Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1924, Page 10

PAGE TEN. ~ HEALER DRAW GREAT THRONG (Continued from Page One) who was latter committed to an asylum for the insane testified that, aroused to a pitch of frenzy at one of Richey’s meetings, she dragged her sick husband into the yard of her home and there caused her daughter to trample out his life be- cause he ‘was possessed of a devil.” From Florida Richey came here where his meetings have attracted wide spread attention. The boyish looking “healer” declares that mira- cles are just as possible now as they were jn biblical times if people will only have faith,.and that miracles ate being performed every day upon those whose faith is sufficient. “Faith in God will make you whole just as surely today as when Jesus himself walked the streets of Jerusalem,” he told his audience in his tobacco warehouse tabernacle, If you believe in the goodness of ‘God strongly enough He will heal you. Disease is a curse. Falth i the cure.” Mariy patients have reported that they have been healed here and in Atlanta, where Richey held services for three weeks last summer. His audiences there numbered from. 8,- 000 to 10,000 people at times and overflowed the city auditorium. One boy in Atlanta born dumb fs declared by his family to have be- come able to speak, the first word he was able to articulate being “Mother.” Cripples who have sought Richey have thrown away their rs es and the deaf have declared they could hear. Richey’s meetings aroused a decid ed difference of opinion among ministers of the southeast. ‘The day of absolute miracles has passed,” Dr. William Clinton, pastor of the Ponce de Leon Methodist church of Atlanta, declared in taking issue with Rickey's statements. “It is contrary to scripture and to all com: mon sense to believe that God would work an absolute miracle such as the restoration of hearing when the organ of hearing had been destroyed, simply thru the prayers of the af- fiicted and the healer.” Raymond Richey was born in Chi cago and was a sickly child. It was feared he was about to become blind and his family sent him west in the hope that the change would be bene ficlal. He says that one day when darkness seemed to be closing down on. him, he promised God that if hir sight were saved and his strength restored, he would devote the re mainder of his life to good works, and the next day he was cured. Shortly afterwards he began his car- eer as an evangelist preaching health thru faith. Eight Lives Are Saved by Collie Dog LAMBERTON, N. Y., April 30. —The lives of eight persons were saved by a collie dog when the farm house of Leslie 8. Morrison burned to the ground early today. ‘The dog sacrificed its own life. Morrison was awakened by the dog's tugging at’ the bed clothing to find the house in flames. With the help of his wif and his cousin, James Morrison, he car- ried five children, ranging in age from three to nine yes to éafety. Two of them had been overcome by smoke. aeeieireeers COOLIOGE AND COX WIN VOTE (Continued From Page One) McAdoo. His probable 48 votes will be represented by delegates, the eight delegat ge each having a half vote. Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty, defeated four years ago for d at large by dent Harding « 1 the state on prefe: tial cc over General Leonard Wood by about 15,000 votes, yesterday was elected a mem- ber of the Coolidge slate of delegate at large, but was probably low mem- ber of the slate. He however, won over the highest Johnson delegate by about four to one. The vote in 6,148 precincts in the presidential preferential contest, out of a tot of 8,350 precincts tn the state, showed President Coolidge leading Senator Johnson by more than 100,000 votes and former Gov- ernor Cox leading Mr. McAdoo by 000 votes. in 6,148 precinct: John: April 30.—The lone didate favorable to the prest- ntial candidacy of Hiram Johnson was overwhelmingly defeated and a delegation of 39, solidly pledged to President Coolidge was elected to present Massachusetts at the Re- publican national convention in the presidential preference primary yes terday, according to returns virtual ly complete today Running in opposition to the regu: lar unpledged Democratic slate of eight in the contest for delegate at large, Brig. General Charles H. Cole, who had endorsed Governor Smith { New York, was second ¢ to enator David I. Walsh as 4 to the Democratic nat ion, Joseph B. Ely « ate, who had expre hir favorable to the « BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG... . HEY. ‘Mae Tavis: Marrers !! CHILD ALLEY, MAY BE Ki MISSING FOR TWi WHICH WALT BE! COINCIDENCE GETTING SORE-NESTEROAY = THose KitTS You WEAR = WE AMERICANS AIN‘T USED To ‘em » I DIDNT MEAN TO MAKE ANY CRACK ABOUT "EM + Now. LISTEN, WHEN ARE WE GONNA PULL CFF THIS RACE WITH THAT SCOTCH NAG OF YouRS =-3 I THINK VYouRE STALLING ¢ IS IT Because I Gor AN OSTRICH FOR A Mascor §, wen, Tee Gwe Him To Nou (Ff THar. Wilt SPEEO UP DISAPPEARS/ SKEEZX, FOSTER SON OF WALT OF GASOLINE fhe Casper Daily Cridune ~ HS WHAT “WAS The IDca oF BAH! can't der any Wi/ MSTA MACTAVISH, SATISFACTION ONER ‘THs PHONE i Senne rarest Wrm A GUY Cike HIM ue Tee NE a Saas BREEZE OVER Te HIS JOINT AROUT Yor ALL’ AND WELL HAVE A Show Dowas, GIVINT HIM A (F HE DOESNT WaNT. To STack His Dos cL ree AGAINST MY: SPARK -pCUG TLL” KICK im ALC THe WAY! BACK To SCOTLAND I! A MAGAZINES, CIGARS “CANDY at the NATRONA NEWS DEPOT HOME TOWN PAPERS LATEST MAGAZINES CASPER PAPERS LIGHT GROCERY LINE Natrona News Dept GASOLINE ALLEY—AS YET NO WORD FROM. SKEEZIX = - FOR RENT—ROOMS cOLM 1) WAS TALKING TO NOURSELF, PHYLLIS OVER BY THAT 451 CAN FIND OUT. . WALT. We'LL FENCE, HE WAS RIGHT AND NOBODY SAW Wottr ee oan mG. HELP You NEAR ME, THREE MINUTES LATER ANYBODY THAT MIGHT managemient.. 445° W. Yellowstore FIND HIM, HE HAD DISAPPEARED. HAVE TAKEN HIM. Phone 6803. i ET FOR RENT—Nice large bed room adjoining bath for one or two gentlemen, very reasonable, Phone 791K. ——— EXTRA LARGE double front room on ground floor for four working IDNAPED! SKEEZIX HAS BEEN i ‘ p , =F men. Very reasonable, 205 N. ENTY= . s B Center. Phone 540M. a FOUR HOURS. WALT , = 2 2 . FOR RENT—Sleeping room in ‘mod. HAS SEARCHED i , f ern home next to bath. 644 8 FRANTICALLY BUT , Grant. RAS FOUNG NOTRPEE : FOR RENT—Beautifully furnished OF THE LOST BOY. 2 é f _ifont room; next to bath, reason. MME. OCTAVE LEFT 2 : p ‘ zal able rent on bus ine,for one or two TOWN. YESTERDAY TOO, ZY 2 . . c gentlemen, 13414 W. Tenth. Phone 1981 or 2639W. LiEVES TO BE MORE THAN f . y FOR RENT—Modern sleeping room for gentleman, outside entrarce, 523 8S. Park, Phone 1859. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished roofh 533 S. Park: POLITICS IGNORED IN WOMEN VOTERS POSITIONS WANTED For Sale—Miscellaneous WANTED TO BUY FOR RENT—HOUSE.- KEEPING ROOMS [FLAMES SHOOTING FROM| TRAINED NURSE will take a/FOR SALE—Dry lané seed pota-}] WANTED TO BUY—HAlgnest cash ‘| few cases in her home, scientific} toes, Irish cobblers and Red Tri-] price paid for second hand furnt- care, at low rates. Phone 197NJ. |umphs grown in Wyoming. Phone/ture. Brooks 660 East HL Phone (i VENTION AUFFALO aT a2. Independent Frult and Produce | 1648W. 30., 329 Indus Ave, SERVICES OFFERED | ** WANTED TO BUY—Tent about 10 5 GILLETTE, didecris es BA ised TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT | x12, good condition. Phone 984R. smouldering for ye: FOR SALE bank south of the Peerless mine has| LAUNDRY lady wants family bun- Have two 10-ton Holt tractors;} WANTED TO BUY—Used furniture (Continued from Page One) social hygiene, child’ welfare and|%t 1st fired visibly so that now) dle washing. Phone 1980J. also several Troy Atmiamt! trailers,| of all kinds, Hunter-Go!l Co, 241 of these controversies, t which are fundamental flames. 20 fect high are sald to be| ~~ SS im | to Athey truss wagons, 8 Garland| W. First. Phone 986J. shooting from the deposit. : LASS house cleaning, win-| logging wagons, and Austin road resid ptbierit dow washing, and caleimining. peeaae: for tpale ack, Moulding,] WANTED TO BUY—Clean cotton he principles | efficiency in government with con- in them, are|crete recommendations for legisla- being studied here. And the whole |tion in each. Indeed, attending the Res. 729 East CG. Phone 312M. care Producers & Refiners. P. o.| 7888 Se pound. Apply Tribune convention may he described as a|convention, here where there is Box 1739, Casper. office. university extension course. It is|absence of personal and party am: HARPER method scalp. treatment, 630-H. Fifth, apartment.,C, new: by far the most intelligent effort | bition, is a breath of fresh air in a| for falling hair; shampooing, mar-|roR SALE—15inch electric floor| “ieater in eechonbe tere ne gos | 'y decorated, bus line.. Phone 729K. that has yet been made in America | season of congressional smoke. celling; home appointments. Mrs.) sander, good condition: priced heater. Phoni to preach Democracy. in practical _———_ jimest Preestien || ft. Colby. Phone 1665M. right. 1835.8. Oak, “basement. - FOR PRT eo ne rol Phone terms and educate the voter to the Kd ee SEE R. Brammer for plumbing and - BUY Pa ? use of the ballot. Depts gas fitting, special attention given | FOR SALE — Reversible Ivory. Bash carriage an jue reed sullcy. INT— Three-room tri Bs Soda ors aNd a yr raters BLADOER, or. rebate work. Enonsys0Hpy Good condition. Phone 10293 after} at once. Phone 703. j d Cian epastaentr eiebarier visus per cent of the eligible women MARCELLING and bobcurl, 75c.|5 P- ™- WANTED—To buy 5 or 10 shares heat. Call 1678W. voters of the nation to go to the DOBBIN REALTY Co. ihe Sid Bot EAB FOR SALE=Dry land seed pota-| Casper Mutual building and loan] FOR .RENT—Tworoom modern fur polls.’ The league itself will not tell Have Lots in All Parts of the PLASTERING CONTRACTOR. | toes. Western Produce Co., 332 N. serles number 10, Phone} nished apartment on pavement, eater to vita, meat party or City On Easy Ti Estimates furnished. J. A. Han. Grant. 819 S. Jackson. Phone 1872W. candidates to endorse. But anyone Suite 11 Zuttermeister son. Res. 164 N. Fenway. Phone 7 hea who attends the meetings of the ji NOTICE. FOR RENT—Two-room — furnis! yoylousl mate aout cee sae “3 Aw. Juste few days left to get your WANTED TO RENT basement apartment, newly deo reads the bulletins and issued by them has bey sufficiently to render a bl th (Continued from Page One) a rattoDS lwhich was abrogated after the war dl) t t individuet | When France renounced al! commer.| HELP =WANTED—MALE cial treaties. MARCEL AND HOBCURL [order in for, trees and shrubs. Do orated. 1043 W. Railroad. ; ; do Nurse: ee sen ergs’ BGT Ed T. Capek, home representa.| WANTED ‘TO RENT—By May 10,]OR RENT—Close in, newly 4 , 1443 E. Second. Phone 521M, two or three-room furnished apart- ated, strictly modern four-room sudement, For Sale—AUTOMOBILES | (Mornings). ment, with private bath, not over|furnished apartment, hardwood The league's sole alm {s good gov-} In this connection it was catego-| wANTED—One ar two men to ————_—_—__—________. |'$40. Phone ‘2733. floors, large» porch, - . ernment—intelligent and efficient |Tcally stated by the foreign office] batch ana share apartment with eee eA GOND SO She 5 Linooln, administration. What-some men’s | that @ political understanding ts not|two other men. Cal) 469R after ¢|FOR SALE—Ford touring car, mo- dood Sanaition, pee Tet slced: i 2 For Rent—Miscellaneous |FOR RENT—Threeroom furnished organizations have taken genera-|Co8templated by either Japan or|p. m. tor just overhauled. Inquire Sen-|/ £004 condition. for sale. | Tifquire sce! basement apartment; newly decor- tlons to accomplish in the way of | France and no conversations to that ate Cafe. Refiners Corp.” P.O. Box 1139. -Jated; no children. 742 E. Yellow- advancing certain progressive move-|€24 have been undertaken either in| SECURITY SALESMAN and organ- r ments, the League of W. s in four FOR SALE — 1922 Ford touring, | Casper. FOR RENT—Our rental list changes | Stone. ‘omen Voters | Tokio or Paris. izer. A man past 30 with a good condition, new tires. Inquire | ——————______ every day. Cal! rental department rs achieved. Re-| The attention Tokio now ts given} broad experience in organization | 1199 3. Fitth after 6:30. p. m. FOR SALE—8 bundles of shing!es]and let us show you. Phone 703.. |*OR RENT — Furnished modern i > era Ja | work and marketing securities. A ? Piv, “ two-room apartment, with kitchen Organizations show that the hetaai [ond only to that” ‘concerning. the | Salesman. accustomed: to ~ handling FOR SALE ment $1.00 per sack. Phone Satie, [FOR RENT—Sewing machines, gu | and. private bath; also one-room, inauipittventad “oo cateaee ieee: [a tnanelen Erotiatice uae Fig] 8alesmen and meeting . people. of Like New Jewett Roadster ———— ————]} ber month, we atso repair’ all| kitchen and- private “bath. Phone tay veness of women has re- ‘ ae ea yeaa ie 3 . oe Hate | means. A worker possessing tact! Yeaving town, must. sacrifice, makes, Brooks, 560 East’ H. Phone| 2417. 444. East Yellowston: sulted in regular interrogatories to |!s due primarily to the imminent visit | and ability, offers a high class ser- Best cash’ offer takes. For Sale—Household Goods | 164sw. candidates so that the voter can|here of Marshal Merlin, governor] vice to established concerns of good determine what those who seek pub-|#eneral of French Indo-China. standing who may wish to accomp- Uc office really stand fo HRT. saerchiight of scrutiny has been| The Harned furniture Co,, 234| commission. Location immaterial. turned on individual records. The|S. David announces that they have| Address R. C. Wellborn, 312 North awakening of the womei tion to their power in the use of the | Dangler gas range, with the Lor. ballot ts proceeding with remarkable | {1% heat regulator. Get our prices} HELP WANTED—Female ‘ore buying. : success. Each year sh creased number of act in local communities, The national convention which Mountain View Suburb has shades for us at home. Wasy has been in session for has gone along harmc caute in no instance has it invaded B-410 Tribune FOR RENT—GARAGES AUCTION. Th will an auction sale at Ou S US 234 South David, Saturday after noon at.2 p. m. of household furni | GARAGE ture, rugs, bedding, cooking utensi warag NEW REO 1924 BROUGHAM J.shes, sinsawnre; etc. Harned Fur-}| Phone 390. ingroom, electric stove, Run 3,800 miles, cost new |2iture Co., 284-8. David. Phone 249. unfurnished or will furnish. Phone psa, HB a nbecer a ddin ie i aanden | 1539J. equipped ' $2,700; must sell as | 7 - . a4 road conditions prevent traveling; FOR Re tate: sooner: was FOR SALE—POULTRY WONT RENT OOus ahrwarsom Tmt car is equipped with bumpers. |ton mattress, table, rocker, no’ deal- ern, furnished basement apart pleasant work. | Whole or part| front and rear, cigar lighter, auto: |) 311 iat H. COLUMBIA HATCHERY ment, $85. 933 8. Wolcott. time. Address Nileatt Company,| Matic windshield cleaner, disc | “\__"________|p.-0. Box 110%, Denver, Colorado 641 F Fast wheels, five new tires, radiator | j > Z Fates * FOR RENT—Attractively furnish 3641 Ft. Wayne, Indiana. heater, new set of tools, trunk, |£ORSALE—Real bargain, over ‘We can supply you with any The ish additional financing. Salary or for rent. Fireproof .| received a shipment of the Sist street. Billings, Mont. n of the na ely Leb Seventh and Durbin. hows an in- ive workers WANTED—Women to paint Lamp several days || 3. mik of gas lines. onfously be- ts, ee stuffed livingroom and becroom| quantity of the following varieties | ..¢4 Strictly: modern 3-room ap’ the domain of political parties. The WANTED—Woman for rare ined With er ey muah acy, [sulte. Apartment 5, 133 N. Melrose }and-can fill all orders within seven | 1214 EB. First. | Apt. 4. league, however, has «not. confined housework. Small house, tour, color of car, gray with black | or phone 2224. days. itself entirely to abstract principles 4 family, References required. upper. for it has gone on equivocally in favor of FOR RENT—May 1, attractive three fot- ; f eo Sees! FOR SALE—Several pieces of Rose. & Sing! ; room, furnished apartment, str the en rot - bar or wont household furniture, used only| Barred Rocks “00 | 1¥. modern, close’ in, $60. 231 8 sperma i es yi rH short time. Will sell or trade for] White Leghorns .. “yo | Grant. Phone 1341W. aontilenes ot, Sntecaatora AGENTS WANTED Car may be seen at Warne-Cros. |clectric washer, chiffonier or vac:| Brown Leghorns FOR RENT—Nice. modern’ tworcom according to the Handing iugtes Motor Co. 434 West Yellow. |Uum sweeper. Call 1765R after 6 furnished apartaients with bath, * » Tm. ve Broposals which recently received SELL MADISON “Better Made} Stone. EEE eS bool vt Fe 00 | Slectrlc: laundry, close in on paved the endorsement of President Cool-| Two cents per word or ten cents] Shirts direct from our factory tol Fon SALE—Big sacrifice on 67|FOR SALE—Most comptete line of | Butt Orpingtons idge. Resolutions also have ca xD C8 Te: street and bus line. Pratt Apart: ; oa ene " oO re. ’ mi A. Pl 868J. per line. meet eb ae enter pda ita | _Caditiac touring, must be sold at hime if yep eg piers ro White Orpingtons -. ents,..138 is pene ~ been formu-| NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. | Wuired; easily ; big profits. | (cated aus fe be 7 ‘ | Whit@ oO t = 2 te words used as a| Write for free samples. Madison amel front gas ranges at half the| silver 1 Wyandot! z: t lated tn support. of such action as}, Five average words us Mills, 503 Broadway, New York. 3 erry a =| price of new. Bailey Furniture Co. | sor, atcet | Wyandottes ment apartment, furnished excep would permit tho United States gov- | basis of estimating a FOR SALE—1928 Ford Coupe, ex: | Brg OF al s Anconas . _. bedding ani dishes, water, gaa and ernment to send representatives “to |. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE cellent condition, practically new, | 3%! ellowstone. Phone 1617J._| Rhode Island Whites ~ 00] ights furnished, $40 “per month. act on international economic com- | iris.” charged the space of two) . Sar ESMEN WANTED two new tires: very ree sonable fo FOR- SALH—Furniture ot a 80: Rhode mand. Willer ~ 001302 S. Conwell. Phone 18383. ai ~ < . cash, ae 4 en g < oi 200 eS " Also, vors | bonkea “se spectiy tere, 5 . Mixed. Chicks Hl rn apartments, close in, measures of disarmament by inter-| the number of words. sor,| VANTED—A salesman to sell near! POR SALE—Wide tired Studebaker Ment, possession May 1./ $199 per 100 leas on ail orders of | lights, aaarand heat. furnished, $45 national agreement, particularly |CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED] beer as a side line !n Casper and|. wagon, in good condition, inquire | P: O- Glenrock. 500 or more. We guarantee live] per- month. 831 EB. Third. with reference “to naval, military. AD ERRORS. east to Crawford and Guernsey,| 1064 8. Baxelder. FOR SALE—Mah aint delivery and prepay parcel post. ———$—$— aviation, gas and-chemioal warthra.” | re. Caser DSuy, caeibone wil |shipments from “Douglas.” Bos 176, | sere eens Toe * Mable ofeves Gales and <oue ocr? COLUMBIA HATCHERY FOR. RENT—Modern furnished two ¢ i " ~ |not be responsible for more than] prid: ort, Neb. Fr >—Fo upe, good con- 5 ve r, . . 3 private Not the least important of the one incorrect insertion of any a ridgepe 3437 W. 44th Av Denver, Colo} and three-room apartment, pri recommendations incide that has only recently b but which, is of param tance, in an era of open qiplomacy, | the real value of tho advertisement | Grand Union Tea Company, Denver, namely, public pert ditiog. “Phone 1809M or 1232J. ing chalr.- 704-8. Park. Phone Gallup 1562 bath, closo in. Smith . Apartments, ei Meaaae 1Aahe atacand EO WALNUT finish ¢cfop leaf table 140 E, Midwest. Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. | $9; mattresses $6; tco boxes $9 up ROOM AND BOARD FOR RENT—Two-room modern, fur . to $21; Dayenpart tables, walnut ? nished apartment, no children. 221 ntally is ‘one | vertisement ‘ordered for more than; WANTED—Salesman with car to eon agitated, |one time. Errors not the fault of] geil consumer, permanent and nount {mpor-|tho advertiser which clearly lessen| profitable employment. Write , “measures to sec@re prompt | Will be rectified only by publication | Golo, finish $15.75; $22.60 wicker Yocker wishes stment, no cb tion of state Naareene ped without extra charge within FIVE FOR SALE—A baby grand plano, 75; used tvory dresser $12.25.| ROOM and board in modern heated Jefferson. , P! Gays after insertion, No republica- Mason and Hamlin, terms to’ right| water power washing machine $4 rates reasonable, on CY bus line,| FOR RENT—Two and three-room Apart from the foregol obs tion will be made when the error POSITIONS WANTED party. Phone 1507W. rockers, new $6; remnants of lino-| Phone 1533. apartment, with private bath, 's mendations for” legislation’ tho | 200% not materially affect the sense loum at “special prices. Hunter very nobly ‘furniaheds close.in, $9 League of Women Vo! served for study the reparations, the league of nations,|jads received over the TELE the Bok peace plan and the whole | PHON: question of American fe with respect to the Phi Monroe Doctrine and Ny Among the te relating to a constitut ment whereby treaties fled by Jority inst ds vote, After num ernor Smith, was third. discussic Je on these questio | Apart from. current whole organization her jan intensive work of sovernmental affaire, _ —= or purpose of the advertisement. ters has re- TELEPHONE ADS, BOOKK problem of| Carefu! attention will be given all] part Goll Co,, 241 West 1st. Phone 986J FOR SALE—Duofol 8. Beech, South For Sale—Miscellaneous and $55 per month, 231 8. Grant. —— FOR RENT—Tyo two-rooni mod rn apartmerftta; one furnished, ER wants work; all or time. Phone 1512M. FOR RENT—ROOMS like new. 603 DP’ but we cannot guarantee COOK. experienced combination, re-] FOR SALE — Two good olincher FOR RNT—Beautifuny furnishec unfurnishec, with private — reign policy | accuracy. Mable, 1 rk, go'any] tires and tubes, run 900 miles, i Seivath, homas nd | bulttin features, as range, } Winner ties CLOSING HOUR wil tieth St,] size Sixt, 1063 8. Boxelcer. G. M WANTED TO BUY Taio Pian wand wife H arate phy aleg one three-room unfur Deane get |, Want Ads to nitied prope or, ¢ Benson ‘2: erred, references. Durbin, | bished apartment, on bus line. Hart must “be in U pe obey ere it on PER pRyEE yar tere Phone 613 Apartments. 734 W, — Eleventh. pies is one office before 10, Want Ads|BOOKKEEPER young man_ thor-|FOI SALE—Registered Airdale| WE WILL buy. or exchange your} 20" no epee et a1 amend: | rece fter 10 to 12 a. m. will be] oughly experienced, best of refer-} puppies. Phone 2351 or call] ‘used furniture. Harned Furniture| FOR RENT—Nice reome In moderd |e — may bp ratt-| inserted under the head “Too Late |ences, dorires positian in Wyoming. | room 222 Cottman Bldg. Co,, 2348. David. Phone 249. home, privilege of cooking, close|FOR RENT—Close in, furnished ead of two|to Classify.” ddress P. / Zartlett, 1628 N, % in. Phone 261 three-room apartment, private nerous round OUT OF ToV ADVERTISE, We « . Colo. FOR SALE—Lady’s spring coat:] WANTED ‘TO BUY—We pay’ more | ——————"_ sg bath, hot and cold water, newly de¢- rts will be leases MENTS. ‘A 4 TC opEAbeee Diieone, seveey, ie a Sng and pleated Z the ranges, heaters, dressers,|FOR RENT—Nicely furnished mod-|orated, laundry privileges. 610 5. : Must be accompanied by cash or ptometer operator de-|skirt, also siightly worn wofolds, all housebold goods. Phone| ern. sleepin > Vhatey J s : |eheck in full payment of the same.| sires position at once. Formerly |cheap. Phone 1295R. « er om for 1 or 2 on|Ash. Whaley Apartments. over é 1086, bus line, . 431.8. LI : eventa” the | creck: in full | slag He lteey sk AP pp % 431.8. Lincoln ¢ has begun | about counting words and the |ment education in| rate per word for the Casper Daily | south citizenship, Tribune. _ Billing: » of comptometer depart. large southern corp. in the] FOR. SALE—Boston Addvess Mrs, tay Wellborn,| bull puppies, also Mont, and white male coll: TAAMD CASH aia clear dots, oiees| an FOR RENT—Clean, pleasant, three uA VB CASH’ and clear ‘lots. Pre- FOR RENT—Redroom in modern! room furnished basement apart ‘er mortgage or contract _ paper. nome. 156 8. Washington, Phy ment. ‘604 B. Thirteenth, Phone }« Phane 1903, J Address Postoffice Box 195, isasw, “4 a abz5w, rs th and