Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1925, Page 7

AE FIGHTER F GOTHAM HI FCORD STRIDE pidemic of Blazes Keeps, Departments _on the Run BY E MARSHALL (Copyright 1925 Consalidated Press Associat on) NEW YORK, Jan. 10—An ept- demic of fires in the past few days with more big blazes than have been known here for years, has brought a severe strain of work for New York firemen, tremendous financial loss and a large toll of injured by psing buildings. There has been an average lately of more than 100 fires a day. Firemen—professionals and volun- tary “fire buffs"—have been ‘kept busy running from big blaze to big blaze. There was a three-alarm fire in 42nd- street near sixth avenue which held up traffic for nearly two hours Wednesday. From $500,- 000 to$1,000,000:a day have been lost in property, it has been esti- mated, and’ scores of people. have been Injured and made hom Sgme of the most valuable work in fire fighting which has helped to keep up the moral of the over- worked firemen has been done, ac- cording to fire-fighting officials by the( rapidly diminishing army of “buffs” who swarm to every ~elze- able fire in New York and environs. A few years. ago, they attended fires hundreds strong, . Today there are but a score of them, including such men as Dr. Harry M. Archer, Ww. BP. Kenney, miMionaire public utility man; his brother Edward J. Kenney; Robert H. Mainzer, a bank- er, with a fortune; M. F. Loughman deputy state tax commission Louis and.Max Bamberger, brokers: Manfred Neumoegen; W. W., Koehn and Frederick W. Smith, bursar of the museum of national history, Most of them have telegraphic alarms next to their beds or in their -offices,~or both, which ring the alarms just as in any fire sta- ton. When an instrument ‘signals a second third or fourth alarm fire the “buffs” spring Into action. Dr, Archer, when no fire ts inthe offing, is chief surgeon for a bie fe insurance company. But his proudest possession, he avers, is the Bennett. .médal: of the department, he won not-long ago for herole ef- fort. at- great. personal risk. Dr. Archer, who 's tad, well built and only’ slightly gray, was honorary officer of the fire department and was made honorary medical officer chief in 1902. The Bamber, r. Kenney, Mr. Smith and se ral others it ts sald are little less “re- licious" in’ thelr attendance upon fires br Atcher has countless stories of experiences at fres. But it ts with difficulty one n s him re late his escapade of last . March when, daring death under swaying beams, he made bis way through the debris at No. 39 Eldridge street directed the resct men entombed in the w: But the ranks of the “buffs” are fast thinning. The romance of fire chasing has gone. The passing of fire horses has made the race to the scene less spectacular, The fre bwase mascot dogs who used to fun under the apparatus to answer every alarm can not keep up with automobiles and thelr absence makes the run less picturesque. Still, “the most ardent fifemen in America" is what old timers cal) the score or more of “mufti’ fire runners who hustle out at any hour of the day or night, however zeroic the weather, to experience the thrill fire and offer what help NEW YORK—For the moment, the pumps with bows of broad ribbon ofthe gored type are lead- ing the strapped models _ slightly. The vogue of the sandal and cut-out types evidently has not passed, how- ever, as they are being seen in new combinations of colored patent leathers. cle ES For results try a Tribune Classi- fied Ad, New Chairman Clyde B. Aitchison of Portland, Ore. is, the new chairman of the Inter, state Commerce Commission. He succeeds Henry C. Hall of Colorado. SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1925 adyanced six points to 102 per cent of normal. Sheep hava. endured Che Casper Daily Cridune ; PAGE SEVEN. BRINGING UIP FATHER VISNOW WHAT -ro SAY S0 Bont BREATH — NOURE GOING TO STAY IN AND LISTEN To me ING ALL RIGHT -1'm A | A DEAR FOR WELL-THERE'S PON} SHMENT- NO HARM JIN ASKIN'> —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus 1 SING: SILVER THREADS AMONG THE GRACIOUS- S CAN'T SING Te $0 THE NEIGHBORS, TELL Me- HAT A HOME basement. Fine garege. on CY avenue. The price . Call Owner HELP WANTED—Female LEARN BEAUTY CUL- Qur well known system paves the way to success. Positions waiting at big pay or locations for business of your own. Catalog matied free. MOLER COLLEGE, 1229 17th St., Denver, Colo, HELP WANTED—MALE LAD]ESS ture. YOU ARE WANTED. Government jobs. $95.00-$192.00 month. Sam: ple coaching lessons—FREE. Write immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept. 429-D, Rochester, N.Y. POSITIONS WANTED eee : STENOGRAPHER desires legal! dic: tation, evening or Saturday after: noons, Phone 1625-M after 6 p, m. SXPERIENCED man wants truck driving or electric welding or oxygen welding. Mr. Theo. Killian, iti Craig &t, Phone 1797J, VOMAN wants work in boarding house or chambermaid. Phone T9TJ. SALESMEN WANTED Lure of the stage has won™over™ wealth, home and family with Mrs. Marjorie McLucas Hutting. wealthy Kansas City (Mo) society matron She ts playing the leading role !p Rreck Pemberton’s new play. “The Marionette Man.” which probably on will get a. chance on Broadway ‘irs. Hutting is the daughter. of Walter S MeLucas. Kansas City bank president. Her divorced husband is the son of another banker. LIVESTOCK IN opportunity for ambitious man, nquire 116 B. ist, 8 a m. to 6 p, m. SERVICES OFFERED ee VEPAIRING ani remodeling. W, V. Johnston, the carpenter. 915 S (cK niey. Phone 2628J. VANTED-—Coal Creek coal to de l.ver to you at $8.50 ton. Moore Morris. Phone 17-J-4. the cold-weather better than cattle although ‘some shrinkage {s evident The weather has been bad on thr breeding season and may have Str effect on the 1926 lamb crop, Coy otes have taken thelr usual toll, 1 \ Increasing in numbers the latte: Pex UOR Ene) Dont, REPAIRING and Remodeling i i W.. V. Johnston, the Carpenter 916 8. McKinley. Tel. 2628.J. -i4 | efe {ARCEL, 35c; manteure, 25c. Work | done by Burnham's students o ‘hicago, 151 N, Park, front apart nent. ® | ALCIMINING and painting, small DESPITE COLD = r jobs, prompt service, work guar: Two cents per worm or ten cents per, line. . nteed. Phone 1860J. 2 Eive average words us as al? ‘ Winter Leave Herds . | sasis'te estimating « tne, scegatumes, will give you a eatinrs “BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE | siping and repair work. Al} work in Good Shape Notwithstanding the extremely cold weather and light to heavy ‘uaranteed. Phone 2090J, For Sale—AUTOMOBILES j will anes. All, charge sdvertising will be bovsed “set lives’ irrespective ot the nymber of words. be charged wie space of two CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED R snows during the past winter, cattle AD ERRORS. PORE NOE et ae aa Ate and sheep have held up well, and| The Casper Daily Tribune wil'|ream, 407 W. First. Phone 2564J. nor be responsibie for more one incorrect iosertion of any ad Vertiserncnt orderea for more tuan one time, Krrora hot the sais ol the advertiser which ciearly lessen | &, Yellowstone. the rent velnas ot tha Aavertiaee ent, Seen anne URED OEaD EER EREDEEEEUEEERERREREREEEEEEE Wii be rectified only by publication W.lbout extra. charge within FIVE] For Sale—Household Goods Gays atter insertion. No republica- ion will be made when the error| * does not materially afect the senge|fOR SALE~—Dining room asulte, @ purpose of the advertisement, White sewing machine, one small continue in very good condition: The range has continued open In. near ly every county but feeding was nec ry during part of the time ac- cording to the monthly livestock’ re: port of the United States Division. of Crops.and Livestock -estimates. Ranges The condition of the rangé ts 89 per cent of normai-or two points FOR used cars, makes, priced to sell, Terms. We trade. Patterson Oakland Co., 438 below ‘that of December’ 1 Last CLOSING HOUR. Rindeor: umtecanercce Very year during this time, there was anj~ Went Ads to be classified properly | 'easonal £ advance of one point to 100 per cent | Must be In the Casyer Dally Tribune ; of normal condition. - Considerable |9tice before 10. Want Ads received! For Salew-Miscelaneous after 10 to 12 a. m.- will pe ins m snow fall and extremely cold weath % has beer largely responstble for | uncer, the head “Too Late to ne er has been largely respons: or | Ciassify.” this decline in condition. Warm TELEPHONE ADS. lay heparin genti pesaker raing and melting snow during. No-| oa,efui attention will by given all tor $75, Th ei vember has caused some grass to rot and lose {ts grazing value. The snow has drifted to a great extent and with the exception of ar few counties much of the range has been open or partly so most of the time, Snow. has supplied the much needed stock water fn many lochll is received over the TELEPHONE, ILt we cannot guarantee accuracy. OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE MENTS. Must bo accompanied by cash or check in full payment of the same, Note the foregoing instructions out counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Dally FOR SALE—Pedigreed German po- lice pups. 327 W. B. FOR SALE-~Pedigreed police pups. 1438 8. Walnut. A-No, 1 set of complete fixtures for drug store, cigar or billiard ties. tr'biihe parlor. See George Miller, 325 N. Hay and feeds have been drawn Grant Casper. on rather heavily but~ most “local tles report suffiglent supplies to car WANTED ry stock through ‘the winter*if it Is not too long drawn out and severe In the northeastern’ part of the state and the Star Valley the. crope were short anda shortage of classes of feeds is reported.. Sh ping out of stock Kas been resorted to In some ‘cases. Cattle The condition of cattle has de clined from 98 to 94 per cent of nor. mak since December 1. A year ago their condition was 102 per cent of Are You Out of a Job ? The Tribune will aelp every man aod woman in Casper in eearen of woyment to find work by puollshing WANTED—A few china paintin students, only beginners need ap: WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—Highest cash price paid for second hand furni ture, Brooks 749 East H. Phone 1648.W. FREE normal, Extremely*cold weather and LIBERAL allowance on ur old partly closed ranges “have caused coal ranges and heaters cattle to shrink somewhat. Feeding For One Insertion for new up-to-date gas ranges and heaters. Phone 133. ‘was general during the cooler per 144 5. Durbin. fod and in a few counties stock are “Position Wanted" ads. Re in ‘the feed lots all the time. Some member it will comt you noth: WANTED—Your old coal range or lossees from balckleg have been Ing tv advertiae your services heater in exchange for a gas reported. in the Tribune. range or heater. Phone 1086, Sheep WH BUY secondhand furniture. If you are in need ef work Advertise The condition of sheep {ts 96 per cent of normal or three points be low that of a month ago, Last year during this period thetr condition’ Owl! Furniture & Harware Co., 442 E, Segond. Phone 978. WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, Coline y! all household goods, Phone 1086, ply. Box B-18i, Tribune. Sev: BARGAIN Easy Terms Five-room strictly modern home with two-room apartment in Lawn, trees and shrubbery. $6300 {a atleast 1,500 less than I should get if I did not have to sell now. I can arrange almost any reasonable terms for responsible party. Good Jocation at 1936-W For Rent—MisceNaneous FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 per munth; we also repair ali makes. Brooks, 749 East H. Phone 1648W, = POR RENT—Space in north end America theater lobby, for high clase business. Apply at box office, —— FOR RENT—Well l.ghted, desirable offices. Call 401 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS oy, Bias FOR RENT—Two modern house keeping roms, reasonable, close in. T16 + Ninth, FOR RENT—ROOMS a eee FOR RENT-—A nice comfortable room, adjoining bath, in modern home. Call at 631 E. Second. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished, com- fortable rooms in modern home Close in, 113 8. Durbin. Phon 237-J, FOR reoms, FOR RENT—Room adjoining bath in modern home with or without garage, reasonable, 221 8. Wash: wneton Phone 2277-J. OR RENT —2 sem! -basemen| rooms furnished adjoining bath sutable for 2 or 3 gentlemen. 241 N. McKinley. Phone 857. poh nei na aids FOR RENT—Modern sleeping room, slose in: 623 S, Park. FOR RENT—Bedroom with. steam heat, private entrance, Close in 415 E. 6th, Phone 927-M. FOR RENT+-Nice warm room next to bath for refined gentleman, with or without garage, close in on RENT — Nicely furnished close in. 804 S. Park. ingeln. Phone 115-W. 10 GENTLEMAN—Modern, fur nished room, warm, convenient to bath. Close in, reasonable. 515 8. Durbin. FOR RENT—Excelient . sleeping room in new home, adjoining bath, hall entrance, telephone, laun- dry _ privileges, very reasonable. Phone 225W. ©OR RENT—Very desirable suite of t. su rooms, bath, hot water hea able for ‘four, or will rent separately, reasonable, close in. 701 8. Beech. “OR .RENT—Steam heated bed: room, close in. Phone 563. For Rent—APARTMENTS — FOR RENT-—-New, two-room mod: ern, furnished apartment, built-in features and laundry, $30, including lights; on pavement and bus line, 303 S. Washington. Phone 1608W, FOR RENT-—-Four-room furnished apartment. 352 N. Jackson. FOR RENT--Three-room apart: ment, private bath, built-in fea- tures, partly furnished, close in. Inquire 232 8. Grant. Call Sunday. FOR RENT--Fiveroom furnished apartment. Inquire 704 B. Third. FOR RENT —Strictly modern apart ment, close in, reasonable rent. 342 S. Kimball. FOR RENT-— Modern three-room apartment with stoves, $30 per month, two blocks from. court house, Apply 251 N. Durbin. NEW DEE APARTMENTS. FOR RENT-—Two-room furnished or unfurnished apartment, dress: ing room, $20 and $25. 124 N. Mel- rose. Phone 1791-W. FOR RENT-Nicely furnished apartment, three large rooms and bath, on Bast Second. Phone 1056J, FOR RENT—Apartment, paruy fur: nished, in good location and very glose in, rent reduced, 226 W. FOR RENT—Two.rcom basement apartment, furnished, including gas and lights, §25 month. 341 N. McKinley. Phone s0s1W. FOR RENT—Three-room. unfurnish- ed apartment, steam heat, strietly modern, laundry with electric wash- er. 603 Park. Cali at 605 8. FOR RENT—-Three-room, strictly modern, unfurnished apartment, built-in features, cheap rent. 1214 5. First, Apt. No, 2. FOR RENT-Furnished apartments, $50. 445 8S. Park. Phone 387, FOR RENT—4room modern fur: nished apartment, % block off East A and bus. Phone 1943-J. pata eden sihdnla MILNE APARTMENTS FOUR-ROOM modern, unfurnished, steam heated apartment. Inquire 918 EB. Second, For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Strictly modern, fur- ait apartment, close in. Phone FOR RENT—Cholce, close in, mod- ern three-room apartment, turmahed, $25. 725 8. Ash. n rear of lot. FOX RENT—Two-room apartment, reasonable, Vghts furnished. 819 8. Jackson. Phone 1872W. FOR RENT—Very dearlable apart- ment or house, furnished or _un- furnished; rents reasonable, You should call 25 at 1026 E. Second. FOR RENT—Threeroom modern, furnished apartment. Phone 20129W.’ 807 E. Third. Inquire in rear, FOR RENT— Modern, furn'shed three-room apartment, hot water heat, very desirable, close in. Phone TIM. 163 N. Grant. FOR RENT—Modern, steam heated, three-room apartment, furnished. Apt. 4, 228 W. Eleventh. REDUCED RENT—? and 3-room nicely furnished apts., close in, arte bath. 231 8. Grant. Phone ————— FOR RENT—Two rooms, furnished, down town, suitable for three peo: ple, bed in each room, bath, kitchen . stearh heat, hot and cold water, ry, roof garden for summer. "hone 1539J, OT —————— FOR RENT— Unfurnished apart: ment, living room, bedroom, break fast nook, kitchenette, clothes closet, private bath, on pavement, laundry n basement. Phone 2268h. —— FOR. RENT—Three-room unfur- bd apt., steam heated. Phone —_—— FOR RENT—Large unfurnished apt., 316 EB. 8th. The Hildebrand. WILSON APARTMENTS. Modern 3-room unfurnished apt., “replace, Murphy bed, range, laun- dry. Phone 1055-R. FOR RENT - Furn.shed, modern apartment, private bath, adults, font and back entrance, half block rom Second. 133 §. Conwell. fELLOWSTONE W. Yellowstone, Apartments. Phone 2750, °OR RENT—Unfurnished apart ment, three rooms with private ath on first floor; adults; cheap rent; yarage if desired. Osnes Apt., 1138 3. Walnut. 426 ‘OR RENT—Two-room modern apartment, gas and Ughts fur nighed. 431'8. Lincoln. FOR RENT—HOUSES TOR RENT—Three-room house. 124 West G. Phone C. V. Norris, 12. FOR RENT—Modern = five-room house with two two-room pa ments in basement. 431 E. Mifth. FOR RENT—Oneroom house, 2 basement all furnished. 435 CY, Ww. FOR RENT—Modern 6-room nished house, close in on ment, all clean, with garage, mo., 389 8. Lincoln. Phone FOR RENT—Four-room house, un- furnished, except stoves, Phone 2885. FOR RENT—Elsht-room modern house, 385 CY. ee FOR RENT-—Il-room home, only $50; fouy-room home and garage, $40; five-room home and garage, $50. Phone 1870. FOR RENT—Fiveroom modern, un- turnished house, 1105 Phillips St.; two-room basement, will rent: seps rate.. Phone 1587M after 5 p. m. chet a etene Re Lea Se T e , FOR RUNT-—Modern house and gar. age, on pavement, four up and four down. some furniture. 1428 8. Poplar. Phone 1652W. ——$—<$—$— $$ FOR RENT—Furnished Broom mo- dern house. Phone 678-J. FOR RENT—House, 5 large rooms, fully modern, beautifully fur, nished, heat furnished, side door, reasonable rent, garage, $21 CY. ee fur- pave $55 ) FOR RENT—Two-room furnished hous Phone 808 or call at 255 8. St, Botolph. ——————— FOR RGNT-—Three rooms, modern, enclosed porch, full basement and ®arage, reasonable. 1329 8, Poplar. 4ROOM house, gas stoves, water, lights, toilet inside, close to Park and high schools and business center. Phone 1852, For Sale—REAL ESTATE California OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA INVEST your money tn one of fastest growing cities in the U. Fifty nationally known factories are here—more coming. Study the rea: son, We have some fine income Properties to submit. Write us Henry W. Arnold, Realtor, 409 15th the . 8. St,, Oakland, Calif, Member Oak land Real Estate Board. FOR LEASE FOR LEASE—~Five-acte ranch house 14x24, outbuilding 12x12 good water, fenced 4% mules. 233 Boyer on Bare FOR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE—By own er, 5-room modern home, hot water heat, fireplace, cast front, very de. sirable location, priced for quick turn. 543 8. Beech, ———— HAVE good house car, would trade for equity in property, Am Agate Cutting Co. Call at rear 260 8. Center. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Severa good farms {n Colorado and Ne braska for trade for Casper prop: erty. Plone 381. BUSINESS CHANCES —_—_—_~—— FOR SALE—Garage, $15,000, Lovell. Wyoming, population, 3,000, gro ing. Industries: agriculture, sugar factory, glass factory, brick and tile plant, of] refinery, Excellent loca: ton, Junction of two highways to Yellowstone national park. Ol struck on outskirts of town. development in spring likely. One other garage in town. Splendid opening for young man who knows yarage business. Write P. O, Bok 113, Lovell, Wyoming. MONEY TO LOAN I HAVE to invest or loan $2,000 Write all particulars in first let ter. Box B-176, Tribune. LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND The following articles have been at the Tribune office for quite some time. Will the owners please call and claim— One pair nose glasses. One purse containing check. Bunch of keys in black leather case, Child's brown kid glove Bunch of keys in black case, leather LOST AND FOUND PARTY was seen taking bicycle from between store and apart- ment house, corner K and V rginia. Please return to 1113 Virginia and avoid trouble. PERSONAL MADAM J. REA KEYES, ordained iritualist, private readings dally, message circle every Monday .eve- nuns 8 p.m. Apt. S, Wyatt hotel. Phone 2609.J. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the District Court of the Bighth Judicial’ District. state of Ella F. Adams, De- ceased. Notice is hereby given that let- ters of administration were on the 20th day of December, 1924 granted to the undersigned in the above estate, and all persons hav- ing claims against the said estate 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- in six months after the date of said letters, or they may be pre- cluded from any benefit from such estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within one year from the date of ssid letters, they will be forever barred, Dated uary 8, 1925, Administeates of Gea ministrator of the estate of Ell Adams, deceased. 4 iam estate. Publish Jan. 3. 10, 17, 1925. ———s SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY cath EUBLICATION: In the District Court of ¢ Eighth Judicial District in and for Natrona County, Wyoming. _ State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, 88. nez M. Barber, plaintiff, vs. Harry A. Barber, devendant. bE To Harry A. Barber, the above named defendant, whose postof- fice address and place of residence is uninown: You are hereby notified that on the 9th day of January, 1925, the above named plaintiff,’ Inez M. Barber, commenced action against you by filing her petition in the above entitled court, where said suit is now pending, The object and prayer of said vetition is for a decree, of abso- lute divorce. You are further notified that if you fail to answer said petition on or before the 23rd day of Feb- Tuary, 1925, said petition will be taken as true and judgment rend- ered accordingly. O, Wilson, attorney for MABELLE FIEDLER, Clerk of the District Court. L. H. Sennett, atto: y plaintiff. SARs 2 Pub. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 81, Feb. 7, 14 and 21, 1925, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY AUDITORS C, H. RELMERTH & CO. Certitied rupuc Accountants Income Tax Service 101 0.- S, Bldg. Phono 767 HADE! & PREBLE Auditors and Accountants ncoine ‘bax Lonsustants 41, Con. Koy, bldg. none 660 RB. GC, VAN DENBERG Certified rublic Account Income ‘bax Service Phone 148 ARCHITECTS $$ —____——~ WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect buite 0, vay pulang RAYBURN 5, WEBB 13 Daly Building Phone 1452 . Suite BAGGAGE & TRANSFER eT TT WT VET TTT Ter UN NALTKUNA TRANDFER, DLOKAGK ADD FURL UU.—rnone Yt BATTERIES CADDIE BATT Eng CO, 119 E. ruc rnone 907 CHIROPRACTORS DK. J. A. die DR, ANDaty Unrun buile 015 oudwest Didg. M &. MANNE, Lulropractor lod Nore AuUdsd QUEL Whone Lai ru vor REY Fugue ive DK. LB, BEKQLUIDT ‘ Zutermesuer pig. vuone 1735 DOCTORS THE CASPER PRIVATE hy. LAL 938 South vuri WUaunn © a hhuori tan O42 South wury «hone > SURGERY, GineCOLOGY UBS ib brace mw, BE WP Cbbadar tN S 106 AND —E EXb, BAK, NUo. Harmon 1. Sua BRAN AND Aw GENILO-UBIN: on, M.D. 3 XAG A oa TD $Y ViowAsES G, Underwood, a. ws RUEN 1GENULU0GIST Haie M. bikes FHAKMALIDT R. 5. Louuan, Ph. Oy DEN'TinT ©. E. Duncan, WD. D. 8, Offices In Konrvaugh Muilding 119 Kast decond Street Telephones 64 and 55 DR. A. P. KIMBALL vee ness Store alte 1 to 11 Chones 2208—1715W Physio-Therapy Treatments Sores Appointrant bul ne Ic! an jurgeon O-S Bldg. *Phoue 123 DOCTORS MAKSHALL ©. KEITH, M. HERBEKY L, HARVEY, M. D ice 208 south Centez—Phone 36 Wrivate Hospital, 612 So. Durbin General Practice Surgery Obstetrics DR. ©. H, PLATZ, Over Frante Diseases of Children = "°°? CLEANERS THE omkVICK CLEANER. Haroad at Jackson ss Vhoue 56 » LAWYERS BULLACK & LACY Suite v4.zvd Midwest Bldg. Phone 120 JOHN M. HENCH Room 6, Kimball Bldg. 212 So. Center Phone 193 HIBMINGWAY E hinnOmaT HEMINGWAY & McDONALD yore Koom 332 Midweat Bidg. rUDteR AND WEHRLI Attorneys Km. 212, Con. toy. asidg. Phone 41 N. CHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 8089-10-11 Ou Excharige Bldg. GEO. W. FERGUSON Attorney Rm. 22, “wnsend mdg. Phone 196d x: HM. PALTEN Attorney at Law 225 Midwest ping. Phone 210 MAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Ol wacuupge Building - VoILbbE & ADAMS 210 O-S wiug. Puone 2217 W1LLIS STIDGER Lawyer Suite 218 Midwest bug. Phoue 1493 JAMES P. KEM 408 Consunuaied hhoyaity Bldg _ OS{EOPATH DK, CAKULINE ©. DAVIS Office and iesuicnce—rotng Apart menis No. 5. Phone y8s, OPTOMETRIST babs CAKEIMULLY TESTED And Glasses Propersy pitted by R, L. EVANS Lid 8. Center Bt. ROOFING WYOMING KOOFING £0, 527 Lest L2tn Vhoue 18053 Au Klads of Roofs Repaired and Applied UPHOLSTERING Ph. Cpe, Kang, PR HO WAREHOUSES M. NELSON, Wareho isfer Co., Phone 1234 and Crating, Moving, Storage Upholstering, Repairmg, i :