Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 6, 1923, Page 7

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In reply: ing to advertisements where fast | ences afe asked for, do not sen the original references. Send cop- {es of them only. HELP WANTED—MALE a enced auto paint: WANTEe Mr. Johnson. Kennedy Mo- to Cos -ANTED—Two experienced me: ie those- who have had Cgc ence working on 1 and Chal- fners cars preferred. See Mr. Norris, y Motor Co. “HELP WANTED—FEMALE es Housekeeper and cook nine miles from Casper, prefer lady 25°to 40 with Address P, O. Box 117, x two, $30 a month; mall child, Casper. middieaged woman for general house work; must be able to cook, 1235 Ratlroad. to Woman for light house- Wee mall family, three rooms, must go home nights, Phone 1335M- -ANTED—Two young ladies for spe- waa work; must be energetic and produce, results. Box A-64, ‘Tribune woman cook, WANT Hvages €0 right party. 840 W. ‘Yellowstone. WANTED— Fur eral housework. no washing. 426 $F meventh. Phone 1855J. a eS ANTED — Experienced marceller. wi Box A-69, Tribune. _Aaareee Bex Ae, EE __ HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE Oya. GOVERNMENT wants men or ‘women, 18 up, $1,140 to $2 800 year; unn common edu- tructions about | im the southwest part on the bus line and on the pavement. It has five rooms and bath, nice east front lot and a property that is increasing BRINGING UP FATHER * JAMES- THE MINUTE THAT MAGGIE TAKES RER NAR-1 WANT WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL in value very fast. Price only $4,500, | monthly payments. Call us for an ap WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL and Lincoln streets. equaked in Casper for the money. I at the present time. There ts plenty lots for both buildings, leaving the kind of business building. Price §11,6 and $2,000 per year, FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES THERE’S A REASON ‘Why we are selling our used cars. One is that they are just as we say they are and another is that they are priced right down to rock bottom, On new Chandler sales we are getting new ones most every day and we have several re-possesed cars that are go- ing for just what is against them at the finance company. Some have been mare than two-thirds paid for. It wil! pay you to see what we have to offer. Here are some of them: Studebaker Big Six” ‘Winter top, & good car priced to sell. Jordan Shilhouette A ol , Powerful little five pas- senger boat with new tires all around and in A-l shape; winter top; cost of $3,000; price $850. Dodge touring 50 Mitchell, 1921 touring -—$400 Ford roadster, a darn good Fora that steps right along ——————_-____$75 Chandler report, 1921, looks end runs like new, a good car $1,000 Liberty Six, being overhauled in the shop, will be put tn the best of con- dition. ——__—_____—— $450 Overland 90, a pretty good buggy that will give you service -—___-___$150 Cadillac touring, just been worked ocessary; eufficient; Mast positions free! mord cation ‘Write immediately, Franklin Insti- tute, Dept. 460 H, Rochester, N.Y. tate, ent 400.7 Boos SALESWOMEN WANTED wish to earn $10 per day ap- ont ‘Lobby Ol Exchange Big. BALDSLADIES wanted all or part ‘time; enjoyable work. Lobby Of Ex- change Bldg. POSITIONS WANTED POSITION WANTED — By enced bookkeeper, four years banking experience. Phone 1022. YOUNG man likes Casper; wants gen- eral office work with chance for ad- vancement. Address Box A-75, Trib- une = POS! w. driver; can Care for own machine experienced, Cc. A. &, 808 8S, David. YOUNG lady wishes position in store es clerk; had some experience, Call Room, 4,.Phone 876W. OUNG lady wants position ice work or store by August 15; five years experience. Address Box A-Tl, Tribune. SERVICES OFFERED WANTED—Piain sewing, mending, froning, caring for children, or any kind of work by day or hour. Phone 1809M, FOR QUICK servica, call ‘Transfer. Phone 45. ee nt WOMAN wants work by day or hour, house cleaning preferred. Phone 18663. —<———$——————__$__——. ¥OR SCREENS, store fixtures, cab- inet and mill work, also repairing of all kinds. Call Ingham Brothers. Phone 2384. _—<—< FOR SCREENS store fixtures, cab- inet; mill work, repairing of all tinds. Call Ingham Brothers, Phone 1334. WANTED — Washing, at Washington, Phone 1769W-. pred WINDOW CLEANING. ve your windows cleaned by a professional, American Window Clean- ing Co. Phone 2248, pact Sole tt 2200s let Me Figure With Tou Before You Let That Contract FRANK 0, HOLTZMAN Contractor and Builder. Phone 1229J | Res. 721 Madison St. HOUSE painting © and — kalsomining; reasonable price, work guaranteed, 1220 Burlington Ave.-Phone 7T76W. pmchl cecs33 bin tte tel a narin! Aldas te FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES FoR BALE—Five passenger touring Good concition, $200; terms, Call in Tear of 125 N, Durbin. expert. ot Henning 1261 8. FOR SALE —1922 Ford coupe, A-1 ondition, good rubber. Call 852W. ‘We have others. Call and look them over. You will find that the price, the car and the terms will sult you, Benedict Motor Company Chandler Dealers 1950 East Yellowstone Phone 2030 FOR SALE—Havye 1923 model sedan car, been run 3,500 miles, cost near. ly $4,000; will trade for Casper prop- erty in good location and pay the dif ference, Box A-72, Tribune. A BARGAIN. For Sale—Ford bug, $95. Basement 241 Phone 1515M. ‘FOR SALE—A! or any part of three Fords. What repairs do you need? 1288 8, Poplar. {1 condition |. McKinley. Donse Bromens Desens Set. GOOD USED CARS The only answer to the question, "Is it safe to buy a used car?” is “Yes, if you are careful where you buy.” Good Values for Today— Jewett coupe, 1923 model, a new car $1,600 Podge Brothers soadster, 1922 model; five new cord tires, with $100 worth of ex- tras ———————————$ 650 Dotge Brothers roadster with ‘Westinghouse air springs; a rea] bargain for -—-—---$450 Dodge Brother roadster, 1922 model with box on behind; just the thing for Ught ee 601 ory. —— Dodge Brothers ie; ie newly paintec) -~—.--—-—-$350 Dodge Brothers commercial at -$250 dan Ford ight delivery - COLISEUM MOTOR CO. 131 East Fifth Street Open Always Ford car, just over: | well reasonable or trade and wagon or motorcycle. | Pe | }. haul |for te: Inquire 8 For a businesa door, Che Casper Dally Cridune* Drawn for The Casper Daily Tribune by George McManus 1 CANT SNEAK OOT ONTIL. SHE curs TO SLEEP- | HOPE | CONT MISS THE GANG ‘NO, 149.—Good home on CY avenue $600 cash ointment. NO, 147.—Excellent corner on First location this corner cannot be it has two four rooms houses on it of room on the back of these two front for store, apartments or any 00, $2,000 cash $1,647 in six monthm $500 in 60 days, balance THE WESTERN REALTY & LOT SALES C0. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES 1923 Columbia Coupe Used three months; best of cond! tion; leather upholstery; lots of ex tras; diso wheels, five tires; value without a doubt at $925. Benedict Motor Company Chandler Dealers 1950 East Yellowstone Phone 2030 FOR SALE LOOK LOOK LOOK OAKLAND ROADSTER—New paint, completely worked over; car in first class condition; has extras and) all ready for the road! real snap —$385 DODGE TOURING—Has shock ab- sorbers, a real buy in a sehiyi eee Patterson Oakland Co. 1923 Light Six Columbia Touring Practically new, perfect shape disc wheels, five tires, extras; price $800. Here is a real buy for some one. Benedict Motor Company FOR SALE—TIRES ——$—————————— FOR SALE—Tires and tubes, cheap, yet the best. Gaylord’s Place, Vul- canjzing guaranteed, 240 South Wol- cott, opposite postoffice park. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ——————————— FOR SALE—Twenty shares Building and Loan stock; two years old; if you want to build you need this. Geo. W.. Richey, 416 W. 26th, Cheyenne, Wyo. FOR SALE—80foot front French store windows; Phone 494J. pic ny 6006 BLOOD tableta are safer than 606; money back guarantee; price $2; particulars free. Welch Medicine Co, Atlanta, Ga, FOR SALE — Thoroughbred Police puppies, pedigreed. 251 W. First. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE AT ONCE REASONABLE Parties leaving city, the following practically new household goods One 27x54 and one 9x12 French Wil- ton rug, solid mahogany gute-leg table and Wincosr straight chair and rock- er, polychrome floor lamp with shade, new Hoover vacuum cleaner, cedar chest and expeptionally fin baby carriage; also solid mahogany antique straight chair over 100-years old, Phone 438M. FOR SALE—Breakfast noo! table and benches, new. Call 178J or 132 ‘W. Twelfth. a FOR SALE—Three piece velour liv- ingroom suite, Queen Ann walnut dining room set, oblong table, wal- nut dresser arf bed, rugs, beds and other furniture; all nice and new at cne-half price. Phone 2356W. Six in |FOR SALE—Quick Phono| 1" good condition ‘at usw, | ‘ Willis $300, FOR SALE—One $15 ofl heater for $5 and one baby buggy in first class (condition. Call at 318 W, Thirteenth. BUT | DON'T’ THINK SHE tS GOING TO TAKE TOURISTS SPECIAL HOMES WESTERN REALTY SPECTAL NO. 143.—Good stxrtoom house tn the southeast part of the city, south of state hospital on Melrose street; east front lot. Where else can you buy six large rooms with two clothes closets and one block from bus for only $3,360, $500 cash will handle. WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 133.—Here is @ good little home, started for you on the corner of Burlington and H atreets, There are three nice rooms in the basement rented at the present time for $25 month. This can be finished up with three or four rooms upstairs per ‘without the expense of a foundation, making this a four or five thousand dollar property. Price as it now stands dnly $1,100, $355 cash, balance at $18 per month. WESTERN REALTY SPDCIAL NO, 120-—-Beautiful houge on South PHONE 1078 ~ SPECIAL INCOME PROPERTY undry doing $1,000 per month clear can be bought $2,300; terms. A fine little grocery store close in doing $1,000 per month, can |inoR RENT —Oneroom be bought for $1,250. for Also a number of good bargains in homes and suburban property. ' Wesley Grooms Real Estate Company CASPER A Sulte 6, Mokler Building Over REALTOR Campbell Hardware Co, PHONE 2364 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE—Famous white Rotary sewing machine at $65. Why pay $125 to $140 for inferior types. Call on us for a demonstration before you buy. Casper Hemstitch Shop. 222 8. Wolcott. Phone 7212. BARGAINS in high class electric ranges. Casper Gas Appliance Co., 119 East First. Phone 1500. CASPER AUCTION HOUSE. Casper Mattress factory, We carry & complete line of household goods FOR RENT—ROOMS WANTED—Refined gentleman for roommate. Phone 1925NM. 633 8. Grant FOR RENT—Room for office or bust: ness man; close in, 533 S. Beeth. Phone 822M. FOR RENT—One Fuurth. Phone 1639J, FOR RENT—Room adjotmin; private entrance. 224 N, FOR RENT—Nice rooms, bath; one $20 and one $25. 1324 S. Cedar, FOR RENT—Modern sleeping room, close to bath, gentlemen onty. 1021 45 EB. FOR RENT—Sleepingrodm ern home. 742 8. Ash. FOR RENT—HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms in basement, 115 East G. ROOM AND BOARD in mod- -|PEARLS PLACE—Board and room; room furnished or unfurnished house. A. L. Merritt. Phone 1460 or 282J. WANTED TO RENT — Threeroom modern furnished house, close in southeast part; on bus line: will con- sider lease. Address Box A-74, Trib- une. Building and Loan stock in No 7 or 8 or 9 series. Phone 2332J. imp) proved farm for sale; in this vicinity. L. Jones. Box 439, Olney, Ill. WANTED TO BUY —Highest cash price paid for second hand furnt- ture. Brooks 660 East H. Phone 1648W. CASH paid for discarded clothing, shoes, saddles, traps, tents, trunks and guns. Phone 2061W. The 2 for 1 Store. CASH paid for discarded clothing and whoes, saddles, guns, musical in- struments, tents, tarps. Phone 1328R WANTED TO BUY— Furniture of any kind. 284 8. David. Phone 249. WANTED—TO LOAN PLENTY MONEY to loan im proved Casper estate. Voenbeck, lobby American ‘Theater. WANTED TO BORROW ANTED TO BORROW —$2,500 or $8000 on $9,000 security; willing to pay good interest. Address Box A-78, Tribune. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Sleeping room modern home, adjoining bath. 511 8. Dur bin street. FOR RENT— Modsern sleeping room for gentlemen, 833 8. Center. FOR RENT—Basement sleepingroom fur one or two. Phone 853R. 337 S. McKinley. FOR RENT—Sleepingroom next to bath. 831 E. Second. ——_————— FOR RENT—Sleepingroom for gen- tleman in modern home Phone 1583W. ——<——— FOR RENT—Sleepingroom, adjoining bath, with Victrola; suitable for two. 131 N. Beecli. FOR RENT—Room adjeining bath; ts suitable for one or two gentlemen 119 N, Grant. FOR RENT—Sleepingroom. adjoining on bath. 127 N. Grant, tub and shower bath, home baked bread and pastries; $10 a week. 534 cy. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room with board for two gentlemen; $11 per week each. 115 N. Park. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Three-room modern fur- nished basement apartment. 409 8. McKinley. Phone 1658W. FOR RENT — Two and three-room furnishe?) and unfurnished apart- ments, 905 E, Second. Apartment 85. jer assume all, adults, Phone 1815J. FOR RENT—Two-room modern fur nished apartment with bath 139 5. Jefferson, FOR RENT — Two-room furnished apartment, $30 per month; gas and lights furnished; adults, 154 West G FOR RENT — Two-room apartment furnished except bedding and dishes with use of bath and laundry; adults only; also bedroam for one person Inquire 1044 8. Walnut. FOR RENT—Oneroom modern, fur: nished apartment. 936 8. Cedar, FOR RENT— Four-room new apart- ment, gas range, furnished, $40 per Five 606 EB. Fourteenth Phone FOR RENT — Threeroom modern sem!i-tasement apartment, furnish- ed. 1036 8. Chestnut. is bath, ‘Woloott. adjoining Beech street, close tn; has four nice rooms and bath on the first floor and half basement. This property is on the pavement; ideally located and @ large roomy house 30x30 feet on the foundation; price $8,000; half cash, Dalance at $100 per month WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL southeast part just across the street NO, 10—Snappy lttle home tn the from the new Bucknum park, one block off the bua line. Has three rooms, bath and brealcfast nook; walls land woodwork in excellent condition; strictly modern throughout; one block from good per month end interest. Would consi: us for an appointment or call owner at 1! stora price only $3,700, $400 cash and $65 ee eee Oe eA men Call FIRST FLOOR MOOSE BLDG.; CORNER A ‘AND WOLCOTT STS, PHONE 1078 FOR RENT—HOUSES street. Call at 143 5, Fenway, ment. house and garage on South St. Botolph. J. FF. Jones & Co. 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 snap. Baker-Grude Investment Co., 133 N. Wolcott. Phone 1189. FOR RENT — Furnished four-room modern house; can furnish garage. FOR SALE—Modern fourroom house new, and in desirable location; is to move in; $4,200, $500 cash. R. Kamon, 242 B, Second. Tel. 702. FOR RENT — Furnished four-room house two bedrooms, ptano. Call be- tween 5 and 6 or 12 and 1. 1126 5. nue. FOR SALE_HOUSES FOR RENT—Three-room furnished house and garage; gas, water and Ughts, Call between 6 and 7 o'clock. 506 Washington. FOR home y $2,200, $800 cash. R. Kamon, 242 E Second, Tel. 702. FOR SALE BY OWNER—Four-room modern house with four rooms fin- ished in basement; al} furnished $5500. $1200 down, $100 month, Call Nelson, Phone 1234. FOR SALE—A new two-room house on full lot in southeast Casper for nd $100 : possession, balance easy, mar, Phone 2214. FOR SALE—House and two close in on north side, $900, cash. R. Kaman, 242 EB. Secon@ Tel. 702. FOR SALH—827 South Poplar, four- room house, lot 25 feet front, full Cepth; price $1,600; terms $600 cash: balance over period of two years; buy- if any city assess- ments, P, O. Box 616. FOR SALE—Strictly modern three room house fairly close in near the Pavement $3,500 and will make terms. Martin-Lamar. Phone 2214. FOR SALE—Threeroom house on a full lot for $950 and $300 cash, lo- cated goutheast. Martin - Lamar. Phone 2214. FOR SALD— Southwest corner of Thirteenth and Ash streets; with laundry trays and one finished room; full front porch; two car gar- age; house newly painted Inside and ; furnace heat equipped with gas: +|$40 per month. P. grading, skiewalks, curb and sewer as- sessments paid (Not for rent. P. O. Box 616. $300 CASH. For a new weil built threeroom house in Evansville on a 60x140-foot -|lot $2,400 is the price and it is right, nished apartment 807 E. Third. In- quire house in rear. FOR RENT—Two rvoms and porch, furnished apartment; ern apartments at Marshal! ments, 335 S. David. FOR RENT — Two-room furnished. FOR RENT — Two-room apartment, modern, close in, r month. M1501 FOR RENT—HOUSES the monthly payments ere $40 a month. Harry the Lot Man. Phone 238, FOR SALE—Three-room house and a f00d garage on 45-foot lot on North Casper for $1,800; will sell on easy terma or will take cheap lot. Martin-Lamar. Phone 2214. FOR SALE—New house and two lots tor 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., 183 N. Wolcott. Phone 1189. $1,250 ON EASY TERMS. For a good building lot with a large one-room house on St in the best part of Casper, $300 cash and the balance} easy. Harry Frea, the Lot Man. Phone 238. -|the great outdoors, hav FOR SALE_HOUSES FOR SALE—822 South Beech, lot 60 by 140 feet, paved street; house is partly furnished; has livingroom, din- ingroom; two decrooms, bath and kitchen, rer porch enclosed; one car garage; entered from porch; cement driveway; full basement; "laundry trays in basement; hot water heat, large front porch, apace for two more rooms on second floor, stairs not in; lawn and shrubs; also good chicken yurd and sheds for 100 chickens; gas in price $10,500, $2,000 cash, balance over period of five years, 8 per cent, buyer to assume paving assessment( (House not for rent) FOR SALH—Lat 4, block 34, 60x140- foot lot, four-room house with bath, gus heat, 833 S. Center, good apart ment site; paving paid in full; no city ageessments against property; price $7,000; terms, $2,500 cash, balance at ment district taxes nor interest if any on same. Address P. O. Box 616. FOR SALE—Tworoam house, two lota very reasonable, easy payments Call 883 Pear. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE — Choice residence lot near high i, east front, $950; part cash, F. O. Starr, Zuttermeister Bldg. Tel. 1910J. FOR SALE Large lot facing on three streets; an ideal location for large garage. F. O. Starr, Zuttermet- ster Bldg. Tel. 1910J. pavement, R, Kamon, 242 B. Seoond, Tel. 702. FOR SALE—Lot in Fair View addi- tion; will turn contract over, $100. Inquire 1202 Box Elder. FOR SALE—Good level lot on South McKinley street to trade for good car. Call 1241 HE. Eighth. ENGLEWOOD. Why not buy a five or ten-ecre sub- urban lot in Englewood, four and one- where you can 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 postoffice, over the best paved high- way in the state, every acre under the Casper Alcova irrrigation project, get away from the high rent and high Ave acre lots $500, to $750; easy Company 202 O-S Bldg. FOR SALE—Several 10 to 40 acre tracts, 2%to 5 miles from town, close to highway. $200 to $800 an acre. Small payment down. P. O, Box 319. FOR SALE—APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE— Four fourroom apart- ments and four car garage, rental! $260 per month, for $9,000 $1,000 cash payment and $130 per month; you can live in on part- ment and the rents wfl more than pay out. Martin-Lamar. Phone 2214. LAND FOR SALE YOR SALE—Five acre tract, two and one-half miles from town, on g highway, $1,600, $250 cash, balance O. Box 319. John M. Eng! Phones 1129-5434 FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR. SALE in new E: OR TRADE—My equity w Esve: First.or phon wex coupe, Call 1428 B. ne 1592J after 4:30 p, m FOR SALE OR TRADE—480 acres on river, close to Casper, can irri- gate all but few acres with plenty of water; water right. Address Box 1103 or call at 629 Kirk FOR SALE OR TRADB—Houre and lot on South McKinley street in Al- lendale addition $650, Phone 102M FOR TRADE FOR TRADP—Large touring car as first payment on well located rest dence property. F. O. Starr, Zutter- meister Bldg, ‘Tel. 1910 FOR TRAD) Four-room modern house, fireplace, sunporch, 60x140- foot lot near East Second pavement; all clear; will trade for larger place. Martin-Lamar. Phone 2214. LOST AND FOUND FOR RENT — Fiveroom modern house, partly furnished, Call base- ment 1142 5. Beech, = | FOR SALE—Two-room house, two} lots, very rensonable, easy pay:| ments, Cali 833 Pear. PARTY that picked-up, light b dog with collar and tag No. turn at once and avoid trouble. PAGE SEVEN, LOST AND FOUND LOST—A gold brooch, July 16, on carnival gruund or on Second street, bus or Mills bus or making change early in the evening and late at night on returning. Leave at Tribune office. LOST—One Ulack, white and brown dog, small; disappeared August 4. Finder return to 605 S. Durbin and receive reward. LOST—Latty's brown leather pocket book, in front of Rialto on west side. Return to L. A. Morris, 733 S. Jackgon, Reward. LOST—On Salt Creek road, between Lavoye and Cusper, license 20050, 1923. Finder please return to Tribe une office. FOUND — License plate No. 33030; owner may have same by calling at ‘'rrbune office and paying for this FOUND—On Salt Creek road, 34x4% tire, Phone 211M. —$—$—$ $$ —_________., LOST—From Illoo, Wyo., about Juns 24, one brown gelding ¥, WL branded — bd tt also one branded, 2S re $25 reward if returned to W. Fy Dunn, RRUINS WAGE BATTLE OVER RULE IN ZOO PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.—The Polar bear looks lazy and good na- tured and kind hearted. But ts he? Well, not according to the officials of the zoological gardens. Some years ago the local zoo count- ed among its inhabitants a polar bear of average polar bear temper, who grew finally so unmanageable that the officials here traded him to the Bronx 200, New York, for two smaller members of the same species. Newcomer Becomes Boss. At the Bronx zoo, the social system im the polar bear cage is fashionad somewhat after that which used to be accepted by man as efficacious in the prehistoric days when he roamed the earth wearing skins and wielding clubs. That ts to say, the boss of the party is the “old man" who, by his physical prowess, can assert his right to give orders, and to pick and choose his own views. The “old man” polar bear at the Bronx zoo was of temper particularly acrimonious. None dared to lift even so much as a paw in opposition to his verdicts. Then came the rough character from the Philadelphia x00. In one day he cleaned up the “old man” of the Bronx establishment, and he has been the undisputed ruler of the com- munity ever sinc: Raise gelding No Cubs. In November, 1915, Harry and Evelyn, a modest, blushing polar bear bridal couple, were blessed with ® child which Harry absent-mindedly ate for dinner the same day, and as @ result of this experiment, the au- thorities at the local zoo have not gone in for polar bear breeding since. At present there are three polar bears at the gardens, all males. Bo- sides fighting and attempting to eat one another, they like to swim and flop about in the big tank in their cage. They spend as many as elgh- teen hours a day either in the water or throwing one another in the water, according to the keepers. Among the many animals recefved recently at the local zoo are a Persian wild ass, a palt of anoas, or “celebes buffaloes,” and a cape hunting dog from South Africa, which arrived June 14. A tree willady, a member of the kangaroo family, and a lion tall macaque were received on June 11. esha SUMMARY OF RIGHT NEWS PARIS.—Le Matin reports that the Angora government has decided not to demobilize the Turkish army until the allied troops have definite- ly evacuated the Dardanelles terri- tory and Constantinople, DUESSELDORF.— The Germans Joined the French in condemning the throwing of the hand grenade at a military band Saturday, but the penalties closing all restaurants and theatres at 10 o’alock and es- tablishing a curfew at 11 will be continued. MANILA, P. L—Filipinos threw stones at the hotel where George Walker and R. Bradford Hardon, American sugar men, were staying Saturday night, as a protest of the sale of Philippine sugar centrals to outside capitalists. OSTERVILL Mass—Mrs. De- borah Knox Livingston, of Newlon Highlands, wide known lecturer, and national director of citizenship, Women’s Christian Temperance Union, died at her summer home, |Children Treated To Big. Time at Expense of Rodeo Albert Bell, vice-president of the Casper Rodeo ‘association and the man to a large extent responsible for the rodeo id here, has achieved a new distinction in the eyes of a boy and girl who lost their father a short time prior to tho events. It camo to the knowledge of the Rodeo promoter that the children had no way of attending the aff be cause their mother did not i hat she could afford to take them. At the personal expense of Mr. E children were taken to the great dium west of mitted to see the events as they v pulled off for a whole afternc They were furnished pop and other refreshments and they treated in @ ¥ respect as the vice-president of th: The children promise to be supporters of next year’s rodeo, | were loyal