Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 22, 1921, Page 10

PAGE TEN WITH THE CASPER BOY SCOUTS A Department Devoted to the Interest of Local Troops and Their Activity in All Lines of Endeavor Here be Caspet Daily Cribune [FREIGHT RATES AFFECT Jxterference In |FQUALITATION WORK 1 Vi Cruz Oil ae awe Weak is Barred OPENED AT WHEATLAND _ASMINGTON, Oct. 22. — Amer WHEATLAND, Wryo., Oct. 22.—/ Rio De Janeiro next year to celebrate representative|the centennial of Brazilian indepen- WHEATLAND, Wyo.. Oct. 22.—jed trom interfering with the opera- in -e~bill passed Hogs from central Nebraska can Be/tions of the Aguila Of] company, a rhipped to the Casper Packing. com-| British concern, yesterday by the pany plant for 20 cents less freight|\exican supreme court. then they: canbe shipped from Wheat-| Tne injunction stopped the officials land. Western Nebrbaska potatoes! ¢om carrying out the provisions of have a strong advantage in the Casper| recent acts of the state legislature markets progress uniformly from the start. The firat instruction meeting of the fifes and érums from al! troops 1s to be held in the bandroom at the rear of the Masonic temple next Wed nesday evening beginning at 1:45. Members of the musicians ‘union and of the Casper band, upon ‘the soljcita- tion of Mr. Richter have volunteered to serve as instructors of the scouts in the use of the instruments. ——————____ Colorado Coal Miners Ordered Back on Jobs \U. S.to Take Part ir or church. The troop has been engaged in fixing up the old church building in per Scouts|the rear of the new church Wor its i. Octo-|new headquarters. Mestings are held n of the old/on Thursday evening. Murray Patch, special of the state board of equaliration, is) dence was nt Wheatland this week to invest’) by the senate. gate the equity of tax assessments in| Phe pill carried an appropriation of $1,000,000 to provide for an American | building and exhibit. An effort by MEXICO CITY, Oct. 22.—Officials of the state of Vera Cruz were enjoin- | The troop committee of troop 12 has ¥ar-/secured the services of Roy C. Gor from scout don as new scoutmaster of the troop. taking the place of Edward Muranc who has returned to Ann Arbor to fous. troops headquarters. raise of"75 per cent in assessment of The various troops of the local council are ex ed to contribute to program a variety of out demonstrations: © rally {s open to the public. Parents of scout mombers of the local c ing circles who know that at the time of his death, ex-President Roosevelt was seriously considering the accept- ance of the tation of the national council of t y scouts of America to become the chief scout executive It had been expected that John H Piper, regional field scout executive. whose headquarters are in Ka would be in Casper to attend t ut because of a change in Mr.| tained for them. r ‘ b panes ae int to ihe [ecal| Troops which have not yet made| WHEATLAND, Wyo., oct. 22—No|] Casper Battery || Hudson, 7 P assenger tion the same way Methuselah got his—by fe December | emer election ie, Sate tone eo st] clue sas tebe ft ursire whe tesbea|l > Col Touri outlasting their contemporaries. ember. 3 f y|ithe identity of burglars who. robbed pan Essex * a the Toggery store here. It is now esti m| y ouring Mr. Staley Archibalé, 221 North Park street, is the newly commission @4 escoutmaster of troop one. Mr. Archibald was 2 scout for five years in Chicago before coming to Casper, but has been out of touch with scout ing for some time. The scouts of troop nine have ea new scoutmaster in the person of Mr. Fawin D. Davis, 220 West Tenth street. Scoutmaster Davis was until his recent arrival in Casper a deputy commissioner of the Colorado Springs, Colo., council. Troop nine, which has been holding {ts regular meeting at resume his studies at the University of Michigan. Mr. Gordon is not a ‘new man in the scout game, haying |served as Scoutmaster of a troop of scouts in Pueblo, Colo., before coming |to Casper. The membership of troop 13 ts increasing rapidly and the; n etings the East Caspe Fife and Drum Corps. | Fifes and drums for the troops of |Casper scouts ‘ordered some Jago by the Richter Music company have arrived and may be obtained by scouts of the various troops on appli jeation at Scout headquarters for ar order. Pt are made for the or. |ganization and instruction of a fife jand drum corps in eyery troop in the council, and several of the ‘troops ve already made the selection of ° scouts to represent them pn their s and instruments have been ob NOTICE OF SALE ON JUDG- MENT, FORECLOSING CHATTEL MORTGAGE. Notice is hereby given that on the 29th day of September, 1921, the District Court of the Sixth Ju- dicial District, in and for the Coun- ty of Natrona and State of Wyo- ming, duly rendered its judgment and decree in the case of Whitte- more & Lewis Investment Com- pany, a corporati plaintiff, vs. ‘red Henderson, National Bank of Commerce, a corporation, Cadoma | ployed at the mine. weeks DENVER, Oct. 22. + ‘The state in. dustrial commission bas isste@ ar order to the miners of the: Oskview mine of the Oakdale Coal company in Huerfano county to return to work. The men have been on strike-ten days because of the Cistharge by the company of one of te foremen em- commission ret October 25 es the nm which t will hold a hearing at the mine in an-effort to settle the controversy, the sued @ mandatory orde: nounced at offices of the commission | —_—— Wheatland Store Robbed of $200 mated by McDonald Bros., the pro: prietors, that not less than $100 in goods were taken. fourth greater. districts, aie STORAGE 508 E. Yellowstone Phone 907 Subscribe fo: wally Tritune. on account of freight .dis- criminations againat Wheatland, |< Casper is a natural outlet for the products of the Wheatland farming but discriminating . freight practically. shutting her DRIVERLESS CARS FOR HIRE. \ People of Casper may enjoy the use meantime, being ordered|,r » good car, elther Dodge or Ford phoning 1698NR asking for Mr. J. 10-20-6t% BATTERY “Coste Lese par Month of Sereice™ Why Pay More anu declared those acts were not re- : troactive jn that they had no effect Wheatlend farmers must pay $6.20).>50n titles or transactions on record per ton freleht.to ship hay. to Casper! before the passage of legisiation. but they can ship it to Cheyenne for $2.50.per ton, the distance is only a Efforts by the corporation to have Mfted the embargo which was recent- ly imposed by Vera Cruz state author- ities to ensure the payment of back tax ed.section of this Were sustained by the court. land values announced for the trrigat- county. In New Guinea the bethrothed man is branded on the back with charcoal, but the woman's mark of engagement is actually cut into her skin and is never allowed to vanish completely. USED CARS Overhauled and in First Class Condition Essex Sedan Reo Touring Overland Touring Hupmobile Runabout Kelly-Springfield Tires Kelly-Springfield Tires got their reputa- It Costs No More to Buy a Kelly Casper Supply Co. Corner Center and Fifth Streets Phone 913 OIL CITY AUTO SUPPLY CO. 412 East Second Street—Phone 1112 «the annex of the Park school, win|Sheep Company, a corporation, and Corner Serond Wy gs tent P vo ite headquarters to the gym-.| Barnéy McNelly, defendants, fore- ELEAL Rastusn/ of Recon high school build Soaig epee Saree Seip Fe h 90 P H Bo caren Phone 1106 WHITE MOTOR iar co. ing, and the first ting of the t ziven by the defendant, Fred Hen- r ur pegs etd Pte | an cre 0 > Avenue 165 South Ash Street—Phone 908 ning of this week. tiff; that said decree ordered the : ; - Sheriff of Natrona County to take immediate possession of all sheev belonging to the defendant, Fred| Henderson, and the Cadoma Sheep Company, a corporation, or either of them, branded with the “H” brand on the wool, and to sell said sheep, or so many ‘thereof as would W. J. Bailey and Rev. L. B. Carter are new members of the troop commit tee of troop three, taking the places of C. E. Hoodand Rev. W. L. French, respectively, whe. have left the city. Mr. Bailey ts the chairman of the + committee. The headquaners of the FOR YOUR AUTO REPAIR WORK? RAY’S SERVICE STATION *- West Yellowstone Business and Professional Directory INVESTIGATION BUREAU troop have been moved from the base. pelea pings pioneer: to it he ent of the Methodist. chu ‘0 th ent. of Six ousan o BSE 4 Roely, completed “auines. Tak ome (80.000), ant costae oP Merits This is why we can do your work for 90 cents an ep and of pub of sule. to said order, comm contemplates equiping the troop Uh some new athletic ps + phernalia, screening the windov of the annex so that the scouts ma he able to play basketball in thelr headguarters during their troop meet hour. We do all of our own work. We employ no hired mechanics and have no overhead. We guaran- tee all work. Give us your next repair job on your car and we will save you half. Q . R CONNECTIONS AUDITORS a nty-sever! Hundred seven (2797 ‘ MIDWEST BUREAU \OF INVESTI- ery 797) bead of said sk rng, GATION — Civil and Criminal, Suite Phe troop committee has secured| BFanded with the “H’ brand on tl With foreign exchange. markets assure ¥02 Cintinental OM wool, and I will, on Monday, idth day of November, 1921, be- tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, ai the front door of th ourthouse in the City of Caspér, Natrona County, Wyoming, offer for sale to the highest and best bidder for cash, all of said sheep, or so many. there- of as will satisfy: said judgement to the am t of Thousand Dol- 1 300), and costs of keeping caring for said sheep and of publication and expenses of‘sale. Dated this 21st day of October, Bidg. Phone 16:3, LAWYERS MBNCM A DULLACK the services of John M. Nash, proprie- » of the Automotive Service Station We Call For and Deliver ECONOMY GARAGE 1431 South McKinley Phone 1365-J POSOPVOOSOO OOOO: ~~ ACCOUNTANTS 7 CORKEP, 208-11 Ol) Exchange Bldg. Phone 660, ARCHITECTS UBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects ss Rooms 24-25 Block the scoutmaster of the troop to ceed FL, McGraw, who expects leave the city shortly. Regular estings of the troop will be held on iday evening. promptness in service, although it must be remembered that conditions abroad as re- gards mails and transportation facilities are still far from normal. R. 1, Burns, credit manager of the National Supply company, has been commiasioned as the new scoutmaster of troop six of the First Baptist paint emanate ran NOTICE. State of Wyoming ) ss. Call and get our rates, ask us regarding our service before you buy foreign exchange. HAGENS @ MURANB 4 jects. 415 Oil Exchange Bidg. Phone 1162. 206.207 on ers F : AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING AUTO RADIATOR SPECIALISTS Cleaning, pairing and Kecoring Work Called for and Delivered Phone 4813 724 East Thirteenth BOILER WORKS Casper Boller and ‘Tank Works 416 South Kimball Street. All Kinds of Repair Work—Old Boilers Bought and Exchanged— York a Specialty, ——$—$—$——$— BAGGAGE and TRANSFER page ee SKE BEN TRANSFER CO, Baggage, Meavy Moving. hone- 74J. LES TRAN! mes: 87-W, Grit 104, i Htes., 82-W, “Ufiice MOVING A SPECIALTY, CHIROPRACTORS J. H. JEFFREY DR. DR. ANNA GRAHAM “ 4 Suite 318 Midwest Bldg.” Phones Tos. e-_ _ County of Natrona _) | In the District Court, Sixth Ju-| dicial District. | « LEIDECKER TOOL CO., a Corporation, Plaintiff, eriff, 1921. DOPOPH OOS OO OPOOSO SSS O GOD OSE HSH POSIP FF FI POOPOD OP ODO IS = ) ) ) ve. ) for Se a Cc. KIRCHNER, ) Defendant. ) To C. Kirchner, said Defendant, a uci-resident of Wyoming, whose present place ‘of residence and post- office address is No. 916 San An- tonio Avenue, Los Angeles, Ca’ “fornia: Said defendant will take notice that he has been sued in the above entitle’ court and that his prop- erty wituate in this county has been attached to cocure satisfaction of judgment to be obtained by sai tion by Leidecker Tool Company; that the object and’prayer of the petition in said action is to obtain judgment against the defendant in the sum of One Thousand Dollars (31,000) and interest at the rate of eight per cent (8%) per annum from August 19, 1920, swith attorney’s fee tion, which debt plaintiff alleges to g/be due upon account of a certain -spromissory note of date May 19, 1919, in the principal sum of $1 213.40, executed by the said d fendant and payable to said plai tiff, Leidecker Tool Company; and that he is required to answer the petition of plaintiff filed in the above named court, on or before the 19th day of November, 192 or said petition will be taken true and judgment rendered a » cordingly. Dated September 23, 1921. HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of the District Court. Publish Sept. 24, Oct. 1, 8, 15, 1921, ‘32 Years of Service May We Serve You? Casper National Bank CASPER, WYO. = 1. Wolcott St. RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER. AUTO RADIATOR WORKS ™~ Under United States Government Supervision. DR. B. G. HAH? DR. KDNA ARN Sulte 2, ‘townsend Block Phones: Uffice azz, Hes. 1235, UM. E. HARNED, Chiropraci 162 Norsh Mf Si ee Phone 1457, EVAH M. HOUSER HERN ‘ALL $6 Chiroprac: be 210 East Fitth st, What is it that makes a brick chimney become defective? Is it because the base sinks and allows the brick to spread? That isa rare possibility, but that is NOT the ordinary cause. The real cause is expansion and contraction. A chimney is heated and cooled a great many times during its life. It may be fifty times in a single day. It is bound to be fifty times in any month. It may be next to red hot when a driving cold rain sets in and chills it very suddenly. Each time it expands and contracts, it loosens the mortar that holds it together, and gradually, though sometimes very quickly, it crumbles and falls out from be- tween the brick, Then a strong wind comes along and drives the heat back down the chimney, if it is held there for just a short time the flames,find their way through the brick joints to the studding, and the studding being kept very dry is all ready to start-a fire. It may smolder and go out, then it may get just another little whiff of wind and come through the roof, and the house is doomed. This is the one cause of more fires among residences than any other one cause. This cause alone cost the country $16,000,000 in 1919. Do-you want to take your chance of cremation from this cause when you can just as well have an abso- lutely fireproof chimney? ‘ ASBESTOS CHIMNEYS-ARE THE ONLY BUILDING UNIT IN THE WORLD THAT HAVE NO EXPANSION AND CONTRACTION. Asbestos Chimneys are made in blocks each of which is a complete building unit. The outside shell is two inches thick, and the round flue hole inside is two inches thick, with an air space between the two. The blocks are 16 inches square and 7 inches high, so that when you set one block upon the other you have 288 North Washington and K Street. SIGN PAINTING TAXI DOES YOUR ROOF NEED ATTENTION? “Phone 15283 a St Phone 15283 CLEANERS and PRESSERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Center, Fifth ook Teale Pha 55, DOCTORS Sed DR. A. P. KIMBALL Surgery and Diagnosis o eee White's. Grocery jce . 120M —s- Res. Ph, bs CASPER, WYO. see IARSHALL ©. fi Phone Pavais Hospitale12 seer 104. ROOF CONTRACTING WXOMING ROOFING Co. General Roofing Contractors. ing and Recoating a Specialty. 527 Bast Twelfth . Phone tw GENERAL CONTRACTING Bush Art. 242 Winter is just around the corner. We Seeveccewvecscesces We're Ready jhousehold have some good roof paint and cement. ee To move your goods. We specialize in haul- ing furniture and pianos. Baggage and any kind of hauling. _ COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU ee 7, 14 inches of completed chimney. Each b'ock is pressed under eighty-ton pressure, ——— BPA is Pe Ra so that there is applied ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS & : csviaks Pratt—Let us give you an 2 ian ote -PRESSURE TO EACH BLOCK, THUS MAKING IT ONE HOMOGENOUS & york. “Work done prompily., Phone $ , MASS, 90 per cent of which is PURE ASBESTOS. H Im H. d C 7. $ See Ben Patronize a Home Factory. Phone Your Order to 693-J or 1511-W. 2 > 0 es ar war e 0. GENERAL TEAMING . 4 Sand and 1 -elly. : Transfer Co. FRED PATEE, 1014 South Oak Street =| cornersecond and Wolcott Phone 601 2 2a See 2) «, Stamler Overbaugh, Frop.: 3 EARS : Phone 1147J. Office and Phone 74-J < => 1206 Glenarm if seetoreserereossoscessecsesoosoreseoesosoeeeeeeees B