Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 23, 1924, Page 10

=f = == oe eww YOK eR AE Oo PAGE TEN ECONOMIC AID DFU URGED (Continued From Page One) United States refuses to discuss re- duction of allied war debts still owing to America but that this policy “never meant that America was not willing to lend its assistance to the solution of the European prob- Jem in any way that did not involve us in their purely political contro- verstes.’* Mr. Coolidge’s address carries with it an appeal of transcendent import- ance. It m e turning point in the policy of isolation which has been erroneously interpreted; not only as political detachment but’ as economic seclusion. The president follows the note of Secretary Hughes’ recent speech in arguing that political independence for America does not mean economic aloofness. “Part of the plan (the Dawei Young report) contemplates," says Mr, Coolidge “that a considerable loan should at once be made to Ger- many for immediate pressing needs. including the financing of a bank. ‘T trust that private American capital will be willing to participate in the financing of works of peace in Eur- ope, tho we have repeatedly asserted that we were not in favor of advanc- ing funds for any military purpose. It will benefit our trade and com- merce, and we especially hope that it will provide a larger matket for ‘our agricultural production. It is notor- t foreign gold has been flow- our country in great abund t is altogether probable that Some of it can be used more to our financial advantage in Europe than it'can be in the United States. Be- sides this thero is the humanftarian requirement which carries such a strong appeal and the knowledge that out of our abundance it is our duty to help where help will be used for meeting just requirements and the promotion of a peaceful purpose. We have determined to maintain. and Wwe'can maintain, our own polft? cal Independence but, our economic importance will be strengthened and increased when the economic sta- bility of Europe is restored.” ,The foregoing passage is not a new philosophy but it represents the cautious beginning of a new era in domestic policy, an attempt to draw America to Europe without formalties. It is the reiteration of a thought, not accepted by some American business experts, that the prosperity of the United States {3 bound-up in the future of Europe and that foreign markets will come as Buropean currencies increase in value and as confidence 1s’ restored abroad. The Republican administra- tion since 1920 has pointed witly pride to the fact that five billion of dollars of American capital have been invested in Europe since the armistice and has insisted that America was not ignoring Europe. The speech of Mr. Coolidge is an at tack on those who have accused the administration of neglecting Europe. The prejudices against economic par- tnership with Europe, however, have grown stronger as the political’ rela. tionship has been frowhed upon. The president and Secretary Hughes have begun an appeal to bring America closer to Europe, not mere ly for Europe's sake, but for the ad- vantage of American farm and fac- tory whose exportable surpluses, if marketed abroad; would correspond ingly stimulate domestic prosperity. As Mr. Coolidge said in conclusion “our first duty is to ourselves.” And he has proclaimed the theory th: American helps itself by ope material ald. ance. loser LONDON April Coolidge's promise of effort to another conference on armament President Aooking Mmitation, made tn his speech at the luncheon of The Associated Press in New York yesterday, is fea- tured in the leading news columns today. The editorial writers hail it as good news of the highest tmpor- tance. The president's declaration that efforts to bring about such a conference must be predicated on a definite settlement of the German reparation problem is duly noted, together with his approval of the report of the reparation experts under Brig. General Dawes. April 23.—President Cool- PARIS, ified Rates|: Two cents per word or ten cents per line NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as a basis of estimating « line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two advertising will be t Unes” irfespective of | ber of words. | TION OF . CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS © Casper I Tribune will | ponsible for more than orrect insertion of any ad-| orde for more than | rs the fault of the advert which clearly lessen [* the ren! value of the advertisement ified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE days after insertion, republica- tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense NELU'S BELLS II! } OF “THAT SCOTCH HORSE, * Hoot MON" LET ME KNOW WHEN HIS Boar ARRWES 3 THe suspense HAS ME Go0-Cco ! WHAT DS I KNow agouT SCOTCHMEN AND SccTeH HORSES — NOTHING! IM GONNA SE LicKEeD BEFORE THE RACE | i ut MME. OCTAVE MUCH INTEREST IN YOU 45 & MOTHER.IN THE LAST THREE KNOW WHY 1 SHOULD LET HER SEE YOU. BUT PERHAPS SHOULD LET You idge’s New “York speech is given Prominence {in the newspapers which regard it as of the greatest importance. The text of the address was re. ceived’ too late to permit editorial comment by the morning papers. For Raw Sore Throat At the first sign of a raw, sore throat rub on a little Musterole with fingers. "ters right to the spot with a gentle ition, draws out soreness and pain. h clean, white ointment | made with oil of mustard. It has all | the strength of the old-fashioned mus- tard plaster without the blister. Nothing like Musterole for croupy thildren, Keep it handy for instant use. To Mothers: Musteroie is now made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. 35 & 65c in jarsé& tubes; hospital size, $3, HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—Mando complete plectrum tra. Anyone who plays guitar can pk bass. Beginners welcome. Would also like to meet guitar player who reads. See Moore at 631 8. Melrose or call Tribune and leave address. WANTED —Party to dig basement. Phone 2753W. bass player to string orches. HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Chamber maid. 340 W. Yellowstone. )—Ladies in this locality prolder linens for us at home during thelr leisure moments. Write at Fashion Embrolder- les, 7 Ohio. experience unnec d bust, give full age in an: x B-496, Trib- model for pos' articulars, phot wering. Address E ur AGENTS WANTED 44 MADISON “Better Made" hirts direct from our factory to DOCTOR wants location, cont WHY DONT Mac Tavish. OWNER tes IN HASNT SHOWN YEARS, SKEEZIX AND | DON'T Phone 381 making, grave), sand, teaming of PHVLLIS, IM GOING TO BRING SKEEZIx OVER TO SEE MME. OC . IT WILL BE FoR JUST & SHORT Ti AND PLEASE TELL HER NOT TO BRING UP THE ARGUMENT ABOUT HER TAKING SKEEZIX. IT WONT DOA BIT OF SEE BEN A TOOK MEANS A A LOOK MEANS A LOT BUY A HOME OF YOUR OWN Five-roam modern bungalow on pavement; east front; this ttle home is priced $1,000 below selling price of homes of like kind. Neat little four-room cottage on corner lot, garage, $500 will start you. Four rooms and bath with three finished in basement, nice lot; garage, walks, close to CY avenue on Eleventh; small down payment. Nice lot on South Wolcott; priced to sell, $900. “Can you beat it?” Large inside lot on South Kenwood street, near hospital, just off Second, $1,050; corner on Twelfth and Mitchell, $1,260. Four rooms and bath, garage; southeast part; priced at $8,500, on terms. Four rooms, bath, east front lot, $350 will handie, balance like SEE BEN REALTY CO. 202 Midwest Bldg. REALTORS Bonds—Real Estate—Insurance Phone 1480 INVESTIGATE KEYSTONE ADDITION Located near McKinley street subway to the clty and very close to business. cer will be easily accessible er, PRICES—$125 to $300 Terms—$25 Down, Balance $10 Monthly Size of Lots—40x120—Many Large Electric Nght ine now under construction through this addition “A LOOK MEANS A LOT” SEE BEN REALTY CO. 201-203 Midwest Bldg. REALTORS Phone 1450 “WANT AN Honest -to-Goodness Home? . Prettiest Small House in Casper GOING ‘ar A SACRIFICE—$1,500 WILL HANDLE CASPER REALTY COMPANY 108 South Center SERVICES OFFERED For Sale—AUTOMOBILES wearer; no capital or experience re: quired; easily sold; big _ profits. Write ‘for free samples. Madison eee ae M 603 Broadw New York. EXPERT TYPING FOR SALE — Used Cadillac and Special rates om all big jobs.) Ford. Call 452R Circular letters a specialty. Chas-| POSITIONS WANTED ip, ean’ : Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. ~~ IMARCEL and bob curl, Thc, mant- LADY wants work sewing, practi-|cure 60e. Phone 636M for appoint ; Cm PINE ‘ cal nursing or housékeeping. Box|ments. 604 8. Center | FOR 8 ALE— Hal nt Davis Dis 495, ‘Tribun i248, RTILIZER, garden and lawn For Sale—Miscellaneous or salary position perferred. ail kinds, Murphy Brothers. 416 ‘Tribune. Holly. Phone 1096R. WOMAN wants work in boarding| FILLING dirt, lawn sand and fer-| FOR SALE—Spring suit’ and coat, house. Phone 770 tiliger delivered. Phone 2301J.| size 38, cheap. Calisafter 6 o'clock. 1244 Boxelder. 1147 8. Jackson. Phono 2024Mf. SERVICES OFFERED ALL Kinds of day work; will also} FOR SALE — First a mortgage 4 or purpose of the mdvertisement. — | do chamber work. Phone 1828M impr property, TELEPHOS® ADS. Ws peicrer 1-9 Te vee) ; payable $20 and inter- areful attention will be {CELLING; home appointments,| FOR painting and calcimining call will discount to net e i over the nable. Mrs, Rausch. Phone 1550W. 20 per cent. P, O, Box 4, boy ae ent ou WANTED—Laundry and day ‘work OSING ROUT TER w wanted, new or Phone. 1945J. 4 ron r, two eae Wa tole or contract os, \arrow} t bein the Ca 1018 For Sale—AUTOMOBILES |! ter 10 to 1 M ; TB. ERE ALB f dry | be seen a r th ] : For SALE—H mot model 'N] daterse (> —_—_— — c or will trade for tight] Tw ° oi” TO’ 1 Tl mett aip treatment or Casper | MI ng b hampooing, mar. Midwest, Phe 1p rr —r Must be acco r me appointment Mrs. ~| TRE rubs, rose vines, ete, check in. fu!l paymer Phone 180s3t At nm sacrific only few more days left to have » the forego! - Dodge coups, iike new your orders filled for this shipment ut counting hd the} CALCIMINING and painting; small] W she absorbers; ex-| Hhe Colorado Nursery Co., J rate per word for the Casper Daily | * prompt service; work guat | eae. new $060, Call 387 N.} gE Tribune. antead, Phone 160s, Wolcott, | YES, SKEEZIX, YOU ARE GOING TO SEE YOUR MOTHER, SHOW HER THAT VOU WAVE BEEN For Sale—Miscellaneous LISTEN IN? T have complete radio four tube, batteries, aero wire, poles and all to sell for $75; cost $ ready to instal! and get anything. Call at 136 N. Grant after 6 p, m. Phone LUMBER FOR SALE First class pine sheeting and ai- mension lumber for sale; slightly used; priced rig nteed In- yestment Co., Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 410. FOR SALE — Fertile lawn dirt, cheap. Phone 1096R. FOR SALE—Sturgis reversib'e baby buggy. Inquire at 831 Howard, North Casper. “ FOR SALE—Two wheel baby cart, in good condition. Phone 591J. 1142 EB. Second. FOR SALE—Reed baby buggy, old ivory finish; like new. Inquire in basement, 308 S. Conwell. FOR SALE—Oliver typewriter No. 9, good condition, $20, Call Grand Cafe. Phone 1523W. For Sale—Household Goods AUCTION. There will an auction sale. at 234 South David, Satur after- noon at 2 p. m. of household furnt ture, rugs, bedding, cooking utensils shes, gi: . ete. Harned Fur- Diture Co., 234 S. David. Phone 249. jen ti iat tbat la FOR SALE—Most compiete 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. AUCTION NOTICE. We will give away free a regular seventy-five cent butcher knife with every one dollar purchase or more at our auction sale Saturday, April 26th, no one person can receive more than one knife. Harned Furniture Co., 234 8, David, Phone 249. 4 PB sci hla ha WEDNESDAY, This new house, 22x26 feet; three large rooms; gas and water in; 100x135 feet of ground; will sell furnished or unfurnished; price only $2,550, $500 cash. BAKER-GRUDE INVESTMENT CO, Phone 1189 REALTORS 133 N. Wolcott We Will Build to Suit the Purchaser We have made arrangements to build four houses on CY ave nue, on lots fronting the Standard addition in an purchaser, WIM sell the completed house on e form to sult the terms and small cash payments. If you desire a modern dwe'ling on your own plans and model then see us at once, PRY AND WHITE Phone 2392 Room 9, Daly Bidg. WANTED TO BUY WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086, FOR SALE—White ivory bedrodm suite. C mornings, 344 N. Jack- son FOR -—Four burner Perfec SALI fection oil range, with oven, in good condition. Phone 1769R. FOR SALE—Eden electric washer. Inquire 1829 S. Poplar, rear, FOR SALE—Hoosier kitchen cab inet, $15. Inquire basement, 1511 8. Cedar. FOR SALE—Used bed springs and mattress $9.25; two-burner oil three-burner oll stove burner ovens at $4 machine $5 e boxes at $9 and wu new Ico boxes, we you money; 10x12 wall tent, 12 ounce duck, g00d condition, priced right sewing rocker $ fringed window Hugter Goll Co,, 241 W. shades $1. First. Phone 986 WANTED TO BUY WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co,, 284 8. David. Phone 249. I HAVE some cash and clear lots for good paper. Address P, O. Box 195. WANTED TO BUY—Used furniture of all kinds. Hunter-Goll Co., 241 W. First. Phone 986J. WANTED TO BUY — Four-room modern home in good location, have cash, Box 1086, Casper, Wyo. WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coa! ranges, heaters, dressers, duofolds, all bh hold goods. Phone 1086. WANTED TO BUY—Clean cotton rags 6c pound. Apply Tribune office. WA D TO BUY—HHignest cash price pald for second hand furni- ture. Brooks 660 Eagt H. Phone 1648 W, WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—Fourteen-bar- rel water tank with truck body. Box 378, Casper, Wyo. WANTED TO RENT—Three or four room modern house with garage, permanent tenant with. references, Martin and Christlanson. Phone 2606. WANTED—Garage by first of May, near East Second and Washing: ton. Phone 1989, For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 per month. Brooks, 560 East H, Phone 1648W. FOR SALE—POULTRY COLUMBIA HATCHERY 0. Box 1102, Denver, Colorado We can supply you with any ot the following varieties n fill all orders within seven P. quantity and c. Per 100 ~$14,00 & Single Comb Reds, Buff Orpingtens White Light rred ~ 14.00 White = 14.00 Brown Leghorns = 14,00 Buff Rocks ~~ ~ 14.00 Buff Leghorns - ~ 14.00 White Wyandottes > 14.00 Orpingtons” Bramhas 16.00 Laced 3 16.( as ats 15.00 inlar 1 Wh Rhode ~ 15.00 Rhode Island Whites 18.00 Black Langahangs © . - 18.00 Silver Spangled, Hamburgs -- 20.00 Mixed Chicks $i edt RLOO $1.00 per 100 leas on all orders of 500 or more, We guarantee live delive and p ay pareve! post. OLUMBIA HATCHERY W. 44th Ave Denver, Co‘o. Phoue Gallup 1563 ROOM AND BOARD. BOARD and room in private home, best meals served; on bus line, 1115 B+ Second. —————— ROOM and board for gentlemen, is close in, home cooking, bath on same f'oor with room. 426 5. First APRIL 23, 192 LADIES. EVERYBODY For. Latest News From Every rare Consult he Butte Miner | Chicago Examiner * New ‘Forie Times ner And Latest Magazines DON'T FORGET 4 Light Line of Groceries Natrona News Depot 251 8. Center Phone 256 — FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleep- ingroom, hot and cold running water in room, bath, outside entrance. 213 8, Park. Phone 2735. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. 630 B. Fifth, apartment C, new. ly decorated, bus ine. Phone 729R. FOR RENT—Three-room partly fur- nished apartment, clean and mod- |'ern, one block off Second; $36 per month. Phone 296, FOR RENT—Real nice. two and three-room furnished modern FOR RENT—One-room apartment with bath, suitable for two peo ple. 704.8, Park. FOR RENT —Two-room modern, furnished basement . apartment; gas, lights and telephone furnished. 1131 8, Elm. FOR RENT—Close in, modern three room furnished apartment, adults. 327 S. Lincoln, FOR RENT — Modern two-room apartment, unfurnished, down- town, steam heat; has laundry fa- cilities. Apply Apartment No. 3, Tribune. : FOR RENT — Yellowstone ‘apart- mients. 426 W. Yellowstone. Phone 2750. ENT—Furnished two-room basement apartment, strictly mod- ern on bus line. 358 N, Jackson. FOR RENT — Three-room . strictly modern apartment, close in, steam heat. Call 1678W-. FOR RENT—One $60 and $85 apart- FOR RENT—Two-room apartment, close in, wish to rent for $60 and sel! furniture for reason- able sum. Phone 684J, FOR RENT—Three-room furnished basement apartment, newly decor- ated, no children. 742 E. Yellow- stone, FOR RENT—Threeroom furnished apartment, 713 BH. Second. Call at side door. FOR REANT—Two-room modern fur- nished apartment on pavement, 319 8. Jackson. Phone 1872W. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment, newly decorated. Call at 511 E. First. FOR RENT—At the Rex,’ two fur- nished apartments, one two-room and one three-room;, lights and gas; also. three-room unfurnished house. 34 .8,. Wolcott. FOR RENT — Attractive modern three-room furnished apartment, on South Jackson; on paving. Phone S860I. FOR RENT — Basement sleeping- room and three-room furnished Apartment with bath. 425 8. Lin- Phone 15713. FOR RENT—Two nice besement rooms, furnished except » bedding; gas, lights and water furnished; at coln. $28 per month. 3825 N. Lincoln Phone 511W. FOR RENT — Four-room modern basement apartment on» bus line ane pavement, $35, adulis. “Inquire in basement. 1203 EB. Second: FOR RENT—ROOMS FR PEA RDB BR Sel 4 UST, FOR RENT—Large alry bedroom, adjoining bath, In private home. Phone SR. $< FOR RENT—Sleepingroom, in mod- ern private home, real close in. 604 S. Center, FOR REN Jodern bedroom, close in, by week or month, very rea- sonable, gentleomén only, 701 8. Beech, Phone 2599. FOR Furnishea rooms for » cloge In, very reason- Micwest. epingroom, E. Third. acjoin- -Sleepingrcom in mod ern home, suitable for one or two gentiemen. 511 8, Durbin. palace alates tdi ae FOR RENT—Clean pleasant room, close in, gentlemen preferred. 214 8. Grant. FOR RENT—Sleepingroom, tn mod- ern home, close in. 713 E. Second, Call at side door. FOR RENT—Large sunny three room apartment, modern, furnish. ed, $25; near refinery. 1020% § Cherry. Phone 1635NR. Peas ADR hrs at Li cnt FOR RENT—Nice light | two-room furnished basement apartment, electric washer included. 615, S. Lin- cdn. Phone 2122M. Peet tit hc Wit Aslan SE ET FOR RENT—Two-room furnished basement apartment. 1043 W- Railroad. Phone 2425. fvwalenciite rats alia chal ce OO ES FOR RENT—Tbhree-room furnished apartment, gas, Hghts, water, telo- phone, dishes and bedding furnish- ed, 339 W. Twelfth. Phono 2291J. FOR RENT--Two-room furnished apartment, lights and gas furnish- ed. 183 N. Kimball. oe FOR RENT — Modern furnished apartment, on bus Ine. 143° W. Eleventh. Phone 815R. FOR RENT—New modern two-room furnished apartment. 344 8, Con- well. Phone 1782. ——<—<—<—< << —_——_ FOR RENT—Two-room | furnished apartment, laundry room equipped with ve'ectric washer, 1023 E. Sec- on’. Dorcas Apartments. FOR RENT — Medern three-room FOR RENT—Well furnished room,| furnished. apartment, lights, gas next to bath, on bus line. 863 8,| and heat furnished, or will rent as Lincoln. Phone 1994 sleeépingrooms. 831 1. Third. FOR RENT—Modern sleepingroom.,| FOR R Close in, newly decor- next to bath z 4 ated, modern, clean, three Moxelder, bw om nt Whi Y Apart —— r A FOR RENT r and — ¥ — ae $8 for two ntlemen | FOR RENT—Modern two-room. fur- 2 nished basement apartment, gas ——_—_——— | lights and use of electric washer. Sleepingroom. 1023| 1021 8. Elm. reas Apartments, FOR ¥ two Phone ont room for one or 305 N. Durbin. 1167 ppingroom in mod N. Beech. Phone FOR RENT—Modern furnished room with kitchenette, 143 N. Park. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, close in, private’ bath, Murphy bed, steam heat, large dressingroom, bullt-in features, gas furnished. 227 N. Payk, Phone 1370, “a " me Co FC re “