Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1924, Page 10

PAGE TEN INDIANS ALL | BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG \\ SIGN, REPORT CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 4— Every member of the <leveland baseball club has signed his 1924 contract, E. S. Barnard, president of the Indians, sald today. No trouble was experienced in coming to terms with any player, Mr. Barnard adde Cleveland being about the only club in the major leagues which has not been troubled with holdo: Lincoln F. Kelly Gets Pension Raise was Lincoln F. notified by Charles E, Wt a plication for pension had been a h he rate of $12 per month with k pension amounting to Kelly $350. y Mr. Kelly recelved a wire fr Congressman Winter in. forming him that as ke had reach- ed the age of 62 he was entitled tc a further allow: e, and that the pension had been increased to $18 a month with back pension amount ing to $222. During the past six months Congressman Winter has assisted a number of Wyomingites in procuring pensions and back pen sions amounting to over $5,000 have lwen paid through his untiring ef. furts — New Safe Method Guaranteed to Remove Teeth Stains —Or No Cost! - No matter how stained or spotted ur teeth may be— Bleachodent mbination is positively guaran- d to remove all surface stal: and makes teeth flashing white in a few applications—or the trial costs you nothing. Bleachodent Combination contains mild liquid ch softens the stains—and a al paste which gently removes Fine for whitening children’s f, nensitive teeth. guicker afer than old scouring me which injured the enamel. ods a to its mild ingredfents are jn. d to act only on surface stains LL 8 Combi hted with first application your drug- gist wil gladly refund your mone: Or write direct to manufacture WARNING: Beware of cheap t| chased last night. were The - Hecoe Seeties AS The CHwk “TworVear OLD CRASHES THRouéH Them city EnROUE % State + BETTING eiqus FAVORS “No-Ho* 2 2t = LITTLE Spam PLUG Money ms SIGHT) BowaRe Or Chwere BOOKMAKERS — fhe Casper Daily Erivune | THOUGHT | HAD IT FIGURED JUST RIGHT. | "UL MEET THEM AT \ ABOUT THE CORNER. \ THEN TLL GET INTROOUCED TD MISS GRAN. NEW PAVING [5 PLANNED HERE (Continued From Page One) the petition for his company asking the admission of tt addition. The East Burlington addition was de- clared in some t!me ago but there were several remonstrances from cit- izens and the matter was held up for a long period, ‘Twenty-five new call boxes for the fire department. were ordered pur- There are now 60 boxes in the clty and with the addition of these boxes the depart- ‘| ment's scope will be increased more than a third. The fire committee pointed out the fact that there aro points in the city which are 15 blocks distant from the nearest alarm. The committee also rec- ommended the construction of a liquid imitations, which may be harmful, Always insist on Bleach- odent. the SAFE treatment. At all good dealers such as: Casper Drug and Dispensary Co, Kimball Drug Co. Smith & Turner, Wyoming Drug & Supply Co., John Tripeny C., Midwest Pharmacy;— Advertise- ment. Pigeon’s Fresh 228 East Second St. tension, to the fire department. This Tastes Better—Goes Farther—Always Good bungalow type of building for an ex Roasted Coffee Phone 623 building would cost probably $8,000 without equipme: erected on Conwe! present plans, eastern and of the city. departments are tance from these Carnivals with permission has a after, An ordin: brose _Hemingwi nivals, tertainments. ments or for th offense and the will be elther $1 in jail or both. M. school board for st will be started in plans, the gospel on the that he would co! to religion. creating a special Our Unseen Franchise . We possess an invisible franchise, compared with which the ordinary franchise is a mere “scrap of paper.’ It is the franch the people’s was born of their part. The ordinary fr ed until after it is bestowed. The greater franchise of public Good Will must be merited before it is conferred, It will be our make our invisible franchise per- petual. NATRONA | POWER + COMPANY li ise of Good Will— friendship—which understanding on anchise is not earn- aim and effort to addition. ‘This will include the building of a sewer to connect up with the main line. ‘ Consideration was given to the Natrong County as an organization to give municipa concerts in the park tt summer No decision was reached. A. proposition to widen Seventh street between Center/and Wolcott was put to the council by Mayor S. No action was taken. It K. Loy. was pointed ont tainments are held in that building cars are parked the street allowing but little pas- Rageway. The mayor also brought up the preventing from seeing prisoners in the city jail except where permission is first obtained from the police. oner should not be solicited by an attorney and-should not be seen by | Compound: one except where the prisoner re- quests it, according to the muyor, matter of who stated that sive inmates of the jail privilege of talent if they seeking legal and see us, be to take care of the east southeastern The present two fire- those to the management of which ed will be prohibited in Casper here- was drafted by City Attorney Am. neil last night, street fairs, It also prohibits the use of the streets for parades or ex- “ future and tt is possible that there hibitions advertising such entertain. | future and i pratt : Each day is to constitute a separate P. Wheeler, red before the council with the request for a permit to add another y to the West Casper school. This was granted. ed before September 1, according to Elder David Schultz, a negro pas- tor, was given permission to preach ored settlement of the cfty. pastor stated that he preach only to his own people and/ The council passed a_ resolution trict in the Community Extension mt and would be ll square northeast The re-routing of The object would + orth sections is taken, The promoters of door circus and frol: permission to displ: a considerable dis- parts of Casper, the exception of] attorney lready been grant-| whereby four block: ance to this effect in a paving distric y and read to the It covers car- and similar en- already created. Tho police judiclai tive session to be h ie posting of bills. maximum penalty ighth of the 00 fine or 90 days ,,,Cnees Finland is covered lakes. director of the district No. 2 ap- The ‘addition June and complet- streets of the col The to Relieved by L; wished nfine’ his remarks tible pains in both improvement dis-| high school bend that when enter- The AL de) Com} me back my heal praise it en on each side of ing tha: R.F. D. 1, Gian The spirit of help: the letters we outsiders A pris- what Lydia E. Pinkh: will do, the same as thi down feelin, it was desired to and are s0 de GROCERY SPECIALS For Pay Day And for every day—we have nothing but Every article in our stock is of where you are buying yo save you money, order houses. Natrona Wholesale Grocery WHOLESALERS FOR CONSUMERS | 152 S. Durbin red, but not to force it upon them. the extension of their service was of the County hospital according to| again taken up last night, be considered further before ‘action matter on the streets of the city. Hemingway structed to discover some means Spruce streets might be included unintentionally left out of a district city will be discussed in an execu- MRS, BUSH TELLS OTHER WOMEN HowPainsin Sideand Drag- ging Down Feelings Were ham’s Vegetable Compound Massena, New York.. also some outdoor work on the wh. Iam perfectly will- ould use these facts if my letf€r will help other wom still. suffer.”’—Mrs. total ‘ulness shown in are constantly sore worthy of notice. ese women know xperience am’s Vegetable Your troubles are Tf you have pains and a draggin ritable, it by Mrs. Bush’s experi ence ant gn re the ‘Coripound a trial, a special and regardless ur food supplies we can whether in Casper or from mail You cannot afford not to come in Phone 1916 z WHO WERE Gonna . COME ON, BOY, WE CAKT PARK HERE It & Le THose GUYS BACK IN SAN Frade: WHO SAD I VOLLDN'T NEED A CAP — Bilt HINES. THE BiG PUNK, HG TOLD Me THose CHINESE BookiEs: COvLd CLEAR OP ON This RACE HAD | _ SIGNS UP ALL THE Way % SeaTrNe - IF WE ONLY COULD GET the busses and It will the Legion In- ic were gP#ntod lay advertising was in ‘s at Ninth and t. They were age, Eshelman. ry ley of the ay Durham. neld in the near Saturday entire area of by fresh water ices. ers. ia E. Pink. | °°!ers Mr, “*T had ter- my sides and |) itorneys, id has given and I cannot whe Ss OBE s | er line. publish: men lines. ‘pooked nervous and one time, ads PHO) accuracy, specials. Pp. m., Note the Tribune. Cl MEN prospective on over $1,192 Reimerth $20,000 in accepting the receivership of the concern and appointed as his H. prosecutor, and “W. J. Hooper and Barnes, the two ar- rested yesterday, will appear ‘before the United States grand jury in ho | Cheyenne on fraud charges but it is possible that more serious charges will be preferred against W. T, S. Barnes and Mrs. Crowe. checks were uncovered that had Appointment of a Judge Robt. Monday afternoon approval of contract holders. Next offices of* the nwsoclation will be closed and head- quarters moved to C, H. Reimerth’s Affairs of the company will be Hquidated as soon as_ possible out this is highly uncertain as the status of outstanding loans has not been ascertained. One understood, Texas parties after several Assets of the the date of the audit revealing in- solvency consisted of a small cash balance and $12,835 in loans. $59,000 had been paid in contracts aggregating the 1 ds 2,000. E. charged “set lines” the number of contract R. Rose HOME BUILDERS ARRESTED (Continued from Page One) ! purchasers. Complainants among* the 500 con- tract holders of the association in- clude Lester Mahurin, V. A. Brund. W. P. Ricketts and Mrs. EB The accused men are represented by Attorney Harry B. with jocal in the gave Foster, Classified Rates NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as a tasis of estima BLACKFACE C. will be charged the space of two Sdvertising will be irrespective of words, CURRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. ‘fhe Casper Daily ‘Tribune will mot be respoasible for more than one incorrect imvertion of any ad: Vertisement drdered for more than Errora not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the real vatue of the advertisement wili be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE days after insertion. tion will be made when the ermr Soes not materially affect the sonwe or purpose of the advertisement, TELEPHONS ADS. Careful attention will be given all received the TELE. Nic, but we cannot guarantee CLOSING HOUR. Want Ads to be classified ly must be in The Tribune office hbefure 10:00. Ads received after 10:00 to 12:00 will be inserted under ch> head “Too Late to Classify.” OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE: MENTS | Must be accompanied by cash of check in fuli payment of the same. foregoing inetructions avout counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Daily ng a line. over Cas} HELP WANTED—FEMALE GIRLS—Learn persona! direction ss now f marcelling of ming. nt receiver by Was made loan, it is hands of company bond ‘Wehrlt. Cancelled HEADLINE broper- per Daily Betty by W. T. credited. His wanted sies, ‘so the full This 1 ply of wi amounts trans- on Over contract WASHI of county It ren's Wanted to Warm Up Stack of Hay PINEDALE, Wyo., March 4—He his father’ WANTED—Men, women and hair ‘cutting Grill Cafe, never been entered on the books of the company in sifting the affairs of the concern, haying been cashed S. Barnes over and above commissions and salary regularly They are said to have run into several thousand dollars. ——— > Toes, Burned to warm his tootise-woot- he burned down one of stacks of hay. is the explanation of the small son of Clyde Johnson, Pine- dale rancher, gave his father sey- eral days ago when the head of the family found the ashes of what had been a considerable sup- inter feed. In a country as cold as that around Pinedale the comfort of a small lad’s feet to something, at that. —————_—_ Less Revenue In New Tax Measure NGTON, March 4.—The tax bill as passed by the house will Produce $446,000,000 than the existing law, in the opinion of treasury actuaries. would produce $113,000,000 HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE ~- less revenue ehild- 35c, Under YOUNG Fune. led No republica- Bug Runabout Runabout Runabout Runabout Want) rouring -. Touring -. Touring Touring Coupe --.. Overland under her- Phone =| Ear] er}| Phone 9 POSITIONS WANTED FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES lady bdookkesper, short. hand and typewriter experienced; wishes office work Box B-369, Trib- — POSITION WANTED— By young lady to work in boarding house for husband’s board and room. Address Tribune Box B-368. ee ws Better Values in Used Ford Cars wonn-a---- +--+ --- $100 dies ig ‘COLISEUM MOTOR CO. 22+ ------ --- $150 eae een ane $225 SS -a==--$50 on Se was F200 =~ $365 Dian. 123,000,000. Simple Colds indicate a need of SCOTTS EMULSION to build resistance M FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES (oo —neenene— penance ‘Donse BRoTHERS DEALERS SELL S00D USED CARS In buying a new car, you naturally look to the reputation of the car itself. In buying a used car, it is equally important to consider the reputation of the dealer. We confidently refer you to those who have bought our used cars in the past. Good Values , ‘for Today— .. DODGE BROTHERS. 1922 model touring, high hood; bumper, spot ight, five tires, two brand new. recondl- tioned ——o————— == $625 1922 model roadster, low hood at ----. ewan nan nna -= $475 1919 touring, neconditioned and repainted —---$350 1921 screen commercial .$425 1923 one and one-half ton Gra- ham ween an nnn e +--+ 8850 BUICKS 1923 four-cylinder touring, bum- per, matometer, hood and radi-.— ator cover, Gabriel snubbers and five good tires, two brand new; in good condition _..2$600 1922 touring, repainted --__$750 FORDS a 1921 roadster, good tires, first class condition; Stromberg car- buretor 2 ~+—----$175 Open Suaday 131 E, Fifth Phone 724 ee BEFORE selling or. painting, -have dents in body and fenders remov- de; made same as ncw, small charge; factory man. Warne & Crosby Mo te Co., 436 W. Yellowstone. ——<—$——— FOR SALE—Ford touring, A-1 run- ning condition, $125. Phone 2T17R6. eae a wenn nnn $45) none -=-- =----$400 Touring ~.-..------._$125 C. Boyle, Inc. 125-131 N, Center | SERVICES OFFERED er and Sanita- tion company, any kind of hauling, moving, sand, gravel, excavating. grading, lawn building, lawn dress- $ tisfaction guaranteed. Phone + Office 212 W. First. more, the treasury figures indicate, than by the Garner Democratic The treasury surplus under the present rates, according to present estimates, will be only $323,000,000, so that the house bill if finally en- acted would result in a deficit of Price of | 826 W. Yellowstone. Phone quantity of Baby Chicks; week, and prepay parcel post. Write for Ww NG and painting, sr mpt service; work ons 2717R3, $10 tween 11 and 12 a. m. —— STUDENT will marcel and bob- AT oe pager aay PORT ARE > 3 5 WANTED—Work by hour, enced. Call 2717J4. bss. eg ‘WANTED—Children care for in my home: baby for falling hatr, celling; home appointments. , ome Mrs. R. Colby. Phone 1665M. A Tete who wears irge size is in need of dress, anyone these ———______ FOR SALE—10-20 Titan tractor, complete with three bottom gang or ent foot tandem disc har- row seed drill, cost $1,900; will sell for $950; terms; outfit in A-1 condition. Apply evenings after P. m. 108 8. Jackson, . FOR SALE — puppies. 2495M. FOR SALE—G: reed food condition, Basement 12718 Thirteenth. FOR SALE—$25 parrot perch for $10. Inquire at 613 W. Railroad. Seemameeaenenee eee FOR SALE—18x40 bevel plate mir- ror. and stand frome $15, used dresser 24.20 mirror $17.50; used coal,’ Tange $30; white enameled medicine ceDinet $5; Unoleum 75¢ per square yard; fringed “window. shades $1; Portab'e phoncgraph. $30, ace, om Sori ehert $15; couch and ‘9. Hunter-Goll Co,, 241 W. First. Phone 9g6J. , FOR SALE—One doubi sleeping couch. 612 8. Lincoln, FOR SALE — Three-piece _ brown Jeather iivingroom suite, machine and other furniture. Iced! Apart- ment 3. Phone 1296M. FOR SALE—Solld oak buffet, like new, half price. Call at stoi in Midwest Heights. eat es FOR ‘Most complete line of amel front gas ranges at half thi 7S5 bird 1720 Cedar. Phone CONN ‘sc ¢ @axophone Lloyd baby buggy; will mahogany together with excellent collection of classical records. 1055 S. Lincoln. FOR BAL cr enny. new cabinet mode! Victrola, cheap. Call 907 W. Midwest. ots —— WANTED TO BUY —_—_——— WANTED TO BUY. Second. hand furniture. have anything to trade or | Phone 249, Harned 234 8. Davia © he * WANTED TO BUY—Sec bapa piano, will pay cagh if Phune 524J. Spe —— WANTED TO BUY—For cash, Fora with » any condition if priced right. Phone 2343W. WANTED TO BUY—Four or five- room house with finished rooms in basement, must be B-349, ‘Tribune. if, you Co. pri paidivor seo eee ice for ni ture, Brooke 660 East Hi Phone COLUMBIA HATCHERY P. 0. Box 1102, Denver, Colo. We can fill your. order for any 17 varie jes, standard bred. We have the largest and only electric hatchery n Denver, capacity over 10,000 per ‘We guarantee live delivery wices and full particulars. FOR SALE—Setting eggs, from Barred Rocks $5 per c. 0. D, Mrs. William purebred hundred, Clark, Powder River, Wyo. FOR RENT—GARAGES \, ae FOR RENT—Garage space on pave Was 233 E. Twelfth. Phone gt FOR RENT—Heated garage, suit . able for one car, from Second. 139 s. one-half’ blogs Jefferson. WANTED TO RENT NTED—By young man, single room with board in private family 10 per week, locatton.on south side, ive phone number to Box -B-873, Tribune. on terms, Box a WANTED -Hignest yes SOPRANO x strade Portable typewriter, 534 W. ng A > stone. ' ee ‘