Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1925, Page 12

| i t 7 PAGE TWELVE were President’ Natior tone When Yellows available Li Phu descended into deep valleys.‘ ine ri lar t- | CLS me mm ee D! « to the pres national park The Teton Mountains 70 VICTOR AND 2: brides object to River uded that naturally belonged to adjacent territory. The present propose al is intended primarily to correct those WYOMILN the word “obey” ... but start right in doing the weekly washing! tlor adow to “love, hon- h cheris! soon overs! promise and uth husband your your Stay Yellowstone Park Extension Plans as Viewed by The Commission and Discussed by y Albright By HORACE M. ALBRIGHT Superintendent, Yello wstone National Park 2, information regarding the country was meagre. No maps 1 Park was created in 18 1es were drawn without any relation to topographic features. 1 rectangle 62 miles long and 54 miles wide was formed. THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD The boundaries ascended high mountains and headwaters naturally belopging to the park were left outside, and watersheds ee) fopunee beauty young with your chil- arbitrary and unnatural lines, and give the park a ~~ e be Mammoth— Hot Springs and your fresh- ife—don’t be content to hear about it from ashing and ironing while you use ta whole r church day and tell u various family servi of them will « Our ut and one day e ve or to call for your family actly week—for your for social duties! bun- are moderately meet your needs, “Send It to the Laundry 1672 TWO PHONES not waiting for business to re picking up the busin 1678 up. We OUR AUTOS PASS YOUR DOOR Troy Laundry Co 318 NORTH DURBIN {tional forest. | bureau ts required by law to develop oGardiner wee a ee Cooke City NATIONAL | cast Entrance ——> ro coor FOREST Eliminations Present boundary A Proposed Rueaiaery | the range would remain in the na- Jackson Lake would not be included, and its shores will lable for summer homes, All kes and adjacent forest lands out to the national forest boundars except where private holdings can be eliminated by changing the forest Une, woe be included in the new park The Tetbos are now jn the Teton | National forest, under’ jurisdic tion of-the L aa THE ONLY DELICATESSEN Pure food cooked just the right way SPECIAL | Baked Spring Chicken We serve our own Milk Bread HOME BAKED PIES AND CAKES Our Hours ANYTIME OLD PUBLIC MARKET PHONE 303 the resources of the national forests, commercially, in such # way as to use the interest, so to speak, whilo cor erving ‘the princinat of {ts prop- The forest service, however, as no laws under which {t can abso- lutely protect an area like the Te- tons from any form of utilization, and thus assuredly serve the exqu!- site lakes of the region and the tim- ber areas that complete the beauty of the Tetons. veral of the lakes of the Teton country, tncluding Jenny and Leigh, would have been destroyed five years had it not been for the with- al of the territory {n ald of this p The national park service is re- quired to keep Its territory inviolate, and may only permit sufficient de- velopment to enable park features to be seen and enjoyed, 1t ts the ouly organization that can absolute- ly guarantee the protection of the Tetons from commercial exploitation. Could Wyoming Care for Tetons? Not unless they should be given to the state by congress, a move un y to be made in view of the fact that Yosemite Valley and the Marl. bosa Grove of Big Trees were con- veyed to Callfornia in 1864, given very little attention by the state for years, and finally because of st of protection and upkeep, re- nveyed to the federal government in 1906 Witt to $400 or les > or three ranches in » amounting perhaps but proba’ much Wyoming would lone nothing. OIL PAINTING FREE ON CHRISTMAS EVE A selection will be made among the names of all the patrons of the BUSH SIGN SERVICE During the year 1925, pr and the lucky person will be ented with a BEAUTIFUL FRAMED OIL PAINTING ~ Bush Sign Service 118 West Midwest Phone 1840 “BUSH DID IT” Territory subject to game control that would be tneluded would be practically Offset by similar terri. tory eliminated from the park in the east and south boundary revision, Hunting and Fishing Fishing is permitted in the park and the park assists the state in stocking streams both east and south of its present boundarles, ‘The park would continue to stock waters out- side of its new lines, and otherwise assist the state in fish propagation. There should be just as much hunt- ing of big game as ever, and per- haps more, because with “natural boundarles for the park, the commis- sion Will have greater freedom in changing hunting areas. There never has been any grazing of Uvestock in the areas proposed for addition to th¥ park, except. in the case of “dude” outfits. A special Provision of the bill providing for this boundary revision will author- {ze the continuance of such graz ing. This 1s also permitted in the Present park, Road and Hotel Development The National Park service ig {n- terested in the preservation of the wilderness character of the Yellow. stone. It has proposed that the law carrying the boundary revision into effect. contain a provision prohibit- ing the construction of any new roads In the territory that would be added tu the park, and likewise, pro- hibiting hotel or permanent camp evelopment except along existing roads. The Tetons are already sufficient ly accessible by roads. The Thorofare and Upper llowstone should never have roads, but should be maintain- ed forever as a wilderness area. Ho- téls and other resorts are already in operation in the Teton region, es- pecially along Jackson Lake. These enterprises are serving present need: of the public, and can be enormous! expanded if necessary. The Lander- Yellowstone Transportation company is capable of furnishing present and future automobile service in the Teé- ton country. The utilities o7 the Present park will not be applicants for a extension of their service beyond the areas affected by their present activities, ‘The national park service will con- tinue to ald, in every practical way, the development of the “dude ranch” business and the use of. trail outfits. This hag been {ts policy for years. Change In Administration ! Only ‘a transfer of control from one federal bureau to another—from forest service to park service in case of the Tetons and Upper Yellow- stone, from park service to forest service in case of lands to be elim- inated from the Yellowstone. Prac- tically every acre of land involved in the transfer Is owned by the United States. Private lands are limited to a few tracts of ranch lands in the Teton region, and they will not be affected by change of jurisdiction. There are thousands of acres of ranch‘ lands in Glacier and Rocky Mountain parks. Wyoming and the Park Yellowstone park in Wyoming, and is its greatest tourist lure. Wyom- ing publicity pamphlets always give Uberal space to the park, and na- tional park service booklets and pamphlets numbering well . over, a million a year, tell of the park and Wyoming. There has always been close co- operation between park and state of- ficers, especially in road and fish planting problems, With park funds roads 28 miles east and 30 miles south of the park were bullt-and are still maintain by the park organiza- tion. The original road over Two- Gwo-Tee Pass was built with park funds. In no other state, but Wy- oming, has park funds eveen author- ized for such broad outside state benefit. There cannot be any cause now or hereafter for Wyoming to feel anything but pride in the fact that Yellowstone as now constituted, or as enlarged as proposed, ts, almost entirely within her borde: Let Lioyd’s mail your Xmas candy. lassified Ads POSITIONS WANTED TWO young men want work of any Kind, 912 N. McKinley. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SAL£—1925 Cheyrolet coach, five balloon tires. bumpers front and rear, ‘ge z wheel, motometer and luck runs like new at Terms. Co-operative merly Patterson Oakland), Yellowstone. yi AUTO FREE EVERY do'lar pald us by purchase or on account we give ticket on Ajax sedan to be given away Decem- ber 10. Lincoln Street Groc USED CARS Al} Makes—New Purchase Plan $5.00 Down, $5.00 Per Weel A Christmas Present for the Whole Family Easy to Pay For GREAT NORTHERN MOTOR © 333_N. Wolcoit St. Phone SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1925 FOR SALE—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SALE—Columbia rds, $30. — Almost Phone 1321. FoR with rec FOR SA pluno FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK WILL SELL FOR CASH—Five pairs of pedigreed registered Black Silver Foxes: one hundred per cent Increase guaranteed. Box 105, ‘Trib- une. ace ei WE BUY, cell and exchange cattle, horses and hogs, sheep; also farm- ing implements and 1131 So. Beech. Phone 2: FOR SALE—Two milk phonograph 124 BL First. new, player cows, also have ‘one three-room house for sale, or trade for horses. Box B-103, Tribune. FOR SALE—Dodgo touring with extras, excellent condition, real! FOR SALE—POULTRY buy; terms if desired. Phone 2726. a ) COUPE—1924 model, good| FOR SALE—Thoroughbred y= P eanaitions six pueden, ream: “mouth Rock cockerels. Phone able. Phone 2834-R. 2711-W. a Buick touring car will good rubber. curtains Phone 2370. I HAVE se'l for $85: and runs fine. FOR SALE—1928 MODEL FORD TOURING a very ‘little, guaranteed_$240.00 arl C. Boyle, Inc. y your used car. FOR SALE- g. Rux tell axle, new top curtains all in perfect condition, $200. Great Nor- thern Motor Co., ¥. Wolcott. FOR SALE—Bulck roadster, able. Phone 317-W. FOR SALE—1924 Ford coupe, has ruxtell axle, wonderful bargain. Priced to sell. Co-opergtive Motors, 488 E. Yellowstone FOR SALE—FORD RUNABOUT One year old, run about 5,000 miles, like new ~~----$275.00 Earl C. Boyle, Inc. ‘The safe place to buy your used car k, $100. reason FOR SALE— ord trul 1648-W week days or see at 331 Glenarm. FOR SALE—1922 Dodge ‘Touring, $250.00;, 1923 F $15 1920 Ford Touring, sex Touring, $2: Baby Grand Roadster Haynes Turing, like a nev ‘Terms.’ Co-operative Motors, "133- Yellowstone. FOR SALE—FORD DELIVERY 1923. model, ermpletely recon- ditioned, cord tires: ~$175.00 EARL'C. BOYLE, Inc. The safe place to buy your used car iw Wrecking These Autos % 20-45, Packard 3rd series twin, Clyde 2% ton, 2 Buicks H and K, Haynes 56 1923, 89-6 Willys, 1920 Dodge, Wills St. Clair 1923, Cole 8 1917; 3 32x620 balloon casings, tubes and rims; 3 40x8 cas- ings and tubes; 3 36x6 casings and 6 34x4 casings and tubes. hayen't.{t we'll get it. Al- ways open. Parts for all cars. Everything saved but the honk. Casper Auto Parts Co., 1720 E. Yel- lowtsone, Phone 698-W. FOR SALE—FORD COUPE 1924 model, new paint, in ay condition; guaranteed -. 00 EARL C. BOYLE, ‘Inc. ‘The safe place to buy your used car FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Good brick stall gar- 1137 «8. Cedar, Phone sweet bu.; grapes Address FOR SALE—Alfalfa, $6.60: clover, $4.50; seed corn, °33. apple trees, 20¢; cherries, 25 $5.00; 100 baby chicks, $19. wt Rulo, Neb. , COAL AIVERDD, mine measure, $7.50 *: Call _Moore Bros 2-6. ALE—Two buffalo “robes or rugs, first-class condition; can be bought reasonable. Phone 11-R-1. FOR SALE—Room 20x60 and base- ment, suitable for store or dead storage. Phone 465. Call Chandler Filllng Station. Its pressed, _50c; $1.00; sults made Superior Taflors, PECIAL—S steam cleaned, to order, $25.00. 270 W. First. wants rear. ALL AROUND” carpenter work: 434 S$. Lincoln, Phone 921. __SERVICES OFFERED _ WANTED—Dressmaking, ing coats, relined remodel- day. Phone 617-E nar MARCEL and bob ct exper! enced operator 1660-\W Grant, Ap tow IT WILL pay you to get my price on your painting and decorating; all work guaranteed. L. D. Lelsinger. Phone 19 het Ge 2 STENOGRAPHER wishing exper?? ence will-work mornings for small wag Write Box B-107, Tribune. GAS FITTINGS of all kinds; stoves installed and adjusted; estimates given; reasonable rates. Earl M. Hill. Phone 2663-W. 1705 E. Third. will sew by the| MAKE your garage safe for winter use, by finishing it inside with INSULITE, the last word In Wall- board. NICOLAYSE ‘ Phones LUM co, ER FOR ce pupples. Phone 1689.5 DEVO! pack: DEVORE ge PAINT, per g NATRONA LUMBER COMPANY 25: 1 GAN eave you money on your building and repair work, ‘also cement work. L. D. Lelsinger. Phone -1975-M. FOR SALE—1926 Chevrolet Coach; five balloon tires; bumpers front and rear; large steering wheel; motor meter and lock cap; looks and runs like new, at a big reduction; terms. Cooperative Motors (formerly Pat: terson Oakland), 438 35. Yellowstone complete 60c fe graduate. 950 South Cedar. Phone 160-J BUNDLE Phone 1932-W dt rth Beech. HARPER Mnethod scalp treatments for dandruff, falling hair, marcel. Mrs. Colby, 449 CY. Phone 269, Automobiles Repatred Why—t5e Per Hour—Why All we want is mechanics wages. work We.have no overhead: all guaranteed. Phone 895-W. MAPCOL and bob curl. 60c. Marcel Shop, Beech, Phone. 237-J. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES Sout! FOR Special SALE—FORD DELIVERY body, 1924 model._.-$140.00 EARL C BOYLE, INC The safe place to buy your used car Phone 528 251 N, Beech St. FOR SALE v's wuede cloth coat, fur trimrr medium size cheap. Phe ne 1 1-R f SAL! w4ft. extension ladder and 8 Hons or white paint, | hy I Sox 624 FOR SALE— riisrcupinred Airdale pupplez, also pedigree BWnglish bull puppies, cheap, ready for Xmas. Phone 11-R-2. aT LADY Canadian beaver coat, full length, newly glazed. Write P.O Box 310 te For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE—Tw soda fountain bargain. lve foot marble top ith full equipment ney bull, Wyo. hing chine, good condition, $15 and up: terms to suit. 113 Kast First. Phone 96v. FOR SALE—One bassinette and one scales, combination bath tub and table, baby bed and mattress, play yard, reed baby buggy, two tall ped- estali oll buggy, high schoo! uniform coat about size 40, man's black diyner tuxedo suit about size 40. 133 st Twelfth FOR SALE—350 white kitchen cab inet, $15. 828 North Park FOR SALE—Tibrary table, ma, hogany finish, also table lamp with silk shade; one Brunswick phonograph, Phone OM For Rent—Miscellaneous POR RENT—Sewtng machines, $3 ber month, Repairing done, Also sell on easy payments. Brooke, 749 East H. Phone 1648W. WANTED TO BUY For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Three-rcom furnished basernent apartment with garage. 214.8. Da.td. Phone 364d, FO. wo-room modern fur- nished apartment: gur emis ed; wery jonable. 112 S. Elk. Phone 6 re FOR RENT—One threeroom fur nished apartment luced rent, {ito ne L8Ys. For ‘oom apartment in duplex house, well furnished, Private bath, laundry; very reason- able. 64 Thit lis FOR ’T—Desirable, well fur- nished, modern two-room apart- ment with use of laundry room, ens and lights furnished, close in. In- quire 6158'S. Durbin.’ Phone 1442. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Unfurnished two-room house, built-in cupboard, gas, lights, sink, large clothes closet: $12. 115 North Melrose. Phone 06-7. THREE-ROOM house for rent Ughts, water, gas, part! fur. nished, "Call Sunday after m. 739 South Washington street: FOR RENT—Three-room furnished house, partly modern: $15. 541 South Melrose. Phone 2831-M. FOR RENT+-Cozy fourroom fur nished modern house 1218 Soutly Oak. with ‘garage, {n your used furniture, also shot- guns and rifles. Koler Furniture 220 S. Wolcott. Phone 133. ED TO BUY—Good used vic- trola. Address H. L. Young, 124 East City. WANTED .TO_BUY- cow. Phone 15-R- WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, ged all household goods. Phone 1086. WANTED TO BUY- three | or four-room mogern house in North Casper, close in; also a real nifty four or five-room hoyse. southeast on pavement. Phone 2606. WE BUY, sell and exchange used furniture, stoves -and trunks. Furniture Co., 249 W. Yellow- stone. _ Phone 1278. WANTED—Seven or eight old style trunks. must be {n good shape. Phone 1278. Ww A good milk 2 ~---~—~— | FOR RENT—Three-room modern w ANTED © TO BUY—A' relinquish-| house, partly furnished, with bath ment. Apply 1162 N. Kimball. | 220.W ‘Tenth. Phone 730-J. WANTED—Your old coal range of) TOR RENT——Fourtoom house. heater in exchange for a ¢as| modern. furnished; garage. 409 range or heater Phone 1086. 8, Jackson, SELL IT FOR RENT—Three-room furnished ‘To the 2 for 1 Store? house, $15, 151 S. Fenway. In WANTED—We will buy or trade] quire 620 S. Washington. FOR RENT—Five-room and bath on CY bus line. 1511 8. Cedar. Inquire in basement, or National Shoe Shop, 162 S/ Durbin. FOR RENT—Four-room furnished, modern house with garage on Cherry street. Inquire 1526 W. 14th FOR RENT—Thre: room, furnished modern, unfurnished, on ment and bus line. 511 B. Phone 827-W. FOR, RENT—One and two-room fur- nished houses, $10 and $15, ajso two-room furnished apartment, mod. ern. Phofie 1 909 South Cedar. FOR RENT—Fiveroom, well fur- nished house, gas heaters, piano, electric washer. 610 South Park. Phone 307-W pave 18th, WANTED TO BUY—Discarded clo- thing and shoe, guns, tools, tents, tarps, saddles and chapps. Phone 2061-W. The Two-for-One-Store. WANTED TO RENT WANTED—Good warm garage in vicinity of Thirteenth and Ash. Phone 2067. ey WANTED TO RENT—Four or five room modern, furnished house with garage; must be reasonable; A-1_ references. Phone 2195-M. BOARD AND ROOM BOARD AND ROOM, $10 per week, steam heat, home convenience. 515 South Beech. WANTED—Two gentlemen to room and board in private home; steam heat; good cooking; home privileges. 549 South Kimball. BOARD AND ROOM—$10 per week; meals family style; steam heat. 241 S, David, opposite No. 2 Fire Hall. TRY LULA’S boarding house, board and room, $35 a month, 413’ East . R. FOR RENT—ROOMS ADAMS ROOMS—$3 per week and up; bath included: steam heat. 241 8. David, opposite No. 2 Fire Hall. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished bed- room next to bath; close in. 304 8. Park FOR RENT—Large furnished bed room adjoining bath, $12 a month. 736 South Ash. ¥OR RENT—Modern sleeping room; close in; reasonable. Phone 264-R. 113 S. Lincoln. FOR RENT—Nice, close tn; reasonable. modern room, 725 East Sec- FOR RENT—Five-room nicely fur- nished bungalow; good location Call after 10 o'clock, 1112 East Sec ond, FOR RENT—Two-room house, fur- nished, lights and gas, also gar. age, 1157 Center. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished house; garage. 143 N. “Beech Phone 1937-R. FOR RENT—Six-room modern, nished -house with garage, 252_N. Jefferson FOR RENT—Semi-basement, four large rooms and bath. partly fur- nished; garage. 1211 E. Second FOR RENT—Two-room room partly tur. nished house with garage. 1329 8. Poplar. FOR RENT—Threeroom Partly modern furnished house; close in. 119 North Grant street. _ FOR SALE—HOUSES ° * -haaaaeeeeeeaanaeaaeaeanae » fur- 350. North Casper Bargain | Two houses on three lots, one three-room house with one-room finished in basement; room house with enclosed porch. Both places sem{-modern. Gas ¢) heated garage. Price $2,700. Yard all fenced. ¥ - Casper Realty Co. 4 Easy terms. apartment; private bath; low rent; half block from Second street. 133 8S. Conwell. FOR RENT—Threeroom furnished _apartment. Call 1949 or 2459-R._ FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment; private bath. 235 N. urnished, Fry and.$18, NT—Furnished Phone nd three-room apartinents, -on paye: ga8 and water, one block undry room, garage can close by. Inquire 708 apartment be rented Cakerest an, light, nished, nicely fur- 124 N. Mel moaero, rents reduced, Phone 1791-W. ond. “Phone 6161. 108.8. Center St. Phone 381 For Rent—APARTMENTS ae | So BADE HUI ror yaa ogee en modi house and garage, lights and gas, apartment, garage, stoves, ant partl; furnished, 250. 1434 5, lights furnished; $25. Phone 494-J. Botolph. aire a4 ‘ FOR RENT—Modern, furnished FOR SALE—Three-room furnished home and garage, East 14th, cash, $30 2 month. | Suite 6, 143 Center. Phone 304. FOR SALE—Cottage with living room, other property; must sacri fice, leaving city Phone 2549. FOR SALE ‘ ALE—Qua Ozarks, house, outbu water, ta For partict Edwards, Bri BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE—Best paying weekly in the Salt Creek ofl field, located {7 fast going town of Edgerton, pres ent owner has other interest, inves tigate. Write M. D. Sherman, Ed gerton, Wyoming FOR reshly decorated two and three-room apartments, fur- nishec W. Ninth, FOR RENT—Déesirable _three-room completely furnished — modern close in; adults, 223 apartment; ; Bightt COMFORTABLE furnished three- room basement apartment; will ac- cept work for part of rent. Phone Ww. heated tt furnished 4 301 E. Seventh, room complete ment. Bragg Apts., Phone 0. FOR | sem! roome, ~Moderr apartment, entrances; J four adults private preferred. Pi FOR” RENT—Reasonably one furnished apartment, lights furnished, on bug quire 792 CY YOR RENT—Two-room apartment; lights. gas, room furnished, $20 1 ball FOR R nfortable th entre two-room apartment with bath, cluding gas’ and Meghts; reasonatie’ 810 West Eleventh. Alexander and gas line. In furnished Jaundry N. Kim ern apartment. pri- breakicet nook, laun- $28 per month, Phone all 239 Midwest hree-room furnished ern except bath, 1416 Second street. t vate bath facilities; 89-R or FOR RE house, moi Bast MONEY TO LOAN WE HAVE $3,000 to loa 8 per cent on first-class Casper prop: erty; must be well secured. A. P. Nesbitt Realty Company. 912 East Second street, Phone 101-M FOR TRADE $2,800 EQUITY in 30x60 stucco building in Mountain View Addi tlon; will trade for car. Phone 237-J, WOULD exe modern house, for er property od seven-room in, Sheridan 3-R FOR SALE OR TRADE My equity in 10-room house at 411 North Jackson, PHONE 903 DrE— st First OR TRADE—Forty ks of Arkansas: ex will trade for good mall res acres In tellent: for car, P.O, fru 1262 eg “ one two- 7 /»