Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1924, Page 9

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1924. BRINGING UP FATHER BAY SCOUTS ~STAGE DANE ‘ {Continued from Pago One.) .. shaped entrance of poultry wire into which the rabbits are to be driven and then dispatched with clubs. ‘The rabbits are to be donated to the Salvation Army and hospitals as at this time of the year they are in excellent condition and there are thousands of young ones that are IN- BY GOLLY -1 fat and in prime condition for the]” table. Each participant. will also have what he wishes for his own use. The dry farmers were represented by Mrs. Pfeiffer and the area for the drive is located west of the Englewood store on the Salt Creek highway, about five miles out of the city.) ‘The trucks and cars that will carry the scouts and their friends will edch have a definite point on the circle to make and directions for each, load will be given at the bading point here. Fach scout and others who take part are asked to furnish themselves with a stout stick about three feet long. A light. baseball bat would do very well or anything from & broomstick to a shinny club will do. A piece of white cloth tied on the end like a flag will assist in the early part of the drive in scaring the rabbits ahead of the drivers. Commissioner Taylor and other scout officials will make inspections of the ground during the next few days and also of the roads that are available to reach the outer circle. The drive will be held Saturday about noon and it is expected that the work will be finished by 5 o'clock in the evening. The matter of securing poultry netting is somewhat troublesome. ‘The scout officials would be pleased to, have any donations of this ma- terlal from anyone who happens to have some of this wire in rolls that they are not using. Call up scout headquarters No, 875W or Commis- sioner Taylor at 1191W and a car will be sent for the wire. Tho corral must be quite large as in the first inspection of the ground it was seen that there were many thou- sands of rabbits and the first corral was considered much too small for the holding of the rabbits. Four scouts with large flags will be stationed at each point of the compass inside the drive circle, these scouts will be the liasion points. which will guide’ the drive. When the scout faces towards any portion of the line and waves his flag in a cixcle, that portion of the line he is facing is going too fast and that portion of the line should slow up; when the flag is waved straight up. and down in front of the scout, then the part of the line he is facing should advance faster. When the flag is iowered on the ground.in front of the scout, the portion of the drive in front of the scout should halt and when the scout carries the flag straight and starts ching ‘towards the center, the line will also start. Commissioner Taylor has ordered oud old Troop Fotr, one of the old- est troops of tlie Casper scouts and one that has rendered great service in civic and other work in’ Casper in the past. This is the first time ‘Troop Four has been ordered out as a whole since Mayor Walter Black- more, as chief of the city, held a review of the troop and accepted it as a part of the city’s non-paid force, for use in times of need. Troop Four has always since been eady to respond at any time to the eeds of the people of Casper and only a few nights ago, Commis- sioner Taylor, who was its former scoutmaster, responded to a call to- gether with several members of the old troop, on a search for a lost boy. The call came in about 10 o'élock and within 10 minutes the commissioner and his patrol were on the job. Many of the older mem- bers of Troop Four ar now young men but they consider themselv still. members of the troop as in fact they are, and they hold them- selves ready to be called any time by their scoutmaster. The corral will be built in a circle Wis jong wings extending out at the only opening and when the drive reaches the corral the numbers will be such that ‘a solid circle of scouts will enclose fhe corral. As there are some coyotes in the area of the drive, orders will be issued to let these animals as Well as any badgers, through the Ines without any effort to stop them. It is further expected that follow- ing this drive that the scouts will be called upon to clear the rabbits from many other areas, but this will depend upon the distance from Casper and the means of transpor- tation. While the object of the Boy Scout movement is to work for the good of the community and to make better men for the coming genera- tion, there is a limit to what efforts the scouts can put forth. Are You Out of a Job ? .The Tribune will help every man and woman in Casper in search of employment to find work by publishing FREE “Position Wanted” ads. Re- member it will cost you noth- ing to advertise your services in the Tribune. If you are in need of work Advertise Iwe cents per word or tem cents per line. ¢ NO AD LESS THAN 29 CENTS. Five average words used as @ mn the space Al charged advertising will bonkeG “set lines” irrespective the number et HELP WANTED—MALE —_——— HELP WANTED—Female SS UNINCUMBERED middle aged wo- man, good cook, to elther rent or take on share basis, furnished house 60 miles from rail Box B-879, Tribune. WANTED— Woman for general house work, from 8 to 4 daily. 803 S. Durbin. ——— WANTED—Competent woman for general house work. 108 Tenth: WANTED—A neat housekeeper, be- tween 25 and 40, by gentleman in country. Box 878, Tribune. WANTED Several lady canvassers at onco. Salary to energetic workers. Call Mr. Jones Phone 15 WANTED-—G!rl with millinery ex- perience. Apply at Mitchell Hat Shop in Kassis Dry Goods. WANTED — Competent maid,- for general house work, white, good or References required. Phone WANTED—Maid for general house work, must be good cook. 1035 8. Durbin. Phone 13473. WANTED-—Girl for general house work; must be neat and a good’ }cook; willing to stay in nights with little girl. Call Monday. Phone % SALESMEN WANTED 6 WANTED—At once, experienced automobile salesman, to sell Paige and Jewett cars. Excellent proposi- tion for a real producer. Call at Lee Doud Motor Co. or phone 1700. POSITIONS WANTED WOMAN wants family bundle wash- ing. Phone 0S, 4 EXPERIENCED _ practical . nurse ‘wants work. Phone 1618W- FIRST class cook wants job. Box B-876, Tribune. WANTE D—Position as assistant surveyor or other semilar outdoor work; willing worker; age 19. G. Deckard, General Delivery or 241 S. David. EXPERIENCED nurse _ desires ‘work; confinement cases preferred. Phone 2077M. MAN preferred. SERVICES OFFERED wants work; janitor work 150 N. Fenway. GRAVEL, sand and filling dirt de- livered, team work of all kinds, Griveways a specialty. Murphy oe Phone 1096R and 698M. 416 folly. SHINGLE bob, or any style hair- cutting, for men, women or chil- dren, 40c. Henning -Hotel Barber Shop. DRESSMAKILNG at moderate price: 414 8. McKinley. Phone 2187R. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES BARGAINS—BARGAINS 1923 Oakland Sport Touring. Ford Roadster. Ford Delivery. $850 $250 Patterson Oakland Co. 540 East Yellowstone FOR SALE—Dodge eye 3 in good running order, $150. Phone 2200. . WANTED WANTED—To get board in Casper or Glenrock.for boy of 14 who is going to school; Catholic family pre- erred. Box 842, Midwest, Wyo. WANTED—Girl to share light housekeeping room; close in; $744 per month. Phone 600 between 8 and tl a.m. THIS IS THE WORST HOTEL FER SERVICE | WOZ EVER THINK THEY HAVE ANY DON'T GONNA Che Casper Daily Tribune HOH* JUST AS | THOUGHT-NO ONE ON THE JOB- WELL IM CHECK OUT OF THIS » HOTEL - NO ONE 15 ON THE SOS «& For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE—Four rooms of furnl- ture, including electric washer and sewing machine. 114 N. Mc- Kinley. nae FOR SALE—9x12 rug, 1 Mbrary table, 3 Reed rockers, 1 48-inch dining table and 4 chairs, 1 ice box. Hart Apt., N., 734 W. Eleventh. THE STORE WITH THE SMALL OVERHEAD FOR SALE—Kitchen safe, $8; chif- fonler, $10; electric carpet sweeper, $18; bed spring and mattress, $ day bed and pad, $22; sanitary couc $7; dining table, $7; chest $8; shades and linoleum at reduced prices. Hunter-Goll Co., 241 W. First.’ Phone 2200. For Sale—Miscellaneous eee anaes FOR SALE—Large reversible tvory reed baby carriage, excellent con- dition. 118 8, Washington. FOR SALE—Navy twill ladies’ fall suit, size 40,. Phone 2256W. FOR SALE—Seconananded bicycle, cheap, racing frame, tires and racing saddle. Apply basement, E.| Tribune, ask for Haytin. ee WINTER feed, 500 to 1,000 tons alfalfa; good sheds, water, natural protection; some range. Address Waldo H, Bolln, Douglas, Wyo. FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Irish Setter puppiet Bran of Boyn 827 stock. 8, Elm. For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Garage space for one car, heated during winter months. 159 S. Jefferson. FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 per month, we also reparr al makes. Brooks, 749 East H. Phone 1648 W. WANTED TO BUY ass : WANTED TO BUY—Side dump “body for a White 80 truck. Phone. 1968Rs = WANTSD TO BUY—Used furniture. Ow) Furniture & Hardware Co., 242 W. First. Phone ¢78. WANTED, TO BUY—We-pay ‘more for coal ranges, heaters, dresse-» duofolds, ali household goods. Phon: 1086. : WANTED—Your o'@ coal range o: heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086, WANTED--Live | fat hens case, address the Glenrock rock, Wyo. SPOT cash paid for equities in lots and houses anywhere. P. O. Box 319. HAVE buyers for small, homes that $300 cash will handle. . Price it right and we will do the: rest Baker-Grude Inv. Co.. Realtors, 133 ‘. Wolcott. Phone 1189. WANTED TO: BUY—Secondhand furniture. Hunter-Goll Turniture Co., 241 W. First. Phone 2200, — WE WILL buy or econante i xqa used furniture. Harned Furniture Co,, 284 3. David. Phone 249. Sn SSE WANTED TO BUY—Hignhest | cash price paid for second hand furni. . ks the tel 749 East H. Phone WANTED TO BUY—For cash, good frame house to move on vacant lot. Phone 679J. 815 S. Ash. Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. UCR R i eT FOR SALE—Good piano, priced right. 107 N. Washington. FOR SALE—Used plano in very good condition. Terms arranged if desired. Phone 1745. FOR SALE—High grade player piano, used only a short time. The price is right and terms if you want them. The, Klein-Marks Music & Art Co. Phone 1745. ; FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—Native range cattle, any amount up to 200. Phone 1251 or address P. O. Box No. 266, Casper. FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red cockerel and -black © Minorca chickens. 710 Hast K. Phone 1114J. ROOM AND BOARD BOARD and room in private home, close in. Call 293R. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Furnished room with private bath and outside entrance; suitable for two. 704 8. Park. pie waite FOR RENT—Bedaroom, bath, meals if desired. Kinley adjoining 255 'S. Me- FOR RENT—Two furnished sleep- ing rooms, modern, shower bath. outside -entrance, close in; gentle- men only. 643 DB. Third. FOR RENT—Sleeping room next to bath in modern home, with privi- lege of sitting room and kitchen, also ghurage. Teachers preferred. Phone 17923 after 7:30 or call 256 East F. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Modern sleeping room, garage. 912 8, Grant. FOR RENT—Modern room, next to bath, plenty of hot water, close 719 EB. Fifth. FOR RENT—Pleasant basement room with private bath, furnace heat. O. C. Brewster, 1560 8. Wal- nut. Phone 2445W. FOR RENT—Very desirable room, adjoining bath, with or without board. 111 8S. Jackson. Phone 2898J. FOR RENT—Front bedroom, large enough for two, adjoining bath, outside entrance, board if desired. 424 8. Grant. FOR RENT—Very desirable sleep- ing room, adjoining bath, in gmod- ern home; suitable for one or two gentlemen; close in. 732 8S. Park. FOR RENT—Strictly modern -fur- nished room, garage if desired, close in, for one or two gentlemen. Phone 2630. FOR RENT—Room, $10 pér month, one block north of postoffice. 123 N. Wolcott. Phone 722R. FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT—One room furnished one light housekeeping. 404 ak. FOR RENT—Two large housekeep ing rooms, nice and clean, water, lights and gas, $35; everything fur nished except groceries, 612 B. Thirteenth, Phone 569W. FOR RENT—Three modern house- keoping rooms, everything fur- ae close in, adults. | Phohe For Rent—APARTMENTS THE YELLOWSTONE APARTMENTS Before Winter Furnished at $35 Month ‘Two Minutes Walk From Center St. ‘ing New 126 W. Yellowstone Phone 2756 FOR RENT—Three-room_ furnished basement apartment. Call at 409 McKinley or phone 1658W. FOR RENT — Three-room ment, built-in. features, bath, close in, 232 8S. Grant. FOR RENT—Close in, two or three- room apartments, clean and con- venient, also nicely furnished front room, bath and heat, 116 N. Grant, 3. apart- private _ TOO! furnishe. apartment. 121 N. Park, Phone 691M. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment, newly decorated, stor- age room. 1043 W. Railroad. Phone 2425. FOR RENT—Thret-room modern o ribs ee ciose in, $35. Inquire ay 511 E. First. FOR RENT—Semi- = room apartment, everything fur- nished. 733 E. Second. modern ‘apa’ ty ‘enth. Call 142 W. Eleventh, FOR RENT—Three rooms, fur: nished and bath, close to school 725 8. Ash. Phone 2665. Ait 2 ames Dab oper aillske se ee FOR RENT—Three-room modern unfurnished, steam heated apart- ment. Marshall Apts., 835 S. David. MILNE APARTMENTS FOR RENT—One four-room mod- ern unfurnished apartment, also one furnished. 926 E. Second. Apply 918 E. Second. FOR RENT—One modern two-room furnished apartment, private bath, also one modern unfurnished apart- ment, on bus line. Phone 1815J. 734 W. Bleventh, Hart Apt. REDUCED RENT—Downtown mod- ern furnished apartment and sleeping room: 140 East Midwest. FOR RENT—Three-room, furnished apartment, upstairs, $18; _two- room furnished apartment, $15, on bus Une, 1229 EB. Eighth.” Phone 852, ask for Cy. FOR RENT— Modern three.room furnished basement apartment, electric washer, near school and bus. Phone 2256W. KOR RENT—Furnished two and three-room apartments. 634 W. Ninth. FOR RENT—Modérn — four-room apartment, $35 a month. 753 8. zaneols: Don't call between 2 and p.m. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment, on bus line. 1250 8. Washington. Phone 1678J. FOR RENT—Two-room semi-base- ment apartment, modern and fur- nished; no children. 221 N. Jeffer- son. Phone 1239J. FOR RENT—Furnished basement apartment, near high school, 1219 8. Elm. Phone 1583J. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished semi-basement apartment, $30. Phone 18383. 303 S. Conwell. FOR RENT—Furnished, steam heated apartment, $60; furnished house, $4 adultes, Cunningham Apts,, 227 Park. Phone 1270. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished modern apartment with bath, near bus line, 616 W. Fourteenth, (eye _ 215 te For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Desirabie, close in, un- furnished apartment, large living room, kitchen, breakfast nook, bed- room and private bath, steam heat. Phone 2268R. YP Casper school. son. Phone 1630J, FOR REN ‘Three-room nicely fur- nished apartment, private bath, close in, reduced rent. 231 S. Grant. Phone 2777J. REDUCED B& THREE-ROOM furnished ment, light, gas and st furnished. all in rear.» Third. fOR RENT—Threé-room furnished apartmen: and two rooms furnished, 8S. Cherry. FOR RENT—Modern apactment, by week, $6. and C street. Phone 611J. FOR RE FOR RENT furnished House. apart- am_ h 831 4B. furnished Lincoln room 614 8. modern Durbin. FOR RENT—HOUSE- FOR RENT—Nicely furnished, nev ly decorated four-room hous modern, piano and garage. 642 EB. Twelfth. Phone 15: °OR RENT—Modern unfurnished house, fairly close in, $60 a month. Phone 348J. ‘OR RENT. room housc; place, full basem town, $60. Phone 734R. SOR RENT-—One five-room house with fireproof garage. Apply on premises afternoo: Fourteenth and South Ash. Modern Bldg. Co, FOR RENT—An modern fve-room bungalow, in restricted residential F modern four: “|N. Wolcott. FOR SALE—HOUSES TH Th PERSONAL E HOUSE IS NOT BUILT t will give you more for your then this new modern home end; twe large bedrooms; ; kitchen and ks; bus ser vice. . $400 cash. Cai Baker-Grude Inv. Co., Realtors, 153 Phone 1189. DIVORCES secured, about half the regular rates, advice free, Address Box 1943, Casper. MRS. CHARLES F. HOWELL is not responsible for any bills that are contracted by Evelyn Cook Howell. bre FOR SALE—Smaii house in sout LEGAL NOTICES east part of city, on bus ln block from paving’ under construc tion; water, gas and lights; sewer but not connected; $1,600, terms. Call at 531 S. Melrose. WILL SACKiFICE. venty-acre frult farm nteen miles fro Fla., on good surfac per acre, or will ex ‘asper property. Phone FOR SALE —Five-room, new, close in, on paving. i Grover C. Gorsuch. 637 B. Eleventh. Phone 1443. h 3 PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS The following is a full, true and. Fine lo- amendments which were proposed by the Seventeenth Legislature of the State of Wyoming, and which will be submitted to the electors of said state for their adoption or rejection at the general election to be held in this state on. the fourth day of November, A. D,, 1924, being respectively amend- ments numbered ‘‘one”’ and “two,” received from the said Seven- teenth State Legislature: NUMBER ONE Authorizing the levy of a sever- ence license tax on mines and mining claims. ARTICLE XV. Section 3. All mines and mining claims from which gold, silver, and other pre- cious metals, copper, iron © ore, soda, saline, coal, petroleum, and other crude and mineral oil, and natural gas, or other valuable de- posit is, or may be produced, shall be taxed in addition to the sur- face improvements, and in lieu of taxes on the lands, on the gross output in proportion to the actual value thereof, as may be_ pre- scribed by law. Provided that in addition thereto there shall be levied a severence license tax based on the actual value of the gross output. NUMBER TWO barga two-roo: lot, on ke car on f Beech, in rear, Bargain, i ‘room house, hard- east front lot, 65x129, 1462 S. St. Botolph, wood floors $1,400, terms, Phone 1228 NEW BRICK BUNGALOW latest design and construction throughout; five large rooms; out side coolor, papered walls; built-in bath; full basement with fireplace heated and plastered garage; rea- sonable terms; see it at Fourteenth and Ash street oy call 638J. OPEN FOR INSPECTION AFTERNOON—COME AND SEE These artistically planned, well built and finely finished four, five and six-room brick bungalows; EVERY UP district, $65 per month. Phone 2105. FOR RENT—Unfurnished cottage, three rooms and alcove bedroom, toilet, gas equipment, modern: except sath. Phone 652 or call at 201 Ol Bxchange. $e aad, af SERA SS SEL FOR RENT—Modern five-room, un- furnished house, on pavement; two-room furnished apartment in basement. 301 N. McKinley. In- quire house in rear. FOR .RENT—Residence, will pay good income, close in, corner of A and Grant street six rooms and bath on first floor, six rooms, bath ind loundry basement floor; base- ment suitable for’ two apartments, or may be used for single room: each room has separate entranc nt reasonable to right party, I quire at 201 Oil Sxchange. Phone 162 or 690R. ished Nght I keeping rooms and bath, lights, gas and heat, use of electr washer, one half biock 139 S. Jefferson. FOR R —Close in residence, 103 N. Kimball street, five rooms, bath, enclosed porch, gas heat. 214 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1870. FOR RENT—Four-room house, un- furnished, garage, on pavement. 1235 8. Durbin. Phone 849J. FOR RENT—New unfurnished four- room house, breakfast nook, full basement and garage, $55. 224 S. Fenway. Phone 1967M FOR RENT—Nice modern five-room house, all built-in features, $50 per month. 803 W. Eleventh. Phone 818R. 3 FOR RENT—Two-room house, $15 per month. FOR RENT—Two-room_ furnished house, $20, 1253 S. Washington, Phone 2466J. FOR RENT—Two-room house and Sarage, $15; gas, Ughts and water. Inquire 1216 N. Washington. FOR RENT—Three-room modern house. 1218 S. Ash. Phone 809R. FOR RENT—Five-room modern fur- nished house, garage, large lawn, trees, $50. Phone 2397W. FOR RENT—Furnished house, three rooms and breakfast nook. 1261 S. Washington. Phone 2466J. FOR. RENT—Four-room modern y furnished, close also ished four-room apartment. 240 S. Fenway. FOR RENT—Two-room house, part- ly furnished. 255 S. St. Botolph or phone 1592W. FOR RENT—Five rooms and bath. 933 W. Thirteenth. FOR RENT—Five-room unfurnished house, near Lincoln and Divine ae $55 per month, near home call FOR RENT—Modern six-room home and garage, unfurnished; beautiful lawn and trees. 329 S. Park. TO LEASE—Six months or year, modern five-room, nicely furnished house, three blocks from school. 304 8. Washington. furnished 646 Hast A. FOR SALE—HOUSES » rooms and three completely furnish: a ranged into four separat ments, garage, close in on side, on paving; fine residence sec: tlon; large income: cost $14,500, w sell for $10,350, only $200 cash will handle, balance like rent+ See this before’ you buy or rent. Casper Reaity Co. Phone 381. everything complete, that a real home should heve; located where values are established, new paving @istrict, attractive prices, easy terms. Representative at Fourteenth’) and 8. Ash. Modern Bullding Co, AUDITORS Cc. H. RELMERTH Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Serv:ce 401 O-S Bldg. SOME REAL HOME BUYS Five-room new, full lot, near school; only $5,500, $500 cash. Five-room tra good corner, close in, on ¥ ment; price cut to $8,800, $1,500 cash. Another good new brick nearing completion, will bo a big snap at $9,500, $2,000 cash. See GROVER C, GORSUCH . Builder of Good Homes Phone 1443 18th and Center For Sale—REAL ESTATE Certified Public Accountants come Tax Consultants RK. C, VAN DSNBERG Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Service Phone 148 STEFFEN AND GUY Auditors and Accountants Income Tax Service 223 Midwest Building Phones 300 and 1838W ARCHITECTS WM. J. WESTFALL, Archit Suite 5, Daly Building YBURN 8. WEBB man Daly Building Phone 1352 FOR SALE—Equity in three lots, close to school, also tent and lum ber. Address P. O. Box, G. E., 1567 FOR TRADE WILL TRADE — $500 equity in sinall stucco house in southeast part, for furniture or closed car, or what have you? See Moore at Tribune office. NEW bungalow,’ nice district, will take lot, car or small property as first payment, $5,500. Phone 348J. WILL exchange high class income property for good farms or ranches. Box 1300, Phone 2105. AND FUEL CO.—Phone 949 BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY Co. 119 EB. Fifth Phone 907 CARPENTERS CARPENTER SHOP LOST AND FOUND smail jobs on short notice, 214 West B Street—Phone 1806W CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JEFFREY DR. ANNIE GRAHAM 4 y LOST AND FOUND The following artrcles have been at the Tribune office for quite some time. Will the owners please call and claim— -|‘Wyatt hotel, /EFFRE: Sulte 318 Midwest Bldg. Phune 706 —<——— M. E, HARNED, Chirupractor 162 North Kimball Strees Phone 1457 DR. 1, E, BERQUIST Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 1757 1924 1924 1024 1924 One One One One Wyoming license 34123. Wyoming license 10020. Wyoming lcense T-14876. * Wyoming Ucense 1-902. Ford crank. yadiator cap. pair nose glasses. pair glasses in case. One ‘purse containing check, One set rosary beads. One pair child's gtass le One automobile crank. Bunch of keys tm leather case, Phone 17133 Appointments Only HOME SERVICE CHIROPRATIC CLEANERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Railroad at Jackson Phone 56 DOCIORS THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL 938 South Durbin—Phone 273 WOMEN’S AND CHILDKEN'S HOSPITAL 642 South Durbin—Phone 406 Staff SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS Homer RB. Lathrop, M. D.F.A, Victor. K. Dacken, B. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND LOST—Package of papers on Salt Creek read Friday night, addressed to Major A. H. Beach, Cottman Bldg. Winder call 27174, Return to Arthur Moore and receive $5 re- ward. LOST—Boston bull terrior, child's pet; very liberal for return. Phone 1425W. McKinley. female; reward 404 PERSONAL PARTY who took ring from Service Fi'ling Station is known, no ques-| Hiarmon L. Stanton, M. 5. tions asked if returned. ‘AND X-RAY ' TR! ———$ $$“ ITO-URINARY DISE/ MADAM J. Rea Keyer, ordained Underwood, M. D. spiritualist, private readings dally: ES OF CHILDREN will answer no question over tele- ©, H. Platz, M. D. phone. . Hours 9 a, m, to 9 p. m. ROENTGENGLOGIS® Apartment S. Phone Hallio M. Ellis PHARMACIS’ 2609S. RESPECTABLE business m refined widow if suited, Box 5-872, gentleman and wishes to meet a 5 to 40. Matrimony No triflers need answer. Tribune. n DD. S augh Building nd Street and 55 113 East Telephones 54 correct copy of the constitutional Authorizing the application of Phone 767 —————— HASELMIRE, LEWIS & PREBLE ne 208-11 Oli Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 —— BAGGAGE & TRANSFER _—$—$<$$ $$ —————__—_— NATRONA TRANSFER, STORAGE Planing mill, cabinet work, screens, PAGE NINE“ 1 33 1-3 per centum arising from lease of of rat] pases lowing are declared te be ual funds The pe 4 for school purp which the annual income on be appropriated, to-wit: centum as has been or after be granted by on the sale of lands in ¢! alt" moneys arising from the sale or” lease of sections number 8 en and thirty-six in each township. itt the state, and/the lands selected or that may be selected in lieu pereof; the proceeds of all lands” that have been or may hereafter e granted to this state, where by the terms and conditions of the grant, the same not. to be otherwise appropriated; the proceeds of lands and othea erty and effects that to the state by esches feiture, or from unclain dends or distributive sh estates of deceased per moneys, stocks, bonds, la ena property. now belong he common school funds. VIDED, that the rents” ordinary use of said lands shall be applied to the support of pub- lic schools and, when. authorized by general law, not to exceed thir. ty-three and one-third (33 13): per centum of oil, gas, coal, 9 other mineral royalties ising from the lease of any chool lands may be so applied xt st: BE. LUC ecreta: Publish Aug. 11," 29; Oct. only can Such’ per- rr ing to PRO- for ‘the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATI F TIME APPOINTED FOR Aa ; aeRO ING: WILL, ETc. n District. Court Eigh S Diet. Eighth Judiciat State of Wyoming, County of Na- a. trona, 88. K n the Matter of the Estate ¢ Fred Van Gorden, Daneaven: To all persons interested in said estate: Notice is hereby given? that the 18th day of September A, D., 1924, at ten o'clock a. m. of said day, at the court room of the above entitled court, in the City of Casper, in the County of trona, in the State of Wyoming, has been appointed as the time and pace for proving the will of said red Van Gorden, deceased, and for hearing the application of Firs Trust & Savings Bank for the suance to it of letters of admin tration with the will annexed of the estate of Fred Van Gorden, dos ceased, when and where any per; son interested may appear and cons van the same. ated Casper, Wyomi: 20th, 1924. airack HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of Said District Court. y . WILSON, / Pi bikit Angee cree ‘ublish August 25, Se ye pt. 1, 8, 1 August PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY | DGCTORS MARSHALL ©. KEITH, ‘a HERBERT L. WARVES B) » on ice 208 South Center—Phoue 30 is ivate Hospital, 612 So. Durbin Goneral Practice Surgery Obstetrics DR. i. N. FROST Physician and Surgeon Bldg. Phone 123 ALLAN McLELLAN, Daly Bide. Offien Ph. 814 Rex. 90 DR. WM. A, BRYANT, Phone 2660. First & Center. rey goo LAWYERS MULVANEY & BARRETT Lawyers 515 Consolidated Royalty Bldg, = HEMINGWAY & McDONALD Lawyers ¥ Room 333 Midwest Bldg,” NICHOLS & STIRKE 309-10-11 Oi Exchange Bldg. * WILLIS STIDGER é Lawyer Site 218 Midwest Bldg. Phone 119%" JAMES P. KEM 408 Consolidated ovals Blag. > WY, Bi PATEEN jorney at La’ 225 Midwest Bldg. Phone 210 HAGENS & MURAND : ‘ Lawyers : 206-207 Oil Exchange Building ~~ WILLIAM 0. WiLUN Lawyer Suite 14-15-16 Townsend Bldg. | OGILBEE & ADAMS + on 210 O-S Bidg. Phone 2217: OSTEOPATH DE. CAROLINE ©. D: > Office and Residenc: Bolte rites ments No, 23. Phone 388. ot —_—_—_— OPTOMETRI EYES CAREFULLY TESTED | And Glasses 2 Properly Vitted Painting & Decorating Fred mfieldt—Phone 12 PAINTING AND DECORATING George E. Erickson Phone 151d Formerly Campbell Decorating Co.” ROOFING WYOMING ROOFING CO. 527 Bast 12th Phone All Kinds of Roofs Kepaire and Applied SHOE REPAIRING NORTH Hand and Suyematsu CASPER SHO Machine W Ben : UPHG) STERI Upholstering & r Phone 1402W WAREHOL M. ‘ansfer Co., NELSON, Ware Phone 12334