Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1925, Page 9

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1925 HYLAN SEIZES AADIOSTATION STO GET WOTES New York’s Mayor Has Edge in Broadcast- ing Campaign. By ROBERT T. SMALL (Copyright, 1925, by Casper Tribune) NEW YORK, Sept. 1.—The radio, which was accused of taking the col- or out of the last presidential cam- palgn, is threatening to put a.large dash of red into New York's mayor- alty squabble. New York City has a big, high- Powered station of its own. It cost something more than $50,000 -to bulld and costs almost an equal an- nual <um to maintain for, ostensibly there aré no ndvertising fees to be collected by the municipality. However, certain circles of the i have looked upon the station ath something very much akin to askance ever since it was projected They thought, among other things, that it put too much power into the hands of the city administration and might give an incumbent at the city hall an unfair advantage over any possible opponents in reaching a large section of the people. Now it has come to pass. Mayor Hylan, desperate in his losing stvug- gle for a third term, has “seized” the station and ‘has broadcast front its tall towers a terrific blast against Gov. Al Smith, who tg regarded here as spelling nemesis for his honor, The mayor has: used the. ‘station freely to tell the people of the greater city all that his administra- tion has done for them. The mayor says he has been “selling the city” to its people. He has been “selling” them the police, selling the fire de- Partment, the “white wings,” the sewer squad, the schools and ait the rest of the ramifications of modern government. The station was an eriment in Gunman Guarded After Outbreak Extra precautions are being taken in Oregon penitentiary to prevent the escape of Tom Mur- ray, notorious gunman, recap- tured after a jail break in which he and companions killed three and seriously wounded one. He is seen after béing trapped by a posse. OUT OUR WAY WHOOH! SOMEBODY “THROWED A CIGARETTE BUTT \wTO A RUBBER Boor: ER DROPPED A MATCH ON A Pooo.e Doc. I AY TORKISH OOH! LT want FREE LIFE, AN’ FER A HEAUHRY WHIFF O' “TH’ STOCKYARDS! ATROCITIES. — . BRINGING UP FATHER [ALL ALONe-EH:) WELL -1 MUST Go AN GIT ME BATHING SUIT ON- THERE'S | NO HARM IM A/ LUT TLE CHar- LWISH WE HAD NEVER TAKEN THIS TRIP ~ THERE'S ALWAYS EXPENSES OF SOME KIND BOBBING UP a new phase of ci! dministration. It wus designed also, ostensibly, to help in chasing crooks and finding missing. persons—the missing per. sons’ hour®on the station every is a true reflection of the ly of city life. The police offi- AWN HORAK List and describes persons who have stran ly dis- | appeared,has a dramatic, almost a | cepulchral_voice, and he makes the YES AND THE GUNN'S ARE L@ MAKING THEM WORSE-AMY IS. SPILLED A CUP OF MILK ALREADY AND OVERTURNED A BOX OF MY HAIRPINS LOST TWO OF THEM- “1 SUPROSE 1 . be ‘LL HAVE. ASOUTATHE WEATHER: A STAKE EXTRAVAGANT _CHILD LIKE THAT Dozen Perish In Ship Sinking PERPIGNAN y The Arsociated Press)}—A dozen merrymakers are drowned in the capsizing of the fish- ing smack Marie Lou France, Aug. believed to ‘YES. ANO GUNN BoRROWED MY KNIFE TO CUT FoR 31— have while re- L ofvhis: gppointed time on the| turning today from a festival at } afr. e Banyuls-Sur-Mer, a small seaport at Sut whatever of wail and woe| the, foot of the Pyrenees, Heer hae io ehe dir: tonn ate The boat's master alone is known tion WNYC ‘heretofore, is as noth.|'? have been saved. He’ reached ing Wathe praeentAae. vic ut| Shore after three hours’ swimming the: wilyorowho" has rec it} and gave the alarm. A life saving ist that ft Is the governor of. the| T°, 18 searching for other possible surviver tate he must fi rather than the actual Nominees against him, All of the anti-Hylan forces of the city ¢ fully conscious that to Al Smith they jqwe virtually all which has been done s0 far. to set the w n Kis way from city hall é many As. Without strong or ex pertenced man sitting in’ its wig- ‘arh, so the governor was called in. The mayor is howling mad and vhen he is mad, he is likely to say of the nastiest. things ever ttered in « political campaign. He innounced: some days ago thut this Was not to bea kid 5 ainpaign, b * as yet he id trying hard to re- strain himself in his characteriza- ons of the governor and for the first time his campaign utterances nuve taken-on the sad tones of a wall rather-than the strident. tones ’ a sledge hammer fighter. The mayor says it !s a “fine hing” for, A) Smith to be denying | him a third te¥m as mayor, while Al 8 serving a third term as governo: | Protably he forgets that a gover- nor’s term is only two years, while ome the mayor of New York serves fou! so Hyfan has had two more years than Al will have had at the end Also the mayor gets year, as compared with the governor's paltry $10,000 ‘The governor's speeches aré being put on the alr by commercial sts | Hons, so the mayor's use of WNY | ia his own campafgn is going to|in of his term, $25,000 a start new ructions and so another | ye: modern influence hag projected {t- sel’ into an already complicated school of politics. At last the Northwest. 1850. of the Came West in 1850 rivai has been found for cra. Meeker, long hailed as typify- ing the ploneer spirit A. Estes of Kent, Wash eattle, Wash., via ox-cart, two rs before Meeker. celebrated his “diamond jubilee” in He came west in west. » arrived Estes recently LAIO HIS UT WANT FRESH R, AN LSIGH LIMBERGER CHEESE AN’ TH WINDS A BLOwN! THis BONSAI CooKS PIPE ON “TH \ | | / [ WHY FELLOWS, “THESE ARE THE NERY BEST IMPORTED “TURKISH --By Willia ims ] START BY TALKIN’ Che Casper Daily Tribune ---Drawn for ©1925 ay Ine Feature Seavice, Inc Gréat Britain rights reserved *I he Tribune by George McManus THESE GUNS AT THE SEASHORE MAKE ME Sick AND L THINK MRS. GUNN IS ANNTHING GUT AN ECONOMICAL Cook~ SHE PUTS ENOUGH FILLING IN HER PIES T FECD AN. ARMY AND SHE MAKES THE COFFEE So STRONG ALMOST EATS THE Classified 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. TELEPHONB ADS. Careful attention will be given all ads received over the TELEPHONE but we cannot guarantee accuracy. [HELP_WANTED—MALE WANT © without ing, Utah, Nevada moncy for a hust Gates, Midwest, W SD—Specialty salesman with car; travel in Wyom in crew. Big Write D. P. ini? | HELP WANTED—Female | Wa work. ‘TED—Maid for general house 1114.8. Durbin. Phone WANTED — Neat, clean woman to assist with washings and house- work two or three days a week. Phone 468-W. WANTED—Girl to do housework; YES AND L NEVER SAW PEOPLE WITH SUCH APPETITES- I WONDER IF THEY ALWAYS EAT LIKE THAT, OR IF THEY'RE DOING IT BECAUSE WERE PAYING FoR y HALE OF IT For Sale—Miscellaneous OLD concrete, stucco or brick walls =I WISH YOU COULD HAVE SEEN THE STACK OF POSTCARDS THEY SENT TO THEIR FRIENDS- THEY SENT ONE To EACH PERSON YES-GUNN ASKED ME ‘TO MAIL THE WN CARDS FOR HIM~ L LOOKED 'EM OVER ON MY WAY TO THE POSTOFFICS AND DISCOVERED THAT HE WROTE To A LOT OF PEOPLE WE KNOW. SOL PUT OUR NAMES ON Too AND SAVED ABOUT FIFTY | hs Pr HOW LOVELY-AND DID You REMEMBER TO FILL YOUR FOUNTAIN PEN WHILE You WERE AT THE PostoFFICE? TLL BET For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR TRADE FOR RE ‘T—Two and three-room R TRAD contract $1,800 can be made bright and attractive) apartments; private bath, break-| equity, city property well secured with S. W. P. Concrete Wall Finish,| fast nook, storeroom and laundry | as payment on modern house. P. O. sold by fcolaysen Lumber Co.| facilities; reduced rent. Call at 1339] Box 611 Phone 62 and 2300, Boxelder. Phone 1789-R eee mt ra 7 FOR TRADE—Twenty range horses FoR —All or any part of 100] FOR RE Nicely furnished two-| go; in good condition. Box shares No. 10 Casper Mutual Build-| room apartment. 619 E.| p78, Tribune. ing and Loan. Postoffice Box 516. | First Fa = FOR SALE—Boy’'s high school uni- Piva Gash inpeo yea orietott form, suit in first class condition, FOR RENT—HOUSES Ittvated size £8; reasonable. Phone 2310 Fo SA TT ja. | OR RENT—Four-room modern, Seon Te Rey FOR SALE—Casper Mutual Build ing and Loan Stock, Series and Thirteen; make mo offer. P. O. Hox 18 18 reed bat 1315 5. five-room house, infurnished; three Durbin TRADE n furnishe¢ rented for Je for car or any- house Dark blue ——— u P. O. Box 302. fg good condition 9 thes: -FoCms tidore $15. 440 and sun room; nicely furnished: LOST AND FOUND eee modern except bath; $30. 1119 EB < Sixth, For Rent—Miscellaneous | oo —jpyoaworoom furniahed FOUND house, $12.50 per month; clone to UUIN fOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3) bus line and school. 137 West G. per month, Repairing done, Also| Inquire after 4 The following artictes bave been sell on easy payments. Brooks, 749) FOR RENT—Fourroom unfurnished peut Ponce Leora Fast H-) Phone 1648. house. 268 8. Elk. Phone 16083-| ang. etal t (Psadaashd be Child's brown kid glove. WANTED TO BUY RHNT—Completely furnished] Small photo on West Yellowstone. five-room house; references; near] Brown gauntiet glove. WANTED—Will pay cash for one-| high school. Phone 99: _____| Boy's grey hat. ton truck, 900 W. Midwest, FOR RENT—Fourroom modern, ee WANTE. Your old cuai range or nicel. furnished hou built-in PERSONAL heater in exchange for a gas| fea Would also e apart- range or heater Phone 1086. ment 8. Fenway. MADAM J. REA KEYES, ordained WANTED TO BUY—We will buy or| FOR RENT—Five-room house, part | spirtualist, private readings daly exchange your used furniture.} ly furnished with Ughts, gas and’ message circle every Monday eve Harned Furniture Co., 234 David. Phone 249. ; WANTED—We will buy or trade in your used furniture, also shot- SERVICES OFFERED CALCIMINING and painting small jobs; work guaranteed; prompt service. Phone 1860J. HARPEK method scalp treatment for dandruff, falling hair, marcel Mrs. Colby, 449 CY. Phone 259. WANTED—By experienced woman cooking on ranch cr in town.’ Box must go home evenings. Apply] guns and rifles. Koler Furnitur after 6 o'clock. 127 N. Grant. Co,, 220 S. Wolcott. Phone 138. WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, duofolds, all household goods. 1081 WANTED TO BUY-—Small modern house; no corner; no commis: #ions; reasonable; party reliable. P. 0. Box 611 FOR RENT—ROOMS heaters, dressers, Phone of all makes—Compare our PRICES—QUALITY—TERMS u buy, We buy cars for sell them on easy terms. GREAT NORTHERN MOTOR CO. $ North Wolcott St. Box 537 Phone FOR SALE—One Ford with truck body and starter; good condition; $125. Phone 1528-W. For ‘Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE — Overstuffed living room suite; walnut bedroom suite, and other household furniture. 714 F, Eleventh. Phone 1728-W. FOR SALE—Davenport and axmin- ster rug; almost new. 508 South Conwell. FOR SALE—Washing machine, en amel top kitchen table, dining room and miscellaneous furniture. Phone 11 FOR BAL! Walnut chairs, velour upholstered, $13.9! $45. chair, $26.75; ivory bed, $ ither duo- fold, $18.50; steamer be trunk, $20.75; walnut gate leg tabie, 50; 4-plece living room get» new, $10 % bed, $6. We do sell for less, HUNTER-GOLL C0, Phone 2200 ‘OR SALE—Furniture E Sight! FOR SALE—E ctric washe! E- sew ing machine, plano, buffet, walnut dresser, bed, ‘chairs, 3-pleee living room sulte; cheap for cash, 1131 EB, Third. Call Sunday. afternoon. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—German police puppies; thoroughbred and registered A. K. ©. Englewood Kennels, on Salt Creek Highway, opposite aviation field. Reiner’s Place. Tell the Advertiser—“I saw it in The Tribune.” | | B-86, ‘Tribune. FOR RE —Room, newly decorat WANTED—Rellable party will take] | ed: able for two. 365 CY care of apartment house in ex-| Phone J. BEE. re change for rent; references. Box} FOR RE —Nice, modern room B-85, Tribune close in, Phone 675: WANTED — Practical _ marcelling;| FOR RENT-—Bedroom, very close in; no burning. Phone 1704-M, gentleman only, Phone ‘ WANTED — Experienced ‘laundress| FOR RENT — Desirable bedroom; wants day work. Phone 862-W. teacher preferred, 339 W, 12th 5 Phone 2291-J. For Sale—Auto Accessories For Rent—APARTMENTS rs FOR R. —Large, nicely furnished For Sal AUTOMOBILES two-room apartment; Ughts and $ s included, $20. Phone 1468. USED "CASS: YOR R ‘our-room unfurnished | — w r in, also double garage; $30/ ning, 8 p. m. Apt. S. Wyatt hotel per month. Inquire 305 EB. 14th.| Phone 2ni Phone R. : - ——~- MADAME “CROSS” TOR a m modern} Clairvoyant and psychic advisor Rause,. DAChY, Susni ee ae knows your past, present and Beech. Inquire 236 N. Beech. future, Hours from 9 to 9. West FOR RENT—Threeroom furnished | Hotel. Inquire 1515 = Tell the Advertiser—"I saw it in modern house, $18. East Second. arn five FOR RENT—Strictly mo} whe ‘Tribune: room furnished house; also four ‘com modern basement, partly fur- ish C Phone 12) A FOR RENT—Threeroom modern furnished house. Inquire 142 W. venth FOR RENT—Two room furnish’ houses, not shacks, at 1228 Hast Fifteenth, $24.00, € call at 912 AUDITORS PAGE NINE MADAM present PERSONAL LEGAL NOTICES CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will 2:00 p. m., mne, W: upon f furnished by the s barn at the Wyoming Stz ing School at Lander, W approximately 122 feet in and 34 feet in width w addition at one en walls of the barn will be construct- ed of hollow tile with the roof a frame structure of lumber. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check payable the said Board in an amount less than five perce as m tion of bidders upon to Superintendent C nder, Wyom 2 for 2 ate Board of and Reforr MILLS Charitie NOTICE of Wyoming, County of In ‘the Court, F of the estate of were granted in the abov nd all perso having claim st the said es- tate, are equired to exhibit them for allo to the undersigned at 247 South Jackson, Casper, Wyoming, within six onths after date o: said letters, or the ay t cluded from any ben estate, and exhibited hin ‘one date of said letters, t forever barred. Dated this 21st day A .D., 1925. BERTHA’‘A Pub. Aug — NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION NOTICE is here g at the deferred annual ers’ meeting for the of the Casper Poster Com Wyominz corporation,. held office of the company at Casper, Wyoming, on the 10th day of Aug. ust, 1925 at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. at which meeting stockhol ers representing a majority of the capital stock of this company wer present, by proper resolutions un- ‘nimously adopted, said corpora- tion was ordered dissolved, the corporate enterprise abandoned and the charter, f, hise and cor- porate name rrendered, said company having ceased to do bu: iness, all corporate debts having been paid, all corporate liabilities discharged and the corporation at stockhold ar 16 being without assets. The statu- tory trustees for creditors and stockholders are Gayle Fleury, and Charles Elliott. iALE FLEURY, Agnes Fleu LAWYERS ©, H, REIMERTH & CO, Certified Public Accounts Income Tax Service 401 OS, Bide. Phone 7 HASELMIRE & PREBLE Auditors and —Fiveroom furnished 704 East Third St FOR fF modern house FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—$1,000 equity in 10-room inebmia fax. Uorishitants modern house; trade on small nats Phone 660 modern hot P. O. Box 611. _ Bt ae Pathe tl 5 all moderr ARCHITECTS if taken at once. 1 we. WESTFALL, Architect S12 E. Second St. Phone 101M apartment on Oa $30; also 2 fourraons‘weini-ba artme near RAYBUKN 8S. WEBB I |? ¢ yas Daly Building T nt, | + 2 | Phone 1352 cueguedy. Fa ell “a fiet, beat | TRANSFER AND CRATING nd private batl oa | L : NAIKONA PRANSPER, SivKAGE criment,| FOR SALE—Two h AND FUEL CO.—Pbone 949 ng of living room, two bed-| except heat; located at = Kitchenette and bath; all | Kimball on lot 60x140; p BATTERIES q m heat. Call] Price $3.500 F. Henning. voters Sec 5 FOR SALE—Four-room house, ASPEK BATTERY CO : cated at South Poplar street Phone 90 newly painted inside and out; water suitable unfurnished apart private from Second & nished ap ‘ent; half block 3S, Conwell '—Two-room furnished ; private bath; close in € e in, modern, fur nished apartment, two rooms, pri- vate bath, laundr rivate front ck entrance. 153 N. Gra 7™. Modern two-room fur partment; close in, 919 1. RAILROAD Apartments—U bdor new management; remc d and renovated; furnished and untur nished three rooms; lights and water paid meter deposits; prices $10 up to $18; look these over. Calll 809 8. Chestnut FOR F yoroom apart ment; everything furnished; close in, 310 CY. FOR R —TWo.room # mod ein ern furnished apartme! 603 §. Beech oR REN ‘One m apartment newly furnished; suitable for achers; close to Elk school; reduced nt. 1110 EB First, Phone 1699-M heated front 807 E, Third. apartment; steam Phone 2019-WW, in yard. Pr For Sale—REAL ESTATE ce $700. W. F, Henning 6 N. dackson Phone 56 AMBROSE HEMINGWAY Lawyer Midwest Bldg ~ WINTER and WINTER 202 Ol! Exchange Bidg. Phone 151 MULVANEY & BARRETT Attorneys 515 Con. Roy Ridg Phone 2406 -| JAMES ?, KEM Lawyer Phone 1397 HAGENS & MUKANE Lawyers 206-207 Oi Exchange MARVIN L. UISHOE Attorney-at-Law Smith Bidg ASEY & | 408 Oi) Exchange Bldg Bullding Ju Phone 78 McNALLY Room 516-17 Con. Roy. Bldg. Phone 86 PUSTEK AND WEURLI Attorneys Rra, 406407, Con. Roy. Bidg. ___ Phone 41 & PAUL UALHELLEK 402 Midwest Bidg. Phone 1457 Are You Out of CRATING a Job? LESLIE M. NELSON, Warehouse WW | and Transfer Co.. Pho DOCTORS The Tribune will help every bel man and woman in Casper to DK. J. O KAMP search of employment to Ond Practice limited to Diagnosis and work by publishing Treatment Suite 305 to 311, idwest Bidg. Phone 1650-1651 FREE DR. M. ©. KEITH Stockmen's Natio Bank Bldg. For One Insertion Obstetrics, General Practice, Private lospital “Position Wanted" ads. ke| | — a _—_ member it will cost you noth. LAWYERS ing to advertise your services — ————— we be <s = in The Tribune, NSICHULS & STIRKE TE Lawyers 409-101) OV Exehange tds BULLACK & LALY Juite 204-205 Midwest Blag. hone 1200 HAL OURKAN if you ure tn need of work ADVERTISE Attorney at Law Phone 306 Con, Koy, Bdlg. Phone 7%4 FOR SALI ht lots in South Ad. —— ¢ 0 a dition; $35.00 each. W, F. Hen CHIROPRACTORS GEO. Wi ibbc ay SON . oe. ‘ ef eee Attorney eit —_——|" Uits. 3 BAU. SEFVREY Km Townsend Bldg. Phone 196d a2 1 lds Ph. 706 | —— ores : Suite 312 Miawest (lde. »_ 706 W. Ud. PATTEN ME 80D, Chiropractor Attorney at Law orth Grant St, st Ride Phone 210 sEK & ADAMS O-S | + Phone 2217 JOHN M. HENCH PP oom 6, Kimball Bldg Center Vhane 198 MATTRESS FACTORY _ | New Mattresses ¢ Old Ones Renovated and Recovered Hunter-Goll, 242 W. First. Ph. 2200 OPTOMETRIST “EYES CAREFULLY ftSTED And Glasses Properly Fitted by EVANS St So. Order u ie OSTEOPATH DE. OAKOLING Office and Kesidence Phone 388 "WAREHOUSES PSLiE ML NELSON, W aud Transfor Co, Phone 1234 twa th ve