Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1919, Page 7

FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1919. et oot Re CREE ae PEEL fhe Caspet Day Cribune HERE'S A PACE OF PROFIT—N THAT Wi LL PAY YOU TOR EAD TOD FMPERATURES TEMP EAT Un OF PAST WEEK ABOVE NORMAL Conditions Thruout State, Gener- ally Favorable for Agricultural Work, Says Weekly Weath- er-Crop Summary. By GEO. W- PITMAN --- - (u. S. Weather Bureau, Cheyenne) The week was generally favorable for agricultural activities. Tempt tures were somewhat above normal 1¢ 16th night temperatures were nove freezing. The sunshine was 75 per cent of the possible and-the only precipitation of importance oc- curred over extreme western districts ; otherwise drying conditions prevailed. Melting snow hindered plowing over eastern. and extreme southwestern districts during the early part of the week. Some spring wheat has been sown in northern and eastern dis- tricts, but over western districty there has been practically no activities; on the 17th there was still a covering of 19 inches of snow over central Lin- coln county. Some oats have been sown in northern and eastern. dis- tricts. Ranges and meadows are good, but moisture is needed in the Big Horn Basin. Weather conditions for the last two weeks have set alfalfa back in some lotalities. “During the last two weeks there has been a smail loss of weak stock over the eastern part of the state, but livestock arc ly fair to excellent, with shear- g progressing favorably in centra! districts, and lambing with normal losses over the southeast- The progress of the season is some. what delayed over eastern and ex- treme western districts, and normal or somewhat advanced in the Big Horn country. Precipitation for the week: Cheyenne, Trace (T) ; Casper, 0.89 (13th to 20th); Sheridan, T; Powell, Lander, none; Evanston, 0.74 Bedford, 1.05, (11— Yellowstone Park, 0.06, Hg TRADE MEN MEET KT TWCNGD TO SOLVE NEW AREGN TRADE PROBLEK (By United Press.) CHICAGO, Ul, April 25.—Ameri- ca's industrial brains, shoving aside the gunmaker’s blue prints, went in ession here today to solve the peace- time foreign trade problem. Hundreds of the nation’s manu- facturers, representing every indus- e; !—19th) ; try, gathered under the banner of the National Foreign Trade Council. They will plan to forge bridges and farm implements instead of guns; put wool into clothes for workers in- id of uniforms for fighting men. it is the sixth annual foreign trade convention. According to Chairman James A. Farrell, director of the You BEEN ONTIL THIS HOUR? ___FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE— Small road- ster in good condition. 142 W. D ver. 4-25-6t f Realty Transfers 7 Charles L, Willoughby et ux Emma E- Hollingsworth on lot 22, block £ North Burlington addition, Con. $ Jas. W. Hickerson to Marius United Steel Corporation, as work is far more important than any of the he abrupt termination of the © in Europe,” said Farrell, “has ught the United States suddenly ace to face with certain questions of grave concern to American for- eign trade and industry. “Now, as never before, the United must rely upon foreign trade to make’ certain full employment of and to provide investment of capital; to stabilize industry and p vent disturbance of domestic con f tions; ; to insure the permanent re- on and operation of our new ii rchantevessels under the American 1 to maintain prosperity among the American producers and to fore- toe any, retrogression among the standards that have been achieved? The purposes of the convention are: 4 To consider needs of American ‘oreign trade enterprises in the post- “ ‘ar emergency, : ae assist in devising means and Hs nods to enable American for: ‘sn trade to meet the conditions Which it faces, "o arouse American manufactur- farmers, merchants, laborers, educators, railway and eek Pp. men to the _imperative te ie y of bending their energies he prompt ‘solution of these Problems, | anaes said, the world war and ane ca’ participation in,|it, has «<ttered the equipment of the Amer- anegecople fo rforeign trade. He ie aa on construction of the a Anos marine, and recom- Tole a sound national maritime Y as the key to success, F. L. M'NOWN WILL HEAD SCHOOLS AT BASIN, WYO. BASIN ae thiol bona RGIS ee 4 has elected F. L, Me- No eet ee Bloomfield, Nebr., as super- aoe the Basin schools for not wens year. The teachers have stood! th een selected but it is under- ba tables &@ number of changes will board t, It is the desire of the school feat Hitcraaaeete the teaching serv- with thatspniie canes will be made Jorgensen on SWi NEi, ES NWi, NEj SW3, Sec. 8 T. 31, R. 83. Cea. $1 etc. H. A. Duncan to Butler Corp on lot 28, block 3, Midwest addition. Con. $1,000. George Cooley te al to Alfrcd R Lowey on E 80 lot 10, block 131, Cas. per, Con. $2,300. RIVERTON HALL ALMOST READY RIVERTON.—Work on the city hall in this city is practic finished. All that remains is the pla tering, and the building wil! be ready for use within two or three wecks. The new city jail in the ement is completed and awaiting its first guest eee NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION new CLARENCE RUFE, Plaintiff. vs SLIZABETH RUFE, Defendant. To ELIZABETH RUFE, the above | namer defendant, whose last known place of residence was Shamrock, Oklahoma: You will please take notice: That Clarence Rufe, Plaintiff, has filed a etition against you in the above- named Court, the object of the praycr of which is for an absolute divorce upon the grounds that on or about July 15th, 1912, at Shamrock, Okla- homa, you disregarded the solemnity of your marriage vow, wilfully and without cause deserted the plaintiff, and ever since have and still con- tinue to wilfully and without cause Jesert and abandon the said plaintiff, ind to live separate and apart from aim without any cause or reason’ an* igainst. his will and without his con- sent. And you are further notified that you are requpred to answer said pe- ‘ition of plaintiff on or before the 17th day of May, A. D. 1919, or the allegations therein contained shall by taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly. Witness my hand and seal of said Court, this 20th day of March, A. D. 1919. HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of the District Court. (Seal) ALEX B. KING, Attorney for Plaintiff. Pub. Mar. 21, 28, Apr. 4, 11, 18, 25, May 2, 1919. NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Notice is hereby given that on April 19, 1919, at 9 o’clock a. m. the Cer- tificate of Incorporation of the State Lease Oil Company, was filed in the office of the Secretary of State of Wyoming, at Cheyenne, Wyoming; that‘ the object and purzose of said corporation is to engage in the min- ing, exploitation and marketing of oils and gasses, and of oil and .gas lands, and to do any and all things incident and necessary and usual thereto; that the term of existence of | gaid corporation is fifty years from the 17th day of April, 1919; that the capital stock of said corporation is $100,000.00, divided into one million shares of the par value of ten cents per share; that the directors of said corporation shall be three and those who shall manage its affairs for the first year of its existence are: J. J. Moore, J- B. Henderson and -Glen St. Clair; that the business of said corporation shall be carried on in the County of Natrona at Casper, but it may establish offices and transact business in other counties in Wyom- ing and in other States; and that the principal office of said corporation shall be located at Room 7, Kimball Building, on Center Street, Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, and the ngent in charge thereof is W. B. Hol- liday. GLEN ST. CLAIR, Secretary. Pub, April 24, 25, 26,1919. BRINGING UP FATHER WELL- WHERE HAVE IVE BEEN OUT IN society GET IN WITH OH! YES- LWENT Home . HIM - HIS WIFE WITH SiR “LET OS APRICOTE. FOR SALE - THE MARKET PLACE “SEE BEN” “A Look pom house cin | near sehoc Call ana all sk to sce this; terms. Four rooms, »struction. at little bath, baseme: t; on home. tly modern fine place; ‘an arrange terms. We well loci sold several of our 1 the time to bu to $400; 1 ted, J in Kenwood $7: Busine: SER BEN nt heat; 1 nount of rent. is is new. month. Will consider t modern home f is the best cha to trade for ding lovely ntal prope you Corner lot on S$. Center street for sale. 4 tz front r Payment. on N. Jeffer: lot 60x140; very smali | i n house cast jcash "e properties in Two splend r per property. | Denver to t We prope we have located See what | p best ale, e Agency. ALTY & INVEST. PANY Phone 4 4 DMERY MEN Suite 5, Mokler Bldg. NCTICE FOR PUBLICATION THOMAS JOHNSON, Plaintiff. } vs. 3LANCH JOHNSON, Defendant. \fo BLANCH JOHNSON, the above | named defendant, whose _ last Known place of residence Sheridan, Wyomin, Yon will take notice : That Thom- aintiff, has filed a pe- against you in the District | Court of the Sixth Judicial District } of the State of Wyoming, in Natrona | County, Wyoming, the object and prayer of which is for an absolute di- ;vorce from you on the ground that | you wilfully and without cause de- | serted the plaintiff on November 25, |1916, and all times since that date have lived separate and apart from the plaintiff against his will and with- |out his consent. You are further notified that you | | required to answer the said pe-! | ion of the plaintiff on or before {the 21st day of June 1919, or the al- legations therein contained will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this 23rd day of April, 1919, HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of the said District Court. (SEAL) S. E. PHELPS, Attorney for Plaintiff. Pub. April 25, May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, jJune 6, 1919. JUDGE METZ IS HOLDING COURT that district. —_—_—- Save your money—eat at the Har- vey. DID YOU REALLY ienns A Lot.” newly furnished on large 60x140-ft. walks, Water; nice location to build good home. new bungalow; still under construc- base ment, latest built-fn featur e lots near State Hosp $ property, rooming house, a THE SEE BEN REALTY COMPANY Phones 74W and 810J. | Watch this space daily, j | Li hay tt ag |i A. Hanson. WAS | dence, 981M. | FOR TR \ tion. | \OR RENT—Nicely furnished room, | 1 1126 8. vid. 4-24-6t FOR RENT—Clean sleeping ro | per week. Inquire Gates Station, First and Wolcott. AT LANDER, WYO.) pasww, wyo, April 25.— ‘Grace Fesler died here this morning BASIN, Wyo., April 25.—Judge P.}of pneumonia. The family came here W. Metz of this district is holding}from Kansas a year ago and the re- court in Lander this week for Judge| mains will be taken to Union Valley,! C. E. Winter the resident judge of|Kans., for interment. y and yy Will sell and arrange loan. Pts bath on any A Listing With U PLAS’ at 153s FOR RENT—Nicely furnished r rent with bath. Close in. Pine. TOR f—Two room house partly fur- | i rooms $3 pe: second hand furniture. W. F rOR R board; reasonable price. 1 roo} nien, FOR REN Center and Dunn St, Burlin evening. (Copyrighted.) IN? FOR RENT ] lot, S. cottage, just under ill make some one a ks, curb, water, sewer; } must be seen to be ap- this week, and have a few left; i te building. Abstract of title. m8. rtment house, restaurant. SEE BEN FOR SALE | | 1 Corner of P: : ee room modem hous: fixtures. A. four-room house on_C% modern throughout with full b Price $3,800. A g00d 4-room ho: full t Pr By brick hou 3 rooms in be D0. lot corner of Natror A_ good Ren! Estate 157 So. Center St. WAN HE INSISTED ON ME COMING FOR SALE HARRY FREE " N home om mod enue, fi th, fine loc sh. tion, eon A finishe! 000, pms in 1 the east n tly our ble yf a fine iv porch. . Corner lot anxious to » Food lot. ‘oom home . ood terms. ing he uable pice 0. und two] of propert © lots, Price ASK FOR JONES HARRY FREE THES LOT 2AN Insurance Rentals investments Phone 968W VAATED I kinds of odd jobs nden. A good lot corner of Linden a rson. Two good lots on South Fim. One good lot on CY. Price $1,000. Four good lots on Cobb street. Price Ei ch, $100 cash, balance $15 per | ake Liberty bonds in payment of our listings. PUNTENN & CR Y | le for You DIB YOU To HIS HOUSE: | | Wise. How HIM A COUPLE OF wiES eS GOOD WOLLARS! STRIKE YOu? . two fin- | rooms. | a | PAGE SEVEN Drawn for the Casper Tribune by Getige McManus ERY OTH OH! SHE DIDN'T HIT ME BUT SHE GAVE FOR SALE FOR SALE CASPER REALTY COMPANY » well loc r with ti house a gay On Pine street pavement, south and east front 1 i ing a four-room house with two r s fin und tolet ¢ good se with youns This is one of t! ‘or another house 0 wi in the four-reom house, lot 60 by 140, on South Beech street; close in If basement. ‘The house is good, has glassed in poreh, and is well worth the price asked, $4,500. rechicken raising not far out ull fenced with four- E voven wire yom house and full This RESIDENCE Ls at a lot 60 1 F ome choi would appre: your property with us if yon Want action. We have pre inquiries than we n supply with homes and home sites that are pr iced right. | CALL FOR MR, BAKER | CASPER REALTY COMPANY \WOTEL HENNING, GROUND FLOOR. PHONES 1 AND Os9. | | FOR SALE FOR SALE c aby bugey. Phone : -1ts ALMW—Furniture and household ean Having sold our home must —_ Dini y couche furniture. unit ar Auditing, Accounting Ste- nosraphie and Multigraph work, and your Fire Insurance taken care of by experts. RELIANC Phone Gi LOAN & TRUS) 1 Oi Exehang r Linden : TED—) will mattress for One large tent TS. David SALE—Private d library Mrs. We 5 adi- 1-19-6t Real Estate 307 0. S. Bidg. Phone S70W unfurnished 1 1016 j-roor first Inquire FOR RENT AND MOSAIC T FLOORS and ornamental plastering, Mo- floors, base and wall tiling G F Pla i ; Fourth | { Addres Phone, office Hh Rr WAN } work lable house- Must be sneral hour: to « Apply T for gentlem | oR RENT—Housek 664 | 2 ing rooms. W. Second. Phone 6t Tribune. nished. care sat Suite of office rooms on | et Kimball Blag. M. P. a Bldg. ‘ont bed room with two gentlemen 688, 4 rR '—Nic ath, suitable 0 Hart. Phone ice 1 r week. WANTED. | no Ford levening Call 897W ¢ A nurse girk Call ton-Diamond trucic dt LOST AND FUUND paired and pr | inetor Ulerasxed and Money to toun une Relable Vawn Shop da, Jewelrs. Putter Owner ea and paying for thi FOUND —Onc Thursday property COL, WILLIAM HAYWARD. call § der We pay the highest market price for Phone 249. 121 irst street. 4-1-tf OMAN WITH 1 $ position as chamberr $-24-2t8 Furnished « roo. and Oak ‘—Two nicely furnished nom home fe ntle- 943 E. hone ks od Seconda. —IRoom suitable lemen, — Address two gen BASIN WOMAN DIES. Come to the Chris! ture and bri our friends. Sunday | Tom \ oo Coeet lh 15-round contest here last night: | (ny DUBLIN, 2 ‘an Science lec- | Goorty, middleweight, knocked out by hour ndry P.O: and 1 Box FOR NEXT PRESIDENT 1 Hoturn ta!) 19) Wy (Special to the Tribune.) zee : BASIN, Wyo. April The FOR SALE OR TRADE i Basin Republican today editorially uggests the name of Col. William 4-14-10t* jhape now, M’GOORTY KNOCKS OUT GUMMER IN THE SECOND Pirens.) iddie Axo April Mce- Gummer in the second round of {Second hand furniture wan = Highest market price paid for apa Veins ah phere Beni ant est prices paid. Phone 249, 12% blond fiandl furniture; “Phenes2iy, ass) Hayward Of New York for president street. v ‘irst street. 4-1-tt/on the Republican ticket in 1920. SiSWAN MTGE SERA | Col. Hayward is # hero of the present 1 and_ ironing. your | war and a veteran of the Spanish- fs ene oP thie American war, secretary of the Re- in good condition | publican national committee in 1908. FOR" 3 lie was born in Nebraska and lived Midw Refinery. for years in the west und is now prac- |ticing law in New York City. His HIGHEST PRICE PAID jname was suggested as not only ‘ | proper presidential timber but one ) FOR LIBE 'Y BONDS A ‘ that could bring together the united support of all Republicans, Two Strings to Her Beau. He: “If you could have two wishe DR. G. M. ANDERSON come true, what would you wish for? Offices second floor O-S Building.| She: (Frankly) “Well, I'd wish for 'Residence Phone 751; Office Phone a husband.” 1168. 4-23-6t He: “That’s only one.” RE Toe | She: “i'd save the other wish until Save your money—eat at the Har | saw how he turned out.”—Boston vey: | Transcript. an 1 CASPER LOAN OFFICE jcenxed and Londed Brokers Phone 804. Aiten UL UU LUE ee afk id rT bid i wr