Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN. TOURISTS ARE THREATENING (Continued. Frota Page One) vehicle traffic “to protect the inter- ests of this state” against any pos- sible invasion of the foot and mouth disease was reiterated today at the governor's office. ‘The ban against traffic, which has resulted in the stopping of approxl- mately 1,000 motorists in California points at the state boundary, wil! remain in effect indefinitely, it was again announced. Reports received at nor's office from Yuma, where 500 motorists last night reported to be prepared to make dash across the Colorado river boundary line state that no disorder had occurred in the camp of the travelers and that preparations had been made by the sheriff's office there to meet any contingency. “We are prepared if necessary to mend guardsmen to enforce the em- argo” said the announcement, “but wo have been informed and believe any situation that may arise can be handled by the sheriff's force at Yuma.” ‘Adjutant General Harris of tho ‘Arizona national guard who was fm ccmmunication with Governor Hunt at Tucson told the Associated Press that no guardsmen would be gent to the boundary to enforce the terms of the quarantine unless a re- quest !s made for them by county authorit Hoe said no guardsmen were being prepared for duty at Yuma or any other and added that the forces be formed quickly if their pi was considered nec- essary to afd in preventing a vio lation of the state orders, Tho sher- iff at Yuma today reported that camparatively quiet conditions pre- vailed {n the camp at Knob, Cal., of motorists who had planned on en- tering the state at Yuma, Civic organizations, Hvestock men, dairy men, bankers and other Dusiness institutions in all parts of the state have requested continua- tion of the quarantine against Call- fornia, and it will be carried out un- the gover- Ar point could sence til the foot and mouth disease in California is under control, it was added in the statement from the governor's offi ‘WATCH YOUR STEP’ IN CALIFORNIA By L. ©. OWEN (Copyrigh 924 Consolidated Press) SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.—You have to watch ,your step and hold your skirts high in California these @ays or the foot and mouth inspec- tors will get you. The heedless traveller in the midst of war times had no more troubles than the chance way farer or itiner- ant tourist is experiencing in the goldern state right now, if he isn’t andy to dip his feet in creosote or bathe his automobile tires in antise- ptics at every county line. More- over ho has to observe a long list ef donts. Most of the trials and tribulations besetting those who venture away from home are encountered in the interior counties where armed guards meet you at the county line and give you an analytical once over. What happens next depends on the impression you make, If you are prosperous looking and don't ap- ar to have tarried by the wayside, may let you off after you have ed thru a half inch of creosote and had your auto whacls disin- you are not so affluent looking, if per chance you are a gypsy or or a hobo, they shove you into a small perture for the head, you with formalde- tent with nd distr an 6 of the donts which are & } nt the state board of b a gor > venture out Don't pick © reckless tourist who did has just been fined $50, Don't take dogs or cats along. You'll lose them if you do. Don't shoot birds, It wouldn't be wo bad if you actually shot them, but if you missed they might fly into the next county taking foot and mouth germs with them. Don't gregate in assemblages of peor Don't camp out BEND I THis PEARL WHIT® LAUNDRY © title of he highest or der of x was first int 3 Be Mighty Sure Its Dr. Carey’s Marshroot Prescription 777 For Kidney Ills | Bix Ounce 75 Cents Smith & Turner Drag Co. Guaranteed, tly acc Anke drives of roots and her anyway. Y aning once in t medicine is none nember the name. where in the U. 8. A cepted.—Advertise umutlat for this out all HAY GRAIN CHIX FEEDS— SALT Casper Warehouse Co. 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE TEL. 27 STORAGE FORWARDING I best r raising t suse V attermilh St For 1 f feed Victor Seratch Feed and Laying 8 ee ee ne BULLETIN .eeeDE Barney Gooste, OWNER OF SPARK, PLUG, GIVES SOOT STATEMENT Twat HE Wile KOT DISCUSS THE COMING MaTeH RACE AGAIN! “HooT-Mon” Tit HE Sizes UP THs S@oTeH ANIMAL , —_ ——— ™~ Tue Boar CARRYING The FAMOUS ThoRoUsH - GREO Is TOMEWMERE:! ON The HIGH Seas Maxe Ao ehrs with wise BRANNIGANS AROUND Town ! oF in MISTAH GOOGLE MISTAR GooGre SOME MAN DWESSED LADY'S. CLOTHES 15 comin: UP ibe Casper Daily Cribune | BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG, ms A BASHELL Man I Be AND I DINNA KEN How Te TALK “To ANYBODY BUT : NEXT ROOM AND PULL YouR SELF TOGETHER - come WHEN CALL You in tz WHATS ON Your (BR ALT WAS DUMBFOUNDED YESTERDAY WHEN HE HEARD MME, OCTAVE DECLARE THAT SHE WAS THE MOTHER. OF SKEEZIX. HE SAT BESIDE THE UTTLE FELLOW'S BED ALL NIGHT. WALT COULDNT STAND IT To HAVE HIM OUT OF His SIGHT. SKEEZIX,, S, ANS Wate =O 255 Mrs. Margaret Willis, 38, widow t's NOT TRUE! 1 WON'T BELIEVE IT ! YOU'RE. MINE! You'RE MINE, 1Ssav} Wee probing a possible love motive hinted it's JUST A TRICK TO GET YOU AWAY FROM ME ! SHE CAN'T 0O (Tt Mt ih liquor violations. F. N. Dornbush|0. Crawley, 327 West BC street, were who had been arrested Wednesday | convicted of liquor possession also. on West First street was found to have possessed wine that registered a high percentage. Myrtle Ham- mond, 332 Industrial avenue and J. In most parts, the North Sea is only from 100 to 400 feet deep. HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—We need a mando bass and a mando-cello player to com- plete string orchestra. Not ab- solutely necesrdry to be first class payer, Beginpers are welcome. See Moore at 531 S. Melrose after 5:30 p. m. or Call Tribune for ap- pointment. WANTED—Every motorist in town to come to the Glenrock hotel; big chicken dinner every Sunday, only Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for - y DY: fo — Accept only “Bayer” package tles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Two cents per word or ten cents ‘ive average words used as a Headache Colds Neuralgia Lumbago which contains proven directions. Aspirin is the trade mark ef Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacié per line. basia of imating « line. HEADLINE Pain Toothache _Neuritis Rheumatism Handy “Bayer” boxes of tablets Also bot NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. BLACKFACE CAP will be charged the space of two] 59 cents p.m lines. — All charged advertising wil! be] MAN want art butcher shop bonkec “set line irrespective of in a grocery store, doing good the number of wor busine: Phone 473J ? . ol — CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS surance experience we able. Answer tn own giving experience. P. 1 be nd Box days after insertion. No republica- tion will be riade when the error does not matérially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement. UEPHONP ADS. writing 1127 oO. The Casp Daily Trioung will not be responsible for more than | experienc: one incorrect insertion of any ad-| Write vertisement ordered for more than] Bax 552. one time, Errors not the fault of | ————————___—. the advertiser whic! clearly lessen | WANTED—First ctass experienced the real value of the advertisement | stenographer for temporary work will be rectified only by publication | which may prove to be permanent without extra charge within FIVE|if found satisfactory; one with In SHE WANTS TO PLAY ON MY SYMPATHIES THINKING LL LET POSITIONS WANTED LADY wants housework, by Cay or hour. Plone 1840. Miss Doles. YOUNG work. une. nurse wants practica! Address Box B-486, Trib- WOMAN wants work, white. Phone 2079NR. MARRIED man desires temporary office work; would handle two or three small gets of books for con- cerns not requiring bookkeeper for full time; might consider permanent position with concern who could make it worth while, Phone 1625W SERVICES OFFERED MEET me at the Glenrock. Hotei next Sunday; big chicken dinner for 50 Cents; 12 to 2 p. m. HARPER method scalp treatment, for falling hair; shampooing, mar- celling; home appointments. R. Colby. Phone 1665M. CARPENTER Wants small job of any kind of carpenter work. Ca‘! McAllister after 6 p. m. Phone 722R. LEARN MARCELLING Personal instructions by experi- enced operator, reasonab‘e price. Phone 2037M. FOR’ window | boxes, baskets, gham Brothers, Phone 2384. EXPERT rates hanging trellis of any kind. In- 1725 E. Second. PING all big jobs. specialty. Chas- TYi © Special WILL contract to dig your base- ment or amy other excavating; all kinds of cement work or hauling you may have. Call 1400. MARCEL, violet ray treatment for falling hair, shampoo and facials. 845 East A. Tonsoria! and Beauty parlor. Shop or home appointments, Phone 1405W before o p. m. MARCEL and bob curl, 5c, mant- cure 50c. Phone 636M for appoint- ments. 604 8. Center. you either knitting, home decoratin, work, any kind of pn ie w ders taken for monograming; 4 “pecia'ty; class every afternoon. Mrs. Zab: 1033 Ash, basement. Phone days or evenings, 2581W between § E ty; ten yea jern cities, gardening a special- 8 experience in east- fertilizer for sale; very best. Phone 1302. PLASTERING CONTRACTOR. Rstimates furnished. J. A. Han- son. Res. 164 N. Fenway. Phone tCELLING, Inecto hair manicure, dying, facials, shampoo. I um fully equipped to give first class work in your home or at my prices reasonable. 8. part- Apartment Grant. Phone 1841W. 1 prominent business man of|at by Dr. Baldwin's young widow, Careful attention will be given an] HELP WANTED—Female GenteaaENT habardl en ads received over the TELB : that killed her PHONE, but we cannot guarantee} ~~ I Benjar Baldwin, 40 VIOLATORS AAW accurazy. WANTED—Girl for ge 1 how nO Bie tik ee CLOSING HOUR. work, must be com: nt and t ffed body in a wardrobe | FS Want Ads to be claseified proper-|durtrious., Call at 8. Elm after eping day's ly must be in the Casper Daily] Phone 225W 1 it In her apartment, had Tribune office before 10. Want Ads — he hurled it ¢ a cliff April 12. in@ertec under the head ‘Too Late for us at home. Easy, Mrs, Willis told police that she shot wity."* pleasant work. Whole or part time Baldwin after an attack in her _ OF TOWN ADVERTISE. | Address Nileart Company, 8541, Ft. rooms, and that she concealed the] p. ‘ MENTS. Waynp, Indiana. body to keep the killing ret from|, Three Dersons were fined $50 each} Must be accompanied by cash or —— : t a by Judge John A. Murray in yolice| check in full payment of the same. | MAKE to $ weekly writing er 13-year-old son. Investigators,| °> 0+ 3 show cards at homo; no canvass zt = ourt last night on the charge of the foregoing, instructions r nva dissatisfied with her story, were counting the words and the|ing; we instruct you and supply - rate per word for the Casper Daily} work. Dept. 13 tional Studios, Tribune 121 Dorchester, Chicago. ‘ a; 7 WANTI First class experienced 40° Below Zero KR HELP WANTED—MALE | sencsrapher for temborary work That's the temperature some- q'y which may prove to be permanent, {mes in Gre Montane ~——— lif found ss one in: gd clades Ab in yeeng: : WANTED—Carpenter, must bs high exp would be pre- Send for price li. " A part of showroom 18x50 |}. class man; ateady work Apply Answer in own hand writ - 7 : i. |} Mr. Doud, 424 W. ‘ellowsto +s. giving experience, P, ©. Box ‘ 4c on ast i? GRASS SEED COON Eb RSet), ICA OD | Ani | Re ae gteacuaied ol war leat ee we farniahy the’t ity.“ Sititable’ Yor reall “auser aie tote ee SEERA i ate office. Ra 1, Alberta district, Box POSITIONS WANTED Tribune Phone 1993-J h bia A-1 COOK oll field 4 : camp or ranch, Box B-483 TREADWELL. NonsERy 121 East First Street ining hf Ries $ Great Falls, Mont er Bar Ce nth} WANTED—Practical nursing. can ee street, Denver, i sive references, hone 1498NW, MARCELLING and bob 7bc. 641 CY. Phone 15 curling, EXPERIENCED boarding house oook wants work as waitress; not afraid of work. Phone 1760M. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—If you are looking for & new or used I r, seo Car. Boy Garang or night Phones 9 and 1515M. ris at service FOR SALE—1921 Dodge touring car in first class condition, $350, 359 8 Oak. Phon Rr Dodge mile touring Hotel Wyat VOR SALB—Pord touring car with large wheel; ju like new; 1} only been out three months; a b: gain; terms. Patt Oakland Co. 40 2 jowstone, — For Sale—AUTOMOBILES BUY A NEW MAXWELL. Coupe, run 4,500 miles, five new tires, bumpers, spot light, etc., cost $1,499; sacrifice for $950; this is a real bargain. Apartment 6, 231 5. Grant St. Phone 1841W. ee RTE PR Mg ee aS FOR SALE—Your chance to get one-ton Ford truck, cheap, worm gear, two sets wheels for solid or pneumatic tires, strong body, en- closed cab; teed A-1 running order, $200 for quick sale. 311 East H street. USED CARS You will find some wonderful bar- gains in our used car department. Stephens Six Late Model, Four Passenger Coupe Maxwell Coupe Late 1923 Four Passenger Jewett Touring Late 1923; Extra Good Shape Maxwell Touring 1923 Model; in Good Condition Maxwell Touring 1922 Model; in Good Condition Dodge Touring 1920 Model; Good Shape Ford Coupe 1923 Model, Good Condition Ford Roadster 1922 Model; Good Shape Special Bargains Choice $365.00 Studebaker Special 1919 Model, Good Condition Buick Six 1919 Model; Good Condition Chandler Six 1919 Model; Good Condition Choice $185.00 Two Hudson Super Sixes Buick Four. One Chevrolet This Is the Place CASPER MOTOR CO. 230 W. Yellowstone Phone 909 Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. FOR SALE—Alto Saxophone, condition, Phone 1412R. fine FOR SALE—Piano, price reason- able. 1136 8. Poplar. FOR SALE—Wa!nut upright plano, good as new, will sell cheap for cash, 122 N. Lincoln. For Sale—Miscellaneous spring sult cheap, 1147 AUTOMOBIL dinner at every Sunday Pp. m. up and bi Ke the Glenroc hotel , only 60 cents; 12 to 2 SALE. machir ror ing ors. safo, co aw eh cov . Di ideal Apartment 3. Phono 1296M LADIES GENTS EVERYBODY For Latest News From Dyery nese Consult i4 NATRONA NEWS DEPOT Butte Miner Chicago Exam ‘ Billings Gazette New York Times Omaha World Herala Los Angeles’ Bxaminer Seattle Pome int Kansas City Star vee cat Chicago Herald Denver Times CASPER PAPERS And Latest Magazines DON’T FORGET A Light Line of Groceries Natrona News Depot 251 S. Center Phone 256 For Sale—Miscellaneous —————~ TREES, shrubs, rose vines, etc, only few more days left to have your orders filled for this shipment, pier ee larg Nursery Co., Ed J. pel, home representativo, 14. Seconc. Phone 521M. nie es For Sale—Household Goods —_—o—O AUCTION, There will an auction sale at 234 South David, Saturday after. noon at 2 p. m. of household furnt- ‘ture, rugs, bedding, cooking utensils ishes, glassware, etc, Harned Fur- niture Co., 234 S. David. Phone 249. ——$—$—$$$—$——_—__ FOR SALE—$135 electric washing machine at $45; 70-pound ice chest top icer $13.50; used trunks from $1.50 up; 42-tne& felding cot and pad, ° $7.75; garden at 10c per foot; two and three-burner oil stoves at $5 to $8; used 48-inch cot at $8.50; 10x12 wall tent, 12 ounce duck 22.50; 20x36-inch plate mirror, bevel at $10.75; walnut chiffonier at X $16.50; buff fringed shades $1; in laid Hnoleum at $1.95. Hunter-Goll Furniture Co,, 241 W, First, Phone 986d. ———— FOR SALE—Most comptete line of used furniture in the city, mat- tresseS remade like new; five en- amel front gas ranges at half the price of new. Bailey Furniture Co., 326 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1617J. FOR SALE—Furniture, reasonable. 909 S. Wainut. FOR SALE—Oak duofold, like new, $25; dancy oak dresser, $20. 311 East H. WANTED TO BUY WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture 234 S. David. Phone 249. WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges heaters, dressers, ke, all household goods. Phone WANTED TO BUY—Clean cotton rags Se pound. Apply Tribune office. WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater, Phone 1086. WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—Barber shop, furnished, would buy if satisfied; state particulars. Box B-485, Trib. une, For Rent—Mitosilaasons. FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 per month. Brooks, 660 East H hone 1648W. FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK BUY YOUR BOY A PONY. Seo Ben. ROOM AND BOARD ROOM and board, $10 per week, close in, on bus line. Phone 112 924 S. Spruce. BOARD and room, cooked meals, right. 931 8. try our heme g00d rooms, prices Chestnut. ROOM ano board in on bus line. 1116 BE. private home, Second. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT — Room in modern J home, reasonable, close in. 505 S. Park. Phone 2579W FOR RENT—Large, heated room tn new mocern home; suitable for 1 or 2. 139 S, Kenwood, Phone 2456W. FOR RENT—One bedroom, 445 8, Park. Phone 387. FOR RENT—Room in private home, on bus line, for gentlemen only Phone 1729W. 305 Twelfth. FOR RENT—Nice sleepingroom, in modern home close in, for one or two gentlemen; reasonable. 701 8. Beech. Phone 2599. RR RUNT—S'eepingroom. 1023 B ond. Dorcas Apartments. FOR RENT—F for one or t bus line. 142 S15R. ‘ont room, furnished gentlemen; on the Eleventh. Phone w. FOR RENT—Destrable room for 4 lady or gentleman, close in, mod ern, convenient, 416 §, Beech. Phone 5107, bedroom, ad ine. 644 8. FOR RENT—M Joining bath, on Grant. rn bus oy FOR RENT—One or two very we furnished sleepingrooms, next bath, with private entrance. 128 V Hleventh. Phone 897J FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT—Three furnished base mont light hous K rooms newly decorated; no child 42 Yellowstone, .