Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1923, Page 13

FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1923. FOR SALE_HOUSES three-room cash pay- FOR — Modern house in good condition; ment and balance in monthly pay- ments. See Owner. 1311 East A. ee FOR SALE—New fourroom modern lot, garage, southoust corner lot 3 6,900 with $1,000 SFE iene vf odern house trees, garage, chicken South Ash street: price cash, balance same as rude Investment Co. ig i START TO OWN A HOME Your rooms, bath room: no fixtures; * furnished; a at on Sout Conwell street, only $200 cash down, monthly at 8 per cent; price . See Ben Realty Co,, Realtors, SALE—Small threeroom house ‘and two 60x185 fot lots with water Jota in 30 days, for only $900. down and $25 a month. cated % blocks from Midwest refinery. P. O. Box 319, FOR SALE — Tworcom furnished house, $30 a month. Inquire 134 East H. ale Ten-room house on David, paving ; big income; $12,500. $4,500 cash, ce monthly. See Ben Realty Co., Realtors. —_—_— FOR SALE BY OWNER—Four-room modern house with four rooms fin- ished basement; al! furnished $5600. $1200 down, $100 month, Call Nelson, Phone 1234. FOR SALE—Furnished three-room house $3,000 cash or $2,300 by pay ments. 1 Boyer. Sce owner at 1318 W- ‘Thirteenth. LOOKING FOR BARGAINS. Five rooms, modern, hot water heat and two ed apartments in base- ment; front inside on S. Wil low $5,500 on terms. Ask to sce this. Bee Ben Realty Co., Realtors. ‘room modern resi dence on good corner lot, $4,250, $500 dash, R. Kaman, 242 ©. Second. ror ‘room house and one room house in rear; lights and gas tm; on north side, near F street, 9,250 on terms. Mathers Realty Co., 255 S. Center. Phone 1088W. QR SALE —Good five-room house id vacant corner lot adjoining; pest location in Casper for filling sta tion; only $2,850. J. F. Jones & Co., 102 Becklinger Bldg. Phone 12 VAN DENBERG Cotinea Public Accountant ARCHITECTS Architects & GOODRICH, Phone 440 DUBOIS ‘Rooms 11-12, Wyo. 1157 DR. 1 ©. BERQUUIST Zattermeister Bldg. Phone TN. GROVE 112 East Second | Street Phone 22: Palmer School Graduste and X-Ray G1 ARNOLDUS Chiropra: 310 0-8 yy Phone: 1764, THE SERVICE CLEANERS Railroad at Jackson Phone 56 7 CHIROPODIST CORINNE FE, 0'BRYANT Foot Speciulist 116 Yeast Second Phone 1046R DOCTORS DR. W, A. MEYERS Physician Surgeons 200 0-8 Bldg. Office Ph. 699 Res. 746 DR. G. 5. BARGER Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted. (33 S. Wolpott Phone 113 DR. T. J. RIACH Phone 1319 and Surgeon Residence 2118 Tet SE A REGLAR GbY * AFTER SPARK \) PLUG WINS TOMORROW zu SEE The su0ce AND GET HIM OUT © WHEN BES FREE HE CAN WONT VP The BookMaAKER . COLLECT OH BOX. Ar CAST. = Cay BREATHA WITHOUT CHOKWIG ~ THAT GUY Wo BAS LATING FOR ME 15 IN SAIL) PULMAN PORTER Washington; $6,800 with | terms. Phone 930J. FOR SALE—Neat three-room house, north side, $1,860, with only down. Mathers Realty Co., 255 8. Cen- ter. Phone 108sW. ; FOR SALE—New four room modern house, corner lot, gurage, south- east part af city; price $v.v00 with $1,000 cash, balan terms. Baker- Grude Investment Co. FOR SALE—$3,200 with $600cagh will buy @ large fivercom house with two basement apartments near Cen- ter street on north side. Mathers Real- ty Ca, 255 S. Center. Phone 1085W. FOR SALE—Goo< fourroom house on Jarge lot, good location on north side, $300 cash; easy terms on bal ance. J. F. Jones & Co., 102 Beckling- er Bldg. Phone 1204. FOR 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 sna; | Baker-Grude Investment Co., 133 > Wolcott, Phone 1189. FIGURED Thar You GANE HIM A BUM Te = OW YES- Nes sun!! Xu Ger Him ovr BY 3:34 “TomoRROw AFTERNOON = XI WwonneR WHICH CELL WE's IN SS Copyright. 1923, by King Features Syndicate. tne. ET A GOOD TURN FOR SALE—Three-room house, best ocation, east sida, $2,200, $300 cash NO. wé DON'T R. Kamon, 242 E. Second. Tel. 70! SAN I'M MIGHTTV LOW YES 1 CAN ON GAS YOU COULDN'T KEEP 4 CAR SPARE VOU THIS. SMALL HOME NEAR TEXAS SPARE ME 2 GALLON |mMsvBE Ma's GOT ITS NOT QUITE en | O GET TO HAZEN SOME FOR FULL BECAUSE Three-room house, nice leve! lot,| ON COULD vou ? QEANING out WE USEDA east front, Independent addition, only | $750, with $100 down, balance $20 per monthly. See Ben Realty Co., Real- tors. FOR SALE— Two-room house on S./ St. Botolph on large lot, $2,500 easy terms. Mathers Realty Co., 25 S. Center. Phone 1088W. eerie eee ince eee FOR SALE—Hbuse and lot north side for $900, $100 cash. R. Kamon, 242 B. Second. Tel. 702. as FOR SALE—Four-redm house, gas, water, electricity, one-half block off McKinley on fu’l lot, priced for imme- diate sale $2,650 with $650 cash. Bak- er-Grude Investment Co. Phone 1189. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FOR § tion; Inquire LE—Lot in Fair View addi- will turr contract over, $100. 02 Box Elcer, FOR SALE—Fifty dollars to the per- son buying or selling equity in Evansville lot, close in, Address Box A-68, Tribune. INSIDE BUSINESS LOT. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Thirty feet on Beech, just off Sec- ond; ideal for store, will give some |FOR SALE—Hxcellent lot on Jackson t . See Ben Realty Co., Realtors.| Street near Third, $1,200 cash; a — Seen ety So Reators:|real bargain. Mathers Realty Co., 265 FOR SALE—Nine-room income prop- THe Suen AN- S. Center, Phone 1088W. rs as pe ae POR SALE—Business lot 120x140 feet | | NEXED TWENty AH! -TACKIE Coogan, 252 East H “| $5,000, terms. R. Kamon, 242 B.| | FAVE WEIGHTY OUT WITH PAPA |Second.' Tel. 702. SILVER Doitaes, Gooen, He en | WINAING & Aig Preuminary @T THE Howev- WOOD GRENA, KNOCKING HS. OPPONENT FOR SALE—One lot or two lots ad joining in Casper View; east front. | 117 8. Jackson. ENGLEWOOD. Why not buy a five or ten-acre sub- | urban lot in Englewood, tour 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| home for yourself and family with| chickens, a garden and a family cow. Only 15 minutes drive from Casper | THE CASPER PRIVATE F HOSPITAL 938 South Durbin—Phone 273 ‘Women’s and Chitdren's 542 South Durbin—Phone 406 STAFF SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS Homer R. Lathrop, M, D., F. A. ©, S. Victor R. Dacken, B. Sc. M. D. EYE, HAR, NOBE and THRO, Ar n tanton, M. §., M. D. sain SND X-RAY TREATMENT GENITO-URINARY DISEASES G, B. Underwood, M. D. ROENTGENOLOGIST | Hallie M. Ellis | PATHOLOGIST | 3. F, O'Donnell, M. D. | PHARMACIST R. 8. Lothian, Ph. G. DENTIST ©. E. Duncan, D. D, 8. Offices in Rohrbaugh Building 113 Eust Second Street Telephone 54 and 55 DR. KATHRYN F. T. SMITH and Sargcon—North Cas- Br eenerty. at er of H. and bin. Holtzman Apartment, 721 Madison St. Phone Later. | DR. W. W. YATES * Specialist Eye,Ear, Nose and Throat Suite 2, 112 East Second MARSHALL 0. KEITH, M. D. Private Hospital, 612 South Durbin Practice Surgery Obstetrics LAWYERS AMBROSE HEMINGWAY Lewyer Room 832 Midwest Bldg. NICHOLS &.STIRRETT Lawyers 09-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. JAMES P. KEM 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206.207 Oll Exchange Building WILLIAM 0. WILSON Attorney-at-Law Sulte 14-15-16 Townsend Bldg. VINCENT MULVANEY Attorney-at-Law 427 Midwest Building OGILBEE & ADAMS 210 0-8 Building Phone 2217 DONALD GALLAGHER, Lawyer Suite 1—Wood iz. OSTEOPATH DR. CAROLINE ©. DAVIS Osteopathic Physician Suite 6, Tribune Apartments, Ph. 383 DR. ©. A. SANFORD Osteopathio Physician | 816 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1030 SHOE REPAIRING NORTH CASPER SHOE SHOP All Work Guaranteed Ben Suyematsu 335 East H SIGN PAINTER s . ROY BITLER | 133 8S. Wolcott Phone 2305W ) TAILORS | ! TROY TAILORS AND CLEANERS 148 BE. Midwest Phone way in the state, every acre under th Casper Alcoya irrigation project, get away from the high rent and high taxes; five acre lots $500, to $750; easy terms. Call us today. John M. England Company Phones 1129-5435 202 0-8 Bldg. FOR SALE—Soeveral 10 to 40 acre tracts, 2%to 5. miles from town, close to highway. $200 to $300 an acre. Small payment down. P. O. Box 819. FOR SALE—RANCHES FOR SALE— Chicken ranch, house, garage, chicken house ang yard; lots from $250 to $600 on easy pay- ments. Burns, 233 Midwest Bidg. Phone 1870. LAND FOR SALE YOR SALE-Five acre tract, two and one-half miles from town, on gocd highway, $1,509, $250 cash, baiano $40 per month. P.O. Box 319. FOR SALE— Dandy Colorado farm 160 acres, all tillable, and all can be irrigated, lots of spring water, and godd hunting and fishing, threeroom house, large barn. al! fenced and oth- er good-{mprovements. Mathers Real- ty Co,, 255.8. Center. Phone 1088W. (QUISHMENTS, ETC. } consider trade on income prop: erty. Phone 971M. FOR SALE OR TRADE ni Se ere ee es FOR SALB—Onethird down or will trade for good property the Ram's Horn Hotel in Dubois, Wyo., doing a good business. The tourists’ hotel; must sell dn account of wife's health. C. EB. Shippen, Dubois, Wyo. eee FOR SALE OR TRADE — Harley Davidson motorcycle, for good Ford car. Call at Red's Motorcycle Shop, 287. Conwell, highway a@bout eight. milés from Casper, owner @an have same by call- ing, at Tribune and identifying. pl Se LOST—From Illeo, Wyo., about Juns 24, one brown gelding branded ------ also one bay gelding branded 9 -—----_—-----_--- $25 reward if returned to W. Dunn. ‘ ——————$— LOST—Brown leather han¢ tag, con- taining ring in small purse and money; liberal reward if returned. to 826 EL Fifth or phone 1337J. BUSINESS CHANCES SMALL APARTMENT, Live in one, rent the other four rooms; near Pearl White Laun¢ry, on north side, only $250 cash balance monthly. See Ben Realty. Co. FOR SALE—Twenty-room boarding house property or furniture and property, a good buy for some one. S68W Box 1586. ras postoffice, over the best paved high- | | | Black Drapes and in a city differing much from covery from illness. Gone were the flags, gone was the bunting, gone the displays centering around the presidential emblem which had marked the streets and larger buildings. Instead, workmen were busy hanging long black drapes and streamers, symbols of San Francisco's grief, across the fronts of the city’s buildings. BUSINESS CHANCES FIRST “class cafe for sale cheap, in good location and cheap. Address Cuft Judd, Glenrock, Wyo. GROCERY STORE Building, stock and fixtures for $900; lease on ground for four years; this property can be bought for $9000 with $1000) cash| jand; $150 per month including interest} you can live in one apartment and the rents wil more than pay you out. ‘Martin-Lamar, Phone #214, FOR SALE—Growing business in a location, cash or trade, Phone p [2371 W- FOR SALE—Pool hall and dining room doing $60 per day buriness; also rdoms in connection $1,500 will handle, balance terms. Address Box 1842, City. PERSONAL MADAM Reno, palmist and clatrovoy- ant, located et Apartment 8, Wyatt Hotel, readings one and three doliars; patronized and appreciated by the better classes. Office hours 8 a. m. to.9 p. m, MAN willing to pay expenses with party going to Thermopolis; leaving immediately. 1100 N. Durbin, rear, "| dent, Calvin Coolidge. SAN FRANCISCO DONS MOURNING IN GREAT GRIEF Streamers Replace Banting on Streets; Holiday Spirit Is Turned Into Mourning Today SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8.—(By The Associated Press). —San Franciscans went about their duties today sorrowfully that which they had seen on their homeward way last night, resplendent in honor of the president, who, it was believed, was well on the way to re- Gone were the smiles with which news of President Harding’s progress toward health were received. Their place had been taken by an alr of gravity, a somberness that showed how deeply the sudden tragedy had affected those who regarded the ex- ecutive as thelr own honored and Personal guest because of his stay in thelr city. Gone was tne proud blue banner which flaunted the seal of the United States from a staff above the Palace hotel in evidence that the president Was in residence beneath it; its legitt- mate place today was over a modest home in Plymouth, where there was the man who last night became presi- ‘The red, white and blue that had decorated the president's hotel had given way in mourning garb. San Francisco, by official proclamation of Mayor James | Rolph, Jr., was in mourning. In the same proclamation the mayor officially expressed San Fran- cisco’s griet and proffered the city’s sympathy to the widow. “We mourn with the entire nation his passing,” said the proclamation. “We who had mado elaborate prep- arations for his visit feel most keenly his tragic death as the culmination of what we had expected to be a hearty welcome,” the proclamation ended with a tribute to thi tive personally the community, “President Harding was a lovable character—a man of high ideals and lofty purposes,” it sald. “He aimed to do for the nation, as its president, all things that he belfeved would hold the world in bonds of friendship for us." The hotel corridors leading to the suite occupied by President Harding, for days before the goal of hundreds who ranged in position from the high- est to the most humble, were more congested today than at any time late execu- and as a servant of GASOLINE ALLEY—YOU CAN BET AVERY DOESN’T FORG: MILDRED Davis — Now MPs. HAROYD LLOYD - Hot DIGGETY- SHE SURE 1s TH TADPoLes TEDDIES! Pate Eo EL AD oe a a EE i ee ee YOU DON'T NEED TO BOTHER. MA DON'T THAT'S & OREAT FAVOR TO ME. HOW MUCH ISCAS OvUT HERE? weary and suf- fering, was brought here last Suriday morning. : With three cabinet officers staying in the same hotel, the inevitable stream of visitors calling to pay their respects or to transact some official business, naturally would have been large. With the president ill, thou- sands more came to inquire as to his condition, to present their wishes for his recovery or to offer help. Some offered the use of country estates as places of recuperation, some suggest- ed means they hoped would alleviate the president's sufferings and vast numbers brought flowers or baskets of fruit, Last night word of the president's death operated to summon numerous others—reporters, officials and the merely curious. For hours after the news became public the corridors were jammed with representatives of all three classés, through which cabinet officials and others having business with some member of the presidential party struggled to the point where secret service men, turn ing back the others, kept the hall ways immediately outside the offi suite reasonably clear. Secretary Hoover was the fi cabinet officer to enter the room 50 lately visited by death. As he emerged a few minutes later he choked with emotion and said to the waiting reporters, eager for some defi nite word as to what had occurred: “Boys, I can’t tell you anything.” ‘Then came Dr. Hubert Work, sec retary of the interlor, who in his capacity of physician had been sum moned with the other doctors who have been attending the president. Secretary Wallace of the agricul ture department was the next cabinet officer to enter, and he, like Mr. Hoover, was 0 overcome as to be unable to express his sorrow. After them came Attorney Genera! Daugherty, close friend of Warren Harding, the man adviser of Warfren Harding the candidate, and trusted counsellor of Warren Harding, the president. He had been disappointed on arriving here Wednesday that he ‘was unable to even look into the sick room of his friend and his face showed plainly the suffering that Mr Harding's death caused him. The four members of the cabinet joined later in expression, saying their grief was too acute and the shock of the presideit’s death so great that they could not issue a formal statement at the moment, but would do so later. Some hours subsequently they, with Speaker Frederick H. Gillett, another member of the party, issued an ap- preciation of the sympathy San Fran: cisco had extended them which said: “We have been deeply touched. When the remarkable hospitality prepared for President and Mrs Harding was turned to sympathy for them, it seemed gs though we were PAGE THIRTEEN. YUL TELL YOU WHAT "LL OO. 1 KNOW & CONGRESSMAN OND I'LL . HAVE HIM SEND YOu SOME NICE GARDEN SEEDS! HAROLD TEEN—THE PASSING PARADE NR. HERLES CHAPLIN IN His SPIFFY NeW SPEEDSTere—- AND HES Lookin” Q@eyT surrounded by the love and affection of their home folks. No people could have been more generous or more willing.” Captain Allen Buchanan, com- mander of the navy transport Hen derson, on which President Harding sailed to Alaska, was another who came to the presidential suite to offer condolences. He promised that all of the Henderson's complement, officers and men, would march without arms in the procession escorting the body to the train. “The ship will march every man of its personnel,” said Captain Buchan- an. ‘We could not do less, particu: larly for one who has been as good as Mr. Harding was to us of the Henderson while he was aboard.” Admiral Hugh Rodman, who ac companied the president to Alaska, showed the deep grief he bore when, with head bowed and face grave, he stepped from the elevator and went On to the presidential suite. General Pershing, who followed him, was so overcome with grief that he could not speak but merely bowed, choked and went on Major General Charles G. Morton. commander of the ninth corps area, and Rear Admiral Simpson, com- CORDS SGYUILL SHULL SHuLL SAYLL S@ULL ALL FIRST GRADE AND GUARANTEED SATURDAY SPECIAL 32x4 CORD TIRE AND TUBE $21.00 -Casper Tire Store 436 West Yellowstone TIRES TIRES TIRES TIRES’ TIRE < OW Boy! | SURE Got My moneys WworeTH~ ‘were others whose faces showed, as they came to pay formal calls of con- dolence, that they felt they had lost @ friend as well a8 a commander. Amid all the expressions of sym- pathy that came from Americans high and low, were some from foreign governments. The first of these was from Great Britain, her vice consul general here, C. H. Crane, calling on behalf of his chief, Gerald Campbell, who is absent from the vity. About a score of members of the presidential party guests at a dinner given by Representative Julius Kahn, chairman of the house military af- fairs committee, received the sad news by telephone and were shocked by the suddenness of the end. Mr. Kahn sald: “We are so stunned that St ts prac- tially impossible to tall." Representative Charles F. Curry of California, who was one of the first to reach the presidential suite said: “President Harding’s passing will be not only a national But an inter national calamity * * * we pray God his successor will carry out his polices.” ee EXPERT watch anGd Jewelry repair mander of the twelfth naval -district,! ing. Casper Jewelry Co., O-S Bldg. TIRES TIRES TIRES TIRES TIRES HIGH GRADE T-I-R-E-S SAYLL FABRICS SAULL SHuLL SAULL SHULL nw co tat