Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1919, Page 7

DEALERS FACE CAR SHORTAGE. THIS SEASON Heavy Demand for Automobiles in| Excess of Supply; Trucks are Sold at Rapid Rate for Field Transportation. An automobile shortage, which is, : shortage only because of the heavy demand for automobiles of dll makes | in Casper, is being faced by auto dealers in this vicinity. Garage men | and agents for all well known makes | of cars find it almost impossible to supply the demand that has been made for the vehicles. Carload after carload of cars have been unloaded in Casper within the past month, but nore of the dealers in Casper have cars left from their May consignments, and are now an- xiously awaiting the arrival of the June shipments in an effort to fill the orders. In every case dealers are taking their full factory allottment, and making premium bids on allott-| ments of other towns which have not fell in with the spring car demand yet. “Factories of all popular makes of rs are quickly falling into read- justments from war conditions and are turning out cars at an abnormal rate under present conditions: None of the factories however have been able to keep up with the heavy de- mands that are being made for pleasure and business vehicles. Trucks are in greater demand than ever before, and many trucking com- panics are availing themselves of the opportunty to supply needs that ex- could not be filled has also greatly isted during the war period and increased the demand for more and larger trucks. . Lusk is'the chief purchasing point for trucks in the state owing to the heavy development at Lance Creel.. Casper is maintaining its place tho in truck demand and is still the cen- ial distributing agency in this vi- cinity for all trucks that are plying between shipping points and the oil fields, “It is impossible to say when the automobile and truck business will adjust itself to the demands,” said} one dealer. “The only thing we can do is to place our orders and fill the demands a the cars are re.¢'ved,” To Miss I. M. Will, of Toronto, be- longs the distinction of being th first woman customs broker in Amez- ica. oe Women students were first allowed to compete for degrees at some of t! prominent English universities 1863, ia —_ - > _ i Maxims for Marksmen. | It is strange that the novice will n- most invariably try to hit the bull's eye of a swinging target when it is et the center or in the lowest positic This is decidedly the incorrect meth- od. The expert knows that the time to shoot is ut the end of the swing. In fact, anyone will arrive ultimately at the same conclusion, for litti thought will convince him that a tar get Is the more exsily hit when at 4 standstill, or at the end of a vibra tion, The moving target as a rule has th largest buH’s eye, and Is often one of the easiest to strike, if you happen to know how. Simply aim ‘at the point where th: center of the target stops and wait ti! it returns. Then, bing! Raven Not Extinct in England. The assertion, made in some London papers, that the raven is practically extinct in England, has been denied by au dweller on Ey or, The raven, ac cording to this bird watel is by no means 1 in Somerset, where be often seen and heard, The story his having a dummy nest to misle marauders is due to a misunderst ing of the bird's habit of sometin building a new nest Instead of ing the old ot Ravens have in many old 1h ‘(BRINGING UP FATH company owes no debts and that there are no reasons now existing for the existence of said corporation and there being 1:> objections from any stockholder or a... «ther person ‘o the dissolution of the cv. “NOW, THEREFORE, BE [1 1. SOLVED, That the Dobbins Springs Sheep Company, be and the same is hereby dissolved as a corporation of the State of Wyoming and be it further resolved that the President and Secretary take the necessary and proper steps to carry out said d lution, that they make and sign the proper notice of dissolution and fi! the same in the office of the Secre- tary of State of the State of Wyom- ing and in the office of the County | Clerk and Ex-officio Register of Deeds of Natrona County, Wyoming | and that a copy of such notice of such dissolution be published in -ome newspaper printed in the Gounty of, Natrona in the State of Wyoming for the period of at least six weeks | and upon the filing and publication | of notice the Dobbins Springs Sheep | Company shall be deemed to have} been dissolved forever. | And be IT FURTHER RESOLV- ED, That the President and Secretary and the surviving directors do take! any and all necessary and proper} steps to carry out the di. tion of! the.company. | DOBBINS SPRINGS SHEEP COM- PANY | By M. J. GOTHBERG, Pres. Attest: Mary E. Gothberg, Secy. Pub. May 12, 19, 26, June 2, 9, 1919. vention 16, | ~ NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION 3 Notice is hereby given that at a special meeting of the stockholders of The Great Western Hotel Com- pany, held at the office of the com- pany at Casper, Wyoming, on the 12th day of April, 1919, at the hour of ten o'clock p. m., at which meet-| ing all of the stockholders, represent- ing all of the capital stock of said! company, were present, by proper, resolutions, unanimously adopted said corporation was ordered dissolv- ed, the corporate enterprise abandon- ed and the charter, franchise and cor- porate name surrendered, said com- pany having ceased to do business all corporate debts having been paid, all corporate liabilities discharged and the corporate assets and property dis- tributed among the persons entitled thereto, The statutory trustees for creditors and stockholders are R. K. Staley, Harry Adams, G. L. Warson, R. L. Mitchell and A. E. Stirrett. R. K? STALEY, President. HARRY ADAMS, Secretary. Pub. Apr. 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19, 1919. (N. & S.) THE MARKET PLACE “SEK BEN” “A LOOK mb8T” Only a few choice lots left if 3 \ 7 Good little two-room house.ready to move inte, en nice east front, inside lot 60x140 feet; almoct ievel lot; terms at $1056. New 3-room bungalow; bath; nlé@Tevel lot; east tro Has basement, near school; electric lights; terms, $20) oom, new house; water; good location; terms, bath room but ne fixtures; city water. large lot; city 50. 2-room house, neat and new, garage, coops, sheds; alce lot, good part of town; terms, $1200. THE SEE BEN REALTY COMPANY Phones 74W and 810J, SEE BEN Watch this space dally. ————— FOR SALE , WERNER BROS. Mokler Bldg. Let with large house and Casper, Wyo Today—City properties: barn, one block. from Center and one block South of the C. & N. W. Depot; $3700; $2000 cash, balance on terms. Lot alone worth mare than) price ‘asked. 7 a oa One of the best residence proyerties in Casper on W patt St. within two blocks of Park School, modern. in every respect. Trees, shrubbery, walks and curbing. Can be bought for less than it would Se wit cost to build another like it 14-room Apartment house located, for $35U0. vacant lots be cash, 12 W. can lars. NOTICE OF DiSSOLUTION To All Whom it May Concern: At a special meeting of the stoek- | holders of the Lone Tree Creek Sheep. Company, duly called and held in the City of Casper, in the County. of Na trona in the State of Wyoming, en the Ist day of May, A. D. 1919, at which time of said meeting more than two-thirds of the outstanding stock of said company was represent- ed in person or by proxy the fofjgw- ing resolution was unanimousky. adopted, to-wit: “Whereas, The Lone Tree Creek Sheep Company, a corporation organ- ized and existing under the laws of the State of Wyoming, now desires to - dissolve said corporation in the man- 31 ner provided by the laws of the State of Wyoming for the voluntary dis- solution of corporations; and, “Whereas, This meeting has been called as required and pxovided by law and by the by-laws of the compa- ny for the specific purpose of sub- \mitting the question of dissolution ‘and more than two-thirds of the out- IN DISTRICT COURT SIXTH JU- | standing stock was represented in DICIAL DisTRICT THE STATE OF WYOMING, ss. COUNTY OF NATRONA. In the Matter of the Estate of k Papathomas, Deceased. Order to Show Cause Why Order of Sale of Real Estate Should No Be Made. Athanasios G. kolaou, the Ad- ministrator of the Estate of Nick Papathomas, deceased, having filed person or by poxy at said ateckhold- ers meeting; and that the company | owes no debts and that there are no reasons now existing for the exist- ence of said corporation and there being no objections from any stock- | holder or any other person to the dissolution of the corporation. “NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED, That the Lone Tree Creek Sheep Company, be and the ‘same is hereby dissolved as a, cor- nds in Europe, and his petition herein praying for an poration of the State of Wyoming cannot be spared any more thin can order of sale of Lot number Seven- and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the stork of Alsace and Lorraine. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION To All Whom it May Concern: At a special meeting of the stock- holders of the Dobbins Springs Sheep Company, duly called and held in the City of Casper, in the County of Na- tvona in the State of Wyoming ou the 1st day of May, A. D. 1919, at teen (17) in Block numbered One (1) in the Midwest Addition to the City of Casper (formerly town of Casper), Natrona County, Wyoming, all the real estate of said deceased, for the purposes therein set forth. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED by the Judge of said Court that all per- sons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said Judge of said Court on Tuesday, the |That the President and Secretary take the necessary and proper steps to carry out said dissolution; that ‘they make and sign the proper no- tice of dissolution and file the samo in the office of the Secretary of State of the State of Wyoming and in the office of tha County Clerk Ex-officio |Register of Deeds of Natrona Coun- ty, Wyoming and that a copy of such ‘notice of such dissolution be pub- which time of said meeting more than 40th day of June, A. D. 1919, at 10 ished in some newspaper printed in two-thirds of the outstanding stock of said company was represented in person or by poxy, the following resolution was unanimously adopted, to-wit: Whereas, The Dobbins Springs at the Court Room of said District Court, at the Court House in Cas-! per, unty of Natrona, State of Wyoming, to show cause why an or- der should not be granted to the ‘o'clock in the forenoon of said day, the County of Natrona in the State ,of Wyoming, for the period of at least six weeks and upon the filing and publication of notice the Lone Tree Creek Sheep Company shall be deeme@ to have been dissolved Sheep Company, a corporation 0% ‘said: Administrator to sell so much of | forever. yanized under the laws of the State of Wyoming, now desires to dissolve said corporation in tue manner pro- vided by the laws of the State of Wyoming for the voluntary dissol- tion of corporations; and, “Whereas, This meeting has been called as required and provided by law and by the by-laws of the Company for the specific purpose of submitting the question of dissolu- tion and more than two-thirds of th outstanding capital stock was repre sented in person or by proxy at said stockholders meeting; and that the the real estate of the said deceased, | Nick Papathomas, as shall be neces- | sary. i And that a copy of this order be published at least four successive we in the Casper Daily Tribune, a newspaper printed and published | in sald Natrona County, Wyoming. | Dated this 10th day of May, A D. 1919. CHARLES E. WINTER, Judge. GEO. W. FERGUSON, Attorney for Administrator. Pub. May 12, 19, 26, June 2, 9, 1919. i ltl Sl OS | And BE IT FURTHER RESOLV- ED, That the President and Secre- tary and the surviving directors do take any and all necessary and prop- er steps to carry out the dissolution of the company. LONE TREE CREEK SHEEP COMPANY By M. J. GOTHBERG, President. Frank Service, Secretary. Attest: jPub. May 12, 19, 26, June 2, 9, 16, 1919. ees A good—wesidence lot. on South Cedar fa in’ aifrerent tocations bought separately or e us for particulars. h two garages on David St., well .chag East. cheap for eM ad South of Cc. & See us for particu in group. | FOR RENI FOR RENT—2-room house Burlington, near Brown's store. Geo. V. Orndorff,'P. 0. Box 558. SE FOR RENT—2 large furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 553W. a |FOR RENT—Nice front bedroom suit- | able for one or two gentlemen. Phone 1114J. 105 E, Lambert. 7-3t FOR RENT—Close in, 3 unfurnished | rooms, toilet in half basement of ycottage. Range stove furnished; no children. Inquire, 419 N. Center.’ | 4 5- FOR RENT—Fornished bedroom; gen- tlemen only. Phone after 6 p. ny 312W. 5- FOR ‘urnished rooms for alee ping; gentlemen only. kEbo T—Two large bedrooms. Jefferson. Phone 683M 5-19-2t* | FOR RENT—Bedroom with bath. Call | at north door 366 North Beech, opp site Natrona Lumber Co. 5-19-2t* FOR RENT—3 small furnished light housekeeping rooms. Bath. 238 N. | Wolcott. 5el9-1t FOR RENT—Four-room house and |. bath, furnished. 246 S, Pine. Call bi tween 6 and o'clock evenin: va u -19-3t 'FOR RENT—3 basement rooms, Call 1043J. §-19-3t FOR RENT—3-room apartment down- stairs, unfurniahed except range and cabinet. Private bath; no children Phone 736W. 5-19-6t —— NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF BLSIE S. LAWTON, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that letters of Administration were on the 7th day of May, 1919, granted to the undersigned in the above estate, and all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to exhibit them, with the necessary |veuchers for allowance to the under- ‘signed at the office of the Keith Lumber within six momths after the date of said letters, or they may be preclud- jed from any benefit from such estate, ‘and if such claims be not exhibited within one year from the date of said letters, they will be totever barred. Dated May 12, 1919. BERT LAWTON, | : Administrator, GEO. W. FERGUSON, | Attorney for Administrator. | Pub, May 12, 19, 26, June 2, 1919. ——————— I(T. 18 BETTER to buy a new radiator when the old one leaks, but to save time, money and trouble. better let the ‘Cc. 2. Manuel Radiator Co., put the old one in shape now. 135 S. Spruce. HOMBSTHADE Where to locate, your special rights to government land, the rights of sol- diorg, their heirs, any information on locating on government lands. By a life-long residence und thoro | know)- edge of the vacant lands, character {exe value in different localities to- gether with our plats, land office re- cords etc., we are in a position to assist you to get what you want. Call or N res ndgeires Mokler Bids. Vhene 5-H. Company, Casper. Wydming, | -ENC me TRAC tj DoRE- t SHOVE, FOR A i ANY THieg, h uu TS Git Our { SOLE ‘a TLE WHILE Se ee a. —— — —_—_-- HARRY FREE THE LOT MAN A_five-room mode on South Beech stri ing room, dining room, ‘with closets, kitchen with « features, full basemen: —Drawn for the Casper Tribune by Geer, PERE - TAKE THIS { Ss MOU IM DIG A 4 FASTER WITH IT- : Dae “hy cs CASPER REALTY COMPANY ‘OR SALB facing mn first best of poreh. ished rooms, furnace at cold this home is $4500, $2000 will swir ” are trees, ¥ the deal. in on South ide and is of Foursroom hous with full base- We are offering one of th t homes in the city at a figure that located on a’ lot, which is 160x should interest you if you foo king for ar It is fur- fenced in with h wire nished with exquisite furniture tas tily better than ‘ $2000. 7 a living room hout glassed i is lo- be bought for ein ted clos: 3500. $800 clo ash will buy a six-room house house location, t r fronting the refinery 000. Good building lot on S$. Lincoln 0. South t front, la rner for $1200 on S. Lincoln. We have severa ood Cen- jlawn. This hom ter street locations left, and offer them at the right pr apartment: which _—- month each. Pr In the last few we » have sold over $95,000 worth of prop- Fy erty. and are in a position to if you have ner lot 300. Inside lot on to offer at the right fig ure s now for 1 street, $900. Corner lot on property and for resiacnce lots s. List » $1600. your property with us HARRY FREE CALL FOR MR. BAKER TRS LOT MAN | t! ent eeeeaeraaR, eee | CASPER REALTY COMPANY G, Phone pesw HOTEL HEN) 4ROUND FLOOR. a FOR SALE BARGAINS ——— REAL Splendid bargain in six bloc west » 410x101 s 00 within the t front will be sold for $2: few days. Have your Aaditing, Accounting Ste- Bographie and Maultigraph work, aud jeyrnishinus le with priv is is new a your Fire Insurasce taken care of by it is taken. experts. RELIAN & TRUST Co. We have a proposition in a roommg 3, 5 house which below the ptual srmome} 685) 25 OUL Exchange) DIGS: |S esant value 1 on easy terms This is only two bl out and is pay ing better dividends t any oy stock that we know of We have seve » homes for |FOR 1 front ders Sale in the south and e part of city | and f shields in. exce s . ae condition;.$8 takes all. Ad Man _ East Second strees We have 3 lots pads 3 f0x140; east front. Cash price on the ———$—$ tire $500. FOR SALE—One-room bouge and barn, — Lots close in on stand West See- | $30 cash, balance $25 1 month, Trade ond street, Wolcott, Center. for Car. Phone 1193. 5-16-6t - Lands, leases, and royalty interests in proven field BURLINGTON MEN A bargain buy for cash near your bath BP udential Li work; new 4-room bung: nee room, cotlar, closets, 1 N, ferson between the two List sur property with us for a $1,200 cash, $1,000 ate8 per cent nts auick sale. e Sr $420 per year. Will make you 39 per} cent on your money FRANK DUFF, Owner NY. E. First St. Phone 1109 : RECHT Ol Sasa dining room SALE—ONE U-FO0OT JEAGER MIXER; ALMOST N cup board, 1 9. 5-13-6t* SW. STAHK & CO, 5-14-00 paid for sec FOR SALE—One elect range, one Highest market price electric plat one new set of dou- shand furniture. Phone 249. -121 ble work harness. Phone 1086. Mirst street 5-17 0 ; FOR SALE OR TRADE PO. Box toot, Chey tse HIGHEST PRICE PAID ene Wilh tt ee cae £OR LIBERTY BONDS hay Orndo: CASPER LOAN OFFICE you? Box ded Trokers Phone S045 d to Same Day. FOR SALE—Handsome chairs, suitable for One bookkeeper’s desk. Henning ho- tel. 5-17-3t LOST AND FUUND FoR elinguishment on Casper. See me at_once. temporary office W 1 womnnmmme FOR SALE—Unreceemea sutts and i! LOST—Sunday, on N suter street, . oVercoats ‘our own price. Casper Latweonee an id and the Loan Office, 133 8, Center. 4-1-tt xin brickplant, lady's gold | wateh 7 jewels. ‘Crystal out: string tied on to watch at Tribune office and receive rew 5-19-6t LOST—Two B third nd 10057403 Bank. 5-16-30" must leaving town. 1 WAN s eo ny kind of tae N. Lin- Ik until new directo. 5-14-1008 CASPER LOAN OFFIUE awn Shop » Jewelry, FOR SAL corner PHONES 381 AND 989, WANTED LIBERTY BONDS WANTED HEST AC PAID 153 SOUTH CENTER STREET urniture, or anything of sh. Casper Auction House Phone 602W. 4-1-tt 1 cotton rags for clean- ut the Tribune office, 5-1tD.. We will buy your second hand furnt- ture and pay highest prices. Phone “419. 121 W. First street. 4-1-tf anything of fur- bedding. Phone 168& §-17-12t* WANTED—H s paid for for men's clothing. New Method Cleaners and Dyers, 244 N. Center. 5-15-6t ‘ D—Woman wants dry te do at home. prices. Phone 611W. hand Jaun- Reasonable 513-6t* Position on ranch where E could « small interest in stock Am qualified in ever | Have a busigess education: enter- ing and painting and have had long experie in handling men. Addross : Francis, Pierce, Neb. 5-13-12t NTE and Phone 775 ATIO Anny Hend —Hand our rson. laundry WA \—Horse and buss in condition and Call at 336 W. Third, 6 p.m. 460M —Vosition by expe mimeograph Operator work. E you wish e you nm any valu Phone 1086. WAN" ter. Kb. Call Man to repair 249. r lt W. iD—Horses iwest of 5-17-30" » boy, “17 years old ivi delivery truck Neplane . WANTED—One or or lightho: close in, girls. “e roomers, Box 119, Tribune WANTED. two hea ping in mod- at refined no A maid sewer connection. work. Call at 526 S. Center or bin, upstairs. Sei7-ate 336W. route ES I—Almost new Denver Spe- Wb—Vartuer who understands LOST—In Iris theater last night, sil- cial machine. 348 EB, Railroad running validating machine gas en- ver mesh bag. $10 reward, ne ques- lone LLiSW Phone 516M. 1 tions asked Return to Tribune. 4 1-tf We pay the highest market price for FO SALI mer V econd hand furniture. Phone 249. 121, FO ) loads of dirt. Call . First street. aarett 104 5-19-3t|* LOST Wednesday, somewhere on Center Kt SALE—Buffet, cheek protector, Street, a cameo pin with gold frame, | Pktno stool an 1 0nd Return to the Tribune offic nd re S. ®lm. Phone 197M 19-28 ceive reward. 7 $$ ARS r with an If your radiator needs re any sort you will find the that is an from now on at 135 8, Spr ‘l new near Second. tf | Ma. vr de- you. MISCELLANEOUS 167 South r 0-8 SAVE YOUR sonal 1 recom ad “Fleming's OR SALE—A White ri sewing the finest I have ev Machine; cheap — for Phone ks being put up in it f M 221 N. Vine St and ove Cusper, |. Ask your dealer for Fleming’ Preserver. 5 FOU SALE ¥ x CASPER can save fixtures and BOCTRICAL ou money on applianges Seven ungalow Located in best ariculars phone \ month ribune. 5-17-3t Would like to communicate with any ,family shipping household Is to Denver wubout June 10 to 15. Phone 5-17-6t* ‘To buy u sood desk, eith- rmeany or Ouk, reas. A number of t f bedding. Phone 1086. Second hand furniture wanted est prices paid. Phone 249. 121 ¥ street high- . First sanitary 1 cook Wi y Kood in good condition. * Ad- L., Tribune Office 5-19-dh PRE aR eee er ote _ ewe see eee pee — —s ooo me a ae = “