Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1924, Page 10

f (eis gniney onennmanon ~ PAGE TEN. THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1924. VET ( WIGTORY BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG ‘ SURE «I WANNA 6 FAMOUS = AIN'T I GNING 20.000 Te THE WINER \F SPARK-PLUG COPS “The Money THen IM ASTHING OUT AND LOOK TO IMPORTANT (Continued From Page One) can force the distribution of all funds when there is expansion to be take care of. It is recalled that the government by no means succeeded in coWecting all that it should of the excess profit taxes and that as the latter form of taxation was more arid more studied, business found ways of avoiding its heavy levies. The whole question of es- timating tax receipts is a compll- cated one but the treasury experts have managed in the past to attain @ remarkable degree of accuracy. Apart from ‘he failure of the sen- ate bill to prvvide enough revenue, there is also some uncertainty as to the extent of government appro- priations. The budget as framed by the executive branch of the gov- ernment and the budget that will have to be met when congress gets through appropriating are two dif- feren? things, Congress has de- parted from the budget and threat- ens to depart still more. In his New York speech, Mr. Coolidge estt- mated that nearly three billions of dollars would have to be appropria- ted to meet the bills being pressed in | congress, Most of these will not be passed but a dangerously large pro- portion may be pushed through at the last moment all of which affects the revenue getting side of the gov- ernment. Take for-example the MoNary Haugen bill which require a $200,000,000 appropriation. Mr Coolidge will probably vote that measure if it comes to him on the ground that the government ha the money for that purpose. it's economy which the president ha decided as his battle siogan and he can get more votes in congress to support his veto that way than any other for the excuse of lack of funds fs unanswerable unless taxes are to be increased instead® of reduced this year. FRANK BARROW DIES SUDDENLY (Continued From Page One) in»newspaper work by his elder brother. After Frank Barrow was’ gradu: ated from the Budget office, went out into the newspaper ftie'd of Wyoming and served upon many of the newspapers of the state. All of the Big Horn basin papers at ome time or another were brighten- ed by his writings. The Meetectse News was his, published in a one. room log shack, on a- Washington press, yet it made a reputation and established some prestige for its publisher, It would bea task to en- umerate the Wyoming newspapers for ‘which Frank Barrow has, one time or another, written. It would be better to include them all, At Teast all those cf Republican politics. He was a brilliant writer, had a well developed sense of news, a streak of humor, a fine command ef language and entertaining style, an¢) great industry. These are the essential elements, and Frank Bar- row was blessed with them all. A few of the publications on which he served in addition to the Budget and Meeteetse News, may be en- umerated: Sheridan Post Sheridan Enterprise, Cheyenne Tribune as the principal ones. Some twelve or fourteen years ago Mr. Barrow tired of newspaper work in Wyoming as a profession and ente the government serv- ice at W ston, he held a num Yer of positions of honor and trust and by reason of his newspaper ex perlence and pleasing address be. came invaluable, For a number of years he was secretary to, Hon. Frank W. Mondell, member of con- gress from Wyoming remaining as legislative clerk when Mr. Mon¢ell became majority floor leader. When Mr. Mondell retired from congress, his successor Hon. Charles §. Win. hi hi ter secured the services of Mr. Bar- row was secretary from March to December in 19 when Mr. Bar- row returned to the office of the new majority ficor leader, Hon Nicholas Longworth, and resumed his former place as legislative-clerk, which place he was filling at the time of his passing. Mr. Barrow was twice married By the first union he had a daugh- ter, mnarried and residing in Mon- tana. The second romance occurred when Mr. Barrow was state editor of the Cheyenne Tribune and Miss Bond was society editor of the same paper. By this marriage there was one son, Robert age twelve years, who is a musical prodigy. The news of Mr. Barrow’s death came yester: afternoon, shorty after t from the Re- publican state at Lan- der had arrived Among the delegates were Hon, Frank W. Mondell, Hon, Charles Winter and Wallace Bond, brother of Mrs. Barrow, all of whem had been close: ly associated with Mr. Barrow in life. All expressed profound sorrow and deep regret the passing of their friend and Possibly no other Wyoming news. paper man enjoyed a wiCer or more intimate acqual. ple of the stat row and more unive The burk Cheyenne. ance with the peo- n did Frank Bar y no other wil be y mourned. will most likely be at —_ Casper Monur 608 Gouth Conwel ynt « Phone ELECTRIC WASHER FREE ! CASPER ELEC 121 PF. First STRIC Phone co. 19937 DOBBIN REALTY CO. Lots in All Parts of the City On Easy rms. Suite 11 Zuttermeister Bldg. East 2nd St. he [ | about [rate per word for the Casper Daily Wars THe Low-DownAs ON This GARNEY GooGle DERtY OF YOURS - pve exrecr The PUBIC To FALL” art I SAN FRANCISCO,CAL; A | AND {S SURE OF THE “IDENTIFICATION. HE WAS UNACCOMPANIED. ST. LOWS, MO: HERE REPORTS SHE SAW BOY ABOUT THREE YEARS OLO WITH A TALL SLENDER MAN AND SHE DISTINCTLY HEARD HIM CALL THE CHILD “SKEEZIX") BEFORE SHE COULD CALL THE POLICE |} THEN HAD DISAPPEARED FOREST FIRES WORKING EAST IN MONTANA MISSOULA, Mont., May 15.—¥or- est fires are daily working east in the forests of western Montana, it was stated at district forest service headquarters here today. The first outbreak in the low humidity region of the Flathead national forest “was reported yesterday. Large fires are burning on Wolf creek and Mud lake, northeast of Big Fork. They are outside the na- tional reserve but are spreading rap- idly toward the boundary, with large forces of men endeavoring to halt their advance. Humidity in this district 1s the lowest ever recorded for April and forest officials here consider the sit- uation extremely perilous. Seven new fires are reported in the Kootenai forest. A blaze five hundred acres in extent on Calla- han creek is destroying much val- uable timber, with 125 men fighting it. On the north fork of the Yaak river, a fire is burning over 200 acres and spreading into virgin tim: ber. Thirty men are attempting to check this blaze, which was started by brush burners, despite repeated warning of forestry officials. A blaze on Pilgrim creek in the Cabinet forest near Noxon has spread over three hundred acres and into planting operations. ‘The Wilson fire in the same forest has been checked. Numerous smaller fires are breaking out constantly. pabiiae Poke Acsbina tac, SEND IT TO THE PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY PHONE 1702. WANTED—Clean Cotton Rags at The Tribune Office. East Terraces is only a short distance from busi- ness center. 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 ein be charged the space of two ines, All charged advertising will be booked “set lines” irrespective of the number of words. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. The Casper Daily Tribune will not be responsible for more than no incorrect insertion of any ad- ertisement ordered for more than ove time. Errora 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 purpose of the advertisement TELEPHONE ADS. Careful attention will be given all celved over the TELE but we cannot guarantee SING HOUR » be classified proper. the Casper Daily {fico before 10, Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m, will be| under the head “Too Late ify.” OF TOWN ADVERTISE, MENTS. Must be accompanied by cash or |check in full payment of the same. Note instructions the the foregoing counting the words and I aw T so bums! TomGaT im REAL ESTATE MAN DECLARES |] HE SAW MME.OCTAVE ON A |] STREET CAR HERE TO-DAY. HE HAS SEEN HIER IN OPERA THE WIFE OF A PROMINENT LAWVER STATION ALL THE PUBLICITY GET FOR ACTHING + GONNA “TALK ONER “THE RADIO AND TELL 5,000,000) LISTENERS AL ABOUT \T- STATION Wo: GEE WEEN BO You THINK WE'RE SOING TO FIND a W-GEE-HEE BROAD CASTING STATION GASOLINE ALLEY —DOC’S O By Billey De Beck FF ON A STILLHUNT | = 1934 04 smicaes v0 WHE. co] Water Charges Based on Crops Recommended WASHINGTON, May 14.—Director Mead of the reclamation service told the’ house irrigation . committee that water charges to settlers in irri- gation district should be based on crops rather than the cost of sup- plying the water. He endorsed the report of Secretary Work’s fact find- ing commission and urged passage of a bill. proposed by Chairman Smith to carry out the commission's recommendations. Have five nice lots an cor- ner ni r North Casper school, cheap. Dobbin Realty Co., Zuttermeister Bldg., 226 E. 2nd St. HELP WANTED—MALE MEN, learn barbering: doub!e your earning power, easy, clean work; good job waiting when competent; short course completes; catalog mailed free. Write Moler Barber College, 1229 Seventeenth, Denver. HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Women to paint Lamp Shaces for us at home. Easy, pleasant work. Whole or part time, Address Nileart Company, 3541 Ft. Wayne, Indiana, WANTED—Girl for general house- work. 1004 S. David. Phone 432. WANTED—Experienced operator at once. B-551 WANTED—Lady cook for boarding house, must be experienced. 433 8. Elm. telephone ‘Tribune. HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE WANTED—Boardera and roamers, 908 8S. Walnut. Phone 769J. SALESMEN WANTED Appliance salesman. Must know the electric appliance and fixture business. Good propo- sition for the right man. Men with no experience need not apply. 121 B. First. CTRICAL POSITIONS WANTED ELDERLY lady desires housekeep- ing position for employed party or care for child. Phone 791M. HOUS children, NG Box B ‘or widower with » Tribune, WANTED—Work, truck driver; ma- chinist, or pump man, Address BZ, ‘Tribune. CHEF wants job, camp, boarding house or hotel. Wife and daugh: ter also want work waitress or kit- chen help. Cal! N. Durbin SERVICES OFFERED ENGELKE for cement work, foundation, driveways and all kind of cement work, Phone 421J. MARCEL and bobcurl, 75c. 1236 8. Cedar. Phone 2431J. MARCEL and bob curl 750; mani- cure 50c. Phone 636M for appoint- ments. 604.8. Center, PIONEER WAREHOUSE AND TRANSFER COMPANY. Goods moved, stored, packed, crated, shipped; prices reasonable, 126 West B. Phone 2203. MARCELLE ano bobcurl, 5c. 1220 Boxelder. Phone 2391W. CALCIMINING and painting, small jobs, prompt service, work guar- anteed. Phone 1860J. MARCELLING and bob curling Tic Phone 1572J. 641 CY. heavy trucks. P, O. Box 389, Phone 1053W. new Cab- General Phone CARPENTER work wanted; building and repair work. inet work, cement work. contractor. 2535. W. J. Hume. . Brammer for plumbing and gas fitting; special attention given to repair work. Phone 2090J. DANCE AT ALCOVA HALL aturday, y 17. ery body Invited. r will be maintained Tickets $1.50. Lunch included. ‘ORE painting or. selling, have bumps removed from body and fenders, a small charge. Kemmer Body and Fender Shop, formerly with Warne and Crosby, 432 W. Yellowstone. BEF ees niceninryecinleemet SHEEP fertilizer, sand, gravel and dirt delivered, 1244 Boxelder. Phone 1391J. MARCEL and bobcur! complete $1; manicure 60c. 604 S. Center. Phone 636M. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—DIsk cheap, Phone 1 PURE AND FRESH MILK om ranch Tra C. Gartee FOR SALE—Early Ohio, dry land seed potatoes. Western Produce Co,, 382 N. Grant. FOR SALE—Pedigreed Boston Bull rrier; male; 5 months old; cal} 1218 S. Cottonwood. FOR SALE—60-egg electric tncluba- tor, good as new, moving to the count price $14. Phone 1615R. Ml one season, R. Phone § FOR SALE — Ever-bearing straw- berry plants for sale. Apply to J. M. Cromer, Seventeenth and Bonnie Brae. Call any forenoon. patentee eisai | For SALE—At the Sundance ken- nel, Boston and English, also Pit bull puppies, all pedigreed and one white Collie. Doctor Nordheim, vet: erinary. Phone 1903 or 527 CY. For Sale—-AUTOMOBILES OR SALE—1923 Ford Coupe, ex: HARPER method, scalp treatment soft water shampoos, ‘Tribune, home appointments. Mri 1088 Pear. Phone 1665M, ° St. Phone 1099W cellent condition, practically new, two new tires; very reasonable for WANTED—By good reliable wo-|cash. Brodie Rubber Co., 130 W. man, laundry work, cleaning or | Second. general housework. Box B-553, Trib- bp SALE—Good used cars; we yo commission; bring WANTED—W y young married » get you cash for man, with or wut Fore truck Yellowstone. Pho: 441K, between 5 and 6 p.m ——_$_—_______— oA bas ated Accel Late model Dodge WANTED: xstion b exper r Just overhauled. lady clerk. P. O. Box 49 Phone 1685J GOOD Ford sedan and Star roaé SERVICES OFFERED ster to sell on easy terms, Wee' ern Realty, P. & R. Bldg. FOR SALE —Gray tour. ing ear in perfect condition, will trade for late mote! Ford, 1320 8 Locust, Phone 2072h. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES DonseE BROTHERS DEALERS SELL GOOD USED CARS Every time we make a Used Car sale we add a new name to our list of prospective new car owners. Because we feel confident that the customer will come back to demonstrate his satisfaction by fur- ther purchases. 1 Good Values for Today— DODGE BROTHERS 1922 mocel business coupe, car overhauled and up in first class shape, has just bi simonized and looks good -. 1922 touring, hig! pletely overhau'ed; a good buy at --$625 1 dition 1 model roadster, roadster, touring 1920 touring equippe: Westinghouse shock abscrbers 350 ate 1920 touring 1921 commercial - 1923 one and one-half ton Gra- , ham brothers truck, stake and platform body ~~ $750 ESSEX 1923 Essex touring avenee-e! $600 roadster secan touring - Coliseum Motor Co. OPDN SUNDAY 131 E. Fifth Phone 724 For Sale—Household Goods AUCTION. There will an auction sale at 284 South .David, Saturday after- hoon at 2p. m. of household furnt ture, rugs, bedding, cooking utensils Jshes, glassware, ete. Harned Fur- niture Co,, 234 S. David. Phone 249, FOR SALE—Most comptete line of used furniture in the city, mat tresses remade like new; five en- amel front gus ranges at half the price of new. Bailey Furniture Co. 326 W. Yellowstore. Phone 1617J. RUGS DRY CLEANED DRY. Wo buy second hand goods; do al] kinds of repair work; goods packed for shipment. Peoples: Fur- niture Repair Co. 319 E. First. Phone 2366R. FOR SALE—Household furniture. 305 N. Jefferson. FOR SALE—Complete furnishings of one-room apartment, usec by teachers only six months; three small Navigo rugs, day bed, wicker rocker, breakfast set; bridge lamp and dishes; will sell comp or | by the plece, Phone 2485J 5] p. m FOR SALE—Cigar case $15; 50 sheets at $1; cafe chairs at $3; sewing machine at $4; 75-pound ro frigerator $25; drop-lea¢: table and chairs at $10; rockers $6; new win- dow shade at 65c; Armstrong's heavy print Uno‘eum $1 per square yard, Ifunter-Goll Co., 1 W. First Phone 086J. OH BOY! Get a Pop Gun FREE WHO?- WHEN? HOW? SEE BEN {s the guy who has them, néxt Saturday, May 17, 10 a. m. at office. How wil! you get one? Read, Name Fill in Address Name Fill in Address Does your father or mother own their home? If so Js it insured? For Sale—Household Goods AUCTION SALE. Saturday at 2 p. m. we will hold our regular sale of general house- hold goods inc'uding a large lot of goods sent in to be sold cn consign: ment. This lot must be mold and will go ‘to the highest bidder. You will find everything in the furnishing line in this sale, a part of which are dressers, commodes, beds, springs, mattresses, dining tables, chairs, rockers, library tables, kitchen cabinet, rugs, Hnoleum, dishes, cooking utensils, bedding and, other articles too numerous to mention. Don’t miss this sa‘e. Har- ned Furniture Co, 234 8. David. FOR SALE—Wardrobe to go in six- foot space, panel doors, ideal for small apartment, also table and setees for breakfast alcove; very reasonable. Joe F. Thomas Planing Mill, 214 West B. Phone 1806W. FOR SALE—Mahogary diningroom table, five chairs and one serv- ing chair, 704 S~Park. Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. FOR SALE—Alto conMition, cheap. saxophone. A-1 Phone 1412R. FOR SALE—Piano and vacuum inquire 1116 W. 15th, street. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT — Garage. Spruce. 1302 8. FOR RENT—Garage. 1129 E. Sec- ond. Phone 727J. FOR RENT—OFFICES OFFICE desk spate very reason- able; telephone and furniture in- Room 5, Zuttermeister Bldg, clude: WANTED TO RENT ne WANTED TO RENT — Garage. Phone 17315 and ask for Sam. WANT TO RENT—Four-rogm mod- ern house or fourfoom modern unfurnished apt. Can give refer- ences. Box B. 549 Tribune. WANTED TO BUY WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co., 234 8. David. Phone 249. prck id Eatin Dt hi sl antl WANTED—Clean Cotton Rags at The Tribune Office WANTED TO BUY—We pay more or con! ranges, heaters, dressers, duofolds, all household goods. Phone 1086. WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phoné 1086, WANTED—Livo fat hens by the case, address the Glenrock Hotel, Glenrock, Wyo, Ls . WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—Hignest cash price paid for second hand furni- ture. Brooks 660 East }L Phone 1648 W. For Rent—Miscellaneous 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—APARTMENTS 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. nsne Be Rhine. SRSR NN is Ae FOR RENT — Furnished modern” two-room apartment, with kitchen and private bath; also one-room, kitchen and private bath. Phone 444 East Yellowstone. Three-room _ strictly modern apartment, close in, steam heat. Call 2268R. FOR’ RENT—Small furnished base- ment apartment, newly decorated, private entrance, modern except bath, close in. $35 E. Third. In- quire in basement. —————— — _——— FOR RENT — Two-room modern completely furnished apartment, walking distance to town; reduced rent. 919 B. Third. Phone 2052M. ee FOR RENT—Strictly modern, un- furnished apartment, ~ 3845 8. Park. ‘Phone 2268R. pis eeeccabiii ane teh SS eRe FOR RENT—Three-room furnished basement apartment, $45. 143 S. St. Botolph. YELLOWSTONE APARTMENT HOTEL. i An {deal 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 comp‘ete, 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, $60 per month. 614 E. Fifth. Phone 387. FOR RENT—Furnished two-room apartment, near refinery. 913 S. Poplar. web nieie ee ee FOR RENT — Modern three-room semi-basement apartment, — fur- nished, except dishes and linen; one- half b'ock off Grant, street bus line. 718 Lind. FOR RENT—Three-room unfurnish- ed basement apartment. 444 S. Lincoln. FOR RENT—Surprisingly low rent; new modern apartments, two rooms and large dressingroom, fur- nished or unfurnished, close to bus; ready May 19. Phone 665R. FOR RENT—Two-room basement apartment, furnished, near refin- ery. Phone 2425. FOR RENT—Furnished basement apartment with shower bath, everything furnished except, bed- ding and dishes. 255 S. McKinley. Spicer’s Apartments Are now ready for occupancy; apartments de luxe having 2k floors in ha‘!s and living rooms and tile in bathrooms; the woodwork is all ivory enamel; the walls are hard smooth finish having three coats of paint cf -beautiful tints; there are large cabinets in basement for stor- ing of trunks, etc; also an extra large laundry ‘room. This. building has the best vapor heating system that money can buy. For further in- formation inquire at the apartment at Eighth and Ash streets. Phone 2421 or the A. P. Nesbitt Realty Co, Phone 101M. 312 E. Second. FOR RENT—Tworoom furnished Fees 1145 S. Cedar. Phone 20115. “ — FOR RENT—Mocern two-room fur- nished apartment, close in, rea- sonable,, 311° N. Lincoln. Phone 1186M, FOR RENT—Two-room furnished basement apartment. Phone 1652J. 782 CY, LL FOR RENT—Two-room — basement apartment, partly furnished. 1218 S. Ash. Phone 809R. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apart} ‘. Kim- SIE GHENT Ose | oe tap ethan ater ment, close in, 133 N. Kim. rooms; elevator service. Phone 123. FOR RENT—Piano. 348 S, Kimball. Phone 1468. FOR RENT—ROOMS — FOR RENT — Bedroom adjoining bath, outside entrance. Call 315 S. Jefferson. Phone 1765R. Call evenings. YOR RENT—Room, board if desir- ed. 111 S. Jackson. Phone 2898J. FOR RENT—Modern room close in: 448 8. Kimball. Phone 1463. pS flat eA St a FOR RENT—Front bedroom in a modern home. 122 N. Kimball, Phone 2425. ———— FOR RENT—Large sleepingroom, hot and cold running water in room, shower bath, outsice entrance by week or month, 213 8. Park. Phone 2735. — FOR RENT—Two basement sleep- ingrooms, light and pleasant; new- ly decorated. 934 8, Oak. FOR RENT—Furnished front room, aWoining bath, §25 per month. 255 8. McKinley, FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS — FOR RENT—House keeping rooms with sleeping porch. Water lights and gas. Near bus line. 1020 Pear St, FOR RENT—Two housekeeping rooms two blocks south Library, 413 8. Durbin, —— For Rent—APARTMENTS — REDUCED RENT — Two rooms, dx furnist ments, v ckson ry reason Apartmen: FOR RE apartment 630 EB. Fifth, apartment c ly decorated, bus line. Phone FOR RENT — Yellowstone apart ments. 426 W. Yellowstone. Ph 2760. a FOR F ‘icely furnished two. room modern apartment, private bath, on bus Une, Alexan, Apart. rnished ‘ments, Mrs, Bubb, Phone 1591M, FOR RENT — Three-room house with gas, lights and water. 1135 8. McKinley. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment. Fourth. Phone 1115. ———__________ FOR RENT—One furnished and one unfurnished three-room modern modern 629. apartment. 807 E. Third. Call in redr, FOR RENT—Beautiful three-room unfurnished semi-basement apart- ment, private bath, front entrance; laundry facilities, adults. 342 §. Lincoln. FOR RENT — Six-room modern ate cts unfurnished. Phone sw. te FOR RENT--Two-room apartment, gas, water and lights in, reason. able rent. Phone 1209W. FOR RENT — Modern apartment. Call 1949, FORK RENT—Three-room furnished apartment. 111 S, Jackson. 2898), Are You Out of a Job ? The Tribune will help every three-room man and woman tn Casper in search of employment to find work by publishing FREE osition Wanted” ade member It wil ing to advertise your in the Tribune. If you are in need of work Advertise Saye Ps ae :