Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 15

Che Casper Daily Cridune FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923 gether with available work tn log- ging and {n the metal mines has pro- vided many released agricultural Grave Robbers WELL, OF ALL THINGS = workers with employment. Re- e é LARK-You'VE Gor . To Tew = SSS sumption of operations in. two of the = BE CROSS WITH YoU - : Dries te nitire: Sremcine. You The Truly De cpetteednaia to-snipiinent. at Nearing Denver e-employment 0 Cis SS LISTEN, WEENIE - Te ME AFTER The way WEENIE = spproximate'y $00 mine workers.| (yp Return Tri Swter For PUT ON Your SHawt You EET Town WIThour Notwithstanding these conditions Dp WorDS- AND Tit Take You en Se several hundred additional exper - Gooouere- © fenced meta! (prir.cipally ) min- Rea OVER The Coreg era are tn Genand i the motte dig | SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec. 14 WHERE THE HoRSES ; 4 trict. Immediate reopening of met-| ~The second lap of the Journey of Come tn, SATURDAY. Be al mines near Twin Bridges, Madison | Paward Sallstad Searam yy ster county, will afford em son from Napa, fornia, to Su- TFS Your Last Cuance 3 pproximately 100 workes, while | Perlor Wisconsin, to stand trial for BEFORE Tomorrow ‘o : : < a few of the larger ofl companies! *‘*n. is expected to end in Denver GET A CLOSE UP OF e operating in the Kevin-Sunburst field | o™sht with the arrival there of the “Kis: FINiguina eONsy. y where 132 wells are listed as pro-| Dever and Rio Grande railroad 7 5 f j ducers have temporarily ceased op-| ‘Tin which left here late yesterday erations; enough crude oll is in stor- afternoon. Sailstad and Miss Ander- age to ful'y supply the refineries at son, are in custody of Sheriff W. A. Great Falis during winter months| #4sreen, of Douglas County, Wis- and the sinking of test wells will! Consin. Provide employment for the released|.,7h® party arrived in Salt Lake wirkers. Several hundred addition.| City at 4:30 yesterday afternoon, via al loggers have been recently em. the Western Pacific and after re- ployed in the M'ssoula lumber. dis.|™ining here 15 minutes, continued trict, and the saw mi‘ls tn thie aie.jcaetWard toward Denver. Sailetad trict are operating to capacity. A) %"4 Miss Anderson remained behind slight reduction of workers and of|@"@"" curtains in the Pullman and working hours has been made In| 7¢ciined to see newspaper men. The railway shops at Great Fal's Mon-| 2Uthoritles said that the prisoners Missoula and Havre. Track laying “eT? !" good spirits and that Satl- fs under way on the coal branch, “‘*! was eager to get back to Wis- road of a railway company in Rose.|°°MS!n and Have the matter settled. pe bud county with 75 workers em Polycrome M tah: Clk Mirrors at Callaways, ployed. NOTICE The offices of Drs. C. H. Carpen- ter, T. J. Riach and Mrs. Edna Thomas nave peen moved from the Golden Rule Bldg to 310 ©. 8S. Bul'ding. ——— Console Sets at Callaways. THERE'S SANTA CLAUS AGAIN! SKEEX TELL SANTA CAUS BING & DUM AN SOJERS ANA GUN ANA T'AIN ANA CANINY. WHEN HE COME SKEEK HOUSE ? —_>__ Spain supplies $0 per cent of the world's cork. | —_———___. | Christmas trees, all sizes, Order yours now. Mokler and Gauvain, East Second Street Public Market. Phone 2570W. i WHEN IS & WEEK, UNCA WALT? AUDITORS DOCTORS C, H, REIMERTH A. P. KIMBALL, M. Certified Public Accountant Office Ph. 2208 ites Pte 1715 Income Tax — See ©. KEITH. M. D. ‘ice 401 O-S Bldg. Phone 767 ———— - HERI L. HARVEY, M. D. HARRY F. COMFORT Office 208 South Center—Whone 3 Auditing and Accounting Private Hospital, 612 South Durbl Phone 2008 Suite 18, Daly BIGE:| General Practice Surgery Oberle . VAN DENBERG * ; Cettiniea ‘Public Accountant MP hoatclan ped eS ; Inco eS Office 242 E. Second—Phone 2046 LPS fe ee ea ticularly those plants manufacturing | structure of a $12,000,000 power| decline in building is apparent with Montana GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. LAWYERS h mining machinery, miscel'aneous| plant near Boulder, has recently| resultant s'ight surplus of building} The usual release of considerable] Auditors and Accountants —Stock ee ee tron and steel products, car wheels,| been comp’eted; however, additional] workers. Highway construction | numbers of agricultural workers has|, Registrar and Transfer Agente, MULVANEY & BARRETT meat products, brooms, candy and|forces will be gradually added for| continues, which, with municipal im-| occurred. Open weather has per-| 208-11 Oil Exchange Bide Phone NNN Lawyers s Sugar (the latter seasonal.) Con-|several months hence to the 400] provement programs, {s employing| mitted continuance of construction ARCHITECTS 517 Consolidated F i 3 struction work on the concrete sub-| workers engaged. The usual winter | larce forces. work on many projects which to: “AMBROEE HkuLNA AE ee cached as nee ae : = SS | DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects AMBROSE” HEMIN LP DLE PLP WP Le 1 FBS) AGE, 3 3 OES KDE LE PIP VTS Le GES IS GLE Rooms 11-12, ba dares Piva '440| Room 332 Midwest Bldg. ee a pci bal ARE ESE ae eaelDoten 5 = 5 a “Win, J, WESTRATL, Architect NICHOLS & STIRRETT ; = Sd ‘ 5, Daly Building. ® Labor conditions in the Rocky|ai miners sufficient except in the “ 4 — = waste ies. Mountain states are good with a sur-| Bisbee district where experienced : AUTO TOPS GEORGE A. WEEDELL plus of workers in ony a few dis-| underground miners are in demand. : SES Np lf in 404 Midwest Building tricts according to the monthly re-|Pullding continues quite active f = ns SPER AUTO TOP SH re - port of the Denver office of the U.| throughout the state, but a slight \ 7 A Z ———__— . BK auto “Primm ng, Upholstering and SOHN RUSSELL LONG 8. Department of labor. ‘The de-| surplus of bul'ding mechanics exists, f z : . Auto Painting. |. 198iR|515 Cons. Royaliy "Blig. Phone 40 tailed reports on Wyoming in gener-| due to an exceptiona'ly large influx = = Tae TO 2 = al and Cheyenne, Casper, and Rock|of winter residents. | Within thirty : 7 SHOP MES P. KEM Springs and the other mountain] days construction will commence on F ee aoa Uunolstering 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg states are as follows: ‘@ $500,000 sixteen mile highway pro-| (iy tae : 133 North Wolcott Street Wal PATTEN ‘Wyoming:—Industrial and employ-|Ject between Prescott and. White = Auto Painting Attorney at Law ment conditions considered fairly] Spar. and a'so on twenty-nine miles —— ——L sD. SUPPLY CO, _| 225 Midwest Bldg. Phone 210 good for this season. Husking of the|°f highway between Phoenix and ale. i id Kepairing—Dayton HAGEN RAN. largest corn crop in history of state| Yuma employing many workers. 2 " eae sak” Accessor ‘es—619 KE, 2nd. GENS & MURANE Wa IAGhe eae tee a cohecate | Limiberings in’ northern section of peas 206-207 Ol Exchange Buldin, shortage of corn huskers and general | Stato continues active, with lumber J : ‘ BEAUTY PARLORS J farm and ranch labor exists. A gen-| mills working full time. 5 : f 7? —— ae DURHAM & LOWEY eral curtailment in the oll industry Colorado i : AA ae BEAUTY SHOP | ,;|__4@2_Midwest Building is noted, yet a shortage of labor ex- eoeaee ~ y 0. WILSON Hale ideit x prioe. * &X") Due to ending of agricultural fai! Mfr pO ———— irr ists in the oll fields. Lawyers ‘A large retining company fe atart-|P&rvesting (except corn) and the BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER Salte 14-1516 Townsend Bldg. ‘ ° 5 — al winter slackening of public im- | 4 Ld ——__—__—_, tng on its big hydro-electric power | Ur) 1S OF pul Don a Oo ~ee ur ay Oo SKARLES 2KANSEAGIG OGILBEE @ AD plant in the Salt Creek off fleldy;| Provements, building S00 Cane t t 1sp y S| Res. Phone 87W Office Phone 313/219 os Suge e Phase 847 4 B exists ode! | nn | see te NS approximately 75 construction work. surplus of workers. Many of the LESLIE M. NELSON, ‘Warehouse ers employed on this job at present released workers are finding s' 7 \ y 1234, MIRRO! Which will require many more work: {leased workers are finding steady | e Bi el a i aac ers in the spring. Coal mines op- struction oe 4 \ \TRONA TRANSFER, STO. i CASPER MIRROR WORKS projects and temporary em- b Are a 7 a y ORKS crating more steadtiy with a few of payment in corn husking in north. | SARI TELE CO Enea PIS $3¢_Andustrial Aves 5) Phone. 442 Industrial plants other than, oft |°" 8nd eastern Colorado and . BATTERIES OPTOMETRIST though mall, operating steadily.) Vester Kansas and Nebraska. PE) 2 NOL Shortage existing in metal mine la- SR BATTERY CO. “EVES OARRDL = oderat in al ™ e e ASPER Y — Son of the ate erent at Caper | ti ct aan ety Before Buying Gifts wo ane rin Phone | ggg where an exceptionally large building | ‘i#lly met by increased number of RACTORS epee program continues. Excavation has searelory Meboe hayes) released CHIROP: 4 started preparatory to the conatruc-| har ne Soruorc ee tee ee em | . J. H. JEFFREY JESSE EVANS thon \0t a $176,000 pessenaer Capel Kers at the metal mines in Never before have we ee SEEFREY o Eriyn taal tion ot & $175,000 passenger depot| Cringe Creak istrict ineretren na been able to show such a large selection of ue, ARS GHATLAM JEFTREX, 4 : has permitted work to continue on| the, storage of metal miners which really practical gifts. Pe)-7.s. CONNELL, D. G, PhO. OSTEOPATH highway construction and also on|;, = y -. Phone 8193 street paving in the larger cities, | Weved by an influx of released work- Seu a ee DR, CAROLINE 0. DAVIS Curtailment of employment in rail- pete oie eee Ls Scde b M. E. HARNED, Chiropractor Osteopathic Physivion J ah ts 2 ON Kimball Street : ' way shops for e brief period ts noted. ing in district, yot a shortage stil | @ Remember you can buy these appliances both large and 2 Nort hone 1437 Suite 6 “iribine “Apart. hone 388 of note during past month except | Cus, caperienced workers, prin. | small, on the basis of lid t whi DE. 1. B. BERQUIST Dr. LL. WADE bi rae toon iene and etior ee per Mepeage ece Aay ae ; th irti I 4 id Shen Own payment when you Zuttermeisier Bldg Phone 1757/ Over Frantz Show Hy hans 1158 made usu: inter reduction o! pa ohn aca a oot A ented fade its usual, winter reduction of | three day per Week achedule.” With secure the article and then paying the balance on easy CLEANERS AUTO PAINTING 200 workers. A slight surplus of eae of Ker! steel plant at Pueblo terms. unskilled labor and a shortage of |; Denter, ae ee metal plants farm and ranch workers exists. All 2 lustrial plants THE SERVICE Bona Yellowstone Auto Paint Shop 1914 E. Yellowstone industrial p’ants are running stead-|Ct#Mue full time operations, par.| 3 : Phone 56 First Class Auto Painting EE —e ce A Sos see oan gla inten tasraat tare ; We Are Listing Below Only a Few of Our Many Items of Standard DOCTORS PLANING MILL gram » and bs i DA PRIVATE =e) ita reguidceariney pete ad Manufacture and Price Ra ea JOH F. THOMAS in—Phone 273 Planing Mill and Cabinet Shop VaEe aon TLDREN'S Phone 1806W 214 West B Sé. Set euturce tonewnat! sees « Washing Machines ____$110.00 and up Waffle Irons -__________$12.00 and up ND cH Phone 1800W) = Biz South Durbin Phone 406 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Soap eaaey in eee ee a Sewing Machines _______$57.50 and up Tea Pots ---_----------_$13.00 and up Casper — : : ° taft “ : E LYN. permitted abe viarkect Dallaing hey Troning Machines ______$125.00 and up Electric Fans ___--____---$10.60 and up SURGERY, GY NECOLOGY AND Publi eETHORL. 0. LYNCH =e pa Sart Fie Btese ee Floor Lamps bast 38250: and up Heating Prades ee oo ey. -$10.00 and up Homer. R Lathrop, M: D., F ot oe {301 Cateaidaied usally ating Beason. + sees one Office 2 s. 3533 ib cttiaitineut ot sneratione te noted Bridge Lamps -____-_____$32.50 and up Table Stove --------- ~--$12.50 and up exe, Bah Bat Sha tRoar - —— i a few industria’s, including the Harmon L. Stanton. M. S., M. D. SHUE REPAIRING Table Lamps _----____--$25.00 and up Glow Heaters __-___ _--~~-$8.50 and up FOR CASH SKIN AND X-RAY TK ATMENT ofl industry and has resulted in a RINARY DISEASES NORTH CASPER SHOE SHOP considerable surplus of unskilled la- x GENITO-UE é Hand and Machine W bs oh lle i Carpe tema for Your Golden Opportunity Urn Sets _-------------- $27.00 and up Percolators - --$7.50 and up GB. Underwood, Mee Ben Suyemateu oie © 3S nat Hu other les. justr! pan = 4 ~ Sor obeatng tines eon conte Prudenti Hair Dryers _- -----$25.00 and up Toasters —___-_--_-_-----_$7.50 and up Hallie M, Ei TYPEWRITERS t it. Regardl 7 ae H “oO” $$ RoGgt Ie ialipeasel ey aera fot rudential Vibrators _____-___-_--___$25.00 and up Curling Irons -____-_-----$2.50 and up J. FODonnell: 31. D. Gasper “Typewriter Exchange . : ° raniiie | New an ebuilt Typewrit fram under way housing facilities Tires ; Drink Mixers ____-____-$18.00 and up Electric Irons ___-________$5.00 and up oe gfentals—Supplies” and" Repairs inadequate. Ir . ¢ ey »D. D. 8. . Secon one 856 honk, Serings—wo industrial ‘ Sewing Machine Motors_-_$19.00 and up Desk Lamps _----_-----__$5.75 and up Offiges in Hohrbaugh Building the past month except that the large HOW’S THIS ¥ le eg ___ TAILORS coal mines continue part time oper- * Seeuememmanes, 4 an’ |" N. RUBIN, Bite. Tall stiong "Labor euppty and demend|| TUBES mes} Special deal on HOOVER SWEEPERS $5.00 down payment and a DR WM. A BRYANT | Vator (9 Stay jut equal. Building quiet with . Physician and Surgeon y. Midwest tut a fow dwells houses under con. || $110 30x3 year’s time to pay the balance 183 N. Wolcott off. 113 Res. oh. °° | toy garcons AND CLEANERS struction. Housing contmues in- 2x4 $22.00 i RS AND CLEANERS pasate a .33x4 $22.50 DE: G. 5. Saas 148 E. Midwess Phone 968W onerat_-1aAT#0R3 men([3t78 dy = 85-00 BUY EARLY WHILE THE SELECTION IS COMPLETE bs eee Fitted ne 113|____UPHOLSTERING nera! irge cotton crop . ‘olcol —$—__—_____ produced a shortage of cotton pick- || $2-75 32x4% $27.50 ; or | Upholstering and Furniture Pack ng Sbasendithevatnat uve ocekiag o $2.75 38x4% DR. T. J. RIACH CASPER UPHOLSTERING CO. s' Ss over! I $3.30 34: Physician and Surgeon >| ; time, Indications are for the larg- ‘ x4 4 4 ee ee Phone 1672M est acreage of winter truck crops in DES. MYER AND JOHNSON g SiPare eee | center Street Natrona Power Co i TEE Sp ssa | VETERINARIES Srathonalh- ven a r ‘ee Ss Physician and Surgeon SEE pe pa, Yuma, Pinal and Pima, A fee Ph. ooo DR. W. E. NODE however ,the supply of workers are Service Station 3 ye | 200 O-S Bidz. Office Ph. 699 Res. 748) veterinarian Canina Specialist. equal to the present demand. Har- Bel ooh fee Ph DE. 1. N. FROST Office Ph. 2293 Res. Ph. 19983 vesting of a large citrus fruit crop or. Center, Ft and roe: ~ 69 Physician d Si Lei’ Th a> A oe h Ser Se ee well under wav with local labor suf- Phone 2341 one os Bldg. . a Spoke 123 WAREHOUSES ficient. Metal mininy cont.nues on ; > "7 a > — a large scale with the supply of met- ; 5 5 M Daly Bide, Office Ph Sit. Rew. 90S Tretisfor Co. Phowe nae