Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 3, 1925, Page 7

SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1925 ——— OLD-TIME SLEUTH IS THING OF PAST IN DETECTIVE WORK; MODERN METHODS ARE USED PY PORFRT T. SMALL (Copyright 1924, Casper Tribune) \y ASalNGTON, Jan. 3.—The days old sleuth” are over, so faras the sent administration of the United § s department of justice 1s con- cerned. The old time detective, the in of “shadows and “frame-ups" 1 wet the goods" in any way you n, is a thing of the past. vt is a new order. It 1s an interesting experiment that Attor- y General Stone is makng. He has cast aside all of the ancient notions of how a bureau of Inve: Ugattos, which is the department of justice name for secret service, should be conducted. Detectives of the old school, the whole world over, from Scotland Yard to Tokio will be watching this new idea in Washington, Naturally, : thgyfare skeptical. They look as- ce at the appointment of a young lawyer, thirty years of age, to head one of the most tmportant branches of the government's sy! tem-for the contro! and apprehen- sion of criminals. But John Edgar Hoover, the dis- HOME BUILDING SHOWS CAIN I THE LAST YEAR Increase in Figures for 1923 Shown by New Records By J. C. ROYLE. ° (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune) NEW “YORK, Jan. 8.—The urge to “own your own home” has been transldted into “build your own home,” according to building ma- terial men. To substantiate this, they point to the fact that last year, even though it had period of busi- ness depression, saw some $350,: ‘000,000 more spent in residential “Seenstruction than 1928. In view of .the prospects for a period of general, business prosperity {n the early months of next year, they anticfpate another period of great construction activity. This will be fostered, they say, by the fact that the man with only a few thousand dollars to put into a house can now secure a small cost detailed plans and specifications pre- pared by competent architects through various house plan ser- vices and can build a substantial, permanent home planned for both appearance and convenience. New records in the use of concrete masonry were hung up in 1924 and manufacturers expect to break them again in 1925. More than 6,000 manufacturers now are enguged in making concrete products which, in the new year, will have a value of approximately $100,000,000, accord: ing to the Portland Cement associa. tion. About 892,700,000 standard size concrete blocks were turned oufslast year and in the last 12 irs, annual sales of these biocks alone have increased from $12,000,- 000 to $77,000,000. Development cf one and two family residences is largely responsible for this gain. For example, 258 residences of this type were bufit in one suburb of Miami, Fla., In the last year. Block building and roofing tile, brick and architectural stono ac: counted for 10,000,000 barrels of ce ment in 1924, Cement shipments were 10,000,000 barrels larger than in 1923. In spite of this fact, stocks are two million barrels heavier than at the start of the year. This ls In preparation for continuation of construction. during the winter months and for a heavy spring de- mand. Prices of cement, according to Morris Kind, president of the Her- cules Cement corporation, have de clined well below the level of 1920 and are only slightly above those of 1918, before the great boom in buiJding developed. The decline from the peak price of 1920, 2.22% cents a barrel to the average for October, 1924, amounted to 37% cents a bar. rel or 16 per cent. Assertions that neither work: manship nor materials used !n mod- ern dwellings compares with that of 45 years ago are being emphatical: refuted by builders and material men “It used to be that very large timbers were used in house con- struction,” said John H. MoClatch: ey, a large builder of Philadelphia today, “and it required large man power to put sills and beams in place. Then in the 1870's came the period of the ‘balloon frame.’ Peoplo were amazed when they saw Scantling nailed together to take the place of the cumbersome tim- bers and made dire predictions of collapse. But that innovation has stood the test. “For years material was wasted and strength put where it was not needed, construction today has been reduced to a science. The modern builder does not rely wholly upon his own judgement, He calls in engineers and experts who study his projiems and give practical advice to materials and workmanship, rhig has given better results by ob: vinting waste in both materials and labor. " “Problems of excavation, drain- age, walls, foundations, roofs, plumbing, heating, pipe fitting, lighting, painting and interior dec- ceeded Billy Burns, the reincarna- fon of Old Sleuth, has gone calmiy ‘bout his work in a manner which las given the justice officials a feeling that they need worry no more about the proper conduct of the affairs of the investigation bur- eau. Burns unquestionably was a Sreat man ‘'n the world. He knew *he ways and the wiles of criminals as well as any maz in the world. He had been brought up with his nose to the ground. As a kid, he used to hang around the police station at Columbus, Ohio, He came by his detective instinct naturally. In appo'nting Burns to head his bureau of investigation, former At- torney General Daugherty thought to still In advance any critic'sm as to the manner that branch of the government secret service was to be handled. He wanted to assure t! world that no malefactor, however small or great would escape the eagle eye or massive brains of the sreat detective, But Burns’ ap- potn heart burning among all the other profess onal detectives of the day. Burns was the head of a private agency and the other agenoy heads thought his government position was ewiving him an unfair advantage over them. Young Mr. Hoover, of the new school of crime detection, has no entangling alliances. Among’ his friends, he ‘s known to be as clean as a hound's tooth. He looks at detective work from a new angle. He sees the evidence side. Instead of merely “getting the goods," he ts concerned with making “the goods stick in a court of law. And with all his scarcity of years and legal training, he {s no novice at the detecting game. He went into the department of justice under Mitchell Palmer just about the time ‘hat Mr, Palmer’s house was be'n< hlown up here in Washington by the “reds” and the whole country was accusing the Wilson attorney gen eral of seeing red things at night Mr. Hoover found there was some- thing in the “red” business after all, for it was he who worked up the cases and obtained tho deporta- tion of the leading reds of the r day —Emma Goldman, Alexander Bérk- man and Ludwig Martens, the lat- ter the representative of the Bolshe vikt. Hoover gave Goldman and Berkman a hard ride. Even the Soviets cast them out of Russia Nobody wanted this fine duo after Hoover got through with them. As an assistant to Burns, young Hoover got some education 'n the arts of the old school. But most of these he is casting aside. He is striking out along new and clean lines. He {ts not going on any wild goose chases. He {s not going to have men sn>oping around the off’- ces of senators or representatives. He is going to try to do his govern- ment work in a big and legitimate way. Perhaps that sort of thing is too Idealistic. Perhaps the old th'rd degree style will come back. But anyway, we shall see. Hoover !s a home bred here in Washineton. He was a high school cadet and used to march to the tunes of Sousa’s famous march dedicated to these bovs. le is also in the military intel gence di Classified Rates —_—— Two cents per wore or ten cents per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as a basiu of estimating 4 line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be chargea the space of two Unes. All charge¢ sdvertising will be bovaed “set ln irrespective of the number of words, CORRECTION _OF CLASSIFIND AD ERRORS, The Casper Dally Tribune will uo be responsibie for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad- vertisement orderea for more than one time. 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Re member it will cost you noth: ing tu a@vertise your services in the Tribune. my es S. ciple of Blackstone, who has suc- ent caused a great deal of | St PUZZLE BOOKS HERE To KEER MAGGIE BUSY FOR A WEEK- of the officers’ reserve corps. Fur- thermore, he plays golf. Whoever could picture Old Sleuth doing that? HELP WANTED—MALE GOVERNMENT jobs. WANTED. $95.00-$192.00 month. eady Sample coachin, free. Write immediately. ae Dept. 432-C, 4 YOU ARE HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Help with general! house work. 426 E, Eleventh. WANTED—Honest, capable mad for general house work. 642 S. Grant. WANTED—Maid for general house work. Phone 1196. WANTED—Someone in Hast Casper school district to care for girl aR years old. References. Phone WANTED—SALESWOMEN SALESWOMAN—With or without experience, make $50° per week. Room 3, Athens Rooms, 219 W. First. SALESMEN WANTED ee SALESMEN-—Exper'ence not neces- sary. Have two gooi territories open. Make $50 per week and ex- penses. Rapid advancement. Room 3, Athens Rooms, 219 W. First, POSITIONS WANTED WANTED—Janitor or porter work. Phone 1138 EXPERIENCED, practical wants work. Phone 1618W. SITUATION WANTED—By young married woman in boarding or rooming house in exchange for hus- nurse orating are worked out by experts who guarantee the results of their calculations to give satisfaction. Concrete anf steel have simplified our problems, Make no mistake, the dwellings of today are superior in most respects to those of our fath: ers and grandfathers.” If you are in need of work Advertise band’s board and room. Box B-171, Tribune. WANTED—Work by day or hour, take home or go out. Phone 1350W. WORK want by a middle aged man, anything considered. 1029 8. Cedar, GIRL wants position doing genera. house work. Write to Clearmont, Box 91, care Ray B. Tryn. SERVICES OFFERED ACME CABINET SHOP STORM windows, door and truck bodies, 214 West B. Phone 1806W. ———— BROKEN arches and foot pains are caused py the wrong shoes. For foot comfort cal] 1357W, a repre sentative will call and explain. MARCELL and bobcurl, complete, also evenings, Sunday and home appointments. Phdne 2096R. MARCEL and bob curl, complete, ine experienced operator. Phone LANDSCAPE gariner and -tree doctor would like to estimate on any job. 733 S. Wolcott. CALCIMINING and painting, small bs. work guaranteed, prompt service. Phone 1860-J. MARCELLING, also home appoint: ments. Phone 2562M. 949 8S, Mc- Kinley. NO MORE corns, bunions or foot troubles. Have your shoes made to order and you will have comfort, style and quality at a very reason: able price. Call 1357W and a repre: sentative will call and explain. ACME CABINET SHOP SHELVING, counters, storm win- dows, built-in fixtures. 214 West B. Phone 106W. ——— COMPLETE course in marinello work for § Juate gradua! i. nello operator. Phone 753. all at 7 p.m. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES REAL VALUES Our reconditioned Ford cars offer the greatest value to used car buy- ers. We have a large number of models to select from. 7 Tourings .. ~$115.00 to §280,00 3 Runabouts --.---$150.00 to $325.00 8 Coupes --- ~$275.00 to $385.00 Some of the above are repainted and look like new. EARL C. BOYLE, INC, A Safe Place to Buy Your Used Car 125-131 N. Center Phone 2800 FOR SALE—1924 Tudor Ford Sedan, never been off pavement, used less than 8 months, $375 for quick sale, Phone 381 or 2012J. FOR SALE—Dodge Roadster, West- inghouse, five cord tires, cash or terms, 1442 8, Jackson. FOR SALE—$600 equi in model 69 Cadillac car; for sale $250 bal- ance of $590. Payable $66 per month. New tires all around. jone 348J. be Casver Dally Cridune WELL- MAGGIE - DARLIN, THOSE ARE THE BEST POZZLE Backs oN THE (lg, ARRIRET- 2 S WHILE You ARE WORISIN’ THEM OUT YLL RON SOwN TO PAGE SEVEN, -Dra wn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus NOU SIT RIGHT THERE AND Look OP THE WOROS IN THE DICTIONARY AS | GIVE THEM TO ~vou: EOMCMANUSS 1925 sy Int. Fearune Service, live. Great Br jin rights reserved For Sale—AUTOMOBILES WHO has a Buick, 18, 19 or 20 model to sell cheap for cash. Box 424, Casper. For Sale—Auto Accessories ons FOR SALE—Secondhand Star auto parts for 1923 model. 1740 E. Yel- lowstone, rear. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Complete equipment for rest. Inquire at 225 8. Park. Phone 973R. . | FOR SALE—Two sheep, bargain if taken at pace. 1029 S. Cedar. FOR SALE—Boston Bull pups. 163 N, Durbin. Phone 2129J. FOR SALE—Two yellow Hartz mountain singers, one bronze Hartz mountain singer, five female canaries. Mrs. M. C. Cook, Box 3, Alcove, Rt., Jimsville. For Sale—Household Goods "FOR SALE Cabinet---Grey Finish $2 feet long, 7 feet high, 27 inches p. Can be used in mens or wo- en's store; will sel] cheap. BLAKEY & C0. 142: S. Center. ‘OR SALE—Reasonable, black walnut duofold, gate leg tab.e, mirror, desk and rocker, also bed. room furniture, child's crib and mis- cellaneous articles. Will sacrifice new one minute electric washer. Phone 2461J. FOR SALE—Dining room suite, Lawson gas heater No. 10, gas range, White sewing machine, day bed, Very reasonable. 715 8. Grant WANTED ANY ONE having hotel or rooming bouse they wish to lease, write to P. O, Box 98, Lusk, Wyo. WANTED—A business girl or teach- er to share comfortable apart- ment. References exchanged. B- 170 Tribune. WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—Highest cash price paid for second hand furni tas a 749 East H. Phone LIBERAL allowance on your old furniture, coal ranges and heaters in exchange for new up-to-date gas ranges and heaters. 144 8. Durbin. Phone 183. WANTED TO BUY—A bargain in a fiveroom home; must Le in a good location. pay all cash. Box B173, Tribune. WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas raoge or heater, Phone 1086. WE BUY secondhand furniture. Owl Furniture & Harware Co., 442 E, Second. Phone 978, WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, yikwee all househeld goods. Phone WANTED TO BUY—Secondhand furpiture or store your household joods; reasonable, A. H. Cobb Ware- jouse Co.. 136 Wi } Phone 2: FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT--Heated brick garage, corner Beech and Tenth street. Phone 2929. FOR RENT—Garage at Pines hotel. phone 456J. 3826 N. Wolcott. For Rent—Miscelaneous FOR. RENT: machinés, $3 per month; we also repair all makes. Brooks, 749 East H. Vhone 1648W. ROOM AND BOARD — ve ROOM AND BOARD for 1 or 2 girls in modern home. Phono 1625-M TRY OUR meals at The Busy Bee also room and board, 163 N Wolcott. FOR RENT—-ROOMS FOR RENT—Ladies or gentlemen, convenient, modern room, close in 415 S, Beech. Phono 510J. FOR RENT—Extra fine sleep-ng room, adojining bath, in new modern home, r rm 1236 Elm. Phone 225w. FOR RENT—Attractive bedroom tn modern bungalow. 339 W. 12th. Phone 2291-J. FOR RENT—Nice, cen in, 725 E. modern Second. room Phone RENT — Furnished rooms, steam heated, $5 week and up. a i David, opposite Ne. 2 Fire ip REDU FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, $f per week and up. East A. REN in p FOR room, M mfortable, family. cozy Phone vate bed. yruce nice FOR RENT—A comfortable furnished room, joining bath room, in modern home, close in ntlemen preferred, Cail at 631 \cély furnished room, in, Call between 5:30 and’ 8. 33 S. Park. FOR —Nicely furnished room, evening meal if desired. 533. S. Park. FOR RE arge bedroom, suit able for one-or twd; fireplace: 18%8., Park. “¢ 4 * "FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT—Two-rooms furnished for holsékeeping, steam heated, close in. 241 S, David, opposite No, 2 Fire Dept. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Two rooms, furnished, down town, suitable for three peo ple, bed in ea th, kitchen ette) steam heat, hot and cold water, laurfdry, roof garden for summer T— Unfurnished apart- ment, ving rocm, bedroom, break fast nook, kitchenette, clothes closet, private bath, on pavement, laundry, fi bagement. Phone 2268R. unfur- Phone FOR RENT—Three-room nished apt., steam heated. 2033 W. FOR on bus line, ga rent reasonable L NDER APARTMENTS RENT—Furnished apartment, lights furnished, er iD RATES, two-room fur- nished apartment, private bath, steani héaty Phone 1591M. 2-room = fur- reasonable. ment apartment, partly furnishes Phone 409M. FOR RENT— Moderp three-room furnished apartment, private bath 1154 8S, Cedar. Phone 148W. RENT—Strictly modern, FOR fur- For Rent—APARTMENTS For Sale—REAL ESTATE LOST AND FOUND FOR RENT—Three-room basement, California LOST—32nd degree Mason ring, De- furnished. 1211, 8. Him, Phone cember 24th, between hours of 9 si7W. 4 - . a.m. to 11 p.m. Reward. White — OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA Eagle Garbage & Rubbish Moving FOR ‘RENT—High class, furnished |t~vEST your money in one of the| People, 450 N. Melrose. Phone Apartmat heated garage, all) ‘fastest growing cities in the U. S.|2057W. rooms large epee bedroom ‘ aM Fifty nationally wn factories are S. Oak acrosé street from new high/ here—more comin Study the rea school. Phon¢ 2620 or 1189 son. We have fine income PERSONAL properties submit. . Write us. close in, $25 IR RENT—Furnished apartment, Phone 2268R ———— FOR RENT—HOUSES Henry W. Arnold, Realtor, 409 15 St., Oakland, Calif, Member Oak-|MADAM J. Rea Keyes, ordained land Real Estate Board. spiritualist, private readings daily; will answer no question over tele 40 bus line, reasonable. ocation. Phone 1295R. er FOR 1008 EB. Second FOR or unfurnished. 548 8. with or without garage, 1021 B. Elghth. FOR RENT—Five rooms, furnished, very reasonable, best RENT—Four-room modern.|%ame by ca'ling at Tribune and pay- furnished house, rent reasonable |ing for this ad. Phone 1552J. RENT—Modern house, rooms and bath, on rear, furnishe) Lincoln, phone. Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. = FOR TRADE Wyatt hotel, Apartment 8. Phone FOR RENT—One completely tur See ene .nished -three-room house, oak | os oF 32 = ~ 2 , ‘an 246|FOR TRADE— Equity in small CES secured, half the regular Roots, eereeen ty. Wanted. Call 249)" ‘house for car. Phone 668J. advice free. Hox 1943, Casper. FOR SALE OR TRAL 1921 Buick SOR RENT. om modern, fur-}" Hort, California top. 417 5, Four LEGAL NOTICES nghed house, one bed, 2 sanitary | recnth cots, table and chairs cupboard uf- — fet, plano and garage, $40. Phone NOTICE TO CREDITORS. BUSINESS CHANCES In the District Cou o£ FOR RENT—Three-room | modern: Highth dugiciel Dincic unfurnished, enclosed porch, me Es _ oy E . " a 5 39 S.|] YOUNG man learn telegraphy, a state of Ella F. Adams, De- basement and garage, $30, 1829 few months puts you in condition | ceased. plan, to accept a position us operator,! Notice is hereby given that let- FOR RENT—Four-room modern,/always in demand, qu.ck Advance-| tors of administration were on the fully furnished, p.ano, Brunswick, ment, taught by experienced tele-looth day of December, 1924 1 7 y , on} s er, class starting ‘asper 4 , 192 electric washer, laundry room Grapher: vdtecs Low B-172, Tribune, | ranted to the undersigned in the above estate, and all persons hay- ing claims against the said e: are hereby required to exhibit them, with the necessary vouch- ers for allowance, to the under- signed Chas. T. Weidner, admin- istrator of the said estate, at Room 15, Stockmen’s National Bank building, Casper, Wyoming, with- fn six months after the ate of said letters, or they may be pre- cluded from any benefit from such estate, and if such claims be not LOST AND FOUND moderz. 1127 Oak; valuable have FOUND—Bunch to someone. of keys, Owner can LOST AND FOUND The following articles have been at the Triline office for quite some four nished apartment, close in, Phone 2268R. 4 FOR RENT—Modern _ three-room, furnshed or unfurnished semi- basement apartment, large, sunny sitting room and bedroom, electric washer, 3228, Jefferson, Phone 337, FOR RENT — Modern , three-room apartment, furnished. Inquire Apt. 4, 228 W. Eleventh. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, ly modern, private bath, CY bus every 10 min- “, on 1311 8. Spruce. “Inquire ay 319 W. Bighth. Phone 2680. FOR RENT Nicely furn.shed. two- room apartment, near refiner, Phone 2425, FOR RENT—Two-room furnished partment, gas, lights and laun- dry room furnished, $25. 133 N, Kimball. FOR ‘RENT—F! modern two-room, furnished apartment, $65. 3 nt. modern, tely fur- FOR front RENT — Two-room. apartment, comple Kimball, ENTS unfurnished, ent. Inquire am heated apar —Well furnished, three- rgomi basement apartment, rea- sonable. 633 W. Thirteenth. FOR RENT—3-room modern fur- nished apt. Phone 2019-W. 807 East Third. Inquire in rear, FOR RENT-—~Three-room apart- ment, furnishe or unfurn.shed, steand heat a ate bath. Phone 23876M, 503 8. Park. FOR -RENT—Cosy 2-room. semi- basement apt., and lights fur- nighed, $25 mo. 431 East Sth FOR RENT—3-room modern fuf- nsthed apt., $25, “Phone 857 | FOR RENT—Furn shed, modern apartment, private bath, adults, front and back entrance, half block from Second. 18% 8. Conwell T — Fou FOR RE om modern apartment, furnished, except bed ling, gan and lights furnished. 320 N, Jackson. Phone 1247M FOR RENT—Two-room modern, fur: nished apartment, front apart ment, gas and lights furnished, 143 NS. Kim “ —New modern apt., partly furnished, Llectric wash er, 1639 S. Poplar FOR RENT—Attract.ve modern fur- nished -apt., laundry, electric Washer, 629 8. Lincoln. Phone 106) “ ‘t Durbin.. Phone 911. nished house. $15 month. 113 East J room modern house. _—————— R RENT—Four-room modern, un- furnished house, close In, on pav- Ing, at 406 S. Beech. Call,at 819 S. —————— FOR RENT—Six-room modern, fur- 1218 S. Ash. Phone nished, except bedding and dishes, ——— FOR, RENT—Three-room furnished ———— FOR RENT-—Newly decorated five- 163 N. Park. FOR RENT — Three-room completely furnished, v x SNT-—Fourroom unfur-|time, Will the owners please call| exhibited within one year from the felis pigs house with furnished |@nd claim— date of said letters, they will be housekeeping rooms in basement.| One pair nose glasses. f forever barred. Phone 2557J. One purse containing check. Dated January 3, 1925. — Bunch of keys in black leather CHAS. Tf WEIDNER, 7 SNT—Ni five- | case. HAS. T. WE ‘ BREN aah hotaas with faundry| Child's brown kid glove __Administrator of the estate of An electric washer, garage if de Bunch of keys in black ledther| Ella F. Adams, deceased. Hive! two blocks from (Elk) Willard | case William O, Wilson, attorney for snedss one block from bus line, aite-| Brawn suedo purse, Set with|estate. walks and paving. 226 8, Lowell./amber stone, . Publish Jan. 3, 10, 17, 1925. Phone 26637 FOR RENT—Two-room furnished house, gas and water, garage. 6 er PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY FOR RENT—One-room house, also fe) two basement rooms, everything furnished. 436 CY. Phone 1996W FOR RENT—Four-room house, un: AUDITORS DOCTORS : : 2. Phone Se ee Be rae ee C. H. RELMERTH & CO. MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. |—— Certified Public Accountants _| HERBERT L. HARVEY, M. D FOR RENT—Three-room monsrny Income Tax Service a lee 208 South Center-—bhon A nm easi “ ad ar peas LaLa ‘i 401 0. Bldg. Phone General prsegtis Burgery Obst al i = = tetris ASELMIRE & PREBLE DR. OG. H. PLATZ, Ov FOR RENT—Six-toom mojern, new rate and Accountants ; » Over Frantz Shop house, reasonable rent. 780 Divine. Auditors aud CSneurtans D Of Children OR RENT — Modern five-room | Suite 211. Con. Koy, bldg. Phone 660 CLEANERS house with two two-room apart: |——————————— . Fifth. R. C. VAN DENBERG ments in basement. 431 B. Fi EER LyAN DBNGEHG. THE GENVICH-GLEANERS FOR RENT—Nicely furnished 2 Income Tax Service ~ Raliroad ‘at dackeon, room house, close in, §25. 136 W. Phone 148 Phone ‘66 hone 1204 ee | Phone aT ARCHITECTS ——— srw rere WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect Suite >, Wary puilding RAYBURN 58, WEBB 12 Daly Building BULLACK & LACY Sulte 204-405 Midwest Bldg. hone 1200 JOHN M. HENCH Room 6, 21s 6022, 6 Kimball Bldg, sae eet Phone 1353 Na FOR RENT—Two-room furnished, HEMINGW modern house, 219 Elk. Phone Da erteDONALD 14sW. BAGGAGE & TRANSFER]Koom 332 Midwest Bldg. OR RENT—Fiveroom house, two |———————_____. ¥o - rocks trom school and. bus’ lne, | NATRONA TRANSFER, STORAGE egy eo ey EHRLI double garage. Phone 2913 AND FUEL CO—rhone 49 Ham, 212, Cons Kor tig. Phone 41 Se eeet RONMENT SHOBs). FOR RENT—Threeroom house, NICHOLS —— 715 United. Phone 1249J. BATTERIES abe STIRRETT -10-11.00 bac FOR RENT—One-room house, fur- CASPER BATTEN: Ou Kachange Bldg. co. rhone 907 GEO. W. FERGUSON Rm. 22, Attorney “wwnsend pidg. Phone 1963 119 BE, ruin CHIROPRACTORS house and garage, close: to re Wh PAWTEN finery. Phone 2794W. Auiceday ai Lan — - DK, J. He dish bY 225 Midwest iidg 2 —Tworcom house.|DR. ANDi GitAnaAn ook FREY ids. Phone 216 Phone 1 butte 51d Midwest adg. none ivo HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers FO {DNT—Two-room furnished] M. &. MAKND, Cniropractor 206-207 Oil Kren Benak tines tances ner Juz Norun dunibau sweet Oil Exchange Building gas and water, 1103 Willo Phone 4491 UGILBEE & ADAMS 2745M. 210 O-5 tag. Poone 2217 DR. L. BE. BEKQUIST Zukermester Badg. ¥uone 1757 W4iLL STIDGER Lawyer Suite 218 Midwest ts.dg. Phone 1195 JAMES P. KEM DOCTORS house, ictrola and near bus line. 1428 pavement, partly furnished. Phone 1652W. furniture; $500 down. cheap, buy during a that is now, Call in « real home. NEW fiveroom modern located in restricted district; can be bought Phone 2815W or call Spruce. rooms up and down, ga’ FOR SALE—HOUSES modern, close in, $3,000 including FOR SALE—In order to buy a home 1 2493 for a bargain ‘Three thousand will handle twelve. thousand dollar home. 7 EXTRAORDINARY SACRIFICE $1,000 cash, originally sold for $6,500. . 1029 8. Cedar. 408 Consouuuced Koyalty Bldg soreey = SPER PRIVALE —_— FOR RENT—Five-room furnished ori LAL OSITEOPATH house, Phone 2411J. 938 South wurmn—hone 273 Di. CAROLINE ©. DAY FOR RENTSModern| house, four) WUMBNS AAD UbLUKEN'S | omico and Kearuence—rollug part ments No. 25, Phone 3838, OPTOMETRIST 642 South vurvin—rhone 406 dtalt SURGERY, GiacCOLOGY AND OBy LE L115 } Homer BK. Latnrop, 4. v., F. A. bibs CAKLEFULLY TESTED Victor K, Wacken, B. de, M. De And Glasses EY, BAK, NUsm ANU LinUAT "3 Properiy wittel Marmon M.D, by : BhaN AND AMAX UeAaL PAD FOR QUICK SALE GENITO-URINARY bie Fi TS EVARS 5-room modern house, built-in fea- Giliks Uriderwoed, BM... 134 5. Center St. tures. Cor, Wolcott and 12th. Phone RUENIGEAULOUIsT | 141 2-R. Tiailie M. bikes ROOFING FOR SALE —Eight,room house, e RAHMAUINE WYOMING KOOFING £0. $27 East 12tn Vhoue 18048 All Kinds of Roofs Repaired and Applied UPHOLSTERING DENTIST © E. Duncan, D. D. 8 Pp. O, Box Kobrbaugh Building Offices in 113 EB econd Street depression; DR. A. P. KIMI Upholsiering, Repairing. Ph. 28053 rere tine Upho.stering & Furniture Packing Chon te tisw 1 Ho2W—J. B. Warwick d Physio-Therapy Treatments |". ee bungalow.| surgery and Deep X-Ray Therapy WAREHOUSES residential Pie anostimisat Galy ee £pr i Q4/T OT | nae CORO EON LESLIE M. NELSON, Warehouse DR. I. N, FROST Physician and Surgeon 0-5 Bldg. Phone 123 snd Transfer Co., Phone 1234 at 1643 5S. Transfer, Crating, Moving, btorage