Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1925, Page 9

Y x * dicament MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1925 P. WILL NOT RENT SARATIG BRANCH RAIL W Head of Union Pacific Confers With Gov. Nellie T. Ross. CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 13.— The Union Pacific Railroad company is willing to operate the Saratoga & Encampment railway, which con- nects its main line with the town of Encampment.in the Saratoga val- ley, Wyoming, but is not willing to pay the Morse Brothers Machinery & Supply company, the owner of the a rental for the property, This is the reply of Cari Gray, president of the Union Pacific, to a letter from Governor Nellie T. Ross in which the governor expressed the hope that the Union Pacific might see its way clear to operate the line as {t did under lease from 1921 to 1924, Relating that the Morse Brothers corporation had applied to the Interstate Commerce commission for authority to abandon the line, and that the state of Wyoming was resisting the application, Governor Ross said: “Tt would afford me a great deal of satisfaction if, before the hearing is held, the Union Pacific railroad would feel at liberty to advise me whether or not there ts any prospect of a renewal upon any terms of the arrangement by which the Union Pacific railroad operated the Sara- toga & Encampment railroad from 1921 to 1924. We have been in- formed that under the administra- tion of the receiver the Saratoga & Encampment railway has not been @ complete financial failure.” Mr. Gray, in his letter of reply, said: “You are no doubt aware of the financial-results of our operation of he Saratoga & Encampment rail. why for three years. We gave this matter a fair trial, and the results were just about what we stated in advance they would be; and in jus- tice to the stockholders of the Union Pacific we could not carry the burden longer. “The operation of this branch road will continue to be at a loss. You can realize that the receiver has not been called upon to pay for any such maintenance as would he neces- sary In long continued operation, and is profiting by the money which we spent in building up the line physi- cally; but this is at best a transient condition. “We are willing to stand a fair share of the burden, ‘and notified the Interstate Commerce commis- sion that we would continue to operate the railroad and bear the loss resulting from operation, but that we would not in addition pay a rental for tl property. This fs as far as we can consistently go, and I assure you that {n reaching this con aion we have given every con- eration to the unfortunate pre in which the residents along that Iiné would find them- selves if the road should be aban- doned.” AUTOMOBILE |S NOW NEGESSITY Increased Use Given Emphasis by Hupp resident. By CHARLES D. HASTINGS. President and General Mai Hupp Motor Car Corpe The value of the motor car as ‘a daily necessity hasbeen strongly emphasized by the automotive indus- try for some years, Within recent weeks several authorities have de- wlared that approximately half the Fistance covered by automobiles is now for business purpose: Many comparisons h: 2 between the motor car and the tele. Phone to show the influence each has tended to exert on our daily lives It 1s generally agreed that those two inventions and, more recently, the are tstanding contribu tions of the Twentieth century. The trem us growth ott e tomobile industry 5 lustrated in telep! released by the Western company, They disclose that are now there 2,00,000 more motor cars in use in the United States than tele phones—17,740,236 automobiles 15. there every try. Surprising, France has an even greater proportion than the United and 454 telephones. In other words are today 106 motor cars for 86 telephones in this coun- States, Latert figures show 573,967 motor in operation there, against 524,592 telephones, or 100 motor cars to each §1 telephones. No other country has yet as ma Motor cars in use tee as he Tribune will heip every r and woman in Casper in seurel of employment to ond work by publishing FREI Vor One Insertion Wanted” nds. te mt yuu noth se your services| | ne tt in need of work A Mf) baa DVERTISE | SKEEZIX |! WHERE DID YOU GET THAT NAUGHTY WORD NOU oUST SAID? though in Australla and Great Brit- ain, among the larger countries, the ratio is nearly equal. Austrial, with 258,477 telephones, 205,000 motor cars. Great Britain hag 1,045,928 phones nad 778,211 autemobiles. Each will probably have more motor Jecars than telephones within” two years. The telephone has been of consid- erable assistance to the automotive industry in determining markets and prospective markets for motor cars, In some quarters the idea has been advanced that the two should go hand in*hand in their development Each has become a necessity in life, though only a few years ago each Was looked on as a luxury. The tele- phone, of cour: is relatively inex- Pensive as com, ‘ed to a motor car, Yet no country has greater use for telephones than for transportation, Business houses and individuals re- quire the former in the daily conduct of their affairs and their life, so also do they need motor cars, and In this respect the two are strikingly sim- ilar, Because of the greater number of rotor cars In the United States, the total number of automobiles in the leading countries the world: over 1s today in close proximity to the num- ber of telephones. Latest figures show there are now 20,586,840 motor cars in the wotld’s leading countries as against 22,663,347 telephones. Poland and Hungary ly great countries where there are more than 10 telephones to each motor car. Japan has almost no good roads, which largely accounts for her exceedingly low ratio. Poland and Hungary are still suffering heavily from the ravages of the war, So are Germany, Austria and Czecho- slovakia—other countries where the ratio is at greater variance than it would be under normal economic and political conditions, Superintendent Of Union Pacific In Wyoming Promoted CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 13.—N A, Willams, former superintendent of the Wyoming division of the Union Pacifie railroad, Friday be- came general superintendent of the Union Pacific main line from Omaha to Ogden, succeeding A, W. Wood- ruff, who resigned to enter business, in Chicago. Williams’ will arrive at his headquarters here Sunday morn- ing. Willams entered the service of the Union Pacific as a tralnmaster in 1916. Later he was an assistant superintendent at Laramie, then superintendent of the western divl- sion, then superintendent of the Wy: oming division, In December, 1921, he was appointed acting general su- perintendent of the Omaha-Ogden matg Hine. In 1922-he was transfer- red to Los Angeles and for a period was general superintendent of the Los Angeles & Salt Lake railroad, with which road he retained connec- tion until his appointment to the general superintendency which be: came effective Friday ——— For comfort after a good shave— AutoStrop. Two cents ver word or‘ten cents per line. ) AD LESS THAN 30°CENTS. ve average words used as @ asts of estimating a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two lines. Ail charged advertising will be booked “se. lines” irrespective of the our iven all ads rec 7HONE but we cannot CORRECTION AD ERRORS. The Casper Dally Tribune will not be ponsible for more than one incorrect in#ertion of any ad: vertisement ordered for more than one time Errors oot the Cault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the rea} value of the advertisement will be rectified Only by publication without extra charge within FIVE Jays alter insertion. No cepublica jon wil be «1 when the error Joes not matert iffect Une sense or ourpose of the adverusement OUt OF TOWN ADVERTISE MENTS, Must he accompanied by cash cr heck in full payment of the eame, Note - tbe, forewoings* instructions about counting the words and the nite per word for thy Casper Daily , CLOSING Want Ads to be must be in the C Hive before 10. ter WW to Won inder the bi Jamsity.” HOUR Jassified properly sier Datly Tribune Want Ads received m will be inserted “Too Late to a HELE WANTED TS MALE ed car painter Apply Casper Motor Co | CALCIMINING THE be Casper Daily Tribune Boat Bd ALLEY —DISCIPLINE MUST BE UPHELD TMT WHY ‘THAT'S TERRIBLE ! 1 DIDNT INIK THACT MY LITTLE BOY WOULD EVER SAY ANYTHING HELP WANTED—Female WOMEN —Embroider for us at home during your spare time. Pleasant work, Experience unneces- sary, Artscraft Co,, Winchester, Ind, WANTED—Competent stenographer, capable of doing simplified book- keeping: give phone number, Ad dress Box 26, Tribune. POSITIONS WANTED LADY wants work of any kind, P. O. Box 395. SHEEPMEN WANT work; 10 years’ successful experience with Tange sheep in ontana; A-l references. Box B-27, ribune, YOUNG woman wants job house- keeping or cooking, ranch pre- ferred. Box 2, Vannie, Wyo. YOUNG MAN (24) with general of- fice experience would like evening work. Clerical work preferred but anything ‘considered. ox B22 Tri- bune, GIRL wants work of any kind. P. O. Box 395. SERVICES OFFERED GET your plumbing done now, R Brammer will give you a equare deal. Specia attention given to gas Piping and repair work. All work Suaranteed. Phone 2090J. WANTED—Plain sewing. S. Poplar, Call 1038 HARPER method of scalp treat- ment, dandruff and falling hair; marcelling. Mrs. R. CoMby, 449 CY. Phone 259, and painting; rea sonable prices. Let Ted give you an estimate. Phone 393R. WANTED—AIl kinds laundry work, Call 1033 8. Poplar. WANTED—Small family washings and laundry work for single ladies and gentlemen who have no home. Prices reasonable. All work gyar anteed to be high class. We call for and deliver. Phone 1499J. JERSEY milk delivered at your door fresh every day, garden and lawn making, team work of all kinds. Murphy Bros. 416 Holly. Phone 1096R or 698M. TEAM work, excavating done; sand, gravel, lawn dressing delivered; ddie horses to rent. UL, E. Blanch: ard. Phone 2014M. MARCEL, shampoo, haircut, 50c eacl Mrs. Bledsoe, 915 S. Wal- nut. Phone 553M. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES ee, FOR SALE—Buick 6 Roadster; new tires; fine fishing car; In good con- dition.’ Phone 1769W. FORD OWNERS, ATTENTIOD If-you are not getting 35 miles out of every gallon of gas you buy, better call 2690W, our man will call and tell you how to get it. WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—WWe pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers Juofolds, all househoid goods, Phonr 1086, WANTED Your heater auKe or old coal range or tn exchange for heater Phone 1086 WANTED TO BUY—Hlehest cash price pald for second hand turn} ture. Brooke 749 East H Phone 1648. W WANTED TO BUY—One Jersey cow, recently fresh, Inquire 109 East Tenth street or phone 175. WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co., 234 S David. Phone For Rent—Miscellaneous POR per month; electrica, $5. ing done. Brooke, 749 Gast Phone 1848W. RENT—Sewing machines, $3 Repate a PO RENT—Well lighted. desirable offices, Call 401 Consolidated Royalty Bld For Sale—Household Goods SPECIAL CONGOLEUM PRICES. First quality, 9x12, $14.75; 6x9, 37.50: rad goods, 70c yard; Arm strong’s inlaid linoleum, $1.50 0 yard, HUNTER-GOLL CO. 242 W. First St Phone 2200, FOR SALU—Royal vacuum cleaner, perfect condition, Phone 411J, STORE WITH THE SMALL OVERHE’ Four ‘poster walnut bed, $19; White sewing machine, 822,50; used rigerator, $8: kitchen binet bose, $0; drop lent table, $6; four hole gas range, $10, We do packing und eratin_. HUNTER-GOLL CO, First St. Phone 2200 For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Dry land seed potatoes. 332 N. Grant. Phone 2103. have fresh ures and FOR SALE tubes, gas, 01 iories; low storage and repairing. Willis Gar age, 363 S. Ash. Phone 1891W, FOR SALE—7x7_ wall At The 2 for 1 Store. BARGAINS IN PAINT TO CLOSE out some broken lines; gvod paint, but going at bargain prices. Nicolaysen Lumber Co. Phone 62 or 2300, VOR SALE—Dry land Red Triumph seed potatoes. Independent Fruit & Produce Co,, 829 Industrial Ave Phone 442 FOR SALE—One-Columbia victrola, 63 records, $70 cash. 256 West B, UNREDEEMED high grade sults for sale very cheap. 249 8. Cen ter St. YOR SALE—7x7 auto touring tent, treated duck, $11.50. At The 2 for t Store, FOR SALE-—~$60 refrigerator, used two months and like new, for half price. Phone 2033W. FOR SALE—8x10_ wall At The 2 for 1 Store. VOR SALE—At bargain prices, good used tailor made sults. At The 2 for 1 Store, 132 W. Second. —We alway tent, $11. an tent, $14. FOR SALE—36inch trunk, $10. At The 2 for 1 Store, FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Spitz pupples; males, $7.50; females, $5. 205 B, 14th. Phone 2478R. FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK VOR SALE—Fifty good draft horses harness, wagous, also twenty-five good Holstein milkers. L. E. Blanch ard. Phone 2014M. FOR SALE—POULTRY $1.50 VOR SALE tting hens, each, Phone & J 1. FOR SALE—Babygchicks, take what you want. 240 S. Wolcott, phone T01-W. FOR SALE—Setting eggs, White and Brown Leghorns, White Wyandotts, Buff Orpingtons and Bared Rocks, also fresh eggs. 912 E. 14th. Phone 1528W. | ROOM AND BOARD ROOM and board, $10 per week; chicken dinner Sunday, 36c, from 5 to 7 p.m. Corner Third and Grant, FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT-—Good sleeping room; board if desired; gentlemen pr ferred. Phone 1998R. 339 8. Lin- col.n FOR RENT—Room downtown. 14 s36w. next to bath; . Wolcott, Phone For Rent—APARTMENTS SPICER APTS. (FOR RENT—3 rooms and bath, breakfast nook, oak floors through- out, tile bath, enameled woodwork, walls hard finished, painted. Extra large laundry and trunk cabinet. 237 W. &th. FOR RE —Furnished apartments, modern; lights included; $20 and Cedar. u two-room gas and » 909 8. rm RENT—2-room modern fur nished apt., on paved sirect and bus line, rent $30 per month, in cluding lights and gas, 319 8. Jack- son. Phone 1872-W. FOR RENT — Attractive, modern. furnished three-room apartment on South Jackson; on paving; adults Phone 860J. YELLOWSTONE APARTMENTS Offers you a neatly furnished liv ng coom with kitchenette and large eloset, gas, water, lights and laun- dry service furnished. The ideal home for two. For $30.00 and 40 Per Month nree minutes walk from Center 426 W. Yellowstone, phone 760. APARTMBE: rooms and be FOR RENT—Two- h in duplex house, unfurnished except stoves and Murphy bed; very desirable, $25.00. t Lind. Phone 1975-W YT—Three-room furnished ; private bath, gas and lights fur- Phone 2329\v. ¢lectric washer, nished; $25. ME EVER HEAP as WOU SAY AGAIN. IF BO LONICA WILL HAVE TO PONISH! | | For Rent—APARTMENTS HAW HAW ! eri THING 1 Ins MY You ; ' WAIT NEARLY SPLIT! a Desirable two-room THIS TODAY—New five-room, | rnished anartment; rent strictly modern home; east front 141 W 10th oak floors: exclusive district; must} - M1 this * eek; reduced price to $4,000 | voR T room modern, $500 cash. Call Baker-| furnished apartment Phone Nive Co., Realtors, Phone} o19W. Third. Inquire in rear, FOR SALE—Two-room house and FOR RENT. Nice, mogern, ge; lot 60x140 feet; will sel! furnished furni:| cheap. Also furniture for sale, good ture, tiled bath, eum on kitehen new, See owner, 142 N. Elk floor, large living room, disappearing | Vhone 1192M. bed, rocking chairs, settce, closet, built-in kitchen exbinet, Jaund FOR SALE-Six-room colonial electric washer, hot and cold water house; best of neighborhood; $2,000 summer roof garden. No neater or| below P 00, $1,500 cleaner apartments in town: rent re-| cash. See Grover C. Gorsuch, duced to $40, Phone 15393. B. lith hone 1443. | | FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartmentg private bath, Lincoln FOR TRADE Apts. Phon FOR RENT—Two-room apartment:| FOR SALE OR TRADE-4-room private bath, gas stoves, wall bed.| house and ‘age, lot 40x140, curtain rods and shades furnished;} water, light and gas in house, will hot water supplied; exceptional! trade for farm property in east, Or yalue, $85, 1517 BH. Third, Call] will sell on terms. Reasonable. In- 760R. quire 319 Riverview ave, Mills. Wyo FOR RENT—Furnished three-room} semi-basement yartment — with bath; reasonable. 544 §, Grant Phone 592M. . FOR RENT—Attractive, modern, furnished three-room apartment; | on South Jackson; on paving; adults, Phone 860J. FOR RENT—Three-room modern, hasement. epartment, furn 404 S, McKinley. FOR RED Modern two-room fur nished apartment; electric washer; on bus line. 932 8. S FURNISHED apart steam heated; gas and heat shed two rooms, shower bath closet; Murphy bed, dressin room, front and rear entrance; $40 per month Cunningham | Apartments, Park. Phone 127 JACOBS APs Three room apartmen beauti furnished; Interna 1 Mack Motor Co, Inquire 310 Bast A or at Jake, FOR R apartment, FOR RENT icely furnished apart ment; four rooms and bath; newly close in, 317 N. Center the Nifty Tailor T— Modern, furnished $35. Phone 2268R. decorated; FOR RENT— Modern, furnished three-room basement apartment electric w 1 E. First Phone FOR RENT—HOUSES FOUR-ROOM strictly modern, brand new house with basement, fur- hace, est location, southeast side, $40, FOUR-ROOM modern, furnished house, $45, fine location, south west side APPLY CASI Phone 381 FOR RE Bight-room furnishe Ise; three outside en trances; fine ation for roomers; c living in e: Rent Ben Realty and ask ee at 815 8, Ash. FOR RENT—Unfurnished thre room house with bath, also 1 nable. baa Ss. Grant. bus 1230 8. Lincoln. FOR RENT—TFive-ro6m modern, un furnished house in best residential district, 863 8, Lir FOR I xnoom fully modern ho three-room partly modern "house C. V. Norris, Phone FOR RENT OR SALE—Modern four-room house. 13th and Lowell Phone 15633 every thing furn Melrose Inquire 8 FOR RENT— shed house in North ¢: bus in Inqulre 92 N. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—‘Two-room cottage bullt-in features, attra and well built, located in North Cas per Price $800, $100 cash Kamon Real Est. 242 E. ond. Phon FOR SAL ving roc m RENT — Unfurnished three room apartment and bath; newly decorated and furnished heat; on pavement: not a basement. 340 W, 12th. VOR RENT—One and two-room fur- nished apartments; furnished tn- cluding gas, lights, bath; $10 and up per month Apply 618 or 525 W. Yellowstone, kitchen and bath, comple east. Call 804 8. Lincoln FOR SALB—Fine sidence, con sisting of five rooms fairs, full basement, venlences built for ated on Me Kinley. Kamon Real Estate, 24 Phone 702 ‘OR SALE—Good Mile, vom sh or a good ent on five- Phone CAN use a building 1 used chr as t pa room modern resic 1443 or N 637 EB. 11th. FOR TRAL ‘lveroom modern house; close in, with garage; lawn and trees all In, Will trade for Colo- ni 0 property or other eastern prope I Only small property con Box B-28, Tribune. fd jered. FOR TRADE—$570 equity in two-room furnished house water, lights and garage; exc for small car, piano, rad have you to offer? Phone 1615J. ec ange or what 1412 S. Jackson. FOR room in basement, four stall g Park. Phon BUSINESS CHANCES LE OR TRADE modern house, four bath, hot water ep on rear. rooms heat FOR SALE—Apartment house, at a price to net 15 per cent on in- vestment; always rented. Address Box 5 Caspt First class equipped 2 th Louisiana, at Snyder. Have other business. LOST AND FOUND FOUND The following articles have been at the Tribune office for quite some time. Will the owners please call ano 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 leather case. Binck leather vanity bag. 80 FI in case. Tortnies shell rus, s!asses, Small photo on West Yeliowsione. Los‘t- EVER HEARD = UFE! 7 | PRETTY Ge. COTEST 2 | 14, that is, within thirty days after the last publication of this notice on April 18, 1925, and if no objections are | filed the id administrator will make final settlement of said es- ate on May 15, 1925, or as soon thereafter a ne matter may be heard by the court. Dated this 16th day A. D., 192 WIL L IAM 0. WILSON, Administrator of the Estate of A. D. Millett, Deceased, Publish March 16, 23, 30; April 6, 13, 19 BLE NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE: MENT OF ESTATE The State of Wyoming, County vf Natrona, ss. In_ District Court, cial District. In the Matter of the Estate of Mary J. Millett, Deceased, Notice is hereby given to all creditors and other persons inter- ested in the above entitled estate of March, Eighth Judi- that on March 16, 1925, the under signed Williaa O, Wilson, ad- ministrator of the estate of Mary Millett, deceased, filed his fin- al account and petition and report for distribution of said estate with the Clerk of the above entitled court, where anyone interested may examine said account and pe- tition and report and file objec- tions thereto, at any time on or before May 14, 1925, that is, within thirty days after the last publication of this notice on April 18, 1925. and if no objections are filed the said administrator will make final settlement of said es- tate on May 15, 1925, or as soon PAGE NINE You Can Bet on One of Our Fine Used Cars These are all dandies. Priced to move quickly. Jewett Touring Hupmobile Sedan Chevrolet Coupe Nash Touring Nash Casper Motor Company 14808. Kimball) Phone 1818 Publish 6, 13, March 16, 30; April ah AOE SI NOTICE OF INCORPORATION OF ARGO OIL COMPANY Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have associated them- selves together as a corporation known as Argo Oil Company; that the Articles of Incorporation of said company have been duly filed with the Secretary of State of Wyoming. The object for which the corporation has been formed is to engage in the business of mining, treating, and selling oil, natural gas and other mineral} The amount of the capital stock of said corporation is $50,000.00 divided into 5,000 shares of $10.0 each; its term of existence is 50 years. The number of directors is 3; the directors selected for the first year are E. F, Randolph, James R. Jones and Marie V. Schiffer. The operations of the company shall be carried on in the County of Natrona, Wyoming, and in such ether places, within and without the State of Wyo- ming, as may from time to time be selected, The principal office in the State of Wyoming is at Nos. 135-137-189, and 141, other- e known as Consolidated Roy- alty Building, on Center Street, in the City of Casper, Wyoming? thereafter us the matter may be|and the name of the agent in heard by “he court. charge thereof is Johnson C. Lind- Dated 16th day of March, | *&Y. A. D., F. Wil LIAM 0. WILSON, JAMES R. Administrator of the Estate MARIE V. of Mary J. Millett, deceased: Pub. April 11, 12 and 138, 19 AUDITORS i. Pee RTH & CO. Pu Accounts ols Tax Service dic. VAN DENBERG ecount vice co e Ta “Phone, HB ARCHITECTS WESTFALL, Architect St. Phone 101M WM 312 E. Seco RAYBURN 8. WEBB 12 Daly Building Vhone 1852 BAGGAGE & TRANSFER .» STORAGE Phone 949 NATRONA NSF AND FUEL CO. German police pup on Al-| ————~ Baaweepipg cova highway, Finder plea BATTERIES pe 0 SAV BUUNLON DEPRES CASPER BATTERY CO, Li —Police dog, wearing round| 119 K. Fifth Phone 907 r choke collar. Peveres re we ne 1129 or f COLLECTORS Ladies’ 18K white gold soll: | CASPER PERSONAL COLLECTORS diamond rat stone Efficient 1 Method of PERSONAL KEYES, ordained | readings daly, Monday eve 8. Wyatt hotel | | J. REA priv ircle every m. Apt. 09-3 WOMEN GIRL rebuild, which Come, join, reduce *hysical culture gymnasium, Classes 7:30 to 8:30 p. m, Phone WOULD lke correspond with rancher of moder: » who could offer a refined woman with daughter a good home Ad‘ress. Mrs. Temple, Apt. 33, 1920 Post St., Son Francisco, Calif Anyone having pre will find” it to thef communicate t » P.O. pea NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE. MENT OF ESTATE The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, es, In_District Court, cial District. Eighth Judi In the matter of the Estate of A. D, Millett, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all] creditors and other persons inter- | ested in the above entitled estate | that on March 16, 1925, the under- signed William O, son, admin- istrator of the estate of A. D, Millett, deceased, filed his final account and petition and report for distribution of said estate with the Clerk of the above entitled court, where anyone interested tnay examine said account and pe- price 3800.00 cash, or wil trade for light ar worth th money. Phone 17-J- tition and report and file objec- tions thereto, at any time on or) Phone 767 LAWYERS HEMINGWAY & McDONALD Lawyers Koom 832 Midwest Uldg. NI art & STIRRETT yers B09-10-11 Oil Exchange Bidg. HAGENS & MURANE Li ers 206-207 Oi) KE: y xchange Building HAL CURRAN Attorney at Law Phone 22: 306 Con, Roy,’ Bdlg, ——_ es WINTER and WINTER 2 Ol) Exchunge Bldg. 151 Phone BULLAC Suite 204-205 Midwest Phone 1200 MARVIN L, BISHOP, Attorney-at-Law Smith Bldg. Vhone CASEY & McNALLY Koom 516: on, Koy, Bldg. Phone 80 JR. FPOSTEK AND WEURLI Altorneys Delinquent. and Bad Accounts |’. 212, Con. Rey, Bide. Phi Collected nptly 5 7 eae wh tine: tantra BK. PAUL BACHELLER 418 Midwest Bidy Phone 2210 Phone 494. fo Solicit Your Business “ - GEO. W. FERGUSON ~~ CLEANERS Attorney Km Lownsend Bldg. Phone 196J THE SEKVICE CLEANERS Railroad at Jackson W. HH. PATTEN Vin Attorney al Law $$ | 225 Midwest Bldg. Phone 210 CHIROPRACTORS WILL 18 STIDGER DRS. J IL & ALG. Lawyer Suite $13 Midwest Bldg. M. KB. HARNED, Chiropractor 162 North Kinbull Street vt 1 ~ DOCTORS ASPER PRIVATE HOSTITAL 938 South Durbin—Vhone WOMEN'S AND CHILDR HOSPITAL 642 South Durbin— Stalt NECOLOGY eT KICS DBA bose, M.D. AND THAROAL MoS. M.D, PEEATMENT THE ¢ lone 106 SURGE: iy. if AND Homer Kt. ry rit M Ss. Victor RK. Dacken KYE, EAR, NOSE flarnop Lt. Santen SKIN AND N-RAY GENITOURINARY DISEASES G. DB, Underwood. M.D, ROEN TOES OL OG IST Hinitio M. Ellis PHARMACIST Fethion, Uh DENTIST ©, 1% Danean, D. BD Offices in Kobrbuugh Building it a. Sute 218, Midwest “blag. Vhone 1193 OGILBEE & ADAMS 110 O-S Bidg. Vhone 2217 JOUN M. HENCH Room 6, Kimball Uldg. 212 So. Center Vhone 198 OPTOMETRIST EYLS CAREFULLY TESTED And Glasses Properly Pitted by EVANS OST EOPATH DE. CAROLINE ¢ DAVIS Office and Kesidence—215 K. ¥th __Phon ey U pholstering and KE urnitur e LWW —d. be Packing Warwick 113 Bost Second Street ROOFING beaten eeu peeks Bae ee WYOMING KOOEING CO MARSH a a Mw bb 52) Bast Vhone lst KBER HAKVEY, M.D. au Kinds. of Roots Repaired ‘ : Center—Vhone 30 and Applied pital, G12 So Durbin | ~ —— eral Vructice Surgery Obstetrics WAREHOUSES DRE FROST Warehouse Physician Stes Surgeon OS Bldg, Phone 123 Phone 1234 Crating, Moving, Storage