Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 18, 1923, Page 15

Donse Brotners DEALERS SEtL 600D USED CARS We rest our case on the word of our ownen— and you can get any number of their names from us for the asking. Good Values for Today— . — DODGE BROTHERS COUPE. 1933 model; tms been driven lees than 2,000 miles; a bargain $900 DODGE BROTHERS TOURINGS. 1923 model; tn first class condi- | tion and will deliver practically one 1921 model; this car has practi- cally new tires and is very rea- sonably priced at ~..--....3400 BUICK’ TOURING, 1922 model, six cylinder, just out of the paint shop ~—__.$650 1922 Buick roadster, six cylin- a | 1920 Gtephene touring, newly painted; new top --..-.--.§350 1917 Ford touring --...---$50 touring Severat ‘Dodge Brothers cars at $150 to $350, Coliseum Motor Co. i Hast 5th st. Phone 724 USED CARS Pieree a stage line Priced resonable at oo gLs0 (ASH CASPER MOTOR COMPANY machines, $3 Broo! 560 East H. Second. Phone 1 right iano, ee are bar- A a in if Raker at once; cash $150. ned Furniture Co. Phone 249. OR SALE — Good piano, nearly new Box B89, Tribune. ‘gain basement; many ve been only slightly used and not be told from new; all fully baranteed and our exchange bond ven on any instrument selected; beral terms, D. R. 8. player rolls, ree for $1. The Chas. EB, Wells lusic Co,, 283 El. Second. Phone OR SALE—Victrola, oll stove, ofl heater, dishes: iron cot, Mbrary aoe other furniture, 234 W. YANTED—One’ or two sgiris to board.and room with private fam- yy. Phone 650. OR RENT—Room and board for two cyoung men in private home. 2 S. Beech. Phone 756W. OARD anc room in modern 256 East F. Phone 1792W. DOD board and $10 per 331 week; mealg 4fc. John |. Grant. OR 3 board if desir- ed, 908 S. Walnut Phane 769J. OARD and room, furnished rooms or board and room. 530 8S. Chest- it. R RENT—Roomn, voard if destr- ec, 1005 S. Spruce. (OOM and board; hot water heat; gentleman onl $10. week. 634 ¥. Phone 1760NW. 29ARD an® room in small private bourding house, rates reasonable, 3 CY. Phone 1066M. Arrow, seven passanger, nt ‘condition, would make a with use of shed for chickens. P. O. Box 172. WANTED TO RENT 5000 condition; TO — Piano in be hand adding machine, must be in g00d condition. P. O. Box 956. RE) Phone 395W. FOR RENT—Two for bus line. 336 8. Jackson. two or more gentlemen; modern fur- nished apartment; one block from bus line. 792 CY. FOR RENT—Two two-room mod erm apartments; one block from ‘bus line. 1249 S. Melrose. FOR RENT — Unfurnished three. room apartment, water, gas, lights; $25; two rooms $18; two blacks Standard refinery. Phone 1627R. a ligh: _ apartment, gas en its, part- ly furnished. 1217 W, Railroad. In- quire 600 East A. Phone 412. ——— ee "| FOR SALE—Fiveroom house, South ay. (terms to sult, Martin-Lamar. Phone throughou: t, full lot, east front, $1,000 will han- die it if taken soon. Union Invert ment Co,, Phone 2105. 610 EB. See- on FOR SALB — We have just one more week to sell these two five- room modern houses to avoid fore- closure; make us an offer; $1.500 cash wil! handle this property; a splendid location; a chance to make Profit. Martin-Lamar, Phone —— FOR SALE—Comfortable four-room home, with full basement, on cor- ner lot, lawn and trees tn: this home is on pavement, close in and on bus line. Phone 1639J, ——————————__________ FOR SALE—Brick bungalows, bar- gains, two new five and six-room bungalows, extra good buys; pares ~} on terms. Grover C. Gorsuch, build- able for two gentlemen; references required and given; from business center, Tribune. FOR RF four Box dlocks Bel ENT—Modern sleepingroom, on bus line, $3.50 per week. Base- ment 1063 Boxelder, FOR RENT — Nicely furnished with home privil- in private home, no other sleepingroom, eges, roomers, Phone 2405W,. FOR RENT—Furnished basement room for gentleman only; hot water heat. 342 8. Park. FOR RENT — Bedroom, adjoining lavatory, private entrance, priv: fleges, suitable for two; close to bus Une, Phone 568W. 1227 8. Oak. Apartment-hunting is no fun, But use an ad—the job is done! “USEA © WANT AD Toom for FOR RENT—Desirable one. At 1236 S. Walnut, on bus line. R RENT—Furnished steam heat- ed room, close in, 140 E. Midwest. FOR RENT—Two _ sileepii close in well hi refinery, $16 per month. Midwest. —— FOR RENT—4leepingroom in mod- ern home, bus line, lady only. 346 S. Jackson. Phone 1038J. FOR RENT—Modern steam heated » 423 8. Durbin, Col- sleept orado: FOR RENT— Two newly furnished heated rooms, tub and shower heated FOR RENT—Nicely fugnishec bed- in modern home, on bus room, line. 527 S. Washington. FOR RENT—Pleasant sleepingroom in modern 18, in, suitable in home, close for two gentlemen. 152 N, Phone 721M. FOR RENT—Bedrtom, adjoining bath, suitable for one or two gen- four-room semi-basement ment, newly ds heat Phone 1542M. and storerodm on lot 50x140 foet; electric Ughts, */gas and water, reasonable terms, Call after 4 p. m, 1313 8. Locust. $$ FOR RENT—Large two-room base ment apartment, 627 W, Tenth. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished basement apartment. 409 8, Mc- Kinley. Phone 1658W, re FOR RENT — Unfurnished apart. ment, three rooms’ newly decoret- ed, on paving, laundry in basement, Phone 2268NR. MR. RENTER—Are you interested in a home building plan that will enable you to live in your own house and pay for samo like rent? See the United Home Builders Association, Becklinger Bldg. Phone 1830. poet Be ba ag YOU CAN buy a home under our 3 per cent loan plan for what it costs you to rent. United Home Builders Association, Suite 105, Becklinger Bldg. Phone 1830. FOR RENT—HOUSES tlemen. Phone 757J. 119 N. Grant. FOR RENT — modern home, gentlemen r rear sae te bathe HOR, Daw Phone 730J. FOR RENT—Six-room house, ern, Inquire 833 Elm. FOR RENT —€leepingroom modern home. 635 8. Phone 2379W. FOR RENT—Sleepingroom in cen- tral part of city, 235 N. Durbin. Phone 382, IR RENT —Piveroom house after ‘November 22, Water, lights and gas in. 200 West K. Phone 2386J. FOR RENT—HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS —— FOR RENT — Light housekeeping rooms. 714 8. Oak. RR RENT—Two large furnished front rooms for housekeeping, on North Williams street. Evansville, RENT—Threeroom furnished apartment, close in. 214 8. Grant. furnished; or unfurnished, ina Jackson. FOR modern, house, built-m features; also age; lease for winter. 711 E, teenth. FOR RENT—Two-room house, fur- nished or unfurnished; lights, wa- ter, garage. Inquire 1246 8, Fen- way. gar Four- ee FOR RENT—Five-room house; wa- ter and aectricity, on bus line. See Brown, 313 W. Midwest Ave. FOR RENT—Four-room house with bath and garage; partly furnished in 1200 block on South Durbin. In- quire 904 W. Midwest. FOR RENT—A seven-room modern furnished house with three fur- nished rooms in basement. 252 N, Jefferson. modern in every respect. Phone 1967NM. FOR RENT—New_ three-room furnished house. 139 Hast H. FOR SALE—Two-room house mod- ern except bath tub, close in on orth side, one-half block from bus ine ,casy terms, 139 East H. FOR RENT — Small houm, partly furnished. 646 East A. FOR RENT—Four-rdom house with bath, modern, unfurnished, on bus line. 210 N. McKinley. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Modern two-room fur nished apartment. 1116 W, teenth. FOR RENT room basement nished apartment 145 N. son. FOR_ RENT — Commodious unfur- — Furnished modern two apartment. 343 W. Eleventh. Phohe 1554W. FOR RENT—Two-rcom modern fur- Jack- Fit- FOR RENT—Heated garage on the pavement. Phone 551, —— FOR RENT—Garage. 824 8. Wol- cott, FOR RENT—Heated garage on the pavement. Phone 511. FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS nished apartment, four rooms and bath, enclosed back porch, closet, brick. building, nice borhood, garage. Phone 2368J. large neigh: FOR RENT—Store roam: ingulre at auction house 326 W. Yellowstone ————— FOR RENT — Modern furnished apart: lecorated, and ingrooms, | water, near bus, $45. 642 EB. Twelfth, eated, reasonable rent, close to bath. 530 S. Beech. FOR RENT—Large well furnished ed room, suitable for batchi: near December four room seated ma batan: er. 627 EB. Eleventh. —— Let us show you a two-room house, west side, $1,500 with $300 some Call after 5 o'clock. Phone FOR SALE— New home on east side, block from paving, entirely modern, four rooms and bath up- stairs, three rooms, bath below, on corner lot, east front; an exception al buy; terms to suit. Phone 2105. Oe FOR SALE—Threeroom houso and Barage, west Casper, $400 will handle, 8. S. Call Realty Co,, 102 Becklinger Bidg. ee FOR SALE—Three-room house; wa- hts; nice location _with $200 cash; full lot. Martin-Laniar. Phone 2214. ———<$<$ $< $$ ter, gas and | on bus lne; $2,2' FOR SALE— cash. Martin-Lamar. Phone 2214, —_—— MUST sell by noon Saturday, thrée rooms, close in, on north side, a one-room house in rear; rents for $18; also garage in rear, this house ia on sidewalks and one house off of North Center; total price $2,500. $300 down and $40 per month. John M. Realty Co. Phone 1129, FOR SALE—Threeroom modern house with one finished room in ith basem of hos- pital; $2,700 with $800 cash and $50 month, Martin Phone ‘Lamar. 14. —Only $6,300, $1/500 colonial bun- FOR SALE—Good home, five rooms and bath, entirely modern, corner fot with east front, and garage. walks and lawn, sells furnished; $4.81 look this over now. Phone SALE—Two-room house, on south side, two car garage on 40 foot lot; see un at once; price $1,750, $200 down, balance $30 per month. Phone 1129. John M. England Real- ty Co. FOR SALE BY OWNER. Seven-room modern house, can be divided into apartments, | making home with an income; on pavement; southeast part; trees, lawn, gas and garden. Te}, 5533 after 6 p. m. ee FOR SALE — Four-room _ strictly modern home, full basement, gar- tot, on Lind street, a at $5,775, $1,275 downy ice easy. Phone 1129. John M. Eng‘and Realty Co. a FOR SALE—Dandy fourroom fur- nished house, southwest side, ono- half basement; large largo house, wn is all fenced, chicken house and run, $5,000, $750 down, balance easy. Phone 1129. John M. England Realty Co, FOR SALE—Five-room hou and three rooms finished in basement: this home is close in on South Jac! son, gn pavement and a very fine Place; price $6,800, $2,000 down and balance easy. Phone 1129. England Realty Co, FOR BALE — Modern five-room Byeyping.-> lvingrdéom with fire- P oors, garage, full lot; Brice’ reduced from $6,000 to $4,750 a! sale, very easy terms. Call age, corner dandy buy John M. A GOOD HOME. Is a debt which every man owes to his wife and family. He will a!- ways be in debt while he lives in @ rented house. Wo have for sale a new modern house consisting of five rooms and bath all oak floors on paved street, close in, surround. ed by beautiful homes,’ price re- duced to $7,500, $1,500 cash. Large Jot on South Darbin street on par street; price $2,200; good terms. ites ari neeraser ioe’ place; le if lawn; price $8,000, $1.500 cash. Harry Free, The Lot Man Phone 238 Townsend Bldg. —<——— FOR SALE—A nice home and in- come property on Lincoln, eleven rooms, all furnished; rental income $140 per month and family occupy main part of house; $9,350 with $1,500 cash. Martin-Lamar. 2214. — FOR SALE—Four-rogm house in Kenwood addition, partly furnish- ed on good corner lot, water an¢ lights in, gas 15 f Phone shape as part pay. Phone 1129. John M. England Realty Co, ‘Threeroom house on United street, 31.900 with $200 —_ OPEN For Inspection Seven good new homes, $6,500 to $10,000. 2 - Grover C. Gorsuch 637 East Eleventh Melrosa, for only $2,350, $600 down and $30 a month. Phone 1129. John M. England Realty Co. FOR SALE—A beautiful five-room modern home on Beech for $7,600; 2214. HOME AND INCOME A fiveroom house divided into two apartments and having two apartments in basement. This house has 2 monthly income of $145 and is located in the southwest part of town in a very good rental district; priced at $6600 with $1,000 cash and all the furniture ts included. Home Realty Co., 255 S, Center Phone 1088W. FOR SALE—New home, will con- sider small house and some cash. ‘all Realty Co., 102 Beckling- Phone 1521. FOR SALE— Six rooms modern with four rooms modern in base- ment; right in among the nice homes; $12,500 on terms, Murtin- Lamar. Phone 2214. FOR SALE—I have two three-room cottages, near North Center street and within walking distance of busi- ness center; will sell one for $1,500; and one for $1,850 on reasonable; terms and make liberal discount for cash. I am non-resident and will arrive in. Casper about November 15: be sure and see these. Box B-65, Tribune. “Hor the auicke response tovour spe lor the qui 0 our spe. cial call f in last Sunday's per, and for the courtesies ex: ded our LADY SALESWOMEN LISTING SOLICITORS. Mr. Lewi and Mr. Morehouse. CASPER IN- VESTMENT CO., 301 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. P. 8—We still need more homes to supply our demani, and have clients waiting. Phone 203. pacar tla caramel ap ent tone FOR SALE—New six-room _astrii ery and round house. 1146 8. Cot- tonwood FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE ENGLEWoopD, ‘Why not buy a five or ten-acre suburban lot in Englewood, four and one-half miles north of Casper drive from Casper postoffice, he best paved menwey: th the state, irrigation project, get away the high rent and high taxes; five acre lots $500 to $750; easy terms. Call us today. John M. En; Cor Phones Eo pia 202 0-5 Bids. RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE, Four lgts, South Butler addition, cheap; water and sewer; will sell one or all together. Call 1744. FOR SALE TWO LOTS. 280 and 281 in Kenwood on Wash- ington street between Tenth and Bleventh. H. P. Johansen,- 604 W. Second. FOR SALB—Acre tract, well situ: ated on water line, adjacent to the city lmits; located in develop- ing section; on water line, street on two sides; can be divided into six lots; excellent investment and dea! location for chicken ranch or truck garden. Cal! 1189. Call answered un- til 8 p. m. Baker Grude Investment Co. " RESIDENCE LOTS CLOSE IN, For Sale—Five lots in second block off East Second en South Washington; paving goes in next year; price $1,075. Call owner 734R. FOR SALE—Desirable lot, 50x135, with water and gas, good building site, for only $200; terms $20 down and $10 a month, Address Box 319, Casper, Wyo. INCOME PROPERTY WE HAVE some of the best and biggest bargains in Casper—IN- VESTIGATION WILL CONVINCE, Cash payment down from $1,500 to $5,000; INCOM from $250 to APARTMENT on East Second including lot, building; EVERYTHING for the sum of $30,- 000 WE THANK YOU. Mr. Lewis and Mr. Morehouse. CASPER IN- VES’ NT CO., 301 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. Tel. 203. SPECFAL BARGAINS SELDOM FOUND. A new fourroom bungalow with bath between cn lot corner of Wil: low and Railroad avenue; two-room house on end of lot rents for $20 per month, the other has standing offer yearly $70 per month; size of this property is 147 feet on Rail- road avenue by 97%4.feet deen; leav- ing room to build two more houses; owner says have to havo ready cash in order to save other buildings; willing to sacrifice for $5,550, $2,550 cash down, balance building and loan payable $71.25 per month for eight years; at end of perio® you draw out $4,500 cash additional; the income ‘from this property today will pay itself out; this 1s the best bargain in Casper today. We chal- lenge and defy mortal man to find anything its equal. If interested we will be pleased to hear from you. a Mr. Lewii forehouse. CAS. PER INV . CO., 301 Con- el. 203, BUSINESS CHANCES WE HAVE any kind of a business you want. An interview will con TATION one and all. WE THANK YOU. Mr. Lewis and Mr. CO., 301 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. Tel. 203. i FOR t, POR TRADE—A good lot with wa- ter and gas for a Ford. P. O. Box 1262. FOR TRADE—Have some good ir rigated ranches to trade for Cats- per income property. S. S. Call Real- ty Co., 102 Becklinger Bidg. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Buick Six for smaller car. Call at 140 Fast F St, J. W. Fannic. room house, What have you. Cull at 939 W. Tenth. FOR TRADE—By awner, four-room cottage bringing good monthly rental as two apartments, water, gas and lights. Partly furnished. ‘Trade for one or two clear lots and cash. Price $3,000. B-75 Tribune. TRADES! THADES! WE HAVE 'EM—ALL KINDS Our clients are our references WE MATCHED 20 THIS WEEK AND HAVE 100 more to pick from — COME UP AND SEE US MONDAY. We thank you, Mr. Lewis and Mr. Morehouse. CASPER INVEST: MENT ©O., 301 Consolidated Roy- alty Blig. Phone 203. MONEY TO LOAN J. C, DOBBINS, business opportu- nities. Office 139 East H, reat- dence 134 East H. MONEY to loan on Casper improved real estate. H. Vossback. Room 10, Daly Bldg. * WANTED TO BORROW WANTED TO BORROW — $2,000 will give mortage on $130 {income property. Box B-60, Tribune. LOST AND FOUND LOST—A la4y’s black hand bag, be- mm La and r. Finder return to Tribune office and receive reward. LOST—Mink neck piece. Finder please return to Music Shoppe, returned to Dr. Burnett, Henning Hotel. LOST—Between Jackson and Cen- ter on Fifth street, a Fidelity Building and Loan order book in a leather folder. Finder please notify owner and get reward. I’. P. Miller, 586 8. Jackson. ——— PERSONAL WILL Mr. King please write to Mrs. Alice Olson ,care of A. R. Meyek, Acme, Wyo YOUNG woman with girl four years old wants work as housekeeper or cook. Address Mrs. Mickey Lane, Casper, Wyo., General Delivery. A GOOD Christian young man. 30 years of age with a good perma- nant position wishes to meet a girl or young widow of the same char- acter about five feet. five with light complexion; all correspondence con- fidential, Mr. B, B. 220 8, David. 6006 BLOOD tablets are safer than 606; money back guarantee: price 32; particulars free. Welch Medicine Co., Atlanta, Ga. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U, & Land office at Douglas, Wyo- ming, October 24, 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 and 025974, for Hd. E% SW%; SW%SW%; SEUYNW%; NE Sec, 20, T. 84N, R, 84W, and Ad. Hd. NNW: SW4NW%; NWUuSW% Sec. 20; NW% Sec. 21, T. 34N., R. 84W, 6th Prin. Meridian, filed notice of in- tention to make final three year of to establish claim to the jand above described, before Un- ited States Commissioner at Cas- er, Wyoming: on the 28th day of jovember, 1923, Claimant names as witnesses: Patrick Hand; Howard Price; jomas FE, Arthur; Samuel Ford, all of Casper, Wyoming. B. J. ERWIN, Register ai Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 11, 18, 25 1923. ——_———— CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interlor, U. 8. Land Office, Douglas, Wyom- . November 5, 1923. following named entrymen hi filed notice of their inten- tion to make ‘inal proof upon their homestead entries before the United States Commissioner at Casper, Mf bets on the 14th day of December, 1923. Leora H. Brewer, of Powder River, Wyoming, widow of Chauncey S. Miller, deceased, on Homestead entry, Serial 019347, allowed April 18, 1919 for N% SE%, SW4SEX: S% SW%, Sec. 4; W%NEX%, NWSE Sec. 9, Township 35N, Range 84W, and on Additional Stockraising Home- stead ent: Serial 0192 allowed January 13, 1921 for W's Sec. 9, 1 | thy LEGAL NOTICES Township 35N, Range 84W, 6th Principal Meridian. Witnesses: Billy Brewer, Doro- thy Clark, Leora Brewer, and Wil- liam Clark, all of Powder River, Wyoming. William B. Duncan, of Powder River, Wyoming, on Stockraising Homestead entry, Sexial 028138, allowed August 19,192) for N%& N%, NU%SWM, WISE, Sec. 1 E%%*E% Sec. 14, Township Range 84W. Witnesses: Billy Brewer, Doro- Clark, Leora Brewer, William Clark, all of Powder River, Wyom- in, Sviniam Clark, of Powder River, Wyoming, on Additional Stockraising omestead entry Serial 025493, allowed October 14, 1920 for NW% Sec. 11, NE%, %NWM, SWUNW Sec. E%NE% Sec 9, Township $ Range 84W, 6th Principal Meri- dian. Witnesses: Leora H. Brewer Billy. Brewer, Hamilton Hughes, and Legrand M. Lee, all of Pow-| der River, Wyoming. B. z ERWIN Register Pub. Nov. 11, 18, 25 Dec. 2, 9, 1923. —< NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Douglas, Wyo- ming, October 16, 1923. ‘otice is hereby given that Timothy Mahoney, of Casp Wyoming, who, on November 23, 1920, made Additional Stockrais- ing Homestead entry No. 014551, for N%, N%YSW%; NW%SEX; SWSW, Section 1, Townshi: 35N. Range 81W., 6th Prin. Meri- dian has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to the land above described, before United States Commissioner, at Casper, Wyom- i on the 21st day of November Claimant names as witnesses: Timothy Mahoney, Jr., Robert Laidlaw, Maleolm McCrae, John Ellis, all of Casper, Wyoming. ERWI B, J. Register Pub. Oct. 21, 28; Nov. 1923, CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, United States Land Office, Doug- las, Wyoming, October 23, 1923. The following named entrymen have filed notice of their inten- tion to make final proof upon their homestead entries before the Un- ited States Commissioner, at Cas- er, Wyoming, on the Ist day of ecember, 1923: Lawrence E, Hart, of Casper, Wyoming, on Homestead ent: Seria! 019463, allowed January 14, 1921 for SEUNW%; S%NE%; N%S%; SEMXSW% Sec. 28, T. 34N., R. 88W., and on Additional Stockraising Homestead entry, Ser- ial 019464, allowed January 14, 1921 for S% Sec. 27, T. 34N., R. ,|88W., 6th Prin Meridian. Witnesses. James B, Grieve and James A. Laidlaw, both of Ervay, Wyoming, Donald McDonald of Oi ore Wyoming, and R. D. Campbell of Casper, Wyoming. Christine M. Baker formerly Grieve, of Casper, Wyoming, on adddtional Stockraising Homestead entry, Serial 019460, allowed Jan- aay 14, 1921 for SW%, SEX NW% Sec. 25; SE%; E4*SW%; SW4SW% Sec, 26, T. 34N., R. 88W., 6th P. M. Witnesses: Donald McDonald, of Oil City Wyoming, R. D. Campbell of Casper, Wyoming, James A. Laidlaw of Ervay, Wyoming, Don Roberts of Oii City, Wyoming. B. J. ERWIN, Register nee Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 11, 18, 25 —_—___. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. U. 8. Land Office at Douglas, Wyo- ming, October 12, 1923. Notice is hereby given that Ger- trude E, Miranda, formerly Wal- port, of Casper, Wyoming, who, on November 18, 1920, made Home- stead and Additional Homestead entries 025114 and 025115 for Hd. SEYNW%; S%NEM, NEY NE%; NEM%SE% Sec. 10; W% NW; NEXNW% Sec. 11 T. 33N,R. 80W., and Ad. N% SW%; SW4NW%_ Sec. 10; N%NEX ; SEUNWM; NY“ESWH Sec. 11, T. 83N, R. 80W 6th Prin. Meridian, has filed notice of in- tention to make final three year proof to establish claim to the land above described, before Reg- ister and Receiver, United States Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming on the 21st day of November, 1923. Claimant names as witnesses: C. P. Johnson, Ray Carroll, John Peters, Adam Lochner, all of Cas- per, oming. B. J. ERWIN, Register Pub. Oct. 21, 28; Nov. 4, 11, 18, 1923. ee ee NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Douglas, Wyo- ming, November 10, 1923. Notice is hereby given that Ed- win Ellen Harford, of Casper, Wyoming, who, on December 20, 1919, made Additional Stockrais-| ing Homestead entry No. 012796, for N% Section 10, Township 34N., Range 79W, 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 Casper, Wyoming, on the 19th day of December, 1923. Claimant names as witnesses. Mrs. Charlotte Pfeiffer, H. P. Sea- strom, John McKendry, William Bush, all of Casper, Wyoming. B. J. ERWIN, Register. Pub. Nov. 18, 25; Dec. 2. 9. 16, 1923. Sa NEE iS Is CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, Un- ited States Land Office, Douglas, Wyoming, November 15, 1923. The following named entrymen| have filed notice of their intention | to make final proof upon homestead entries before the Un-| ited States Commissioner, at Cas their} the ot PAGE FIFTEEN- LEGAL NOTICES per, Wyoming, on the 20th day of December, 1923: Crawford C. Richardson, of Casper, Wyoming on Homestead entry, Serial 012267, allowed De- sember 20, 1919, for all of Sec, 29, T. 34N., R. 79W., 6th P. M. Witnesses: Vern L. Thornton, C, H. Bean, L. H. Richardson, and Clarence Bergerson, all of Casper, Wyoming. Ierbert R. Bates, of Casper, Wyoming, on Stockraising Home- stead entry Serial No. 012249, al- lowed December 20, 1919 for all of Mis 28, T. 34N., R. 79W., 6th P.M. Witnesses: Vern L. Thornton, C. H. Bean, L. H. Richardson and Clarence Bergerson, all of Casper, Wyoming. B. J. ERWIN, Register. Pub. Nov. 18, 25; Dec, 2. 9. 16, 192 Transmission Is Improved as ‘Aid To Drive Control Brakes appear to some engincers in the automobile industry to be of such outstanding importance {n mo- tor car construction, that front wheel brakes have been added as regular equipment. Current magazines devoted to the industry have discussed pro and con the brake situation, with the result that many of the leaders in the bus- ines# have announced that present brakes can be improved to a great extent by removing the imperfeo- tions from thelr manufacture. Some, including engineers of the Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company, have added perfected transmission and clutch to thelr motor cars to allow this unit of the automobile to aid in braking. In the case of the Jewett and ita big brother, the Paige 6-70 the transmission has proven effective, states H, M, Jewett president of the company, in reduc- ing brake wear as well as making the two motor cars easier to handle in traffic, After much experimental work the Present transmissign and clutch was adopted for the Jewett. It can be handled eastly by the most Inexper- fenced of drivers and with slight practice i readily shifted from any higher speed to the next lower speed while traveling faster than traffio regulations allow, Oldest Highway On Continent Is In New Mexico! The most ancient highway in North America is said to be the New Mexico section of the Na- tional Old Trails Road, Accord- ing to Judge J, M. Lowe, presi- dent of the National Old Trails Road association, this section of the great highway {s the oldest road established on the North American continent, It extends from Socorro to Santa Fe, about one hundred and fifty miles, Don Juan Onate, a Spaniard, who was governor of New Spain (which comprehended all of Mexico) in the fifteenth . century, was the first man to establish a road in America. - Long years before the Pilgrim Fathers landed at Plymouth ock. Onate had marked out and estab- Ushed thiy road, which started at Santa Barbara, now Jiminez, Mexico, and ended tn the vicinity of what is now Santa Fe, New Mexico. This territory had heen claimed by the King of Spain in 1598, and 1606 Santa Fe was founded as the capital of New Spain. This route was used Im ter as a highway from th of Mexico via Vera Cruz, City of Mexico and Santa Bar- bara, unt the Santa Fe Trail was opened under the Act of Con- gress of 1824, This old road was then known as the ‘Camino Real’ —"The Kings Highway’—and it traversed the Rio Grande Valley from the Gulf to Santa Fe. —$—<.—___ Here’s Landlord Guit ia the NEW YORK, (United Preas)—~ New York City, the home of the hard-hearted landlord who frowns on children has an exception—Max Dick. “Uncle Dick,” all the ten- ants call him. He owns a six story apartment on the East He has owned it for 26 years, apartments rented at $5 a when he bought the building. ‘They still do. He holds a celebration every time a child ts born in his block. He offered a $500 prize for the first set of twins born in the building. Mrs. Jacob Berger has just won the prize. Since Dick owned the building, 227 babies have been born there. Every summer Uncle Dick gives them all a picnic. de. The room pak ae a Stockmen Lose Money DOUGLAS.—Stockmen and farm- ers in this stetion who have shipped their cattle to the Omaha market recently are not at all satisfied with the results obtained. All are anx- fous for legislation tending to lower freight rates which are now eating up not only the profits in the live- stock business, but ere throwing the stockmen iuito the red promiscuous- ly. One man who shipeed a bunch of cows received $22.45 per head. The cows cost him $65 per head three years ago. Another farmer sold a cow for $13 net, the cost of the animal being $140. It is reported that an- other Jocal stockman shipped four cows to market, recelving $56 per head for three of them and $26 for t . s claimed ‘ wv any of m that it ery four pay That Likes Kids