Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1924, Page 2

we at edd a c PAGE TWO BY POLICE IN MONDAY RAIDS Twenty-five Gallons of Monshine Found in Two Places. two ne garage Oak street wn, 714 Sout There were two ten-gailon kegs and some jars and jugs of liquor. Brown and Fred Holmes were arrested in conne h the liquor. ‘The raid whs a about 1:30 o'clock this Hazel Hadison was arrest North Durbin street at 6 teh liquor was found h tub ready for The entrance of the however. The on bond Holmes was fined $100 and sentenced to thirty days in jail the latter sentence being suspended t Judge John A. M last night on a charge of violating the liquor the ying s too swift has been released i NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE. REBY GIV August 23rd, made and executed s, of Casper, Wyo- re the payment of Hundred Thirty-seven and 100 Dollars ($63 5), accord- ing to the terms and effect of four promissory notes, all bearing date of August 23rd, 1923, drawing interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, three of which were in the sum of $190.00, and the fourth of the sum of $67.75, and coming due upon the 5th and 20th} of each succeeding month, -begin- ning September 5th and conclud- ing October 20th, 1923, whereby the said Art Thomas did mortgage to Schulte Hardware Company, of Casper, Wyoming, to secure the payment of principal sum and in- tere aforesaid, as hereinafter specified, the following goods, chattels and property, to-wit: One White Motor Truck, En- gine No. 16072, Model 30. That the undersigned, Schulte Hardware Company, is now the owner and holder of said notes and mortgage, and that no suit or proceedings have been instituted at law to recover the debt or obli- gation secured by said mortgage; that the said chattel mortgage was | filed in the office of the County Clerk of Converse County, Douglas, Wyoming, on August 25th, 1923; that said chattels were removed to Natrona County, Wyo- ming, by mutual consent, and said mortgage filed in the office of the County Clerk of Natrona County, Wyoming, on October 18th, 19 and duly recorded as required by the provisions _ of Chapter 298, Wyoming Compiled Statutes of 1920. That said chattel mortgage pro- vides, among other things: “The said Art Thomas, mort- gagor, does hereby covenant and agree to and with the Schulte Hardware Company, mortgagee, that in case of default made in payment of the above mentioned promissory notes, or in case of his attempt to dispose of or remove from said county the aforesaid goods and chat tels, or any part thereof, or if at 1y time the said mortgagee, or its ignee, should feel unsafe or secure, then and in that case, it shall be lawful for said mortgagee, or its assignee, by its agent, to take immediate possession of said goods and chattels wherever found, the possession of these presents being its sufficient au- thority thereof, and to sell the same at public or private sale, to pay the amount due, with all rea- sonable cost pertaining to the tak- ing, keeping, advertising and sell- ing of d property, the money re- maining after paying said sum, if any, to be paid, on demand, to the said party of the first part. Said sale to take place at Casper, Na- trona County, State of oming, or any other place _ within said county that said mortgagee or its assignee r appoint, in view of said property, after giving at least three weeks’ notice of such sale by advertising in some news- paper printed in the county in which such sale is to take place, Ai eee tae beeen ates A wonderful new internal treatment for Asthma allays violent spasms in 30 min- utes, and uaranteed to fully relieve all forms of chronic Asthma fn 24 hours —or it costs you nothing. It is call Dr. Platt’s Rinex pre- ecription and is taken internally in simple peule form. Science now proves that all na is due to internal infection. Rinex to this infection and neutralizes reoties or toxic drugs. ay and just try it. Money nded if not relieved. On sale in Store, Midwest E armacy, John r Drug Co., —Advertisement Casper Mirror Works e prepared to take care sized order. Framing and Resilvering Contractors Please Take Notice 327 Industrial Ave PHONE 1285 el mortgage, | at) Mont., Feb. 26.— dation the Interstate mmission that the North and South Railroad company |be granted a certificate for the | building of its road from Miles City, Mont., to Casber, Wyo., was mailed |to the Wyoming Public Service | commission for concurrence or non- concurrence by the Montana Rail- road commission. The two boards acting for the federal commission | Commerce | Firmly establishea thoroughly In n fireproof build. McKi nd t Yellow the R. N. Van Sant Motor company invites the: inspection of everyone interested in automotive progress in per. Mr. Van Sant can justly lay claim to the finest automobile establishment, from the equipment and structural points of view, in the city of Casper. The distributors of the Hudson j and Essex are to be congratulated upon the expansion typified by the new building. The salesroom occu ing stone, | ples the most prominent position jand is aided by huge plate glass | windows which completely sur round the display space. Directly above the sales and display rooms is a sort of mezzanine floor on which the office is located. Directly be- hind the salesroom on the ground | floor is the used car department. A door leads from this section to the shop which is equipped to give the utmost in service upon the cars represented by the company. From the shop it is only a short climb “up a single flight of stairs to the parts |room, where everything from a cotter pin to an engine block will | be kept in stock for the convenience of Hudson Essex owners On the floor with the parts room {but entirely separated from mechanical departments is the apartment home of Mr. Van Sant. From his living quarters all parts of the building are easily accessible. Wash rooms and shower baths have been provided for the mechanics in the shop. | On the corner of the building 1s |located an up-to-date gasoline and and said mortgagor hereby ex- |pressly authorizes the said mort- |gagee, or its assignee, in case it be desired, to become purchaser of said property at such sale, and |I hereby authorize the person con: ducting the sale to adjourn same, if it be deemed in his opinion nec- essary, from time to time, until such property be sold, and to give a bill of sale to the — purchaser thereof, which shall be usive as to the regularity of all the pro- ceedings connected therewith, and to convey absolutely all right and title therein. If from any cause said property shall fail to satis- fy said debt, interest and charges, I covenant and agree to pay the deficiency. This mortgage.is in- tended for security, and the amount which this instrument is intended to secure is the sum of $637.75, with interest that may accrue thereon.” That $380.00, with interest, has }been paid upon said notes and |mortgage; that there is now due and owing said mortgagee $257.75 principal, and $9.45 interest, on February 26th, 1924, the first day of publication. That the same has |not been paid, or any part there- jof, and that the said Art Thomas has defaulted and is in default in the conditions as contained in said chattel mortgage, as herein \stated That the undersigned jhas, therefore, by power and au- |thority in it vested as set forth in this chattel mortgage, taken possession of the above de- scribed property for the pur- pose of foreclosing said chat- tel mortgage to pay the sum of $2 principal, and $9.45 i ides expenses of at- labor, advertising, selling property, and other }costs incident to the dare and |preservation of the above de scribed property during the pro- cess of foreclosure. Wherefore, the sald mortgagee, Jas herein prescribed, will sell the same at public auction, on Wed- ay, the 12th day of March, between the hours of ten jo’clock A. M. and five o'clock |P. M., of said day, said sale to |commence at ten jock A, M., at the Court House, trona County, |Casper, Wyoming; the whole of the above described property, of which the mortgagee has taken possession, to be sold to satisfy the above mentioned indebted ness, together with all costs and attorney’s fe as aforesaid. Said perty will sold at that time i place aforesaid, by the Sher- of Natrona County, duly ap. pointed agent for mortgagee aforesaid, Dated at Casper, Wyoming, February 26th, 1924, ; SCHULTE HARDWARE COM- PANY, Mortgagee. Pub. Feb, 26, March 4, 11, 1924. thelr new] ofl servic the |W ythe girls were driven back Cpe Casper Dally Cridune THREE SEIZED SCHOOL BONDS BRING held a hearing on the application for the writ of necessity early in February. The local board recommends that a certificate be not issued to the Wyoming Railroad company for au- thority to build a 21-mile line paral leling the proposed North and South line to the Salt Creek oil fields, but that joint trackage rights be granted the Wyoming raflroad to use the tracks of the North and South line. R.N. VAN SANT COMPANY NOW _ LOCATED IN NEW FIREPROOF HOME ON EAST YELLOWSTONE station, which will be and ready for the rush automobile owners within the next few days. The entire estab. lishment is unusually well lighted with large globes which, incidentally contain the Hudson monogram. The date for the formal opening of the new building has not been an nounced, hut it is understood that following a few days of cleaning up and setting in order a gala dance and general good time will be in order. SHEKS’ HELD ON COMPLAINT OF TWO GIRLS Donald Eliott, completed 19 and Herbert Trickson 21, were arrested Monday evening 1 the sheriff's office charged. wi! having taken two oung girls, 25 miles out on the Salt Creek highway and then refused to bring them back to town unless they acceded to their demands. The girls are 16 and 15 years of age, one living in North Casper andthe oth- er on CY avenue. The girls’ story, as to’d to E. H. Foster prosecuting attorney is that they were picked up by the boys Saturday evening about 9:30 while on their way to a North Casper dance hall. After dancing awhile down- town about midnight and then the boys started out the highway. When the girls threatened to jump out the boys speeded up the machine. At a point approximately 25 miles out the boys stopped the machine, made demands on the girls and then refused to bring them back to town he quartet stayed in the car unti! Ybreak and while the boys had fallen asleep in the back seat the ls got out and started to walk to n. They were picked up by a ult Creek man and brought to the city. Both boys, it 1s said, borrowed the car which they were driving without the consent of the owner. who had it in storage for the win- ter. ¢ In speaking of the case this morning Attorney Foster excoriated ——— The’ bonds were sold at par submitted by the bonding compan- ies. When the bids were opened at the original sale last Thursday it was believed by the school board that the bond companies had some kind of private understanding and were trying to get the issue at an ex-! tremely low price. Casper's bual- ness and financial situation war- rants a much higher price and for this reason all the bids were re-, Jected. Sale of the bonds paves the way fer expansion and improvements in the grade school system here, inc- cluding the addition of a second floor to the West Casper building, doubling the size of the new Roose- velt school building and the erec- tion of one or more new buildings in fast growing sections of the city! in addition to minor improvements, ————————— SMITH AND TURNER ANNOUNCE BIG SALE In the belief that cut prices are} the stepping stones to increasing| friendliness between retailer and cus- | tomer, the Smith and Turner Drug| Co,, are staging this week what| they have termed their “Get Ac- quainted” sale of drugs and drug sundries, Prices on practically ev- erything in the store have been cut to a whisper, and it behooves those in need of the wares of a drug com- pany to take advantage of a most unusual opportunity. The sale wiil continue until closing time next Sat- urday night, when the old schedule will be resumed. Edwin Gold, who has been spend- ing a number of days here in the in- terests of the Paramount picture corporation, left this morning for the western part of the state and Montana where he will spend some} time on business. ———$—$<$<<—<_____., the parents of the girls for letting them attend public dances at their ages without chaperons. ‘To permit a girl of 15 or 16 to attend a public dance unattended by @ parent or some proper chap- eronage Is inviting trouble for the girl,” said Mr. Foster. i “The experience of our office has been that almost all the cases of Fine Program Prepared PAR AT PRIVATE SALE For Broadcasting Tonight Failing to get a satisfactory offer from the seven bonding companies who have been bidding on the $300,000 bond issue in district No. 2, the school board yesterday sold the bonds to the Stock Growers’ National bank of Cheyenne. |plus accrued interest with the school board paying for the insurance and marketing. This procedure saved the county $6,400 over the best bid submitted by the bonding companies which amounted to 93 cents on the dollar, and $11,000 over the lowest bid MONTANA UTILITY BOARD PUTS OKEH ON RAIL PERMIT REQUEST Arrangements for this evening's concert to be broadcasted by Cas- per station KFEV, were made by Mrs. Bess Klein of the Mutic Shoppe. The program follows. March,“Kiefer’s Special,” by Kief- er—Casper High School Band. Overture, “Arcadia,” by Laurens —Casper High School Band. Solo, “Wyoming"—Miss Mildred Bubb. / Piano Duet, “Second Hungarian Rhapsody"—Mrs. Paul Bachellor and Mrs. Rose Hanie. REED ANXIOUS TO KNOW WHAT WADOO WAS PAID FOR WITH NO LEGAL CASES TO PLEAD ST, LOUIS, Mo., Feb. 26.—Senator James A. Reed re- newed his attack on William G. McAdoo, candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination when he opened his own campaign for the presidential’nomination here. He charged McAdoo had received large legal retainers from E. L. Doheny, oil magnate, the Charles W. Morse interests, and motion picture con- cerns, although he “did not appear in a single law suit.” Senator Reed also outlined his op- Position to “oppressive taviffs,” his favor for reduced taxes, adjusted compensation for so‘diers, elimina- on of “useless boards and bureaus and the curbing of the tendency to Solo, “Little Mother o’ Mine”— Mrs, Ralph Buckner. Solo, “Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms” — Mrs. Ralph Buckner. “Sanctus” and “Benedictus,” from Wiegands Mass—St. Anthony's Male Choir. “Holy God We Praise Thy Name” —St. Anthony's Male Choir. March, “Hosts of Freedom,” by High School. March, “American Stride,” by ‘Vanercook—Casper High School Band. concentrate power at Washington. Referring to the of] inquiry disclo- sures, Senator Reed said “I unhesi- tatingly express the opinion that not one tenth of the corruption and iniquity which has existed is yet laid bare. 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He declared that the Morse interests had likewise purchased influence when they em- ployed McAdoo. “The total fees thus far discov- ered which McAdoo expected to rea- lize,” he said, “was $944,000. To this must be added the Doheny fee of $150,000. Total $1,094,000. “For all this McAdoo did not ap- pear in a single law sult. He did not write a court brief. He did not Prepare a petition or an answer. He ‘was dealing for the most part in his domestic transactions with men who had been part of the administration when he was a member of the cab- inet.”* Mrs. EB. W. Jefferyes of Cleveland arrived in the city last evening and will spend several days here. 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