Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1924, Page 13

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1924 MR TRAVEL [3 AFEST, FIELD DFFIGERS SAY McCook Field No Place ‘to Talk of Flying Dangers By BERNARD J. LOSH. (Copyright, 1924, Consolidated Press Association) DAYTON, O:, Nov. 19—When any- body mentions. anything about the dangers of air travel in the presence of,g McCook field officer, that per- n lays himself open to a neat, verbal. chastisement. The McCook field officer will pull out a book and reat off a few sta- tistics. that go something like this: United States aviators flew 3,360 miles during 1923 with a loss of but 13 lives—one life for every. 605,000 miles. That is nearly 21¢ times around the world. For each 57,480 miles flown, there was ihe rt in which no one was injur- +He will produce figures disclosing that all the army officers together flew 75,778 hours during the year and that there were but 158 acci> dents in which 262 persons figured; he can show that, for every 479 flying hours, there was one crash and for each 4,209 flying hours, there was one fatality. He will then challenge his inter- rogator to show by a similar set of figures any other mode of trans- portation ‘that will not suffer by comparison, The table of statistics was prepar- ed by officials of McCook field. Where miles are mentioned, they ‘were computed by taking the speed of the slowest airplane in the ser- vice, ‘@ De Haviland, which has a speed normally of 120 miles an hour. A fable of facts and figures such as has just been compiled has long been sought by aviation enthusiasts, They felt all along they were esta- lishing records of safety in travel- ing, but could not support such an argument with facts. A curious fea- ture of the chart discloses that while 262 persons figured in the wrecks, tage 18 were killed, although in 68 per cent of the crashes, the alr: planes themselves were totally wrécked, In percentages, the chart gives) 11.82. por cent injured; 14.11 per ‘cent slightly injurei and 70.64 per cent got off scot free. vin Comprehensive reports cf every airplane accident are, sent:»n to Mc- Cook field. These are painstakingly terutfnized and something has been learned. from each crash. ‘Thus, they ‘have accounted for the cause or causes of all but 1.27 per cent of the crashes. They know at McCook field that most of.the*dscjdents ard due to me- chanical 7 and that ran! next as a:caus@ is faulty pilotage. Some have been due to structural weakness, others to faulty landing ui and some to adverse weather ditions. c Aeronautical experts at the Day- ton flying field say that the percent- age of/ miles flown during the cur- rent year will be greatly in excess of, the former years and that the fimbér of accidents and fatalities will be considerably reduced, All, of which, they claim, is proof indubitable that the airplane is the safest mode of travel yet devised by PARTISAN PLAY ISELIMINATED (Continued from Page One) inge<of present laws, but to render an opinion on the different propos- als pending in the last session of congress ‘for farm relie¢ and lastly it ig to concern itself with ways and means of promoting the study of co- cr) tive marketing. the last point it would not be surprising if the commission started a program of study “in the» land grant colleges ao that or aber ae marketing would be studied from th readertilo side just as business fasement and finance are studied in aration for tasks of the in- d al and manufacturing, world. Shere ts no exaggerating the im-| 1! ice- of the work of the new sion with respect to pending Pride. of authorship, the in- Ppolitics of farm organization andja half dozen other problems have become interwoven with each to such an extent that it difficult for the administration to P Nor has it been practicable tain the amalgamation of sev- plans into one. Nothing was disappointing to members of thelwenate and house from lcul- tural states in the last session than re You Out of a Job ? FREE For One Insertion “Position Wanted” ads. Re- member it will cost you noth (ng tu advertise your services in the Tribune. ; If you are in need of work : Advertise i wholeheartedly any one | 9 BRINGING UP FATHER JOST TAKE IT HOME> SENO IT IN “TO YOOR, | CANOY - now 4) WIFE AN’ ILL BET | WHAT 09 1D0- WELL -!1 GoT Rant -A New and Finer Maxwell , Tom 25 Miles To the. Gallon in: 58 Miles Per Hour 5 to 25 Miles in 8 Seconds —It’s a great car— CASPER MOTOR 230 W. Yellowstone COMPANY: - Phone 909"; the failure to pass any bill of im-|has all the co-operation it needs portance with respect to farm relief.| from government agencies and farm Congress had the desire but lacked ganizationgs_and might. surprise the teamwork and the practical| everybody by having a report ready knowledge. The congressional com-|in February. There {s a meeting of mittees wer2 so torn. by the conflict-|the National Council for Co-oper- Ing proposals that virtually nothing; ative Marketing here in January was accomplished. whose. discussions probably. will be eve WAKE THIS IN TO MY (WIFE -SEL BE waitin’ HERE - For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—1923 Dort Six Touring oar, in good condition; a buy at $825. Phone 072.- in first class shape. |bargain, Phone. 972. _ USED CARS - We haye scmething extra good to offer you in our used car depart- ment. Now is the time to pick up the good buys: 4 BUICK SIX ROADSTER Car ike new; only in service a short time. You can save $600.00 on this one 24 DODGE SPORT TOURING Winter glass enclosure; car like new; only in service a few. months 24 MAXWELL® SPORT TOURING Only in téervice short time; car lke new. “Yau can-save $400.00 on this one 23 MAXWELL SPORT» TOURING New finish; car in first class con: dition; at the price, it is a bargain 22 MAXWELL TOURING New finish; car in moon shape. cheap You buy it, FORDS 23 COUPE In extra good shape Mr. Coolidge wanted to put the! Very helpful to the commission. agricultural commission to - work immediately after congress ad- journed last spring, but was advised ‘to whit till after-the-autumn -elec- tion so the issue could be taken out of politics temporarily at least.. Now the commission meets, therefore, in a favorableatmosphere. It need not think of what affect its proposals will have on any political party, in- deed, the chances are that if it can bring out an unanimous report, the Democrats. from agricultural states ‘will support Stas strongly as the Republicans. b; Another advantage which the com- mission enjoys is that no crisis or -1g immediately The condition of agricul: ture, while far from what must ult!- mately be desired if «stability. 1s to be experienced for any! length of time is nevertheless better than it was a year or two ago. Usually, if there is a_crisis in any particular industry the proposa's for relief are so extreme in character and the judges of the proponents warped by acute feeling that a calm consider- ation of the merits of any sugges- tion fs difficult. The new commission hopes to get fts report readv for the winter ses: sion of congress. That is optimistic, There are many reasons why action at the coming session would be de- sireble and even easy to obtain should there be an unanimous re- port from the commission. But most controlling will be the knowl- e that the farm areas of the United States will be demanding a special session after March 4 to get something done on the committee's POSITIONS WANTED AUTOMOBIL) mechanic, seven years’. experience in Casper, two years army air service, acetelyne welder, sober, careful and loyal to the interest of my employer; want ee December 1. Phone 2569M-atter p.m. ——$—<—$<$< <<< $ COMPETENT garner iter yenes Rasta] Wages reasonable; can a modern threes cotta ro fo) 3,300, 424 8..Grant. Phone 1888J, : EXPERIENCED lady cook. wants work in camp or cafe work, Address Miss M.A. Carroll, General Delivery, Rawlins, Wyo, ~ 1392W. ployment. Tribune. ——————<—$—$—$—— WANTED—By lady, clerical work of any kind; have had experience; will consider anything to start. Phone 1872W. Apt. 12. SERVICES OFFERED Address ‘Box B-105, GET your plumbing -done, now, R. Brammer will give you a square deal. Special attention. given to gas piping and repuir work. All work guaranteed. Phone 2090J. MARCEL and bob curl, complete, 75 cents; also evenings and Sunday appointments. Phone 2461J. pa Aaa hie Side sees i adel SE RSD FURNITURE repairing, furniture bought and sold. McComb Furni- ture Co., corner Tenth and Poplar. Phone 23735. FOR good service in remodeling an: repair work, call W. Mage eaten the carpenter. Phone 2628J. repair work done. recommendations, The commission Classified Rates a cents per wore or ten cents per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as a basis of estimating a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two will be CARPENTER and Call 1624NW, MARCELL and bob curl, complete, 15c; call for appointments. 305 B. Railroad. Call Miss Conn, 2946J. MARCEL and bob curl, complete, 76c, ajso evenings and Sundays: 1013 8. Wainut. Mrs. Berg, phone cases taken in For Sale—AUTOMOBILES. LET US EXPLAIN OUR.USED CAR PASMENT PLAN The: Great Northern: Motor Co. 4 333°N. Wolcott St. Phone 2772 meni whi be rectified only by publication W:Ulout extra charge within FIVE or purpose of the advertisement, LEPHONE ADS. Careful attention will bo given all @is received over the TELEPHONE, let we cannot guarantee accuracy. - OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE: MENTS. FOR SALE—One’ Dodge Touring car with large Westinghouse, new rubber, $300. Buc! Repair Shop, 614 CY. Phone 781J. FOR SALE—1924 Dodge — Special foregoing instructions| ‘Touring; very good condition, about counting the words and the|¢@12 8 Lincoln. 2 rate per word for the Casper Dally - ‘Tribune. CLOSING HOUR. : Went Ada to be classified properly must be in the Casper Daily Tribune =! A Bargain 1924 Dodge Sport Touring Extra Equipment office before 10. Want Ads received 612 S. Lincoln HELP WANTED—Female after 10 to 12 aj m. will be inserted uncer the head “Too Late FOR SALE—Ford Coupe, 1921 model Inquire 706 N. Center. WANTED — Experienced _ buflding and loan salesmen, Address Box B-100, Tribune. . WANTED—Saleslady, for downtown a i Ae ed ANYONE wanting a nurse, -phone qe ii WANTED—Blatksmith wants eth- Extra good shape Special prices. on the Fords; get one now MAXWELL 144 TON TRUCK This “is the best. truck buy. in town. Bee it. é CASPER MOTOR CO. 230 W. Yellowstone . Phone 909 ‘For Sate- .|FOR SALB—Bowling Ben Tra ne FOR SALE—Fur lined overcoat, mitts $25. Call basement, 710 nsfer. size EB. three-day process; aging and puri- fying beverages, complete formula, ‘3. Thackery, P, O. Box 1941, FOR SALE—vnaerwooa standard typewriter, in good condition. Call Evans at Tribune, Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. FOR SALE—One silver plated B flat coronet and leather case; cheap for quick sale. 1211 E, Second, base- ment, rer door. — FOR SALE—Victrola records, late releases, 25 cents apléce, 1127 Oak-rest. For Sale—Household Goods THE STORE WITH THE SMALL \ OVERHEAD FOR .SALE—Electrie mar a) chin $83.60; chila’s eri and pad. 35:5 and mat- 1d, $44.50; ; Pillows, $1; blankets; $< FOR SALE—Reasonable, ‘first class bedroom, dining room and*kitchen furniture. Phone 2365. FOR SALE—Axminster_ ru; rocker, one child's bed. Poplar, in basement. ON AS 0) THE COMMI x FOR ‘SALE—Kitchen cabinet, $12; sanitary couch’ and pad, $10; coal stoves, $4 BOSS Un: wardrobe tranky a~snap; roll top desk, $25; 8-f McCroy rr. case, $160; spring and” mattress, $10; Smith Premier typewriter, §5; sectional ook cases $4 bection: otgation re water tank, fitt ani ter, $35. ‘BAILEY FURNIT i 826 W. Yellowstone Phone 16173 For Rent—MisceNaneous FOR RENT—Sowing machines, $3 per month, we also repair all lity Brooks, 749 East FOR SALE—POULTRY Tio2"'S. — ECC SE i may TURKEYS.,sent by prepaid parcel post, 40c 1b. dressed, any . size; cash with order ‘or*will ‘send C. 0, D. Mail your Thanksgiving orders not later thin, Novembor 22, “Mrs, O. A. Knight, Wheatland, Wyo., Route .1, paaiiebbr MEAs. occ. Ls WANTED. TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dress duofolds, all household goods. Phone 1086. WANTED TO BUY—From .owner, threeroom modern house with garage. Call at 1013 St. Johns. food store, capable of soliciting phone orders and meeting public. Box B-104, Tribune, Classify.” a) FOR SALE—Ford Touring, mechan- HELP WANTED—MALE ically right, sepa jfubber: Phone 15325, 627 WwW. WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a range or heater, Phone 1086, Casper Daily Cribune _ —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus WANTED TO BUY WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furni- ture Co. 234 S, David. Phone 249. WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—Small fur- nished apartment with private bath, within six blocks of postoffice. Phone 2217. WANTED—A wheel chair. 14987, Phone ROOM AND BOARD ROOM and board in modern home; furnace heat, home cooked meals; very reasonable; on CY bus line. Phone 1533R. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Pleasant- furnished room with large wardrobe and con- venient to bath room. Phone 195. FOR RENT—Bedroom. 445 8. Park. Phone 387. FOR RENT—Modern sleeping room in private home; garage if desired. 4 “4 Phone 2379¥ FOR RENT—Nice front ;bedroom, next to bath; reasonable rent; close in, 310 CY, FOR RENT—Sleeping room, modern; next to bath. 131 N. Beech. FOR RENT—Two nice warm sleep- ing roomg in new modern kome; 385 Ww. FOR RENT—Reasonable, very rilce- ly furnished front bedroom with private entrance, Jn modern home; cl in; desirable location. 742 SOUTH DAVID STREET FOR RYNT—Bedroom, in modern home; close in; outside entrance; garage in connection. 405 8. Kim: HH. FOR RENT—Sleeping rooms with or without board, modern. 713 E. Second. FOR RENT—Room, adjoining bath; suitable for two gentlemen. 111 8. Jackson. FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS FOR: RENT—Two large rooms, nice- ly furnished for light housekeep- ing, near refinery. Phone 2425, ——— FOR RENT—Three furnished house- kee: rooms; lights, gas and electric washer furnished; close, in. Phone 1330W. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Two. -room apartment, peurniehed; no children. - $24 Ww ‘enth, . REDUCED RENT—Tworoom fur, nis! apartment; lights and gas turnished. 138 N. imal, FOR | RENT—Two-room ‘apartment with bath, furnished, except linen. 533 S.. Lincoln, Call after 6. FOR RENT—Close In, modern two- room, furnished apartment; Mur- phy ;-telephone, piano if desired; adults. 327 8. Lincoln. iy it, for sleeping or house: See Keeping. i401. Midwest. FoR 2 felt eae Lateef apartment; close to pavement; $2 ican no children. 1231 B. FOR RENT—Modern apartment at aiiat Poling; steam heat. Phono FOR RENT — Modern, apartment, $35. 250 N, Phone 2268h. . furnished Beech. Great Britain rights reserved. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, nice living room, bedroom, k! ette, breakfast nook, private bath, clothes closet, laundry in basement, on paving. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—Nicely rurnished two- room_modern apartment; reason- able. Call after 5:30. 316 S. Jeffer- son. Call 1765R. i FOR RENT—Three-room Basement aartment, furnished. Call at 409 8. McKinley. Phone 1658W. FOR RENT—Modern four-room, un- furnished apartment; on pavement and bus line; adults. 1129 8. Beech. FOR SALE—Furnished apartment house; rents for $175 per month; $750 cash payment, $115 per month balance: BP, O. Box 318. FOR REN ‘Two-room furnished, modern .apartment; private bath, steam heat. Phone 1591M. 810°W. Eleventh. ' FOR RENT—Two-room, nicely fur; nished apartment; on. pavemen' and bud@ line; lights and gas fur- nished. 255 S. Jackson. Inquire north entrance. FOR RENT—Two-room fi apartment; lights and nished; one block from bus line; $22.50. Inquire rear; 133 West G. FOR RENT—Modern two-room fur- nished apartment; walking dis- tance to town. 919 BH. Third. FOR RENT—New, warm, modern threeroom apartment, unfur- nished, except stoves, $30 per month. Apply 251 N. Durvin. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—One three-room fur- nished house and one four-room furnished house. 1135 8. Boxelder. Inquire 1131 8. Boxelder, rear. FOR RENT—Five large, beautifully furnished rooms, fireplace, fast nook, warm bathroom, garage, on pavement. If you, want some: thing really nice, see this. FOR RENT—Six-room, new, mod- ern, unfurnished house on CY ave. Phone 563, FOR RENT—Four-room modern, furnished house; close in, Phone FOR RENT—Unfturnished five-room modern house with all built-in fea- tures, a fireplace, hardwood floors; one block off CY. 1305 8. Spruce. Phone 1967M. \ FOR RENT—Modern eight-room house, furnished. 355 CY ave. FOR RENT—Five-room modern, fur: nished house; furnace heat, gar- age, available at once, $60. 444 E- Twelfth. Phone 381, ‘OR RENT—Five-room | inodern house, unfurnished; except stoves and meters. 136 Washington. Phone 1833W. FOR RENT—Four-room modern house, unfurnished, except stoves and shades. Phone 1001J. 243 8. St. Botolph. Lae ae iM STILL IN ANT L WON'T QUIT ONTIL A Ste © GROGAN uty FOR‘ SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Bargain, two residence property; close in, income $220 per month. inquire 1031 8, Elm. HOUSE BARGAINS | |* WORTH $1,000 MORE THAN PRICE For quick sale, practically new, modern, well equipped home, on pavement, with garage and lawn, east part of town, $6,300. Phone owner, 734R. x ——————— FOR, SALE--Four-room modern with finished basement at Fifth and Grant; $5,250, $1,000 cash. Mar- tin & Christianson. Phone 2606, FOR SALE—One room, 12x20, suit- able for living, gas and water, Mountain View, one block from school and store. Priced for quick sale\at $400 with $50 cash and $20 @ month. Baker-Grude Iny. Co. Phone 1189. f ‘ i FOR SALE—Income property! con-| t: sisting of 10 furnished housekeep- ing apartments, located jn business bart of city, will sacrifice for $6,500, $500. cash. Now rented for $175 Monthly. Kamon Real Estate Co. Phone 702. TF FOR SALE—Three-room bungalow, in good location, on north side, with east front lot, Price $1,500. Will consider, car as first payment, balance $20 monthly. Kamon Real Estate Co. ‘Phone 702. ——— For results try a Tribune Classi- fied Ads. FOR TRADE —_—_— FOR SALE OR TRADE—5-room modern house, full basement, gar- age, will trade for smaller property. 1236 8. Boxelder. pete hata hl al SSS eS FOR TRADE—Equity in Fairview] La: Jot. Corner Fifteenth and St. Botolph. Phone 1765R evenings, WARS WL Satine sa ial BUSINESS CHANCES elt ES ea FOR SALE—Good paying + stock and fixtures. 229 5 First St. Ce LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOU The following artici at the Tribune offic time. Will the ana clatr 1924 V 1924 V 1924 Wy 1924 Wy 1924 Wy One Ford crank. One pair nose glasses, One purse contain On@ set rosar One pair child's glasses, Black hand bag ov ‘oming Ifcense 3. yorning licens, icense LOST—Sack of c marked Tro: Troy. Cleaners, Lav —__ PERSONAL —_—_—_—_— DIVORCES secured, half the regular rates, advice free. Box 1943, Caspe —_——_. Keyes, Phone. Hours 9 Wyatt hotel, Ap 26097. MADAME FRANCES Gives relia advice on of life. Readings from 10 to § W. Yellowstone le LEGAL NOTICES —_—_— The State of Wyoming, Coun- ty of Natrona, ss. Saget ‘0 whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the following described real estate, to. wit: Lot 19, Block E, South Addi- tion of the City of Casper, Na- trona County, State of Wyoming, was sold for taxes due said coun for the year 1920 by E. MeDon- ald, County Treasurer on July 1, 1921 to Margaret Longshore. That diligent inquiry has been made and the said John. Culver cannot be found in Wyoming. yi rhe pald, xen estate was assess- ed and taxed as the property of John H. Culver and the time foe the redemption of said real estate expired on July 1, 1924, : hat the undersigned, the own+ er of certificate of purchase, num- her 784 of said real estate hereby gives notice that she will on the 5th day of February apply to the Treasurer of said Natrona County, State of Wyoming, for a deed to the above described roperty. Dated at Casper, Natrona Coun- ty, State of Wyoming, this 5th day of November, A. D., 1924, Eigned: ARGARET LONGSHORE. Submitted: by her attorneys yman & Layman, 203 Cottman Building. Pub. Nov. 5, 12, 19, 1924. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY AUDITORS ©. H. REIMERTH Certified Public Account Income Tax vice 401 O-S Bldg. Phone 767 HASELMIRE, LEWIS & PREBLE Certified Public Accounts Income Tax Consultants 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 R. C. VAN DENBERG Certified: Public , Account Income, Tax Service Phone 148 ARCHITECTS J. WESTFALL, Architect Suite 5, Daly Building wM. FOR RENT—To responsible adults, strictly modern house, Wagt Second street, bus line, two bedrooms, hard- wood floors, breakfast nook, fireplace and all built-in features, unfurnished or partly furnished. Phone 2461W. FOR RENT — Seyen-rooi nished house, modern; su! two families, $50, Phone 1652J, FOR, RENT—Three-room » modern, unfurnished house. 1250 8. Wash- Phone 16783. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished house with bath; reasonable, Phone 357. FOR RENT—Neatly furnished two- room house; gas, electric lights and water in; rent reasonable. 636 8. Jackson. FOR RENT—Four-room, partly fur- nished house; on bus line; gas, water and lights, Phone 1468. FOR RENT—Hight-room modern, furnished house; alsa two-room partly furnished house. Phone 1276. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished house, modern, except bath; close to refinery, 942 8, Walnut, ee FOR RENT—Strictly modern’ five- room unfurnished house.” 107 N. Washington. rh FOR RENT—Four-room brigk house; biult-in features, fireplace, near bus line, gas and lights furnished, $32 per month. 939 N. Jackson, unfur- le for 1008 EH. Second. ington, FOR, RENT—Three-room basement apartment; dence and good 1691M. * FOR RENT—Two-room modern apartment, east part; everything furnished, $35. Phone 1468. FOR RENT—Three-room modern, furnished front apartment; private bath, garage, adults; one half block from Second. 138 8. Conwell Sq FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment with lights, gas and bath, $85 per month. 137 N, Beech. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment; lights, gas, bath and telephone. 1116 W. Fifteenth. Phone 1818M. MILNE APARTMENTS STEAM heated, one furnished apart ment by Decemb desired. Apply 918 Bb. furnished good resi- location. Phone FOR RENT—Modern four-room fur- nished house, Call evenings. 1135 W. Twelfth, HL FOR RENT=+Four-room , furnished and modern house; gas, lights and water furnished, $35 per month; also three-room furnished apartment, modern, everything furnished, $25 per month. 1331 8. Conwell. FOR RENT— Four-room furnished house; close in. Rallroad ave, FOR RENT—Three-room furnished house. 8. Kimball, FOR RENT— Four-room furnished house, 536 Call between 6 and 7. modern, 651 W. modern, Phone 896J. 620 modern, 8. Grant: shane nd arate FOR REN'T—Three rooms of duplex modern, well furnished, hardwood floors, fireplace, gara: Ww: Thirteenth. Thirteenth: RAYBURN 8S. WEBB 1 Daly Building Phone 1352 BAGGAGE & TRANSFER NATRONA TRANSFER, STORAGE “= AND FUEL CO.—Phove #49 BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY Co. 119 E. Fifth Phone 907 CARPENTERS CARPENTER SHOP Planing Mill, Cabinet Work, Screens, Small Jobs on Short Notice 214 West GB Street—Phone 1806W CHIROPRACTORS DR. J, H. JEFFREY DR, ANNLE GRAHAM JEFFREY Sxite 318 Midwest Bidg. Phone 706 73 EL HARNED, Chiropractor 162 North Kimball Street Phone 1457 DR. I, E. BERQUIST Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 1757 ——_.__—. DOCTORS THE. CASPER VRIVATE HOSPITAL 938 South. Durbin—Phone 273 WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL 542 South Durbin—Phone 406 Stat SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY. AND OBSTETRICS Homer R. Lathrop, M. D., F. A. ©. 8. Victor R. Dacken, B. Sc., M. D. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROA’ Harmon L, Stanton, M. 8., M, D. SKIN AND X-RAY TR _M) See ARY DL Hallie PHARMACIST . Lothian, Ph, G. DEN TIST DR. A. P. KIMBALL Over Yesness Store Suite 1 to 11 Phones 2208—17 Physio-Therapy Surgery and I X-Ray By Appointment Oniy FOR RENT—Three and four-room modern apartments; steam heat; best location. Cull 1678W, FOR RENT—Four-room modern, completely furnished house. 5S. Jackson. DK. LN. FROST Physician and Sur; on 0-8 Bldg. 6 L Phone 123 MARSHALL © HERBERT 1. v oer ee “StS So. lospital, 612 So. Di General Practice Burgery Obstuecs CLEANERS THE SERVICE CLEAN. road at Sachsen” Phone 56 LAWYERS MULVANEY & BARRETT Lawyers 515 Consolidated. Royalty Bldg. HEMINGWAY & McDONALD ers. Room 332 Midwest Bldg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT wy el 8309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. * WILLIS STIDGER . er Suite 218 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1193 Ji P. KEM 408 Consolidated Royalty. Bldg. He; 225 Midwest Bide. ““ pone 210 HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Building WILLIAM 0, WILSON Lawyer Suite 14-15-16, Townsend Bldg. OGILBEE & ADAMS 210 0-8 Bldg, Phone 2217 OSTEOPATH DR. CAROLINE C. DAVIS Office and Kesid nee—Poling Apart ments No, 23, Phone 388, OPTOMETRIST EYES CAREFULLY TE ae And Glasses Properiy Pitted by R. L. EVANS 134 8. Center St. PAINTING PAINTING Formerly ¢ RADIATORS tor Works 12 West First Cleaning, Recoring, Repairing ROOFING Steve's Ra 12 V 527 East 12tn All Ki Phone ds of Roofs Repaire d Applied UPHOLSTER ring & Furniture 02W—J. E Uphow PI Warehouse DN, Phone 1234 weveuuucy ve sues NID