Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1925, Page 9

“\yord. wonld have been law. = FING DEBATED BY NEW YORK Gotham Stirred Over Tammany Status This Year. By ROBERT T. SMALL. (Copyright, 1925, by Casper Tribune.) NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—The- po- onfilct which fs stirring this greater city at the moment is not so much concerned with the po- litical ambitions and fate of any one ‘fan. but has resolved itself into the question.as.to whether o> not Tam- many ¢an rule New York without a “big bi '. There is admitted chaos in the city Democratic ranks and there Js-no one at the Tammany wigWam in Fourteenth street who can. say yes or no and have the dictum carry the necessary weight. Hence there is pulling and hauling first one way and then another, until in-the-languago of a one-time famous statment, no one appears to “know where he is at.” Tammany is without a bos: It has a quintet of boro leaders, but when it Comes to bossing a big political Jop, five leaders are as un- ruly ag-twenty. ‘Tammany hag func. tloned:in the past with one strong man at the wheel. That hand is not there today. Richard. Croker’ was the. strong hand of-his.day. Then came Charlie Murphy. the silent. boss. Murphy ‘wasn't soystrong to begin with and many thought that with Croker’s death Tammany'’s days were num- bered., But Murphy and his silent methods. soon dissipated all such ideas and time quickly came when a nod from his: wise head meant political life or death in the big city. Murphy didn't always have his way, either, but he knew when and how to. compramise and he made “compromise look to the faith- ike"& great Tammany victory. Murphy has gone and no one has arisen to fill his shoes. Governor: Al Smith could have done so. He could~have been the big white ~chief at the wigwam; his But the governor sidestepped the job. He wanted to remain on at Albany for a spell and then perhaps to go to; Washington as senator. Al Smith never in his own mind or heart. has cherished the idea that he conld: be nominated for the presi- dency or elected to that office. A great many people said that even if “Al’'*did decline the nomina- tion as leader of Tammany Hall he would be the real power behind the throne. The opponents of ‘Tam- many are trying to place the blame fox>the -present. situation in respect ofthe mayoralty at the governor's dgor. But to'be a political boss is one thing and to be an aspirant for office 1s quite something else again. ‘The-governor has found that the two do-not. go hand in hand, so to speak, and. he has tried to keep hig skirts ag clear as possible of the imbroglio which is threatening Tammany’s right to rule. Judge George W, Olvany is nomi- Nally the ruler of Tammany Hall. He {s the success but not the logical successor~- of Boss Murphy. ‘The judge is a splendid type of citizen and certainly has added poise and dignity—one might almost say class —to the wigwam; but he is a judge by disposition and temperament; he ia not the hard-fisted fighter that ‘Tammany needs. He does not crack the whip nor does he act as if he owned a whip. The judge believes in conferences; there is a report that he even believes in primaries. Pri- maries are all right in an organiza- tion like Tammany, provided the word is passed down the line in ad- vance ag to how the ballots are to be marked. But an “open” primary is something to make both Croker and Murpby do flip-flops in their mouldy graves, So Tammany, for tho first time in more than thirty years, !s going into a*mayoralty election without a big boss and the floundering that is everywhere apparent tells how sure ly the big chiefs of the past are missed. Tammany got by the state and presidential elections last year in pretty good shape. Tammany doesn’t’much care who is president. Al Smith led his own forces to vic- tory In the state. But today Tam- ~wnany faces a campaign which means more to it than all the state and national affairs. Can ‘lammany continue to reign supreme in the chy? The city is Tammany's life— {te»bread and butter and meat and drink, ‘ The’ Tammany weakness has been evident- In iis dealings with Mayor Hylan. Tammany has not wanted Hylan for two years or more but Was not been able to get rid of him. ‘THeke has been:no boss to give the twayor the “gate”. Tammany has appeared nfraid and no beast of the ) iengle could be more despised than a‘tiger afraid. Efforts have been made to induce Governor 6mith to “hang the crepe” } on the mayor, but the governor has had other fish to fry or to catch and hag passed the buck right back td''the Tammany leaders, who are split into pro-Hylan and anti-Hylan groups and don’t know just what to do unléss they can fall back upon & rmary “Tammany’s life is at stake and tere is the sad lack of a leadership in the dire dilemma. polar chi sal Shimmer Not Shimmy. ‘Those who can not shimmy can at himmer without shivering even A their lingerie this winter. For the old and silver fabrics so popular ir evening gowns have been adapted corsets, They are fastened with t.Berthe Barrelros, the Parisian igner, calls a “discreet lacing” ich provides allowance for both full heart and a: hearty dinner. phir ws ie ncaa As * he With One Hand, Jp. the day of G. Washington and | 17 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1925 BOSS. QUESTION )POLLY AND HER Pats . THATS SIGGIE SKowS PITCHER WOT WON FUST PRIZE. OH, TACK, & TELEGRAM — tS FROM SOE TINKER ORLENOD, FLORIDA LaFoyette, it was a social accum- plishment to be able to open and pre- sent a snuff box gracefully with one hand. The newest English cigaret cases permit a similar dexterity, even with the left hand, since they have a side action opening. They cost from around $20 In silver to $100 in gold. Classified Rates Two cents per word or ten cents per line. NO ADD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as a basis of estimating a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two lines. All charged advertising will be booked ‘‘set lines" {rrespective of the number of words, CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED 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 republica- tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement. THLEPHOND ADS. Careful attention will be given all ads received over the TELEPHONE but we cannot guarantee accuracy. CLOSING HOUR. Want Ads to be classified properly must be in the Casper Dally Tribune office before 10. Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m. will be inserted under the haed “Too Late to Classify.” OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE- MENTS, Must be accompanied by cash or check in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing instructions about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Daily Tribune. HELP WANTED—Female LADIES desiring pleasant home work, good Income, write imme- diatel: United Directory Service, 20 F st Jackson Blyd., Chicago, Ill. WANTED—Woman to make few pies and cakes, help in pantry and generally in the kitchen; must be neat and clean; good position to right party; $60, room and board to start. Write fully. Box 91, ‘Ther- mopolis, Wyo. Che Casper Daily Tribune -=By WESTOVER you'D” NEVER THINK acuy COULD WIN A PRIZE! WITH A PITCHER OFA THAT AIA'T A L/ FRIED EGG! ‘\ ITS A ORANGE!) Jack KREEFE:- CaN OFFER You Get » SOB DWN HERE, SOMMESS AND WINTER — BIG PRY— IN SUMMER | CAN USE You ON THE ORLANDO TEAM @S PITCHER END IN WINTER ON My HOUSE BOAT ws. CAN USE YOU AS~} Trade Mark Reg. U.S. Pa’ FOR RENT—ROOMS Office PAGE NINE PERSONAL 3 PARTY driving vicinity, in the ordained gs daly, MADAM J. R spirtualist message circ ning, 8 p. m. Phone 2609.5 Ar MADAM FRANCES Psycho-Paimist WARNING FOR RENT—HOUSES Six-room modern TRADE land, close tn} furnished or unfurnished me prapert iness location; 340 N. Jefferson. Phone 12: want Wyoming, ado or Oregon land. P. "OR ,.RENT—Sleeping roo ith School Starts August 3ist. | Pont teateehan ele | 2946W evenings. Modern Houses Are Fast Filling Up. | POR RENT Nie Foome, 4 pe Get Yours NOW—*“SEE BEN” 1084R. 4 Rooms, bath, garage, furnished —_. ly ane bath, 5 Rooms, bath, garage, unfurnished - 30.00 14, S. Beech, 4 bath, unfurnished -_._.. $30.00 5 , bath, on pavement, unfurnished —. $40.00 4 Rooms, bath, apartment, furnished _._ $40.00 FOR RENT—HOUSE- 2 Rooms, bath, unfurnished ~..---. $20.00 3 Rooms, unmodern, garage, north side — 4 Rooms, unmodern, Kenwood KEEPING ROOMS ASK TO SEE YOR RENT—Three modern house- keeping rooms; dishes, linens, elec tric washer, gas, lights and ice; close Hite in Phone 1230W. 9 5) REALTORS FOR RENT—Two housekeeping 202 rooms, furnished, modern except lanai bath. Inquire 643 'B, Third. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES |For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE HERE 1s a real buy for someone}; FOR SALE—Portable Corona type-| SMALL size pickling cucumbers, new 1925 Chevrolet sedan, 60 days| writer, also Dutch breakfast set,| 50c per hundr dill s 65¢ old, perfect condition. Will sell] oil stove and oven, wash tubs and| large sizo for table use, 60c per equity at a big sacrifice. Party leav-| cooking utensils. 262 S. Washing-| dozen; fresh green peppers, ing city. Auto Electric Co., 136 E,} ton. Phone 1143, dozen; prepaid to Casper Midwest. vicinity. Robin Bonwell, Basin, Wyo FOR SALE—MUSICAL FOR SALE—Oakland touring, 1923 For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Unfurnished house;}———— strictly modern; five room| " Bauity in ‘four-coom bath; close in; garage. Phone sue for quvurten ohoces 3 that can be m P. O. Hox 1904. FOR RENT—House; eight rooms a 2008 nicely furnished; hot water fur-| FoR SAI 2 TRADE—North ‘ veautiful lawn; seven] Kansas f 160 acres, 1%4 n on pavement on main. public Park. Phone] bighwa 5 es in cultivation, 40 acres more to be put to cultiva fine fruit and pasture RENT—Five-room modern, un. room. House, bern furnished house with furnished orchard of rooms in basement. 301 N,. McKin- Has two ne ley. Phone 2311R. fin FOR —Five-room modern, fu’ ‘The soil is mostly = soil very productive. nished house; piano,-electric wash- Sy terms, or trade er, Hoover, open fire place, furnace r. proper Kamon heat. 221 S. Washnigton, Call st ‘Thursday between 10 and 6 o'clock! Fon pRADm—sooo Bear FOR RENT—Four-room modern,| \ Payment on car, Second, furnished or unfurnished house;| Apt. 41. on pavement; br features; full b: Inquire Dr. «fast nook; built sement . Smith. Phone 29 and garage in LOST AND FOUND 1 vn I i ntoM x $1. 1 FOUND The following articles have been at the Tribune office for quite some time. Will the owners please call and clatm— Child’s brown kid glove Sinall photo on West wstone, Boys’ Jackte Cooga Brown gauntiet ¢ LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF INCORPORATION QUINTETTE, Id porated in the of Stat was incor of the enne, Wyo- of Jul on object d corporation real estate n the buy to do a genera ing, lands and power to borrow gage and encur of the corporat all kinds of r with and mort- he property and to acquire d personal prop erty in connection therewith, and to do all things covenient to carry out eff the objects of said corporation Its capital stock is Ten Thou- sand ($10,000.00) Dollars, divided into ten thousand (10,000) shares of the par value of One ($1.00) Dollar per share. Its term of existence is fifty (50) years. The number of its directors is five (5) and those who are to manage the affairs of the corporation for the first year are Earl E. Hanway, Richard’ B Evans, Thor Daily, David H. Griffith, and George A, The opera annigan. s of the said com- pany shall be carried on in the City of Casper, County of Na- trona, State of Wyoming, and in such other places in the e of Wyoming and in the United tes as the directors may decide. Its principal place of business is at 218 East Second street in the City of Casper, Natrona County, W ming, and its agent in chg thereof. is Earl E. Hanway. QUINTETTE, INC., For results try a Tribune Class! fled Ad. FOR RE ‘our-room house; w rent furnished or unfurnished; so fiveroom house, unfurnished with garage; good location. Cs model; excellent shape, run less FOR SALE—HOUSES 7,000 miles; reasonable, 404 S. Oak. INSTRUMENTS aaron alee FOR RENT—Furnished two-room| yon gALu—House consisting of Ean tet peepee apartme. ty $0 tar poerrie te two large rooms 1 room, dress, AUDITORS 7 > . every respect, laundry w ele ting room, kk ndard Addi a ean Hat eles Hom ’* B®} washer and iron; bot and cold water; Son} aupessmentasallcpaidsy Hell oh a Late Model sii 2 Lites BEd clean and desirable; rent reduced. | escy terms or trade for grazing land ©. H, RELMERTH & CO, Phone 1539J. Kamon Real Est BE. Second Certified Public Accounts . neome Tax Service 4-PASSENGER For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR RE two-room strictly mod 401 0.8. Bldg. Phone 767 | ern, firnished apartment FOR SALE—RANCHES . MK Il Co OLD concrete; stucco or brick walls | CMtrance; close In, 6035. HASEDRIRE A, REBLE AXWCE COUPE fst ahi cntice aria | FOR RENT Sicily modern lca | rivnsTock operator, here i oppo] aula und, acetants » W.P. C ‘inish, urnishe . Ten thousand acre ranch, ite 211. Con. Roy. Bldg. Pl 60 A-L CONDITION Shche eh anda eee. OOr| consisting. ot Ing’ coam, | 75 actos tilahign eran ciety | Sulte on. Roy. Bldg. Phone 6 3300. kitchen, bath hall and two! crop, modern bufldings, good 8 FOR SALE—Portable Remi clothes closets, Murphy electric | jearhs Owner retiring ARCHITECTS Pe hats PR. Beli portable 4, Remington stove, built-in’ featur ble ts from Frank Laird, Che = cheap. Phone 1765R. Zh EERO EDR >ntana WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect | Fine Paint 312 E. Second St. >bone LOM FOR SALE—Most popular salesman ee ship course; bargain at $35. Call BUSINESS CHANCES RAYBURN 8. WE 2149W for information. Priced at $600 For Quick Sale 00; washing machine, The Big Four Secondhand Stor W. First. Phone 1364W. , 206] ments, $15. Whale TERMS TO SUIT Ash. FOR RENT: For Rent—Miscellaneous POSITIONS WANTED WANTED—S' sition by mar: 8 old, Phone YOUNG man wants spare time work. Can put in up to five hours daily between 8:00 a. m. and 3:00 p. m. Am experienced in office work and can handle typewriter, however will accept any outside or tnside work. If you have use for such a person cali, phone 1625M and ask for R, H. M. SERVICES OFFERED WANTED—Small family washin and laundry work for single ladies and gentlemen who have no nome. Prices reasonable. All work guar anteed to be high class. We cal) for and deliver, Phone 1499J. LADIES—Pleasant sewing at home on your machine, everything fur- nished; highest prices. Write for particulars, Home Sewing: System, 241 Fifth Ave., New York City. MARCELLING, also evenings and Sunday. 949 S, McKinley. Phone 2562M. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES P room apartment; steam heat, laun dry, wash machine, abund. Wyoming Cadillac Cp, | mn fh lg ni A “ —Sewing machines, Park, Phone 225 N. Durbin Phone 3030] "Ser month. Repairing done. Also | Park. Phon Pe } sell on easy payments. Brooks, 749] DESIRABL modern, furnished East H. Phone 1648W. front apartment; half block from Second street; low rent Con a ee es L FOR SALE—Ford coupe; cash or WANTED TO BUY x terms. H. H. Skeets Walker, 326 FOR R Two t N. Jefferson. ents; must be ¢ reat WANTED—Your old coal range or| pjnen heater in exchange for a gas For Sale—Household Goods | range or heater. Phone 1086. FOR R Threeroom mi 1 furnishe artment ga t & 3 = . WANTED—We will buy or trade] and telephone, $35. 143 N al FOR SALS—Three overstuffed} {n your used furniture, Koler Fur- . chairs, $25 each; one leather duo-| niture Co & Wolcott. Phone} FOR RE Modern fold, $20; one child’s overstuffed | 139. Pa partment at 411 chair, $20, Upholster Shop, 1003 E. —| Phone 903. cecteaat a WANTED TO BUY—We pay more FOR RENT—Thre att FOR SALE—Some good household or coal ranges, heaters, dressers.) jinfurnished: pris furniture at 235 B. Bighth St. auosolas) at} Bonsshold’goode:’ Phone} so5,'g3¢) 8. Ash... Phone FOR RENT—Onoe apartment. abin; reasonable; r FOR SALE yee 7 aac 2nd door WANTED—Small house or apart-| [o. sm LER aGAnT RibanconGAE 1 Oak Dining Room Suite. ment with sleeping porch; no sick. | * Sn Mie oe om apartment 1 Bedroom Suite. Rossi preter’ close in, Box B-42,! 599 8. Kimball, Phono 1938 1 Set Oak Book Cases with desk OW to match, WANTED—I want some good furn! FOR RENT—HOUSES ture, tools, guis and men’s cloth. 2 Wicker Cots. Rugs. ing at the Big Four Secondhand Store,,206 W. First. Phone 1364W.| FOR RE n-room two-story he rooms unfurnished; stember PHONE :706 FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK | 1). "53)°2°¢) 00° ‘ f FOR RENT—Two-room furnished I HAVE 5,000 cross bred sheep for] house, modern except bath. 1125 ale, two, three and four y olds. §. Cedar, Phone 2011W FOR SALE—A few bargains left 1h] ‘These sheep are Wyoming raised. nie ce sain chairs, beds, refrigerators, other| G. L. Stilphen, 104 W, Sixth, FOR Five-room modern, un things of my household goods. Pri-] ——————__—- furnished house; on bus line 10906 vate sale Wednesday and Thursday,| FOR SALE—Team, wagon, harness,| s, Walnut. 444 BE. 12th. Phone 2207W. or any part; saddle horses and ——— range’ hors Sede me Wednesday FOR RENT Three Li ur FOR SALE—Refrigerator. 704 8. furnishe 816 i quire evening Sth at 1131 8. Beech. 3 Park. ——| at 810.N, Park. Phone Te | FOR SALE—Pifteen head dal a ats FOR SALE—Cadillac, sedan, 61] FOR SALE—Furniture and Wilton| “cattle, all milking, and equipment,| FOR RENT—Pur " node]; in good condition. Phone rug. Blackmore Apt. 108, L. G.J also 19: heifers and a bull. Beggs] and sun parlor; will | peep eae a Ye Murphy, Phone 397k. Dairy, 244 miles east of Casper. 644 S, Grant, I want to sel! field w it in and sold to the been broug Humble (Standard Of] Co.) for $1,400,000. This is extension of Big Lake fleld, which {gs riches in Texas. There is a well drill- ing on this tract and is within 30 dayx of completion and is touted as the next well in the field. Circumstances force me to part of my holdings and will sacrifice 80 acres for $800, or $10 per acre, Lease hag eight rs to run and is as near a h as there 1s in an oll field There js every possibility that this lease will be worth $80,000 in a short time. 160 acres bought near well that just came in for 10 cents per acre sold for $90,000. Qui tion necessary. ress XYZ, Tribune. BALE—McClure outside roon Are You Out of a Jobe in The Tribune. u you tp need of work ADVERTISE ure 12 Daly Buildin Phone 1352 BAGGAGE & TRANSFER By THOMAS DAILY, President, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY LAWYERS HAL CURRAN Attorney at Law Phone 223 806 Con. Koy, Badlg. AMBROSE HEMINGWAY Lawyer 832 Midwest Bidg. WINTER and WINTER 202 Ol! Exchange Bldg. Phone 161 MULVANEY & BARRETT Attorneys 515 Con. Roy, Bldg. Vhone 2306 JAMES P. KEM Lawyer 4108 Oil Exchange Bldg Phone 1393 | HAGENS & MUKANE Lawyers 206-207 UU Exchange Building BATTERIES CASPER BATT 19 B. Fifth RY CO. Phone 907 CLEANERS | CHIROPRACTORS DRS. J tL & A. O. 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Phone 41, & PAUL BACHELLER 402 Midwest Bldg Phone 794 GEO. W. FERGUSON Attorney Km. 22, Townsend Bldg. Vhone 1964 W. H. PATTEN Attorney at Law 225 Midwest Bldg Phone 21 OGLLBEB 6 ADAM | 228 OS Bldg. Phone 22 JOHN M, BENCH Koom 6, Kimball Bldg, So. Center Phone 19 MATTRESS FACTORY New Mattresses to Order Old Ones Renovated and Reooveret Hunter-Goll, W. Fiest, Ph. 2201 OPTOMETRIST — —————————— EYES CAREFULLY TESTED And s8e8 Properly Fitted by 212 BR. L. EVANS 117 EB. Second St, OSTEOPATH DR. CAROLINE ©, DAVIS Office and Residence—215 EB. Phone 888 WAREHOUSES LESLIE. M. NELSON, wth Warehous: and Traneloc Co., Phose 1234