TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1924 Concern Felt fhe Casper Daily Cridune PAGE NINE FOR TRADE For Americans InM anchuria Pease oe Sept. 17.—(By The Press).—Travelers from 5 rga, seat of the Sige ag govern- ment, here today, declared that as a result of political upheavals there a dozen foreign residents— erg British and Danish—are ot permytted to leave the city. y nhhe travelers also declared that premier Danzan of Mongolia, had ben shot by order of the Mongol so- viet members of which are alleged to be plotting with the central Chi- nese government at Peking for the return 6f Mongolia to China. Business in Urga is at a standst:! because of the disturbances, it wi said, Anxiety for welfare of several Am- ericans believed to be in Mongolia been expressed during the politi- cal troubles there in th past two ks. Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews, ‘explorer_who discovered Dinosaur eggs inthe Mongolian steppes, is be- lieved athong the Americans in the Manchurian center, SHANGHAI, Sept. 17.—(By The Associated: ~~ Press).—Shang-Tso-Lin, the Manchurian war lord, fas issued a proclamation declaring his inten- tion to make war against Tsao Kun, president of China. He has decided to proceed to Chin- chow where ho will assume command of all of; tia forces, a portion of which is reported to have crossed the frontier In the direction of Chao- yang. | In-view of this advic early clash fs expected. ——s—__— Try the Special Selected Combi- nations. Dinner at the Townsend. — Ady. A i Reports indicate that the new St. Mark's Episcopal church will be occupied "hy Thanksgiving day. This edifice when completed will e as one of the outstand- tural works of Casper. Haytin'’s Boot Shop for ‘ladles and misses shdes.—Adv. Colonél] “W. H. Huntley of the tAff, accompanied by W. R- Pobbin, deft early Wednesday morn- ing for Douglas, where they will See the: Bee Vac Electric Cleaner. It's a dandy. On display at the Cas- per Electric Co., 119 BD. First. Phone 1993 Ady, Spectal prices on pleating girls’ serge school skirte, during Septem- 25 and 1.50. The Hemstitch Shop on Balcony Kassis Dry Goods; Phone reat Mrs,- Mahaffey. —Ady. The Casper Biectrio company has launched -a@ smashing drive to sell dozens of Bee Vac electric cleaners. Books for Dad, Mother and the kids and the whole family. We are ,endeavoring, to give Casper & book store, Hoffhine Printing Co. 240 Bast Second.—Adv. —_—— New fall styles arriving every day. Haytin's Boot Shop.—Adv. Mrs. H. B. Kline is visiting in Denver., She is expected to return sometime this week. e Does a guarantee on used cars mean anything to you. Ours are guaranteed and priced right. The Great Northern Motor Co., 33% N,. Wolcott street.—Ady. Mrs, Maheffray, formerly nurse at the Casper Private Hospital, is now oyferating the hemstitching shop on the balcony of assis Dry Goods Co. Earl Calloway of the Calloway Furniture company returned last evening from an extensive buying trip throughout the east. You'll like the variety of the Spe- clal Selected Combination Dinner at the Townsend Hote!,—Adv. Visit Haytin’s Boot Shop before making your shoe purchase.—Adv. A. Ross Fillebrown, salesman for the Nash Casper Motor company, drove to Glenrock and Clayton early this morning. He will probably re- turn’ sometime this evening. Ask for,a demonstration of the Bee Yae Electric Cleaner, Casper Hlectric Co. 119 EH. First. Phone 1993J—Ady. A look in our dollar window is ——— Are You Out of a Job ? ‘The Tribune will help every man and woman in Casper in search of employment to find work by publishing FREE “Position Wanted” ads. Re- member {t will cost you noth- ing to advertise your services in the Tribune. If you are in need of work Advertise BRINGING UP FATHER’ WELL MAGGIE -DINTY HAS DECIDED To SEND HIS SON To COLLEGE - worth while. H. B. Center.—Adv. From outward appearance, the new grocery store in the Second Street Public Market is nearing completion and should open to the trade some time this week. Get ready for National. Picture week, October 13-23. Market Picture Shop.—Adv. New shipment of popular fiction just rece! including ‘The Cov- ‘Wanderer of the 7Sc, “Hoffhines, 240 E, Second street—Ady. Between the hunting season and the state fair, Casper is just able to retain enough of her population to struggle along. National Picture week, October 13-23. Market Picture Shop, new Public Market—Adv. Expert watch and jewelry repair. ing. Casper Jewelry Co., O-S Bldg. Don't wait. See the Bee Vac Elec- tric Cleaner today. Casper Blectric Co., 119 E. First. Phone 1993J.—Adv. ———_—— GREAT FALLS, Mont., Sept. 17. —Stephen Demmen, held in jail here on charge of using the mails to’ defraud on a Denver charge and who {s said to have worked the “dude ranch” and “private west school” game from Colorado to Montana, will resist attempt to take him back to Colorado, and ‘his hear- ing on extradition has been set for the 26th. Demmén was arrested et Cascate by a federal officer a week VHAVE SEEN THAT KID FOR A'GOOD MANY YEARS, air ALWAYS A KID ANA HANOS © 1924 ey Inne Feature Seavic Great Britain e'ghts reserved. WANTED—Mald for work. Grant. POSITIONS WANTED general ho é Phone 1196 or call at 902 HIGH schocl boy, 17 years, wants any Kind of work, evenings or Saturdays. Phone 1943J. WANTED—General office work b; 4 neat appearing young man. Phone 2444M. POSITION | WANTED—By young lady as office late or clerk. at 1404 East A. POSITION WANTED By girl as office giri or clerk. 133 or call at 1518 B, First. ———— WANTED—Colored woman wants work by hour, cleaning or laun- dry, Phone 776M. WOMAN wants family bundle wash- ing. Phone 1980J. EXPERIENCED __ practical wants work. Phone 1618W. FIRST claas cook wants job. B-876, Tribune. ——— WANTE D—Position as assistant surveyor or other semilar outdoor work; willing worke: age 19. G. Deckard, General, Delivery or 241 8. David. EXPERIENCED nurse° desires work, confinement cases preferred. Phone 2077M. nurse Box SERVICES OFFERED GRAVEL, sand and filling dirt d 5 pversd. team Sates all iv rage Smail house in south t of city, on bus line; '% bloke from paving under construc tion; water, gas and’ lights; sev in yard but- not connected; $1,600, easy terms. Call at 531 S. Melrose. FOR ‘BA FOR SALE—House and lot, one block from new school, in Moun: tain View; $400 cash or $450, terms Address Box 880, Tribune, SAY DINTY: DO ME A FAVOR. AN FER YOUR OwN SAKE OOn'T SEND SON TO YOUR COLLEGE! FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Dandy four-room mod- ern house, thre® finished rooms in ement, near high school; price $4,500, $500 cash, good terms on Sty ie B. Lamar Realty Co. Phone 2214, oR SALE—Two-room house, hard- wood floors, east front lot, 65x129, $1,400, terms. 1462 8. St. Botolph. Pho 8M. NEW Of latest throu side bath; hea BRICK BUNGALOW design and construction hout; fiv arge rooms; out- coolor, papered walls; bulltan full basement with ‘fireplace; and plastered garage; rea- a8; it at Fourteenth et or call 638. a able nd Ash str WILL TRADE— $500 equity small stucco house in southeast See Moore at BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE—-Smal! cafe, 10 stools and counter, good location, good business, che: Will take in small car. Phone 56 LOST AND FOUND LOST—Water Spaniel dog Iowa_tags on. Reward for turn. World’s Fair Barber Shop. LOST. AND FOUND The following artrctes have been &t the Tribune office for quite some time. Will the owners please call and claim— 1924 Wyoming license 34123. 1924 Wyoming license 10020. 1024 Wyoming license T-14876. 1924 Wyoming license T-902. 1924 ¥ ming license 21710. One Ford crank. One Yadiator cap, One pair nose glasses. One purse containing check. One set rosary beads. One pair child's glasses, Three bunches of keys. LOST—Brooch, m: Please return to and réceive reward LOST—Sunday First and taining ladie: set of small 619 EB. First. with re- of three dimes. Tribune office morning, between Badger, suitcase con wearing apparel and nglish b . Reward. Phone 85 FOUND—English bira can have same by Center hotel and pa dog ling ng, for SOME REAL HOME BUYS Five-room new, full lot, near school; only $5,500, $600 cash, Five-room new, extra good corner, close in, on pavement; price cut to $8,800, $1,600 cash. Another good ‘new brick nearing pmpletion, will be a big snap at 500, $2,000 cash. See GROVER C. GORSUCH Builder of Good Homes Phone 1443 18th and Center FOR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE—Five-room modern house, garige, east front, chicken house, on bus line; very reasonable; car or lot for payment. Phone 2539J. FOR TRADE—$325 equity in small house and ga ag on 40 ft. east front, lot for piano, or what have you? Phone’ 1468, WILL exchange high class income property for good farms or ranches, Box 1200. Phone 2105. E OR TRADE—$700 equity three-room house and three for good used car or lot. 714 Madison. Phone 1249R. FOR SAI in lots, AUDITORS c. Hh, KEIMERTH ce ad ey neon peyccg come Tax feo 401 0-8 Kids. Phone 767 Mi 208-' nde ae Bldg. Phone 6€0 rit

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