Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 13

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1924. BRINGING UP FATHER OPERATION OF DAWES PLAN [3 AXING GOOD All Organizations Now Functioning Well, Chief’ Declares PARIS, Oct. 17—(By The Assocl- ated Press.}—-Owen D. Young, tem- porary agent-general for reparation payments, reported to the reparation commission today that the applica- tion. of the Dawes plan was proceed- ing wtih perfect regularity and that the different organizations set up by the Dawes plan were getting to work under satisfactory conditions. The next step in the, process of turning the -Feparation problem to the new Paxation machinery will be the reg- “by the commission next Tues- an that all outside economic inter- ference with the German industrial regiine in the Ruhr has ended. ‘The Dawes plan provides that this be done a fortnight after the is considered as being in effect and}it is understood that this effec- tivity now is an accomplished fact, the !aljlies having withdrawn their Vegie bef ia atte ie mission from the Ruhr. SULLIMN GETS BIG OVATION {Continued from Page One.) perhaps is the main reason that I am here tonight. ,is not. a question as to whether I am made governor of te of Wyoming or someone is*made governor of the state —bit the main question that should De an issue‘in this party is as former Goverror Carey has present- ed ta.you—whether or not we shall have-conservatism or radicalism in the White House. “The governor of the state of Wy6dhiing occupies his position for the people of Wyoming as a cor- poration and as a business matter all of the people of the state are gterested. For that reason’ I might:-be of some service to my countrymen in working out some of the problems of the state. “The -unfortunate closing of a number of banks throughout the state “has been unfortunate, yet at the present time there are millions upon, millions of our money deposit- ed in the Federal Reserve bank at Denyer,. because there is no op: it this money in Th ae ‘peo ““¥ouw' diam’ the et Perhaps it iss his fault; but in the majority of cases it is not his fault—it is the fault of the borrowers—they are the ones that are unable to pay the*loans that the bankers entrust us with. “Let me Ask you good people to have daily meetings ofthe corpora- tion, of Wyoming.and play politics. ‘e have severe taxes—we have a burden of taxation—five of- them ee upon us so great that only last“year it cost me more for taxes 'y Property in the Bib Horn han the real value of the land and every land owner in the state of Wyomiryg is in the same position. It's a Mability not an asset to be- come a property owner in this state. Yet I have faith in the Property of Wyoming. egister. You ave not all your duty unless you have tered and voted. You solicit your neighbor to register and all of us should take hands together and We will get into office the right kind of men—the other elements always register. “I have been asked time and again how I stood on the enforce- ment Jaws, on the iquor laws. ain not the best judge of the nase question—I never tasted it in my Ufe. All laws should be en: foreed. The prohibition law is spectacular. We read about raids on stis. All-laws should be en- forced and there is no distinction between the bdotlesger and the purchasers, When we stop the de- mand we stop the supply and in that manner we can defeat the boot- legger and in a very short time. 1 do not, believe that people should be humiliated by. the stopping of ‘ir cars by enforcement officers in search of liquor. Get the pur- chager first and then the rest will! he easy. “Do not elect me! Do not vote for me~+unless you expect a sane, sound, moral government,” were the closing remarks of Eugene J. Sullivan that brought down a tre- mendous ovation as he stepped from the platform to "be submerged by one (of the-largest crowds that ever —————— Are You Out of / aJob? of employment to find ork by publishing FREE -For One Insertion “Position Wanted” ads. Re- member it will cost you noth- ing tv advertise your services in the Tribune. If you are in need of work Advertise GOON AN HAVE ME ARRESTED“ ILL PUNCH AN x BODY IN THE NOSE THAT TALKS TO NE Ad00T 7 O attended a political meeting in Con- verse county. Mr. Sullivan will speak at Cas- per, this, periday eveninns 2 evening. INVESTIGATION OF GRAFT MADE (Continued from Page One.) secret service agents already have gathered much confirmatory evi- dence, is whether ctv authorities and prohibition enforcement agents working hand in hand for many months have not been maintaining a combined government-police im: munity ring for: bootleggers. -The stand jury also will determine how many millions, If any, the same ring has exacted in tribute from bootleg- gers whom they are alleged to have protected. The impending inquiry, ft develops is the result of the failure of promi- nent bootleggers to follow the well known afsge about not letting the right hand know what the left hand did. The bootleggers in question kept @ memorandum book {n which they set down not only the amounts but also the names of officers, both civil and governmental, to whom they had been paying money. “Un- fortunately, the book fell into evil hands—evil at least to all persons whose names were found in Jit. Since then, if credence is to be placed in whispered reports, around bootlegger haunts, more than a doz- en of the later gentry—some of them big operators—haye sought out government officials and made clean breasts of everything. Their dis closures, it is likewise said, reach far into police and other official- dom, The present allegations of corrup- tion in federal prohibition . circles here apparently are the climax of somewhat similar allegations that have been rife for the past two years. -Never before, however, hat the federal grand jury gone into the Classified Rates Two cents per wora or ten Cente per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as a basis of estimating « line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two lines All charged advertising will be wxed. “set lines” irrespective of the number of words. 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Went Ads to be classified properly must be in the Casper Dally Tribune office before 10, Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m. will be inserted uncer the, head “Too Late to lassify.”” HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Girl. write, stating price. Potder River, Wyo. WANTED+-Competent maid, must be good cook, small family. 845 8, Beech St. WANTED—Gir1 for general house- work. Will consider school girl. 336 S. Fenway. WANTED—Expertenced bookkeep- er and credit ma references. State salary expected. Address Tribune Box 945, WANTED—Women to paint Lamp Shades for us at home. Easy, pleasant work. Whole or part time. Address Nileart Co, 3541, Ft. Wayne, Ind, HELP WANTED—MALE for _houseworls, P, Miller, WANTED — Experienced furniture man who is not afraid of -all around work. Call at 117 E. Second. SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN ‘with car Wyoming territory for established brand Evaporated milk, Salary and ex- penses. State age and name for- mer employers in letter of aplica- tion. Box B43 une, Che Casper Daily Cribune —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus “OUD SETTER COME ALONG QUIETLY - YOURE IM BAD ©1924 wy tere Feature Service, Inc. Great Britain rights reserved. situation. Previous charges have run the gamut of everything from the disappearance of huge quantities of Itquor to “suspending” without prosecution of several dry agents with $5,000 automobiles and $50,000 homes. Involving civil péace officers, how- is a new thing. Under the recently enacted Californi Wright law police and civil officers of all kinds were mandatorially instructed to enforce prohibition, Few ctvil officers get even as much as federal dry agents. Lately bootleggers have been boasting they could also grease the palms of the latter, “Not many can afford to be hon- est on $170 a month or less," say the bootleggers and because the fed- eral grand jury may. shortly find some stock in the assertion, a lot of representative citizens here are won- dering if the bootleggers are not right. * HELP WANTED—MALE ND FEMALE CLERKS—For Government Postal and other good positions; §1,400- $2,300 yearly. Experience ynneces- sary. Full particulars tree by writ- r Robbins, Civil Service Expert, 671 Burchell Bidg., Wash- ington, D. C. NOTICE—Men or women who un- derstand lodge work and can help conduat membership rive, « good opportunity to obi permanent connections with new national or- ganization, with good pay, work Spare or full time. Apply mornings between 8 and 10, evenings between 7:30 and 10. Apt. I, Wyatt Hotel. POSITIONS WANTED WORK WANTED—Wanted trucif or private car driving—able me- chanic, Box 944 Tribune. GOOD and experienced wants work; 424 S. Grant. carpenter reasonable wages. Phone 1888-J. A YOUNG LADY with 4 years ex- perience in stenographic work de- sires position. P. O, Box 564. ee _ MARRIED man wants job on ranch. Phone 1416W or P. O. Box 632, WANTED—Marcelling and bob curling, 75 cents, by éxperienced operator, Home appointments. Phone, 2391W. 1220 Boxelder. SERVICES OFFERED Sememmmmaaenmeton eT SHINGLE hob, or any style hair- cutting, for men, women or: chil- dren, 40c, Henning Hotel Barber Shop. es FOLLOW signs to Subway Garagi north end of new subway; cars osecee about one half regular ice. ———$—$<$— —— — MARCEL and bob cur, complete, 75 cents. Phone 540M. ee MARCELLING, home appointment, 949 8. McKiniey. Phone 2562-M. oe small anteed. Phone 18607, en WANT—Sewing at home. Men’s shirts a specialty. Satisfacti Suaranteed, Phone’ 1094-5. panier Oe WANTED—Care for children, hour, 1bc; day, $1;"week, $5. 1134 5. Buech basement. ee For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—1921 Overland Sedan, good condition; must sacrifice; $250 cash. Phone 276J. 920 W. Midwest. FOR SALE—1924 Ford touring car in perfect condition. A. bargain. Phone! 2370. 185 N. Wolcott. « REFINERY MEN Why walk or pay fare to and from work, when our prices and terms make it possible for you to own a car, Come in, look them o* investigate our selling - and ban, DEPENDABLE CARS’ AT FAIR PRICES Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down EARL C. BOYLE INC. Place to Buy Your Used Car Runabout Renabout Runabout Runabout Touring Touring Touring Touring Coupe $ 72.00 90.00 100.00 140,00 25.00 46.00 ---- 100,00 112.00 66.00 100.00 170.00 60,00 25.00 The Safe FOR SALE—Ford Sedan, equipped; $160 down, monthiy, Phone 2628J. FOR SALE—Ford Coupe, Phone 1532, * fully balance $225. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—A touring car trailer. 1162 N, Phillip St. FOR SALE—Dodge Koa » in good running order, $150. Phone 2200. SS saris Leper ge a cart in good con- be used as roadster or 612 8. Lincoln, FOR SALE—1923 Ford coupe, $80 down, balance monthly. Phone 176 or 2043J, delivery care FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—One car per month. Phone Frirs R, e, $8.00 For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Fur cape and one- Piece dress, size 42. Call between 10 and 12 a. m. Phone 2571M. FOR SALE—Birds, Andresburg rollers, Hartz mountains, singers, and females, cheap. 1267-W. 344 N. Jackson. FOR SALE—Uwnderwood — standard typewriter, in good condition. Call Evans at Tribune. WE BUY AND SELL Furniture, Stoves, Toots, Clothing, Shoes, Hardware, Kegs, Bottles, Barrels, Junk, Ford Cars and Parts MIDWEST SECONDHAND STORE 120 W. Midwest Ave. Phone 2927 FOR SALE—Chickens, hens, pullets and young roosters, also fresh Phone 769J. Pianos, Phonographs, Etc.- FOR SALE—One $150 Clark Irish harp with books for self. instru: tion, and one $125 Lyon and Healy mandolin. Both instruments in per- fect condition. Will sell harp for $75 and. mandolin for $50. Address P.O. Box 414, Lander, Wyoming. For Rent—Miscelaneous etl FOR reo een bent machines, $3 Fo ied month, we also repair all Brooks, 749 East H. Phone WANTED WANTED—Sewing of any kind. Phone 892. Rear, 124 8. Beech. ng eS ae ee ES ei WANTED. TO RENT—Three, four or five-room house, furnished with garage, modern. Don’t want any- one else ving in same house or back lot.. Phone 2927. WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUI—wWe pay more “for coa! ranges, heaters, dresse-a, duofolds, all household geods. Phone WANTED TO BUY—Hignhest cash price paid for sécond hand furni- ture. Brooks 749 East H. Phone 1645W. WANTED TO BUY—Used furniture. Owl Furniture & Hardware Co., 242 W. First. Phone 978. WE WILL buy or exchan: your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co,. 234 3. David. Phone 249. WANTED TO BUY—A 11x14 Wilson rug. Phone 2872W. WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086. LIBERAL allowance for your old coal range on gas ranges and heaters. E. P. Brennan, 144 8. Dubrin. ROOM AND BOARD ed ROOM and board in modern home. furnace heat, iome cooked meal rates very, reasonable; on CY bus line. Phone 1533R, CHICKEN DINNER, 5:30 Sunday Busy Bee, 163 N. Wolcott St., 3 Home cooking. REASONABLE board and room for four men in private family; close in. 347 E. Railroad. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Front room with large ee closet, near bath. 1131 8. im. FOR RENT—One room adjoining bath, $5.00 a week for one or two gentlemen Block and halt from N. W. depot. 304 N, Beech FOR RENT—Room for men. 534 8. Kimba if desired. FOR REN % block ave. gen breakfast Front sleeping room m high school, on CY Reasonable. hone 1996-J. FOR RENT—Large sleeping room in modern home, men preferred, 333 S. Grant St. Phone 930-W. YOULL HAVE To BE HELO FOR NIGHT COURT AN’ we CAN'T ACCEPT For Rent—APARTMENTS WILSON APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Three rooms and _pri- vate bath, unfurnished; fireplace, Murphy bed and range; reduced rent. Call Second and Washington, Phone 1055R. FOR & furnished lights and telephon one two-room apartment. Kimball. —Three-room modern FOR RENT—Modern two-room nished apartment, close in. 919 Thi FOR RENT— Desirable, close tn, un- furrished apartment, large living room, Kitchen, breakfast nook, bed- room and private bath, steam heat. Phone ‘ FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. 614 E. Fifth. Phone 387. furnished furnished 691M. 121 FOR apartment, front bedroom. Park. RENT—Two-room also_ nicely Phon FOR RENT— Four-room nished modern apartment, washer; garage if unfur: use of desired. THREE-ROOM modern apartments, hot water and heat furnished. 807 E. Third. Inquire in re: FOR RENT—Close 2- room ‘apartment, nished. 310 C FOR RENT—Furnished, room semi-basement with bath. 502 CY. FOR 'RENT—Modern 2-room Pas r nished apt. Close in. 919 FOR RENT—Modern nished apartment. FOR RENT—3-room modern ft ished apartment on | pavement and bus lin evening, 1443 8. Willow. ache 2169-J. FOR RENT—One nicely furnished modern apartment with private bath. 440 8. Durbin St. FOR RENT—Modern apartment for $25.00, lights furnished, also 104 East F St. FOR RENT—2-room unfurnished apartment ¢lose in, per month. Range, breakfast table and refrigerator furnished. A. P. Nes- bitt Realty Co., 312 East 2nd, phone 101-M. in, modern everything fur- nice 4. apartment ‘oom = fur. . Spruce: furnished gas and room house. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Strictty modern house, close in, six rooms first floor, six rooms basement floc A good busi- ness proposition, for rooming how or may be divided into three good apartment. two bath ‘ooms nd laundry, double gar unfurnished except gas range and two as heat- ers, hot water heat for first floor Inquire Room 201, Oil Exchange. Phone 652 or 690R- FOR RENT—6-room modern attrac: tively furnished home on 8th St., Inquire 303 Sq. 1838-J. -house, unfurnished, except stoves, all built-in features, $35 per month, 1249 8. Washington.. Phone 2466J. FOR RENT—Furnishead duplex house on re: of lot, $30 per month, Phone 68R. ———— FOR RENT—Three-room _ strictly modern, unfurnished house; free rent until 20th. 1254 8. Washing ton. FOR RENT—Ywo nice furnished othree-room houses, $18 each, at . Fifteenth. Phone 701W. FOR RENT—Modern, partly fur nished house, five rooms and gar age, close to East Side school, on bus line. Phone 2426 or 2863R. FOR RENT—2 strictly modern fur- nished houses with full basements —one three-room house. 1529 West 14th St. FOR RENT—Four-room modern, unfurnished nouse, gas, range and heaters, two rooms in basement, large garage on pavement, 504 8. Jackson St., $65 per month t sponsible party. Inquire at 51 Jackson, FOR RENT—5.room furnished hou Inquire at 704 5 FOR RENT—4-rooin house, $35. 420 FOR RENT en-room hou only one block from both F and high school; has three outst entrances, five bedrooms, mplete- ly Sureiehen, $75. Phone 679J. 815 As Inquire modern Phone Durbin Si un J furnished Jackson rk urge well furnished riv 618 West 14th Bt. FOR RENT—2-room house. 640 8, Ash. FOR RENT—5.room jern un furnished house on 14th $50.00, "Phone 1078. T—5-room modern house d or unfurnished wit! garage on bus Also one Inquire at light. dey 1638-R. furnished FOR RENT—4-room breakfast alcove built-in features. 240 8. Fenway St. house with and splendid Also 4-room apt DON'T WwoRRY PCANTT cat WHAT'S THE MATTER -PARD FIRST Time. XOU Wor EVER PINCHED > FOR RENT—HOUSE- FOR RENT partly fur St. 3-room modern house, ished. 262 S. Fenway time. LOST have quite the owners FOR RENT—Four-room furnished house, close in. Lincoln, modern, 6 2-room inted, onwell, furnished FOR t $18.00 per One S-room modern, unfur-| Oy, near high school.| 6, 1833-W. f linea Walnut. FOR RENT—6-room modern fur W: Wyoming licens Wyoming license 21710. Pp palr » child's ming license 1 One Ford crank. nose glasees. One purse containing check, rosary r child's giasees. gauntlet AND FOUND The following artrcles f&t the Tribune officg for Will and claim 1924 Wyoming Icenso 1924 Wyoming license 102. please cail glove, been some fur thouse. 1218 8. Ash Bt —Five or modern unfurnished garage. On pavement and bus line Rent very reasonab! 1504 South Spruce St. Phone 2499.J. six-room new house with FOR, RENT—Five-room tly fur ept bath Brown envelope for warranty return to Tribune e reward. office » “Martin between lease return to Wolcott, st Sund neck Ash tw fece. and Mrs. reward. ‘o-skin o; mode I S. Elk. Phone FOR 15! RENT—4-room shington Conklin fountain Initials R. 3 notify Ralph pen, gold Find 1. Second and W W. #room modern house + on pavement. $30.00 per A, P. Nesbitt Realty Sec. Phone 101-M. MADA spiri . modern gara s. $200 down, balance like Realty Co., Phone FOR RE 4-room nished house with side. $3,000, rent. Casper 381 fur 3} rates, M 1alist, uvice fr PERSONAL ordained ding no question s 9 a. m. Apartment daily; tele- m. Phone 1, half the regular Box 1943, C: asper. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Four-room modern home, east side, $3,000, $150 dow Marshall Brow Realty, 145 Center, Phone 1212W. interested Ariz., in between 1 Phone now 515. LEGAL NOTICES FOR SAL! garage, will handle. Iso N. Center. FOR SALE—Tentoom house, on pavement, income $110 per month price $5,000, $500 cash. Marshall Brown Realty, 145 N. Center. Phone 1212W. ‘our-room East Caspe Marshall Brow Phone 12 house and 00, $150 Realty, Ww. Court, pany, Eighth Jugicial District, and for the County of Natrona, in the State of Wyoming. The Nicolaysen a Wyoming In_ the Di Lumber going to and PUBLICATION NOTICE. The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss: istrict in com- panyi ie. Wyoming i corporation, | time-—Tadomn {(Was PAGE THIRTEEN. Plaintiff, vs. M. Robinson, Paul Huber, J. W. Aesenbaugh, J. A. Hanson, John Savage, Arlo Goodrich, 8. Shikany, eee Danne, Harriett T, Grieve, ar John Grieve, her husband, fi trona Lumber Com any, a Wyo- ming corporation, Holmes Hard- ware Company, a Wyoming corpo- ration, Gantt Hardware Company, a Wyoming corporation, Paint & Glass Supply Company,’ a Wyo- ming corporation, ‘Independent Supply Company, a Wyoming cor- Besations Wyoming Roofing Co., a artnership composed of A. H. Se mudlach and Robert Schmud- lach, Central Trading Company, a Wyoming corporation, defendants. To the above named defendant, Robinson, a non-resident of oming, whose present place of dence’ and postoffice address unknown, but whose last known, place of residence and post- office’ address was at the Brown Palace Hotel, in the City of Den- ver, County of Denver, in the State of Colorado. The above named deferflant, M. Robinson, will take notice that he has been sued with other defend- ants above named, in the above en- titled District Court by the above named plaintiff, The Nicolaysen Lumber Compan Wyoming corporation: that the object and prayer of the petition in said ac- tion is to obtain judgment against Paul Huber, one of the above named egtendants, in the sum of with interest thereon ent per annum from De- . until paid, which unt s to be the balance due on account for lumber and other building ma rials sold and delivered to the Paul Huber by said plaintiff the spec instance and request of the said Paul Huber, for use and actually used in the construc- tion of the one-story brick store building situated on the lots here- after described; and to establish and foreclose a materialmen’s lien upon said brick building and upon the land on which it us ated, to-wit: Lots 14, 15, 16 and 17, in Block 5, in the City of Cas- per, in the County of Natrona, in the State of Wyoming, for ‘the above sum with said interest and costs; and that the lien of the said plaintiff be adjudged to be the first, superior and prior to the lien of any of the other above named defendants including the lien or judgment of said M. Robin- sen, and said M. Robinson is re- quired to answer the petition of plaintiff filed in the above pamed district court on or befote th 22nd day of November, A. 1924, or said petition will be tak- en as true and judgment rendertd eee he Dated September 26, 1924, HAZEL CONWELL SCHILLING, Clerk of District Court. By EVELYN RYAN, Deputy. William O. Wilson, Attorney for Plaintiff. Publish Babes 26, Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Nov. are cember 7, said plaintiff Some folks say Calvin Coolldge is lucky—it appears to us mére like the result of being honest all the time.—Tacoma (Wash.) ab.) Herald) 1 FOR SALE—Modern _ five-room house with oasement finished com plete, furnished or unfurnished; also garage; corner lot with lawn and trees. 612 8. Lincoln. " PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY FOR SALE—4-room modeérn; eust tof town. A bargain at 00.00. $300.00 cash. Phone FT. COLLINS, COLO. Golden opportunities. Homes, lots farms, oil stocks. Stamp for reply Write me your needs. B. Deane, Realtor, Linden. C Certified Income 401 O-S Bldg. HASELMIRE, L AUDITORS ). H, REIMERTH Public ‘ax Service Pho Account Phone 767 WIS & PREBLE Certified Public Accounts UG Income Tax Consultants 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. ne 660 ” FOR SALE-yModern _ five-room home in south part of town. Large living room, dining room, well ar ranged kftchen, two bedrooms. Hardwood floor: repluce. Full basement. Hot air pipe furnace. A. P. Nesbitt Realty Co. cast 2nd 8t., phone 101-M. FOR SALE—4-room modern home on the pavement southwest part, only $3,200.00. $500.00 will handle. Phone 2490, FOR SALE—8 rooms and bath fur- nished; good garage; southeast location; price $2,550.00. $300.00 and $45 per month will Phone 2490. NIEW FIVE-ROOM home; east part hardwood floors; fireplace; break R. C. Certified VAN D Incon 223 Midwest Buildin, Phones 800 and 1838) ARCHITECTS Suite 5, Daly Building ARAYBURN S. WEBB 12 Daly Building Phone 1352 WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect BAGGAGE & TRANSFER DOCTORS lah N. FROST, *hysician and Surgéon 0-S Bld Phone 123 MARSHALL EITE HERBERT L. WARY E D. M. Office 208 South Center—Phone 36 Private Hospital, 612 So. Durbin General Practice Surgery Obstetrics pene sit ined Sa est ionic Ls DR. WM. Phone 2660 CLEANERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS A. BRYANT, F ‘ MULVANEY & BARRETT Lawyers 515 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. HEMINGWAY & McDONALD wyers Room 332 Midwest Bldg. NI id A Kate Ba i a late 3309-10-11 oi ‘Exel hange Bldg. fast nook; four-room apt. in base ment; east front; $5,500.00. $1,000.00 ker 8 Realtors, Phone 1189. RONA tANSFER, ST AND FUEL Coen ‘hone YT BATTERIES FOR RENT—Good ranch, under irrigation; good well fenced, good water, farm implements, 50 he C. lL. Omstead, 50 acres buildings, plenty of id of cattle. Glenrock, Wyo. FOR RENT—RANCHES Juio {rite OST PEY CARPENTERS ARPENTER SHOP ‘Seay ee Cabinet Work, th Notice: ets or AGE Phene 907 FOR LEASE FOR LEASE NEW store room at 142 So. Durbin 8 Midwest Bidg. EF wa Phone Inquire 314 N. McKinl est rent in town. Cheap HARNED, North Kim Phone 145 Chiropr ctor FOR TRADE FOR SALE nall houses Would OR TRADE end lots. Goc de one t Burling! a chance to get and lot with no cas and only small monthly See Moore at 631 8. Mel IN BOULDER, COLORADO VE-ROOM brick house and ot frontage, on paved street, University Hill, Will sell or trade for southeast Casper property. Box 404, Glenrock, Wyo. 100 BUSINESS CHANCES SINE} une in dresser, ¢} 278 West location, lights free ar, suitat aner, m hair ete, home baker LOST AND FOUND LOST—Pair out rims. | fribune of nose glasses. with Finder please leave ut office, DE Appointments Only CHIROPRACTIC ___ DocTors 928 South Durbin. WOMEN’S AND CHILDRE HOSPITA 542 South Durbin—Phone Staft N AND X-R NTO-URINARLY | B vist ASHES Underwood, Tr n, D. ‘baug’ it Second Street 3 34 and 65 HOME SE RV ie 406 WILLIS STIDGER 3 Lawyer Suite 218 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1193 —— MES P. 408 Consollaeted I 225 t w Midwest Bl . Phone 210 HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Building fede acai LY WILL nt 0. WILSON er nd Bldg. OGIL. & AD. AMS 210 O-S Bldg. Phone 2217 OSTEOPATH DE. 134 S. Center St. ~~ PAINTING Painting & Decorating, all branches j fe Idt—P' c impbell I ROOFING WYOMING ROOFING CO 7 East 12tn Phone 18013 All Kinds of Roofs Repaired and Applied UPHOLSTERING Upholstering & Furniture Phone 1i02W—J. V WAREHOUSES JE M. NELSON, Mi and Trausfer Con Phone 123 Formerly ‘aching arwick