Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 11, 1925, Page 11

SUNDAY, JANUARY 11 1925 RUM UNNERS SPEEDED UPAS - FOG SCREENS THEM FROM U. S. REVENUE CUTTERS OFF COAST (Copyright, 1925, Casper Tribune, | to pur SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, eet While one of: the densest fogs in years envelopes the Pacific far out to sea and honest ocean traffic gropes its way to the tune of bellow- ing, bull toned fog horns, a grim gamo of hide and seek between a duo of fast revenue cutters on one side and a twain of richly laden Canadian rum runners on the other, was being played up and down Cali- fornia's coast. The seekers in this intensive ocean hunt are the cutters Shawnee and Be&r. The rum runners which they are endeavoring to find in the blinding fog are the steamships Malahat and Strathona, both from Vancouver and both of which for sevreal days, according to informa- tion in the hands of government agents here, have beén ip neo but only with partial succe: land huge cargoes of {Ilcit ieee tn the region of Monterey and Half Moon bay. The outcome of the hunt fs of more than passing interest because, should the Shawnee and Bear come upon the Malahat and the Strathona, an entirely new precedent in guard. ing American shores trom foreign rum ships may be established. The precedent 1s expected to come through the fact that the revenue cutters will selzo the alleged rum runners regardless of where they may be found—whether it is within the 12 mile limit or many miles at sea. The ocean hunt of the Shawnee and Bear and the hitherto unpre. cedented course of action which they are expected to follow will be predicated upon the legal rights of Uncle Sam to defend his shores against smugglers, as laid down here early this week by Judge John 8. Partridge, The opinion of Judge Partridge, rendered in the case of a Canadian rum ship seized several weeks ago just off Faralone Islands, 1s, in ef- fect, that any foreign rum ship enroute to land a cargo of IMquor along American shores ts thereby violating American law and that, under international and marine law and under the treaty with Great Britain, have a right to pursue and capture the rum running vessels wherever found. to pursue and seize the Malahat and the Strathona wherever they may be found—even in Vancouver, itself, The chase has been handicapped by the vast pall of fog which has enveloped the entiré Pacific coast for w Revenue cutters, it is said, have orders to use force, even gun fire if necessary. Classified Rates eb cents per wore or ten cents r line, NO AD LESS THAN 80 CBNTS. 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Careful attention will bo given all ais received over the TELEPHONE, Ivt we cannot guarantee Serine OUT OF TOWN ADVEKTIS! MEN’ Must bu accompanied by cash or cheok in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing instructions about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Dally ‘Tribune. HELP WANTED—Female SS LADIES! LEARN BEAUTY CUL ture. Our well known system paves the way to success, Positions waiting at big pay or locations for Since Judge Partridge expressed himself regarding Uncle Sam's rum ship “Arresting” rights this week, several other federal judges here have expressed concurrence in his ruling. The result is that govern- ment officials vested with the re- sponsibility of helping to enforce the Volstead law are going to act upon it to the limit. Revenue cut- ters, In conformity with this policy, have been told to seize rum runners wherever they may be found, In the case of the Malahat and the Strathona, however, government agents claim they have considerably stronger evidence than the mere fact that both vessels are laden with liquor intended for somewhere along California’s coast. The evidence, {t 4s said, consists of numerous cages of liquor branded on the out- side with the names of two Cana- dian steamships which have been selzed during the last few days,from bootleggers who took it off vessels in fast power boats several miles at sea. This, it is pointed out, is prima facio proof that the two rum run- ners have actually violated the laws of the United States and that, under a decision of the supreme court of Canada itself in such a case, Ameri- can.revenue cutters have the right At Conference Colonel Jamep A. Toad, observes for the Reparation Commission, wil “ait in” on the finance ministers! conperenos In) Pare in Parts. rench to 1 to Make Divorce Easier a PARIS, Jan. 10.—(United Press.)— A bill now before the legisfatton com- mission of the French senate would facilitate the granting of divor and permit separated couples “to | found new hom The . measure, sponspred by Senator Louis Martin is designed as.a corrective for the dwindlitig birthrate of the country. At present, in tases where separa: tyon has been allowed by the courts, Ki ix netessary to wait three years yefore filing a demand that the sep be made permanent, the | being that ample timo} n the parties to effect Senator Martin conciliation does not occur during two years. it is not Ukely that another year's sephration will bring the couple together and he recommends the automatic pro- nouncement of absolute divorce in all such cases. “In the face of deficit In our popu lation that becomes more serious every day,” he said, “we should per- mit separated couples to found ne homes afid reconstitute their liv ation principle should be sive a. reconcillation argu th if business of your own. Catalog mailed free. MOLER COLLEGE, 1229 17th St., Denver, Colo. —— WANTED—Girl to take care of child and assist with house work 737 8. Park. ———$—$—< ——__________—__ WANTED—Competent girl for gen eral house work, Phone 2005W-. WOMEN wanted, every town, to sell articles regularly required by every woman. Fast sales. Big profits. AMERICAN RUBBER PRODUCTS CO., Dept. 182, Pitts burgh, Pa. HELP WANTED—MALE $300.00 A MONTH to distribute everyday household necessity in rural and small town districts. No money needed. Million dollar firm behind it. Write for parcenlae and state territory desired. K. JOHNSON, 609 W. Lake, chic ago. MEN wanting Forest Ranger, Rail- way Mail Clerk and other Gov- ernment positions, $1,500-$2,400 year. Write for free particulars. , Mokane, Dept. M-145, Denver, Colo. ANYBODY CAN SELL THIS Spare or Whole Time MEN and women gladly pay $1 per month for our monthly income accident and sickness policy, paying big benefits. Big opportunity. Big commissions. Big company. Act ORTH AMERICAN ACCI INSURANCE COMPANY, 904 Patterson Bidg., Denver, Colo. $300.00 A MONTH ‘to distribute everyday household necessity in rural and small town districts. No money needed. Million dollar firm behind it. Write for particulars and state territory desired. D K. JOHNSON, 609 W. Lake, Chicago. WANTED—Man with team to haul two or three loads of dirt for good kindling wood, Phone 1295R. NEAT appearing ladies for house to house canvass. Good seller, new kitchen article. P. O. 431. FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners, $150-250° bw hich position). Railway, Box B-169, Tribune. SALESMEN WANTED SALESMAN—Opening now. manent. Wholesale house, long established, selling retail trade in general lines. Liberal. contract to producer, The Miles F. Bixler Co., Dept. 461, Cleveland, Ohjo. AGENTS WANTED GUARANTEED Pure Wool fit to Purse and Measure, $50 suits $23.85. Commissions should run $90 weekly. We deliver, fit, collect. Crane-Kent Clothes, Cincinnati. Are You Out of a Job ? The Tribune will help eve: man and woman in Casper search of employment vo find work by puolishing FREE For One Insertion Per- “Position Wanted” ads, Re member it will cost you noth: ing tu advertise your services in the Tribune. If you are in need of work Advertise AGENTS WANTED fi5A WEDE. 55 R wanted with ambition and Indus- try, to distribute Rawlelgh's House- hold Products to steady users. Sev- eral fine openings in nearby cities and towns. We train and help you so you Rp rakes up to $100 a week or more. fo ex] lence ni * Pleasant, profitable dignified work. Write today. W. T. Rawleigh Co., Dept. WY-553, Freeport, Ill. - — AGENTS—Make $300.00 month and free automobile with new style written guarantee hosiery. Part time and evenings bring you §2.00 hour. Experience or capital -un- necessary. We furnish 26 samples. JENNINGS MEG. CO., Trial K-359, Dayton, Ohio. OLD COLONY LIFE INSURANCE Company of Chicago, Ulinois, of- fers agents a wider field and in- creased opportunity by writing man, woman and child from ages 0 to 60 on the annual, sem!-annual or quar- terly premium plan, for amounts going up to $5,000 as regards chil- dren, while for adults the limit is $30 Lada As the Company writes standard risks our agents have pepte tew rejections. The Com- pany will give a very liberal com- mission contract (direct with Home Office) to a good personal prodycer. pet el dee abe AGENTS—$50.00 weekly taking or- ders for Guaranteed Hosiery. 28 different styles, all popular shades, Free outfit offer, THOMAS MEG. CO., Mill 7443, Dayton, Ohio. BIG MONEY in Henley's Twentleth Century Formula Book. Write SOUTHERN TRADING CO., Dept. 542, Flushing, New York. - POSITIONS WANTED REFINED lady desfres work. Box B-186, Tribune. WANTED—Ranch or dairy work; have had experience in both places. Phone 1586J. WOMAN wishes work of any kin by day or hour. Phone 1586J. STENOGRAPHER desires legal dic- tation, evening or Saturday after- noons. Phone 1625-M after 6 p. m. SERVICES OFFERED —_—_ EXPERIENCED teacher of plano desires pupils, 650c,. Box 3B-187, Tribune. DRESSMAKING, prices reasonable. Work guaranteed. Mrs. Clark, 605 S. Durbin. Phone 2695-J for appointment. 1T tho best in body and fender “repairs at Kemmer Body and Fender Shop, 425 W. Yellowstone, MARCELLING, also home appoint. ments. Phone 2562M. 949 8. Me- Kinley. WANTED—Coal Creek coal to de liver to you at $8.50 ton. Moore & Morris. Phone 17:J-4. REPAIRING and Remodeling W. V. Johnston, the Carpenter 915 S. McKinley. Tel. 2628-J. MARCBL, 350; manicure, 26c. Work done by Burnham's students of Chicago. 151 N. Park, front apart: ment. CALCIMINING and painting, small jobs, prompt seryice, work guar- anteed. Phone 1860J. GET your plumbing done now, R. Brammer will give you squar deal. Special attention given to gas piping and repair work. All work guaranteed. Phone 2000J. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES USED CARS A used car is no better than the house behind it, that Is why we re- build all cars taken on trade, Studebaker Light Six Touring, 1922 model, repainted, new top and curtains ---.. -$550 Wills St. Claire Touring, 1923 model, a fine car at low cost..$850 Nash Touring; refinished in ma- roon with wire wheels. $500 Packard Twin Six Roadster, the best buy in town... Jordan Touring, 1923 model, re- finished in blue; see this car..$850 Chevrolet Touring, 22-490; looks good, and is good..----_,----$200 Ford Roadster, 1922 model; a BUY Oh oceans — --$150 Chevrolet Light Delivery, 22-490-$150 Light Six Touring, 1934 model branfl new at a very Mberal discount. Easy Terms on Above Cars Big Six Motor Co., Inc. Just Around the Corner From the Heart ° i) a Aa 226 South David e 1817 FOR SALE—Late 1924 Ford Coupe. all kinds of extras, balloon tires. A good buy. Corner Lenox and B. Second. GOOD USED CARS 1924 Buick, run 6,000 miles.-..8900 1923 Dodge business man's coupe - Late model Essex 4 Coach, driven 5,500 miles, a real Duy At ~---20-- 22 -- enon -- $600 These cars have good rubber and are in excellent mechanical, condi- tion; all ready to go. Drop in Sun- day and look them over. Satisfactory Terms Can Be Arranged Wyoming Cadillac Co. 485 W. Yellowstone Phone 2610 Open All Day Sunday he Casper Sunday Cribune A HOME Five-room strictly modern home with basement. Fine on CY avenue. 56. price Lawn, trees and shrubbery. BARGAIN Terms two-room apartment in Good iocation $6300 is at least 1,500 less than I should get if I did not have to eell now. I can arrange ajmost any reasonable Call Owner For Sale—AUTOMOBILES cars, all sell. Terms. We Oakland Co., 438 E Yellowstone. FOR SALE—1922 Ford Coupe, new tires, Terms, 943 8. Jackson. FOR SALE—One model 1922 Dodge Touring car with Gabriel snub- pare, platform springs and gopd tires. A bargain. Phone 1130. we feel that you are making a sufficient investment todeserve serious consideration. That’s why our used cardepartmentiacon- ducted on the same Principles as our new car department—on Dodge Brothers prin- ciples of fair dealing. For your protection make your ueed car purchase from a reputable dealer. DODGE BROTHERS 1924 Special Touring; first class condition and a bargain at.__$850 1923 Roadster; equipped with five good tires, motometer, cutout and new side curtains_$500 1922 Touring; high hood, body simonized, wheels repainted; equipped with Gabriel snub- bers “2-222. n. F -- $500 1922 Screen Commercial hood -.--- All the above cars completely overhauled and reconditioned. CHEVROLET 1923 Commercial BUICK 1920 Six Cylinder Touring; re- painted, new top -..--- -$275 FORDS starter, oo--$200 1922 Coupe; able rims 1923 Touring; repaint 1923 One-ton Truck; eae body Sicd Coliseum Motor Co. 131 E. Fifth Phone 724 OPEN SUNDAY demount- For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE—Dining room suite, White sewing machine, one small birdeeye mapje bedroom chair. Very reasonable. 715 S. Grant. THE STORE WITH THE SMALL OVERHEAD $101.00 Woodrow washer @ $50.00; 42-pléce dinner set @ $7.00; day bed and. pad, $12.00; porcelain top table, $7.50; Lawson heaters, @$4.50; $45.00 kitchen cabinet @ $27.50 Ivory chiffonier & $11.00; 4-burner cabinet range $33.60. Used child's sabe Ax he ILL CO. 242 W. Fit Bt. Phone 2200 For Sale—MisceNaneous FOR SALE—AIl_ season tailored suit, new, size 36; worth $75, sell for $15. Box B-182, Tribune. FOR BA ee acre Fite po- lice pups. 327 W. For Rent—Miscellaneous 7 SE eee gaa chione $3 jso repair all alee, werooks: “0 East H. Phone 1648W. FOR RENT —Well lighted, desirable offices. Call 401 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. WANTED WANTED—A few china painting students, only beginners need ap- ply. Box B-181, Tribune. WANTED TO RENT MARRIED man wishes ranch to rent for spring. Give particulars in first letter, Box 71, Lucerne, Wyo. WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BU eR Mat cash Price pedd bay second hand furni- ture, Brooks 749 East H. Phone 1648-W. WAN ERs Oe old coal range or ter in exchange for # gas acre or heater. Phone 108 Hen ee ee eee ee Ee WE BUY secondhand furniture. Owl Furniture & Harware Co., 442 E. Second. Phone 978. — ‘WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, aah: all household goods. Phone 1086. — WANTED—Good homestead relin- he eee price must be right. Incoln. ———— WANTED TO BUY—From eight to twelve hundred doflars worth of secured papers at a discount. Ad- dress Box 184, Tribune. WANTED TO BUY--Good milk cow, fresh how. Write P. O. Box 71 or call 1441 Cypress Bt. *| water heat, terms for responsible party. at 1936-W WANTED TO BUY LIBERAL allowance on your old furniture, coal ranges and heaters in exchange for new up-to-date gas ranges and heaters. 144 S. Durbin. Phone 133. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—A nice comfortable room, adjoining bath, in modern home. Call at 631 EB. Second. FOR. RENT—Nicely furnishéd, «Zn fortable rooms in modern home. Close in. 113 8. Durbin. Phone 237-J. FOR RENT — Nicely furnished rooms, close in. 3804 S. Park. FOR RENT—Room adjoining bath ih modern home with or without garage, reasonable. 221.8. Wash- ington. Phone 2277. FOR RENT—2 — semt-basement rooms furnished adjoining bath; suitable for 2 or 3 gentlemen. 241 . McKinley. Phone 357. FOR RENT—Nice' warm room next to bath for refined gentleman, with or without garage, close in on Lincoln. Phone 115-W. FOR RENT—Excellent sleeping room in new home, adjoining bath, hall entrance, telephone, laun- dry privileges, very reasonable. Phone 225W. FOR RENT—Very desirable suite of rooms, bath, hot water heat, sult- able for four, or will rent separately reasonable, close in. 701 8. Beech. FOR RENT--Steam heated bed- room, close in. Phone 563. FOR RENT—Attractive reading lamp, suitable private home. Phone 427M. room, hot FOR RENT mt lendti@ bed, always water heat, spl id, hot water, very reasonable, a age, 189 S, Jefferson. Phone FOR RENT—Rooms, after 1 today. 25 Phone 822M. FOR RENT—Three rooms in base ment, mode partly furnished, also garage. 321 8. McKinley. room with two, in Call or phong 8. Beech. —Modern front bath, $15 month. room, 620 E. First. FOR RENT—Bedroom with heat, private entrance, close 315 HB.’ Fifth. Phone 937M. FOR RENT—Nice next to bath, ane block from Phone 2663W. TO GENTLEMAN — Modern, fur- nished room, warm, convenient to bath, close in, reasonable. 515 8. Durbin. FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS steam in. front bedroom, in private family, paving and bus. FOR RENT—Three large, nicely furnished rooms with bath, use of laundry, room, electric washing machine, garage, $35. 304 N. Jack- son. FOR RENT—Two modern house keeping roms, reasonable, close in, 716 W.\Ninth, FOR RE for houseke and lights, $15, ‘T—Two rooms furnished ping, including gas 334 N. Ash. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—New, two-room mod- ern, furnished apartment, built-in features and laundry, $30, theluding lights; on pavement and bus line. 303 S. Washington, Phone 1608W. FOR RENT—Four-room furnished apartment. 362 N. Jackson. FOR RENT—Three-room apart private bath, built-in fea- partly furnished, close in. Inquire 232 8, Grant. Call Sunday FOR RENT—Five-room furnished apartment, Inquire 704 BE, Third. FOR RENT —Strictly modern apart- ment, close in, reasonable rent 342 S. Kimball. PARTMENTS. Two-room furnished or unfurnished apartment, dress- ing room, $20 and $25. 124 N. Mel- rose. Phone 1791-w. FOR RE Nicely furnished apartment, three large rooms and bath, on Bast Second. Phone 1056J. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment; has bath and gas, close in. 613 8, Ash. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment, bath, gas, lights, hot use of electric washer, heated garage if desired, very rea- sonable. 189 B. Jefferson. Phone 246J. FOR RENT—Close in, cozy, modern kaa and three-room furnished mt, plano if desired; adults, a7 81 8. Lincoln. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment, gas, lights and water, $30. Phone 2035J. 1150 N. Durbin. FOR BENT—Modern, furnished four-room basement. 629 y Eleventh, R RENT—Two-room apartment, POE ta bath, laund and store room. Call at 1339 S. Boxelder. Phone 1789R, FOR RENT—Extra good, nished apartment. E. Second, FOR RENT—Apartment, partly fur- nished, in good location and very close in, rent reduced. 226 W. Beventh, FOR RENT—Desirable, close’ in, modern, furnished | apartmer steam heat, private bath. 140 Midwe FOR RENT—Strictly modern, four room apartment, furnished or un- furnished. Apply 305 8. Kimball. all: fur- close in. 733 For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment. 2019W. 807 E. Third. modern, Phone Inquire in FOR SALE—HOUSES 4-ROOM house, gas stoves, water, lights, toflet inside, and high schools and ter. Phone 186 usiness cen: FOR RENT—Three-room basement apartment, modern, furnished, ex- cept bedding; adults, 1215 8. David, Phone 780W. FOR RE basement ferson. YT —Two-room furnished apartment. 224 N. Jef- Phone 1044J, FOR RENT—Zwo-room apartment, furnished, gas and light $25 month. McKinley Phone 1091W. basement including 341 N FOR RENT—Three-room unfurnish- ed apartment, steam heat, strictly modern, laundry with electric wash- er. 503 Park, Call at 505 8. Park. FOR RENT—Three-room, strictly modern, unfurnished apartment, built-in features, cheap rent. 1214 BE. First, Apt. No. 2. Furnished apartments, Park. Phone 387, \T—4-room .modern fur- partment, % block off and bus. Phone 1943-J. MILNE ARTMENTS FOUR-ROOM modern, unfurnished, steam heated apartment. Inquire 918 E. Second. FOR RENT—Strictly modern, fur- nished apartment, close in. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—Choice, close in, mod- ern three-room apartment, partly furnished, $25. 725 S. Ash. House in rear of lot. FOK RENT—Two-room furnished apartment, réasonable, gas and lights furnished. 319 S. Jackson. Phone 1872W. FOR RENT— Modern, furnished three-room apartment, hot water heat, very desirable, close in. Phone . 153 N. Grant. East A FOR RENT—Very desirable three- room apartment at 415 South Park street; three-room modern with bath for $50 per month. Immediate pos- ion. A. P. Nesbitt Realty Co., E. Second, Phone 101M. FOR RENT—Two rooms, furnished, down town, suitable for three peo- d in each room, bath, kitchen- steun heat, hot and cold water, uaunay y, foot garden for summer. Phone FOR RENT — Unfurnished ~apart- ment, living room, bedroom, break- fast nook, kitchenette, clothes closet, private bath, on pavement, laundry in basement. “Phone 2268R. FOR RE nished 33W. WILSON APARTMENTS. dern 3-toom unfurnished Murphy bed, range Phone 1055-R. unfur- Phone ‘Three-room upt., steam heated. apt., laun- RENT — Furnished, modern private bath, adults, ont and back entrance, half block trom Second. 133 8. Conwell. YELLOWSTONE W. Yellowstone, Apartment Phone 2 FOR RENT—Unturnished apart- ment, three rooms with private bath on first floor; adults; cheap rent; garage if desired. Oshes Apt., 1138 8. Walnut. FOR RENT —Two-room modern apartment, gas and lights fur nished. 431 S. Lincoln. FOR RENT—Three-room basement apartment with bath; rent, heat, lights In exchange for house work. Phone 2260J. FOR RENT—Furnished nished two-room apartments, pr: vate bath. Lincoln Apts. Phone 1507M. BEAUTIFULLY furnished apart ment, three rooms, piano, fire place, Nights, gas, phone, five blocks from postoffice, private entrance. Phone 1733R. FOR or unfur- Modern two-room fur- shed apartment, dishes and bed ding, close in, reasonable. 311 N. Lincoln, Phone 1186M. FOR RENT—Very reasonable, nice- ly furnished apartment, on Une, gas, Ughts furnished. 792 CY. FOR RENT—Parties leaving com- pletely furnished apartment; close in, attractive, piano, reasonable. Phone 1444J. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Modern. five-room house with two two-room apart- ments in basement. 431 E. Fifth. FOR RENT—One-room basement rodms, all 435 CY. Phone 1996-W. house, 2 furnished. FOR RENT—Large slx-room, new, modern home, located on south side in good dence dsitrict for $80 This is a good house money. A. P. Nesbitt Realty B. Second. Phone 101M FOR RENT—1426 South Elm street, new six-room house, beautifully finished. H. G. Bizzell, c-o Wyom- ing Trust company, APTS © - FOR RENT—Modern 6-room nished house, close in on pave ment, all clean, with garage, $55 mo., 3389 8. Lincoln. Phone 818-R. fur- FOR RENT—Four-room house, un / furnished, except stoves. Phone 2885 W. FOR RENT—Bight-room modern house. 355 CY. FOR RENT—11.room home, 350; four-room home and ga: 340; five-room home and ara re, $50. Phone 1870. ‘only FOR RENT —Five-room modern, un furnished house, 1105 Philips, St two-room basement, will rent sepa rate. Phone 1587M after 6 p. m FOR RE South house on $20 per Has gas Nesbitt Phone ~Two-room Cedar street for month. Partly modern. lights, city water. A. P. Realty Co., 312 BE. Second. 101M. FOR RENT—Modern house and gar- age, on pavement, four up and four down, some furniture. 1425 5. Poplar. Phone 1652W. FOR RENT—Furnished 5-room mo- dern house. Phone 578-J. FOR RENT—House, 5 large rooms, fully modern, beautifully fur. nished, heat furnished, side door, reasonable rent, garage. 821 CY. FOR RENT—Three rooms, modern enclosed porch, full basement and 1329 8S. Poplar. garage, reasonable. FOR house and gara month. Phone FOR RENT—Partly furnished house at First and Kimball streets, five rooms and bath, gas heat, $50 per month. Ask for Probst, 214 Mid west Bldg. FOR RENT—Fout-room house, nice: ly furnished, on pavement and bus line. Inquire 1730 E. Second Phone 1680. RENT—Five-room furnished north side, $30 FOR RENT—Four-room furnished house with garage, water, lights and gas in, on bus line, $25. Phone 1615S. FOR RENT—Unfurnished five or six-room house, modern, very nice, large rooms. Inquire 1127 Oakcrest. oR ee-room furnished ly modern, large yard, fenced, good location, north ‘side Call at 140 E. Midwest, modern house, McKinley. —Two three-room fur- es, lights, gas, water. Inquire 1144 Box elder. FOR RENT. house, wate garage. FOR RE New fou low, partly furnished, one acre of garden land, 10 minute with auto from postoffice, on Salt Creek pave- ment, $20 month. Phone 676J. FOR RE Y four-room modern McKinley. fwo-room furnished . lights and gas, with ater room bunga nicely furnished house. 642 8. FOR RENT—Six-room modern, fur- nished house. 1218 S, Ash, Phone 809R. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—New three-room house with gas, water, lights, built to live in, located Casper. Price $1,800.50, $ Kamon close to Park] PAGE ELEVEN LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND * The following articies have been at the Tritune office for quite sdme time. Will the owners please Call ana claim— One pair nose glasses. One purse containing check. Bunch of keys in black leather case Child's brown Kid glove uy inch of keys in black leuwtHer PARTY was seen taking bicycle from between store and apart- ment house, corner K and Virginia, Ple to 1113: Virginia and PERSONAL KEY private re: avery ordained es dailt> eves hotels 6006 BLOOD tablets ar 606; money back gu ; particulars free. Welch Medicins Atlanta, Ga. LEGAL NOTICES eee NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION” Department of the Interior, S. Land Office at st W ming, January 6, 1925. Notice is hereby given that Rob: ert D. Campbell, of Casper, Wyse ming, who on October 6, 19205 made Additional Stockraising Homestead entry, No. 012686, for %, Section 25, Town- , Range 87 Sixth principal Meridian, has filed now tice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to the land above described, be- fore United States Commissioner, at Casper, Wyoming, one the 19th day of February, 1925. Claimant names as witnesses: James B. Grieve, of Ervay, Wyo- Si, S% ship 36 > Real Estate Co., E. Second. Phone 7 FOR SALE—Five-room basement apartment house on rear of lot. Phone 1652J. FOR SALE—In order to buy a home cheap, buy during a depression that is now. Call 2493 for a bargain ina veal home. ‘Three thousand will handle twelve thousand dollar home. FOR SALE — Four-room house, Mountain View, gas, water, elec tricity and telephone in house, base- ment, garage. Price $2,000. Liberal terms. Baker-Grude Inv. Co., Real tors. Phone 1189. FOR SALE—Debirable residence in southeast part of town. Large living room with fireplace, built-in book case and window seat, two bedrooms and bath, big kitchen with roomy breakfast nook, and full basement with plumbing roughed in for apartments. This house was completed last July. It is on puv- ing, one block and a if from school and the same distance from two bus lines. The price ts $6,000, with terms to ponsible parties. This price incluc and stoves. house with and smal) 782 Cy Ave. ‘o-room house, size 16, gas stoves in, partly furnished, electricity and telephone available, Mountain View, lowest taxes. Price only $700, $100 cash and == small monthly payments. Baker-Grude Inv. Co. Phone 1189. —$<$$_$_ _______ FOR SALE--By owner, a large five- room modern house with full base- ment. Phone 1375R. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE—Garage, $15,000, Lovell, Wyoming, population, 3,000, grow. ing. Industries: agriculture, sugar factory, glasa factory, brick and tile plant, oll refinery. Excellént loca tion, Junction of ¢wo highways to Yellowstone national park. Oil struck on outskirts of town. Big development in spring likely. One other garage in town. Splendid opening for young man who knows garage business. Write P. O, Box 413, Lovell, Wyoming. CAPITAL weekers—put your project before. 1,400 “key-men,” Cost trifling under my plan. Details free. AMSTER LEONARD, First National Bank Bldg., Chicago. MONEY TO LOAN invest or loan $2,000. particulars in first let Box B-176, Tribune I HAVE to Write all ter. 76, TO LOAN, $2 on Ci only, Box B 000 on real 183 mortgage esti ir Tribune, On diamonds, jewelry, guns, musical instruments, Cameras, good clothes. United Jewelry Shop, 249 8. Center. FOR TRADE FOR TRADE—$400 equity in $650 lot on East Second and $400 cash as first payment on four or five- room modern house, priced right. Box B-185, Tribune FOR TRADE—Central Missouri farm of 80 acres, good springs, tim: ber, suitable for hogs and chickens Want good vacant lots or small house. Kamon Real Estate Co, Second. Phone 702 oR my RADE—Wanted to excl Casper home for improve land near Wyoming line in South Dakota or Nebraska. For informa. tion address 1. O, Box 708. FOR SALE OR TRADE—By er, S-room modern home, heat, fire sirable loc 1 turn, 642 own hot water east front, very de priced for quick 8. Beech. HAVE good jiouse car, would trade for equity in property, Am. Agate Cutting Co. Call at rear 260 4. Center, FOR LEASE FOR LEAS! —Fiveacro house 14x24, outbuilding good water, ced 4% Boyer on Bar. FOR RENT OR LEASE--To re sponsible party, modorn, well fur nished seven-room house, close in 613 8. Ash. ranch, 12x12, miles. 283 ming, Laurance L. Jamieson of Ervay, Wyoming, Peter Donovan of Casper, Wyoming, Eugene Mc+ Gacy: of Casper, Wyoming. B, J. ERWIN, Register. Pub. Jan. 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1 a 8, 1925. —— id NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION~ Department» of the Interior, 4: S. Land Office at Douglas, Wya- ming, January 6, 1925. 5 Notice is hereby given that Jos seph E. Allen of Casper, Wyoming who on October 27, 1921. made Stockraising Homestead entry No: 025764, for SE%NEM%, NE% SE%, Section 381; %SW%, NW%. W'%NEX, NE SEG Section 32, SWUSE% 4 Section 29, E4SE%, ‘s Township 34 N., Range 34 Sixth Principal Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make finn? three year proof, to es claim to the land above described, before United States Commissi er, at Casper, Wyoming, on 17th day of February, 192 Claimant names _as witnesses: William K. Tyler, eae E. Spicer, Whitten Anderson, J. J. Allen, al of Casper, Wyoming. B. J. ERWIN, Register. Pub. Jan. 25, Feb. and 8, 1925. 11, 18, —>—_—— NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U, S. Land Office at Douglass ,Wyo- ming, December 20, 1924. Notice is hereby given that Thomas P. Dailey, of Monotag Wyoming, who on January 29; 1920, February 21, 1921, made Homestead and Additional Stodk- raising Homestead entries, Nos. 023017-023018, for Homestéexd SW Sec. 26, Township 36 Nij Ri and Additional tion 26, Town ship 36.N., Range 89 W.,’ Sixth Principal Meridian, has filed ice of intention to make three year proof, to claim to the land above described; before United States Commission~ er, at Casper, Wyoming, on the 28th day of January, 1926. Claimant names as witnessts: George Hodson, of Waltmati; Wyoming, John Dailey of Moneta; Wyoming, R. E. Derrick of Casper, Wyoming, Herman Grimm, Cai per, Wyoming. . ERWIN, B. Register, Jan, 4, 11, 18; J. . 28, 1924 > NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION: Department of the Interior, Ur S. Land Office, Douglas, Wyo- ming, December 28, 1924. Notice is hereby given that Johm Blaisdell, of Alcova, Wyoming, who, on January 24, 1923, made Additional Stockraisi ng — Honte~ stead entry, SE%, SW% E%NW% NY4%NWh s Section 25, Township 2 , Range 88 W., Sixth Principal Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to es tablish claim to the land above dee scribed, before United State Com- missioner, at Casper, Wyoming, on’ the 3rd day of February, 192 Claimant names as witne Chester Johnson of Alcova, Wyo: ming, Russell H. Nichols, of Cas? per, Wyoming, Charles Spurlock of Alcova, Wyoming, A. lock of Alcova, Wyomin, B. J. ERWD Register, (9 Pub. Dec. 28, 1924, Jan. 4, 11, 18) 256, 1925 , ee ESTRAYED STOCK The following described mals are advertised for sale public auction from the pound, at 2:00 p, m, reise January 17, 1925 1 bay gelding. roach mane, weight about 1450, no brand. The above described stock to be dvertised and sold as estrayed. stock to comply with the state law and the city ordinance governing: the same. Fisted S. YOHE, Chie? of Poli Publish Jan. 8, 11, 15, 1925."