Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. SOVIET _AUSGIA MAKES DEMAND ON THE POLES WARSAW, May 14.—The Polish government received a note from Soviet Russia demanding bet- ter treatment of the Ukranians and White Ruthenians in Polish terri- tory. The note quotes article sev- en of the treaty of Riga between the two countries providing for the sat- isfactory settlement of the question of minorities on both sides. The note is interpreted here as inspired by a desire to expand the scope of the soviet Influence on the Polish borderiand—a desire given expres: sion by the soviet general executive ; committee. During the Inst few months there has been a continuous effort from Russian sources to provoke trouble along the Pollsh eastern frontier, it fm asserted in Polish political quar- ters, through the operations of rais- ing bands and an espionage organ- fzation, Poland, tt is asserted, has remained cool under this provocation and the government's answer to the Russian note, in detafled form ts ex- pected to be ready within three days. Poland has received a German note demanding better treatment for the Germans in Polish upper Stlesia. In view of the present Russo-German Imbroglio the co-tncldence ts con- aidered accidental QUAKE FELT IN BAVARIA MUNICH, Bavaria, May 14.—A slight earthquake shock was felt here yesterday, ‘Phe center of the disturbance is believed to have been | in the middle Alps. ‘The tremors were noted only in the upper stories of houses. Bucks FOR ~ THE SARNEY G TWo WEEKS FROM SATUROAY tn THIS TOWN ARE Gonna ri aM FAMOUS = YOu KNOW POUNCED UPON AND CAPTURED THE MAN LAST NIGHT HE CONFESSED: HE HAD NEVER SEEN SKEEZIX "BUT HAD WRITTEN THE BLAGCHAND NOTE, HE THOUGHT HE COULD OBTAIN $2000 “EASILY BY DEMANDING THAT WALT LEAVE IT BEHIND A TREE, HE ISNOW IN JAIL 4 2 THE Name OF BERNARD GOoGte Must BE MADE war I MEAN, GRoWA i Tas “@aaney, OGLE DERSY Gooste DERAY © The Pome © KNoW Whe OFF we AL TS Gwe ME The (auch = * IM GONNA POL, FRIENDS ARE TRYING Che Casper Daily Ceibune BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG ; Nes SIR+ TNE OUT UP A WIAD OF 20.000 \/ They Sonet Thine. { Youre SERIOUS aw GET. ALL YOUR FRIENDS TOGETHER = HIRG A SWELL SUITE IN The | Hotet =TEN ROOMS | OR SO = GUE Big PLATFORM AG ADOPTED BY STATE REPUBLICANG IN LANDER MEET (Continued From Page One) there were five million workmen geeking employment. Today labor is fully engaged at a compensation that places it on a vastly higher plane than that of other nations of the earth. The Republican party is the traditional friend of labor and its legislation will reflect further beneficial laws in its interest if en- trusted with power. Minority Rule. | Under a representative form of government in “which _ political parties rule the majority must con- trol. We condemn the action of small blocs and minorities who de- feat the will of the people, and who evade all responsibility to the party electing them. Relief of Agriculture. ‘The importance of the farmer and stockman 's recognized. If Wyo- ming is to continue to prosper the ranch and the farm must have proper recognition from the legis- lator in both the state and national halls. We advocate co-operation among farmers and stockmen, in order that they may derive a larger share of the fruits of their toil. They should receive a price com- mensurate with the labor and the risk involved. Truth in Fabric, Woe believe that all articles of commerce should stand squarely upon merit and to that end pledge our representatives in national and state legislative halls to the support of truth in fabric measures. Reclamation Service. We heartily endorse the present policy of the Republican admin{stra- tion, and especially commend Pres!- dent Coolidge and Secretary Work for their efforts to relieve the settlers, on the reclamation projects, of the heavy burdens of constru tion, maintenance, drainage penalty and interest charges, and thelr re cently announced program should be immediately enacted into Jaw. Reclamation Oil Royalties. The state of Wyoming has, and 1 now, the largest contributc royalty money to the fr ‘ fund of the United Stat a metter of right and justice a reason- able portion of these royalty funds now expended in other states should be returned and expended in this state in the development and drain- age of our areas, Soldier Reliet. The Republican party has always been the friend of the soldier and in the future as in the past will give the nation’s defenders such meas- ures of relief as tho exigencies of the situation would seem to demand. Republican Officials, Since Wyoming entered statehood there has been angalmost continuous line of efficient Republican admir mately two ‘and one half millions were paid to the common schools from oil royalties. Woe Stand “Pat.” Mindful of the many and distin- guished services rendered the Re- publican party of Wyoming by Honorable Patrick Sullivan, national committeeman since 1912, it is the request of this convention that the delegates to the national convention, this day select and re-elect the Honorable Patrick Sullivan as na- tional committeeman for Wyoming for the ensuing term of four years, Child Labor. We urge the adoption by the states of the child labor constitu: tional amendment as proposed in the joint resolution now pending in congress. Full Voting Power for Women Members. As the matter of making the asso- clate women members of the na- tional committee full voting mem- bers ts to be determined at the Cleveland convention, and Wyoming is the original suffrage state, our delegation to the national conven: ion is urged to vote for its adoption. For Expert Securities recommend a constitutional nt on tax exempt securities nd urge its adoption by the several states. Support The President Prosperity at home, peace and g00d will abroad, these are the fruits of the wise administration of publf> affairs by men who have moved steadily forward, confident of the soundness of their principles and of the support of their country.” We heartily endorse the adminis. tration of Presideut Coolidge and pledge him our loyal support in his efforts to preserve honest adminis tration and to promote the efficiency of the government. Succeeding to his high office through the death of his beloved predecessor, he has hown unfaltering courage in deal- ing with the problems which con fronted him. We commend the cal mness and polse with which he meets ench situation as tt arises, and his firmness in adhering to the course which his judgment approv- ed, regardless of considerations of political expedie r of the effect upon himself and we submit that these are the very qualities of which our country and the world stand in greatest need at the present time, and the delegates this day selected to represent the Republican part of Wyoming are hereby solemnly in- structed thelr votes in the d ntion at Cleveland for Coolidge for President and y honorable means to air ation so long as he shall a candidate before that conven- commend the long faithful and le service of Francis E. War ® senator Jn the congress of honor ren, the United States from the State of Wyoming, and point with just pride to the record of his stewardship. We further candidacy to nuceee i upon the yyal Republic Wyoming to ke his nomination at the pri- martes, and his election at the polls, thelr first order of bust In this day of radk 1k upon the constitution of o1 fathers and awsault upon the kacred institutions of our beloved Republic, let the Re publican party of Wyoming return to the Unite States senate a man In whose loyalty there is no doubt and in whose wisdom and faithful nes there is no question. It Is a great eatisfaction to the Republican party of Wyoming, in tion of the judgment of tt e of this sta olecting him thelr represer in congress n 1922, to say that in his brief ser. vice, et ng @ year and a half, no trations, The present Republican state offictals have been no excep: tion to the ru! nd we commend them for the excellent manner in which they have performed their public duties Farm Loan We point with pride to the wise acts of legisiation of our Republican legislatures and particularly to the farm loan act law, the legislation under which the state may purchase irrigation and drainage bonds and the Inw providing for the sem! annval payment of taxe We would especially recommend that our next legislature amend and enact those of our laws which now are in lict with the opera tion of the Federal Farm Loan « the Foderal Intermediate Credit act for the t t of: the stock Schools and Oil Royalties We recommend recent Republican legislation whereby the school dis tritts of tho state have been en riched ond taxpayers relieved of wteater burdons, In 1923 approxi member of the house of representa tives has rendered more efficient ser: vice to his constituents, to his state and to his nation than Charles BH. Winter, of Wyoming. By his unus- ual qualifications, his high attain- mvnts, he has risen, in a congress of four hundred and thirty-five mem- bers to a position of prestige and in- fluence which mark him as a legis: lator of wisdom and usefulness to his country. It is gratifying to Wyom- ing to know that Charles E, Win- ter's addresses upon oil matters have been accepted for truth and fact, not only in congress, but throughout the country. He has performed a tre- mendous service to the people of this state in correcting misinforma- tion and reducing exaggeration to facts and figures upon all matters concerning Wyoming's chief product. It is with the greatest cordiality, and faith in Charles E. Winter, that this convention of his fellow citizens endorse his candidacy for nomina- tion and re-election at the afproach- ing primaries and election. With these declarations we go be- fore the people of Wyoming with confidence In our cause and the hope of their approval and endorsement In November. DOBBIN REALTY CO. Have Lots in All Parts of the City On Easy Terms. Suite 11 Zuttermeister Bldg. East 2nd St. People Without Cars ENJOY YOURSELVES Rent a New Ford AUTO SERVICE CO. PHONE 2370 135 N. Wolcott 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 chargyd the space of two lines, All charged advertising hooked “set lines’ irrespective af the number of words. * CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. The Casper Daily Tribune will not he responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad- vertisement ‘qrdered for more than ove time. Errors not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the real value of the advertisement will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE days after insertion, No republica- tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense or pumpose of the advertisement. TELEPHONP ADS. Careful attention will be given all ads received over the TELD PHONE, but we cannot guaran accuracy. CLOSING HOUR, Want Ads to be classified proper- ly myst be in the Casper Daily Tribune office before 10. Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m, will be Insertec under the head “foo Late to Classify."* OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISB, ‘TS. wil! be Must be accompanied by cash or check in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing instructions about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Daily Tribune. és HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE WANTED—Bonrdera and roamers. 908 §. Walnut. Phone 769J HELP WANTED—MALE MEN, learn barbering: double your earning power, easy, clean work; good job waiting when competent; short course completes; catalog mailed free. Write Moler Barber College, 1229 Seventeenth, Denver. WANTED—3,000 men to get their hair cut for 40c. Under the Grill e. . SELL MADISON “Better Made” Shirts direct from our factory to wearer; no capital or experience re- quired; easily sold; big profits. Write for free samples. Madison Mills, 503 Broadway, New York. WANTED—A boy to wash dishes in boarding house. 340 W. Yel- lowrtone. ~ HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Women- to paint Lamp Shades for us at home. Easy, pleasant work. Whole or part time. Address Nileart Company, 3541 Ft. Wayne, Indiana. WANTED—Maid for general house- work in small family, Phone 178R. es POSITIONS WANTED —_—_—_—_—_—_—— *WANTED—Work by grocery clerk. WANTED—Work by general me. chanic and truck driver, 8. E. Neg'ey. Phone 991. experience: 614 8S. Ash, WANTED—By practical housekeep- good home, references. Call evenings. Phone 1269R. WANTED—Work, truck driver; ma- chinist, or pump man, Addr EZ, Tribune. ba CHEF wants job, camp, boarding house or hotel. Wife and daugh- ter also want work waitress or kit- chen help, Call 1220 N. Durbin St. Phone 1099w, TANTED—Housdhennnn Ww ANTED—Housekeeping for 2 or more men by middle ago’ lady, Box B. 650 Tribune. rae Se SERVICES OFFERED — HARPER method, scalp treatment soft water shampoos, marcelling: home appointments. Mra. R, Colby. 1038 Pear. Phone 1665M. — MARCEL and bob curl 75c; mani- cure 50c. Phone 636M for appoint- ments. Center, 604 8. WKE for cement work, driveways and al! kind of cement work. Phone 421J. MARCEL and bobcurl, 75c. 1236 8. Cedar, Phone 2431J, oe Cal! the Tribune for highway In- formation, PIONEER WAREHOUSE AND TRANSFER COMPANY, Goods moved, stor packed, crated, shipped; pric reasonable, 136 West B. Phone —<$——<$ $< —___________. MARCELLE and bobcurl, 75, 1220 Boxelder, Phone 2391W. ae, CALCIMINING and painting, small jobs, prompt service, work guar- anteed. Phone 1860J. —$—$_______, THE WORLD moves, so do we. 0. K. Transfery Call us, Phone 2127. Res. 2582R. INGHAM BROS. SALESMEN WANTED ELECTRICAL Appliance sniesm Must know the electric hpplianc and fixture business. Good propo sition for the right man. Men with no experionce need not apply, 121 BE. First, Screens mace and installed, screen doors, guaranteed not to sag; modern factory makes our prices lowest. Phone 2381—Shops 1725 E, Second HAVE your flower boxes filled at | ‘The Flower Shoppe” 642 8. Cen- ter. Phone 257 MARCELLING and bob curling Tic Phone 18723. 641 CY. -Hauling with Ught or trucks. P, O. Box 389. Phone 1053W. ® WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1924. ANich- su? AND ‘Text HE cK AND ee To DROP SERVICES.OFFERED IT WILL PAY you to get my prices on your screens. All+ work guaranteed. L. D, Lelsinger, Con- tractor and builder. Phone 1975M. SEE R. Brammer for plumbing and gas fitting; special attention given to repair work. Phone 2090J. MOTHERLY woman wants children to care for. 350 N. Beectw Phone 876W. DANCE AT ALCOVA HALL Saturday, May 17, Every body invited. Ofder will be maintained. Tickets $1.50. Lunch included. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR, SALE—1923 Ford Coupe, ex- cellent condition, practically new, two new tires; very “reasonable for Brodie Rubber Co., 130 W. : FOR SALE—Ford ister, start er, good rubber, spare tire, bar- gain. 1227 S. Oak. Phone 568W. FOR SALE—Good used cars; we sell cars on «commission; bring your car over; we get you cash for them. 241 W. Yellowstone. FOR SALE—late model Dodge touring car. Just _ overhanled. Price $375. Phone 16853. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Shack 12x24,. in condition. 1420 8. Poplar. good FOR SALE Fresh eggs from Englewood addition, delivered anywhere in town, 35c per dozen. Jack Riley, general delivery. FOR SALE—Disk used one season, cheap. Phone 1675NR. PURE AND FRESH MILK From ranch Phone 8F2-4: Ira C, Gartee FOR SALE—EKarly Ohio, dry land seed potatoes. Western Produce Co., 332 N. Grant. pad ne ates br it ES FOR SALE—Pedigreed Boston Bull Terrier; male; § months old; call 1218 8. Cottenwood. FOR SALE-—Baby buggy in good eondith Very reasonable. 641 8. Jackson. BUILDING for sale or rent. 24 W. Second, FOR RENT—60-egg electric: incuba- tor, as new, moving to country. Price $14. Phone 1615R. FOR SALE—POULTRY COLUMBIA HATCHERY P. O. Box 1102, Denver, Colo. We can supply you with any quan- tity of the following varieties and can fill all orders within seven days. Per 100 Rose and Single Comb Reds $13.00 Barred Rocks $13.00 White Leghorns - 50 Brown Leghorns Buff Rocks - Buff Legh White pingtons White Orpingtons — Light. Brahmas Silver Laced Wyandottes Anconas — Rhode Islan’ Black Langshans -. (Black Minoreas am Silver Spangled Hamburgs Mixed Chicks . $1.00 per 100 less on all orders of 500 or more. Wo guarantee live delivery and prepay Pr COLUMBIA HATCHERY 3437 W. 44th. Avenue Phone Gallup 1552. For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE—Mahogany diningroom table, five ohairs and one serv- ing chair. 704 8. Park. FOR SALE—Complete of a hous car, 639 W 2148M. furnishings will sell or trade for Thirteenth. Phone WATER HAS BEEN INSTALLED IN EAST TERRACES This addition to the City of Casper is located East between First and Fourth street; East Second street going right through it, thereby offering many locations on this desirable street, - Drive out East Second street and see this addition or call the office and we will take you out. . “A LOOK MEANS A LOT” Phone 1480 SEE BEN REALTY CO. 201-203 Midwest Bldg. For Sale—Household Goods ture, rugs, bedding, cooking utensils Jshes, glassware, etc. Harned Fur- niture’ Co,, 234.8. David. Phone 249. FOR SALE — $65 walnut vanity dresser, $48.50; $ 0 oak dresser, plate mirror $15. two-burner oil stove $6; two burner oven $2.25; walnut finish drop leaf table at $9; army cots at $4.25; unfinished drop- leaf table $8.50; genuine leather duofold $35; set of shelves at $3 up; remnants of inlaid Unoleum at 20 per cent «<f; green and butt win- dow shades 6! Hunter-Goll Co. 241 W. First, Phone 986J. FOR SALE—Most comptete line of used furniture in the city, mat- tresses remfde like new; five en- amel front gas ranges at half the price of new. Bailey Furniture Co., 326 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1617J. RUGS DRY CLEANED DRY. ‘We buy second hand goods; do all kinds of repair work; goods packed for shipment. Peoples Fur- niture Repair Co, 319 E. First. Phone 2366R. FOR SALE—Wardrobe to go in six- foot space, panel doors, ideal for and small apartment, also table setees for breakfast alcove reasonable. Joe F. Thomas Mill, 214 West B. Phone 1806W. WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coat ranges, heaters, dressers, duofolds, all household goods. Phone 1086. WANTED TO BUY—Hignest cash price paid for second hand furni- ture. Brooks 660 East 1 Phone 1648W. WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086. WANTED—Live fat hens by the case, address the Glenrock Hotel, Glenrock, Wyo. WANTED TO BUY—Casper Mutual Building and Loan stock, series Nos. 7, 8, 9 or 10. Phone 2574 or WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—By June 1, four or fivetoom thodern house, good location, with garage, Phone 394R. ——— $$$ WANTED TO RENT—Two * good sleeping. rooms, close in, “Phone 235W. : WANT. TO RENT—Four-room mod- ern house or four-room modern unfurnished apt. Can. give refer- ences. Box B. 549 Tribune. FOR RENT—Piano. 348 8S. Kim. ball. Phone 1468. FOR SALE—Furniture and five year lease. Call 743 W. Midwest. FOR SALE—Diningroom table $15, two rugs 7%x9; $16 for the two. 333 N. McKinley. Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. FOR SALE—Cheap, Pathe cabinet machine, plays all records, 52 rec- ords, rocking chair, mirror, electric fan and dishes, 436 N. Jackson. oR SALE—Alto saxophone. coniitiong cheap. Ad Phone 1412R. For Rent—Miscellaneous nnn nnn FOR RENT— Well located store room. 216 N. Wolcott. Phone 1529R —$$£§_§_§_____ FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 per month, we also repair all makes. Brooks, 560 East H. Phone 1648W. FOR RENT—One or two office rooms; elevator service. Phone 123. Se FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR SAI Silvertone Victrola] FOR RENT—Sleepingroom, $5 per with 50 records. 263 8. Elk. week, East A. ~ ———_,—— FOR SALE—Piano and vacuum] FOR ‘RENT — Front bedroom, in inquire 1116 W. 15th, street. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT — Garage. 1202 s. Spruce. FOR RENT—OFFICES OFFICE desk space very reaton- abl telephone and furniture in- cluded. Room 5, Zuttermeister Bldg. FOR RENT—Al modern rent all or part, grou W. Mid office, id floor, 136 it. Phone 2424, modern Phone 2 FOR RE home. 22 N. Kimball. SNT — Bedroom adjoining bath, outside entrance. Call 315 S. Jefferson, Phone 1765R. - Call evenings. Se PLEASANT room for rent. 365 CY Ave, a, FOR RENT—Room, board if desir. ed. 111 8. Jackson. Phone 2898, —__ FOR RENT—Modern, nice, large sleeping room, suitable for 2 542 8. Park. ee FOR RENT—Modern room close in 348 8. Kimbell, Phone 1468 WANTED TO BUY eS WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co,. 234 8. David. Phone 249. WANTED—Clean Cotton Rags at The Tribune Oftica, FOR RENT—Nice targe sleeping room with two beds. Men only one 930W. 333 S. Grant FOR RENT—If you are looking f niece basement rooms; $12; $10 rooms $8; also upstairs $20 and $26, and place to cook, in mediern home. Come to 783 8. Beech, Phone 2612, $15 rooms; two rooms i Spring Has Came Summer Will Begin on the Fourth of July ‘No Matter What the ~ Season, You Can : Always Get MAGAZINES, _ CIGARS, CANDY at the NATRONA NEWS DEPOT TOWN PAPERS HOMNTEST MAGAZINES CASPER PAPERS LIGHT GROCERY LINE Natrona News Depot 251 S. Center Phone 256 FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS FOR, RENT—House keeping rooms with sleeping porch. rater, lights and gas. Near bus line. 1020 Pear St. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms foe housekeeping; with gas. 817 8. Spruce. ay FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for housekeeping. Also single room for man. 442 West Midwest. FOR RENT—Two housekeeping rooms two blocks south Library. 413 S. Durbin. For Rent—APARTMENTS REDUCED RENT — Two xooms, furnishec, newly decorated apart ments very reasonable. See these, Jackson Apartments. Phone 1872W. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. 630 E. Fifth, apartment C, new- ly decorated, bus line. Phone 729R. FOR RENT — Yellowstone apart- ments. W. Yellowstone. Phone 2750. FOR RENT — Furnished modern two-room apartment, with kitchen and private bath; also one-room, kitchen and private bath. Phone 2417, 444 East Yellowstone. FOR RENT — Three-room strictly modern apartment, close in, steam heat. Call 2268R. TO SUB-LEASE—For June, July, August, very nicely furnished’ apartment, very desirable for sum- mer months. 622 S. Grant, Apart ment B. Phone 2568W. FOR RENT—Three-room partly fur nished apartment, gas and water paid; a'so bedroom, 342 N. Park. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished two- room modern apartment, private bath, on bus line. Alexander Apart- ments. Mrs. Babb. Phone 1591M. ————S FOR RENT—Small furnished base- ment apartment, newly decoratec, private entrance, modern except bath, close in, 835 E. Third. In- quire in basement, ————————________. FOR. RENT—Three-room apartment, everything furnished, strictly modern. 620 Kast A. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished basement apartment, newly dec- orated. 1043 W. Rallroad. Phone 2425. S um __ FOR RENT—Four-room basement, unfurnishs 1109 8. Cottonwood, ss FOR RENT — Two-room mode! completely furnished apartment, walking distance to town; reduced rent. 919 E. Third. Phone 2052M. pote westateebeet Serna setste chet FOR RENT—Large sunroom, closet and kitchen; also one and two- room furnished apartments; gas and lights furnished, Phone 1512M, FOR RENT—Strictly modern, un- furnished apartment, 345 8S. Park. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—Threeroom furnished basement apartment, $45. 143 3. St..Botolph. SS hentia, weal YELLOWSTONE APARTMENT HOTEL, An Ideal home, we have always room for one more, live close in and save money; everything new and convenient; gas, water, lights, elec- tric washer and sweeper, parking space for cars, also tennis court which will soon be complete, all for $40 and $50 per month; pay by the week if desired. Grocery store in the building. 426 W. Yellowstone. Phone 2750, FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, FOR RENT—Furnished two-room apartment, near refinery. 913 8. Poplar, Cal! the Tribune for formation. highway Ine | Are You Out of a Job ? The Tribune will help every man and woman tn Can-r in *arch of employment to find work by publishing FREE “Position Wanted” ads. Re member it will cost you noth- ing to advertive your services in the Tribune. If you are in neo of work Advertise Note) per month. 614 E. Fifth. Phone f