Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 7, 1923, Page 19

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1923. WANTED TO REN] Y-ANTED TO RENT—Piano by re- asf in steam hi it. ‘WANTED—One unfurnished close in perferred. Box B-55, B-62, Tribune. on pavement, reasonable rent references. P. O. Box 1843. ge on 8, Lincoln, WANTED—A ara; 8. Park or 8. Grant; Phone 180. cent interest we will gurantee pay- i eaker-Grude Investment Co., Wolcott. Phone 1189. MONEY TO LOAN ment. 183 N. MONEY loan on Casper improved Se eta, HH. Vousback, Hovm 10, Daly Bidg. FOR RENT—ROOMS 4 Rr 117 8. Jackson. RENT—Nicely furnished room; nse) if preferred. 104 S. Fenway. iT — One modern room, FOR REN' Bobo} ir bath adjoining; southeast and Thi nt! 51 59 - j # 4 2 R RENT—Sleepingroom, next to ah ots on bus line, reasonable, 1221 8. Durbin, Phone 2343W- INT—Nice front room, pri- OR ae blocks from October 8. 432 vate entrance, four Ubrary: possession 8. Beech. FOR RENT—Front able for one or two. Phone 1867R. — FOR RENT-—Sleepingroom in modr 4rn home, for young men; outside entrance. garage if wanted. 118 8. ‘Washington. FOR RENT— sg) adjoining bath. suitable for two or four gentlemen. 145 N. Jackson. _—<—<—<————$—_—$—— R RE Bedroom adjoining ba’ le ne or two gen: th, suitable for 0: tlemen. 119 N. Grant. ¥OR RENT—Room. 346 8. Beech street. R RENT—Sleepingroom for two pees in modern home; close in. 423 S. Beech. Phone 709. ¥OR RENT—Large front 13 bath, suitable entlemens 401 2. Fitth, H Ce RENT—Modern steam heated a 110 EB. Sixth. — Furnished sleeping or light housekeeping, close room in. 107 8. McKtyley. ———— FOR RENT—Basement steam heat- ed room for gentlemen only, big washroom and bath, suitable for ‘working men, right Cown town. 515 8. Beech. Phone 2182J. FOR RENT—Room adjoining bath private home, for one or two lar bi dies, 320 S. Conwell. INT—Room for one or two MMpoileren on bus line. Phone 2298 ard. Cal! 859 S. Spruce, ROOM AND BOARD BOARD for two men, ROOM AND adjoining bath. 643 S. Grant. ROOM and Board for two men, who will appreciate good home cooking pares home on bus line. Phone in 132 FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS ine; for housekeeping, on bus Ughts and gas. Phon® 1648W. FOR RENT—Two furnished base- ment rooms, with bath, near the Standard. Call at 859 S. Spruce. FOR RENT—HOUSEKEEPING RENT—Three furnished base- ment rooms for light housekeep- ing, also garage. 321 8. McKinley, FOR RENT—APARTMENTS RENT—V‘ desirable modern = bed é it, nicely fur- four-room apartment nished, 240 8. Fenway. FOR RENT—Two-room Soarimentay blocks to business district. 414 8, just completed, modern, Elm. Phone 2303. FOR RENT—Four-room untfurnish- ar abarinane with bath and heat. 704 EH. Third. RENT—Strictly modern apart- Rte four pes a bath; also furnished; ee bus line; garage if de- 719 N. Madison, 3. hy bed Murphy space; block from sired; adults only. Apply Apartment FOR RENT — Modern three-room apartment, large livingroom, bed- room and kitchen on bus line, In- quiro 104 N. Washington, FOR RENT—Two-room apartment, consisting of iivingroom and bea- of modern room on second floor home, grill cooking allowed, good lo- Word; some cash, balatiee terms, Ad- ef for it. cation; no children. 141 W. Tenth. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS ¥OR RENT—Three-room basement sen aul oak Tnqure hg ee ; . Inquire 1215 Ss. cust. Phone 2286W. 1 ices RENT—Furnished two-room apartment, modern, light and gas furnished, no children. Phone 1475. 909 S. Cedar. CD eee ‘FOR RENT—All modern nicely fur- nished: two-room apartment, A able for two. 215 N. Lincoln. Lsaes FOR RENT—Nice light t furnished basement ‘a ment to couple without children. 615 8, Lin- coln. ee FOR RENT— Nicely finisheq and furnished basement 602 Cy, Sport pent Ee FOR RENT—Apartment, to party. ‘Lady to share nice room private home, two meals if de- aired. 337 S. McKinley. Phone 858R. RENT—rOne furnished room, adjoining bath for one gentleman. buying mahogany furniture; near- ly new, Phone 1402. 503 8. Park, partment 2. FOR RENT — Uni hed apart- furnis! ment, $75. 315 E. Highth. ey FOR RENT—Tworoom furnished apartment, modern with gas. 510 S. Park. Phone 760J. FOR RENT—Strictly modern furnished apartment, Private bath, Murphy bed, large dressingroom; built-in features; gas ar Pie aa furnished $50 per . ‘unningham . A, 327 N. Park, Phone 1270. eee FUIND—On6-r09m furnished asement apartment, gas, lghts and bath furnished $30. 622 3, Phone 821W, f Bae BOR! RENT — Modern two-room nent ights and - 141 N. Park, ae eer FOR RENT—One one-room and one two-room apartment, furnished; price very reasonable. 422 un- steam heat; Phone 1512M. ; FOR RENT—Two-room apartm everything furnished, 1321 “s Spruce. FOR RENT—Three-room basement @partment, furnished. Call at 409 8. McKinley or Phone 1658W. bedroom in mod- érn home, adjoining bath, suit- | for two FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Three-room ho. Evansville, furnished, $20!" Ine quire 680 W. Yellowstone, rear ot Continental filling statign. ———————— FOR RENT—Modern nicely furnish- ed four room house with breakfast nook, garage, on bus line, halt block south of Hast Second, 254 8, ‘Fenway. a FOR REN'R—Ten-room modern furnished house, one two-room and one three-room apartments, Cownstairs, bath on both floors, also has all gas heaters Phone 903. FOR SALE_HOUSES _—_——— FIVE-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE. Modern bungalow, in best residen- tal district, see A. R. Schultz, at 962 S. Grant. Phone 2049R Sa anny $1,500 DOWN buys dandy home and income well located; full, size lot; five rooms, bath and breakfast nook on main floor, two rooms on second floor, and three rooms in basement; has all improvements in except pav- ing, but has graded street; stucco ouside finish; good garage; extra fine lawn and trees; near high school. Western Realty, Moose Bldg. ——__ FOR SALE—Three-room house; gas, water, light; house on rear of lot; wood building site; price $3,000, $800 will handle this. Phone 1821. $4,000 DOWN, balance easy pay- ments buys two houses close in, on Third street. where there is a good income and first class invest- ment; five rooms and bath on first floor and four rooms in the base- ment of one house: three-room mod- ern house on rear of property; pore everything complete. West- ern Realty, Moose Bldg. house on East Fifth street, $4,250 and $500 cash. Martin-Lamar. Phone 2214. three baths, large basement; income over $400 monthly; will consider any trade worth the money, Western Realty, Moose Bldg. FOR SALE — Fourroom modern house, corner lot with garage; in southwest Casper, $3,425 with $500 cash and $35 per month, Martin: Lamar, Phone 2214. $1,000 DOWN, balance just like rent makes ydu your own landlord; ex- cellent location; three full size rooms besides bathroom and breakfast nook; stoves with property; must be seen to be appreciated. Western Realty, Moose Bldg. FOR SALE—Two-room house on North Pear, $1,200 and $300 cash. Martin-Lamar. Phone 2214. —————— $500 DOWN, balance less than in- come from property, buys a little apartment house in Byanswville; the price of $3,000 is not for the busi- and the furniture goes No! It is not compoboard, it is plastered. This is worth while Joking Into, Western Realty, Moose Bldg. ————$—— FOR SALE—Twelve rooms pullt one year ago, double garage, price and ranges, | $6,000, $600 cash or car as payment Phone 928M. Ta ES | iat oy FOR RENT—Unfurnished six-room $600 CASH buys a $1,200 duflding modern house with garage. Pelton and Hemry. Phone 928J. lot on east side; all improvements jn street; sewer assessment pald for; no terms on this lot at this price. ———— FOR RENT—Oneroom shack, fur-| Western Realty, Moose Bldg, nished, $25. 1034 FE, Second. Phone 10877. s $e FOR RENT — Fight-room modern unfurnished house. Phone 263. ee -| SOR RENT—Four-room house, part- ly furnished, modern except bath. 600 East A. FOR RENT—Tworoom furnished house. Call at Kamon real estate for key. —— FOR RENT — Four-room modern house, sunparlor, built-In features, partly furnished. 732 W. Fifteenth. Phone 1687M. FOR RENT—Cheap, one-room house with lghts, water and ftur- nished only. Call at 118 West H. ————$—<——— $$ __ FOR RENT— Two-room house, all furnished, on sidewalk. 169 West K street. — FOR RENT — Fiveroom modern house, furnished; garage included; on bus line. Inquire 111 N. Jackson. ene FOR RENT—Six-room house, unfur- nished, Mghts, bath and gas for $65 close to bus line. 335 HB, Twelfth. << FOR RENT—Two-room house on Midwest Heights, has a good range; possession at once. Burns, 283 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1870. ——— FOR RENT—Five-room modern fur- nished house and sunporch; no children, Inquire basement, 320 N, Jackson. LL FOR RENT — Four-room house, completely furnished, on bus line, gas, lights. Inquire 823 Madison, eS FOR RENT—GARAGES —_—_—— FOR RENT—Garage. 828 8. Ash street. OO WINTER STORAGE on cars. Price reasonable. Apply 442 E. Yellow- stone. FOR RENT-.MISCELLANEOUS —— FOR RENT—Sewing machines, §3 per month. Brooks. 560 East H. Phone 1648W. FOR RENT—OFFICES << _______ FOR RPNT—Cho'ce office on Seo ond street. Phone 21. FOR LEASE [eee ER dd ne ES FOR LBASE—820 acres dairy, poul| try farm, 2% miles from postot- fice on river, ey Ad house, basement, barn for 60 head; milk house; poul- try house; garage; fenced: $800 annuatly. Phone 1542M. Twelfth. FOR SALE_HOUSES rental 642 EB, FOR SALE—Four rooms and bath with finished basement; modern throughout; also furniture, reason- able if taken with house; corner lot on pavement; garage with cement driveway; lawn and trees; some cash and easy terms. 612 S. Lincoln. ——————— $2,000 DOWN, balance like rent buys brick house on east side near Second street, This has five room: and bath on main floor, four root ‘and bath and laundry room in base- ment; fine home and good income; builtin features. Western Realty, Moose Bldg. FOR _ SALE — Three-room mocern house on Walnut; partly want dress Box 1237, Casper, | THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE i HOME. ‘We have a new home just com- pleted, consisting of five rooms. oak floors, fireplace; lot of built-in features, garage, located in the southeast part of the city; beautiful view: price $6,500, $1,000. cash. Harry Free, the Lot Man, Townsend Bldg. Phone 238. $2,000 DOWN, buys fine modern home six blocks from business center; hot water heat, glassed in sunporch; paved on both sides; full basement; garage; strictly modern in every particular; offered $4,000 cash for back 40 feet of lot. Whoever buys this property now should clear $5,000 in extra value alone in one year. Western Realty, Moose Bldg. A HOME AND A LARGE INCOME. $2,000 as first payment will buy an attractive home, large porch, sun- room which can be used as sleep- ingroom; living and diningroom with oak floors; two sleepingrooms; f finished rooms and bath in basement which are now rented to young men: four s'eepingrooms and bath on the rear of house, garage; beautiful lawn and trees; the incame is $260 a month and owner has a home be sides; the rent will take care of the ‘monthly payments and will pay for the home. Harry Free, the Lot Man Phone 238. Call 1257W Sunday, $1,800 DOWN, balance less than in- come from house buys a first class mocern home on corner; trees and lawn; sidewalks in and paid for; thie is shown by appointment only. If interested in something worth while call on us, or telephone in, and we will come out to see you. Western Realty, Moose Bldg. $300 DOWN, balance Ike rent buys good tworoom house in North Casper; plenty of water, graded street, and all improvements in al- ley. Western Realty, Moose Bldg. HALF CASH buys a real bargain; priced at $6,000; payments would be only $30 per month on balance. This is right down in town on the paved streets and Is built like a real hame; four rooms and bath anc large lot; this is now in an estate, and can be bought $2.500 under the market. Western Realty, Moose Bldg FOR SALE—One of the best bufit homes in North Casper, four rooms, large porch, full basgment; Karage; $3,500, $400 cash, R. Kamon, 242 E. Second. Tel, 702. $750 DOWN, balance like rent buys this kind of a house, corner loca- tion in southwest ir; three rooms and bath besides arpty bed; old ivory fintsh; built-in tures; this in a real home and is priced $1,000 lower than {t should be. West- ern Realty, Moose Bldg. FOR SALE—We will build you a home of two, three or four rooms with small payment down and easy monthly payments on balance, saves your rent money. Burns. 233 Mid west Bldg. Phone 1870. $200 DOWN buys dandy home tn North Casper; full size let, plenty of water, and on graded street; might consider Ford as part ment. Western Realty, Moose Bldg. FOR SALE—One acre containing 6 lots 50x135 feet, about eight blocks west of the Midwest refinery; four inch water main with permission to tap on adjoining property; this land ;will grow anything that will grow in this climate, $700. $70 cash, balance $25 month. Phone 1189, $500 DOWN is the investment; rent pays the installments; results are the ownership of your home in good location; three rooms and kitchen- cette: worth far more than the $2,000 ask- ‘Wentern Realty, Moose dandy clean little house and Bldg. FOR SALE_HOUSES FOR modern garage, two-room house in rear. Phone 1170W. PAY 10 PER CENT amount is only $500; rent out ome modern apartment; keep the oth- Fr one for yourself; big lot, then acd of the purchase price of this little double mont | walking ice. Do you want this * fern Realty, Moose Bldg. SALE—New residence of five fireplace, bath, large kitchen, builtin features, full base- ment, i $7,000, $2,000 cash. R. Kamon, 242 EB. Second. Tel, 702. $100 DOWN, balance as you like it; 00d one-room house built for a rear of fancy bullding lot; ights and gas right at your door; excavation done for four or fiveroom basement; ideal residence Be Western Realty, Moore $200 DOWN, balance easy payments; buys a dandy two-room house, plastered finish; big clothes closet; cement walk tg rear outbuildings with concrete floor; just the place for a home; priced only $1,250. West- ern Realty, Moose Bidg. FOR 84LE—Moéern ten-room house on pavement; partiy furnished; $4,000 will handle, baiance reason- able, 103 Becklinger Bldg. —— pee DOWN, balance $25 monthly, uys a first class building lot in Kenwood addition; would consider a small car; all improvements avail- able; located right on bus line. West- ern Realty, Moose Bldg. ee ONLY $1,000 down, only is the word; look here! Main floor four roctns, bath and extra Murphy bed; base ment two rooms, beth and) Murphy bed; ivory finish; garage; two baths; evel improvement |; including paved street. This is simply the fin- est place for the money in Casper. Western Realty, Moose Bldg. FOR 8ALE—Good four-room strict- ly modern hotne $4,800, cash $800, pasepoe monthly payments. Phone this! Whatever you ie rene to a in Casper, we have + Wi it for you, or it is not here, ae motto—'Rieht right terms, right way, right ‘Western Realty, Moose Plas. $5,000 CASH; terms be arranged on $15,000 property In aristrocratic part of Casper; twelve rooms; two baths; paved strggt; all improve- ments fn; extra 1 Jot; hot water heat; could usé good lots in trade; fine lawn and trees; shown by ap- paintment only. Western Realty, Moose Bldg, ——— FOR SALE—Well_ furnished four- room house on Washington, near Fifth; water, gas, lights and toilet; $1,000 down, balance $2,200. $35 per Pent and interest. 527 8, Wash- ingon. ee, $500 DOWN, balance just like rent, buys a dandy four-room house; Cees front, f park; big garage; mocern house, garage ready for you to move into; built-in features in house; payments on bal- ance like rent. Western Realty, Moose Bldg. guerantee; price $2; particulars free. Welch Medicine Co., Atlanta, Ga. ful power, tells past, present and future. Call and consult her on any affairs, 450 8. Durbin. Hours 9 a. m. to 10 p, m. HOMESTEAD—I can locate a on nice 640 acre homestead ree. railroad statian, Box B-64, Tribune, FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Lot, one block of high school; price $1,100 on payments. Phone 92 FOR SALE—Lots on Hast Thir- teenth street, top of hill, sewen, water, lights, gas available. E. C, Davis, Phone 57. Englewood, and one-half miles north of Casper on Salt Creek paved highway, in the great outdoors, wages iyen can have elbow roo; and ®@ rea} home for yoursel? and with chick: ens, @ garden and a family cow. Only 15 minutes sap eeeataL seat ie pa’ every the A every Reh no Camper tne and hig the high rent and high taxes; five nore lots $500 to $750; easy terms. Call us today. Phones 110543" $08 Olas. LAND FOR SALE FOR SALB—Ranch, 600 ented on Sweetwater river, five- room house, good Jog barn and itm- Froverenss, all fenced, 480 acres of eased land go with it. Address H. Clark Holmes, Alcove, Wyo. RELINQUISHMENTS, ETC. — RELINQUISHMENT—Must sell at once, good soil and water; adjoin- ing land sold for $25 per acre. Phone 923M, FOR TRADE ‘FOR TRADE— Have exceptionally good car to trade for property. with some cash also, Addreay Box B-59, Tribune, Casper Sunday terms to reliable party. ce ceed ss aca FOR SALE OR TRADE—for Ford, ‘WANTED—Someone to une FOR TRADE FOR TRADE—EFighty acre Missour! farm near school and church, $2,- 000; take other property. R. Kamon, 242 EB. Second. Tel. 702. FOR TRADE—Will trade for Casper Property, §2,500 first mortgage and one for $4,250. Phone 1821. ‘WILL TRADE, some good land near Midwest tank farm for carpenter work. Box B-50, Tribune. << FOR TRADE—We have client hav- ing Dudge coupe; wants to trade in on Casper property; east or south- east part; can pay $500 or $1,000 cash. Call See Ben. Phone 1480, FOR SALE OR TRADE a FOR SALE OR TRADE—1922 Buick touring car, excellent conditiqn; Phone 1404. one Dodge bug. Call at 228 W. Eleventh, Apartment 6. BUSINESS CHANCES ent will handle a room- ing iouse; income §700 per month; best location: at a bargain Call 562W or 528 W. Yellowstone highway, Sunday between 9 and 12. invest in business as a partner, ether ac- tive or non-active, wonderful oppor- tunity. Box B60, Tribupe. FOR SALE—Apartment building of sixteen rooms in housekeeping apartments, furnished, income $280 per month, $2,000 cash, balance Lhetes payments; owner. Phone FOR SALE— Furniture and two- year lease of sixteen rooms in two-room apartments, near refinery; good income. 1016 8, Chestnut, own. er. FOR 8ALE—Thoroughly modern up- to-date smal! rooming house, right downtown, everything new: rent rea- sonable, long lease. Box B-56, Trib une. Seer SALESMAN and organizer will raise $10,000 to $50,000 for business or venture that promises a worth while future. Address P. O, Box 457, Chi- cago. ee FOR SALE — Ten-.room boarding house, doing good business, good terms. Call 1760NW. 5—Business Opportunities—5 1—GROCERY STORE and meat market ccmbined, large cold stor- age capacity block, cutter, etc.; show casos, scales, delivery car and all equipment necessary for this kind of business; combi- nation store and dwelling; aix nicely furnished livingrooms and bath; garage. chicken house and run with about thirty-five chici- ens; go00d location; lease runs for three years at $125 per, month; guaranteed invoice of $1,250 stock: & real opportunity for’ eomeone: Ls “es a cash, — NDY LITTLE DELICA- TESSEN and light lunch store. Well located and nicely equipped, with a constantly growing trade $1,000 plus invoice of grocery stock; about $1,250 all told; some terms, if desired; two years lease at $65. 3—SHORT ORDER LUNCH coun. ter, down town location; doing a fing business; price $850 cash. 4—AFE, doing about .$40 per day; Dedrodm and bath in pouaecten! rent $60; lease $600 cash will han: dle; would consider lot as part payment. 5—ROOMING HOUSE with eleven nicely furnished rooms: furniture and leane for $1,250; this property is located in a very nice neighbor hood and the income will pay all expenses and allow a nice little ma gin for care, besides providing wu usually comfortable and comm: dious quarters for the party leas. ing the house, Fred Van Gorden Ag: Over Rialto Theater—Entrance on Center Street—Phone 555 ASK FOR MR, HARDMAN ——— FOR SALE—Best equipped beauty parlor in town at a sacrifice. Box B-43, Tribune. —— FOR RENT—New store and barber shop with two bathrooms; also three-room house. Inquire after § p. m. of Joe Lopy, corner Wasatch and Third, Mills, Right in. center of town. LOST AND FOUND ss LOST—Swies wrist watch, near the Bast Casper school, Reward. 805 E. Second. Phone 1271. ————— LOST—Atredale dog, black and tan, curly har, new round leather col- lar, silver name plate. Reward. 1258 $10 REWARD For the return of two horses; one sorrel gelding, ten years old, branded a on shoulder and brand- ea tga on hip. One blue roan gelding, four years old, branded fag on shoulder. ROBERT R. GARSON Ol City, Wyo. LEGAL NOTICES ——<—<—$_>$—————————— NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING OF CREDITORS In the District Court of the Un- ited States for the District of Wyoming. es the matter of B. F. Adding- ton, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No. 526. Notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting of credi- | tors in the above entitled matter ~ on the 11th day of October, A. D., 1923, at 10 o'clock in the fore- noon, at 500 Hynds Building, in the City of Cheyenne, Wyoming for the purpose of considering the declaration and payment of final dividend to creditors, considera- tion, allowance and payment of balance of expenses of administra- tion and prior claims, and such other matters incident to the final settlement of said bankruptcy as may come properly before said meeting. Dated this 4th day of October, A. D, 1923. CLARENCE A. SWAINSON Referee in Bankruptcy Publish Oct. 7, 19 MA ta NE hk NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Notice is hereby given that the ADA COMPANY was incorporat- ed in the office of the Secretary of State of Wyoming on the 29th day of August, A. D., 1923. The term of existence of said Corpora: tion is for a period of fifty (50) years next efter the above date. The OPhS for which said Cor- poration is formed is. To aid in the growth, cevalonmant and prof- it of any and all kinds of the in- dustrial and productive interests and resources of the State Wowie: the stockholders in said corpora- tion, and to these ends to conduct / Gertrude E. Walport, of Casper,! investment business, Wyoming, on Homestead and Ad-} buying, selling and generally deal-| ing in all kinds of real estate and| entries, Homestead 025114, allow- a general personal property; and as _ inci- dental to the main objects of said corporation, the acquiring by chase or otherwise of town ranch properties and other estate, and of stocks, bonds and other securities, subject to the lim-| vember 13, 19: itations contained in Section 5056 SW 4%NW% Wyoming Compiled Statutes, 1920 NE, SE4XNW and of selling, trading, exchang-| tion oe Towns ing or otherwise disposing of or encumbering the same, either on} commission or otherwise, in con- of| ur-| NE4SE% Sec’ lots,| NEXNW%& Section 11, real allowed December 20, 1919 for S%*SE%, SW% Section 2, S% Section 3, NEMNW%, NW% NE% Section 10, Township 33N., Range 80W., Sixth Principal Mer-} idian, Witnesses: C. P. Johnson, Ray) Carroll, John Peters, and Adam | : lil, Gertrude E. Miranda, formerly} ditional Stockraising Homestead | ed November 13, 1920, for SE% SW, Sis) NE4NE%, ion 10, Wi4NW%, and Additional | , allowed No- for N%&SW%,) Section 10, N%i 83N., Range 80W. Homestead 025115 , N%eSW Sec- 83N, Range 80W., Sixth Principal Meridian. | Witnesses: C, P. Johnson, Ray) Carroll, John Peters, and Adam nection with the above specified| Lockner, all of Casper, Wyoming. objects; the preparing of building | sites, and to construct, reconstruct alter, improve, and maintain b purposes, dwelling and apartment houses an other structures for the accomomdation of the public and of individuals and the profit of the stockholders, and to sell, rent, trade, exchange or otherwise han-|™ing, September 10, dle, or dispose of or encumber the same, either on commission otherwise, in connection with the above specified objects; with pover to borrow money to or) B. J. ERWIN, | Register. decorate, furnish| Pub. Sept. 9, 16, 28, 80, Oct. 7,| uildings for hotel! 1923, re NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. U.| S. Land Office at Douglas, Wyo- 1923. Notice is hereby given that harles H. Bradfield, of Casper, Wyoming, who, on June 4, 1921,! made Homestead entry No. 029026) fssue| for Lots 8, 4, SWUNW% Sec. 3,| onds, notes and other securities | Lot 1,SE%NE% Section 4, Town-| and to mortgage, encumber, trans-| Ship 84N, Range 79W, 6th Prin. fer and convey all kinds of per- sonal property and real owned by the company in connec- tion with the above specified ob- jects; and in connection with the objects hereinabove enumerated,| and| permit the establishment and op-! eration of, any business which! may be conveniently carried on,/ of which/ to establish and conduct, and the establishment may be directly or indirectly con- ductive to the above specified ob- jects of the company, as well as to contribute to, subsidize, or otherwise aid or take part in any such operations, and to execute any and all papers that may be necessary, proper or convenient, for the management, acquisition | and disposition of any and all of the above specified properties, within the objects and purposes aforesaid. The Capital Stock of said Com- pany is Fifty Thousand ($50,000.- 00) Dollars, divided into Five Hun- dred (500) shares of the par value| of One Hundred ($100.00) Dol- lars each. The affairs and management of said corporation shall be under the control of a Board of five (5) Directors, and H. J. Walters, Otto H. Bolin, E. A. Peek, R. E. Bar- ton and C. H. Brandon constitutes said board for the first corporate year of said company The Dencipal operations of said company shall be conducted in the City of Casper, trona, State of Wyoming, and the principal office of said company is in the City of Casper, and G, R. Hagens shall be the agent of said Company & charge of said office. Publish Oct. 7, 14, 21, 1923. ek SI LL ORDER FOR HEARING UPON PETITION FOR DISCHARGE In the District Court of the Un- ited States for the District of Wyoming. In the matter of B. F. Adding- ton, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No. 526. A petition for discharge in bankruptcy of B. F. Addington, having been filed herein and the matter of said petition for dis- charge having been referred to this Referee for proper proceed- ings in the premises, it is there- fore hereby Ordered that a hearing upon said petition for discharge be had before this Referee at 500 Hynds Building in the City of Cheyenne, Wyoming, at ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 9th day of Novem- ber, A. D., 1923; and that notice therefore be published in the “Casper Tribune” a newspaper printed in said District, and that all known creditors and other per- sons in interest may appear at said time and place and cause, if any they have, why the rayer of said petition should not bert J, Morrissey, of Casper, Wyo-| e granted and that copies of this| ming, who, on January 21, 1920,| notices be mailed to the creditors| January 24, 1921, made H to| stead and Additional Stockra them at their several places of res-| Homestead entries Nos. of said bankrupt addressed idence, exhibited in the schedules filed herein according to law. Dated this 5th day of October, A. D., 1923. CLARENCE A. SWAINSON Referee in Bankruptcy Publish Oct. 7, 1923. Meet ED adds NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. S. Land office at Douglas, Wyo- ming, September 22, 1923, Notice is hereby given that Leo- pold G. Cristobal, of Langley Field Hampton, Va., who, on January 15, 1921, made Stockraising Home- stead entry No, 020948, for all of Section 9, Township 82N, 79W, 6th Prin. Meridian, notice of intention to m: three year proof to establish m to the land above described, claim-| Wyoming, September 20, before Captain Richard H.| ant Ballard, Comnian aig Langley Field, Hampto! witnesses before United ates Commissioner at Casper, Wyoming on the 5th day of November, 1923. Claimant names Ruth Hopkins, Cecil Bon, Scherck, Mrs, Donald W. Ogilbee, all of Casper, W: ceaate B. J, ERWIN, Register Sept. 30, Oct, 7, 14, 21, 28, Nov. 3 19) Officer at —e—_—_—__ CONSOLIDATED NOTICE =) et er, Wyoming, on the 29th day o! PUBLICATION, Department of the Interior, United States Land Office, Doug- las, Wyoming, September 5, 192 to make final proof upon homestead entries before the Reg- ister and Receiver, United States Land Office, Douglas, Wyoming, on the 10th day of October, 192 Frederick A. Walport, of Ca er, Wyoming, on Stockraising Homestead entry, Serial 012358, PEEK, Secretary | Meridian has filed notice of saree | tion to make final three year proo: estate! to establish claim to |nbove described, the land! before United) States Commissioner at Casper(| Wyoming, on the 17th day of October, 1923. Claimant names as_ witnesses: Roy Martin, Tom Stevens, Geor; per, Wyoming, B. J, ERWIN, Register Sept. 16-2 Oct. 7-14, 1923 t NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U.! S. Land Office at Douglas, Wyo-| ming, August 31, 1923, Notice is hereby given that Otto C. Huber, of Powder River, Wyo- ming, who on April 1, 1921, made! Homestead and Additional Stock-! raising Homestead entries Nos.| 025973-025974, for Homestead} EM4«SW% SWUSWH, SEMSW %,| NE Section 20, Township 34N., Range 84W. Additional Home- stead N%*NW%, SWYNWK, NW%SW% Sec. 20, NW, Sec. Sixth Principal Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year roof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Commissioner, United States at Casper, Wyo- Claimant names as witnesses. Patrick Hand Howard Price, County of Na-|Thomas E. Arthur, Samuel Ford,| i all of Casper, Wyoming. B. J. ERWIN, Register. Pub. Sept. 9, 16, 28, 30, Oct. 7, 192 a NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Wyoming, September 18, 1923. Notice is hereby given that Lor- ming, who on October 19, 1920. Stockraising Hd. entries No 027413, 027414, for Hd. Lots 2, EY NW, NE% Sec. 7, T. 84N R. 79W, and Ad. Hd. Lots 8, 4, E*sSW%; SE% sec. 7, T. 34N, R. 79W, 6th Prin. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year Proof to establish claim Casper, Wyoming, on the 24th day of October, 1923. Claimant names as witnesses. Charlotte Pfeiffer, D. F. Edel- man, D. A. Edelman, H, P. Sea- strom, au Casper, Wyoming. Ns Register. Pub. Sept. 2: , 14, 21, ge NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION show} | Pub. Sept. 2 Range) seen 8 filed! sal mn, Va., and) ed St as witnesses:| Ben| Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Douglas Wyoming, September 18, 1923. Notice is hereby given that Al- 021397, 021898, for Hd. S% Sec. 22, T. 33) N, R. 82W., and Ad. Hd., W% SW, Sec. 23; W%NWY sec. 26 NE Sec. 27, Townshi Range 82W, 6th Pri eridian, has filed notice of irftention to| make final three year Proof to es- tablish claim to the land above de- scribed, before Clerk of the Dis- trict Court, at Casper, Wyoming, on the 22nd day of October, 1923. Claimant names as witnesses: H. E. Hamilton, Bert Conley, | Gladys Mooring, Ray McShane, all! of Casper, Wyoming. B. J. ERWIN, Register. 80, Oct. BOL Bec tahes SE » 14, 21, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. U, S. Land Office at Douglas 1923, Notice is hereby given that J. Homer Gallagher, of Casper, Wyo. ming, who, on March 16, 1920, February 19, 1921, made Home- stead and Additional Stockraising Hd. entries Nos. 023776, 028777, for Hd, NE% Sec. 13, T. 35N. R. 89W., and Ad. NW%, Sh, sec- tion 18, Township 35N., Range | 89W, 6th Prin. Meridian, has filed! notice of intention to make final three year Proof to establish claim | to the land above described, before United States Commissioner, at Jetober, 1923. Claimant names as witnesses: Earl Osborn, Mark Heaton, both of | Casper, Wyoming, Pete Bearer of | The following named entrymen| have filed notice of their intention, their) Wolton, Wyoming, Ben Hort of Wolton, Wyoming. B. J. ERWIN, Register. Pub. Sept. 2 , Oct, 7, 14, 21, ee NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. U. Land Office at Douglas, Wyo- opt. 12, 1923. Notice is hereby given that Albert Majors, Mike McCleary, Mike Ramke, all Township | of Casper? Wyomi Adams, James Bolin, all of Cas-| | 21, Township 34N, Range 84W.| ming, on the 10th day of October, | 192 Douglas, | elei E. Pfeiffer, of Casper, Wyo-| made Homestead and Additional) to the land above described, before) United States Commissioner, at} 33N, | PAGE SEVEN. Bernard Mueller, of Casper, Wyo- ming, who on August 23,’ 1921, made Additional Stockraising Homestead entry No. 013156 for NE\ Sec. 18, S%SE% Sec. 7, S% SW% section 8, Township 81N, Range 77W, 6th Prin. Meri- dian, has filed notice of intention and for the profit of| Lochner, all of Casper, Wyoming.|to make final three year proof to establish claim to the land above described, before United States Commissioner, at Casper, Wyom- ing, on the 17th day of October, 1923, Claimant names_ as witnesses: Houston Lamb, ing. J. ERWIN, Register | Sept. 16-23-80, Oct. 7-14, 192 \ se oe ee CLOSE INSPECTION [3 REQUIRED 10 LOCATE NOISES OF AUTOMOBILE Occasionally # car owner brings his car into the garage complaining of a rattle or squeak which he has been unable to locate. of noises is not always an easy mat- ter, as the sound Is frequently de ceiving, though @ systematic search The location will usually locate it. Before at- tempting to locate noises, the car should be thoroughly washed and dried, all bolts and nuts tightened, and all parts thoroughly lubricated. The car should then be taken for a trial run, and ff the nolse still ex- ists, the parts of the car should be divided into groups for inspection. Beginning with the running gear, inspect the radius rods, universal joints, wheels and steering knuckles. Next, take the springs, shock ab- runningboards, brackets, muffler, ofl Pan, hood and radiator. As the next step, take the body where it I= bolted to the frame, the ‘doors and hinges, dashboard, floor boards, windshield and top supports. Then, ingpect the engine to seo if it vibrates on the frame, examine the fan, exhaust pipe, clutch and brake pedals, Examine the fuel piping, armor covered wiring, and the dif- ferent accessories such as the tool box, tire carrier, license tags, etc. The actual cause of the noise will frequently prove a surprise when the indication of {ts location, as judged by the sound, is considered. —Automodile Digest. Do Radio Fans Sleep? Willard Wants to Know When does the radio fan sleep? This question in being asked by of- ficials of the Willard Storage Bat- tery company which recently opened its powerful new broadcast- | They have good reason for wonder- ing about the nocturnal activities while testing out {ts transmitting apparatus every night for a month Previous to opening regularly, re- sularly, recetved thousands of let- ters from night-owl radio fans. Willard officials knew that they did not anticipate the flood of them which Hterally poured in from all ever the United States and Canada. Many radio fans over a thousand miles distant from the broadcasting station, not knowing that they were receiving from one of the most powerful stations yet bullt ex- Pressed their ouriosity as to what equipment the amateur station was using to get such distance. The mystery was finally solved for them, however, when Willard began broadcasting regular pro- grams on Wednesday and Satur- day evenings, using the newly as- signed call letters WTAM. Coal Mine Sold GILLETTH—The Peerless Coal mine at this place, property of the late W. H, Shields has been sold to eastern capitalists through H, C. Raymond of Newcastle. The consid- eration was $25,000 cash. Nearly halt of the houses at the mine are now occupied by families, so it Js assumed that work will be- gin at once, As recently stated pre- parations have been going on for some time to pump the accumlated water from the mine in order that active work may be resumed, The Peerless mine has one of the thickest depolst of coal in the world: there {# no reason why tt should not be worked to the fullest capaci- ty, during the coming winter. Revoke Pool Hall License GLENROCK—At the regular meeting of the City Council they found where they had the authority to revoke any license that they had issued, if sufficient grounds for samo were presented, and on this ground they proceeded to revoke the Meense of the Moore Poo! Hall 1o- cated in the Sutphin bullding. Tho grounds used being a violation of the 18th amendment. Notice was served Tuesday morning that 24 hours was as jong as that place should remain open and since {t has been closed. The counct! state that there will be no more licenses grant- ed for pool halls in this building as it seems that as this ts somewhat off the regular beat, considerable trouble has always been experionced here. AMERICAN MADE AUTOS FAVORED IN FRANCE Imports into France of foreign automobiles during the first four months of 1923 totaled 4,409, of which 4,061 came from the United States, 295 from Italy, and 14 from England. The exports of automobiles from France in the same months totaled 7,94