Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1924, Page 9

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1924 Officials Will BRINGING UP $ Attend Funeral Of Slain Consul COME OUT MAGGIE 'D STAY NOT ANSwer wasn ii Rept 788 atten THE BHONt: Hughes and other government eft Imbrie, “American vice con- sul who was killed by a fanatical ob at Teheran, Pervia last July. Dip mati Brofehtatives Of° the Dipl ‘ Persian ment also were among those honoring in attendance the slain vice consul.” re Borne to the navy yard earlier in the day on the light crulser Trenton, a salute of eleven guns signaled the removal of the body from the ship to the New o¥rk Avenue Presbyter- fan church for the services. —_—_—_—_—_——_ Ants which can eject polson through a hollow sort of tube are found in I ‘SERMON EXCERPTS lontributions from Ministers for Publication Under This Head Are Well + Manuscripts Should Le Typewritten, Not Ha- ceeding 250 Words and Should Be in This Office Saturday. all sides and angles,. prayerfully week guidance, and find their way through the maze of prejudice, mis- representation, “and “blind partisan- ship, to a cénscientious discharge of Christian duty. To do this it is nacessary to register. The prompt- ings of patriotism, loyalty, privilege, and duty, ought to furnished suf- fictent motive: ‘MA’ FERGUSON WINS INITIAL LEGAL FIGHT AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 29. — (By The Associated Press.}—Mrs. Miriam A. "Ma" Ferguson today won the first step in the court fight to have her disquatified as Democratic nom- Inee for governor of Texas. An in- junction to keep her name off the ‘Trinity Lutheran. W. C. REHWALDT, ‘PASTOR. Text, Psalm Il, 4: “He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh: the _Lord shall haye them in derision." Subject: “The Laughter of God.” We-are fortunate to find an ex- planation, of the Psalm in the fourth chapter of the Acts. There the Psalm. is quoted and then follows the statement that it was fulnilea when Herod, and. Pontinus Pilaté, with the Gentiles, and the people of Israel, were gathered together against Jesus. . Following, this lead of the Spirit, we find that the inter- national rebellion.described in this Psalm includes all opposition agidnst the rulevof Christ and preaching of Christ crucified from tlie times of the apostles down to: the great Armageddon of'the Apocalypse. The stoning of Stephen, the sufférings of Paul, the persecution of Christians under the Roman emperors and the Roman popes, the present attacks upon the fundamentals of Christian doctrine—all these are framed in the picture ‘the Prophet presefits. Look- ing back. nearly 3,000 years since the Rsalm was written, we sce as leaders .in this rebellion not only Arius, one of the first of false teach- ors, but also the Freethinkers of Ongland, the Atheists. of. France, the Ratlonalists of Germany, the Bolshevists of Russia, all engaged in the mad struggle to blast away the Rock of Ages, Christ, and make this a _Bibleless and Christless world. - Will they have success? Tho The Lord laughs if,, perchance, that might bring some of them to their senses. c. Calhoun’ court. in’ fifty-third district Champion of . Puzzle Wits Is Crowned NEW. YORK, Sept. 27.—A wo- man was crowned champion of alleross word puzzle wits here to- night, when Mrs, Ruth Von Publ of New York City, defeated Wil Main“ A: Storn’fnd, “fh tne atonal” al'-comers cross-word puzzle tours nament. Mrs. Von Puht finished her Puzzle in eight minutes and 14 2-6 seconds ‘before ah audience of 1,500 crossword fans. She was presentett with a silver cup which must be won three years in succession to be retained permanently, Citizenship,” &pom..senvice, 4, It-is the*duty of every good citi- zen to exercise the privilege and fulfill the duties of citizenship. That privilege is either inherited” or acquired; and acquired by legista- tive énactment, process of educa- tion,‘ naturalization; of force of arma: To deprive of the privelege the ‘result would be provocative of protest approaching revolt. Yet so larg’ a_ proportion of citizens, through neglect or indifference, fail register and use the ballot, that it is necessary to employ special means of arousing the people to ‘ne their duty. Evidence of this may be @gen from the following facts. é | at In' 1896, 80 per cent of the eligible voters went to the polls and pee , 73 per cent; in 1908, per aie te, 62 per cent; in 1920, eh J oabitn per word or ten cents Jess than 60 per cent. Possibly 10 ‘ per cent of the number not voting} _NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. ht be accounted for by ineligi-|° Five average words used as a .from change of residence, or | basis of estimating a line, | % from home, though as to BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE the latter, ballots may now be for- Byes be charged the space of two warded mal. Some may be ac-| lines. coudted tor by sickness or age. Sea ae eae wilt be But Sendonviaay me | eet aot, Fa aa diel piiimber (of words. J bers|@c# due to neglect. . mendabi: for the Boy Scouts to be|CORRECTION | OF | CLASSINTED AD ERRORS, used@to vall attention to duty, and! aye casper Daily ‘Tribune will it may-teach them the value of citt-|not be responsible for more than zensbip, but it is lamentable that|one incorrect insertion of any ad- neglect makes this necessary. Our|vertisemcnt ordered for more than country has a great history, andjone time. Errors not the fault of every. citizen ought to familiarize|the advert fae oe cl eg eenett f appre. | the real value of the advertisem himself with it,.as a means 0 wilt De tectioed only ter pititentint ciation, and ‘the stimulation of |Yihout extra charwe within FIVE patridtism. Our land is peculiarly | days after insertion. No republica- favored with vast possibilities of tion will be made when the errer wealth, expansion of industry, and|does not materially affect the sense individual opportunity. For these or purpose of the advertisement. we should be thankful, and we TELEPHONE ADS. hould interest ourselves in the con-| Careful attention will be given all ervation of these for the present ads recelved over the T ‘HONE, and future. All yoters, and particu- Lut we cannot guarantee accuracy. OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE- larly Christians, ought to cultivate MENTS. an intelligent interest and under- Must by accompanied by cash or standing in public questions, check in full payment of the same. thoughtfully consider issues from ———_— Are You Out of a Job ? rate per word for the Casper Daily Tribune. CLOSING HOUR. Went Ads to be classified properly ‘Tribuhe will help every man and woman in Casper in earch of employment to find work by publishing t must be in the Cas,er Daily Tribune office before 10. Want Ads received For One Insertion Tribune wantads bring results. (naam ineetenentnebesianinmaeseaae n bility, after 10 to 12 a. m. will be inserted unger the head “Too Late to Classify.” HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Ladies in this locality to embrodier linens for us at homo during their leisure moments. Write at once. “FASHION EMBROID- ERIES,” 798, Lima, Ohio. _—_—<—<—$<—$—<—_—_—$——————— ns WANTED--Girl for general house work, board and room furnished, good cook, willing to stay in nights and take care of little girl. Phone 348J. . SALESMEN WANTED “Position Wanted” ads. Re- member it will cost you noth- ing to wdvertise your services in the Tribune. MARRIED man wants any kind of work, not particular. H, Forrester. Phone 1926. POSITIONS WANTED ‘ If you are, in need of work ATHER TLL GET THAT'S THE GANG PHONIN’ ME = WANTIN’ BOT 1 PROMISED ballot was refused by Judge George 2200. SaeacKe LAUGH QW SOTLL SERVICES OFFERED MARCELLE and Bob Curl—For appointment call 1630W. WOMAN wants family washing. Phone 1980J. SHINGLE a one 4 n, BHD. NOTICE TEAMING of all kinds. Co. Phone 1340. bundle bob, or any style hair- for men, women or chil- Henning Hotel Barber Indian Ice SAND, gravel, dirt, fertilizer, de- livered. 618 S. Oak.’ Phone 2483NJ, After 6 p. m. ct SA ABA eS FOR prompt service on gravel sand, filling dirt and all kinds of team ‘work, call) Murphy Phone 1096. ‘MARCELLING 949 appoint. me ink Phone “Ho ) McKinley. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES ~~. FOR SALE—Late model Do Sedan with heater; looks like new, $900; will consider open car-as part payment. Phone 348J, pinks Abeta nid 1) NA FOR SALE—1922 Buick Touring, $435; Dodge Coupe, well equipped. 1127 Oakcrest. Stalmann, 1295R. FOR SALE—Dodge Roadster, in good running order, $150. Phone et FOR SALE—Two new 33x4 Fire: stone Cord) tires, $37.70 for the two. Call 1118 E. First or phone 845R. —— FOR SALE—1920 Buick six Coupe, first class condition; priced right; tere 224 Ne Wolcott. Phone 56 en Seen FOR SALE—New Star Touring car, priced to sell, terms. Address P.O. Box 245. \ NNNOUNCEMENT AUCTION sale of automobiles Wed- nesday, 3p. m., Wolcott and A’ » AL is at your’ own Buy. a car now, they're per. Great Northern Motor 833 N, Wolcott.. Phone 2772. F ‘or Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE- Woodrow washer, practically new, Able. 919 W. Tenth. Peer i hic OR ala THE STORE WITH THE SMALL VERHEAD FOR SALE—Electric washing ma: chine, $25; used baby crib and $55; da: en chairs, pestry rug, $14.80; used a8 heaters, $3 to. $6. Special. prices on congoleum rugs during week of October 6 to 13. Hunter-Goll Co. 241 W. First Phone 2200. rs FOR SALE—One bed, springs and mattress, complete; dresser and rocker, $50. Phone 2803J. ae cea, Shere tae bars . com ; gas ter, $15. ist Me Pate eee CE Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. eI ES 9a bk FOR SALE—Equity in new piano, discount. nos WW? renthe ? eee FOR SALE—OColumbia phonograph and 80 records, also radio set. 884 S. Ash. electric reason- For Sale—Miscellaneous ee, FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Irish setter puppies, Imp. Ch. Bran. of Boxe: stock. 827 8. Elm. Phone WHOLESALE AND RETAIL— Mexican chicken tama! chili. 210 W. First. Phone 1328R. ia ea Rd a dt 2 FOR SALE—Roll top office desk, | $80, Call 2453W. extra large. Phone 364W. WHAT ARE YOu NG AT? dge | bath. 1 SUPRO: ‘Yo THOUGH? 11D = BE OUT BOT IVE BEEN IN ALL EVENIN’. WANTED TO BUY WANTED—Your ol@ coal range or heater tn exchange f a gas range or heater, Phone 1 WE WILL buy or exchan ar used furniture. Harned Furniture Co., 284 8. David. Phone 249. ROOM AND BOARD —~—— ®& week; Beech, BOARD “and room, $10 home cooking. -615 8. [> FOR RENT—Furnished room ad- joining bath, suitable for two gentlemen. Room and board, $10 per week. Phone 293K. FOR RENT—ROOMS ~~. FOR RENT—Large front room, ad- delning bath, well heated and well furnished. Phone 675R or call at 822 B. Third, eS CHOICH of two large well-furniahed Tooms in new modern home, near For one person $25, for two, $20. Men or women. 1426 8. Elm, fhe Casper D iip Tribune O0'You MEAN TO SAY THAT YOU'VE NOT BEEN OUT? + For Rent—APARTMENTS 14 nished. Deo Apta., 1791W 1 Ww FOR RENT—Desirable T—Two-room Tenth. t, all fur Melrose, orroom nicely partment, dressing room. F two-room | Second. modern furnished apartment, rent | ————————————_—— reasonable. furnished | designed, fur. »-hone FOR ror 8. Gra t. Pho FOR 802 S. Oak. FOR one 2 RENT--Two-r RENT — Three-room ment, close in, private bath. J ‘oom steam RENT—Three and_four-room apartments at 236 8, Wolcott; gas furnished, heat apart- 231 —— RENT — Modern four-room basement apartment at Phone 1681M. furnished basement apartment, modern, bus FOR RENT—Room_ in modern|iine. Phone 1752M. 1340 S. ‘Oake home, also garage. 130 8. Ash. | cr FOR RENT—Comfortable room,| REDUC! RENT—Closo in, desir. modern house, private entrance,|. blo apartment and rooms, steam $12 per month. 342 S. Kimball. heat, private bath. 140 EB. Midwest echoes | ON 1 5 POR RE om modern FOR ENT —Nice warm. sleeping | turnished one halt water, bath, outside entrance, $22 a month for two, W. Yellowstone. 535 en FOR RENT—Bedroom, steam heat, private entrance, close in. E. Fitth, Phone 937M. FOR RENT—Large sleeping room, bath, home privileges, side door entrance, $12 per month, 736 8. Ash. a LADY alone niost of time wants one or two lady roomers for com- pany, desirabls room with home privileges. Phone 1284M. pci here alts ieeditatahnenc ee, FOR RENT—One modetn sleeping ‘room, adjoining bath, steam heat. 440 8. Durbin. FOR NT—Close in, room, ‘suitable for one 718 Badger. pe Nase obec EEE Se FOR RENT—Sleeping room in mod: erh home,” kitchén privileges, suitable for teachers. 1728 S, Cedar. FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS or tivo. FOR RENT—Three furnished house- keeping rooms, modern conveni- ence, close in, adults. Phone 1230¥ For Rent—APARTMENTS Moye Into YELLOWSTONE APARTMENTS Before Winter Furnished at $35 Month Two Minutes Walk From Center St. Everything New 426 W. Yellowstone Phone 2750 FOR RENT—Desirable, close in, un- furnished apartment, large living room, kitchen, breakfast nook, bed: room and private bath, steam heat, Phone 2268R. MILNE APARTMENTS One two-room modern furnished apartment. Steam heat. Second. Apply 918 East Second. WILSON APARTMENTS Thres rooms and private bath un furnished; fireplace, Murphy bed and range; laundry room. 1138 E 2nd. Phone 1055R. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, $50. 614 E. Fifth, Phone 387. FOR RENT —Four-room sem!-base- ment apartment in 700 block on Oakcrest, water and lights furnished, FOR RENT—Three-room furnished 815/919 2. Third. pleasant, block off bus, southwest part, $25. Phone 2490, FOR furnished RENT — Two-room apartment, mi close odern in. Se FOR RENT—HOUSES BOR RENT—Four-room modern, newly decorated house, very rea sonable. Phone 1423M. FOR RENT—Nine-room modern house, furnace, bath room, » gas, corner McKinley and East B street $65 per month. 301 N. McKinley. Inquire houre in rear. Phone 2311R. FOR RENT—Four-roorh modern unfurnished house. Phone 24663. ington. 1249 5. Wash- ——$—<—— FOR RENT—New five-room modern house, one half block from paves ment and bus line. FOR RENT—Modern five-room house, on bus line. 247 8. Botolph. quire rear 1315 Boxelder. unfurnished In- FOR RENT—One nve-room house with fireproof garage, afternoons, premises and South Ash, FOR Apply on Fourteenth Modern Bldg. Co. RENT — Six-room house with three-room basement, one half block from bus, | furnished furnished FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR RENT—Three-room furnished | FOR SALE—Three-room house on Apartment, one half basement,| good large lot with east front, private bath, hot water. 1019 S.|located in North Casper, Will con- Spruce. Phone 1055R. sider taking car, prefer Ford. ——_———|Kamon Real Estate Co., 242 EB. Phone 702. FOR SALE—In Mountain View, ex- ceptionally well built and tastely three-room house with block from new school and » good roads; will sacrifice with payment down. Call Hanson r Winkels at 410. peel be ain sed bd fe = eR Ne We we PE FOR SALE OR TRADE—$500 equity in small home, good loca- tion, southeast; gas, lights and water in. Trade equity for furni- ture, good car, piano, jots or most anything of value. You pay out $1,000, balance at $30.and interest. Must be turned in few days. See Moore at Tribune or call at 631 8. Melroee, povaenlvtalet Sena vioer em EnOT Vien IY} furnished |OPEN FOR INSPECTION EVERY EN ae uP These artistically planned, well built and finely finished four, five and = six-room brick bungalows; everything complete, ¢hat a real home should have; located where values are established, new paving district, attractive prices, easy terms. Representative at Fourteenth and 8 Ash. Modern Bullding Co. FOR SALE—Four-room house with full cash and $40 per 2600: modern basement; $250 month. Phone For Sale—REAL ESTATE \ BHONED HERE THREE TIMES AND —_—— FOR SALE—One acre—six. lots in Mountain View, choice location; some terms. Address Box B-893, ‘Tribune, FOR SALE—Five acres, four miles out on Alcova road; $250 with $100 sh and $10 per month, Phono FOR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE—Two lots with gtrage, water and gaw én lot. ‘Will take good used Call Apt. 2 aver Casper Auto’ Parts, ©1720° 8. Yellowstone, Phone -698W. ne $20-acre farm Cody, Neb., 200 acres culti- vated, small improvements. Sell_or rade’ for. Casper property. Box t B-906, ‘Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Threo- room house in south addition; also one southwest. Owner, P. 0, Box 95. at 252 N. Jefferson. ——| FOR SALE OR TRADE—Equity in FOR ‘T—Fiveroom modern] income property. Will take va- furnished house. 329 N. Jackson.| cant lot, car or anything ofevalue. Phone 1867W. Phone 1512. . | FOR RENT—Three-room modern furnished house with bath. 8. Park. 315 eee 5 i a FOR RENT—Five-room modern brick house, Bast G. "| 554. full basement. Inquire 252 East G. Phone 246 es "oe RENT — Five-room modern ouse, furnished, 1325 8, Beech. nished gas, $18. FOR house. 2638W. hous Phone 6, RENT—Two-room 606 8. Washington. 926 East}/FOR RENT — Three-room water, Phone 1805R. unfur- lights and furnished Phone room house basement, 719 with 8 MeKini bath FOR RENT-—ONicely furnished tw Inquire —<$<—<—$_ > FOR RENT—One four-room house, modern, $50; one two-room house, modern, except bath, $25; one apart- ment and on e small house, both $17.50 and modern convenieces, all ———————— | FOR . aN 4 furnished, except bedding and FOR sSALE—No. 1 Upland balled sement. N. Grant. dishes, all Mghts and gas deposits hay. I. ©. Bhaul, “Wood: Lake, kFon RENToFourroom semibane. UD. ginaulre Mrs. Heald, 118 8. Nee ment apartment, nicely furnished, modern, clothes closets ineach bed:!FOR . RENT—Partly furnished Reni room, pantry, gas eat. three-room house with bath, 262 For t—Miscellaneous [J hone 3529, baer FOR RENT—Two-room modern| FOR RENT—A clean two- FOR RENT: machines, $3 furnished apartment, close in, rea room house, per month, we also repair alljsorable. 311 N. Lincoln. Phone} pedding and dishes, not n makes. Brooks, 749 East H. Phone|1186M. land Mghts in, real close in 1648. ment. 923 8. David. P ns FOR RENT=8tore room at 131 B. First. See L. G. Murphy at Wyo- ming Trust Co. WANTED et WANTED—An elderly lady to share home for care of child and small|™e2t, wages. Box B-904, Tribune. WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—Hienest cash| g, price paid for second hand furni. ture. 1645W. ee WANTSD TO BUY—Used furniture. Owl Furniture & Hardware Co., 242 W. First. Phone 978. pee Sea Se See ean os De WANTED TO BUY—We pay mo: for coal ranges, heaters, dresse. duofolds, all household goods. Pho: 1081 WANTED TO BUY: rug. Phone 2872W. A 11x14 Wilson Ad ertise IENCED stenographgr in | ——————__—_—— v Rene and Insurance, (wants| WANTED. TO BUY—Gasper 7 empi-'ynient, will consider part time.| tual bullding and loan stock. Phon> 1418. Phone 2444M, a FOR RENT — Modern FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms and bath. 036 8. Chestnut Phone 1338. FOR RENT—Two-room unfurnihsed apartment with bath, Phone 1507M between 5 and 6 p. m. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment, no basement, ry bus line, near refinery, $ 1016 &. Chestnut. FOR RENT—Thr apartment. 145 FOR RENT—Attractive three-room modern furnished apartment on Jackson, on paving. Phone 860J. ‘oom basement Lincoln. Brooks 749 East H. Ptone! FOR RENT—Three-room semi-base- ment apartment, partly furnished with bath. Ligat and steam heat, no umall children, close in 725 8S. Durbin. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment at 415 8. Park A. P. Nesbitt Realty Co., Second. Phone 101M. three-room and bath, store room, unfurnished, except stoves, Rear, 544 8. Grant RENT—Compilete} modern, El eer f if 8. | for $300 cash, five rooms and bath, Jackson. 1055 FOR RE furnished ho: street. Phone 101M. use 1 FOR RENT—Five-room modern house, furnished, witn garage. 1325 8. Beech. Phone 2086M. FOR RENT—Five-room modern house, unfurnished. 432 S Park FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Dandy two-room house on $8,500 lot, 60x140) gas and Ughts in, water and sewer on lot; southeast resident section 100, $200 or $200 will he nat once. Yc ant Realty ( FOR SALE—Love! dence with Bl and built for Price $4,500, $5 in. modern ah conv ) cash, located « amon | Real Estate Co., 242 E. cond, Phone 702. WILL SELL equity room. house une, in $500 i FOR SALE OR TRADE—Section of good land, 30 miles of Casper; will grow strawberries, potatoe: all geains, timothy and alfalfa; ‘some imprevements, cheap. Call 1805R, BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE—Frult, vegetable and delicatessen establishment in busi- ness section doing excellent cash business. A real opportunity, Small cash requirement. Phons 2627. MONEY TO LOAN I WILL lend some, buy secured paper or trade clear property. P.O. Box 195, WANTED TO BORROW WANTED TO BORROW-—$2,000 for three years, payable monthly; real estate sceurity. Box B-900, Tribune. LOST AND FOUND ee LOST—A dla: ck envelope purse, containing $20 and a check for $5. Liberal reward, Phone 1952R. LOST—A khaki sheepskin coat in business district early Monday. 2 reward. Call 1769R. LOST—Party was seen that picked up # cockrel spaniel on Midwest avenue Saturday morning. Please return to 518 8. Chestnut and avoid trouble, LOST AND FOUND The following artrcles have been ft the Tribune office for quite some time. Wil the owners please call and claim— 1924 Wyoming Ncense 34123. 1924 Wyoming Jicense 10020. 1024 Wyoming license ‘T-148 yoming licens: ‘oming licen: glasees. One purse containing check, One set rosary b One pair child's glaraes, PERSONAL DIVORCES secured, half the regular rates, advice free, Box 1943, Casper. + HANK Nelson is wanted by his father at 584 W.. Yqjlowstone. GOT NO ANSWER. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss: In the District Court, Bighth Judicial District. No. 4794, Herbert A. Krampert, Plaintiff, vs. Lillian Imogene Krampert, De- fendant. To Lillian Imogene Krampert, whose postoffice address is Box 124, Freeport, Kansas: You are hereby notified that on the 17th day of September, 1924, the above named Herbert A. Krampert began an action against you by filing his petition in the above entitled court, where said suit is now pending, being cause No. 4794. The prayer of said petition is to obtain an absolute divorce from you on the ground of wilful de- sertion and abandonment of this plaintiff for the term-of more than one year, You are further notified that if you fail to answer said petition on or before the 22nd day of No- vember, 1924, said ge will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly. (SEAL) HAZEL CONWELL SCHILLING Clerk of the District Court By GLADYS MOORING, Deputy Pub! Sept. 22, 29, Oct. 6, 18, 20, 27, Nov. 1924, ————_____ PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS The cehrok ef is a full, true and correct copy of the constitutional amendments which were: propo: AUDITORS REIMERTH . He untand Certified Public: Acco! Income Tax 401 0-8 Bldg. SELMIRE, LEWIS & PREBLE HAM rtitied Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants 208-11 Oli Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 KR. 0, VAN DENBERG Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Service Phone 148 STEFFEN AND GUX Auditors and Accountants Income Tax Service 223 Midwest Build Phones 300 and 1 ARCHITECTS |. J, WESTPALL, WM tite \G, Waly Buliding RAYBURN 5S. WEBB 12 Daly Building Phone 1352 BAGGAGE & TRANSFER STORAGE ‘TRO! TRAN! NANO URL CO—Phone 949 BATTERIES 5 ERY CO, 119 erin BARTERY phone 907 CARPENTERS CARPENTER SHOP Planing mill, cabinet work, screens, small jobs on short notice, 214 West Bb Street—Phione 1806W CHIROPRACTORS DR, J. H. JEFPREY DR. ANNIE GRAHAM Jd. x Suite 318 Midwest Bids. Phune ie . K. HAKNED, Chiropractor iss 1 North Kimball Stree: Phone 1457 DK, Ll. B. BERQUIST Zattermeister Bldg. Phone 1757 DR. GROVE (PALMER GRADUATE) Appolutments Unly Phone 17133 CHIROPRATIC HOME SERVICE CLEANERS SPRUE tg 22 noifer is! a THE SKKVIC CLEANEKS Raliroad at Jackson Phone 56 DGCTFORS THE CASI’ VMIVATEH HOSPLTAL 938 South Vurbin—Phone 273 WOMEN'S AND CHILUKEN'S HOSPITAL 642 South Vurbiui—Phone 406 5i ta SURGERY, GYN“COLOGY AND SURGERY STDS Homer RK. Lashrop, M. D.,F.A.C.8. Wictor It. Dackon, B. Se EAR. AND LEN’ '0-URLNARY DISEASES . Underwood, M. D. ad OF CHILDREN s. thian, Ph. G, DENTIST ©. E. Duncan, D. D. § fm Rohrbaugh Buildiag East Second Street Telephones 54 a 55 DR. L. N. FROST Physician and Surgeon O-S Bldg. Phons 123 PAGE NINE 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., ctively amend- 1924, being re: ments numbers “tone” and “two,” received from the said Seven- ° teenth State Legislatufe: NUMBER ONE Authorizing the levy of a sever- ence license tax on mines and mining ¢laims. ARTICLE XV. Section 8. All mines and mining ciaims fram 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 liew 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 dition thereto there shall be levied a severence license tax based on the actual value of the gross outs UMBER TWO Authorizing the application of 83 1-3 per centum of royalties arising from lease of school lands to the support of public schools. ARTICLE VII. Section 2. SCHOOL REVENUES. The fol- lowing are declared to be perpet- ual funds for school\purposes, of which the annual income only can be appropriated, to-wit: Such per- centum as has been or may here- after be granted by congress on the sale of lands in this state; all moneys arising from the sale or lease of sections number sixteen and thirty-six in each township in the state, andthe lands selected or that. may be selected in liew thereof; the proceeds of all lands that have been or may hereafter >’ be granted to this state, the term grant, otherwise a proceeds of erty and effects that may come to the state by escheat or for- where by fame are not to be perepriated; a the net feiture, or from unclaimed diy ids or distributi al 3 all moneys, stocks, bon lands and other property now belonging to the common school fonds. ERO- VIDED, that the rents for the ordinary use of said lands shall be applied to the support of pub- pe schools and, when authorized by ty-three and one-third (83 1-3) per centum of oil, gas, coal other mineral royaltios arisi; from the le: of any pple . LUCAS, lands may be si a) Secretary of State, Publish Aug. 11, 18; Sept. 1 8, 15, 22, 29; Oct. 6, 18, 20, 2 Nov. 3, 1924. DOCTORS DR. wM, Ptione 2000, init DANCING SCHOOL BLU! IRD SCH Private or Chins Lessons Appointment Hours: 12 to 10 P. M. Phone 2932 LAWYERS M ULVANEY & RREDT Lawye a 515 Consolidated. Royalty Bldg. HEMINGWAY & McUONALD 203 Lawyers BRYANT, MD, by Daily Lawyers Exchange Bldg. WILLIS STIDGER Lawyer Sulte 218 Midwest Bidg. Phone 1193 JAMES Pp, 408 Consolidated Royaity Blag. pits PATLEN ene, 225 Midwest Bi: fad bas aoe 210 HAGENS & MUKANIS Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Building WILLSAM 9, WLLWUN Lawyer Sulte 14-15-16 Yownsend Bldg, UGILBEE & ADA) 210 ©-S Midg. Phone 2217 OSTEQPATH DR. CAKULANG ©, Office and Kesidence—1 ments No, 23. STS OPTOMETRIST EYES CAREFULLY TESTED And Glasses Properly Fitted by R. L. EVANS * 134 8. Center st, PAINTING SS Painting & Decorating, all. branches Fred Meyenfeldt—Phone 12093 pint sso Meta haomaritses Behera sa dtr edscif PAINTING AND DECORATING George E. Erickson Phone 1543 Formerly Campbell Decorating Cot ROOFING WXOMING ROOFING 60. 527 Kast 12th Phone 18043 All Kinds of Roofs Repaired and Applicd ———$—$—$———_— ir: SHOE REPAIRING ORTH CASPER SHOE SHOP . Hand and Machine Work Ben Suyematsu 235 East HI UPHQO, STERING pholstering & Furni hone 1 | | | WN | | fate aege SIL! awe Ee wane Plan ease hie Adee e-Uh WAREHOUSES LESLIE M, NELSON, and Transfer Co., Pho ‘ ‘ ‘st & Center. Res. 800 is Midwest Bldg, < ——_—__“idwest Bidg, Hig nd conditions of the nds and other prop- © eneral law, not to exceed thir. - 23 u i ™ ne aa