Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1924, Page 12

soe Ra Reena beled REESE ORIENT TO AT ELST ES 7 PAGE TWELVE. IOWA BOY, 11, CARRIES | OFF CONVENTION HONORS (By NEA Service) NEW YORK, June 21.—John J. Hughes, Jr., 11, of Des Moines, Ia., doesn’t care a whoop about the wind- up of the Democratic Convention. It could all be over now, as far as he is concerned. For, he has received his appointment as official page, and has an engraved card to prove it. “And I have had my picture taken, just like a regular candidate,” he says triumphantly, “and all the kid back home will see it.” “Back home,” young John is a seventh-grade schoolbody, and a first-grade carrier of the Des Moines News after school hours. His father te sergeant-at-arms of the convention. But it should not be implied that he used his office to win the appointment for h The boy and his smile carried the issue. And here's his picture to prove it. JOHN J. HUGHES, JR. |Commodity Trade News (Copyright, 192 New Orleans---The rice crop of ‘Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana is in excellent condition, according to re- ports to the agricultural department. The market strong because sup- piles are the lightest in years, total- Ung on June 1 about 430,000 pockets of 100 pounds each, compared with 1,844,000 on August 1, 1923. Coal Denver—Total coal production in Colorado to June 1, was tons, an increase of 124,035 t 1923. Fish Seattle —Express shipments of halibut in iced cars from the north coast banks are heavy. The whole- male price of the fish here is 17 cents a pound, with demand good. Steel Youngstown — The Youngstown Stee] and Tube company ts rebulld- ing and enlarging its blast furnaces in the East Youngstown group. Farrell, Pa.—Stee] manufacturers report improved demand for pig iron bars, plates and shapes. Sheets and 4 Casper Tribune) pipes also are in better demand. Orders for carloads are coming in more frequently than heretofore and one maker predicts that district plants will be able to maintain an average of fifty per cent. Poultry Houston — Poultry prices have dropped here, owing to increas of re- ceipts. Prices for hens fell from 21 to 18 cents and fryers frorh 32 to 28 cents. Coal. Chicago—Altho two million five hundred thousand acres have been added to the planted corn belt in the middle west, retarded the crop that a yield under the three billion bushels of 1923 is indicated. Furniture Richmond, Va.—Alvin E. Dodd, manager of domestic distrubution for the chamber of commerce of the ‘United States, sald today the Amert- can people spend $971,000,000 an- nually for furniture. This is 4 per cent of what they pay for all com- modities, he said. Non-Metallic Minerals Are Abundant In State ‘The non-metallic minerals of Wyo- ming may become of immense im- portance to Wyoming, according to a statement issued by Albert B. Bartlett, state geologist, and pros- pectors and mining operators should search for these minerals as mar- ket conditions are now favorable. For example sillimanite and kyanite are in big demand for the manu- facture of spark plugs, only one commercial deposit, in California, having been developed at this time, though an occurence has been noted near Wheatland, Wyo., and will be further investigated. These min- erals are worth about $30 per ton; it {# important, however, to have deposits of sufficient size, purity and accessibility to guarantee continu- ous supplies of large tonnage of any of the mineras! to be marketed. Mica is used for a great many purposes and reserves in other parts cf the United States are being con- sumed to such an extent that our deposits will soon be called upon. Commercial deposits occur near Grand Encampment, from which a shipment has been made and others will follow; near Wheatland where ® loca! company is opening a dyke running high in mica of good qual- ity and electrical resistance, and near Sunrise where sheet mica of good size and quality can be ob- tained. Mica runs in value from $16 per ton to $4.50 per pound, according to quality. In the Coonfe Hills near Wheat- land {s a large deposit of garnet, from which a small shipment has been made. It is used for abrasives and has a value at shipping point of about $20 per ton. Wheatland may also become a producer of talc as a deposit of the best grade talc has been discovered near there. + Other minerals in demand are: Fuller's earth, diatomaceous earth, tripolite, magnesite, fluorspar, feld- spar, kaolinite, barite, zeolites, graphite, slates and others. Wyoming undoubtedly has these minerals, and the state geologist is planning to secure samples of them, and to be prepared to furnish in- formation as to the occurrence of these minerals in Wyoming. “Make slogan adopted by National Federation of Music Clubs requires co-operation if to the desired encouragement and we are to bring It fulfillment. We are getting encouragement but there is a lack of co-operation on the part of teachers, performers and directors te help bring Amert- can music before the public. The material is here, so it remains to familiarize American people with the works of their native compos- ers. This can only be accomplished by study and by hearing the com positions on eur concert and re- cital programa, cert programs given are made up of numbers by foreign composers. It is true that in the past we have had to depend on foreign material but surely with composers like Me- Dowell, Cadman, Sherwood, Mra. Hy H. A. Beach, Chadwick, Horatio Parker and numerous others of note we deserve ‘an equal share of any program. Coddling 1s no longer the chief need of the American composer, he i# strong enough now to profit by the discouragement of his evil ten- dencles, In other words the Ameri- can composer is ready for eritictsm. Until the present time tt has been inconceivable that the Americin should produce a native art. The race is more or less a mixture of foreign elements. It has been fre- quently mentioned that the negro folk music may be the right founda- tion for a strictly American school but the vital it ie in objection to that is no sense a national expression, not even a sectional ex pression. Indian music would be as reasonably chosen as the negro, The for a national spirit in Amert music Hes tn the development ality that gives us individaul- i the nations of the world the past few years America as made wonderful strides in the Music Reviews Nine tenths of con-| The ‘Natlonal Federation is doing a great deal to inspire American com- posers by the Biennial Prize com- petitions. To show that these com- petitions are successful—the last one registered the largest number of manuscripts yet submitted, It should be understood that it Is the aim of this department of the Fed. eration to award prizes only to those compositions which will be worthy additions to American Music Mterature. Large sums of money donated by different organizations are being given as prizes in these contests, showing that the people throughout America are support: ing a cause for future development. Another impetus to the cause of American Music is the movement’ to establish a national codservatory which, if established, will mean thi American students will have a place to receive instructions from the very fee. This will be one of the great- est achievements in American Musi. cal world. Every American should look at the present state of music in Amer- fea with pride and a greater hope for the future. So, let's begin right here at home to ‘Make. America Musteal."* ——— NEWS BRIEFS BALTIMORE, $4. vin Hartman, Jr., June 21,—Ir- nm of Irvin H. LONDON, June 21.—The news cor musical world. Everything is be- ing done te enoourage musicians, Pee er respondent of The World learns the government of the Irish Free State i © finest teachers for a nominal|~ Hartman, millionaire furniture deal- er of Chicago, who was hurriedly sent away from him home Thursday after hin father had received a t atening note demanding $10,000) on pain of having his son kidnapped, is here at the apartment of his grandmot Mrs. Joseph Green- wald, it was learned tonight has decided to release Eamon De Valera and other of Irish republican leaders now in prison at various places in Ireland because of their fight against the Free State regime. —_— Cal Smith Takes Charge of Texaco Sales In Oregon| _ Friends of Cal Smith, until re- cently the superintendent of ee White Eagle refinery in Casper, will be glad to learn that he has’ been given the sales agency for Texaco products for the entire state of Ore- gon with the exception of the city of Portland. Mr. Smith's headquarters will be} Hast in Salem, Ore., where he is at pres- ent Uning up his state agency. ————————_— 100 Antelope Run Ranges Near Lusk LUSK, Wyo., June 21.—A herd of 100 antelope ts to be found near this town. They may be seen graz- ing on or near the B. A. Hitz ranch where they are afforded protection. Because Mr. Hitz will allow no one to bother the animals they have be-| Co) come very tame. It is doubtful if another herd so large is to be found at any other place in the west. Two cents per word or ten cents per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as @ of estimati poor weather has #0| Go; AGENTS WANTED... AGENTS—Write for free samples; sellyMadison “Better-Made" shirts for ‘ergs manufacturer direct to wearer; no capital or ornerions re o9 quired; many earn $100 bonus. Madison Mille, bi L : 3 way, New York. room, ' four with it basement, hollow brick wall, oak floors, i ern. See plans and carpenter at 1013 POSITION as bookkee! young man experienced. Box 6, Trib- une. SECRET: or work, six a PRACTICAL nurse wants confine- ment cases for July. Phone 2637M ——— MPETENT lady wants houre- work; wil! also do nurting; several years’ experience. 213 East J. wants SERVICES OFFERED MARCEL and bob curl, complete, $1; manicure 60c; experienced op- erators. Phone 636M for sppoint- ments. 604 8. Center. SEWING wanted, dresamaking and plain se , three blocks from CY bus line. Phone 924J. + pat Aas attra Sif SE HOUSECLEANING, ‘window wash ing, kalsomining or any kind o job work. 312M after 6 p, m. .WN mowers sharpened at’ your - home, satisfaction guaranteed. Old Man Perry, leave orders at vey Gantt Hardware Co., Phone 1904M. eo ee method; soft water sham- home ments, Mrs. Colby, 1038" Beas, tessen| Phone 1665M. will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE days after insertion. No tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement. TELEPHONE ADS. Posigl= attention will be given all received over the TELE. PHONE, but we cannot guarantee accuracy. SING HOUR. ae Casper ibune office before 10. Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m, will bs insertec under the head “Too Late to Classify.” OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE, MENTS. Must be accompanied by cash or check in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing inetrustions about counting the words and t! rate per for the Casper Daily ‘Tribune. z HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—A neat young gentle- man to share room. Phone 200J. FOREST rangers, postal clerks and other government help needed, steady work; particulars free. Write Mokane, M-140, Denver, Colo. HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Lady housekeeper un- der 35 who would enjoy month in Ught work, moderate wages. Box B-659, Tribune. WANTED—Middle aged woman for general housework. 1124 8. Dur- HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Ladies in this locality to embroider linens for us at home during thelr leisure moments. Write at once—‘Fashion Embroid- erles” 798 Lima, Ohio, SALESMEN WANTED WONDERFUL batteries agents, Radiolite » Minn. SALESMEN—Se!l goods, hardware stores: well advertised st: 5 splendia opportunity for aggressive man, Mr. A. F. Gibson, 1924-32 Eu- clide Ave. eland Ohio, Dept 461, discovery) : charges in ten minutes, gallon Co., Bt. te drug, dry and general ine; a SSMAN—For state of Wyo- ing, one that will be satisfied with $100 per week, must be able to furnished good reference. Ask for Mr. Pritchard, Chisholm Hotel, 314 paren WANTED. © men to sell high grade Rowen ad: reat paint; good procacition, state qualifications and fully Tribune AGENTS WANTED MAN, woman wanted; salary $76 weekly full time, $1.60 an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hos- fery to wearer, beautiful spring line, Guaranteed Mills, Norristown, Pa, s5 AW ae 77: N OR WOMAN NTED with ambition and {ncustry, to dis tribute Rawleigh’s Household Prod. ucts to gleady users, Seve openings in nearby elties an We train to help you so you can make up to $100 a week or more, No experience necessary; pleasant, profitable, dignified work. Write to- day. W. T. Rawielgh Con Dent. WY-553, Freeport, Ii, CALCIMINING and painting, work ey Prompt service. Phone WANTED—Lawns to take care,of cee al! kinds of job work. Phone jw. bi MARCELLE and bob curt 75c; home appointments $1. Phone 2391W. 1220 Boxelder. oh kaye ranches A rest wither a ne and Fe Sanitation "Oe 1 . Bere. PAINTING AND CALCIMINING. Contract for day, prices Ad. dress 1313 8. Poplar. ai INGHAM BROS.’ Screens mace and installed, screen doors, guaranteed not to sag; modern factory makes our Prices lowest. Phone 2384—Shops 1725 E. Second PLASTERING CONTRACTOR. Estimates furnished. J. A. Han- hp 164 N,. Fenway. Phone 124W,. IT WILL pay you to get my price on your new home and repair work; plans and estimates. free; all work guaranteed. L. D. Leisinger contractor and builder. Phone 1975M ere che and bob curl complete, . Call at 183 West G. 1923 Bulck Six touring ~--....$735 1922 Buick Stx touring -.--...§600 Hudson touring -.--.....$600 Ford oneton truck ----..$325 Buick Six touring ~.--.-..$350 Bulck Six roadster Ford sedan .....-......$3850 CASPER BUICK CO. 182 North Wolcott—Phone 2260 — FOR SALE—New Buick at a bar- «ain, See Butcher at Boyles Gar age. FOR SALE—Good used ca: food shape, prices reason we sell cars on commission; bring your car over and we can get you cash for it, Auto Exchange, 241 W, Ye'lowstone. FOR SALE—Overland touring in All condition, See this car, new paint, top and good rubber. Sell tt cheap. Phone 1084R. 633 8. Center, FOR SALE—High class four Litt overs @ Dargata. Good Valucs for Today— DODGE BROTHERS. 1924 touring, driven 600 miles; @s good as new and same guar- antee --------------—--~--$970 over: Eases opie ove! 1922 touring, high hood, overhauled and new cord tien: all around --.-.-----—----$550 1923 type ‘A sedan, first class condition and over $300 worth | your of extras’ ----------------$1,000 1921 type A ‘sedan ~------_$700 ao oo === 9500, 1920 touring —.----------_400 1920 touring’ _---------- #500 ESSEX. 2 1921 touring —----------$350 FORDS. 1923 coupe -------—-----_$425 1922 coupe ---------------$850 1923° touring ---..----—---_$300 1923 touring -------_§250 1921 roadster . $150 1917 roadster . ---L----.--__$60 Coliseum Motor Co. OPEN SUNDAY. 181 E. Fifth FOR SALE—Seven pmobile Co. USED FORD Phone 734 passenger twin six Packard run only 10,000 miles, new rubber and.in perfect. mechan- ical condition, ‘must ste this to ap- Preciate it. Barkerat Wyoming Olds- WANTED TO BUY SSeS ‘ED TO BUY—A well built ese five-room in good loca tion. . Will pay all cash if it is a bargain. 1-652 Tribune. ‘TO BUY—Portable phon- Varegh be ‘Sunday. Phone 1043W. ‘ANTED TO Lee ae sae rug. Cal 1096R. WANTED—Am in market for oe bull, not. old and of | Hereford, ————__——___——_ le | FOR SALE—Four dresses, silk. age 16, cheap, 735 St. Marys. € Pn batteries, cheap Tnaule 408 Nae aeparia enna ea EET TE FOR SALE—Office typewriter desk, aise three chairs. Phone 2173R. ee FOR SALE—Hoover Sweeper, phon- Caspe: Phone | 1993J. i attachments. 1924 Buick Sedan 119 B, ‘First: pL IM Dd abok et wate 1 The Above Cars in A-1 condition ograph. New, at bargain. 231/FoR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 Terms to Responsible People S. Grant street. . Apt. 4. per month, we a'so Sea all POU can scutes the Frances sor | makes. Brooks,-6¢0 Rast. H. Phone YOU can secure the Frances 1648. dan reducer by calling 2455) eve- nings. SALE — One oak. platform Penis body 8x14, suitble tor 3% or 5 ton truck, a bargain. Inquire at 1530 Burlington Ave. Phone 409R. FOR SALE—H, N. White wird trombone, silver plated, gold bel $35. 133 ‘Studebaker Sales and FOR RENT—Store rooms at 270 W. Firet and 113 8. Ash. Inquire of George Pedaris 258 W. First. FOR SALE—POULTRY -|open center, plush case, West G. ——— FOR SALE—Queen incubator, rell- ab’e make, brand new, never been used, 360 egg capacity, hot tpn system for sale at a bargain. Box 1 BABY -CHICKS—Lowest prices we have. ever quoted. Fourteen pure breeds, 100 per cent live delivery. Write for free catalog. Smith Broth- ers, Hatcheries, Mexico, Mo. ROOM AND BOARD For Sale—Household Goods a eae ron SALE—Bed, bedding, rugs, folding screen and tier table. Basement 321 8. Lin- ooln, FOR SALE—Three hole gas range ‘with oven and boller, $15; also gas heater, $2.50. Phone 486W. SALE—New Singer sewing ma- bier teas $35. 502 Hast L. 2087M. BOARD and room in private home, on bus line, 1115 B. Second. FOR RENT—ROOMS ae FOR RENT—Furnished room with wardrobe, also a garage on South Durbin. Phone 195. FOR RENT—Sleepingroom, every- thing modern, rent reasonable Suitable for one or two gentlemen, 136 N. Grant. Phone 998M. FOR RENT—Sieepingroom for one or two gentlemen. 645 CY. ect teeatinucatih fe eal TERT a i Bebe ima ty m in pri * me, lose in, $6 r 604 8. Center. asian Sees FOR RENT—Clese in modern rooms and apartments by day, a at month. 140 Hast Midwes' ro Ee eels sine seal chomp maeamanrerat A furnished room ining + also garage. 110 N. Jackson. Phone 656. FOR RENT—Large front room with » Also garage. 736 8S, Ash: Phone 257. sanitary couch, tis j) aon BL very close in, gentle- 50 and ‘up; shades and es Pin wth “Hunter-Goll Furni-| mem only, 742 8. David. ture Co., 241 W. First. Phona.986J. | ——— oak dining 5 atx | FOR RENT—Nicely furn tom oak chaira; rocker, reed! room, cloge in with garage, also Pass a ‘Phone A . Phone 1167R. On the Boyle Plan, 20 per cent FOR’ . diningroom | FOR RENT—A sleepingroom on bus down: no insurance, no table, five chairs and one eerv-| line. Phone 1624J. f 5 ang yd ee ey init: for » nin, * le one or Tournig ----------—---- $27 Down FOR SALE Furniture | [two gentlemen, rent reasonable. 644 Touring 1923 $65 Down E. Divine. week tk Down WANTED TO RENT FOR RENT—Room, outside en- Bupabout ’ --~- nC trance, close in. 643 E. Third. Runabout -- #47 Down Phone 2678, — Eee tal SE ETE SEN Coupe, starter --------. $50 — FOR RENT—Onebedroom. 445 3. Ford sedan ....-------- $550 Ton truck ---.---------. $50 Panel Commercial ..---. $60 125-181 ‘N. Center ‘ANTED—Ford truck,.as’ Ser aah tite tot with and. garage; a ‘men! x ‘Tribune. ‘B-687, EXCEPTIONAL biy, 1020 moxl* roads! touring, @lso Ford iter; both cars in A-1 condition. Call Saturday cay Sunday. afternoon and all Phone 1166J. 1130 Spruce. USED CARS Overland Touring Buick Touring Cadillac Touring --..--. Ford 1923 Sedan ~...-..--. Dodge Commercial Franklin Touring -..-..--.----$300 ces. heater in exchange ir & The Trib ah ie range or heater, Phone 10s "** 3 ie anata wets Liber terms ‘9 responsible an and woman in Canper in parties. WANTED—Clean Cotton Rags at CASPER MOTOR CO, |= or. ks pa ee , Pod imhibn teint ct nla ATS * | WANTED TO BUY—We pay more|| “Fk by publishing Wyoming Oldsmobile Company 442 East Yellowstone FOR SALE — Four passenger Ste phens Six coupe, first class condi- ome in and let us show you, we will sell it Baker-Grude Investment Co., tion, new tires, bumpers: right. Phone 1189. ‘ ~~ Essex coach, an phoakpas a anee oe Condition base- $75 Chevrolet 490" Touring -..---$190 © have a Willys Knight and ous Six demonstrators for sale at model, Nien Claas ouaipear alas bers Phone 2838, : Park. Phone 387. —<—$<$——_—___.__.. MODERN ee room adjoining bath; Geneleman Phone 1975M, FOR RENT—Basement room bachelors only 1210 8. Poplar. a arse an Aad haa win ae Re FOR RENT—Large room with pri- e bath, suitable for two gentle- men. Phong 17200, 305-E. Twelfth. W. anted to Rent For the Summer Sheep wagon, must be clean;. other acceptable. Phone 468-W, with car prem for a FOR RENT—Room. 433 N. Park street. FOR RENT- gentle- WANTED—By Tuly 1, modern sid 5 or four-room ~house. P. O. eck | REE OE ~ FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front WANTED TO RENT— Young man basement room, clean, cool and wishes room for the summer, pre-|8"¢ light, cooking privileges, pri- ae @ private family with Lab yor vate entrance, three blocks from the. dinner considered. Box , | Postotfice. Phone 756M. Tribune. FOR RENT—Large sleepingroom on main floor, outside entrance, 1923 E. Second. Dorcas Apartments. Ingroom, ee eR peep adjoining, $5 per week. Tale “Model, Extra Nice Shape Dodge Sedan Late Model, in Good Condition Maxwell-Sport Touring Late Model, First Class Shape Maxwell: Touring Late Model, in Good Condition Buick Six Touring Late' Model, in Good Shape Ford Coupe 1924, Extra Good Condition Ford Touring Late Model, in Good Condition Chevrolet Touring Late Model, Good Shape FOR RENT—OFFICES FOR RENT New office rooms just finished, reasonable rent. Zuttermeister Bldg. $$ $_____. FOR RENT—Room with bath and telephone, three blocks from Rial- to, sultable for two or three, cheap. 225 B, Fitth. _—— FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS — FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, modern, ool, ground floor, own. entrance, rent reasonable. 2 y, Tihoale, howe 662W. 533 8. WANTED TO BUY WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co., 334 8. David. Phone 249. ——— I HAVE some clear lots and cash for secured first paper. P. O. Box 195, J ee WILL pay cash for Ford coupe, 714 W. Fifteenth. FT ae TO BUY—Ice box. Phone Are You Outvof a Job ? Special price reduction on all cars this. week. ee, WANTED—Your old coal range or 230 W. Yellowstone Phone 909} for coa! ranges. heaters, dressers, duofolds, al) household goods, Phone —<$<$<$<$—$ WANTED TO BUY—-tHignest cash Price paid for second hand turni- tsarw. “nied re WANTED—Live fat hens by the case, addrosa the Glenrock Hotel, Glenrock, Wyo. FREE “Position Wanted" ads. Re- For Sale—Miscellaneous ed FOR, SALE—One Victrola and rec: ords or will trade on Ford and pay difference. 614 8. Ash, member ft will cost you noth. FOR SALE—Two sets of bedroom ing to advertise your services electric fixtures, very reasonable,| WANTED TO BUY— Three, four in th D 715 8, Grant. five-room modern houes,' on. or “ieee ae near paving, moutheast side pre. FOR BALE— High grade cows, heavy milkers. George BE. Brown, 416 Holley Bt.. Phone'1096R. —— fresh vegetables Tice. at Koh- lera, Riverside Alcova Jorney | ferred: Lana * pees location, If you are In need of wi and term ny, in reply, a Advertise price P.O. » ~ y, = u 366 MTB etrrenar ~ = mn, ee —— ——— a SS