Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 20, 1924, Page 9

wi EL ASK BOOST IN. 1 Full ‘Co-operation in Federal Program Is » Sought. DES ‘Mores, Ta., Aug. 20. (By the Associated Press)—Declaring that no people can afford to “be “drugged into a helpless coma by a sense ‘of their own secur- a denouncing the, “dilatori- the American government bares feapect to” preparedness before the Spanish-American and World wars d the Mexican crisis in 1916, Go nor Kendall today called upon h ple, of Iowa to “co-operate fully triotically?’ toward the of, national- defense day, Se) bers12. prohountement was. one of the it and’ most tersely word- ed its made by the governor since the became chief executive of Towa.’ Throughout, he plainly in- dicated “His ~abhorence of war but deplored the “twenty-five years duringWhich. we have been bliss: fully {hypnotized vy~the sonorous Ea ic. of. the’ visionary doctrin- taming the advent of ‘uni- Senn Traternity “a. thousand. years fanceof the -almanac.” we shall cheerfully recognize the rights, of all nations in our*rela- tions, the governor said, “but we shall ‘equally insist that our rights }! be not invaded under any circum- stances. - We hold peace as the su- premést blessing possible of attain- menty but we are not too proud to fight ne @ righteous cause. ea, sensible jntelligence on both hemispheres exalts peace and| per abhors war. Yet until mankind is moref completely converted to the amicable “arbitrament of interna- tional controversies, it is not expedi- ent that’our nation be wholly un- equipped for_conflict. Our situation when we were compelled to declare hostilities in 1917 was indeed deplor- | the numbe CORRECTION able‘and redemptive wisdom for the. future may be assured by correcting the abtffiné folly “of the past.” SS Fight Against Rail Line Lost DENVER, lo., Aug. 20.—The Statesof Colorido lost its fight to prevent th® abandonment by the Colorado and Southern Railway of 3 uitles Wf track between Romley and @Bucha ‘Vista’ Colofado, when Judge Robert Lewis J. Foster Symes and°O. L: Phillips decided thé court was “without power to’ suspénd a ruling of thé “Interstate Commerce Commission, The commission sev- eral-weeks* ago’ granted the request of the :Colorado’ &hd Southern rail. road::to. abandon. the trackage on the grounds that™the bratich” was etnies Decora 08a Se ata loss. DREST BLAZE! IN COLORADO. NOE DAY AY, AUGUST 20, 1924. BRINGING UP FATHER BY GOLLY-KIN | BBUiEVe into a MN EYES - THAT 1S JERRY! forest of lodgepole pine in Bear Gulch in the Canon. When the flames finally were con- trolled they were within two miles of the small inland town of Critchell, agcording to employes of the water works plant. Several other fires of minor im- port, whtch broke out In the moun- tains in the vicinity of Denver ye: terday and last night, were brought under control before much damage resulted, forest service officials to- day. declare. the fore: because of the dry condition of the Lack of rain in the forest state. The fires, according to stry officials, were prevalent districts during the summer has re- sulted 1 sparks out in the course of a few minutes time. Classified Rates in the starting of fires from that ordinarily would burn --— Two cents per word or ten cents jine, NO. AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average fpr used as @ ie of estunuting )ACKFACE CAL HEADLINE will be Unes. All bonked ie Yon wi! (5. CONTROLLED DENVER, Colo., Aug. 20.—A forest fire which had been \raging in the vicinity of the Pike national forest, in Platte Canon, 25 miles southwest~of Denver since early Sunday morning sas -brought under centrol Tuesday, according to reports"here front the Denver Water Works station at* Kassler, Colo., on the edge of the burned area. The fire burned over an area of more thar 1,000 acres of timber land be- fore it finally was controlled, accord- ing to the same reports. The fire, one ofthe most extensive of the summer, was brought under control -yesterday morning, but a shift in the windy during themiddle of the day yesterday, caused it to again; get from control of the men in endeavoring to extin- it, with the result that it burned without checking the greater part of the afternoon and evening. The fire was brought under control, it wag reported, before it had burned Are You Out of a Job ? ‘The Tribune will help every man and woman in Casper in eearch of ‘eaploymens, to find work by publishing - FREE ‘époaition Wanted” ada, Re- waémber it will cost you noth- ing to aavertise your services inthe Tribune. If you are in need of work ‘ Advertise The Casper mot be one inci cherged charged the spuce of twe advertising wilt be “eet lines’ irrespective of ir of words. OF CLASSIZIED AD ERRORS. Daily Tribune will responsible for more than orrect insertion of auy ad Vertisement oracred for more than one tune. Errors not the fault of the adv the rea. Will he ertiser which clearly lessen value of tho advertse:nent rectified enly by public LIKE JERRY DUGAN -IT WHAT IM THE LOOKS» 19 THE MAT POSITIONS WANTED WANTED—Job as housekeeper on ranch or for bachelor in town by woman with 10 year old boy: he Casver Daily €cibune iVE BEEN MARRIED FOR THIRTY YEARS- AN WE HAVENT WORLD For Sale—Houschold Goods| For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Desirable modern furnished apartment, » | conveniences. 141 W, Tenth. GLASS JARS two room USED glass fruit jars, while eve all doz. Harned last, 86 cents g00d cook; reference if necessary. Inquire 261 Bast K, rear. SERVICES OFFERED PHONE 27144. Charles Carlson Dairy for fresh milk and cream, delivered any part ot Casper fur your breakfast. 18 cents a quart —————— WANT to care for lawns or odd jobs. Phone 342W. MARCELLING—Mrs. Emmel. S, Oak. 443 Phone 674M. en a Sn noah eer wo GET oe best Bh Lege aes repairs at and Fender Shop, 436 Ww. “Yellowston pa a Ait AD callie thnks Seen sagt aa nett and beauty work at wh. Phone 1603R. EXCLUSIVE home service in chiro- practic. Phone 1713J for appoint- ment. Dr. Grove. ture Co. Phone 24! FOR SALE—Bed REDUCED rent, nicely furnished, clean and light apartment, private bath, adults, 183 S. Conwell Square. kitchen chairs, 2 rugs, with 35 records $75. 1104 Pe Wal- nad 5p FOR RENT—New apartment, strict- ly modern, furnished; . electric washér, also garage. 1639.8. Poplar. oie tre Be aaah FOR SALE—Two new Firestone tres 83x4%4; tubes, rims and cov- Se Reasonable. Ada “Apt. No. 03. FOR RENT—Three room basement apartment, furnished, modern ex- cept bath. Corner A and Park. Phone 412. ‘ WANTED FOR _RENT—Four-room modern unfurnished basement apt. with hot water’and gas stoves, 1152 8. Willow. FOR RENT—Three room strictly modern apartments; every con: venience; cheap rent. Inquire 1214 E. First, Apt. 4. FOR RENT—One two room fur- nished apartment; one three room apartment, either furnished or un- furnished. 411 N. Jackson. Phone WANTED—Young man to. share room; breakfast {f desired. End of CY bus lin 651 W. Thirteenth. Phone 16: FOR ath, ents machin: per month, we eee. Phon eh needa CARPENTER WORK wanted. Re- 1648W. 903. modeling, repairing, cabinet en ing, furniture repairing. Cc. ton, general contractor. pointment phone 2051NR. ———————— MARCELLING and bobcurling by appointment. price 65c. 900 Pear St. Phone 1065, —$< SUPERIOR laundry taken up and PP ated all silk work done by and; satisfaction guaranteed, 115 Bust G, Phone 123J. WOMAN wants family bundle wash- ing. Phone 1980J. V. TOHNST' remodel nz, g: ly. Phone 2628J. oe as Ww “the carpenter; rages built prompt- FOR RENT—-Two-room modern fur- nished apt on bus line. 916 East A. Phone 1943W. FOR RENT—Two and three-room wodern furnished apartments $35 month. 8S. Fenway. makes, Brooks, "749 ‘Bast WANTED TO BUY. WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coa! ranges, heaters, per JOST THINK- dressers, duofolds, all household goods. Phone 101 FOR RENT—-Apartment, three rooms and bath; unfurnished ex- cept stoves; at 216 East F street. Phone 1340. Call for Parsons. FOR RENT—Two room modern fur- nished semi-basement apartment; no children. 221 N. Jefferson. Phone 12395. FOR RENT—Buasement apt. three indebes sag att cash for second hand furni- ‘ooks 140 Ba East H. Phone WANTED TO BUY—Ice box, com- puting. scales and meat block, for 1 grocery store, Phone, 1559. without extra charge within Five Ww. i beck tients rane se yous." rooms andibath close in, 424 5. afver insertio No repubtica- be mude when the error BRING .me, your chifdren'’s school used furniture. Harned Furniture Co.. 234 3. David. Phone 249. Grant. liquire 619 East 2nd. Goes not materially affect the sease sewing, also your fall sewing; rea- “iced cheat tna two large @r purpose of the advertisement. sonable. 301 N. McKinley. Meee soars case, uddross oe Cie ro) ms, ynodern; light: and stoves TELEPHONE ADS. Careful attention will be given ail TELS- For Sale—AUTOMOBILES furnished, $23.56.- 912 S. Cedar. Glenrock, Wyo. ads received over PHONE, but we cannot guarantee accuracy. QUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE; MENTS. Note Tribune. bune received after 10 to Insertec. the fed cash or ene Sant tall qos ekns rey inetruetions about counting the words and the Fale per wi for the boca Daily CLOSING HOUR. office before 10. Want Ads 12 a. m. will be under the head “Too Late to Classify.’ HELP WANTED—MALE ANTED—Competent oung is bookkeeper, man preferred; one» who qualified for inside. selling or willing to learn; steady work. for right part experience Address WANTED—First trimmer. W. Yellowstone. WANTED—Neat appearing young man to travel with field manager and take orders. Prefer one with beok or Salary ;in first letter. Bor B-784? ‘Tribune. class Service Top Shop, Phone 2670. 432 magazine selling experience. unlimited to right Apply between 1 p. m. and 6 p. m. ‘Thursday. David. WANTED—Middle aged woman to keep house on ranch and care for four months old child for eight or nine m WANTED AT ONCE—Lady solicitors for special work, good commission stenographers can make good Meet adver- paid. and housewives money tiser by appointment. HELP WANTED—Female Cc. Wright, onths. B-785 Tribune. Lady clerks, in spare time. Phone 1341 for appointment from_10 a. m. to 5 Pp. m., or write P. O. Box 1667. WANTED—Women to paint damp shades for us at home. Easy, pleasant work. Whole or part time. Address Wayne, Nileart) Company, 3541, Ft. Indiana. SALESMEN. WANTED WANTED—A real auto salesman to work Brown, in Salt Creek field. Midwest. J. Le POSITIONS WANTED POSITION WANTED—Young man with mani gerial and gales expert- ence wishes permanent connection in Casper or surrounding territory. References. Box B-798, Tribune: POSITION WANTED—By Expert- enced keeper. steriographer ~ and . book- Phone 101M. WANTED—Widow. to keep house for lo: 8 years. ne man in city; have girl P. O. Box 1426. YOUNG lady desires position as stenographer ‘and bookkeeper; three years experience; can furnish gocd references, Phone 2683W. MIDDLE aged practical nurse wants 322 N. Beech. Phone COLORED woman wants swork ‘by day or hour, cleaning or laundry. Phone 1499M, %XPERIENCED stenographer sires with local de- position; over three years upply house, good refer- B-786 Tribune. state all qualifications auto top man. 804 8. = Maxwell Touring. 5 $100, 00 ‘cash will buy any one of these—easy terms on the balance» PATTERSON OAKLAND CO. $40 E. Yellowstone Pe A ee RES IAS A TE FOR SALE—1i£23 Jewett Sedan, has bumpers front and rear, motor meter, bar cap, snubbers, shock ab- sorbers, windshield wiper, sun shade, cost. over is less than one year old, Will trade for good light car or give terms. This car traded in on new Oukland Sedan. Patterson Oakland Co., 540 Yellowstone. FOR SALE=-Good. used cars, all in good shape. prices reasonable, also we sell cars on commission; bring your car oyer and we can get you cash for it. Auto Exchange 241 W. Yellewstone, FOR SALE—1923 Oakland Stand. ard Touring, has front bumper, extra tire, motor meter, wings, is in perfect condition; has been com- pletely overhauled, — revarnished, locks and runs like new. ‘Terms. Patterson Oakland Co., 640 EH. Yel- lowstone. FOR SALE New 1924 Gray DeLux Tour- meee ens nn ene ------~$785.00 1924 Gray Delux — -$1,085.00 Bring the oid Ford around and get a real little car—Terms We trade. PATTERSON. OAKLAND CO. 640 E. Yellowstone ing New just overhauled, $360 cash. Inquire Grill Cafe. FOR SALE—Buick Roadster, in ex- tra good condition. Phone 2626. Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. F@R SALE OR RENT—A Story Clark player plano, easy terms. Phone, 2320 or 2852J. FOR itary pd Rp mandolin, style with faultless case and music rack, $40.- Phone Glenrock #W or see Moore, Tribune. For’ Sale—Miscellaneous FOR QUICK SALE—Slightly used sheep wagon, clean and in good general condtiion, very reasonably priced. See Meigh at Tribune office. FOR SALE—Gulbransen. player piano, iron day bed with mattress, lke new. 651 W. Thirteenth. Phone 1636M. Sa For Sale—Household Goods foot space, panel doors, ideal for small apartment, also table and setees for breakfast alcove; very reasonable. Joe I’, Thomas Planing Mill, 214 West B. Phone 1806w. FOR SALE—Three-burner oil stove, has patent back for hence |= utensils. See Mr. Jones at 160 8. Center or Phone 165W. * FOR SALE Furniture, house for rent to party buying furniture. 413 8. Durbin. FOR SALE—Nearly new, 9x12 Axminster rug, Oriental design. Call 2403W, ee FOR SALE—Hudson 1-passenger, one spare tire, FOR SALE—Warfrobe to go in six-| V8! FOK RENT—New four room mod- ern furnished’ basement apart: on pavement, $45. Phone FOR RENT—Basement apartment, furnished except bedding and linen; water, lights and gus fur- |, $30.. 255 S. McKinley, FOR RENT—New two room fur- nished apartment, water, lights and gas in, on Kenwood bus line. Bhone 2572W. Washington. FoR RENT—Strictly modern three pom furnished apartment. Phone 674 S. Park. FOR RENT—ROOMS Phone 579W. 829 8. FOR RENT—Modern, well fur- aie: room adjoining bath. 644 |-: |. Grant. FOR RENT—Clean, modern sleep: ing room, suitable for ong or two gentlemen, $16 per month; close In. Phone 2599. furnished basemant apartment; close in; $30. 333 8. Kimball, REDUCED RENT UNDER new management, one and two room, neat clean, com- FOR RENT—Large front room’at/ pletely furnished rtment, also double houses in rear partly fur- 225 South Park. Phone 873W. nished. 620 East A. FOR RENT— Bedroom adjoining | —. FOR RENT—-HOUSES Phone 2867J. ns FOP. RENT—Room, close tn, adjoin- ing bath; suitable for one or two gentlemen, $20. 304 N. Beec! FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS FO) RENT—One fourroom new bri house. with fireproof gar- age, also one five room. Apply on premises afternoons. 14th and South Ash. Modern Bul!ding Co. FOR RENT—Three room _ modern house with basement. Telephone 2206W. FOR RENT New five room unfur- nishetl bungalow, all modern, large pie rogm, fireplace, close in. 918 ‘ourth. FOR SALE—Five modern house; terms. FOR RENT—Modern furnished two room house; gas, lights and water furnished. 344 8. Conwell. Phone 2, FOR RENT—Two rooms and kit- chenette furnished for light house- keeping; lights, water and gas, #18. 1346 S. Cottonwood. For Rent—APARTMENTS room strictly FOR RENT—Apartment, consisting pone TES of two rooms and bath, partly tur- nished, close in. Corner’ of 8. Cen: ter and Sixth, REDUCED RENT—Nice three-room furnished apartment, all outside reoms, privare bath, down town, 140 East Midwest. FOR RENT—Furnishea Bperterot . 614 East 6th. Phone 387. FOR RENT—One four room fur- nished houre, $30. 814 Burlington St.. North Casper. FOR RENT—Four room house, f! nished. Phone 1053W. FOR “RENT—Seven room modern furnished house and garage, in- yn $60; references required; close in. Phono 971R between the hours of 2 and 4. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished three ‘room’ house. , Phone 1432W. FOR RENT—Four room bungalow, near school. 1212 8. Willow. FOR RENT—Four room furnished and, modern house. 828 S. Wal- nut. Phone 2337R. FOR RENT—Attractively finished five-room unfurnished house with bath, fire-place, built-in features. In- quire 1305 8S, Spruce. FOR RENT—Modern house partly Move Into THE YELLOWSTONE APARTMENTS Before Winter ‘Two Minutes Walk From Center St. erything New 426 W. Yellowstone Phone 2750 FOR RENT—Three room basement apartment, completely furnished except bedding. 915 8S. Walnut. Phone 553M. FOR RENT—All modern, four room semi-basement apartment, with laundry room and store room; also garage. Phone $18R. ~ bi —_~—. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, TR ys livingroom, Murphy bed, al- day bed, dressingroom, priva' Sath, kitchenette, breakfast nook, private entrance, close in, on pave- ment, $55. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—One modern three ee unfurnished apartment, pri- e bath, Murphy bed, gas. rang builtin features, hot water fur- hed; rent greatly reduced, ou pavement and bus line, also. onv modern two room furnished ment with Wor bath. 34° OW. Dieventh. ne 18153. Grant. Inquire house. 722 W. Fifteenth. FOR RENT—Two room furnished house with bath, 1% blocks from East Casper school. 719 S. Mc- Kinley. FOR RENT—Two room unfurnished house. 782 CY. FOR RENT—Two. room house, fur: 1116 E. Fifth. Phone FOR RENT—Two room furnished house, two blocks from bus line, 1323 8. Conwell. Phone 2337R. No children, e bend Popul Nggeod sae d modern 10 house, unfurnii P awe 126 8. these, fackson Apartmenta. Phone 1872W. FOR -RENT—Three-roum nishea untu: cg bat! stoves and shad: ging ee Toast. 835 eat > © i924 FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Two room house, fur- nished; gas, water and lights in, 1013 St. John St., No. 20. Phone 1147W, FOR SALE—HOUSES JUST THINK! Strictly modern, four-room partly furnished house, with garage; close in; Southwest location; full 50x140 st front lot, $2600, $250 cash, bal- ce like rent. Act now. Casper alty Phone 381 FOR SALE — Modern five-room house, with basement finished com- plete, furnished or unfurnished; also garage; corner lot with lawn and trees. 612 8. Lincoln. Have Six Buyers With $100 to $300 cash who de- sire small homes in south or east section. Can make immediate sale if property is worth money asked. Call or Phone 381. Casper Realty Co. — PU SAL ‘To settle estate, three houses and lots located at 262 West B St. or will trade for Los Angeles J. F. Snively, Pasadena, Calif, FOR SALE—Three room modern house, hardwood floors; price $2,150; terms. 1. B. Lamar, Smith Block, Phone 2214. FOR SALE—Well built three-room house in Casper View. $100 pay- ment down. Inquire 1434 South St. Botolph. FOR SALE—Strictly modern four room house, built-in feptures, sun porch, rooms in basement; two room house in rear; cheap, Phone 1789J. FOR SALE—Four room modern house, three rooms in basement: price $5,000; good terms. FE. Lamar, Smith Block, Phone 2214. | FOR SALE—Three room _ house, well located in North Casper, large lot, flower garden, shade trees; bargain at $1,150, $100 cash. Kamon Real Estate Co. 242 E. Second. Phone 702, tl FOR INSPECTION EVERY ‘TERNOON—COME UP AND SEE These artistically planned, well built and finely finished four, five and ix-room brick bungalows; everything complete, that a real home should have; located where values are established, new paving district, attractive prices, easy terms. Representative at Fourteenth and 8. Ash. Modern Building Co. SALE—Attract! bungalo’ FOR WELL -DON'T Lose HER - YOULL NEVER. FIND ANOTHER ONE 9-2 o Great Britain rights reserved. _ —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus fis PAGE NINE. LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND The following a-trcies have been at the Tribune office for quite some tonal Will the owners please call and Te2d Wyoming license 10020. 1924 Wyoming license T-902. 1024 Wyoming license T-14376. 1924 Wyoming lcense T-902. 1924 Wyoming license 34449. “One Ford crank. One radiator cap. One pair of men’s tan kid gloves, One pair nose glasses. One pair glasses in case. One purae containing check, Two sets rosary t One pair child’s s One automobile ¢ Bunch of keys. LOST—One power and wily, Friday evening, $2 reward for return to Tribune office. saw shaft ev Inne Feature Service, Tre. FOR TRADE LOST—On Sait Creek highway, sult case with initials S. A. E., Overly, N. D. Reward if returned to Tribune. PERSONAL TO TRADE—Four-room house, southw for two or side. modern near. refinery, three-room house north Box B-794 Tribune. For Sale—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Mountain View and water, south fron’ east of church. Phone lot, & block Small irrigated ranch, Lander; good ther Lepep venience Wainut St., Casper. In S—600-acre ranch in Big Basin, 500 tons hay, ho’ all farm machinery and house! fine spring 40 feet from Equipment worth all asked Call 1129. $10 Per Month Buys a choice residential lot fn Evansviil afternoons. 279 West B Bt. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR RENT—Furnished 13 rooms; income from $160 to $200 per ; long lease and small rent. ribune. 'T—Pool room, completely furnished. Address _Box 1358, Casper, Wyo. FOR LEASE—Highteen-room room- ing house or boarding hou Priced right. 733 8. Beech. Phone 26125. MONEY TO LOAN to loan on improved Cas- tate. Loans closed 8. Building & Loan M.S. Batterton, Agt. 261 N. Phone 2708, AUDITORS c. U. KEIMERTH eee Public Accountant Income Tax 401 0-S Bldg. HASELMIKE, LEWIS & PREBLE Certified Public se eih oe ro Income Tax Consulta 208-11 Oli Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 K. VAN DENBERG Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Service Phone 148 STEFFEN AND GUY Auditors and Accountants Income Tax Service ti | four rooms, bath, garage, east front lot, located very desirably in southeast part of city. Party leav- ing town, will sell furnished for $3,000. ‘Terms. Kamon Real Estate Co., 242 E. Second. Phone 70: FOR SALE—Good three room house and lot, on pavement, school, 15 minute’ drive to Center street. Small payment down and terms to suit buyer. Box 1491. DON’T OVERLOOK THIS Cozy, new home in east end; large living room; two bedrooms, kitchen and breakfast nook; laun dry, hardwood fioors throughout; fully modern; a real buy at $4,500 with $600 cash. Call’ Baker-Grude Inv. Co., Realtors. Phone 1189. FOR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE—Four-room house, garage, lights, gas and water at door, will take, good car worth $800 or cheapér car and some cash have another lot wil! sell or trade at half cost price. Call Sun- @ays or after 4:30. 319 Riverview Ave., Mills, Wyo. FOR TRADE—Beautiful nine room residence, two baths, hardwood floors, two’ fireplaces, Valuable lot, located desirably in ‘east part for Smaller property. Kamon Real Estate Co., 242 EB. Second. Phone 702. WANTED TO TRAIL in a g00d lot worth $500, one block from pavement, for a used car. In quire at 229 pwell. My equity WILL exchange high class income property for good farms or ranches. Box 1300. Phone 2105. be SALE OR TRADE—Vulcaniz- = business; small amount of and can give terms to suit P, O. Box 843 or call at shop, 455 W. Yellowstone. FOR TRADE—For Casper property, 80 acres land, Atkin county, Min- nesota, Phone 1639J, FOR TRADE—One Willis Six 7-pas- senger touring car, A No. 1 order good gentle work horses preferred: what have you. I will be at 1 East K street the id until 6 p. ah after that phon 8F31 at ranch. A. Mene’ FOR TRADE—Fine building lot, located on South Ash street; trade for car, Kamon Real Estate Co., 242 Second. Phone 702. FOR SALE OR TRADE—160 acres near Lander, 65 acres in hay, 25 head of cattle, two good teams and all farm equipment. Will trade for good Casper property. Jno. M. Ene- land Co. ‘ 228 ‘Midwest Buildin, Phones 300 and. 18380V AKCHITECTS M3. WESZFALL, Architect WA dite 5, Daly Building SATSUAN 8. WEBB 12 Daly Building Phone 1352 PS A ot ct ES, BAGGAGE’ & TRANSFER —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_- 'TRANSD ER, STORAGE NAO FUEL CO.—Phone 949 BATTERIES TERY DASPEK LA) co. 119 Eri 2 Phone 907 CARPENTERS CAKPENTER SHOP Planing mil, cabinet work, screens, Smast Jobs ON short notice. 214 West i Street—none 1006W CHIROPRACTORS DK. J. HM, JERE REY K. ANNA GKAMAM JEFFREY Saite $18 Midwest Bids. Movne TU BM. i. MAMNED, Cl-ropractur 162 North Kunball Sirees Vhone 1407 DK. L. EK. BERQUIST Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 1757 CLEANERS THE SbKVAUA CLEANERS Raliroad at Jackson Vhone 56 DOCTORS THE CASPER PRIVATE HUDSriTAL 93& South Vurvin—r’hone 273 WOMEN'S AND HOSPITAL 642 South Puree Dope 406 SURGERY, othe ee AND Homer Kt. ss athreD: M. D.F.A.C.8. Victor K. Dacken, Bb. M.D. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND Jukoxr Harmon L. Stanton, M. 8. M. aN AND X-KAY TREATM eG URINARY pines G. B. Underwood, M. bc Pad CHIL DREN Hi. Plats, M.D. ROR TOENOLUGIY Hallie M. Ellis PHARMACIST R. 8. Lothian, Pb. G. DENTIST E. Duncan, D. D. Offices in Rohrbaugh Buling 113 East Second Telephones 54 ‘and’ os ‘ 4 pacereeeres house, | 5 MADAM J. Rea Keyee, ordained spiritualist, private readings datly; will answer no question over tele- hone. Hours 9 a, m, to 8 p. m. bt fe hotel, Apartment 8. Phone DIVORCES secured, about half the regular rates, advice free. Address Box 1943, Casper. man, 39 years old, wants ionship. Adlress I MADAM WON: er, the lady tells past Call_ and con: 450 8. Durbin. a. m. to 10 p.m. WOULD like passenger going to Seattle to pay soline and other expenses, Box B-797, Tribune. R. wonderful reads th the wonderful present and LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the District Court Bighth Ju- dicial District. In the Matter of the Estate of George V. Clark, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Let- ters of Administration of the es- tate of George V. Clark, deceased, were on July 29, 1924, issued to the undersigned; and all. persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them w the necessary vouchers for allow ance to the undersigned adminis- trator within six (6) months after the date of letters, or they may be precluded from any bene- fit from said estate, and if such claims are not exhibited within one year from the date of said letters they shall be forever barred. H. H. PRICE Rayopea peta 4 ponpes July 80, August 6, 13,2 DOCTORS N. FROST Physitlan bad’ Boe OS Bldg. a al 123 | ALLAN McLELLAN, 9 Daly. Bide. Office Ph. 814. "at 90 WM. A. BRYANT, MD, Phone 2000 First & Center. Res, 800 MARSHALL M. D. HERBERT Lo HARVEY, A Office 208 South Cont Private Hospital, 612° So. ‘Daenne Practice ‘Surgery Obstetrica LAWYERS MULVANEY cy BARRETT 515 Consolidated” ‘Royalty Bldg. HEMINGWAY & McDONALD wyers Room 332 Midwest Bldg. NICHOLS a. STIRRETE 3809-10-11 O Hxchange Bldg. WILLIS STIDGER Lawyer Suite 218 Midwest Bian, Phone 1193 JAMES KEM 408 Consolidated ‘Royalty Blag. fae VATIEN mney at L 225 Midwest Bidg. ot Etigaa) 210 HAGLND & MUKANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Building boseraxty ors vu. WEN Sulte 14-15-16 Fownsend Bldg. OGILBEE & ADAMS 210 0-8 Bldg. Phone 2217 OSTEOPATH DR. CAKULINE ©. Db; Office and Kesidence—Poline Apart. ments No. 23. Phone 488, DR. L. L. WADE Osteopathy Over Frantz Shop "Phone 1125R OPTOMETRIST it EYES CAREFULLY ‘TESTED And Glasses Properly Fitted by R. L. EVANS 1384S. Center st, PAINTING Painting & Decorating, all br Fred Meyenfeldt—Phone 12 —_— PAINTING AND DECORATING George E. Erickson Phone 154) Formerly Campbell Decor SHOE REPAIRING NORTH CASPER Hand and Ma Ben Suyematsu ee UPHO, STERING Upholstering & Furniture. Packing, Phone 1402W—J. E. Warwick WAREHOUSES —_—_—_ eae th ELON Mey fer Co., Phone SHOE Ww Sor é brearsests