Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 18, 1925, Page 7

SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1925 —_—<—<—<—<—$——= STILL FILLED FORPRESIOENT (Continued From Page One) ident of to resist the movement for tariff revision at this time, but he will have to depend on men like Sen- ator Curtis to smother attenipts ef the Democrats to muddy the watery by proposing various tariff changes on which a record vote will be sought tor the purpose of putting in a political hole the Republicans who come from_sections seeking tariff re- forms. The strategy of the administration will be to risk its all on tax reduo- pon, arguing that nothing should be placed In the way of that necessary reform. It will be insisted, for in- stance, that there is no time to re- vise the tariff, even admitting that some ghanges arf desirable, and that it is more tuan any one ses- sion can expect to accomplish if it makes & new revenue law and dis- poses of the appropriation bills and other. matters that have been left over from the preceding session. Without doubt, there will be re- newed efforts to pass a public build- ings bill, The condition of federal buildings In many parts of the coun- try is such as to interfere with effi- ciency. Also it is costing the gov- ernment more in rents for leases in some cases than if the government had built {ts own annexes. There was too little time to put a public buildings measure through congress last time. A filibuster would have killed the bill had it been press- ed for consideration. The Democrats moreover, were bitterly opposed to placing discretion in the hands of the treasury department as to what builiings were to be constructed, it was supposed the Republican dis- tricts would be given the benefit of most of the money appropriated while the Democratic districts would suffer, Some compromise plan that will eliminate as much of the politi- cal element as possible will have to be devised to win support for a pub- Uc buildings measure as it is one of the easiest of bills to attack and the Progressives, with the Demo- crats, together can raise consider- able fuss if {t is a palpably political _ affair. ~~ Speaking of fillbusters, Senator Curtis is not particularly happy over the attack which Vice President Dawes has been making on him and other senators who favor the present rules of the senate. Still, it would’ not’ be surprising if the vice president made filibustering more unpopular than it ever has been, Should a filibuster develop, it will place the burden of responsibil- ity on men like Senator Curtis to in- voke the present cloture rules or a yocate an amendment to the rules which will deprive a few men of their chance to block legislation. a ® Poultry CHICAGO, July 18.—Poultry alive unchanged. -\Classfed Rates| ‘Two cents per word or ten cents er line. B NO ADD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as @ basis of estimating a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two lines. All charged advertising will be booked ‘set lines’ irrespective of the number of words. 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 the haed “Too Late to Classify.” TELEPHONE ADS. 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Note the foregoing instructions about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Daily Tribune, Teet PUSS! ‘his is the famous cat who re cts the every emotion of the ‘rking family in his expressive He is icu- ice and tall ye hel plas il POLLY and Her PALS” Coming to this paper TOMORROW —_—___ H i ik B LAUGH THIS OFF, LTH Lous THE LFe- SAVER. gf: for a 4 game serious. Cobb the i manager has hit 7 hits in the Jast H 3 days and they tell me he is now 40 yrs. old. Weare awfully glad . he aint any older for he might of ‘i got Shits, I guest he aint seen no” * real pitching so far but Im going to pitch today and Ill make that ‘george a peach look like a ne- ‘braska tyfoon and I'll show them jungle kittens some thing they MR. \GEWATER - HOPPER « “TONIGHT 1M GOIN' To THE CLAMDIGGERS' JUBILEE a catinans. Sai ‘Teo BAP THEY Tooi< Well Al here we ave in Detroit a For Best Values in Used Cars Ford Coupe No. 120, 1924 model, like new -..--. wae en ena - + ---e-----~-- $495.00 Ford Coupe No. 153, 1923 model, a dandy at--~. Ford Runabout No. 132, 1922 model, lots of extras -.. — wen nneeeeren en pee-----$220,00 Ford Runabout No. 137, 1924 model delivery, y, completely overhauled Ford Sedan No,’ 155; 1924 model in A-1 condition. An unusual offer at...__- $490.00 Ford Touring No. 141, 1923 model. Used very little, with our used car guarantée, at ~. weet new eeesee enn - ee -ee--- ~~ - $300.00 THE SAFE PLACE TO BUY YOUR USED CAR EARL C. BOYLE, Inc. HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Reliable woman for gen: eral house work. Phone 325 after 6 p. m. r WANTED—Girl for general house work. Phone 1739, WANTED—Woman cook with hotel and club experience, Box B-4, Tribune, HELP WANTED—MALE BOYS! Boys! WANTED To sell papers. Call at Tribune at 4 o'clock MEN—Our Brown Book of Barber- ing tells how to learn the trade quickly, mailed free. Write MOL BARBER COLLEGE, 1229 17th 8&t., Denver. POSITIONS WANTED children or house work. Phone 316M YOUNG man, 29, with small family wants place with reliable concern; college education; broad general ex- perience; no defects; good person- ality; steady employment; reliable references. Address J. W. Crow, General Delivery. SERVICES OFFERED FOR CEMENT work of all_ kinds, call Engike*at 356 S, Kimball, phone 421-J, ——$————$———————————— I CAN save you money on your building and repair work, also ce- ment work. L. D, Leisinger. Phone 1976M. WANTED—Smaill family washings and laundry work for single ladies and gentlemen who have no bome. Prices reasonable. All work guar anteed to be bigh class. We call for and deliver. Phone 14991. ———$——_—_—_—————— TRY our big special chicken dinner, Busy Bee, 5:30 Sunday, 163 N. Wolcott. 1? WILL pay you to get my price on your painting and decorating, all work guaranteed. L. D. Leising: er. Phone 1975M. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES eee JUST WRECKING ONE Packard Twin Six, 57 Cad 34 B Oakland, 1917 Maxwell, 100 point Kissel Kar, Reo, Fifth 9A Franklin. We have wrecked 300 ca Parts for all makes. Casper Auto Parts Co,, 1720 BE, Yellowstone. Phone pale FOR SALE—White 30 truck; in 004 condition; will sell_or trade. See Hill at Nash Casper Motor Co. a TE an lA a inn do a =eeeeeemmmmmmmmmem Tribune Want Ady Bring Results $8.00 per month, The C For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Eight cylinder Olds- mobile Sport Touring, practically new; a real bargain, Earl C, Boyle, ne. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Garage. 433 S. Mc- Kinley. Phone 1365J, FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Shetland pony. Mason Henry, 834 E. Third. For Sale—Miscellaneous MAKE the old car look like new with a coat of SWP Auto Enamel. For sale by Nicolaysen Lumber com: pany. Phone 62 or 2300. FOR SAL¥E- Gearheart knitter reasonable uct call 1204 8. Ash Bt For Rent—Miscellaneous ®OR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 ber month: electrics, $5. Repair: (ng Gone. Brooks, 149 East H. Phone 1648W. FOR RENT—S8tore room and. living quarters combined; counters and shelves furnished; good location. Phone 2832W. For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE—Household goods, tn-|/ cluding Weber duo art grand plano, Edison console model phono- graph, choice orfental rugs. Call any time, Dr. A. J. Jeffrey, 243 B., Park. Phone 93 or 706, FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, modern, $15, tncluding lights and £28; also sleeping room, $12. 725 8, Ash, rear house. FOR RENT—Two housekeeping rooms, everything furnished ex cept bedding, $14. 810 Glenarm FOR SALE—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Upright Piano Good upright plano; mahogany case, $126,00; terms $10.00 down, EB. Wells Mualo Co., 232 E. Secon: FOR SALE OR RENT—Good used piano; fine condition, Phone 1468 WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—W for coal ranges, he pay more . dressers, duofolds, all housebold goods. I’hone 108, ‘ Che Casper Daily Tribune VACATION | AYS YOU KNOW ME AL—Adventures of Jack Keefe YoU OUT TODAY, SACK, YoU DIDN'T FOOL ’EM THOUGH ~ Q LOT OF "EM WALKED FOOLED ‘EM: IRNOW @ Lor SS) oF ’EM WALRED BUT | FOOLED “THATS WHAT WELL, THE | TELL You- 1FOOLED HIM UMP CALLED By RING EARDNER 1WAS “TOSSING OP STRIKES THERE @QND HE THOUGHT THEY WAS BALLS PAGE SEVEN — BUSINESS CHANCES e of my 80-acre y cinch as t rs to AND (T CAN'T = BE DONEY THAT RED- HEADED CIGARETTES -DRUMMER (S TRYIN’ To MAKE MY SWEET BLUE EYES GREEN ABOUT THAT BIG BEEF -TRUST, Lous WANTED TO BUY HIGHEST cash price paid for sec: ondhand furniture. Phone 1648W. 749 East H. WANTED—Your oid coal range or tange or heater. WANTED TO BUY—Cigar counters, wall cases, four pool tables. WANTED—We will buy or trade in your used furniture, niture Co., 220 Wolcott. Phone 138. WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture, Harned Furniture Co., 234 8. David. FOR SALE—POULTRY FOR SALE—Spring fryers; i hens and baby chicks. WANTED WANTED*To get in touch with party who hag a building suitable for bakery and confectionery store, good location. Box B-71 Tribune. WANTED PERMANENTLY By gentleman, quiet nished sleeping room, to bath; must be loci seven or eight blocks of Midwest ADDRESS BOX B-2 CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE WANTED. TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—Four or five- '—Five or six- for two months. away let me hear from you. / WELL, ONE WORD {FROM ME AN SAG CHUeKS THAT \ SUNBURNT SEA- LION, SEE te, Ine | ie GO ON, f_ OW , SPREAD YOURSELF, \S THAT SOs BIS BOY Youre GoupD! ) Great Bri GO ON fest tights reserved | HEY, RED. — MY BOY-FRIEND IS TRYIN’ “TO MAKE, ME JEALOUS BY TELLIN’ ME YOU'RE TRYIN' “To MAKE Him JeALous AE WOULDN'T LOST AND FOUND FOUND The following artictes have been at tho Tribune office for quite some time, Will the owners please call Child's brown kid glove Smali photo on, West Yellowstone, Boys Jackie Coogan cap. Brown gauntlet glove. “To MAKE ME JEALOUS | NOTICE OF INCORPORATION For Rent—- APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Three-room apartment. unfurnished; private bath; modern; $30. 624 S. Ash. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Three-room modern house, partly furnished. 642 5 Grant nt on bus line; ligh’ t re ble. 7 FOR RENT—Modern three-room sem!-basement apartment; com pletely furnished; built damp proof comfortable, cool; lights free anc use of electric mangle; laundry, 23 E, 13th. FOR RENT—tTwo-room moderr nished apartment; gas and Ii furnished. 143 N. Kimball RENT SLASHED at the Yellow. stone apt., $25.00 per month, ef: fective June 15, 1 room, kitel completely furnished including gas. blks. from Center. 426 SV. Yellow stone, only respectable party need in- quire. You are cordially invited to inspect them. FOR RENT—Attractive 2-room fur- nished apartment with laund privileges; hot water; close in; $26 428 8S, Grant. FOR RENT—Desirable furnished | FOR RENT—Three-room furnist: 1} BOR RSNT—Five-room furnished, modern hours, 612 8. Lincoln, house with gas, lights and wat Phone 1769W. rnished 8 W room Call at water and lights, janitor service, 3 FOR house, m furnished Lincoln, FOR REN ive-room strictly mod. rn house, near high school, 1335 Oak. Phone 1664-W days. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Fiveroom modern house, furnished or unfurnished; close in; reasonable terms, Box B-68, Tribune. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, large living room, bedroom, kitchenette, breakfast nook and bath, overstuffed furniture, garage if de sired, close in Call 2033W. FOR SALE—Three-room house and breakfast nook; lawn, garage, chicken house and fenced; cheap for cash. Owner, prone 2881-J. 1117 S. Melrose. FOR RENT—Strictly modern two room furnished apartment; light and pleasant; reduced rent; close in 603 8. Beech FOR RENT—Three-room modern, furnished apartyent. 807 E. Third, rear. Phone 2015W. FOR RENT—Modern, furnished apartment; reasonable rent; in cluding lights and electric washer Phone 2124W. FOR REN ving room, breakfast nook, priv vate entrance, price appointment, ' 14204 Phone 2 T—Furnished apartment, edroom, Kitchen ar bath, pri FOR RE room furnished apartment. 1 OE. Seventh Phone 390. Bragg Apts FOR REN’ nished a '—Three-room FOR RENT—OFFICES 1 in large office BOARD AND ROOM BOARD and room in private family: reduction in price, 3 FOR RENT—ROOMS 'T—Three-room furnished house, RENT—Cool, blocks east of Elks hall, a week; gentleman, Phone room: close bus; references. For Rent—APARTMENTS RENT—Two-room private bath; close tn; Phone 2777J. RENT—Three.room furnished Call at 1226 8. Phone 319-J, FOR RENT—Purnished apartment, 231 8. Grant WILSON APTS.~Three-room unfurnished apartment range, laundry Washington. Phone 1055R. RENT—Four-room ement apartment Nght and cool FOR RENT—Two-room front apart ment; robf garden and every me ern conve ; downtow reasonable Call 15304 FOR RENT—Furnished two-room apartment, downtown, modern in every respect, laundry with electric washer and fron; hot and cold water; clean and desirable; rent reduced, Phone 15394, REDUCED RENT—Two-room fur: nished and unfurnished apart ments; private bath. Lincoln Apts Phone 115 FOR RENT: or unfurnished in; priv Phon room, bedr own 664 CY. Phone 2: FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Modern stxroom houne furnighed or unfurnished; built-in features, gun porch, 840 Jeffer son. Phone 1265, FOR RENT—Five-room, unfurni: house, with rooms in baser 301 N. McKinley, Phone 116 FOR RENT- house, partly lose tn: nice purroom modern Jocation, Call 1567J FOR REN’ bungalow, Cc. V. Norris FOR © —One sixroom modern WNT —Modern five-room house; on paved street; good loca tion, Phone 226/ ron furnished house, ne and twelfth, Phone 1636-W, furnished; garage; FOR TRADE OR T , one Ford true transmission, long whe y cord tires, rter and shoe ‘. Phone 1 DE—For good alld FOR SALE OR TRADE. five-room residence with center of Thermopolis; on px street; lawn and trees; garage; $ down and terms. Box 1904, Casper FO. LE OR TRADE. or lots with clover, garden vegetables, et m. D. A, MacQ 125, Mountain View rawberries BUSINESS CHANCES ket fixtures, two-ton Bars stock of said corporation is a 000,00. divided into five hundred (500) shares of the par value of y business, dandy ne affairs and management of said corporation shall be under the trol of a board of three directors, and B. I. Biggs, M. A. Deakin and GOOD going grocer shall be conduct sted party answer aning worka ne AUDITORS REIMERTH & CO. Income Tax Service HASELMIRE & PREBLE Suite 211. Con. Roy. Bldg. ARCHITECTS TFALL, Architect Phone 101M ere tract, ~ | FOR SALE OR TRADE—$500 piano practically new; will a. model in ond. For Sale—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Ten chicken ranch at city limit Che for quick ¢ Write Box 734, I der, Wyoming PERSONAL MADAM J, REA KE message circle every Monday eve ning, 8 p.m, Apt. 8 Wyatt hotel Phone 2609.J, BAGGAGE & TRANSFER | NATRONA TRANSFE AND FUEL CO.--Phone 949 BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY CO f > THE SERVIC CHIROPRACTORS ee ordained — spirtualist, private readings daly | Midwest Bidg. DOR. GROVE, D, O., PH. MADAM FRANCES yeho-Palmist nt, special $1 readin MIN plcott, Ind door The Tribune will help every man and woman in Casper in search of employment to find work by publishing FREE “Position Wanted” ads. Ke member it will cost you noth Ing to advertise your services in The Tribune. if you ure in need of work ADVERTISE », HARNED-BOY 150 North Grant St. LEGAL NOTICES THE PALMS COMPANY was ated office of the of State, of the State of ng, at 9:05 A. M., July 13th, The term xistence of years r The object for whic oration formed is to conc a general lesale and retail ice cream, arbet, milk, cream, butter, eggs, ultry, cheese, ice, water, cold rage, soft drink and equipment ness in all its branches in the of Wyoming. The capital ($50.00) Dollars per shave, y-paid and non-assegsable, The EK. R. Burton constitute said board of directors f corporate year o The prin cipal operations aid company in the County of Natrona, State of Wyoming. incipal office of said hall be in Ca Wyoming, and W. Simpson is the agent of pany in charge of said of . R. BU Secretary. Publish July 16th, 17th, 18th, LAWYERS CK & LACY 205 M HAL CURRAN Attorney at Law Phone 228 306 Con, Koy. Bdlg. \MBROSE HEMINGWAY Lawyer Midwest Bldg. NTER and WINTER 202 Oll Exchange Bidg. Phone 161 BARRETT Phone 2306 r ig Phone 1397 UAGENS & MUBAND Lawyers 206-207 OU Exchange Buliding MARVIN L. BISHOP, JR Aito t-Law Smith Bidg vb CASEY & McNALLY Koom 516-17 Con, Koy. Gldg. Phone 86 FOSTER AND WEURLI Attorneys Kem, 406-407, Con. Koy. Bidg. Phone 41 EB PAUL BACHELLER 402 Midwest Bidg. Phone 704 0. W. FERGUSON Attoruey CRATING NELSON, Warehouse ‘and ‘Transfer Co., CLAIRVOYANTS Knows your past, present and can| Old Ones MARSHALL ©. KEITH, M4. Db, HERBERT L. HARVEY, M.D. 208 South Center—Phone 380 Private Hospital, 612 So. General Practice Surgery Obstetrics » Midwest Bldg. Phone 1650-1651, LAWYERS NICHOLS & SUIRKETE Lawyers 600-101. OL Exchange Bldg, { Km, 22 nd Bldg. Ubone 196d W. . VATTEN Attorney at Law 225 Midwest Bldg Vhone 20 OULLBEE & ADAMS 210 OS Bldg Vhone 2217 sot M. HENCH Hoom 6, Kimball Uldg 2 So, Center Vhone 198 ~ MATTRESS FACTORY New Mattresses to Order vated and Recovered W. flrst, Ph, 3 u, OPT OME RIST BYBS CARLFULLY TESTED ay And Glasses Properly Fitted | by ; L. EVANS | 11% B. Second BA enh OSTEOPATH DE. CAROLINE © DAVIS Office and Resklence—215 EL oth Phone 688 WAREHOUSES enti SLIE M. NELSON, Warehouse and Transfer Co., Phone 1234 1} } { ee