Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 4, 1925, Page 11

“MONDAY, MAY 4, 1925 MICKEY WALKER MAY QUIT RING FOR THE MOVIES Conjecture Made When Kearns Partnership Is Announced. By FAIR PLAY. (Copyright, 1£26, Casper Tribune.) NEW YORK, May 4—The click of the movie camera sounds sweet to the cauliflower ear, There is no doubt of that and box offices and managers in the Roaring Forties are wondering today what part the movies played in the partnership ymed between Jack Kearns and Velter Champion Mickey Walker. Tho announcement that .Kearns would handle Mickey's business af- fairs in future came as a good deal of a surprise to fightdom. Many pro moters had sounded Mickey on the ject and were told no manager was needed or wanted, Joo Degnan, former boxing commissioner of New rsey, has been acting as the cham- r ‘s business adviser and judging by the lucrative houts Mickey has had In ‘the last year, has been doing a fair job, Fans *ere are wonder- ing, therefore, if Kearns has shown Mickye how he can make more in the movies than in the ring. Mickey {s not likely to be absent from the squared circle long, how- ever, He is a real fighter, with a ashing, smashing attack and his f ie belleve that if he tries the movies he will soon tire of Holly- wood Hfe and surroundings. Kearns will not be able to talk ‘half million dojlar purses” with Walker as he did with Dempsey and it is not likely that he will get a fifyt-fifty cut of the champlon's end, either. How- ever, Kearng fs reported to have paid an income tax of $91,000 last year aml his new arrangement will not lessen it any. ‘There probably will be an excellent gate at the Johnny Durdee-Sid ‘Terris bout Tuesday which will be the last battle the historic Madison Square Garden ever will see, The fans will go not particularly to see Dundee, ,The little Italian has Shown them everything he has or ‘will have in that same rifg. They will go to see how Terris shapes against a known proposition like Dundee. Then they can tell how he ‘will size up against the other Ught- wegiht contenders. Deep Sand Tests. With the exception of the test be ing drilled by the Kasoming Oll com- pany none of the Lakota sand wells im the Salt Crek showed any pro gress this week. At the close of the week it was reported drilling at 3,726 ft. It is No. 10 on sec. 15.40.79. Both tests of the Midwest Refin- ing Co., are same as last week, No. 38X, nw sec, 35-40-79, ts shut in at total depth of 2,370 ft. and No. 84X, «mW sec. 23-40-79, is recementing at total depth of 2,603 ft, § » . Continental Oil Co, ts still drill. _ ing up rotary core bit drill in its , Geep test on sec. 2-39-79 with total depth of hole 2,720 ft. It is sup- bowed to be on top of the Dakota sand, {Classified Rates pas received Cigd the HONE, we cann guarantee a CORRECTION OF CLASSINIED AD ERRORS. ‘The Casper Daily ‘Tribune will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad- vertisement ordered for more than one time. Errors not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the real value of the advertisement will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE days after insertion. No républice tion will be made when the ei does not materially affect the sei er purpose of the advertisement. OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE. MBNTS. Pea be accompante pe one or check tn payment the Note * the ing instrnatloes about counting the words end the tap per word for the Casper Dally Tribune, CLOSING HOUR. Want Ads to be classified Rroperly must be In the Casper Daily ine office before 10, Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m. will be {nserted under the bead “Too Late to Clonsity.” Are You Out of a Job? } ‘he: ‘meibune wil help every | 2c and woman in Casper in {search f employment to find | work by publishing f | FREE For One Insertion “Position Wanted" ads, Re member tt will cost you noth ing to advertine your services in The Tribune. If you ore tn need of work ADVERTISE $3 jell TON Raw to Byte oF — Che Casver Daily Tribune WALT WAS yuST HEAVENLY WHEN He PROPOSED BUT HE'S WAITING ARE! LAN TSoUE IN COLORADO VOTE COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., May 2.—Hlan and antiklan factions will clash in Colorado Springs Mon- day over the naming of three candi- dates for the local school board. Injection of the Klan issue into the fight has made the school board election—ordinarily a minor affair, as elections go—tinto one of the bit- terest public disputes in the history of thé city. Colorado Springs newspapers have entered the fight on the side of the anti-klan faction.. A campaign con- ducted to gather in members for the Citizens’ league, ant!-klan in its be Mefs, has resulted in a force of more than 8,000 people being solld- ly arrayed in opposition to the hood- ed fraternity. Re-election arguments centered on the question of whether C. F. Al- Grich, local merchant and klan sup- porter, candidate for the school board, was a member of the organ- {zation backing him. Photographic copies of his application fér member- ship in the klan, purporting to de- -initely establish him as the official klan candidaté, was reproduced in newspapers. Aldrich has denied that he is a member of the secret order. HELP WANTED—Female WANTED — Woman for general house work; must have good refer- encer. 821 8. Beech. LADIES, LEARN BEAUTY CUL- ture. Work you love todo. Prac tical training under actual shop conditions at Molers trains your hands to earn more because you learn more, Catalog explains. Write MOLER COLLEGE, 1229 17th St., Denver. WANTED—Ambitious girl; will give business course and home in ex- change for light services, Write 442 EB. Kirk or phone 265R. STENOGRAPHER WANTED—For general office work; age 21 to 25; state education, ex- pierence, ete,, in letter in own hand- writing. Box B-78, Tribune. WANTED—First class cook and housekeeper; capable of assuming full responsibility. Apply Mrs. Leslie King, Riverton, Wyo. WOMEN—Earn big money making bungalow aprons at home during Spare time. Enclose 2c stamp for particulars. Rosemary Apron Co., Asbury Park, N. J. HELP WANTED—MALE CAN use one or two house to house men; money maker, 446 8S. Beech, POSITIONS WANTED WANTED—General office work in doctor's or dentist's office, also billing and filing work or position as cashier. Box B.76, Tribune. SERVICES OFFERED PAINTING, calcimining and paper: ing. Phone 986M FOR your cement work, call En- gelke. Phone 421-J. WANTHD—6Small family washings and laundry work for single ladies and gentlemen who have no home. Prices reasonable. All work gua: anteed to be high class. We for and deliver. Phone 1499J. LADIES’ old hats remodeled; new hats made to order, also plain sew- ing. Phone 1495J. GET your plumbing done cow, Brammer will give you a square olping and re; work. All work qUaranteed. @ 2090). —_—_<_————————— JERSEY milk delivered at your door fresh every day, garden and jawn making, team work of al! kinds. Murphy Bros., 416 Holly. Phone 1096R or 698M. CALCIMINING and painting prices reasonable. Let Ted give you an estimate, Phone 393-R. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—7-passenger Studebaker, reasonable, or will trade for good Ford. Call 1§R3, —————— FOR SALE—One Dodge roadster, 1922 model, perfect condition. Auto Bervice Co., 187 N, Wolcott, opposite Buick Garage. pA he li dat liad A FOR SALE—Ford rondster, $76, 344 8. Fenway. For Sale—Auto Accessories FORD OWNERS, ATTENTION! If you are not getting 3 miles out of evéry gallon of gaa you buy, better call 2690W, our man will call WANTED TO BUY buy or exchange your rniture. Harned Te ture Di TO BUY—Gasoline en- gine, not over 2 H. P.; must be good ‘shape and reasonable. Moon, Alcoya Route, Box 12. WANTKBD "O BUY—We WANTED TO BUY—Thirty shares stoke werles Noo 10. | FOR RENT—Bedroom, adjoining per share. Address Box VANTEL—Your old coal range of beater in exchange ‘ange of heater WANTED TO BUY—Highest cash price PF fomne hand HOMESEEKER LET me explain how you can save 25 per cent on a three or four: room hetse by building now. carpenter and cottage nearing com: pletion at 726 EB. Fifth. WANTED WANTED—14-inch plow, Call phone 631 eve- For Rent—Miscellaneous POR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 TTT Lil HANIA TTA WONDERFUL MAN | EVER MET He MUSTNIT FIND OUT TOO ROOM AND BOARD BOARD and room; deliclous home cooking; priv: home. 612 W. Midwest BOARD and room in private home for two gentlemen; privilege of garage; $10 per week. Phone 293R. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—A nice furnished room in modern home; close in; gentle man preferred. E. Second. bath, on first floor. 425 S, Lin- coln. Phone 1671J. ‘ For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Modern two-room fur- nished apartment, 445 8, Beech. Phone 904W, FOR RENT—Nicely furnished, mod- ern two and three-room apart- ments; close in. 919 E. Third. FOR_ RENT—Furnished basement apartment, $20. 144 N. Washing- ton. Phone 387. FOR RENT—Modern, furnished apartment; large living room, kitchenette and bath; heat and hot water furnished; $25. 250 N. Beech, Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—Three-room.. modern Apaftment, unfurnished except stoves. Inquire 922 E. Fourth or call Letter Shoppe, 2500. 78 RENT—Modern, furnished, three rooms and bath, very bright semi-basement apartment; gas, Ughts and washing machine fur- Der month; electrics Brooks, 749 Phone 1648W. tomer FOR RENT—Clean ‘shop with gar- age if desired; completely fur- nished, $10 a month. Phone 992. FOR RENT—Large store, location; sultable for any business, OR RENT—Well lighted, offices. Call Koyalty Bldg, FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Garage, 10x20, on Wol- Phone 1257W. For Sale—Household Good: Steamer trunk Refrigerators $50 Breakfast Kitehen chairs 4-Burner gas ‘Househola goods, brary table, dining table, buffet, S-plece bedroom suite, room gulte, sanitary cot and pad, fi ¢ Phone 3007W, For Sale—Miscellaneous WE WILL take in your old mattress Phone 1617) or FOR SALE—Chenp, Poplar and Elm trees and Buckthorn lawn hedge from Northwest Nursery Co, FOR SALE—Elm trees, Poplars, ivy vines hedge. ‘Transfer, Storage & Fuel C 949 or 562W. FOR 8ALE—Lawn mower, $7; sew- ing machine, $15; plano, $150; ajso other household bargains, longer and keep clean witr work {f treated now and then to a coat of 8. W, concrete floor Phone 62 or 2300, FOR SALE—Baby bed. Phone 2644W. FOR SALE—About 1,000 feet, sec ond hand lumber, 2x4 and l-inch dimensions at 136 8. Lenox. FOR SALE—Dry land seed potatoes, Weatern Produce Co,, 332 N. Grant. LE—One wagon with dump ie wet work harness, @ 32galion oll 4: FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK FOR SALB—Shetland pony, FOR RENT—OFFICES FOR RENT=Two large desirable office rooms, lights, wa and nished; $30. 544 S. Grant. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartments; gas and lights; $15 and $18 per month. 162 N. Kim- ball. Phone 1457. FOR RENT—Two and three-room nicely furnished apartments; pri- vate bath; close in. 231 8. Phone 2777J. FOR RENT-—Attractive apartment, furnished or unfurnished. 315 D. Eighth, FOR RENT—Four-room nicely fur: nished semi-basement, modern. 1033 8. Ash, Apply at rear apart: ment. YELLOWSTONE APARTMENTS, $32 per month. 426 W, Yellow- stone, Phone 2750. and jreasonable, 445 8. Grant. Phone 394M. FOR RENT—Four-room furnished apartment. 730 S, Ash. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment; very desirable. Phone 2033W. LOW RENT; modern, furnished apartment; private bath; one half 10 | block from Second street. 133 6. Conwell. floor, large living room, disappear- Ing bed, builtin Kitchen cabinet, indry, electric washer, hot and id water, summer roof garden, No neater or cleaner apartment in town, Rent reduced, one 1539-d. FOR RENT—Three-room, modern, furnished front apartment. Phone 2019W. 807 E. Third. Inquire tr rear, 3 SPICER APTS, MODERN, unfurnished apartments three rooms, breakfast nook, abundant closet space, steam heat Phone 2421, FOR RENT—Furnished apt., large living room, breakfast nook, kit- chenette, dressing room, private bath, private entrance, gas furnish ed, steam heat, on pavement, $40. Phoné 2268-R. FOR RENT—Two rooms, kitchen. ette and bath, modern apartment; heat and hot water furnished, $50. $45 8S. Park. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. 445 8. Park. Phong 387. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Fiveroom furnished house. 13842 8. Poplar FOR, RENT—Furnished three-room modern house; garden spot, paved vice, Dyson. 4 5. Cherry, FOR RENT—Modern four-room fur- nished house; lights, gas, electric washer, plano. 932 8. Spruce pi A AE 3s eat ie he MP} YOR RENT—A clean two-room rover, furnished except bedding not modern, Phone 8. David. hn re FO! ROOTES Be toom house, com- pletely lurnished; two baths, hot water heat, electric washer, 605 8. Park. Phone 224W. —_——_——— FOR RENT—Fiveroom modern house, furnished or unfurnished; also modern four-room apartment with private bath, Phone 1265. 340 N. Jefferson. For results try Tribune Classified Wapt Ags 3 aN GASOLINE ALLEY —AND WHEN WALT PUTS HIS FOOT DOWN— FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Nitty three-room house, Kenwood; light, water, gas and sewer; new and olean, Inquire Bubbs Ice Plant FOR RENT —Modern four-room un furnished house; breakfast nook, fireplace; on bus line. Pho’ 03, FOR RENT—Nineroom _ boarding house; furniture for sale, cheap. Call 2060R. FOR RENT—Three-room new house north side. Phone 2815M. FOR RENT—6-room unfurnished house, double garage 1129 EB. Second. Phone 2495-J FOR RENT—Tworoom furnished house with lights and gas; rent reasonable. 633 CY. Phone 12 FOR RENT—Clean, two-room fur nished house, $20, including lights and gas. 1234 8, Oak. - FOR RENT—Two-room semi-modern | furnished house, $15 per month. 119 West K. FOR RENT—Three-room modern house, partly furnished. 220 W. 10th. Phone 730J. FOR T—Nine-room boarding ¥ house; furniture for sale, cheap. Call 2060R. FOR RENT — Four-room modern house. 823 S. Walnut. Phone 578J. FOR RENT—Four-room furnished house. 240 S, Fenway. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished cottage with excellent garden privileges; one half block from Second; $25. Kamon 242 EB, Second. Phon cast Real Estate. One shack, completely ; garage if desired; $10. Phone 992. ee FOR RENT—Unfurnished five-room new home; strictly modern; beau- tifully finished; close in. 918 B. Fourth. FOR RENT— Modern four-room house on rear, partly furnished or unfurnished. Inquire 648 S. Lin- coln or phone 1342. FOR ~“ RENT—Three-room modern house. 328 B. Sixth, Phone 347J. FOR RENT—Two-room houss (one large room), unfurnished except stoves, $10.50. $40 S. Washington. Apply rear. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—One-room house; suit- able for good gavage, Will move it Phone 1342. FOR SALE One of the best homes in Casper. Eight rooms, fully modern, oak floors, fireplace, linen closets, and all built-in features; lawn, arage, on paye- ‘ential sec- tion of the city. Must be seen to be appreciated. Reasonable terms may be arranged with re sponsible party. Owner leaving the city, Call phones 410 or 2623W, or call at 1043 Oak Crest Ave. FOR. SALE--Four-room _ strictly modérn house, partly furnished, also garage; $2,500; small cash pay ment, ulance monthly. Phone 2155R, 1351 McKinley INCOME TY FOR SALE the coste homes in Casper; five room i bath upstairs, two two-room apart ments and bath downstairs, two blocks from school, Am leaving 1 and must sell at once. Liberal Address Box B-77, Tribune term: FOR SALE—Seven-room modern house; good location, Phone 1170M. FOR TRADE FOR TRADE—Five-room modern | house; close in, with garage; lawn and trees all in, Will trade for Colo rado property or other eastern prop erty Only mmal! property con sidered. Box B28, Tribune FOR TRADE—Two {mproved South Missouri farms, Casper property horses or cars considered. Lox B-71, Tribune. FOR SALP OF TRADE—4-room house and garage, lot 40x140, water, light and gas in house, will trade ‘for farm property !n east. Or will sejl on terms, Reasonable, {r quire 319 Riverview ave Mills., Wyo, PERSONAL MADAM J. REA KEYES, ordained epirtualist, pri readings daly, circle every Monday eve ning, Dm. Apt. 5, Wyatt hosel Phone 2609.J. LOST AND FOUND LOBT—License piatd, Phone 1904W. LQBT—Two tires and carrier, off Nash, .! Notify Grea e Garoge. PHYLUS 16 THE MOST \‘ HAVE NEVER BEEN WONDERFUL WOMAN IN THE WORLD ANID IM COIN “TH HAVE HER SURE GEFORE BUT NOTHING CAN) STOP ME NIOw. SHE'S TOO GOOD FOR ME BUT IM NOT GOING TO LET THAT STAND tn LOST AND FOUND FOUND at the Trit-ine office for quite some time, Wil) the owners please cal! yno cla‘m— One pair nose giasses. One purse containing check. Bunch of keys tn black leather Id’s brown ‘kid glove. | Bunch of keys in black leather ee. B'ack teather vanity bag. Nose glasses in case. ‘Tortoise shell rim glasses. Small photo on West Yellowstone. Boys' Jackie Coogan cap. LOST—Small squirrel fur piece, near Albuquerque Apts. Reward. Phone 757M. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Natrona, ss: Jn the District Court Eighth Judicial District. Estate of Amelia Stanko, de- ceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That letters of administration were on the 16th day of April 1925, granted to the undersigned administrator in the above estate, and all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby necessary vouchers for allowance, to the undersigned Edward F. be forever barred. Dated April 20, 1925. EDWARD F. STANKO, WILLIAM 0, WILSON, Attorney for Estate. Publish April 20, 27 NOTICE TO CREDITORS exhibit them, with the nec be forever barred. Dated April 27, 1925. CARL F. SHUMAKER. BIDS WANTED of the district, Casper, pletion of a thre B, along the north wall of _ the auditorlum in the high school} building now being erected in said school district. Bids to be accompanied by check in the sum of $500.00 payable to the order of the secretory, as an evidence of good faith, and the successful bidder must furnish good and sufficient bond for the faithful perfohmance of the con- | tract in the sum of one-half con- tract price. Bids. must specify the time in| which the bidder is to complete the contract which must be per- formed in accordance with the plans and specifications of Weid- ner and. Sweeney, architects, Cas- per, Wyoming; which plans and mined at the office of the architects, or at the office of the secretary, Con- tract will be awarded to the low-| est responsible bidder, the Board |* reserving the right to reject any specifications may be and all bids. By order of the Board of Direc- | tors, of said High School District in the County of Natrona, and State of Wyoming, the 25th day of April, A, D., 1925. MAY HAMILTON, Secretary of Natrona High School Board Pub. April 27, May 4, 1925. —— NOTICE April 13, 1925 State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss, Office of the County Clerk, Casper, Wyoming, April 18, 1925. The Board of County Commis- sioners of Natrona County, Wyo- ming met on this 13th day of on Smith creek road. | April, 1925 at 10:00 o'clock a, m. pursuant to an adjournment of The following articles have been | sioners have dec a public road to be known as the Power Plant Road: Beginning at a point on the South line of Sec- tion Twenty-four (24) Township Forty North, Range Seventy-nine West (T. 40N. R. 79W) of the Sixth Principal Meridian, and running in a Northeasterly direc tion across the Southeast Quarter required to exhibit hem, with the Stanko, administrator of such es- tate room 15 Stockmen's Nation- al Bank Bldg, Casper, Wyoming, within six months after the date of said letters, or they may be pre- cluded from any benefit from such estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within one year from the date of said letters, they will Administrator. May 4, 1925 Estate of Cora Owen, Deceased. NOTICE IS- HEREBY GIVEN that letters of administration were on the 81st day of March, 1925, granted to the undersigned in the above estate, and all per- sons: having claims against the said estate are hereby requihed to ary vouchers for allowance, to the un- dersigned, Carl F, Shumaker with- in six months after the date of said letters, or they may be pre- cluded from any benefit from such estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within one year from | the date of said letters, they will Pub, April 27; May 4, 11, 18, 1925 a Notice is hereby given that Na- trona County High School, State } of Wyoming, will receive bids un- til May 8th, 1925, at one thirty | p. m. at the office of the secretary April 9th, 1925, there being pres- ent Commissioners J. E, Scott, Chairman Dr. G. T. Morgan, Earle G. Burwell, and Emma C, Marshal! Clerk. TO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The Board of County Commis- ed to establish (SEX%) of Section Twenty-four (24) thence Northerly up the east side of the North Quarter (NE%) of said section Twenty- four (24) and the Southeast Quarter (SE%) of Section Thir- teen (13) thence Northwesterly to approximately the center of the Northeast Quarter (NE%) of said section Thirteen (13), thence northeasterly across the North- State of Wyoming, County of /¢st Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NE%NE%) of said section Thirteen (13) and the Southeast Quarter of the South- east Quarter (SEYSE%) of Sec- tion Twelve (12) all in Township Forty (40) North, Range Seventy- nine (79) West, of the Sixth Prin- cipal Meridian. Thence crossing the Township line in a Northeast- erly direction and continuing in a Northeasterly direction across the West Half of the Southwest Quarter (W%sSW%) of Section Seven (7), Township Forty (40) North, Range Seventy-eight (78) the Northwest Quarter (NW) PAGE r) Walt and Skeezix Will Tour Yellowstone This Summer in One of Our Good Used Cars 1924 Ford Sedan 1924 Chevrolet Touring 1924 Chevrolet (De Luxe) Touring ‘ Ford Touring, Good Shape Cadillac Coupe Nash Casper Motor Company 146 8, Kimball Phone 1818 West: thence northerly through mr (NW tz) | Dated April 18th, 1 Publish April 20, 2 of said Section Seven (7), thence Northeasterly across the South- west Quarter of Section Six (6); thence Northwesterly across the Northwest Quarter of said Section Six Forty (40) North, Range Seventy- ight (78 )West; thence Westerly across the North Half of -the Northeast Quarter () Section One (1) (40) North, Range Seventy-nine A479) West; across the (SW%) of Section Thirty-one (31) Township Forty-one (41) North, Range Seventy-eight West; thence Northwesterly through the Northeast Quarter of the Soutleast Quarter (NE SE%) and the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter NE%) both in Section Thirty- six (36) Township Forty-one (41) North, Range Seventy-nine West, and ending at the Midwest Power Plant, (6), all in Township Township Forty thence Northwesterly Southwest Quarter (78) (SEX (78) All objections thereto or claims for damages by reason theréedf must be filed in writing with the County Clerk of said County fore noon on the 14th day of M A. D., 1925 established without reference such objections or claims for damages, be. or such road will be EMMA C, MARSHALI County Clerk. ; May 4, 1925 AUDITORS ©. H. REIMBERTH & CO, Certified Public Accounts Income Tax Service 401 OLS. Bldg. HASELMIRE & PREBLE Auditors and Accounts Income Tax Consultants ARCHITECTS WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect 412 E. Second St. RAYBURN 8. WEBB L2 Daly Building. Phone 1152 BAGGAGE & TRANSFER NATRONA NSPER, STOKAGK AND FUEL CO.—Vhone 919 BATTERIES 19 B. Filth Phone 907 COLLECTORS CASPER PE Efficient and Proven Method of Credit Keporting Delinquent and Bad Accounts Collec Promptly RESULTS Wyoming, for the furnishing of all labor and | materials for the erection and com- | -story concrete frame corrider enclosed with hol- low tile, connecting units A and Pounty WE ¢ 318 Midwest Bldg. We Solicit Your Business ~ CLEANERS 146.N, Jackson Pho CHIROPRACTORS DRS, J & A GU. JEPEREN 6 NED, Chiropractor ball Street 47 THE CAS me 938 South t 1—Phone 273 WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL 642 South Durbin—Phone 106 Stall SURGERY, GYN OBS Homer I, Lathro| Vietor RK. Dacki KYE, BAK, NO} mon L. 5: AND ROEN r PHAKMAC RB. 8. Lothian, DENTIST 4. EB. Duncan, D. D, &, Offices In Rohrbaugh Bullding 113 East Second Street Telephones 54 and 55 HERBERT L. HARVEY. 9 Private Hospital, 612 DR, LN, FROST Physician and Surgeon OS Big DR. J. 0. KAMP ‘Treatment Suite 305 to 311, Midwest Bitg, re Phone 16501651. Phone 767 Suite 211. Con, Roy, Bidg. Phone 660 Phone LOLM Phone 223 Smith Bldg. Phone SONAL COLLECTORS tem, 212, Con. Phone 2210 128 Midwest Bldg ite $12 Miawest Bldg Ph. 706 Suite 218, Midwest Ulag EYES CAKEFL MARSHALL ©. KEITH, M.D. OtTice 208 South Ceonter—the » 40 Durbin General Practice Surgery Obstetrics Phone 124 Practice limited to Diagnosis and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY LAWYERS AMBROSE HEMINGWAY Lawyer 332 Midwest Bldg. NICHOLS & STIRKETT * Lawyer 309-1011 Ol) Kxchange Bidg, HAGENS & MURANE we Building HAL CURKAN Attorney at Law 806 Con. Roy, Bdlg, WINTER and WINTER 202 Ol! Exchange Bidg. Phone 151 BULLACK & LACY Suite 204-205 Midwest Bldg, Phone 1200 ——<—————————___________. MARVIN L. BISHOP, JR, Attorney-at-Law CASEY & MeNALLY Koom 516-17 Gon. Roy Bldg. Phone 86. FOSTER AND WEHRLI At Heys & PALL BACHE 402 Midweat | Pbone 7y4 LER GBO Wo FERGUSON Alwuruey Km. 22, Lownsend Uidg. hone Lv6d W. PATTERN Attorney at Law WILLIS STIDGER Lawyer OULLBEE 10 OS Bidg & ADAMS Vhone 2 nh M , Kimball Bldg OPTOMETRIST \ TESTED od Glasses roperly Witted by R. L. BVANS OSTEOPATH DR CAROLINE & DAVIS Office and Kesidence—215 EB. oth Phone 388 UPHOLSTERING | Upholstering and Furniture Pacing Phone H02W—J. EB. Warwick YwNE%) of Koy, Bidg. hone 41 hone 210 Vhone L195 ROOFING WYOMING ROOFING OO. 827 East ittb Phone Toy All Kinds of Kools Kepaired and Applied WAREHOUSES _ For results try a Tribu Classi fied Ad,