Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1925, Page 7

‘ ep diaiahes vi } ernment subsidies, ' y SATURDAY, AUGUST: 22, EEAVICE 15 ie Of NEW BO03T Awarding of Mail Con- tracts to Lend Impetus. BY J, C. ROYLE NEW YORK, Aug., 22.—Announ- cement today by the post office de- partment that bids for transporting the United States mail over eight air routes will be opened September 15 is expected to furnish a remarkable impetus to commercial aviation in is country. Men in close touch with air trans- portation declared that {t would have "a similar effect to that exercised by awarding of mail contracts in the ploneer days of railroad building. The airways to be covered by the eight contracts are so arranged as not only to serve the immediate ter- ritory Involved, but to make connec- tion with the present thru continent- al alr.route from New York to San Francisco which will continue to be operated by the post office depart- ment until July, 1925, at least, The recent stimulus given commer- cfal aviation by the operation of ex- press planes, it is believed, will as sure presentation of a representa- tive number of bids for the mail con- tracts, One concern organized this year is expected to bid-on at least three of the routes proposed. How- ard E. Coffin, vice president of the Hudson Motor Car company and president of the National Air trans. port, Inc., predicted that within five years of the establishment of such routes, numerous private companies would be operating over them. “Commercial aviation in this coun- try would be on the job, on a sound econamic basis,” he said. “Everywhere but here,’ he con- tinued, “there has been a fixed pol- icy looking to the creation of air power. Until we get commercial aviation going on a reasonable scale we can not hope to be safeguarded in national defense. Our army planes are simply the cutting edge.” | Mr, Coffin explained that while foreign countries were helping their aviation ploneers by he. was op- posed to such a policy, favoring in- stead the establishment by the g ov- ernment. of airways for private air- plane projects. No announcement has yet been made as to whether Henr Ford, who has taken over an airplane plant to furnish airplanes fow his express service, will be a bidder on the mail contracts. The records established n the operation of his air express service out of Detroit, however, un- jeubtedly will be closely studied by- other bidders, ‘William B. Mayo, chief engineer of the Ford company, sald that in the first 33 round-trips made on which 75,000 pounds of freight were carried, only two planes had been forced to land, one by an electrical storm and another bec ‘ause of engine trouble. The cost of operating the Ford planes between Detroit and Chicago, according to the latest figures avall- able, averages around 12.23 cents a Pound. The actual cost of carrying je freight through the air is put at 9.69 cents a pound while handling costs at elther terminal add 2.54 cents. The costs piled up by other private operators of planes such as the Standard O!l company of Indiana and the Fox Film Corporation, who use alf transportation to carry mes- Sages and passengers between var- Jaus points, will also be closely stud- ed. The costs over some of the routes involved ‘will vary, owing to the dif- ferent character of the country cov- ered, since engine power drops sharply-with each gain in altitude over a certain-helght. At 30,000 feet the engine has but one third of its sea-level power and produces only one half of its potential enengy at 20,000 feet. Since modern flying demands of every drop af gas its utmost yield of energy to Increase speed and rad- jus, the mountain routes ‘will be closely investigated by bidders. The distance American aviation companies still have to go to catch up with the European procession, however, is Indicated by the fact that France now {s turning out between 1,000 and 1,200 new airplanes and 1,000 new engines a year. PINNERSTORIES The 80-pound husband was the de- fendant and the 200-pound wife was the plaintiff. “And why did you slap your wife's face instead of help- ing her when the motor car knocked her down?” inquired the judge. “Well, your honor,” replied the diminutive husband, ‘opportunity knocks but once, On a voyage across the ocean an rishman died and was about to be buried at sea, His friend Mike was 1925 ASH'S OWEN 1a THE WATER TH HULL AFTERNOON! car excitedly and disturbed the con- versation his mother was having with another woman, “What was the name of the last station we stopped at, mother?” “T don't know, Be quiet.” “It's a pity you don’t know the name, mother, because little Oscar got out of the train there!” The story is told of an engraver in the government printing shop at Washington who, when the first $20 yellow-back gold certificates were issued, received his salary in these new bills and decided to take a trip to New York. When paying his hotel handed the clerk one of the backs, whereupon the clerk it over several times, then refused as politely as he could to accept it, saying that he had never seen such a biH and thought it of no value. “Why,” said bill he yellow- turned the engraver, “of course it's good. I made {t mvself.” “That's what I thought,” re- turned the clerk as he rang for the house detective Snail Two Million Years Old Is Found WHEATLAND, Wyo.. Aug. 21.—A gigantic snafl seven inches across and estimated by geologists to be 2,000,000 years old, is on display at a local hotel. The speciman on ex- hibit was found near here by geolo- gists for the Prairle Oil and Gas company. TWO STANDARD PLANTS JOINED GREYBUL Wyo,, Aug. 21.—A change was made in the manage- ment of the Standard Oil plants here, when T. S. Cooke, manager of the Rocky Mountain division, com- bined the two refineries. Under the new regime, B. L. Warren igs super- intendent, H. M. Lockard, assistant lassified Rates Two cents per word or ten cents per Ine. 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’ irrespective of the number of words. TELEPHONE ADS. Careful attention will be given all nds received over the TELEPHONED but we cannot guarantee accuracy, 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 the chief mourner at tho burial ser- vice, at the conclusion of which those in charge wrapped the body in canvas preparatory to Wropping it overboard. It is customary to place heavy shot with a body to insure its immediate sinking, but in this in- stance, nothing else being available, ale Jump of coal was substituted, cup of sorrow overflowed his eyes, and he tearfully exclaimed: ‘Oh, Pat, I knew you'd+never get to heaven, but,, begorry, I didn’t think you'd shave to aus nial your own fuel.’ . Tattle (J Ea r ranyy i “rally; dear ranyup. the railway. aust days after insertion. No republica- tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement. CLOSING UR. 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.” 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 Baily Tribune, LAr odes YAS, ANT KIN SEE Him WHAD OYEMEAN a BY THROWIN’ Your Set AT ME superintendent, and J. F. Fletcher, general foreman. The two plants here were-formerly known ,as the Standard and Mid- west but when the Standard (In- diana) purchased a insjority of the Midwest stock something over two years ago they were changed dnd known as plant No, 1 and plant No. 2, the Midwest plant being No. 2. So far as reported this consolida- tion will have no effect except to simplify the handling of the busi- ness of the Rocky Mountain division. era pe eect WASHINGTON — Arrangements were completed to present the ap- plication of Mrs. Hannah Chaplin, 60-year-old mother of Charles Chap- lin, for an extension of her tempor- ary leave to stay in this country, to’ Secretary Davis, HELP WANTED—Female NESS ie easetastele for general house rk. Phone POSITIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED laundress day work. Phone 862W. YOUNG . widow, educated, refined, desires position as companion to elderly lady, or housekeeping for elderly couple. Box _B-69, ‘Tribune. WANTED—By experienced typist, work to do at home. Phone 1699W. ‘ WANTED—Work in garage; had some experience. 333 Kinley. SERVICES OFFERED 215 N. wants MARCEL and bob curl, 50c. Lincoln, Phone 1044. TT WILL pay you to get my price on your painting and decorating, all work guaranteed. L. D, Lelisinger. Phone 1975M. CALCIMINING and painting small jobs; work guaranteed; prompt service. Phone 1860J. EXPERIENCED middle aged wo- man wants practical nursing; con- finement cases a specialty; will do ght house work in connection; references; rates reasonable. Phone 2232M. lt CAN save you money on your building and repair work, also ce ment work, L. D. Leisinger. Phone 1975M. 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. 511 S, Durbin. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—An all steel cab and body for Ford one ton truck; good as new; very reasonable, 1725 E. Second. For Sale—1924 Ford Tudor Sedan As good as new and offered at a sacrifice. Earl C. Boyle, Inc. The Safe Place to Buy Your Used Car FOR SALE—1923 Oakland Tourtn reconditioned; new top; new bat- tery; good rubber; first $250 takes it. 1029 East B. For Sale—Overland Sedan Late model in ecellent condition. An unusual offer at $375.00 Earl C. Boyle, Inc. The Safe Place to Buy Your Used Car USED CARS of all makes—Compare our PRICES—QUALITY—TERMS before you buy. We buy cars for seash and sell them on easy terms. GREAT NORTHERN MOTOR CO. 333 North Wolcott St. Phone 2772 Box 537 FOR SALE—Ford Touring with starter and bed; bargain at $100. Call 518 8. Washington, For Sale—Durant Touring Late model in A-1 mechanical condition. A snap at $350.00 Earl C. Boyle, Inc. The Safe Place to Buy Your Used Car —_—_ For Sale—AUTOMOBILES For Sale—Ford Touring, Good condition and new rubber $215.00 Earl C. Boyle, Inc. AHOY THERE, ASH! he Casper Daily Cribune YER SEN $< ee ( WHY DONTCHA GeL aN GIT OUT OF THIS COLD WATER? HAVE y'LOST See THAT, yey ¢ 5 --By WESTOVER 1 I LosT my ) PANTS! / | FO) $5 eC ¥eC XC hi pr 1923 Model | wANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas or heater. Phone 1086. Good auto bed to fit kitty coupe for sale. The Safe Place to Buy Your Used Car —We will buy or a BE TY EL Pe ers | eI pur used furniture. FOR SALE—1924 Dodge Coupe; will] p; aenedirueaiturs Co,, 234.8. David. be snappy deal. Phone 1298W. | phones 249. WANTED—We will buy or trade For Sale—Ford Runabout in your used furniture. Koler Fur- Starter, In good condition. niture Co., 220°S, Wolcott. Phone $140.00 138, 3 wat ay WANTED TO BUY—We pay more Earl C. Boyle Inc for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, 4 9 iS duofolds, all household goods. Phone The Safe Place to Buy Your Used Car 1086 _ WANTED TO B Light tru > q vN for ih; must be a b ar ain. ‘all BEST BUY -IN ‘TOWN before 3 p. m. 32 Kimball. Phone 514R. Cadillac Phaeton Model 57 $800.00 WANTED TO RENT J. ©. HARNED WANTED TO RENT—Four-room 2 modern house with basement; rent Enone:348, S28 DN must be reasonable; responsible party. Box B-65, Tribune. For Sale—Ford Coupe Late model in excellent condition. A snap at $325.00 Earl C. Boyle, Inc, ‘The Safe Place to Buy Your Used Car FOR SALE—Ford lent condition. Second. WE HAVE rooms; very home. 12 FOR RE Touring; excel- Call at 2111 4B. School Teache seve: 4.8. Bes $8.00 to $5.00 per cold water and bath. FOR RENT—ROOMS (Copyright, 1925, by The Bell Syndicate, Ine.) FC \T FROM SOME BoDY ELSE, | WoULON'T GIVE YOU THE PLEASURE M er at close to s« K; For time. and claim— PAGE SEVEN FOR SALE—HOUSES R SALE—Will 0 down 5 fourth. F oR Ss ALE i 1 house half basement; gas, lights, garage $50 « SALE Real end. Owne re moder SALE—E i room nh € 00 down $ add I 3 ome cot FOR TR ADE TRADE and Addi oR Two-r Bion At . Faia & Christi RADI far artin Misso) ty. Phor TRAL FOUND The following articles have the Tribune office for Will the owners been quite some please call Child’s brown kid glove. Smal! photo on West Yellowstone, Brown gauntiet glove. Boy's grey hat ‘Crocheted and blue rosettes Jersey milk hobbled; she has a bell and hi For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—HOUSES on. Phone 1094W FOR RENT—Three-room furnished| FOR RENT — Three-room house, PERSONAL basement apartment at a live and} modern except bath; partly | as et Hve rent. Phone 2656J. 321 N.| nished; cheap. Apply janitor, North] wre, share expenses asp: driving to Denve aa ae eRe Eon om -modern,| Durbin. Phor 1 private bath; break-| furnished home; garage; close to) MADAM STANLEY, Palit past storeroom and laundry and park; also plano.| present and future; pas 0 rent. 1339 S. Jouth David. 789R MADAM J S, ordained jern _ three-room spirtua. dings daly, apartment; completely furnished; message circle every Monday eve gas and light included; location ides rs; rent reduced ego. 2 Iso room with bath; private ent four rooms ¢ 403 8 nt ment apartment; bath; two bedroms, _ FOR RENT—HOUSES USES ETO D Ee nee ee FOR RENT—Modern three.room un- furnished house. 1254 S. Washing- ton. FOR RENT—Reasonable, attractive, fiveroom bungalow; near high and grade school; good location; on pave. ment, Phone 226J. ; FoR RENT—Fourroom furnished Peas modern except bath. In- Sens ale N. Park. Phone 895J. oh, Phone 88 T—Tworoom furnished ; hot and 233 S. Jackson. a nice litle place for $10 Seo it at 924 St. John F. Addington at Phone 2061W. house; per month, street, or see B. for 1 Store. es Serie Th —Fiveroom modern, For Sale—Household Goods | * or eNam heat and bath. 464 ed house with garage, $40. pi Antu tae A bene le soa pesos an; at and bath. 454, Chace FOR SALE—Household furniture;| commer - aritGisas Tiara veroon cheap, Phone 2327. . at Bi ceeeh: whey. P sleeping rooms in modern home. hous SEEN ee 8. Bp 1 ah 19) M — $$$ _—_—_—_——— INSTRUMENTS well Penn parte with. pri room, furnished house, sisal ath: nan only. B. 12th, . ‘T—* e ‘ur. FOR SALE—$95 new victrola and Saree aires Reo t Small “house, fur: records: cheap. 506 W. Midwest. nished; reasonable rent; conven: FOR SADESAC& sacrifices, Bruns | dioining bath, private home; close} ont to refinery. 1228 8. Cedar. wick with records. Phone 1612W.|in. 701 S. Beech. = aE Wanisiel 1219 Locust. FOR RENT—Room adjoining bath;|FOR sees ee tat on 5 near school auitable for two] | Mote: Medulta only; price. $16. For Sale—Miscellaneous __| laiies. Phone ned 1008 E. Second. Phone 1552J, so | FOR RENT Two furnished rooms; TOR SALE—Rabbits, Flemish Giant} lights, water and newly decorated;| For RENT—Four-room modern buck and does; breeding stock ; school and Texas reflr $15.| house, also apartment, nicely fur- also two or three Hutches. 925 W Inquire Joe Perpich, | nished; rage if desired, 240 5 asthe FOR RE Room, suitable for two] Fenway. OLD concrete, stucco or brick walls gentlemen; in_ privat family;|} FOR RE lose in, large one can be made bright and attractive | hoard if desired. 674 8. P Phone om furnished house; gag in, with S. W. P. Concrete Wall Finish, | 579W _| tights and water furnished; $12 pe sold by Nicolaysen Lumber Co. = SE! —| month, 155 N, Kimball. eed BOARD AND ROOM FOR RENT = Five-room t ool uniform; | house; part urnishe¢ first class condition. 360 8. Ash.| BOARD and room, $10 ¢ gard ge; near high and rade xc! FOR SALE—1i pair heavy. garage| transportation to gla) tikes e. doors, size —; one set of 12-0z.] for yellow bus. fF 8._Linc nica boxing gloves; Oliver coal ofl burner. | 2 Cente FOR NT— Modern, furnish Call at 2111 1. Second. =e Ws ee house; four rooms with two, bed rooms and bath; garage, chicken FOR SALE—POULTRY | 5° Rent—APARTMENTS house and garden. ‘Phone 2610. eee ae tns iv] FOR RENT—Fourroom modern : FOR RENT—Furnished, strictly Ny = “a FOR SALE—Dandy fryes, fat hens} modern; three rooms and bath oh adie, Weel e se ha and pullets ready to lay. 912 E.] ..))\paeement Manent. 132, N.| eases, ished, py. {01 re 14th, Phone 1528W. Melrouses Sone sponsible. party for the winter 01 DiSIrOne: dein — longer; am leaving town, 1021 § . FOR RENT—One first class untur-| yyoKinley. For Rent—Miscellaneous nished six-room apartment base-| [op—p Ghreeroom strictly | ment; private entrance; garage; gar Aataineoasl is per mont epairing done. Also} o3¢¢7 age, gas 8 Ss natin sell on easy payments. Brooks, 749 = —— — rd Beech, Inquire 651 8. Beech. East H. Phone 1648W. POR. Be Two-room furnishe’ | FOR RENT—Fourroom — “on ee apartment; suitable for teachers furnished house, corner of FOR RENT—Store; furnished; sult-| a5 three-room part.) furnish f a, 12th able for any business; good loca- ment with pri Oak nd Oakcrest streets, Apply 1006 & tion; low rent. App! Phone 2408. WANTED WANTED—Carpenter stone. 518 W. Yellow- crest light nished rtment to exchange with b wo-room ‘Ty 5 Bc Bie rinin pnd, DONE ae apartments, including . : 1 er mon WANTED—High school uniform; Followstone vone 2408, ERED cot go | NOE. ‘oroom furnished, WANTED TO BUY GAB ie TT RAR WANTED—Used living room furnl- ture; dealers. mu st Phone 2555M. es 'T—Fou FOR RE apartment be reasonable; no GARAGE WANTED WANETD—To buy garage building to move onto my enough for two or three cars; large give lowest cash can be seen. une. nished, ments; built-in Grant newly private features, bus line. lot; must be FOR and electric nished; 665Te YO and where it Box B-66, Trib: orl Add. RENT — rooms”, kit WANTED: tent, Call 1498R, repeater and small | jarge 2053W, on Oakcrest, four,room sem{-basoment apartment, Li z our-ro consisting of living room, renette and proom unfurnished $30; also a unfur- apart: und Lincoln apartment use of unfur Phone irtment two bed alt Call atl team heat Poplar Are You Out of a Job? The Tribune will help every man and woman search of employment to work by publishing FREE For One Insertion “Position Wanted” ada, Ke member it will cost you noth ing to advertise your services in The Tribune. {tf you ure in need of work ADVERTISE oves ‘gas and water, £ AUDITORS ©. H. RELMERTH & CO. Certified Public Accounts Income Tax ice 401 0.8, Bldg. Phone 767 HASELMIRE & PREBLE Auditors and Accounts Income Tax Consultants Suite 211. Con, Roy. Bldg. Phone 660 Be nn ARCHITECTS —_—_————— WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect 312 EB. Second St. Phone 101M RAYBURN WEBB Daly Building. Phone 1352 BAGGAGE & TRANSFER s : AND FUEL CO. —Phone 949 BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY CO. ning, 8 p.m, Apt. 8. Wyatt hotel. Phone 2809.7 FOR RE y two-room house;| ANY Indy leav for Chica . unfurnist andard Addition fore the 25th, please call 1676M rent $15, Phone 702 we MADAME “CROSS” For house;| Clatrvoy and psyct Avisor everyth Mel-| knows y past, { t and Inquire future. Hours from 9 to 9. West REN hreeroom partly | Hotel modern, furnished house; close in.| BEGINNING clas inf 119 N. Grant. eg nd manicuring nplet a ‘erom house with Expert inst tor also double garage, lawn ladies will sh 20 month. Phone] party driving to I 5 town, Mont., aay 319 ‘S. Jack FOR SALE—HOUSES Apt. Ps oa S ae at ARIES BERIT, MADAM FRAN FOR SALE—House, four rooms and Psycho-Palmist path; enclosed back porch; gas} Clairvoyant, special $1.00 reading and electricity; must sell at once;| this week. 153 N, Durbin. Hours will sacrifice. ‘716 W. Ninth, 10 to 9. 515 Con, LAWYERS AMBROSE HE Lawyer Midwest INGWAY 332 Bidg. WINTER and WINTER 202 Ol! Exchange Bldg. Phone 151 MULVANEY & ees Tr Ko. . KEM Lawyer shange Bidg. 18 Oil Phone 1597 NS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 OD Exchang HAGE ullding MARVIN L. BISHOP, JE. Attorney at-lLaw mith Bidg. Phone 78 CASEY & McNALLY Room 616-17 Con, Roy, Bldg. Phone 86. FOSTER AND WEURLI 19 B, Fifth Phone 907 Attorneys Rm, 406-407, Con. Roy, Bidg. CLEANERS Phone 41. 2 Be THE SERVICE CLEANERS BE. PAUL BACHELLER 146_N. Jackson 402 Midwest Bidg. Phone 66 Phone 794 —— GEO. W, FERGUSON CHIROPRACTORS : Attoruey DRS. a ILS A. 0, JEFFREY Rm. 22, Townsend GBidg. Phone 1960 Suite J12 Midwest Bldg. Ph, 706 W. H. PATTEN Lara a tRasien Atar Attorney M. BE, HAR BOYD, Chiropractor i 150 North Grant St. $36. Miawent Bide, ‘ey hone 1 OGILBEE & ADAMS = TIN 210 O-8 Bldg. Phone . CRA G eo NOM rs Koom Kimball ig. LESLIE M. NELSON, Warehouse SA te re ‘and Transfer Co., Phone 1284 | °23 80. Center Phone 198 MATTRESS FACTORY _ DOCTORS 2 a, New Mattresses to Order DR. J. ©. KAMP Old Ones Renovated and Recovered Practice Umited to Diagnosis and] Hunter.Goll, 242 W. Kirst, Ph. 220¢ ‘Treatment Suite 805 to 311, Midwest Bldg. OPTOMETRIST Phone 1650-1651. DR, M. ©, KEITH Stockmen’ ational Bank Bldg. Obstetrics, General Practice, Private Hospital LAWYERS NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 409-10-11 OU Exchange Uldg, BULLACK & LACY Juite 204-205 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1200 HAL OURKAN Attorney at Law Phone 223 306 Con, Koy, Badlg. EYES CAREPULLY LES rE And Glasses Properly Fitted by OSTEOPATH DR. CAROLINE ©, DAVIS Office and e215 E. vth Kesi Ph Warehouse and Traasfor Co, Phone 1234