Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1920, Page 6

| COPPER MINE CLOSED DOWN INDEFINITELY (Special to The’ Tribune.) ENCAMPMENT, Wyo., Oct. 12.— The Rich Charter Oak Mining company has shut down the Charter Oak mine, the only copper property which has been operating in this region for sev- eral years, and is transferring supplies and men to Tolland, Colo., where they will be utilized at other property owned by the company. Excessive cost of operation is the reason announced tor this shutdown at the Charter Oak. GOAT OF DOUGLAS: BANKER TAKEN BY ‘HOOCH THIEF WHILE HE SITS IN CHURCH (Special to The Tribune.) DOUGLAS, Wyo., Oct. 12.—It ty tough luck to be rewarded for going| to church by having a thief steal your expensive leather coat from your car in front of the church, but it is add- ing insult to Injury to have your name associated with thé thief when he ts arrested for bootlegging. That is wh nappened to R. M. Wood, banke Mockmaster and, city councilman. When Sheriff Messenger, arrested an unknown, who refused to. give “his name, who was in possession of two, gallons of “‘hooch,” the only. sugges- tion of the identity of the prisoner was the name “R. M. Wood," which ap- peared on a tag stitched to the leather coat he was wearing. The subsequent investigation resulted in identifi¢ation of the coat as the Douglas alderman’s and the “John Doe” prisoner now is held for larceny as well as violation of the liquor law. BLACK MOTHER BEAR BATTLES FOR BROWN CUB (Special to The Tribune.) | ENCAMPMENT, Wyo., Oct. 12.— The contention that black bears and| brown bears are merely different «:ol- -Ored specimens of the same branch of} the bear family supported by the skins of two be i—a large black) mother and a yearling brown cub— which were killed by the Walck boys, Eugene and Frank, a few days ago in the Hayden National forest. The black mother made a game fight in protection of the brown cub. tats SRT ale NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. There will be a special meeting of the Casper Brick .& Tile Company, October: 18, 7:30: m. for the purvose of el@ting of directors fr th; any other i brought befPre. Signed ot coming year and s that may be meeting. . E. STARR, esident and Manager. et. 11, 12, 18, 14, 15, 16, Publis 1920. Motes * RS «| NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Office of the Insurance Commissioner. Cheyenne, Wyo., October 5, 1920. Northwestern Fire and Marine In- surance Company, Mfhneapolis, Minn.: Total admitted assets —.—-._! $2,080,010.55 Liabilities ex- cept capital_ $1,378,812.31 Capital stock paid up ---- 400,000.00 Surplus over liabilities —_—, 301,198.24 2,080,010.55 $2,080,010.55 year ending December 3f, 1919----_-- $1,304,209.36 >isbursementf for year end- ‘ ing Decem] 685,225.60 Business r the year ending Dec Insurance Gross pri ed, none. Losses Losses State of County . I, Ro syth, Insurance Com- missione! State of Wyoming, do} hereby at the above and fore- going is; idensed statement of the annual ent of the above named Insuran mpany, filed in my offite, as requi yy Section 4120, C. S. 1910. in te jony “whereof, I have here. unto se! y hand and affixed my seal of office the Sth day of October, A. D. 1920. (Seal) R. B. FORSYTH, Insurance Commissioner. Publish Oct. 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 1920, Nena Sat dea teddy NOTICE OF SALE OF ESTRAY. The following described animals to-wit: ° One dark bay gelding, weight 1250 pounds, age 8 years, black mane and tail, white spot in fore- head, branded as follows on left shoulder___-___.__ One Brown gelding, weight 1250 pounds, age 8 years, branded ‘on left ‘jaw-----_---- estrays by man, State by virtue of the pr ter 125, S Unless said ani sale on 1920, af 2 jock in the afternoon, at the ‘of R. D, Campbell. | BOAR LIVE STOC OM- 18: RS OF WYOMING, [AS B. BOYCE, Secretary. Publish Sept. 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 1920. Cheyenne, Wyoming. | NEWCASTLE, Wyo., tempted to hold up M. the return of Sorenson there will be an arrest, the person the sheriff desires to asso ciate with the service of a warrant, Sorenson arrived in Newcastle from the north and reported to the sheriff that an attempt to hold him up had been made near the Coyle ranch. He then departed for Lusk but returned in a brief period to report that he again had encountered the road agents car back and escaped by flight. Charles Barnes place here and Soren son continued his other means. Sheriff Howell investigated the coi tents of the car left here and discov ered it to be eight sacks filled wit Lottles of Canadian whisky. He seized ly is awaiting the reappearance of Sor- enson. The latter's story of attempted hold-ups is not doubted, but it now is believed that the road agents had knowledge of the character of the argo of Sorenson’s machine and were at- tempting a highjacking enterprise, TWO CASPER MEN LISTED AMONG THOSE RECEIVING OIL PROSPECTOR LEASES The following ofl and gas prospect- or’s leases have been granted by A. Bu: ker, land commissioner: Harry P. Hynds, Cheyenne, all of 36 17-99, Floyd E. Pendell, Casper, E% SW%, SW% SW% of 28-28-80; NW% NW] of 33-28-80. J. A. Manorgan, NW% of 1635-65. John L. Biedermann, Casper, all of 16-26-97. E. R. Maris, Newcastle, all of 36-4¢- 64. Clare R. Menger, Thermopolis, all of 16-44-97. .c. F. Whittier, Los Angeles, Cal., all of 16-18-92, H. B. Henderson, 36-18-93. J. M.. Kent, Los Angeles, all of 16- 17-92. Custer Hiway Oil Co:, Sheridan, all of 36-45-63. $200,000. WORTH GEMS STOLEN IN BUFFALO HOLDUP (By United Press) BUFFALA, N. Y¥,, Oct. 12.—Twi hundred thousand dollars’ worth of diamonds were stolen today frfom Max Lowenthal, wholesale jeweler’s agent, by two men as he alighted from a street car with a satchel con- taining the gems. They struck Low- enthal over the head and jumped in taxi and escaped. Manville, SEtj Cheyenne, all of south of the city but had’ turned his} Harrison, bP gy Betty G. Beck, Cody, all of 16-50-100. i OF WYOMING MAN HELD UP THREE T'¥ NOW WANTED ON BOOTLEGGING _ GHARGE AFTER INVESTIGATION Oct. 12.—Because road agents at- u Sorenson and Sorenson reported the matter to the sheriff the latter is in possession of an automobile load of Canadian whisky and an automobile, and is awaiting to claim one or both, in which event but not of a road agent, (Special to The Tribune.) ER, Wyo., Oct. 12.—H. R. perpetual” county clerk ‘of The} Lincoin county, has resigned ana will ear and contents then were left at the| become cashier of the State bank at served journey to Lusk by| County clerk since the organization of: the county, having been, elected. four KEMMER Freedom, times, Phone 9283, jin each of th j tracts of land, ;of section 25, tion 24, south 11, northeast | Seventy-nin 665; under oath, Wyo. section 14, nort] He has ee eee Allmetal weatherstrip makes WARM- R ROOMS WITH LESS FUEL. Syl. the liquor and the car and now patient-| poster F. Pelton, 925 8. Lincoln Ave. —_—__~ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. Douglas, Wyoming. Bes) 4 September 23, 1920, Notice is hereby given that Irvi W. Mayfield and I. T. Curry, both Lebanon, Missouri, and Levi T. Lge of Fort Morgan, Colorado, have fin- dlied for oil and gas leases, she pravisions of the act of ary 25, 1920, (Pu an undivided one-f: ie t ‘Any and all Sorenson being] er, Clerk Since Start of County Resigns 5 the Sixth Prin- id situate in Na- oming, the appli- “026049, O2beE0, Rgint in. chaieeiperenianien A y »jagent in charge of said office and . 026658 and 026654, | the mice for sayries of eiges up- . persons|}on said corporation ts E. M. ewe or conflicting claims | thorpe. srt or any part thereof are hereby notified that a full statement of such claim‘ should be filed in this office together with an application showing a superior’ P right to a permit or lease under said /R. N, ported in thi of State, ne, the 5th day of October, at 2:05 P. m, ‘The obj and otherwise the same, as incident to as 9-30-tf country. lescribed | names the direetors who arter of | poration for the yoming. Range City of Casper, State 6 Secretary. fon, ai act or in lieu of such applicati showing of a valid exit sting ad or conflicting - to the Jad the minerals tl lic land laws, 25, 1920; ott be disreg mit or | 4 Receiver. Publish § to Nov, 2 inclusive, 1920, 2 A NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. Joe E. Mansfield, Inc., was incor- office of the Secretary Wyoming, on A. D. 19: jects and purposes of said corporation are:-to own, manufactu: buy, sell, lease, store, operate an 20, di or dispose of, in the County State of Wyo- other county o in said#State of Wyoming, A the State of Wyo- ‘any state, territory. ssion of the United the existence of said Il be fifty years. er of Directors of said shall be three and the shall quarter | manage the concerns of the,said cor- first year are Joe E. ansfield, John L, Bingenheimer and . M. Ellithorne, all of the City of er, County of Natrona and State all| The location of the principal of- fice of said corporation in this stat2 ‘be at the corner of Yellowstone Highway and Kimball Street, in the in the County of Na- roming, and the Elli- JOE E. MANSFIELD, JOHN L. BINGENHEIMER, Oct. 9, 11, 12, 1920, I { Camel talk trickl§s off hi: flows over Pa Sm carpet tack, Sam done talking ab MORNING TO YOU, PETE! Who crossed my frail in the hotel this/ afternoon bit “Long Sam” Weaver! Las; time I saw Sam to chin to was that night g July 15th when our old 38th clinched “Rock of the Marne” title! And, I g you won't forge everybody was Sam and I fo Sam has som Camels were to = late at'night! » hat night, old glue p@&— uck on you! ight the war all over Camel supplies like « Sam never will et all but that session wien we couldn’t move a Gair without gettingla close shave—and, no its or smokes! song about h him in Fran ce. has the warbi is tongueflike water mill dam Pete, old a head all rh mellow body. Ani tiredness of taste ima million objectionable odor, aftertaste! Summirip say Camels -are thelg the world at any prid Headed southeast | Salem, N. C. my, jump from K. C.! 7 alem where Camels ake vigor-vim ’, he added, ch a mild, ith Winston-~ call. Some t’s Winston- Ad: FOR RENT—ROOMS. - 1,900 yearlings mouth. Tf YOUR LAST and TEST. tered exactly as d there is no Agent* itable Life LIFE Sign” Phone 196-3 Townsend Bldg. Phone 370 112 E. 2nd may not only your entir q your car, Before your car s gard your- self propery afainst these lan covers ble_motor- P five essential lle_Insurance— ergy Damage (in- bt @ Use), Collision, cluding Loss Fire and Thef| Ask us toda’ advantages of' insurance pro’ bout the many is cmubination General Insurance 411 Oil Exchange Bldg. FOR RENT—Nice heated ‘sleeping: eres Peesene® eneeeseee © ——— FOR RENT—Nicely. furnished front Seeese essere eseeeeesasese a GUARANTEE REGISTRY seeeeeseebesseseneeeoeess * .« DUBOIS & GOODRICH ¥ ; Block * Rooms 24-25 Towne, Lies eeeee . . ‘Archi SANS OU Bxchange Bee eee sees 3 . BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER! $ * * * * . * eeeeee eee seetentweseece * THE SERVICE CLEANERS se Horsch & Ny; e eee ees eosecessesenseses FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—Three FOR RENT—ROOMS.” unfurnished base- tlemen. 110| ment rooms; hot and cold-water and room; allimodern; suitable for one or} room for one or two gentlemen. | 110 nt roam, Be fiona arates end. two gentlemen:’/713 E, Second. 10-12-tf| West _G.. E ciper tents FY b- SaraRe Serene Nite! nis FOl, RENT—Slecping-room. 3 - FOEicum ia modern home. 676. Bark| Beech. 101z4t| FOR RENTS 4 modern front Ave. Phone $3R- =. 110-60 / Son RENT— Room. in mddern Theme. | 508 8. Beech. ei 108-02 = —— FOR RENT—Pedroom adjoining bath.| four blocks east of Henning. 143 N. eras on aaa 119 N. Grant, Phone 757-J.- 10-12-1t| Kimball. « zhi : 10-11-3t Lararig tks sullable fortwo. evn men 226 8. ne Rt. ENT—One large bedroom, next|FOR RENT—Room and board with | close in. 226 8. Park,, Pho of nes path; suitable for two men. ‘Phone | _ private family:'2008 | .. Second, y ws hs Mott 1119-R. : Las 10-4-tf| Phone 1416. 40: Se ETS. pare rayon repair automobiles, trucks, ctors,| FoR HENT—One niece bedroom with| FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room in|. in private famil . aeroplanes, , motorcycles, ‘i Bis cles,|° bath; close in. 310 W.*Yellowstone.| modern home; close. in; reasonable.| F. Third, Phone 67! $e om 10-12-8t inoter, baste are peat 2 10-12-1t*| 733 S. Beech, Phone 1471. 10-4-tf Fon RENT. Two GAicRURING aerOne” in operat gaspline = | a A = : 3 metal casthoes electric gets FOR RENT—Large nicely furnished) FOR, BON none Base neat BS oar Aas floor. 121 teri pliances, and all kinds of accessories, | bedroom; suitable for one or two gen-| _tefinery. jon ee Sy * A 0-1 supplies, matemis and a) Tie tlemen. Phone 768-M. 10-12-6t ———$FE——————————— ——SSS—SESESESS nances relating fhereto or there- Zz, ie io with, and to gv Jease, sublease, | FOR RENT—Two or three light house- B A | P f. ; conde and caey ie eoneral gt’ | Pe a= a one sing or, er Business and Professional i 615 S. Lincoln. 1p-8-4t* |i], age business, gmd to buy, hold, sell, exchange, conyBy and mortgage suck! FoR RENT—Roomes, wifh excellent property, realg personal and mixed|//poara.. Phone 1233-J. 10-11-3t ACCOUNTANTS CORPORATION Auditors and DR. A. G. - Agents Phone 660 208-11 Oil Exchange Sisce stones team neen oes ARCHITECTS . * . * * * . * . . . * * teeeslgs on sasinegous GARBUTT, WEIDNER SWEENEY cies eedeseoesas s - Sesececsses seceteveucsereeansness DR. EDNA HAHN | m *| © We clean ee esessces HARNED St. .* * CLEANERS .AND\PRESSERS | > pid ing ter, Fifth and Rallroad Sts. “ NICHO) eee esesessoere. DR. W. H, SNODDY DR, J. J. DONOVAN $ * * New Location Over Nyhite’s Grocery 54 m4 itty) * THE PALMS Choice Cut Flowers and Xo Plants, Free very to Any Part of ORE Oe ance testees HOSPITALS = WORKS a 235 a|* eeeeneeeses 2 Hate tae ates” i ings; f Phone PPT iy 2 Teeswccces PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK ) behets ae 257 South Center Street PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER DOCTORS Heese reese ees essere seeeenes DEUEL . Ps ' . fRegular Physician and Surgeon * Office Over Kimball's Drug Store * Phone 747 s < FLORISTS seeeseene ‘ aeeeeenenese Durbin St. * . CEMENT BRICK Phone 273 = Casper, Wyo. ° Se ree etastee c Staff: FREE BRICK AND TILE CO. 3 gp DR HOMER R, LATHROP Mantle Brick, $40 to $45 per M, ‘ nd Common Brick, $23 per M. £4 be Delivered. e . Phone_968-W ; steeeeescesseseeseesees 2 CHIROPODIST bs seecsagesesceseseecses Py *. Visiting Scientific , Ps * PEARL WALKER ® * Phone 1215-R gt. ¢ : PR ey rr Phe Ary secectsseeeeceeets CHIROPRACTORS GROCERS geeseeaescencassacenceces Piety Saat rapa, | L. F. KELLY * JEFFREY < SPOT CASH.STORE * 3 ~» Center St. f 06, Res. 2 Prete perry Ps HAT CLEANERS Fees cee ent Few ewaneeeeee NEW YORK HAT Ge ° Py For Plastering and Cemént Repair * Work x * 968-W eae * . eeeeens ° id Public Stenogra: ele bit *eeeeerereeseseseshesee: DR. J. G. KAMP . PeOCeeeeeeenseessusese Physician: and ao 5 Office: Suite * 4, Smith . | CASFER AUTO RADIATOR oe , WORKS We sue Repairing and ihe achat taf dah : Tp Wee Coreing Obstetrics and Diseases of © K TAILORS SOP Cee eeescesensees RADIATOR REPAIRING DR. MYERS Ladies att Gent's Tafloting Physician and 8 eanings Paes Special Aisction Given ts Diseases +] ¢ Oaslng, Pressing” Repairing and © of Women and Childre Suite 200-201, 0, 8, Bldg. ‘hones: Offi eeeee , * ready: # eves oy Migrant t 1] ¢ Our fallormade ‘suite’ ag cheno as > DR. T. J. RIACH 3 +o0ees JAXIDERMISI Office: bine, ‘ Bid, : : Taxidernaista bye a Phones: Office 148, Res, 1432 «| ¢ Phone 787-'