Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1925, Page 9

TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1925 f BRINGING UP FATHER GET OP! DIDN'T I TELL. YOO TO TAKE THAT U1.5, CHARGE 0 FALGE CLAIMS Io DEALT BLOW (Continued From Page One) ing the administration of naval re serve lands to the interior depart- ment was secured through misrep- resentation; the letter of Assistant Secretary of Navy Roosevelt direct- ing the interfor department to give no publicity to the contemplated plans of the navy to lease certain lands and erect certain emergency tankage, and the testimony of Pro- fessor K. C. Heald on the stand at the time of the adjournment. Professor Heald, it will be recall- ed, was the geologist upon whose testimony Senator Walsh placed so much importance in showing that there was ov drainage of the Te: mat dom’ oy drillers on adjoining ande iter a few questions by Mr. atoberts of government's: coun- sel, the witness was turned over to the defense, Judge Lacy cross ex- amining. Before a dozen ques- tions had been propounded and an- swers it developed that the witness’ examination of the Teapot dome structure consisted of about four hours on the field and that at the time he made this examination there was snow on the ground. Fur- ther it developed that he was work: ing from an incorr-:t penciied map of the reserve and that certain Jands to which specific reference was made, and upon which Senator Walsh based most of his statements were not, as a matter of fact, in the ‘Teapot dome reserva at all, lying outside of that reserve. When the court convened on Mon- day, the room was well filled be- cause the outcome of this suit means a great deal to the future of Wyoming. Senator Pomerene made the opening statement for the gov- ernment. He stated the govern- ment would show the whole scheme contracts were made wholly with. out authority of law, because they were made without competitive bid- ding and because they provided for the erection of emergency tankage for the navy without competitive bid- ding. He further said the govern- ment would show the whome scheme ‘Was a conspiracy between Harry Sin- clair of the Mammoth Oil company, and former Secretary of the Interior Alber B. Fall. The contention made in the bill and one of the conten- tions of the government in the Do- heny case at Los Angeles that the presidential order transferings the administration of naval reserve lands to the interior department was secured through fraud and misrep- resentation made the president, has apparently been dropped. The defense reserved its state- ment until after the close of the gov- ernment's direct evidence. Edward F. Finney first assistant secretary of the,interior was the first witness called by the govern- ment. Little of importance from the standpoint of the government was secured from the witness, He stated that in the matter of looking after details of the leasing of the naval reserves and the cankage con- tracts that were involved with them the work had been divided in the oftice, he being given the California reserves. It developed on direct ex- amination of the witness that the so-called secrecy involved in these matters was due to a letter from As- sistant Secretary Roosevelt of the nayy department and that this se- crecy asked because, involved tn the transactions, were important war Preparedness questions, that is, the tankage, and that the interior de- partment naturally followed the re- quest made by the navy. During the cross examination of the wit- ness the full text of the Roosevelt letter was read into the record, The government brought out the fact that there had been a legal opinion to the effect that the law did not permit exchange of royalties for construction and special refer- ence was made to an opinion. of Osear Sutro of the Standard of Call- fornia, Judge Finney said he had argued this question with Stutro and that he, Finney, held to quite “ different opinion, and so informed Secretary Fall. On cross-examination it developed that Secretary Finney had been en faged in land law practices for great many years and that he w an expert on matters of this char- acter, dhe assumption being that he was far more competent to pas the legality of the law under wt the leases and contra than some attorney whose practice did not give him this peculiar know- ledge. It further developed on cross nination that it was Finney and not Fall who drew up the order for the president's signature to transfer administration of the naval reserve lands to the inte: department, this being done at the request of the navy department in order to prevent conflict of action, and that the navy might have the benefit of well equipped specialized departments of the interior, Commanders H. A. Stuart and Ir- [ui oka eee Cae | Are You Out of a Jobe Tribune and woman The man will belp every in Casper tn search of employment to find work by publishing For One Insertion Yosition Wanted” ads. Ke member it will cost you noth ing to advertise your services in The Tribune. If you ure in need of work ADVERTISE | 099q OUT AN HOUR AGO? vin T. Landis of the navy, George Otis Smith, head of the geological survey, and Professor Heald were the other witnesses of the day. Little of any importance was received from any outside of Professor Heald. Commander Landis, under objec- tions of defendant’s counsel, was not permitted to answer certain ques- tions and was excused for the time being. The defense did not cross- examine either commander Stuart or Mr. Smith. Judge Finney, who was on the stand about two days in the Doheny California cuse and who there frankly said that it was he and not Fall who made the contracts with the Pan American interests, reiterated » that statement on the stand here. While the government in the Sifclair case evidently wanted to show that while Finney had been freely consulted in the California leases he had not been so consulted in the Sinclair leases, the witness said that because of the vast amount of work in the interior department it was divided between the secretary and two assistants, and that in the matter of the naval leases the reserve in California fell to him and the reserve in Wyoming to Secretary Fall Dempsey Has Fifteen Days To Make Reply NEW YORK, March 10. — Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, has 15 days in which to accept the challenge of the negro, Harry Wills; carried to him by, the New York State Athletic commission by tele- gram on Friday, and the regular meeting of the eastern | ‘governing body today is very likely to sidetrack the issue for the time belps. From aif “{hdicafions, 1the New York officials will await the arrival here of Jack Kearns, manager of Demprey, before taking further steps. 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No .repubilca tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement, CLOSING HOUR Want Ads to be classified properly | must be in the Casper Daily Tribune J ed fee before 10. Want Ads receiv atter 10 to 12 a. m. will be Inserted under the head “Too Late to | Classity." ADVERTISE- TS. Must be accompanied by faa ve neck in full payment of the sam ‘ote the foregoing Cans te about counting the words an\ rate per word for the Casper Daily Tribune. HELP WANTED—MALE SigEUREEEEUENNSe Ni }ANTED—Men, women and chil- Wants halreutting, 40 cents, Haire cutting specialists. 116 EB. Second. POSITIONS WANTED pepe YOUNG LADY wants general house- work; no cooking preferred. Ex- | oul OF TOWN | MEN1 perlences and references. hone 160-J. ANTED—Work of any kind by competent woman elther by hour, day or week, Phone 2012-R 2. RIENCEP stenographer dey sires position all or part Ume. Phone 769-J. MAN and wife want work on ranch. Box 1656 Casper. WANTED—SALESMEN ee WANTED—Winona Mills salesman. Do you want to earn from $5 to $15 per day or more, pleasantly building a permanent business for yourself? Any man or woman with small investment, who can quality, n do this, thousands of our salesmen have done for 37 years ly selling broad line Men's, Women's and Children’s Guarante Hosiery and Underwear of unusual merit. No deliveries, no collections. Refer- ences required. Apply O. C. Parker, x 610, Greeley, Colo. division manager, SERVICES OFFERED JERSEY milk delivered at your door fresh every day, garden and lawn making, team work of all kinds. Murphy Bros., 416 Holly, phone 1096-R or 698-M. DRESSMAKING. at my_ nome or your home. Phone 2666, Ash St. FRESH sweet milk delivered to your door, 18 cents per quart, after March ist. Carlson Dairy. Phone 14R4. NOTICE. Announcing the semoyal of the} GRACIOUS - HE'S BACK ALREADY: Che Casper Daily Cribune FOR SALE—POULTRY FOR SALE—One purébred White Langshang rooster. 603 S. Melrose, COLUMBIA HATCHERY P. O. BOX 1102, DENVER, COLO. 10,000 BABY CHICKS WEEKLY We can supply you: with any quantity of the following varletie: Rose and Single Comb Reds. White, Brown and Buff Leghorns. White Wyandoettes and. Barred Rocks. Buff Rocks and Buff Orpingtons. Vanity Box Beauty Parlor to its temporary location at 150 North Grant where I will be pleased to meet my old and new customers: Phone 3007-W. Mrs, Nancy Conner. CALCIMINING and painting work guaranteed; prices reasonable; let me paint your window screens. Can give you an estimate. Phone 1138. MARCELL also home appointments. 949 S, McKinley, phone 2562-M. BUILDING and repair work, floor sanding. Phone 376-W. ACME CABINET SHOP. Planing mill. Phone us_ for prices. Al R. Boyer, Mgr. House phone 2753-W. Shop phone 1806-W. (eS ie EM YOUNG LADY will care for chil- dren evenings. Phone 2665, MARCELLING, experienced opera- tor. 133 8. Wolcott for appoint- ments. Phone 2156-J. GET your plumbing done now, R. Brammer will give you a square denl. Specia) attention given to gas piping and repair work. All work Guaranteed. Phone 2090J. WANTED—Small family washings and laundry work for single ladies and gentlemen who have no home. Prices reasonable. All work guar- anteed to be high class. We call for and deliver. Phone 1499-M. LAWN dressing for sale, sack or load, all kinds, Phone 1398. TEAM work, excavating done; sand, gravel, lawn dressing delivered: saddle horses to rent. L, E. Blanch- ard. Phone 2014M. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Nash touring car, ino- del 1923, $400 down, balance monthly. Phone 964-J. \ For results try a Tribune Classified For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE—Household goods of seven rooms, two bedroom suites, overstuffed living room suite, wal- nut dining room suite, writing desk and other articles; very reasonable if sold at.once. 1135 8. David. FOR S§LE—One dining room table, one Sanitary cot. Cheap, Phone 1976-J. THE STORE WITH THE SMALL OVERHEAD FOR SALE—Used baby crib, $5.50; oak drop leaf’ table, $5; trunks, 82-inch, $12.50; sult cases, $3.25; G-hole range, $32.25; used gas range, $10; oak chiffrobe, $20; new cotton mattress, $8,50; square dining table, ae kitchen chairs, $1.25; rockers, HUNTER-GOLL CO, First St Phone 2200 242 W FOR SALE — Complete | quarter sawed oak dining room set with round top pedestal table, six leather upholstered seat chairs and buffet, tc a rocker chairs. Phone S1J. FOR SALE—We have on our floors, 10 slightly used gas ranges at n pri Casper Gas Applt- e Co., 115 East First, phone 1500. FOR SALE—Floor lamp and ma- hogany Victrola reasonuble if ta- ken at once. Box B-83 Tribune, BAILEY FURNITURE C0. WE ARE continuing our mattress actory and until March 15 we will remake mattresses for a _ special price of $6.50. Call us before the spring rush starts. 326 W. Yellow- stone. Phone 1617J. WANTED WANTED—For Sunday, small jobs ucimining, painting; work guar- anteed; prices right. Phone 1220J. WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—We pay mare for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, Guofolds, all househoid guoda, Phone 1086. Eb—Your old coal range or heater In exchange for a range or heater, Phone 1086. White Orpingtons and Light Brahmas. Silver Laced Wyandottes and Anconas. Black Langshans and _ Black Minorcas. Silver Spangled Hamburgs, and Mixed. We ship only strong - healthy stock and guarantee live delivery by prepaid parcel post. Write for prices and full particulars. COLUMBIA HATCHERY h Ave., Denver 3465 W. 440 Phone Gallup 1552 For Sale—Miscellaneous UNREDEEMED high grade suits for sale very cheap. 249 S. Cen- ter St. FOR SALE—Candy case, new, also small cash register. W. Railroad, FOR SALE—Baled alfalfa hay or in stack at. ranch; Bessmer_ Bend country, 11 miles, See Ben Realty Co., 202 Midwest Bldg. good as 537 FOR SALE—We always. have fresh stock of United States tires and tubes, gas, oil and accessories; low storage and repairing. Willis Gar: age, 363 S. Ash. Phone 1891W. For Rest—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Yellow German Roll- ers and Hartz Mountain singers, $5, $8, $10 and $15. Also females. 422 8, Grant. FOR RENT- per month: electrics, $5. ng done. Brooks, 749 East Phone 1648W. FOR RENT—Sewing machines; ex: pert repairing, all makes, parts, accessories. Singer Co., 121 BE, First. Phone 2205. FOR RENT—Large store, cheap, North Casper, across street from Pigsly Wiggly.| Phone 1398. Sewing machines, $3 Repair. Hy. fOR RENT—Well lighted, desirable offices. Call 401 Consolidated Rovalty Bldg. WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—5room mo- dern house in Park school district. Phone 1255-M. FAMILY of adults want to rent five or six room modern house, good residential location; reasonable rent; no one in basement. References ex- changed. Phone 2652. 4 WANTED TO RENT—Five-room, furnished house on pavement, close in with garage. Phone 715 after 6 p. m. FOR RENT—OFFICES FOR RENT—Furnished office room, Zuttermeister Bldg, Phone 410. FOR RENT—Sulte of office rooms in 0. Bldg. ROOM AND BOARD exclusive, 616 5. Wol- ROOM at the Antlers; moderate; gentleman. cott. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Rooms, able. Phone 1972. roa FOR RENT—One bedroom. Park. Phone 387. FOR RENT—Steam heated rooms, $3 and $4 per week, also garage for rent $5 per month. 615 «8. Beech. FOR RENT—Room for gentleman, call after 6 o'clock or on Sun- days. 631 5S. Beech. ¥OR RENT—Rooms with bath, $3.50 per week, Royal hotel, 258 W, ist, Phone 2735-J, very reason- 19 BE. \- 445 5S. FOR RENT—Heated room in mo- dern home, $12 per month. Also garage, 742 8. Ash. WANTED TO BUY—Highest cash price paid for second hand furnt ture. Brooks 749 East H. Phone 1648.W. WANTED — Used furniture and Frye’s Furniture Store, Phone 1278. WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co., 234 8. David. Phone 249. FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK stoves, 249 W. Yellowstone. FOR SALE-—Fifty good draft horses, harness, wagons, also twenty-five good Holstein mjlkers. L. EB. Blanch- ard, Phone 2014M. FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT—Thirée modern house keeping rooms, everything fur- nished; close in. Phone 1230W. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Furnished basement apartment. 445 8. Park, Phone FOR RENT—Modern, furnished apartment, $35. Phone 2268R. nectar ieni eunuch Try Tribune Want Ads for Results. FOR RENT—Two room hou -Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus NOU TOLD ME TO TAISE Him OOT- ©1925 ey Inne Feature Service, In For Rent—APARTMENTS | Great Britain rights reserved. O°/O | FOR RENT—HOUSE- libel now pending in the U, S. District Court for the District of | FOR RENT—Modern, furnished) POR RENT—Fiveroom moderr apartment, consisting of living house with four room apartme nt room, kitchen, Hats yery desirable| in basement, gas, ge, chicken | for couple; stehm heat’ furnished;| yard, ‘awn, on_ pave: | laundry. facilities; downtown loca- | trent and bus line; 8. Spruce | tion, Tribune building; rent very rea-| street; rent Guaranteed Inyest- | sonable. Phone 15393 or call Apt.| ment Co. Phone 410, evenings | 1, Tribune Bldg. y | Reduced Rent FOR RF -Modern —_six-room One of the Finest Apartments Bhatt) sed oe ee ree | IN CASPER for rent; unfurnished.| frovire in 1 Lube $35; two large rooms, kitchen and private bath, two large closets heat and plenty of hot water ° fur nished; best close in location 345 South Park avenue. See this before you rent; Phohe 2268R. NEATLY furnished 2-room apt., on pavement, $30 per month Includ- ing lights and gus. 319 8. Jackson, phone 1872-W, FOR RENT—Two large room fur nished apartment, bath. 544 S Center, Phone 1938, YELLOWSTONE APARTMENTS Has 44 neatly furnished apart ments. We offer the most con venient lying quarters you can find anywhere. You are invited to in- spect them. Only respectable people need apply. adults preferred. Per month $80 and $32, in- cluding gas, lights, water’ and laundry service; three minute walk to Center street. Phone 2750 apartments. Phone 2750. a2 6 YELLOWSTO. W. Yellowstone. eee FOR RENT—Two large furnished apartments, gas and nished, 1420 8. Poplar FOR RENT—Three rooms and bath; 8 basement apartment, heat, lshts rent in exchange for ho work Phone 2250-3. FOR RENT—Four-room modern fur- nished, semi-basement apartment; private entrance and garage, at 1312 S$. Poplar. Phone 1681-M. pet re FOR RENT—Reasonable, desir ble, modern, furnished apartments; gas lights furnished; on bus line, 7 cy FOR RENT—Two-room partly fur- nished apt., close in, $18, lights, water and gas. Phone 2882-M. a FOR RENT—Three-room modern, furnished apartment. Phone 807 E. Third, Inquire in FOR RENT—Furnished basement apartment. 446 S, Park. Phone 87. FOR RENT—Modern, — semi-base- ment apt., unfurnished three large rooms, with private bath and laur dry room. Apply 539 Grant av- enue. Phone 1959. FOR RENT—Two rooms for Nght housekeeping; $12 per month, un- furnished; $14 furnished; close in. Phone 1972 or call 319 E, Railroad. ——— FOR RENT—Apartment, bedroom, living room; kitchen and bath; un- furnished; garage if desired. 803 5S. Lincoln. FOR RENT—Four-room modern apartment; breakfast nook, unfur- nished, laundry, bus every 10 min- utes. 1311 S. Spruce. Phone 2680. ——_—— FOR RENT—Furnished apt. at 915 8. Lincoln, phone 2497-W. FOR RENT —Modern, furnished apartment, three rooms and bath. Inquire basement, 607 S, Jefferson ———— FOR fF ‘T — Furnished, modern apartment, four rooms, pantry and bath, $20. 642 EH. 12th. Phone 1542M FOR RENT—4-room semi-basement apartment, | modern, clathes closets, furnished large rooms, pantry, adults only 1033 8! ‘Ash. FOR RENT—Whaley Apts., close in, furnished, strictly modern three-room apartment, $30; also two rooms, $17.50, 610 S, Ash. Phone 18920. FOR RENT—HOUSES RENT—Four-rdom modern 637 W. Ninth. Phone 730- FOR house. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—1425 South Elm street, new six-room house, beautifully finished. H. G. Bizzell, care Wyo- ming Trust Co, FOR RENT—One-room house, sink and toilet, gas and lights, partly furnished. Inquire 264 S, St. Botolph. FOR RENT--Brand new four or five-room strictly modern house, hardwood throughout, full basement, furnace, Bonnie Brae near Hast 11th, fine section. on paving, $50 per J month. ‘Adults preferred. Casper Realty Co. Phone 381. FOR RENT—2room “furnished house, 153 8. Botolph. ly furnished, 1116 Wast. phone 2567-W, FOR RENT—Four-room furnished house, Call at 536 8. Grant. Phone 1967J. FOR RENT—Three rooms, sun porch, modern, well furnished, gar- age. 633 W. 13th. ghts fur hou: LOR RENT—Desirable stuc gas, lights and water in. {| Fenway. Phone 1818 or call at 1 S. McKinley. FOR RENT—Small furnished house on bus line. Couple or bachelors. 1228 Ced. FOR RENT—House, three rooms and bath, newly decorated, | water facilitte « and half’ from bus. Inquir Ash. | FOR RE desirab Casper; lawn, otherwise modern. Phone or 9 “room apartme trees, tile bath Pelton & Hemry, J. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Strictly modern five room bungalow, residential’ dis trict, on pavement; price and terms reasonably, Box B-17, Tribune. FOR SALE=Six-room, nearly new house, cloxe in, on pavement, best esidential district. terms. & rover C. EB. 1tth, Phone 1443. FOR SALE—Attractive modernr house, full pase: nace heat, completel. ano included, has good gar n if taken at once. J, F. Jones & Co, America Theater Bldg. up: stairs, phone 1204. FOR LEASE FOR LEASE—Good 320 acres fe pasture on river, near reasonable terms. Phone 154 ced For Sale—REAL ESTATE Lot 8, Block 35, Mills 275. Box 351, Fort Ben-| ton, Mont, | a FOR SALE~A good business cor: ner lot, Eighth and Jackson, sell reasonable ff taken soon, Box 92, FOR TRADE TRADE YOUR PROPPRTY—We have parties with good ‘farm lands in Nebraska, Colorado, Montan and the western states to trade fc Casper property. Barnard Realt WILL TRADE equity in 6-room house for contract work or land tract or Thermopolis property. Phone 2946-W. ie FLORIDA TRACT—5 to 20 acres in| line of development to trade for Cas- per property. These ill make you money. d Realty Co. LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND © 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. Binck leather vanity bag. Headlight glass and rim for De leather ase glasses in case. $$$ $$ $$$ $$ PERSONAL MADAM J. REA KEYES, -ordained spirtualist, private readings daly, message circle every Monday eve- ning, 8 p. m. Apt. 8. Wyatt hotel. Phone 2609-J. MADAME FRANCES Psychologist Advisor and Psycho Palmist No matter how complicated your conditions are, she can help you Fee $1.00 this week. 443 W. Yellow- stone, apt. rear, Hours 10 to 8, PHYSICAL CULTURE class, Elks’ wives freo, others may join, reduc- ing demonstrations free to all to prove work; beginning March 10th, 9 10 10 a.m, Elks’ gymnasium; be one of the first to start getting young, the opportunity Is yours, for information phone 2666. LEGAL NOTICES MONITION In the United States District Court, for the District of Wyo- ming. United States of America, vs. One Buick 1922 Model Touring Car and R. T. Lilly. No. 1529 Civil. In obedience to- a Warrant of Seizure to me directed, in the above-entitled cause, I bave seized and taken into my possesnon the following described automobile to- wit: One Buick 1922 Model Tour- Wyoming, at give notice to the said des cording to the that th c the said Cc for the the United S the City day of Me on the for b rt ri | the same shall diction, otherwise on the next day| Pub. March 3, of jurisdiction and ther the same, and Wyoming, at by give notice ing the said d to interpose a clu or knowing or ha Cheyenne, I hereby all persons claiming | ibed automobile, or knowing or having anyt to say why the san hould not be} conde d and forfeited, and the proceeds thereof distributed ac- yer of the libel, d appear before to be held in and} ct of Wyoming, at | ates Court Roo P fe a day of juris- then | m for to make their alle- thereafte: 1 here- Il persons claim ribed automobile, ving anything to Cheyenne. to e ay why same should not be con- ned and forfeited, and the proceeds thereof distributed ac- cording to the prayer of the libel, that they be and ppear before said Court, to be held in and for he District of Wyoming, at the IR 1 la Au 1 Uni sam othe isdic r, there to interpo nd to: make at behalf. HUGH L. PATTON, gations in that beh | _The State of Wyoming, County HUGH L. of Natrona, ss. l In the District Court, Bight District Judicial District, Pub. March ¢ In the Matter of ale Estate of ——_ rman, Decessed, is hereby given to all MONITION and other persons in- t ict | terested in the ove entitled es- In the United States District | +! Pabrunid ¢ Court, for the District of Wyo- | (ate that on February 9, 192: ming. Acs Scott, United States of Arcrica, vs. | ministrator Saaceases One Packard Seven Passenger | fijed his final account and petition 1923 Model Touring Car and Roy | and report for distribution of said ‘ tar estate with the Clerk of the a No, 1528 Civil. | entitl In ‘obedience to a Warrant of | pay, court, where anyone i Seizure to me directed, in the| and petition and report and fi above-entitled cause, I have seized | objections thereto. st _wny time on and taken into my possession the| or before April 10, 1926, that is following described automobile,| within thirty d after the last to-wit: One Packard Seven Pass-| publication of this notice on } enger 1923 Model Touring Car. | 10, 1925, and if no objectio For the causes set forth in the] filed the F libel now’ pending in the U. S.| make final settleme: District Court for the District of| tate on April 11, wi Pu 10, March 9 to 1 Like new .- 1 Dodge Touring in perfect me- chanical. condi- 5O tion S NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE. Attorney ‘ PAGE NINE Maggie and JIGGS Will be at AUTO SH tk he } = Inclusive In the Meantime EAL USED CARS | Chevrolet t Ugust .. ..---.--- Ford Sedan ash Casper Motor Company in th ted States Court I rd da Room ¢ shall be erwise on t rshal L District of W ~<— MENT OF ESTATE thereafter as the heard by the court Dated this 0 ve ip» Has YARRY F SCOTT Administrator » Estate of ‘Thomas J. Sherm LLIAT{ 0. WILS b. c. H, RE Certified In 401 0.8, Bldg. HASELM Audi Suite 211, Con, AUDITORS IMERTH & CO, Public Accounts e Lax Service Phone 767 & PREBLE ecounts nts Roy. Bidg. Phone 660 R. 0, Vé Certifled Income ARC RAYBU PI Di AE i ND AD SPER 119 B. Fifth THE SERV DRS. J tL M. E. 938 Sout’ WOMEN eels Homer R, Lath Vii 8 ‘Dx KS. c Offices in Ri E st i T 10. MARSHALL HERBERT L Office 208 Sou Private Hosp! DR. ©, 1 Di ing Car, } For the chuses set forth in the | DR. Vhysicia OS Bidg. Railroad at Jacks Suite 312 Midwest Bldg. HARNED, Chiropractor Scott Bldg. 1 DOCTORS THE CAS HO SA HOSPITAL 542 South Durbin—Phone 406 » G BS’ RINARY D AN DENBERG Public s Tax v ‘Phone 48 HITECTS M. J. WESTFALL, Architect Phone 101M RNS. WEBB 12 Daly Building. hone 1352 BAGGAGE & TRANSFER ANSFER, STORAGE L CO.—Phone 949 BATTERIES BATTERY CO, Phone 907 CLEANERS OLEANERS on ICE hone 56 CHIROPRACTORS & A. G, JEF REY Ph, 706 North Kimball Street Phone 1457 DR. GROVE. 16 EB, 2nd. Phone 342 PER PRIVATE SE ND C Staff YNECOLOGY AND TETRIO rop, ¥ Se., M. D, & AND THROAT nton, M 1. D. RAY TREATMENT ES ohrbar Second Street nes St id 55 ©, KEITH, M. D, HARVEY, M. Db. th Center—Phone 30 ital, 612 So. Durbin General Vractice Surgery Obstetrics TZ, Over Frantz Shop es of Children 1. N. FROST 4 and Surgeon Phone 123 Li Roo im. Rn 225 210 212 save C. 0. D, expense WYO. PHOTO CO., Box 1741 —— i ROOFING WYOMING KOOFING CO 527 East 12th Phone 10 All Kinds of Koots Repaired } Applied ‘ WAREHOUSES " IEMINGWAY & McDONALD L 206-207 Ol EK. Phone 223 pect I taadl AE LS FOSTER AND WEHRLI i . 212, Con, Roy. Bldg. Lawyer Suite 218, Midwest Bldg. Phone 1193' pated Mescotahulsseions + Stahl EYES CAREFUL OSTEOPATH DR. CAROLINE ©. Office and Residence—215 EB. 9th Phone 388 KODAK FINISHING | a LAWYERS Lawyers Midwest Bidg. pm 832 NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-10-11 Ol) Exch nge Bldg. etude HAGENS & MURANE wyers xchange Building HAL CURRAN Attorney at 806 Con, WINTER and WE 202 Oil Exchange Phone 151 L CK & LACY 7° Suite 204-205 Midwest Bldg, ‘ Phone 1200 w Roy. Bdlg, Attorneys : Phone 41 EK, PAUL BACHELLER 402 Midwest Bldg. Phone 794. GEO. W. FERGUSON Attorney Townsend Bldg. Phone 196d W. H. PATTEN Attorney at Law Midwest Bldg. Phone 210; WILLIS STIDGER OGILBER & ADAMS O-S Bldg. Phone 2217 JOHN M, HE ‘) , Room 6, Kimball Bldg, . So. Center Phone 198 OPTOMETRIST A TESTED And G Properly by EVANS Center St, K. L. 134 DAVIS with pr Inclose coin roll and Crating, Moving, Storsge t