Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1925, Page 11

BERLENBACH F NOT DESERTED a\BY FRIENDS By FAIK PLAY t, 1925, Casper Tribune) NEW thi him ne fall had done than harm: chiefly, « it with fists, Already the In: are s other in the e Already it is evident ¢ unt of money will be put those who believe not only ths Iendach will go the whole route but may do some knocking out in his own account. is that tral ot beyond pessibill h is a ne bullde ce and cor whirlwind, al hitting power. a fearsome appearance in and having learned De- fighting methods, he has, believe, better than a falr e of turning the tabies. When Greb and Tunney meet in St. 1 on March 27, the fans will get 2 ood line upon the results that the American light heavy champion has made this year. If Greb can give Tunney a good pasting no one can deny he -hak made good progress. When the two fon. It is pretty has lose a title when hi pattle to the challenge: and given as good a ceived. a fighter to Colored Wife Of Rhinelander In N Social Register NEW YORK, March 12.—The name of Mrs, Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander, former Jaundress and housemaid, who is being sued by her husband, Leonard Kip Rhine- lander, for annulment of their marriage on the grounds that she is of negro descent, appears in the March supplement to the Social register, a directory of the city’s soclally elect, it became known to- day he entry appears as Rhine- lander, Mrs. Leonard Kip (Philip) Jones, Miss Alice B, married © tober 14, at New Rochelle, N. ¥ Shortly gfter the marriage of Rhinelander to Miss Jones, it be- came known that a census taker placed Rhinelander's bride in his records as a ‘mulatto. The couple separated shortly thereafter, and in his annulment suit Rhinelander alleges that the bride had deceived him about her race Names which have disappeared from the Social Register in recent ys Include Millicent Kozers who yoied Count Ludwig Salm-Hoog- ames. A. Stillman, D. Stokes. ‘Two cemts per word or ten cents per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Wive average words ed a basis of estimating a lin BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two Unes. All charged advertising will be bool Irrespective of the number of words, TELEPHONE ADS. Careful attention be given all ads received over the TELEPHONE, but we cannot guarantee acouracy. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFLED AD BRROKS. The Casper Daily ‘Tribune will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad vertisement ordered for more than ine time rrora not the fault ot advertiser which clearly lessen oul value of the adverticement will Dé fectitied only by publi without extra charge within F days atfer insertion. No republi 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 office before 10, Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m, will be Inserted under e head “Teo Late to the OF TOWN MENTS. Must he accompanied by cash or check in full payment of the same Note the foregoing Instructions sut counting the wort and tho rate per word for the Casper Datly ADVERTISE- ‘3. Are You Out of a Jobe ne Tribuno will help every an and in Casper tn {search to find woman of employment work by publishing FREE For One Insertion “Position Wanted" ads. Ne- member {it will cost you noth ing to advertise your services in The Tribune, If you cre in need of work ADVERTISE YORK, Mareh 12.—It ts raid i Paul Berlenbach was a mute in Bis younse’. days. Climbing a root to ‘ ‘a lost ball, he missed his and fell thirty feet to the stricken mother who pick- up, according to the story close friends of Paul's, found more it had had effect of restoring his power of these days Berlenbach st met, Greb beat Tunney to the | i THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1925 BRINGING UP FATHER | DON'T WANT TO G9 SOT WiTH THE COUNT - '™ TIRED FOMGHT GENARO WILL DEFER THLE YOU MAKE ME SICK. You NEVER WANT TO O90 With For Sale—AUTOMOBILES ~~ BUY a 57°Cad, 4-passenger, West- inghouse shocks, two cutduts, pead lish, Perfect mechanical takes test bill on high: right party. 1720 hone egsW. DETROIT, Mich Frankie Genaro, A 2 champion, hag signed for a ten round decision match here March 20, with Joe Lucas, Michigan bantanwelght champi Free Speech Is | Made Issue in Soviet Parley | NEW YORK, sion over the que speech in soviet Russia so diaturbed SAL 1 Coupe, t clavs condition, new paint, sled, gcol tires, a wonderful See oyerha n fa a good automobile. this Terms. YF: land Co., 428 ©. Yellpwatone, For Sale-—Household Goods | FOR SALE—One dini room table, one Sanitary cot, Cheap. Phone 1976-1 | Out of the High Rent District | Wh CAN make you the lowest! yrices on standard gase stoves and ranges yhole gray crane! if white onaael regu: , $87. See us tur GOOD paint. Pr, Brenaan, 144 8. Durbin (ust Second street). session of tho int mittee for polltic: town hull that and ordered t! be cleared. No crowd contenting recting hisses toward the officers; cluding Norman Hapgood, the ¢ man. ‘The disorder arose when a letter from Arturo Giovannitti, Italian communist, who had. been scheduled to speak, was read. He stated th. he was not in sympathy with meeting, adding that frecdom in the United States was not equal to that in soviet Russia y these reasons, he wrote, he would not speak, Roger Baldwin of tho American Civil. Liberties union, gained the floor and shouted “there ix no f dom of speech in sovict Tussiat “It's all ree cheers for soviet Russia! a shout from the audience. This brought the their fect. Any number of speakers tried to gain the foor at, once, the police stepped in and Mr, Hi 4 left the hall, as he said, “disgusted came resent to HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—Men, women and chil- dren's haircutting, 40 cents. Halr- cutting specialists. 116 B, Second. POSITIONS WANTED WANTED=Position with business firm by middle aged woman, who. has had office experience; intelli- gent, refined, pleas: manner and nice voice. Box B-86, ‘rijune. work; PRACTICAL references. POSITION WANTED-—Clerical bookkeepin young man; perienced. I’hone 475\W. EXPERIE D stenographer sires position all or part nurse wants Phone . sui W or ex: de- time. Phone 769-J. G LADY will care for chil evenings. Phone 2605. SERVICES OFFERED MARCELLING, tor, 133 8. ments. Phone 2156-J. JERSEY milk delivered at your door experienced opera: fresh ev , garden and lawn making, teain work of ail kinds. Mutphy Bros. 416 Holly, phone 1090-R or 698-M. dressing for load, all kinds. Pho' NOTICE, . sack ‘or e 1398. ing the veme 1 oxe Beauty Parlor to_ it location at 150 » ere I will be please old and ne tomors, 6 3007-W. Mrg. Nancy Conner Wolcott for appoint a room suite, living room furniture, w 1 FUSS, nut bedroom suite; very rensunable. Phone 2365 ON SALE—Two baby beds, dining », chairs, dresser, rugs, large bed with mattress. 1254 8. Wash- ington, , BALLEY FURNITURE CO. WE ARE continuing our mattress factory 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: tone. Phone 1617J. SALE—Quick meal gas range, one Humphrey and kitchen LE—Dining ror Lorain regulator; jant ‘fire heater pinet. 133 West K. THE STORE WITH THE SMALL OVERHEA FOR SALE—Sanitary couches, $3; kitehen cabinet, $12; kitchen safe, $8; oak drop leat table, $5.50; ice chest, $10; sewing rocker, $3; card table, $3.15; ouk dining table, square, $5.50; slide under couch and pad, $11.50. Special prices on congoleum. HUNTER-GOLL CO. W. First St. Phone 2200 WANTED ANTED—Board and room with private family by employed girl; prefer close in; please state particu: lars and price. Box B-87, Tribune, WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, SUBIOER all househcid goods. Phone 1086. 4 WANTED—Large trunk, must be reasonable and in good condition. P.O. Box 654. WANTED—Your old coal range or heater tn exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086. —<—<—<—< << ——___—_—_——<—<—_—_—— WANTED TO BUY—Highest cash price paid for second hand furnt ture. Brooks 749 East H. Phone 164k. W. ——$—$——_____ Used furniture and . Frye's Furniture Store, Yellowstone. Phone 1278. WE WILL buy cr*exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co., 234 8. David. Phone 249. OR SALE—POULTRY FOU SALE—S. C. Ancona eggs from Hogan tested breeding pen, select- ed by expert judge from large flock for high production. Pen hexded by male. purchased direct from Sheppard's famous Ancona farm, from high egg producing stock. Winners at poultry show. Thirteen ges for $1.50. F %. Crater, Second. Phone. 675F FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK BUILDING wna repair work, floor sand. Phono 376-W. ACM B CABINET stor. Planing Al mill, Phone R. Boyer, Me W. Shop pho prices, phone PR 1 sweet milk delivered f ch ist. your plumb) ‘ ammer will give you a square Special attention given to Ens All work deal. piping and repair work. guaranteod. Phone 2vgeJ. at my nome or at home. Phono ° 725 M work, excavating el, lawn dressin rves to rent. ne 2014M REPAIRI W. V. Johns 915 8, McKinley. FREE marcel week; Suturday nut. Phone M. ——$—$—$ LADY wants children care for evenings. Phone 12 done; sand, delivered; L. remodeling Carpenter, the Vhone and bob curl 60c, 915 8. this Wal- CALCIMINING guaranteed. ings, Phone 18 For Sale—AUTOMOBILES or painting, worl all nights. or, morn: OJ. 1, W. Smith, FOR SAL Call at rear, E. Blanch-] ' FOR SALE—Fifty good draft horses, harness, wagons, also twenty-five good Holstein milkers, L. E. Blanch- ard. Phone 2014M. Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. PIANOS GOOD Upright practice plano, $85, torms $10 down, $5 per month. Another at $155, terms $10, $8 per month, Either may be exchanged within one year for full value ap- plied on another piano. ‘The Chas. Ki, Wells Music Co., 232 EB. Second, 194. sper. Phone For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—One electric sewing ma- chine, good condition, 612 8. ancoln, YOR SALE—Brand ‘new free welgh- ing machine with advertising at- tachment, aults for drug, cloth- ing, grocery ny busy | house; reasonable, No. 3, Ol Kx: change Bidg. tit een on ey UNREDEEMED high grade suits for sale very cheap. 249 8. Cen: ter St. FOR SALE—Floor lamp and ma: hogany Victrola, reasonable If taken at once. Call rear 124.8. Beech. = —— FOR SALE—We always have fresh stock of United States tires and tubes, gus, ofl and accessories; low storage and repairing, Willa Gri age, 363 S. Ash. Phone 1891W. The WELL -ILL PHONE THE COONT AND CALL OFF THE EN GAGEMENT- Some people don't know a real bargain when they see it, others do and don’t take advantage of it; the wise ones know the bargain when they see it and take advantage of it, that is the r The property listed below is for the progress and others stand still. WISE ONES. Fine beautiful home on south side, good residence district, on pavement, full size 60x140 foot east front lot, lawn in, near Park ge living room with fireplace, large dining room, oak floors schoo!, la hese two rooms, two good sized features and y, you could not owner is entitled to Ss are terms can b appointment o1 Large beautiful home of five apartment in the basement, full size 650x140 foot corner lot on east side, in good location, sold last year for $6,500, owner taking prope: % and Instructs Us to sell it quick for $5,000, $1,000 cash down Small assessments and no loan at Let us show you this property. modern home, with three-room basement apartment furnished Will give lease if desired. A, P. NESBITT REALTY COMPANY Loans, Investments, Insurance, Real Estate, bai payment and balance like rent, present on this property. For rent, five-room per mont 312 East Second St. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE-—Complete set of Del- phian books; reasonable. Phone 920M. RADIO BATTERIES—TUBES A. B. & C. tested batteries, Radiola and Cunningham tested tubes. The Chas. BE. Wells Music Co, For Rent—Miscellaneous pe IL, APSE AE A'S = WOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 per month; electric: 5. Repair: ing done. Brooke, 749 Bast H. Phone 1648W. FOR RENT—Sewing machines; ex: pert repairing, all makes, parts, accessories. Singer Co., 121 E. First. Phone 2205. ———$— FOR RENT—Large store, cheap, North Casper, across street from Piggly Wiggly. Phone 1398. YOR RENT—Well lighted, desirable offices. Call 401 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. WANTED TO RENT Re Bee BOSE TS 1. PE RE WANTED TO RENT—Small apart: ment or room with housekeeping privileges by two employed’ girls. Box B-84, ‘Tribune. FAMILY of adults want to rent five or six room modern house, good esidential location; reasonable rent; no one in basement, References ex- changed. Phone 2652. FOR RENT—OFFICES IpEEIEREpeeeE eee ere aay YOR RENT—Furnjshed office room, Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 410. — FOR RENT—Two very desirable of- fice rooms, third floor Producers and Refiners Bldg. Inquire E. T. Williams Of} Co. ———$<—$—$—$—$——— ns FOR RENT—Suite of office rooms in O. 8. Bldg. é. ROOM AND BOARD exclu . ROOM at the Antlers; 616 S. Wol moderate; gentleman. cott. FOR RENT—ROOMS RENT—Rooms, Phone 1972. FOR able. road ave. FOR RENT—Room, next to bath, outside entrance, board if desired, very reason: 319 B. Rall on CY bus line, garage. Phone 679M. FOR RENT—One bedroom. 445 5. Park. Phone 387. ‘Oh RENT—Room for gentleman, call after clock or on Sun days. 531 8, Beech. ROOM in modern home, very close in, reasonable. 3 8. Beech Phone 822M. FOR RENT—Rooms with bath, $3.50 per week, Royal hotel, 258 W. ist. Phone 2735-J. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Three-room apartment with private bath, strictly modern, very reasonable; garage if desired Phone 1087J. FOR RE Furnished basement apartment. 446 8. Park. Phone 387. . FORK RENT —Modern, furnished apartment, consisting of living room, kitchen, bath, very desirabl for couple; steam heat furnishe laundry. facilities: downtown loca- tion, Tribune building; rent very rea- sonuble. Phone 15393 or call Apt. 1, Tribune Bldg. fodern, furnished rooms and bath. 8. Jefferson, Inquire basement, FOR RENT—Th apartment, fr trance, on bus ln Phone 2497W. Reduced Rent One of the Finest Apartments IN CASPER for rent; unfurnished. $35; two large rooms, kitchen and ¢ bath, two Inrge closets, steam hot water fur- in location avenue. See this adults preferred room furnished and rear en: 916 8. Lincoln. pri heat and plenty niahed; best clo 445 South Park before Phone a well arranged first floor y room and het air pipe furnace. sell it immediately. arranged on $3,500 of the purchase price. Call us for appointment. Casper Daily Cribune- -Dra IT'S BAD ENOUGH TO STAY HOME SOT 10 RATHER Dorr THAN BE WITH THE COUNT- Wy, it 4) ey “ b ©1925 wy Inve Feature Seavice, fn Creat Britain rights reserved. son some bedrooms, bath, kitchen, y Full size. b This house would cost purchase the vacant lot for $1,500, more money for this Price only 55, Shown by rooms and bath first floor, nice east side, in good Icoation, and gurage, for $60 Phone 101-M For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT — Modern, apartment, $35. furnished Phone 2268R. N JATLY furnished 2-room apt., on Pavement, $30 per month includ- Ing lights and gas. 319 S. Jackson, phone 1872-W. FOR RENT nished Center. wo large room fur. apartment, bath. 644 & Phone 1938. OWSTONE . Yellowstone. apartments. Phone 2750. 426 FOR reeroom unfur nished a , Strictly modern rent Very reasonable. 1728 8, Cedar. Phone 2020W after 5. MILNE APARTMENTS FOUR-ROOM apartment; steam heat; garage if desired. Inquire 918 E. wn for ice The Casper Tri FOR RENT—HOUSES WELL *IIM GLAD OU DION'T GO WITH THE, SOONT - HE WANTED MOL YO Tar Him TO OINTN Moore's, bune by George McManus | 11th day of | We dv r unfurnished S. Washington, FOR RENT—Two room house part > F ly furnis 1116 East Fifth, Publish March 12, 19, 26, April phone . 1925. ; FOR RENT—Nice three-room fur-| NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE nished house, garden spot, Hghts| Notice is hereby gi that and fuel furnished, $22.50; on bus|_./‘°° Bo \MeTOn Sy Galore taper Nueer ase i ott he 701W.| Wherea~ default has occurred in Sat the conditions of .that certain ‘our-room modern cuted by J. Phone 2 or 923. Pelton & Hemry. Is —Small furnished houre H. sinson, bearing on bus line, Couple or bachelors.|date of June 7,1924, and secur- 8 S. Cedar. ing the payment of $450.00, evi- denced by one promissory note of FOR RE? Two-room furni: P ante th ie hotead abi onsen atuailte ¢ 640 S. ven date therewith, by reason of the failur —Partly furn most | Pay 3 » four-room apar nt In| whereas, the undersigned W. H, Sasper; lawn, trees, tile bath and] Dickinson is the owner and holder otherwise modern, of said note and chattel mortgage; and, wher unpaid on FOR RE Two-room furnished house, modern; reduced rent. under: sum of iach, 0 dollars uding in - and whereas suit —Unturnished house ‘oceeding has been insti-| Eighth, block from Park] tuted at to recover upon Phone 1342 after 6 p.m. | the ‘obligat scured by said FOR R our-room modern| chattel mortgag and, where- house. 6 . Ninth. Phone 730J.]as, said chattel mortgage contains {the power of sale in event of de fault the nortgagor; FOR SALE—HOUSES au th mortgagor; and, w , said aitel mortgage i was filed in the office the FOR SALE--Two-room house; County Clerk of N county, down, $ per month. Inquirs) Wyomin at Caspe yoming, 1116 E. Second. and duly index- For Sale—REAL ESTATE he ead 2 to- FOR SALE—Small farm; take car , 16 chairs, 11 stools, 1 part payment. Box B-85,| ras Tye tove: two- burner and 1 three-burner, 1 cof- fee urn, 24 Second. FOR RENT—Three-room modern, furnished-apartment; gas, lights 3,500 equity In and telephone furnished; one two- room apartment. 143 N, Kimball. FOR RENT—Unfurnished three- room apartment in duplex house, living room, bedroom, kitchen and bath, furnace heat. 340 W, 12th. FOR RENT—Three-room modern, furnished apartment. Phone 2019-W, 807 B. Third. Inquire in rear. FOR RENT—Two rooms for light housekesping; $12 per month, un- furnished; $14 furnished; close in. Phone 1972 or call 319 E. Railroad. TWO-ROOM basement, partly fur- nished; light, gas, water furnished. BP. O, Box 1701. 1215 8. Jackson, FOR RENT—Modern two-room fur- nished apartment, very reasonable. Phone 82R. FOR RENT—Whaley Apts., close in, furnisned, strictly modern three-room apartment, $30; also two thee? $17.50. 610 S. Ash. Phone 92S. LOW RENT—Furnished apartment, garage, private bath, half block from Second street. 133 8. Conwell. for RENT—Four-room semi-mod- rn, furnished basement and gar- age; one three-room basement, fur: nished. Phone 817W. FOR RENT—Completely furnished, unusually njce, two-room basement apartment, very comfortable, con- venient for working couple; $30 In- cludes lights and gas. Phone 1654R. FOR RENT—Modern, semi-base- ment apt., unfur' d three large ms, with private bath and laun- room. Apply 539 Grant av- Phone 1989, dry’ enue. FOR RENT—4-room semi-basement furnished apartment, mode rooms, pantry, clothes closets Ash ice modern two-re om | rything furnished 310 CY ¥OR RENT—? apartment, ¢ nt reasonab! oR RENT ‘hree-room modern basement apartment, furnished, 404 5. McKinley, Phone 1425R. YOU can rent two large, fully fur. nished rooms, water, Ughts and gas furnished at $20 per month at 1720 E. Yellowstone. Phone 698W. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT--Brand new four or fiveroom strictly modern house; hardwood throughout, full basement, furnace, Bonnie Brae near East 11th, fine section, on paving, $50 per month, Adults preferred. Casper | Realty Co. Phone 381 FOR RE om modern house, furnished, 1033 8. Poplar. FOR RE —One four-room unfur- hed house, water and gas in, $16.50; one two-reom unfurnished | house, water, gas and lights in Inquire at Riverview oom unfurnished house; modern except bath; gas stoves connected. Phone 666W. FOR RENT —Two-room house, everything furnished at bed: ding. Inquire 436 8, Conwell. FOR RENT—Five-room modern house with four room apartment in. bawement, gas, garage, chicken yard, ‘awn, garden spot, on pave ment ad bus line; 1910 8. Spruc 6 new, south Call Osh Administrator Hetzel M. Quinlan, after there is now due and said indebtedness to cups, dishes, 20 poon: umers, sign- i 8 | 2 ice small ) side pie 30 for! Maggie and JIGGS Will be at the AUTO SHOW March 9 to 12, Inclusive In the Meantime REAL USED CARS 1 Chevrolet Sedanette last new August . $650 1 Ford Sedan Like new 1 Dodge Touring in perfect me- chanical condi- 50 tion Nash Casper Motor Company Kimball 146 S. Phone 1818 bowls, 10 teapots, 13 stone jars, 1 double steamer, 4 metal pots, 1 collander, 1 doughnut jar, 6 egg cups, 33 pie tins, 7 pot covers, 1 dish washing stand, 2 frying y 2 waffle 3 dish " irons, pans, 6 kitchen spoons, 6 ladles, 1 whip- per, 1 strainer, 1 potato masher, 1 china cup, 1 backbar,.1 scale. will be sold pursuant to the power of sale in said mortgage contain- ed, public sale, to the highest bidder for cash on the second day of April, 19 at the hour of eleven o'clock a. m. of said day at the south front or of the court house in the City of Cas- per, Natrona county, Wyoming. to satisfy the obligation secured said mortgage, and all charges and costs of sale including attor ney’s fees, Dated at Ca March 12th, 1925 W. H. DICKINSON, Assignee of Mortgage. By Wm. J. Adams, One of his Attorney: Publish March 12, 19 and 26, Wyoming, sper, —-_-—— CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICA: TION Insurance Commissioner's fice, State of Wyoming. Cheyenne, Wyo., March 8, 1925. It is hereby tified that the Citizens Insurance Company of St. Louis in the State of Missour! has complied with the Insuran Laws of this state and is authoriz- ed to transact the business o Fire, Motor Vehicle, Tornado, Wind Storm, Cyclone and Hail In- Of- surance in this state for the cur- rent year. Witness my hand and sea office the day and first « written, H. A. LOUCKS, isurance Commi ’, Jordan Deputy, FOR TRADE—Clear price $3,500 North Dakota, all rented; consider bonds, oil stock, autos, Address P. O. Be FOR SALE C visible typew for 30x3% Exchange Bldg EQUITY in part, tra first, or equi 6 tires. pall hou je for alent, modern hou terial or labor, for FOR TRADE—Equity Phone 87W. residence, Ne store building, | price $2,000 land } se or what have ox 894, Casper, TRADE—Rex | ‘ood condition, Room 3, Oli AUDITORS ©. HL. RELMERTH & CO. buile The following articl at the Tribune office ( time. Will and claim— One purse containin, Bunch of keys In PERSON per Mountain Sundi LOST AND FOUND the owners plea. Que pair nose glasses, Child's brown kid glove. Bunch of keys in case, Biack leather vanity Headlight glass and car. Nose glasses in case. Suite 211. KG. VAN DI and Accounts x Consultants Koy, Bldg. Phone 660 i BERG Certified Public Account Income Tax Service 18 ise, southwest Certified Accounts rent to October Service Phone 2675W. Phone 767 in four & PREBLE Phone 10iM les have been ut or quite some call ARCHITECTS 7d. WESTFALL, Architect i check. Second St. ja I Bie Ueber RAYBURN S. WEBB 2 black leather vb bag. rim for Dodge NATRONA AND FUEL y BAGGAGE & TRANSFER —_—$—$—$—$_$___——_ ANSFER, STORAGE CO.—Phone 949 BATTERIES t BATTERY CO. ac marks: Finder please black with brown white call nized by man waiting in Phone 907 turn to une immediate ayold trouble. STRAYED—Female Collie (shepher« ANERS ested may examine and petition and thereto at any time days efter the 2nd « 1925, and are filed, the admir make his final settle estate on the street; rent $65. Guaranteed Invent: ment Co. Phone 410, evenings 2623. matter be heard Respectfully submi LEGAL NOTICES Wyoming, wherein anyone inter- file if no such objections Ath day of or as soon thereafter | Suite 313 Miawest Blug. outh Durbin——h w : M Ss said account objections within thirt “MARSHAL, HERBERT L. t HAKVE It tY Jamies 208 South Cent duy of April,| Private Hospital, 6 eral a) iistrator will ment of said} UR. 0. 1 Di ; ns the Dit, pe tted this the} 0-8 Bldg. ° DRS, J Il & A. G. JEFERE Ph. AND CHILDREN AL and bi ' ses of Children tN, EROST Vhysicilan and Surgeon Ihone L123 706 Chiropre PERSONAL I Street MADAM J. REA K . ordained spirtualist, private readings d Pp) message circle every Monday eve-| © te vone ning, 8 p. m. Apt. 8. Wyatt hotel Phone 2609-J | DOCTORS BRIDGE lessons giv | THE CASPER PRIVATE Grant. Phone on ion HOSPETAL i. 8 10s 642 South Durbin—Phone 106 Staff NOTICE TO ALL CREDITORS | SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN OBSTETRICS THE J. |. HALE ESTATE. Homer FR, Lathrop D.. A ¢ 8. You are hereby notified that alas eat dae the administrator in the estate of | Yi. EAI SDs WAS J.T. Hale, deceased, has filed his] SKIN AND X-RAY. TREATMEN firal account and petition for dis-| GENITO-URINARY DISEA tribution in the District Court of G._B. Underwood, M.D, the Eighth Judicial District in | ROENTGENOLOGIST and for Natrona County, Wyom-| Hallie M. Bilis ing and all creditors sid othe PHARMACIST interested in said estate are here-| Sra nen et by notified that suid petition hus | Ov maihieres 0.0.8 bosn tiled with the Clerk of the) Offices in Rohrbaugh Building istrict Court of Natrona Gounty, | 113. East ond Street Phone 30 LAWYERS | HEMINGWAY & McDONALD Lawyers Midwest bldg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 3809-10-11 Oi] Exchange Bldg. HAGE wyers 206-207 Ol Exchange Building HAL CURRAN Attorney ut aw 233 306 Con, Roy, Bdlg, ‘TER and WINTER 2 Ol Exchange Bldg. Phone 151 BULLACK & LACY Suite 204-205 Midwest Bidg. Phone 1200 CASEY & McNALLY Room 516-17 Con, Roy, Bidg. Phone 86, FOSTER AND WEHRLI Attorneys im, 212, Con, Koy, Bldg. BE. PAUL BACH 402 Midwest BI & MURANB Phone Phone 41 1 Phone 794 GEO, W. GUSON Attorne, y Rm. 22, Townsend Bldg. Phone 196) pendete: Mi oeclabine ie eet od W. H. PATTEN Attorney at Law 5 Midwest Bldg. Phone 210 WILLIS STIDGER Lawyer Suite 218, Midwest Bldg. Phone 1193 OGILBEE & ADAMS 210 OS Bldg. Phone 2217 M. HENCH Kimball Bldg. Phone 198 212 So. Center OPTOMETRIST BYES CAREVULLY TE SD And Glasses f . Properly Fitted by K. L. EVANS __ 1845. Center St. OSTEOPATH DR. CAROLINE Office and K 3 | KODAK FINISHING Develo cg FREK 6 ex roll and glossy ty } prints, | Inclose com with voll and 1 save C, 0. D. expense WYO, PHOTO CO., Box 111 “ROOFING | wot 3 1 All Kinds of Roofs Repaired aml Applied WAREHOUSES LESLUE M. NELSON, W use and Transfer Co. Uhone tsb Crating, Moving, Siorage