Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1926, Page 10

PAGE TEN Fim TH MAN WHO NX + The Casper Daily Cribune by wel ELYN THAN Classified Ads TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926 FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK FOR RENT—HOUSES _ - NT— ished or WE BUY, sell and exchange cattle,| FOR RENT—Five-room furn! d or sheep, hogs and horses, also farm: unfurnished house; , barage; very ing implements, one Dodge commer | close in. Phone 268-W. | - jal and one Jewett touring car for| oR RENT—Fiveroom modern | WH-WHY TL OIONT —-| trade. 1131.8. Beech. Phone 2272.| ruse, asif South Cedar, phone H \ ‘ A ries | | | PREVENTED TH \ SEE HIS FACE -BUT For Sale—Auto Accesso: P. O Box 843. agi. vot 2 | TAS r- STH IDENTICAL TO PARTS ‘OR RENT —Fiveroom ~ modern . id BOR re cr. \ (G0 gine Goop Laatipaets for all cars, Mant| FOR SALE—POULTRY pouuners tou crogtee poets, Sonia BANK: IJES Wane aes PECULIAR BROWNISH rdert solleeed, "Everything or] “nw nn | raferences, 614 8. Wolcott. Pon OH e STER (Continued From Page One) car less than half original] CHICKS, 20 breeds; leghorns $12.50;| 2781. | DROP REDS a igale bere CORE HE WORE sas (yal hurdled folie hottie of, mili to | eat Gea eAE cov eeciine rand (Reds; Rocks, Anconas | $13—100-! FOR RENT—Three-room house and zy COLLECT THET THOUS | WHIPPLE, DOES | | 7H KHAKI PANTS TOO. use as an antedote.” Parts Co., P.O, Box 405. Phone} Alfalfa, $6.60; sweet clover $4.20; seed) bath, furnished, Including gas and ae OL. DOLLUH REWARD: 4 | Ris LOOK 1D SWEAR HE IS Miss Nesbit dashed the | bottle | 698-W. 1720 E. Yellowstone. corm epee So, Paints,| Ehts. $30 _618 West Yellowstone. y LIKE THE TH MAN ESR from the maid.** The latter then gallon.| FOR RENT—House, three rooms, . Wo 1 : 20: awakened Russell ‘Thaw and tele-| For Sale—-AUTOMOBILES | “in. 31 sun porch, modern, well furnished, > pc Baa fa ot tate = | INDIAN DEATHS Wealthy Ranch Owner| Hired Man to Blow! Up Home on Rich In-| dian Woman, Claim. | OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. man—four of murders. attempt to etween the a Fede blow u ed to have n the Osage > time and was re- Bloyd, former enough to carry yings. Murder charges inst Bloyd and Law sts ntfon would wever, as Several other matters pon by the grand tment of Justice een gathering evi ars richest tribe of have been ous white men became rich overnight ery of of] on their The golden flood ne barriers to tha n, where the Intians had 4 tribal, life since they ut on the reservation fn the nf the white men rushed in. Unaccusto to riches. the Osages fell an easy prey to all anner of tricksters. They were de- sppiled « ched. Liquor was taxeh to y men who realized to cle faster ugh thelr fingers, government sought to protect m from these gra“ters. Stringent ing Mquor from the Osage were passed, but the whisky to flow and the Osages, in . re transformed from zal people tnto a liquor. ho smashed expensive andon and bough* 1om are charged with be- ¢ implicated in a murder} z, which is alleged to} Again the prey of} tary to the high comm the “right hand man” of King Fei- \ ENTERS “THE MAN. TS HIM! aRwlbams ©1928 BY NCA SERVICE. INC. WOMAN POWER IN MOSUL ROW Gertrude Bell and a map showing the situation in Iraq. who recently captured Me overth ow King Felsul ‘und Oriental Secretary to King Feisul of Traq Is “Right Hand Man” and the Sheiks Do Her Bidding By JACKSON V. JACOBS Central Press Correspondent LONDON, Jan. 5.—A woman diplomat is being thrust into the limelight by the ominous situation in Iraq which is reviving all the old hatred between Britain and Turkey. Although she is striving to keep in the background, Gertrude Bell, who has the official title of Oriental secre- oner of the Iraq, but is, in reality Arab sheiks 4 and most of Hedj: ¢ British sponsored 8 started a drive to 4 government “TAVING BERLIN ON HONEYMOON (Continued From Page One) Broadway's melodic genius, who started ljfe as’ Izzy Baline, Russian immigrant, contains all the thrills of many of his own sentimental songs. “All Alone, by the Telephone,” Mr. Berlin once wrote in one of his many hits, and it was by the tele- phone that yesterday's sudden deci- sion to wed was made, At 9 o’clock in the morning he Called Miss Mac- Kay. In the afternoon they were married in the municipal building. Their engagement had been rumor- ed a dozen times and as many times denied. Mr. MacKay disapproved of the match, Yesterday he issued this statement: “The marriage comes as a com- plete surprise to me and was done without my knowledge and ap- proval.”” Berlin's early life was spent sell- ing newspapers on the Bowery. His bride is of Fifth Avenue society. Mr. Berlin is a Jew, his father was a Rabbi. His bride is a Roman Cath- olic. Her father is one of the most prominent Catholic laymen. Berlin was asked about the relig- fous question. “We will simply con- tinue in our own religions,” he an- swered. The wedding party went to the municipal building by subway, one of the few subway trips the bride had ever taken, and a deputy city clerk performed the ceremony. Ber- lin is 87 and his bride 22, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Jan. 5 —#)—Mr. and Mrs. Irving Berlin registered at the Ritz Carlton here shortly before midnight last night, having motored from New York, FLASHES OF LIFE phoned for Dr. A. Thomas Brandat, who found Evelyn unconscious. Russell accompanied his mother to the Ashland Boulevard. hospital, where he remained with her until 7 a, m. Although it was” reported that Evelyn had taken about elght ounces of a powerful disinfectant and was in a very critical condition, when she reached the hospital, two hours later, her physician said she had at least some chance to recover. Miss Nesbit, who once before had swallowed poison in New York, had been dancing at the Moulin Rouge cafe under a six weeks’ contract when her New Year's celebration be- gan. Since then she had spent much of her time with friends at cafes, theaters, and in her own apartment, and had contemplated leaving at once for Florida. After five hours at the “hospital her physician pronounced Evelyn in a “slightly improved” condition. Both her pulse and respiration were somewhat improved, he sald, al- though she remained unconscious. While the physician was guarded in his statements, some watchers thoyght the iniprovement indicated & good chatice for recovery. In the meantime her son had re. turned to the apartment. He had had train reservations to go to Phil- adelphia. The maid was taken in charge by the police and questioned. The occupant of the apartment beneath that of Evelyn told the -po- lice there had been a party in her quarters from 11 o’clopk Monday night until early this morning, say- Ing the voices of two men could be heard. Another neighbor sald she heard a scream early this morning. This neighbor said Russell Thaw had arrived during the Christmas holidays to visit his mother, Numerous telegrams were scatter- ed about, most relating to Florida engagemtnts at Miami and Miami Beach. None had been found of a character that might throw any light on the motive for the suicide at- tempt. EVELYN IN PUBLIC EYE FOR 20 YEARS. For 20 years, Evelyn has been al- mort as much in the public eye as her former husband. Harry Thaw. Her marriage to Thaw in Pittsburgh in April, 1905, followed a three year courtship during which the gay ac- tions of the couple frequently got them into print. She was then about 20, 7 But it was 14 months later that she became the center of worldwide notoriety, when Thaw shot White on the old Madison Square roof gar- den in June, 1906. Her confessions to her husband of relations with White prior to their marriage were repeated on the witness stand when Thaw was tried for murder, During the long period of Thaw's incarcerations, trials and other legal difficulties, Evelyn lived quietly, the Thaw family supplying her with funds on condition that she Keep out of the news columns. Thaw eventually divorced her and Evelyn went to Europe to continue her art studies. She returned in 1922, with a baby whom she called Russell K. Thaw but after long litigation, she failed to secure support for him from the Thaw fortune. She lavished on the child all possible tenderness and care and fought to the limit to establish him as the Thaw hetr. She then returned to the stage and rose to fame as a dancer, her part- ner being Jack Clifford. Returning from an European success, she filed petition in bankruptcy and her theatrical popularity slumred. A re- turn to Europe was likewise unsuc- cessful. She married Clifford but they were soon separated. Finally she turned to cabaret work beginning as an entertainer tn At- FOR SALE—Secondhand Studebaker Light Six; has been in wreck; will sell car and accessories very cheap. Can be seen at Ford garage, Th : mopolis, Address Jas. W. Murray, P. O. Box 2113, Casper. Phone 1296.-. HAVE Buick 6 touring, good cur- tains and top, good motor and new $60. Phone 2370. sung pullets, 60c each, 912 EB. “Phone 1528-W. BOARD AND ROOM BOARD and room: furnace heat bath and all modern conveniences; good table board, $10 a week. 713 B. Second. __WANTED TO BUY _ WANTED TO BUY—Fiortda proper: ty, elther tity or acreage. Write or phone Frank M, Gore, Ideal Apart- ments, Casper. WANTED TO BUY—Discarded clo thing and shoe, guns, tools, tents. tarps, saddles and chapps. Phone 2061- The Two-for-One-Store, WANTED—We will buy or trade (in your used turniture, also slot guns and cifles, Koler Furniture Co., 220 & Wolcott Phone 138. WANTED TO BUY—We vay more for coa} ranges, heaters, dressers tuofoids, all household goods. Phone 1086 . WANTED TO BUY ‘ive-room mod- ern, fairly close in; will pay $1,000 cash. Martin & Christianson,+phone 2606, WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange “for 4 gay range or heater. Phone 1086. WANTED TO RENT - WANTED—By reliable, permanent renters, a strictly modern, desir- able unfurnished or partly furnished house. Box B17, care Tribune- Herald. * WANTED TO RENT—Furnished apartment with bedroom, by three adults. Phone 2292-M after 5 p.m. WANTED TO RENT—Garage near McRory Apts. Phone 621. Tell the Advertiser—“I saw it in The Tribune." BOARD and room, $8 and *$9 163_N. Wolc: FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Two modern furnished housekeeping rooms in exchange for light services, middle aged cou- ple preferred. Call 134 S. Jackson. Call after 5:30 p.m. laundry room, garage, on pavement. 633_W. 18th. us FOR RENT—Threeroom furnished or unfurnished house. Phone 1111-J. 941 8, Ash. FOR RENT—Four-room furnished, strictly modern house; Nghts and fuel furnished, also electric washer, $60 a month, ' Phone 2762. 1218 B. Jefferson. i? FOR RENT—Sixroom modern house; close in; $50 a month, fur- nished. Call 1004 S. As! FOR RENT — Fuur-roo: modern house. Apply Ayres Jewelry Co., 118 Second. FOR RENT—Two-room modern fur- nished house, gas, lights and elec- tric washer furnished. 1722 South Cedar, phone 2020-J, THREE-ROOM house, lights, water, gas. 739 South Washington street. Key at store across street. FOR RENT—Large, well furnished bedroom adjoining bath. 741 8. Ash. Phone 2018-J. 5 FOR RENT—Two steam heated rooms with bath, close in: suitable for one or two ladies, 356 South Kimball, phone 421J. 5 FOR RENT—Four-room furnished modern house on bus line. Phone 653, FOR RENT—Modern front room ad- Joining bath; close in and close to refinery; reasonable. 535 W. Yellowstone. eho ee EE FOR RENT—Large pleasant. room adjoining bath, in new modern home. 932 South Ash, phone 211-J. FOR RENT—Large, well furnished bedroom adjoining bath. 743. 8. Ash. Phone 2018-1 w FOR RENT—Rooms in modern home, close in, $6 to $15. 733 S. Beech. Phone 653. FOR RENT—Large pleasant room by bath, in new modern home. 932 South Ash, phone 211.J. FOR RENT—Four-room modern, furnished house. 1031 W. 14th. FOR RENT—Six-room. house, un+ furnished. $30 a month. Corner Lind and Lincoln. Phone 14, FOR RENT—Four-room unfur nished house with four rooms in semi-basement, at 1114 North John son street; cheap rent. Marshall- Brown Realty Co., 145 North Center street, phone 1212-W. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Extra good five-toom buy on pavement, 36,500, $500 cash. See Grover C. Gorsuch, builder, 637 B. 11th. =e FOR SALE—Three-room good mod- ern, full basement; $3,200, $300 cash. Phone 1443. Grover G. Gor- such, 637 E. 11th. THREE-ROOM furnished home, gar- age, $30 a month takes it. Natrona Realty Co., 143 South Center, phone 304. For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Piano, in good condl- tion, Inquire Ruth Joy Studio, 142 South Durbin, FOR RENT—Sewing machine, $3 per month. Repairing done. Also sell on easy payments. Brooks, 749 East H. Phono 1648-W. FOR RENT—125 W. Second, store room, brick bullding, 24x90 feet steam heat, good location, full base sell on easy payments. Brooks, 749 East H. Phone 1648W. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Good bicycle, sacrifice, $800; $35 baby buggy, $10. Must sell at once. Phone 923-J. FOR SALE—Baby carriage and kid- die coupe in good condition, Phone 1417, 1638 S.Oak.© FOR SALE—Puppies, half collie half gray wolf. Phone 19-J-5. FOR SALE—Serving machine, white rotary, A-1 condition; also fur coat, practically new. Phone 1392-J, Whaley Apartments, 610 South’ Ash. FOR RENT—Two modern furnished housekeeping rooms in exchange for light services, middle aged cou- ple preferred. Call 132 South Jack- son. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Four-room _semi-base- ment apartment, furnished, water, gas and lights, $35. Inquire 547 Grant. SSS Se ee oe FOR RENT—Two-room apartment, all furnished, nice, modern, first class, 223 N, Durbin. Inquire 310 East_A. FOR RENT—Two rooms and bath, apartment in duplex house, also two sleeping rooms, near high school. Phone 1887-W. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment, priyate bath. 235 N. Grant. Ei FOR RENT—Strictly modern three- room apartment, furnished, $20. Whaley Apartments, 610 S. Ash. FOR RENT—Modern, desirable three-room nicely furnished apart- ment, close in, garage. 845 E. Second. Scott Apts. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment, including gas and Ughts, $15. Apply 518 West Yellow- stone, 500 SECOND SHEETS, 20¢; on mail orders add 8c for postage. Tribune- Herald. FOR RENT—Strictly modern two- room apartment, $20. Whaley Apartments, 610 South A'sh, MAKE your chicken and out houses air tight at comparatively no cost. Printer’s matrices will do it, le pe sheet, size 17%x2: ‘Tribune- 1d. 600-ACRE placer, already tested; runs 60 cents per yard nugget jd; need $200 to test another sec- wonderful prospect. Address care Tribune. MAKE your garage safe for winter use, by finishing it inside with LNSULITE, the last word {n Wall- board. NICOLAYSEN LUMBER CO, Phones.62-or 2300 FOR SALE—12x14 shed, one win dow and door. Call 366-R and ask for Mr. Gauntt at 542 S. Park, or new_ high senool. if FOR SALE—Dry land red spuds, fine ones, delivered, $4 per hun- dred. 1131 South Beech, phone 2272. POR SALH—Radiator cover, cheap. Phone 726-W. THREE or four-room modern fur- nished apartments, close to school, $15_and $25, _725 South Ash, FOR RENT—Modern, furnished apartment; private bath, low rent, half block from Second street. 133 S. Conwell. FOR RENT—Two-room modern, fur- nished apartment. 523 8. Lincoln, FOR RENT—Four-room basement, -furnished. Phone 817-W. 5 FOR RENT—Modern, furnished two and four rooms; reasonable; CY bus. 921 W, 14th. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, three rebms and bath; garage: best residential district. 915 8. Lincoln. FOR RENT—Two-room modern, furnished apartment with bath. located one block from bus line, in excellent residence section, $25 per month, Phone 869. hn Ae eee. OR RENT—Store room with living quarters, good location; $20. Ap- ply_518 West Yellowstone. TWO SHOW tickets given for a good letter on a classified ad experience. Write yours, you may win. Tribune- Herald classified department. FOR SALE—Fiye-room modern house, at 623 South Durbin, 60 ft. lot, $2,750, with $750 cash, balance $48 per montn. Martin & Christian- son, phone 2606. 4 Tribune-Herald wantads bring results, For Sale—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Three-room house with g00d well on 8-acre ranch, chicken house, garage, only 2% miles out. Phone 2903. a \ MUST sacrifice ono of the best located lots in the city to satisty & mortgage. This property {s on East 12th and surrounded by beauti- ful brick homes. Call 2878-W. FOR SALE—Three nice fiveacre tracts just north of town on the paved highway, suftable for chicken ranch, nice sandy loam soil for gar- dening and raising feed, just the thing for a man who works in town or at the refinery. Make your chickens pay your expenses and save your salary. Address Box B-28, eare Tribune-Herald. BOR SALE—Several well located city lots, sultable for chicken ranch, very cheap, terms if desired. Address Box B-28, care Tribune. | ee nny LORte! THbUNG. FOR TRADE EQUITY in eight-room house, large lot in North Casper, for nautomo- | bile, or will sell cheap on good terms. Marshall-Brown Realty Co., | 145 North Center street, phone 1212-W. FOUR ROOMS and four rooms in semi-basement, lot 65x100; will sell at a bargain on best of terms or trade for automobile. | Marshall- Brown Realty company, 145 North’ Center, phone 1212-W., BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR RENT—Furnished offices, one or two rooms at 145 North Center street, near the court house.. Phone 1212-W. FOR SALE OR RENT—Furnished rooming house; 18 rooms; modern and new throughout. Address BE. A. B =a cmowstone___ __| Zellmer, B-35 care Tribune. lantic City. While there she met San- g INT mer, “B35 "care “Tribune, + thotight 1o 11, is a decisive figure in the situa- re FOR RENT—Furnished three-room ROME vO jek: | HHL ite/ me donistyeicimuye dn eeetaline: z x dor Dewindt, a Hungarian baron,| TRIBUNE SERA LD wantadaicun se apartment, bath; best residence] Tell the Advertiser—“I saw it in i elt von thie throne tite onl Bnormous responsibility rests on whom sho declared she was going tol ino" into every home in the eity, sc| district; rent $35. Call mornings, Okage income 1 si yee tone Wve min-| Miss Bell's shoulders. Britain {s (By The Assoclated Press.) marry, when she gained her free-| tee werd, mminlmurs, 16 words, 45c. 915 South Lincoln. ntk Bat matrihs rt. re letermined have control of the] LONDON.—Some of the girls are| dom from Jack Clifford. aa gas 4 . FIVEROOM ~modern furnished ; Aare t chief British authority | 1 fields, whic! h r z the os m e — + i qonly_ ab Sl eae maemraes 1 1 : fields, which the) carrying their watches tucked into] ne aivorce and the thitra nda nny. apartment; also three-room, partly ns seems Inclined to| garters just abave the knee. An- since wBVirrookunts ore Sales a ra modern furnished house. 119 North nef ‘Tran, nodate the (wearing ar ne lage never occurred. As a cabaret} DELIVERED, mine measure, $7.50 t z |—— - ———— c Grant 8 1 of the trit i * ier DratadteLBentnae Se RRGLRA oe Sih attractio lyn regained some of| _ per ton. Call Moore Bro Li Su ‘ tbe | spite eet cyte fatal Desa asia Ee a her former popularity and traveled | jr SALH—Check pi ors, $5 trouble: Saud, who recently] NEW YORK.—Girls working for an er aes Beck rMae ite 48 South Cen = H mated a and most of Hedjaz,|the league for political education pO args ade ps "| FOR SALE—500 second sheets, cut offered in greater numbers than she from waste news print, 8%x11 preachers hE hear hii Reh dn cts Le AA oS SS Pl Inches 1h size, 200 for 600 sheets i ———— “ ni Hoping Turkey will occupy Mosul] LENINGRAD—Cures of smoking, Call at Tene Herald office — 0. in the spring, Ibn Saud, a sworn! vodka and narcotic habits by hyp- FOR SAL hatins aod alate icobe) Tree enemy of King Fetsul, ts concentrat-| Motism are claimed for physicians rent. Boe B98. care ‘TriburieHerald: Ing his Wahabite and other tribes |! the military academy of medicine. ; PL bee rt ee 7 s FOR SALB—Electric washing: Za. on the Mosul frontiers from Basra ion; _practica’ (Continued From Page One) to Bagdad. ; NEW cas aap as ih a now Fie asa8, South ‘onk, phone after instead of three. The two] ' The Turks have declared they will|J% cyclist, 1s honeymooning in 2156-W. de who have be necept the lengue's decision regard., Mam! with the former Miss Mar- FOR SALES Small stock of gro In Larson and John |ing Mo: but the Turkish forces ey Murray of New York. They ceries, cash Pad byg Ge sue anaes » of Heutenant was concentrating in eastern Ana- ae Pye Box B-23, care Tr tay Iden, formerly a a to crush the Kurds and may = ben retained as a e the Iraq government to keep ember of the department, but large forces on the northern frontier held q etmflar t as a precaution “Quick Renting Results” from RIBUNE-HERALD WANT ADS This Letter Wins Show Tickets To Acknowledge the Service of the “Want Ad”— It was 10 o’clock in the evening, when it suddenly flashed to thought, that I had forgotten the “Want Ad” for my vacant room, I rushed to the phone in Break a Cold Right Up with “Pape's Cold Compound” | | | | ' WASHINGTON. — President and (Continted From Page One) Mrs. Coolidge have gone to church | available for general support ara| For Sale—Household Goods twice In the same day for the first | civilization of Indians, $80,000, 2 de IRENE Tree cr ei time since they entered the White | crease of $1,000 is allotted for North | WE BUY, sell and exchange used Miss Bell, daughter of Sir Hugh] rouse, Cheyennes and Arapahoe Indians | furniture, stoves and trunks. Fry's Bell, Bart., has been in’ diplomatic and for fulfilling treaties with Crow | Eurniture Co., 249 W, Yellowstone. T. Patri mer chief of Ice here, is leaving today with ; ot nite c : the face of, “Oh, it i ay Mrs. Patrick for Ladysmith, Wis. | WOT Since 1915, in Weypt and Ara-| LONDON.—Joop Lelt is a Dutch| Indians $6,280, an crease of $180, si Saotrin waht the houte... It w peehale Bate sik from the head of Mra, ek for. Ladeamith, Wis. Jay e is the author of several| heavyweight boxer who sings from — Cheap, electric wa hing se. was proven, however, who was right, ng buainess, Mr Patrick before |POOk# Of Poems e ring, After forcing Billy Pres-| WASHING'TO! Jan. 5-4 —| ,,,machine, electric sweeper, porcelain for the next morning, bright and early, there stood at the door a young, mah, “just off the train,” with a folded Herald in his hand—who greeted me with “I see by the paper you have a room for rent.” This was nearly a year ago—we have not needed to advertise since, - BEBE MS ko a kitchen table and other household articles. 623 South Center, phone ge. 6d. Ble arbrediation eee . n Englishman, to quit in two | Recommending decreases in expendi: he hag rece!ved hore. B t edgar op atk from Pagliacci. | tures below both current appropria- , here, t seems as if it would have been | tions and budget estimates for the | 7 5 y Intended te pur s 4 a ‘ | FOR SALH—A bargain in hous ork last night bur Ne eards Sprout a more appropriate for Billy to warble | next year, the annual supply bill for| hold furniture, complete sets; les ree y from that opera, but presumably he] the intert A 7 C wi Seventeenth use of the time taken to agvee | from interior department was report- | Ing Casper. est Seventee émplovans the eld force held pres ort When Robber |cax' sing any better than he fights. /ed to the house today, calling for te I We | through the night, 5 BORTON Gardlcal’ lo expenditures for $226,473,000. This |INLAID linoleum, $1.50 and up: usd of the change in . > STON—Cardinal O'Connell | would be $7,700,000 below current | printed, S5c and. up; gold seal Spat tee aire | Flees with Razors thinks that a certain man who left] funds and $610,000 less than budget | Congoleum, 9x12, $1450; 6x9, $7} 8:30 grstodk Ih the warring en | “i his millions to art seemed to have| figures. all white ‘cotton’ mattresses, ‘new Phase vaceiitte Ade. 8 fe ; lost touch with compission for the $8.50; 2-plece living room set, ne Se ie dre afternoon. | CHEYENNE, Jan, 6\—Soldters at| poor, ‘The cardinal spoke at a holy |. 22 tees, amount called for Fort D. A, Russell faced a shaveless | name meeting. He tid not name wll be effective Wed hatrcutless future when C. T.|the man, but identified him as a ; po . 13th ry, reported to police | poor boy who acumulated $40,000,000, feet Soa AH ae ig" Se ma are| that his batbering equipment had sarah trys ete Hien Sos HUNTER-GOLL co. NSRdAnmete tie ay, | bean stolen, but the police went out »VIENNA.—One hundred and fifty-! ice: $301,000 for ibaneral land voptions 242 West First Phone 2200 ha = Pc! wyeigne | 224 soon found a trall of razors,| three soldiers of Austria's army o! 4 f FO Ee » five roor Harty Brown, Guy C. Wright] scissors, clippers and sundry other| 16,000, have committed eaiciie vnc | and $373,000 for Howard Univeraity, | SOR SALE—Furniture, five room Once more it is proven it pays to ‘ndvestise in the Tribune-Herald Want Ad column, (Signed) A Subscriber and Reader, S. R. BE. Beginning Jan. 1 at JAKE Will Clean and Pri Men's Suits and Overcoats $1.25 Call for and Deliver $150; coal range, $20; graphaphone would be $195,921,000 for pensions.| and records, $25; pressure cooker, Included in the reductions under| $10; bed spring and snattress, $8; last year's totals, are one of $5,000,-| fireless coker, $10. Wer do packing members of the police de- and crating. Write your experfence. You may-win two and Ray E, Tdeen. New men on the larticies and at the end of the teil, | year the negro school in Washington. | pnone tate Oe Center: how tick ree Ee Por liars) YL. B. Larson was taken Into custody —_———— we JAKE Ae GMS sr eailams:|and charged with the theft. A num-| GUY GAY SELLS LIFE INSUR SESDAON Ter and sale # the Bello] FOR SALE—MUSICAL show tickets to whichever show you prefer THE NIFTY TAILOR G. Berry, Martin Lares S| ber of implementa were found in| ANCE. Fourche, South Dakota, project was wslon, police sald. ————_—>—____ en, H. Pindhelt and T. D. War. Windsor Farm Dairy Butter. —~—__— lest. Myr. Wright will be jailer d Mrs. Wright will be matron, urged by the committes which said) —tNSTRUMENTS {ts further development gave “no| sc promise of success under existing pALe ast ARE Drink Hillcrest Water, Phone 1151,| conditions." Cramer, 448 S. Kimball Phone 1468, to go. Write Classified Ad Department, Ee Ee a aL Ng