Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1925, Page 9

916 GAMES ON GAD SCHEDULE ~FORTHIS YEA Intersection Play to Break All Records for Colleges. By LAWRENCE PERRY NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—As sohed- ules of important football games be- gin to leak out from various col- leges and universities it becomes lear that the football season of 1925 will be the greatest, from the standpoint at least of intersectional games, that the game has ever known. More than thirty contests among colleges representing all parts of the countty will invite at tention thie fall. The importance of such an ar- rangement can not be too greatly emphasized. When coaches and ath- Jetic directors organized themselves into jolations a great forward step wi n in the interest of nationalized sport. Leading men of the various sec- tions thru this medium of contact are brought together, views are ex- changed, ideals discussed and pro- jects looking to the betterment of the game are promulgated. But the meeting of teams of in- stitutions which they represent on the field of Competitive sport is a very necessary complement. to the work of these men for only in this Way may sectional. jealousies be wiped out and the foundations laid for the erection of a truly Intercol- legiate structure. mind jn any consideration of the in: tersectional football outlook. The Quakers have taken upon themééives the pleasant little contract df: meet- ing two of the leading teams of the western conference on successive Saturdays. Advance dope on these games is that Red Grange may not run as wild and free many think and that the Red and Blue defense will have a harder time stopping Chicago's line and backfield shitt— always a puzzler when frist countered — than in checkmating Wuppke's grinding inside interfer: ence, Chicago not only comes east to meet Penn, but has a nicé home plum of pronounced intersectional flawor- Dartmouth will be a Stagg Field attraction and a good one it will be. The Navy team will be entertained by Michigan in line with the broader policy of out-oftown games which both the service academies have adopted and Columbia, which is ex- pectéd to be strong this season, will play against Ohio Staté at Colum. bus. Syracuse always a keen traveling outfit, journéys to Indianapolis for a game against the Univeristy of Indiana team, Penn State will tackle Notre Dame, Marietta, Michigan Agegle and Georgia Tech—a rich in- tersectional slate. Notre Dame will meet Georgia Tech, the Army and Carnegie Tech. Besides Dartmouth, Chicago will “be at home to Kentucky University and Marquette will visit the Navy ina game that is becoming a hardy annual; Yale will play Maryland and Georgia and Princeton meets ‘Washington and Lee, Tulane plays Tilinols. And so it goes, an unusual and highly gratifying intersectional situ- ation, which can be productive of nothing but good, irrespective of how the balance of victory trends, ——_—>—__—_ ae psn cE, Velours. Austrian velours once had a repu- tation, but now are as thoroughly stripped as an Austrian count. The newest and best velours may be had from the factories right in this coun- try. They are made for fall in charm- ing soft colors and are almost im- mune from damage by weather or crushing. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1925 Pennsylvania comes at once to] ~—nemgmonnet | / Ho-Ho! } THIS IS RICH!- ¢ TAIA'T A'IOKE Bo0oK, NEETHER! JOE MILLER'S FIOKE BOOK?” we LosT THEM RAIL ROAD Ticke OND HAVE Classified Rates Two cents per word or ten cents per line. NO ADD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five dverage words used as a basis of estimating a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be. charged the space of two lines. Allcharged advertising will be booked “‘set lines’ irrespective of the number of words, ae 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 wili be made when. the error does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement. TELEPHOND 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 Daily Tribune office before 10. Want Ads received after 10 to 12 ll be inserted under the ‘oo ~=Late to Classify.” OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE- MENTS. baed 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 Tribun *-HELP WANTED—Female OUT OUR WAY WE CANT GIT TH’ BLOOD HOUNS T' CHASE AFTER YA, COULLDN' WE HAVE TOD CARRY A BONE ER PIECE A MEAT ER SUMPN' AN LET TH! BLOODHOUNS SMELL CT-AN NEN- OF TH Kino! WE'LL 00 "NOTHINK UZA HELPINTH’ HOUNS T ” GOSH} WOTCHA “TRYIN! T'DO? MAKE A ComicAL OUTAHiS SAD PLAY? HANIN PEEPUL LAFFIN' WEN THEY SHUD BE ETTIKET, UNKLY VoCRAWL # | Sust Your [J HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED — Experienced insurance salesmen as district managers in Wyoming, Colorado and New Mex: ico. Apply R. E. Thompson, Hotel Townsend. WANTED—Ranch hand; wages $45 per month. Box B-54, Tribune. WANTED—) knows city. 12th at young man who Yellow Cab, 621 EB. POSITIONS WANTED WANTED—A position, house work or cooking preferred; best of references. Address Box B-51, care Tribune. EXPERIPNCED middle aged wo- man wauts work, practical nura ing, will do ight house work in con: nection; can give reference; rates reasonable, Phone 2232M. WOMAN wants to héip with house work, or care of baby, in exchangé for board and room for self and young boy. “Box B-57, Tribune. SERVICES OFFERED WANTED—8mall family washings and laundry work for single iadies and gentlemen who have 40 nome. Prices reasonable. All work guar anteed to be hig for and deliver. Phone 1499). —————$—$— MARCELLING, also evenings and uo: 949 S, McKinley. Phone VANITY Beauty Shoppe, special for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, maveel curl and shampoo, $1.00. We are doing this to thoroughly intro: duce out ‘'Permo” marcel wave which hag proved so successful to those who have tried it, having stayed as long as three weeks. Phone 2568. 159 S. Beech. For Sale—Household Goods OR SALE—Refrigerator. ---By Williams 704 ee ITS A BOOK ON LISTEN sTO THIS, ~ Che Casper Daily Cribune ee JEST SEE \ Look $1,000 buys three-room neat little o like rent. north sidé, newly cleaned and in sult you. Washington near Second; very rea meént. Our Rent List Most Small Modern, Neat, Clean # (CSONE SHOULD NEVER (itr MAGHED PATATERS! one block from schoo! and bus, restricted district; Your rooms, bath up, three rooms and shower down; large lot WITHA SPOON" = es \ BUYER'S MARKET r aoe? THIS 18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY CASPER REAL ESTATR Pretty little four rooms, bath, almost new line; $100, balance like rent, and priced right, on east front lot, on bus ottage; water, gas, lights, telephone, down, balanee Seven-room/ breakfast room, double garage, well constructed, home on g00d repair; $100 down, terms to on sonable terms with sniall down pay. Complete in the City, Homes in Demand—List Yours, SEE BEN REALTY CO, Inc. REALTORS 202 Midwest Bldg. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Chev driven 6,000 miles: dition. Call 2866-J. et touring car; very best con USED CARS of all makes—Compare our PRICES—QUALITY—TERMS before you buy, We buy cars for cash and sell them on easy terms. GREAT NORTHERN MOTOR CO. 833 North Wolcott St. 2772 Box Phone 537 FOR SALE—One Dodge touring car good running order; new tires; $200.00, Call at 318 W. Second street after 5 FOR SALE—Chevrolet; will sell my $341 equity in new 1925 model for $200 cash, Call at 1803 8. P For Sale—Auto Accessories FOR SALE—New tires from new rubber, 36x3% cords; priced for quick sale, $7.50 and $8.50 ;tubes, $1.60. 611 8, Durbin. FOR SALE—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 369 FOR SALE—Good player piano S. Oak. Phone 1M8R. FOR SALE—Practically new FE wick Victrola with records. 1404. For Sale—Miscellaneous OLD concrete, stucco or brick walls can be made bright and attractive with 8. W. P. Concrete. Wall Finish, sold by Nicolaysen Lumber Co. Phone 62 and 2300. FOR SALE—One new Century gas WANTED TO BUY WANTED—We will buy or trade in your used furniture, Koler Fur- niture Co,, 220 8, Wolcott, Phone 138, WANTED—To buy used bath tub. Box B-55, Tribune. Cae nana aan WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, duofolds, all household goods. Phone 1086. WAN 22 repeater and small tent. Call 1498R. WANTED—Your old coal range or | heater in change for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086. WANTED are 4 I DON'T SEE NOTHIA . FUNA (y' DON'T! T KIA A, PUSSON e) Ys Bibel Wh Copyright, 1988, by The For Rentt—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—At Poling, a two-room 7 WHEN sp es - Sg AOE eee Z 4 AUS Bell Synditate, Ine FOR TRADE—Good -By WESTOVER| Wy MACIAE ISING A SPOON TAHOOFIT— [NEVER HEARD OF THAT eLACE silks "ote ee FOR TRADE ose-tn income apartment, $50 unfurnished, $60] property; want grazing or farm furnished. Phone 920-J. land. P.O. Box 119 FOR RENT=Modern, furnished apartment; lights; gas and water FOR LEASE close in; cheap. 328 Bast A. POR RENT—Four-room modern| WOULD lease our home; nicély fur. basement apartment, furnishéd.| ished, modern, bullt-in features, 152 8. Willow. also semi-basement nicely furni four rooms éach. 240 8. Fenway: FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Four-room modern fur nished. house; not more than one ehild, 1317 8. Durbin. FOR RENT—Desirable seven-room, house; four bedrooms; vacant by September VOR RENT—Three-room unfurnished house; stoves Beech. Call at 661 8. Beech, aaa aie Ad nee mnnistcheit ne VOR RENT—=Niceély furnished two room house, $15. 138 West IF. modern, 402 8. YOR RENT+Unturnished room house near High Phone 666\V. roR REN ve-room modern, un: furnished house; garage. 104 3. Washington. Phone 47 three: School. FOR RENT—Three-toom house, $15 a@ month, 120 West K. rtly fur: lawn and garage Phone 1479 T house; Third. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Two-room house in North Casper; on bus line; close inj garage. Call at Auto Laundry, 116 8. Durbin, LE—By owner, 4-room brick house; garage attached; at a bar gain; also a good Dodge commercial 745 1. Call 1128-3, Fourteenth St five-room in; on FOR hone 1446M WANTED—At once or September six-room modern, fur ; must be desirable and lose in; by responsible Phone 1887W. party D 4 reliable party, September Ist, steam or hot water heated four or five-room apartment or house, furnished. Call 427M WANTED—Small house or apart: ment with sleeping porch; no sick ness; prefer close in Box B-42, ‘Tribun WANTED — Good heavy set work harness, P. O, Box 282, Casper. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—One stall in double Karage. 639 §. Grant FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Very desirable adjoining bath, pri I room heater, $25; regular $35 tc Ajolni ate home; close Rear 314 S. Grant. Phone 657 i. 701 8. Beech, FOR SALE—Complete camp outfit) FOR RENT—Room to gentleman consisting of stoll tent, bed, mat tress, four stools, stove, table and fruit cabinet, This outfit was just used one season and is practically good an new, It can be bought at very substantial saving, Phone 1404. FOR SALE—Ticket to Kansas City; cheap. Call Betty, 290W FOR SALE—Twenty. shares of series 12 stock, 6 shares of series 11, Casper Mutual Building and Loan stock. Phone 1862W. FOR SALE—Twenty shares of per- jod 12 stock, 6 shares of period 11, capital Mutual Building and Loan stock, Phone 1862.W For Rent—Miscellancous "OR RENT—Sewing mach! ta per month, Repairing done. Also sell on e2sy payments. Brodks, 749 East ti. Phone 1648W, 531 S. Beech. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Nicely furnished bed room and living room; modern semi-basement; just right for couple young men; private home; close in, 648 8. Ash. FOR RENT—New Bee Apartment, furnished or unfurnished, modern, $20; also wanted lady to take care of apartment. Phone 1791W, 124 N. Melrose, DESIRABLE, modern, furnished front apartment; half block from Second street; low rent. 133 8. Con- well. FOR RENT—Three or 5-room fur: nished apartment: cheap, Phone 1 West Thirteenth sults try a Trib’ Class fied Ad, 4 mae . four rooms and Kk porch; gas sell at once Ninth, 1—House, enclosed t and electricity; must will sacrifice, 716 W. SALE—Pour-room FOR modern house; on pavement; near school price $3,800, terms. 629 Kirk Phone 1127W. FOR TRADE $1,100 EQUITY in four-room house to trade for Ford. Phone 2746M FOR TRADE—1923 Oldsmobile as nent on small he n & Christianson. Phone FOR TRADE—320-acre sheep ranch room house, barn and sheds; good fe Laramie along one end creeks; price per acre; want Casper home tin & Christianson. Phone 2 FOR TRADE—Forts act first payment on & » modern house in Casper tin & Christianson. Phone 2606. res suburban 4 or 5 Mar Are You Out of a Jobe The Tribune will man and woman in Casper tn search of employment to find work by publishing FREE For Une Insertion “Position Wanted” ads. Ke member it will cost you noth ing to advertise your services in The Tribune, help every If you ore (n need of work ADVERTISE her LOST AND FOUND FOUND The following articles have been at the Tribune office for quite some time. Will the owners please call and claim— Child's brown kid glove. Small photo on West Yellowstone, Brown gauntlet glove, Joy's grey hat LOST—Key ring and three keys t PAGE NINE PERSONAL < MADAM Psyc Please.return to.Letbune, Clairvoya I lyisor W 1 i id 1 MADAM J. REA KY HS, ordained apirtualist, readings daly, message circ eve onday eve aing, 8 p.m, Apt. S. Wyatt hotel. uy Pilar rs LEGAL NOTICES CALL FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will be received by the Town of Upton, Weston County, Wyoming, the office of the Town Clerk i town tintil, 2:00 o’tlock p of the 21st day of Au 1 for the digging of app 7,500 lin- eal feet of ditch for séwer line; bids to include laying of sewer pipe, installing manholes and flush tanks and back-filling ditch. Profil proposed ditch and specific r lay of pipe and in; of manhol and | flush tanks may be seen at the of fice Town er nid towr All bids must be accompanied by a certified check drawn in favor of said town for the sum of & per cent of such bid The successful bidder must fur- nish a. bond, as provided in’ the Wyoming State Code, in the amount of said bid for the comple- tion of said manner, work in the proper The Town resery the right to reject any and all bids. Address ‘all correspondence to H. H. Jones, Town Clerk H. H YES, Town Cle Pub, Aug. 1995. * NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, CALLING FOR BIDS Bids will be received by the undersigned, until 1:30 o’clock P. m. ‘on Atigust 17, at office of clerk of u signed, Stockman’s Bank ing, Casper, Wyoming, for nishing of all mr ria nd labor in the erection of one story four room frame school house with fur- nace room, in townsite of Edger- ton, Salt Creek oil fields, Natrona County, Wyoming, according to plans and specifications by Weid- ner & Sweeney, architects, Con, Roy. Bldg., Casper, Wyoming. Each bid to be accompanied certified check, amounting to 5% of bid, as evidence of good faith in making bid; contract will be let to lowest responsible bidder, the Board reserving right to reject all bids Dated August 5, 1925 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO In County of Natrona State of Wyoming By WILLIAM 0. WILSON, Clerk Pub. Aug 5, 12, 1926 ; : ee PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. AUDITORS 0. H, REIMERTH & CO. Certified Public Accounts Income Tax Service 401 0.8, Bldg. Phone 767 HASELMIRE & PREBLE Auditors and Accounts _ Income Tax Consultants Suite 211. Con. Roy, Bidg, Phone 660 ARCHITECTS WM. J. WE: 412 B. Second 8 LL, Architect Phone LOLIM RAYBURN 8. WEBB 12 Daly Building. Phone 1352 BAGGAGE & TRANSFER NATRONA TRANSFRK, STURAGE AND FUEL CO.—Vhone 949 BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY CO, L19 ©. Fifth Phone 907 CLEANERS THE SEKVICKR CLEANERS 146 N, Jackson Phone 66 CHIROPRACTORS ® A. G, JEFFREY Oldg. Pb. 706 DRS. J LL Suite 312 Midwest M, BE, HARNED.-BOYD, Chiropractor 150 North Grant St, Phone 457 CRATING 16 M. NELSON, Warehouse Transfer Co. Phoue 1234 CLAIRVOYANTS MADAM Clairvoyant Knows your tell your future confidential i West hotel, work from Phone 1181, strictly 9 to DOCTORS DR. ©. KAMP Umited to Diagnosis Treatment Suite 305 to 812, Midwest Bidg. Phone 1650-1651. = LAWYERS Practice and NICHOLS & STIRRETT awyere 400-10 1) OV Exchange Hidg BULLACK & LACY Juite 204-205 Midwes Bide. Phone 12004 | LAWYERS HAL CURRAN Attorney at Law Phone 223 806 Con, Roy. Badlg, AMBROSE HEMINGWAY Lawyer 2 Midwest Bldg, 38 WINTER and WINTER 202 Oil Dachange Bldg. Phone 161 MULVANEY & BARRETT Attorneys 51 Bldg Phone 2 JAMES P, KEM Lawyer 408 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1397 HAGENS & MURANB Lawyers 206-207 Ol Exchange Building MARVIN L. BISHOP, JR. Attoruey-at-Law Smith Bidg, Phone 7 CASEY & McNALLY Room 616-17 Con. Roy. Bldg. Phone 86. FOSTER AND WEHRLI Attorneys Rr, 406407, Con. Roy, Bidg. Phone 41, & PAUL BACHELLER 402 Midwest Phone 744. ee GEO. W. FERGUSON Attorney Rm. 22, Townsend Uldg. Ubone L964 a a daha elated W. oe Attorney 225 Midwest Bldg. EN w Phone IM OGILBEB & ADA) 210 0-5 Bldg. t JOHN M, HENOH Room 6, Kimball Bldg, 212 So. Center Phone 191 pi te a I MATTRESS FACTORY New Mattresses to Order Old Unes Renovated and Recoveres Hunter-Goll, V. First, Ph, 2261 ne 221) OPTOMETRIST EYES CAREFULLY TE And Gla Properly by EVANS Second St, OSTEOPATH DE. ULINE ©. 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