } said he would prot the ground the ball. stand uni cathedral. the ball. Athletics t the game on al delivery of Athletics lost the iscoloring k of the of The people can of St. Paul's ’ Bug Eat: Bug De and ot destr insects ta bugs of var us species to t