Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 11, 1925, Page 7

; SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 OFFIGERS WILL HOLD MEET AT VICTORIA, B.C. Wyoming to Be Repre- sented at Crime Conference. In the neighborhood of one thour sand celegates from the nine west- ern states and the three provinces of tke Canadian west will assemble at Victoria, B, C., on July 20 for the opening of a four-day international anti-crime conference under the ays. Pices of the Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police. Internationally known jurists of the Canadian and American bar will be speakers on the convention pror gram. Law enforcement officers whose names are household words on both sides of the line will attond the gathering. Luke S. May, president of the as- sociation, and head of the Revolare International Secret Service, Seat. tle, has sent out invitations to ex: ecutive heads of federal, state, county and municipal forces through the west. Already) he has received the assurance that over three- fourths of the entire membership will be present. But the convention doors will be open to any police af- ficer, sheriff or peace officer irre. spective of whether he be a member of the association or not. This is the second conference to be held on Canadian soll and the city of “‘ictoria has spared neither time nor money to make the affair a suc- cess. On Canada's part officers of Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the proviucial police of the provinces of Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia as well as the heads of most municipal forces will be on hand. From the states of the union offt- cers from Idaho Nevada, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, Utah, California and Montana will be on hand in their numbers. Dele- gates are even coming from Alaska to be on hand at what, it is“pro- jected, will be a business-like discus- sion of international police problems, The daya when the crminal’ slunk away on foot from the scene of the erime are past. Crime today files at speeds of sixty miles an hour and often the miscreant crosses sey- eral states and perhaps even an‘ in. ternational boundary line before deeming himself safe from pursuit. Only. the telegraph stretches be- tween, and then only when the men at both ehds have the will to work together. Conferences of this na- ture are designed to bring about a better international understanding and to establish the personal contact so necessary to the transaction of all business. Law enforcement officers are only beginning to pit against the criminal the same degree of wit and Intelll- gent organzation he displays in his nefgrious business. From the forth- coming conferenc,, it is anticipated, will spring a new bond of under standing between officers whose duty it is to work with one another across the border line. Over a thou- sand delegates, jt is anticipated, will respond to the call of the chair. Heat Victim Shipped With Tons of Ice ST. PAUL, Minn, July 11— (Associated Press)—Clad in a dressing gown and with his head swathed in bandages, L. J. Cha Printed Crepe Ensemble Lovely olorful as a bed of posits is lovely ensemble of printed pe. The frock displays nese red, green and golden blossoms on background |. The coat is black lined the colorful crepe. f PHYLLIS, TLL TreLL H YOU AY SECRET. YOU'RE SO SWEET \ COULD EAT YOO RIGHT OP. man, Kansas City dairy man ate breakfast here in his refrigerator car, rubbing elbows with eight tony of ice with which the car is packed. Mr, Chapman, attended by a physfeian is enroute ale, in upper Lake Superior to escape the Missouri heat which caused his collapse in Kansas City a week ago, His physicians de+ cided it was necessary to relieve him from the heat. The temperature in the car was 45 degrees. Chapman felt “much better” today. His “private car Was hooked on to the Northern to Isle Roy- ‘a plece of bone in his brain, Pacific 8:50 train. for Duluth where, by special arrangement, the Booth Steamship line will bring one of its boats to the Nor- thern Pacific docks to take the Chapman party to Isle Royal. Throughout the trip the. rail- road companies are giving” Chap: man’s car the right of way. —_—_—_—— MURDER CHIME THOT oOLVEL (Continued From Page One) war but left to enlist in the navy In 1920. While returning from a Pacl- fle cruise with a naval vessel, he stopped: off in South America with a friend, and climbed a mountain to view the sunrise. The two were at- tacked by natives, Knapp’s friends said, and the Syracuse boy received a blow on the head fracturing his skull, causing his ijlIness for months, and on his return to Syracuse un- derwent an operation for removal 6f but since that time he always has been noted as eccentric. Classified Rates Two cente per word or ten cents oer line. 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Enormous de- mand. Fascinating work. Easy sales. Unusually big profits, Local- ities being rapidly chosen. Write quick for, full. particulars and free outfit. Get busy! The W, T. Raw- Ieigh Co. Depts reeport mM. POSITIONS WANTED STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper with best of references desires a position, Phone 1758J. WANTED—Care of children, nights, Phone 2088J. SERVICES OFFERED ne family washings WANTED—Small for and deliver. Phone 14997. IT WILL pay you to get my price on your painting and decorating, all work guaranteed. L. D. Leising: er, Phone 1975M. your plumbing done cow, it JbT suaranteed. Phone 209@J. FOR CEMENT work of all call Englke at 356 S. phone 421-J, MARCELLING and shampooing. 613 W. Ninth. Phone 2886-M. MECHANIC would Ike to drive to Denver or Texas for someone; good reference. Phone 2461J. SPECIAL chicken dinner, Busy Bee, Sunday 5:30, 40c. 163 N, Wolcott. MARCEL and bob curl, 60c. Phone 37M. kinds, Kimball, CAN save you money on your building and repair work, also ce- ment work. L. D. Leisinger. Phone 1976M. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Ford sedan, cheap good rubber, upholstering and paint; lots of extras. 251 East K. Ford Runabout 1924 Model, No. 138, Ruckstell Axle, GUARANTEED, $350.00 Earl C. Boyle, Inc. The safe place to buy your used car. Dort Touring Car No, 184, A-l condition, $175.00 Earl C. Boyle, Inc. JUST WRECKING ONP Packard Twin Six, 57 Cad, 34 B Oakland, 1917 Maxwell, 100 point Kissel Kar, Reo, Fifth 9A Franklin, ‘@ have wrecked 300 Parts for all makes. Casper Auto Parts Co., 1720 E. Yellowstone, Phone 698W. Durant Touring No, 183, late model, good condition, offered at a sacrifice, $375.00 Earl C. Boyle, Inc. Ford Coupe Model, No, 147; extra good condition— ae 00 Earl C. Boyle, Inc. 1922 WELL, L GOT THE SALT | SEA AIR s NOW ALL THE GIRL-MEASURING L DO TLL DO WITH. MY EYE = I KNEW “HAT JoB WAS “Too Goop to wer ,| one = Af Say- I HEAR THEY NEED | A BELL-HOP= COME ON, TUL FIX (T ae For Sale—AUTOMOBILES Ford: Coupe 1924 Model, No, 136; Hassler shock absorbers and lots of extras, A BARGAIN AT $400 With a guarantee Earl C. Boyle, Inc. Ford Touring Car 1924 Model, No. 148, guaranteed. A REAL BUY AT $290.00 Earl C. Boyle, Inc. OFFER WANTED AT ONCE Be A Goop SKATE,\ 1S by King Festa WANTED TO BUY WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater, Phone 1086, SHE HAS LOTS OF TASTE. ‘Ee WOULD BE yes, PAGE SEVEN FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Lot and two | _ one four-room and one thre | will consider good car | Boxelder. FOR SALE- t houseas will tak ‘ ac 114} FOR house, close in; Tribune. EB furnished ¢ rea nable ror SAL house; furnis lot and half, Ca Drawn Specially for The Casper Tribune AW i cama } / COURTEOUS, \ AMB(Tious, » CAP, AND PUT THis | TERRIBLE OBLIGED | | - O70. OA \F YOU WOULD DO || GO ON, BOZO OA), WILL aa fa LL THING = CAP * ARE YOU L BET TD LOOK ~~ HONEST, NEAT, “ LOOLOO IN An / RELIABLE, SOBER, UNICORN LIKE 4 EXPERIENCED, RU RN EFFICIENT, \ RESPONSI BLE—- / , SY — \F I WAS \ ALL THOSE TO BE HIRING \|| HE HELP = \] | DO NOU WANT A BELEK SPPER, OR A BANK k PRESIDENT 2. / t fixtures, tw E i 1a tanks and colis, ref: re meat blocks restaur rris Co, Pho: also lot N teen roomed on tr $1,000 do terms; 3 W. Sec owner must leave ond, FOR TRADE TRADE—Fi m moder For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. 445 S. Park. Phone 387. WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co,, 234 8 David, Phone 249. WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, duofolds, all household goods. Phone 1086. WANTED TO RENT Four or fiver nt reasonable. WANTED TO REN room house; Phone 1846J, WANTED on practically new 1925 Ford Chassis with demvuntable rims, starter, spare tire and tools, to make out-of: town insurance adjustment. Call Barnard Realty Company and see it once. An opportunity to get a mode! car old model price. Ford Coupe No. 120, Uke new, 1924. model, cord tires. GUARANTEED, $495.00 Earl C. Boyle, Inc. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Cherries and blackrasp- berries; the finest ever. Sunset Or- chards, two miles north of Ft. Col- lins, Colo. R. R. 2, Box 40. FOR SALE—One good wagon and bed at Castle's Livery Barn, First and Boyer St. FOR SALE—Two ceiling electric fans, $25.0 one automati gauge shot gun, $25.00; one 16-gauge Pump gun, leather case, $25.00; one 410 single barrel shot gun, $6.00; uto trailer in first-class condi- tion, $25.00. 234 S. David. Phone 249. FOR SALE—Moose building bonds at 75c on the dollar. Call phone 257. MAKE the old car jiook iike new with a coat of SWP Auto Enamel. For sale by Nicolaysen Lumber com- pany. Phone 62 or 2300. For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Well lighted, desirable offices, Call 401 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. POR KENT—Sewing machin cry Der month; electrics, $5. Kepair ing Gone. Brooks, 149 fast B. Phone 1648W. For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE—One birdseye maple dresser, 2 beds, 1 9x12 rug. 1 Hoover and computing scale. Call 544 5. Melrose. FOR SALE—Fruit jars, 350 a dozen} sanitary c6t, $3.00; good iron bed, $1.00; oak rockers, $3.00; 3-hole oll stoves, $5.00; 2-hole ofl stoves, $4.00; square oak dining table, $4.00 to $7.00; china closets, $7.00; good ward- $4.00; robe, $7.00; washing machine, coal range, $16,003 pill a pair; center dressers, $7.00 mattresses, $3.00. 0., 284 8. David. Harned Furniture Phone 249. WANTED TO BUY WANTED, ice box, HIGHEST cash price paid for sec ondhand furniture, 749 East H, Phone 1648W. WANTED—Rooming house furnt ture, laying hens, milk cow, sec: ond-hand lumber. P. O. Box 486, WANTED—We will buy or trade in your used furniture. Koler Pur- nituré Co., 220 §, Wolcott. Phone 138. WANTED—One erator: about Chili King Lunch Phone 60, TO BL Phone 2194J. Secondhand refrig- capacity. Center &t restaurant 50-1b, WANTED—To got in touch with party who hag a building suitable for bakery and confectionery store, good location. Box B-71 Tribune. | FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR SON aan 433 S. McKin- ley. Phone 136 WANTED TO BORROW WILL pay 10 per cent interest fér @ three to five year loan of $2,500 as a second mortgage on first class residence property, Address Box B-64, Tribune. FOR SALE—POULTRY FOR SALE—Spring fryers; fresh eges; fat hens and baby chicks. 912 E. 14th. FOR SALE—Chickens, broil 1216 E. Second. Phone 10 r size, ROOM AND BOARD PAT'S dining room; board and room, $ 10 per week; family style meals, 40¢, Come one, come all. 635 8 Center. BOARD with very pleasant room adjoining bath; especially suitable for two girls; home privileges. Phone 18 BOARD and room in r reduction in price FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Thr 1 n furnished house. VOR RENT—Very desirable rpom, Joining bath, private home, close in. 701 8. Beech. FOR RENT—A nice room with large clothes closet, adjoining bath room, in modern home. 631 B. Second. pat | FOR RENT—Very desirable room; private home; adjoining bath} home privileges. 188 W. 10th. Phone 1213 FOR RENI'—Room in modern home, also garage; cheap. 824 8 Woleott. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Modern nished fourroom ap block from bus. 340 N, Phone 1265. FOR RENT—Furnished apart large living room, bedroom, kitehenetié, breakfast nook xnd bath, overstuffed furniture, garage if de sired, close in Call 2069. *FOR RENT—Three-room nished apartment. 325 W. FOR RENT —'Three-room apart+ ment with bath. 111 8. Jackson, unfur- Bighth. FOR RE furnished vate bath ‘Two-room apartment, and unfurnished; pri close in, 231 8, Grant. Phone 2777) FOR RENT—Tworcom turnished FOR RENT—Three-room apartment, unfurnished; private bath; modern $30. 624 8, Ash, FOR RENT—Furnished two-roon apartment, downtown, modern in every respect, laundry with electri washer and jron; hot and cold water; clean and desirable; rent reduced. FoR ‘OR ho RENT: ern he I use; nice only. 1008 1 FOR RE ry desirable four- use on rear; ed; good location PERSONAL MADAM J. REA KEYES, ordained Pe spirtualist, private readings dalys message circle every Monday eve ey ning. 8p. m, Apt. S. Wyatt hotel. FOR RENT—HOUSES Phone 2609. COUPLE would like to get home ta take care of if you leaving town. Bt ‘ ne room furnished] COMPLETD course in beauty cule and trees; $15;| ture. $60, Will enroll six. Under cond. Phone] {instruction of « t operators. Vanity Shoppe, 159 8, Box Beauty Beech. Phone MADAM FRANCE Psycho-Palmist Clairvoyant al $2 Phone 1539, FOR R T — Three-room nished new apartment with reasonable, heated garage free. 5. Elm. unfur bath 44 roR RE nished ay water, $20. —Modern two-room fur artme: lights, gas and 304 S, Washington, furnished Cedar, this week, 147-N. Wolcott Hours 9 to 9 LOST AND FOUND roo furnished, £C xcept i. Inqul RENT SLASHED at the Yellow- stone apt., $26.00 per month, ef fective June 15, 1 room, kitchen, completely furnished including gas, water and lights. janitor servic bike. from Center, 426 W.. Yell stone, only respectable party need in- quire. You are cordially invited to Inspect them. FOR RENT—Threeroom modern unfurnished house, 1254 8. Wash- ington. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment. 1250 8. Washington FOR RENT—Very nice three-room furnished apartment. 104 N. Wash- ington. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Owner's home, at: tractively furnished; colonia! bun: galow tric washer, 516 W. 14th FOR RENT—Five-room furnished, modern house. Phone 1886M. FOR F ne six-room modern bungalow, 525 8S, Wolcott street one four-room house, 128 West street; one three-room house, 1 West G street. C. V. Norris Phones 12 and FOR R ‘—4-room modern house, ®Barage, screen porch, 409 S. Jack- son. A WONDERFUL home for the right r en/roomis and bath, thre bedrooms suitable for renting; good location; $40; near high school om moderr Dee ES os Re ay rE RE r vive 1 x | - — | FOR RENT—Modern 6-room hous with rooms and basement: 840 « month, 301 McKinley. Inquire 146 8. Oak, FOR RENT—Three-room furnished house: West 18th street; on paving Phone 2131W. FOR RENT- room houne 1077R. ewly decorated ne jocation. Pi FOR RENT—Modern sixroc furnished or unfurnished features, sun porch. $40 N. son. Phone 1265 A re You Out of a Job? The Tribune will belp every man and woman in Casper tn m house builtin Jefter search of employment to fnd work by publishing For One Insertion “Position Wanted” ads. Ke member it will cost you noth Ing to advertise your services in The Tribune. Uf you ure tp need Of work Apartments with screened porch; can be used as four-room apartment; gas, lights and water furnished. 1238 S. Poplar St. Phone 2822-J. ADVERTISE ta, com ogra 401 312 119 rent, land, 16 WM. J. WES BAGGAGE & “AND FUEL t ASPE BATTERY CO. Phone #07) — FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SAL go in Casper; modern, 0.00 cash, E First St 01. AUDITORS 0, A. REIMERTH & CO, om cot rnished balance like or will trade for clear lots or Phone, Sten Spas, FO OND The following articles have been - Tribune office for quite some Will the owners please call ane Chlld’s brown kid glove. Bunch of keys tn biacit case. leather all photo on West Yellowstona, Boys’ Jackle Coogan cap. Brown gauntiet glove. ly LAWYERS HAL CURKAN Attorney at Law Certified Public . ‘a ey at tal gy egg tack hg _[@hone 22% 306 Con. Hoy. Bdlg, Da Eee: Lisa AMBROSE HEMINGWAY HASELMIRE & PREBLE Lawyer Auditors and Accounts 832 Midwest Bldg. Income Tax Consul ARCHITECTS E, Second St. RAYBURN 8. WEBB 12 Daly Building, Phone 1352 R0NA TRANSFER, BAT TERIES nts Suite 211, Con, Roy, Bldg. Phone 660 ALL, Architect Phone LOiM TRANSFER STURAGE CO.—Vhone 949 —| WINTER and WINTER 202 Ol! Exchange Bidg. Phone 151 MULVANEY & BARRETT Attorneys 515 Con. Koy. Bldg. Phone 2306 JAMES P. KEM Lawyer 408 Ol Exchange Bldg. Phone 1397 HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Ul Exchange Wullding MARVIN L, BISHOP, JE. Attorney-at-Law hone 78 Smith Ble CASEY & McNALLY Hoom 616-17 Cou. Roy. Bidg. Phone 86 CLEANERS POSTER AND WEURLI Attorneys Roc DR. GROVE m 110 Scott Bidg. D. 0, PH. Phone 342 Rm, 406-407, Con. Roy, Bldg. ap ones Phone 41. THE SERVICE CLEANERS ne At Ry pga EB PAUL SACHELLER Phone 403 Midwest Bidg. Phone 14. CHIROPRACTORS GEO. W. FERGUSON os > Altoruky DKS. J tL & A. G. JEFFREY | Rm. 22, Townsend Bldg. Phone 1968 Suite $12 Midwe Bldg. . 706 — —— W. U. PATTEN Attorney at Law 225 Midwest Bidg Vhone 210 M. BE, HARNED.BOYD, Chiropractor 150 North Grant St. Phone 1457 CRATING OGILBEE 6 ADAMS 210 O-S Bidg. Uhone 2217 JOUN M, Room 6, Kimba Center Bldg. 212 So. Phone 198 198 eo LESLIE M HERE. nT LL. Lawyers A0V-10-1) OU Exchange Bldg. LLACK # LAOY jaite Fire 208 Midwe hone 120 uy, HARVEY, M. Uitice 208 South Center—Phone ve Bidg. MATTRESS FAC TORY New Mattresses to Order Old Ones Renovated and Recovered Hunter-Goll, 42 W, First, Ph, 2200 OPTOMETRIST Private Hospital, 612 80. Varbin EYES CAREFULLY General Practice Surgery Ubstetrics | And Glasses ma ha nettle ed intr tet > ty Fi DR. 9. ©, KAMP dae <" i Practice thee to Diagnosis and h L. BVANS ‘reatment " Suite 305 to B11, Midwest Bldg. 117_B. Second St, Phone 1690-1651, - OSTEOPATH LAWYERS DR. CAROLINE © DAVIS Otice and Kesideoce—215 & uth = Phone 388 WAREHOUSES LESLIE M. NELSON, Warehouse and Transfer Co, pe 1234