Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1918, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18, 1918 SOCOCOCOOEO ORCC ECOS 12 o'clock is the dead-line for Wantads THAT FLU STUFF FORECLOSURE NOTICE rere If you have a tummy-ache, It’s the Flu! ROCHE BALANCE FULL OF HOLES is your liver out of whack? 1918, ana one for Are there pimples on your back? 1 It’s the Flu! Stupendous Losses Suffered in War and Debit Page Is Only Partly Audited by the New York World WHEREAS, as security for a loan of $390.53 made on the 16th day of May, 1918, and due in two payments, rable October 1, 583 due May 1920, with interest thereon at the one for 00 pay a rate of six per cent per annum, Dr Mercer Dickerson, mort, the 16th day of May, 1918, give to Are you fatter than some guys? the Pinkerton Motor Company, a cor- It’s the Flu! poration, mortgagee, a ehattel mort Do your teeth hurt when you bite? gage on a model ‘490’ Chevrolet Do you ever have a fright? Touring Car, bearing Motor Number Do you want to sleep at ni 48207, together with all accessories, It’s the Flu! gor did on Are there spots before your eyes? It’s the Flu! 1 the New York World.) Whereas, the said mortgage ‘vas i ed and defeated, the last Are you thirsty when you eat? duly recorded with the county clerx ; 7 It’s the Flu! and ex-officio register of deeds on Fs of NSS woront anc none-t/An.. youl shaleyioniyour feat? the 17th day of May, 1918, at the the army which was to ‘ §s It’s the Flu! If you feel a little ill, Send right for Dr. Pill, He will say, despite his skill: It’s the Flu! ° hour of 3 o’clock in the afternoon and said mortgage was duly recorded with said Clerk of Natrona County, Wyo- ming. Whereas there has been a default of the payment of the first instal- ment note and a breach of conditions of the said mortgage and said de- fault has been declared and demand made for the full payment and where- as no suit or proceeding at law has been instituted by the said mortgages to recover the debt now owing by the said mortgagor and whereas there is | now due the sum of $380.17 with in- terest from September 20, 1918. Whereas'the said mortgage contai a power of sale or said chattels, Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to the said mortgagor, that pur- nt to the power of saie contained in said mortgage and of the laws ot Wyoming revelant thereto, said mort- gage will be foreclosed by sale of said chattels to satisfy the debt, inter- . way to world domination— beyond the Rhine, from the v: fting bac ir orders T German grand fleet, hite flags flying above the Ge ) sign of abject surrender has ed into captivity, again under or- from the victorious allies, ernational accountant will e German} balance sheet orative history. It will show e which Germany has p hat is still to be paid, for overwhelming failure. : — —_-— f: to revision when Germany's ss ow GONTINUES TO WAITE to Oct. 31, as reported -from| 1,580,000 men had been killed "EM IN COUNTY JAIL est, and reasonable attorney fee, said sale to take place at the front door 1,000,000 had been wound- € The fate of 260,000 was in doubt i there was 490,000 prisoners i ed camps—a total of 8,320,000. c n in every seven of the able- The Natrona County Jail holds no Of the court house at Casper, Na. ed in Germany served as a sol-| rrors for F. E. West, late of Glen- ‘T0292 County, on the 4th day of Jan- er | = as mat ¢ uary, 1919, at the hour of nine o'clock Losses in Money | rock, who was arrested some ten days jn the forenoon of said day. The sale German debt to her own peo-| ago for bogus check operations. Not- to be conducted by the sheriff or de- noney borréwed to carry on! withstand ng the fact that checks to ty sheriff of said county. var reaches the gigantic total of| a considerable amount returned with sapated this 19th day of December, 000,000,000, a sum so great that! the mark “No Fund: West carried 1918. ethods of taxation under the! a plentiful supply of checks with him THE PINKERTON MOTOR favorable conditions would not! to the jail and recently wrote an- __ COMPANY, produce enough to pay the interest.| other which he enclosed in a letter to _By FLOYD E. P Losses in Commerce a stockman’s paper in payment of Publish He won't wait to diagnose, It’s the Flu! Hasn’t time to change his clothes, It’s the Flu! For two weeks he’s had no Has no time to make a test, So he’ll class you with the rest— It’s the Flu! Cincinnati Enquirer. rest, is finally audited. t DELL, Attorney. Except for the trade- with Euro-| subscription and advertisin Dec. 11, 18, 26, 1918. tes, all of Germany's com-| West contends that he was placed | oTICE OF INCORPORATION ree is gone. Her overseas exports| in his present sorry plight by the fail- Notice is hereby given that Ten- the war reached in the fiscal/ yre of a friend to conform to the aaceon Coal Combane faa Bean de -13 a total of $1,494,000,-| terms of a contract thru which he! Es 5 et organized as a corporation under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Wyoming. That the name of said corporation able to re-| was to have a checking account in ll take time to tell. Her loss} the Glenrock bank. During h four years might be! journ in jail he carries on a volu- ed at $7,006,600,000 . What she may be so- . aes |minous correspondence relating to ll be and is Henderson Coal Com Losses in Shipping =—_—_—_/ business activities and plans tobe pany, and that the main object for Throu destruction, confis ation| »romulgated after he secures his re- which said corporation was formed, is r internment, Germany has lost the 7 + f | lease. bulk of her seagoing tonnage. | ireds of her finer ships are now} sion of the allies. Recent place the value of the ips American hands, including a Austria’s at $34,000,000. | Losses of Colonies man colonies LG es conduct of which said business, said Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, is corporation, shall have the right to now the only woman in the world scquire, develop and dispose of any who is a reigning sovereign in her and all kinds of mining rights, claims own right. and to do any and all things necessa: eg Sint tert to said-buiiness, in con- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION y with fiw. wherever | } 5 The capital stock of said corpora- ed Shaye (beenmeapear ea: State of Wyoming, tion shall be divided into Ten Thou aes Ns ALR TY | Natrona County,—ss. sand shares, of the par value of One Our Nes eee IN THE DISTRICT COURT Dollar each, constituting a Capital SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT g; of Ten Tho he is nd Dollar: red 96,160 E , and he Samuel Greenblat, Plaintiff The terms of existence of saiiscor- colony 00 square wal ; a vs. poration shall be fifty ars next af- : These were the basis of Marion Greenblat, Defendant tani thauldthedny woth ekerber ators G s hopes. Their population; ‘To Marion Greenblat, the above-| ‘The aff. Ofeneriie covnorniGh ed nearly 15,000,000, or al- named defendant, whose last known place of residence was the City of St. directors, for the first corpo | Paul, Minn.: of said corporation the name i You will please take notice that directors being C. M. Hende lices of German territory! Samuel Greenblat, plaintiff, has filed Bunday, William Marx and M. he moment being framed into’ petition against you in the above; ty, and John d the Raffert states. Just how much named court, the object and prayer of »vrincipal place of business of said cor be left when nall be managed by a board of five yurth as man ssed y alone. Losses of Empire Territory S pos Glick, 2 ermany wi which are for an absolute divorce, ation shall be the City of Casper, ( is complete may not NOW upon the ground that you willfuil and the ipal operations of said be said Alsace-Lorraine, aren deserted the plaintiff, on the first compan Reteawredi Ont inane tr the the French following day of February, 1915, and have not {yo o-Prussian war, has been re- jived with plaintiff since said day as eemed. Denmark may redeem &| husband and wife. ate on her border which she And you are further notified that a County, and State of Wyomine The name of the agent in charge of the Principal Office of said Cor oti poration is C. M. Henderson, whe » Germany many years ago. unless you answer the petition of the 1! conduct said office in said City _ Losses in Mineral Wealth plaintiff on or before the 25th day of jf Casper, Natrona County, Wyo iily one-third of all the iron de- from January, 1919, the allegations. there- which in contained will be taken as true and her supply are no Jonger in her judgment rendesed against you ac- on. The great Briey mining) cordingly. sat the moment occupied by| Witness my hand and the seal of an troops. said court this 26th day of Novem-| Losses Thru Wastage Ww. Pub. Dec. 17, 18, 19, 1918. NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Rubber C BUND Germany de-- Brodie in- mpany was ber, 1918. = Saige Sete i reach a fipure sok, aine7 inet Seal) Clerk of District Court. |i on the 5th day- of December, "oportions. Thru lack of upkeep the Pub. Nov. 27, Dec. 4, 11, 18, 25, Jan-| "8, Se Ramee giant eee ( railrolae eedta Simba le eeor eu ato 1918. The objects of said corpora- rse_condit Tens of thou- ze ‘tion are to carry on a general tire, vs areal ie mh areas siauderaee to acquire proper both ramshackles. ne ) 4 ouse ove of ihe aad ie not S thin 50; By “order of Mrs. Bair real and personal; to store, repair nt of what it once was, due to} ———_____, age of fertilizers. What ses are in money may not be jand otherwise handle equipments ma- |terials, supplies and other persona | property; to acquire, control and dis- ‘pose of the stock of other corpora | tions; and to do all things necessa lor incident to the carrying on of the business of said corporation. The capital stock of said company is Ten Thousand Dollars, divided into ten thousand shares of the par value of One Dollar each. Its term of ex- istence is fifty years. The number of directors three, and those who shall manage the affairs of the com- iia y Thought Too Highly ef Both.—On| }y r in Belgium a German officer i boy leading a jackass and ad-| |j Tf im in w heavy jovial fashion| [ill that's a fine jackass you have, What do you call it? Al-| no, officer,” the boy replied | “ Be te pany for the first year are C. J. Ga- I think too highly of my vin, J. T. Phoenix and GC. P. Brodie. Operations of the company will be carried on in the City of Casper, Na- trona County, Wyoming and_ else- where. The principal office of the company is located at No. 166 South Center street, Casper, Wyoming, and the agent in’ charge thereof is C: P: Brodie. BRODIE RUBBER COMPANY, By FRANK ENGLAND, Attorney. ‘Published Dec, 16, 17, 18. 1918. German scowled and replied: ) “ope you don’t dare call him Wil- | | ho, officer; I think too highly | Paris Liberte. | —_ | netimes.—A teacher was and little stories in natural his-| | she asked if any one could | What a ground hog was. Up} ‘ little hand waving frantic-| % Jackas: DID THEY CALL THEM “THE GOOD OLD DAYS? » Tommy, you may tell us/ LIBERTY BON hat a gr BRS | Dont sactifice your bonds. We will 1 round-hog is 4 tilow face value on-lots, homes, insur- Oto {Sts Ma'am, it’s a sausage. ra ance. <i mane owa Evening Citizen. | 1 oo SE the xnining and selling of coal, in th: | Cheap and Effective—That's Page Seven @ececesecsdeuse Tribune Wantada WANTED | ANTED—To rent a piano, by respon- »le party; phone 258W 12-13-6t* | FOR SALE HARRY FREE LIBERTY BONDS WAN‘ ED which combines the both rooms WANTED—Bachelor quar s for house Two large bed roc keeping; must be close in; re R Bath room c exchanged. Address Bache to all the rooms. - Tribune. in featu Side bing all beautiful lawn, ation This he can get is actually Worth $6000. We 8 to suit. You should see GIRL WANT it $4500—New Substantial Modern Home—s4500 5-room modern home. The To do addressing Wyo-Oil World, Rohrbangh Bldg. Well built ° . tof the ho: is ideal; full Std nt, large front poreh, two with large clo tt seen to. be apprecis Can WILL buy small house on terms; pre-| be bought on good term west of So. Center St Might con- ouses for good lot. Box 30 er Tribune. rooms, furnished, rooms. unfurnishe: roony hous v Position as h IF YOU ) IN BUY~| Phone 12 ING _ A HOME NUMBER OF FINE ON —Cello Player. ¢ ht party. Inuire a FOR RENT List Your Property with Us For Sale or Re: ASK FOR JONES WANTE —C Call 644 5 Se irl for general hot Beech. WANTED—Girl for genera! Harry F work; small family; at once. yor nee THE LOT MAN WANTED—Two or three Real Estate Insurance Rentals hed house appartmen i Investments >in. Box 60 er Tribune. 6-3 157 So. Center St. Phone 896-W. ———————— eee WANTED — Dressmaking, plain an fanc Phone 482W. 12-1 to loan on real estate. Address tox 70, care Tribune. 12-10-tf WANTED—Will do furniture repairing and crating. Phone 249. Basement McClure Bldg., W. First St 12-4-12t ——————$———wuMme oo —_ WANTED—Furniture, or anything of value, for cash. Casper Auction House 208 N. Center, phone 602W. 12-2-tf WANTED Will buy your furniture | nd pay cash. 121 West First street, phone 249 12-4-301 WANTED—Boy of 16 to learn the print- ing trade; must have good education and come recommended, Ask for D. H. Griffith at The Daily Tribune 14-tr* FOR § ALE No. 34 Star T uf machine, with comple: good for 1,00) et 6% 10 feet 8%, 2 feet -in 3%-ton F. One truck, cond I just overhauled ion. RED STEE ASSESSMENT WORK ASSESSMENT WORK HUGO, BOX 924 CASPER 30,000ft 140,000 phone s ound fle v bath; ga ri ro ar. 946 8, Walnut. Phone -— _ 2 2-room furnishe use = DON'T Warr BEN Housekeebing : ts roor 3 e gives you Nor 1 Cost 18 eS ee eect 21S 2 - INT—Large furnished room fe Life Contracts are the eKeeping or batehin \ n offered, Call and No. Jefferson 1ave it explain = HEALTH and ACCIDENT—We com FOR REN Da apt | bine our H d Accident with the 219 No. G Phone 35 Life Policy wing you dividends on the same and accumulative e: arni = SEE BEN REALTY CO. furnishea m_ modern use close in. Would like relia FOR SALE CHEAP- y who will siay. Call ever Ask for Compton, gp six No. Beach. Tel ! Third St = FOR SAL FOR RE Seana Two 2-ton White Trucks, working beautifully furnist st y yi; wood shape. See BEN. section; no children B d Smith Form- n. Apply Ch idertaking © ENT—Hou. ous kinds, all he card. and rooms of rts of city. WILL T ment 0 rents for $ ing room; steam heat 800 cash buys ing furnitt in montl month um month heated room witt 119 Natrona »! 12-16-3t | per om t 18-5t sement fur li 16-3 HER 21 different reo RENT {-room FOR ement with! > = bath; mode ; phone 9¢ 167 Si FOR SAL J On St low. ir ane th nin FOR SALE—Rooming h onable rent; 630 E. Second. £ down SALE—2-room furnish- = 7 ap. Inquire Natron BUY, 12-10-7t* | house; bala monhly. P. O. rty Bond r r its return. Theater Bldg. Dr 12-1 AND BARN $200 cast Liberty CASPER LOAN OFFICE cénsed and Money to loan uns a Reliable Bonded Pawn Shop diamonds, jewelry, 1 clothing. 183 S. Center STRAYED OR STOLEN—A Brindle Bo ton Gull Terrier answers to “Rusty.” Reward for return S. Woleott. Phone 601 or 1073. Utensils, ses, etc. Call pho 8 call Natrona Lumber © y tween 10 and 12 a and 2 and 6 “OR SALE—New and second-} . niture. 9. 121 West First stree AUTO TURNS TURTLE IAL OK! BARGAINS LOOK! CHEYENNE, Wyo.) Dee. 18, neue eee ed Madeline Watts, of Nome, Alaska, | §%000) $800 | Ly as killed in an automobile wreck sight miles west of Cheyenne arid} your Car: BEN. Monthly ff Sewall, a mechanic employed at rate the Thompson Motor company of this [city was severely shaken and bruised ) When the car in which they were rid- ing turned turtle west of the city, following some derangement of the stering. apparatus. #,' 3 é "Miss Watts, who has,been in’ Chey. ! enne visiting, was pinned under -the car, and crushed’ seriou A west bound ‘passenger train was flagged’ at the scene of the dcecident arid she we placed on board and taken to Ln load of fine timothy and. alfa here; ca a FOR SALE OR T 1918 Flupr tittle, and in equity In r The police for of Washington, D. C poasts of the first woman traffic offi- Ger in the United States. Women school teachers in Milwau- ikee are to receive a salary increase. ‘ } ; $1500 An Ideal Home Reaxonable $4500, A popular five-room home, The in-} terior design is especially home-like in appearance: all rooms well lighted ana airy. The liying room and dining room 2 eparated by a beautiful cc qe aerove EARLY { | Work Done for Ladies and Gentle- ‘men. Chiropody and Manicuring A Speciality ea a BILLIARDS SILLIARD PARKLOK A Congenial Plece for Gentie men. ars, Tobacco, Confee- s emenees) and Seda Fountain BEAUTY PARLOR BEAUTY PARLOR Room 104 Midwest Hotel o—— VELOUR BEAUTY PARLOR Face and Scalp Specialists C. M. Smyth GROCERIES aan -——o | T i 1 High-C1 ocerica i 1 | Grace St. 3 Casper Adéitio } Telepuone si7-W. j o—_________ oq = : ° NEW YORK HAT CLEANING | works | | i | | work guaran | | | orders for New We call | > | | for and deliver. t j Shoe SI Parlor {n connec- | tion for Ladies and Gentlemen. ]} All hoes Dyed | | | 127 K. Second, Casper, Wyo. 0-8. .| a me 951-W. ° ra \| hee | 1] 213 O-S Bldg. Phone 2593 CHIROPRACTORS | _— | Will call for Clothes in any part of | | the City and make prompt deliveries © | } i { ) 1 ! J. H. JEFFREY, D.C. Ph.c. | Chiropractor ! Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. Phone 708. CLOTHES CLEANERS “The Point,” Center, Railrond Streets. THE SERVICE CLEANERS Jourgensen & Nygaa Cleaning —Pressing—Remodeling Suits Made to Measure SERVICE OUR MOTTO DENTISTS DR. WILLIAM NORWOOD DENTIST Room 4, Daly Building Phone 644 (Over Lyric Theatre) DR. C. W. THOMAS, Dentist. Seeond Floor, Weod i Office Hours: 8:30 to 6. Evenings and Sundays by Ap- Pointment. . Lady Attendant Phone 233 Casper, Wyo. | | || | a || = { 1 i MORGAN SILVERBERG Dentists BLACKMORE BLDG. Office Hours: 8:30 to 6:30 Evenings and Sundays by pointment ¢ | | ith-Tartar Building Corner Second and Durbin Sts. DR. H. R. LATHROP DR. W. C. FOSTER Rohbrbaugh Building Office Phone 54 Dr. Foster—Residence Dr. Lathrop—Residenc PRIVATE HOSPITAL 340 S. Durbin St. Phones 272 and 273 | Residence, 265 North Pine st. | Aunstheties a Spectalty. j { Phone 803 {| (2 —_——__—_—_—_<«| oO | © ee Dr. J. C. Kamp PHYSICIAN and SURGEON | 2 c Office 122 fH. Second Street, Room 2, Wood Block DR. MYERS Physician and Surgeon. Special Attention Given to Dise: of Women and Children Suite 200-201, O. S. Bldg. Office Ph. 699. Res. Ph. 746. | Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. ais | Phones: [}* | Office 130 House 85 | °. rol BS —— =|" F. S. LUCKEY, M. D. “2 Physivinn and Surreon Phone: Residence, £01-Wi Difice 505 Special attention given to ries and diseases of we: and children. Blackmore Building Phoaes: DR. MERCER DICKERSON Rohrbaugh Bldg. ELECTRICIANS aera 7 > McEVENY & HARKNESS Electrical Contractors. Wireing. Repairs and Fixtures, Office Ph, 935 W., Res 665 W. 141 West First. MARSHALL C. KEITH, M.D ~ Physician and Surgeo i OMee, 80; Ree. 16¢ eS ies | | Casper - - - - Wyoming | 309-310-311 Oi! Exchange Bldg. QO———___. LAWYERS * ¢6 E, RICHARD SHIPP Lawyer Room 21, Townsend Buil Phones—139 and 385 ee 0 WS 6 6 6 4 © & STANLEY wyers 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. Casper - - HAGENS Wyoming GEORGE W. FERGUSON Attorney-at-Law Phone 196-J W. H. PATTEN iiaye —— ! Smith Bldg. Phone 21-3 | ——_—————$+4 a NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers Te ee ak, Set ee Se Ek Sse G. H. MANN Attorney-At-Law 415 Oil Exchange Building Phone No. 41 a oe MASSEUSE AMY DEISCH Maxweure, Violet 225 N. Wolcott oO HANKS. { Ray, Vierntor | St. Phone 411, | MONUMENTS eo | {; \ Granite and Marble Tombstones and | Markers, Vaults, Mausoleums, ki ings and of Cemetery Cement W v¢ PLUMBING AND HEATING !)}>——— |. DONOHUE | Plumbing, Steam and Hot-W Heating a Specialty. Jobbing of ail kinds promptly attended. Shop 645 South Wolcott. | Phone 107W. 2 or 1 (°) CASPER HEATING Everything in Metal Work. an i SUPPLY COMPANY Warm Air and Hot Water Heat- Phone 836J. | A REAL ESTATE MARION P. WHEELER Real Estate and Insurance Casper..--1sl)-, Wyoming, * GEORGE B. NELSON * Real Estate Insurance —_* Townsend Building . Casper, Wo. * * SiG Suelo ers ss esi e) ere ROOFING ! GRAVEL ROOFING F. M. DILLON Practical Gravel Roofer Phone 402-W 306 East Sussex STAGE LINES ° 3 HYE | as, Freight and | engers | CRE! rage, Casper, Wyo. | Telephone 983 or 977W } MIDWEST BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER Phone 45 sidence Phone 351J | | | Office—Midwest Hotel | ' ] { | SEARLES TRANSFER @ STORAGE Otilee—Tait's Billaré Hall. Fhone—House, 657.2) MOVING 2 Office, 194 ' } { i i SPrciaurr |