Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1924, Page 9

ler, lot 7, block 85 —__. ites, west 56 feet of lot 9, “=r--=-- Midwest Heights, lot 8, block Micwest Heights, lot 10, block Midwest Heights, tots, 14 and 16, lot Midwest Heights, lot 18 and 20, Block 1: Midwest Heights, lots 22 and 24, bidck 1; Midwest Heights, lotg 8 and 11, blotk 2; Midwest Heights, lots 13 and 16, block 2 Midwest Heights, lots 19 on Py vloce Midwest Heights, lots 27 and 29, Midwest Heights, lots 3 and a _ Midwest Heights, lots 7 and ‘Midwest, Heights, lota 11 an ea Midwest Heights, lots 15 and 1. % Midwest Helghts lots 19 and 31, poke 1d 26, biook Midwest Heights, lots 23 an: 2 Midwest Heights, lots 27 re ord 3; Midwest Heights, lots 16 18, 4: j Midwest Heights, lots 20 21, 4a | : Midwest Heights, lots 28 29, blotk 4; Midwest Heights, lots 1 and 2, block | Midwest Heights, lots 8 and 5, block Midwest Heights, lots 8 and.10, bit | Midwest Heights, lots 16 and 20, | Midwest Heights, lot 27, block 5; Midwest Heights, lots 4 and Midwest Heights, lots 14 and Midwest Heig! Midwest Midwest Midwest Heights, lots 23 Midwest Heights, lot 27, block ’ Midwest Heights, lots 1 and Midwest Heights, lots 6 and Midwest Heights, lot 22, block & Burts, P. A. .---------..---------. Midwest Heights, lot 9, block 1 -—--- ‘ Midwest Heights, lot 11, block 1 Midwest, Heights, jot 28, blOcK: 1 --e_e--—-—s-——------ = 2 Midwest Heights, lot block 1 anna Midwest Heights, lots 1 and 2, bloek 3 —---------.---—-__,---__ Midwest. iphts,: 10te/ 10; MOGRe: 9: wripeptenttecths pep tepeencan, Midwest lot 21, block 2 -—_-~--—--- = nnn Midwest Heights, lot 30, block 2 ee re ne ene- ee < ‘Midwest Heights, lot 1, block 4 -------——-—--—_--_..-_-___- Midwest Heights, lot 5, block 4 -————---—----—--—-----4s—~--- Midwest Heights, lot 5, block 8 ----——-—-—--+—-—----__----- Midwest Heights, lot 10, block 4 -2------—---esemee nen eee ee Midwest Heights, lots 22 and 23, block 4---....---------------...-. Midwest Heights, lot 25, block 4 ~-.--------.--.---—---—-----. Midwest Heights, lot 21, block 5 --. EER Midwest ights, lot 17, block 7 Midwest: ights, lot 1! Midwest ; 4 Midwest Heights, Midwest Heights, lot 19, Block 8 --2-q----eeeenenee 2 -- Midwest Heights, lot 23, block 8 --.--------------—.------------ Micwest Heights, lot 25, block 1 -—~_-—-—eeeen ee ene eee -—- == bo Br B. Dion —.. <----: Midwest Heights, lot 24, block 6 one Burps, ae oo x Forrest -...-----. ‘Midwest Heights, lots 10 and 11, block 8 .--...-..-2------------ Burhs, P. A. ro Wok Green -..-------------- Midwest Heights, lot 15, block Midwest Heights, lot 16, block ‘Midwest Heights, lot 17, block 8 —.-----ea-sascepeweseemp epee ee Burns, P. A. eo Arthur Heasley $+ peemenneeeenme Midwest Heights, lot 17, Dlogk: 3 apace eeepc Ss P. A. eo Wane Kuhn ---—-----...-..:-Midwest HAghts, lot’ 9) WOOK Teese gccepesegqecteweeee Burns, P. A. co Joe Martin ---------.------Mldwest Heights, lot 18, block 4 -----------——----—-e0--e pes Bufns, P. A. / ce H. B. Ups +~-------Midwest Heights, lot 9, block 10 yee nee ” Burns, P. A. eo Ervin R. Young ---____-_ Midwest Heights, lot 14, block & Burteh, Florence -.... Alcova, lot 4, block 14; Aloova, lot 11, block 14 --.. Bushnell, A. A. -...------------. :_ Midwest, lot 6, block 2 Butler Corporation -..-----_-._---_ Burlington, lot 16, block 3; North Burlington, lot 24, block 3; Morth Burlington, lot 24, block 4; North Burlington, east half of lot block 4; Worth Burlington, lot 17, block . Notti’ Burlington, lot 18, block 6; North Burfington, lot 13, block 87" North Bi , lot 18, block 12; ” North Burlington, lot 14, block 12; Midwest, lot 30, block 3; Midwest, lot 1, block 6; Olldale, lot 10, block~2; Oildale, lot 11, block 2; . Batler Corporation ————-. .-__.Oildale, lot 1, block 5; Oildale, lot 6, block 5; Olldale, tot 7, block 5; Olicale, lot 7, ‘ Oildale, lot 12, block 6; Olldale, Jot 13, block Oildale, lot 14, block \ Ot'dale, lot 1, block ‘ Olidale, lot 2, block Ollda‘e, Olidaie, Olldale, Otldale, ould wenn een e eee ee er epeemnn ce ne ene ----ne--=--= lot lot 2, block 8; 3, block 8; 4, block 8; Ol block 8; Ollda‘e, block 8; Ofidale, lat 7, block 8; Olidate, lot 8, bleck 8; = Oildate lot 9, block 8; Olldale, lot 10, block 8; ° Olidale, Jo: 11, block 8; b Oilda‘e, lot 12, block 8: : Olidale, fot 13, block Olida’e, ‘ot 14, bieek 8. ‘ot 15. block 8; ‘ lot 18, block lot 17, block . lot 18, block 8 OReaje, OltMa'e, lot 20, b'ock 8 O ldale, lot 21, block 8: ’ Thorndale, lot 1, block 1; ; Thorndale, lot 1, block 2; Thorndale, lot 13, block 8; Thorndale, lot 5, block 6; © Geo. B. Clark ......----------+- North Burlington, lot 11, block 8; North Burlington, lot 12, bIOCK 8 -c-----peeeerewsentececaccesce= Butler Corporation be Geo. Collins ---.-----~.++------North Burlington, west half of lot 16, Bleck 10 B. B. Foster -—-—.,-—..---- Thorndale, lot 12, block 8 : ... North Burlington, lot 29, block 8; . North Burlington, lot 80, block 8 catenin bteieachieneeteneeneetaal Corp. 6-6 J. M. Murdock .--.Olldale, lot 7, block 2 —-.. ut! Corp c-o Naom! Palmer Midwest, lot 11, block 6 ~~~. 7 8. ~--.--------.----------~- Call-Hart, south 80 feet of north half of lot 5, bigek 3 ..... Call-Hart, south two-thirds of mofth half of lot 3, block 8...-.... Call-Hart, south hal¢ of lot 2, bl@ok 8 ....-.. Call-Hart, north two-thirds of north half ef lot Cal!-Hart, lot 1, DIOCK 13 ~-.-eecemcecemno--nceseener: @. ¢-0 Sarah Bell --_-------Call-Hart, lot 1, DIOCK 12 ~-----seenwewene-nnnens eee eneee: en e------ Casper, lot 23, block 120; « A, Casper, lot 24, block 120; Butler, lot 10, block 13; Butler, lot 7, block 15; Butler, lot 8, vege ge Mier ar Camp, Joa. Humphreys — North Burlington, lot 32, i aoe we om North Burlington, lot 28, block € ---. eere----++= Casper, northwest 74 feet of lot 11, block 166 GB. Wemerick.. Kenwood, lot 279 —--n--e-cenewsveseo-snts-chpveceraseweneecerewes Butler, south 46 feet of lota 7, 8 ahd 9, bidck 16 .-...........+ sper, south half of lots 1 and 2, block 194; per, lot 8, block 194; Caper, lot 10, DIOCK 209 cuceSenepeenenncnowenegpecewcersenemnce Caspet, south half of lot 17, Diode 161 ~....-.<.,--...----------. Casper, lot 6, DIOCK 188 --~eeeewerwegaannnnnennnanennewn nnn —ne Casper, lot 7, block 188 Casper, lot 3, DIOCK 195 ---vgqeepecwweret gre n-newnceennnnn nn nnn Casper, lot 7, DIOK 218 ——neeewnpennsteewnwwe ante we timwwene nina Casper, lot 8, DICK 218 .--<epemcemremee o-oo nr cewe ew ne nme nen enen- es Casper, lot 7, block 219 <-.-eeees<qe-+ Casper, lt 11, BIOCK 210 .cameeeceeswneseenence: Casper, lot 12, block 219 Casper, lot 11, block Casper, lot 12, bIOCK 224 ~.cnccececopenesnrceenna: Casper, lot 15, block 148; Gabor: ot 16, BOCK 148 pmemmmesereysnaneranaiterrspeemenwerens eos. J. Anna ——-—--. Ella B. c- O. ToM. & Bro. --.sa0--++------ Te Mi & BYo, 20.00-0--———~ 224 -ennannne. 17.59 4.40 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 27.28 12,69 31.12 26.73 3.13 1145 19.03 11.98 5.58” $0.64 Thorndale, lot.6, DIOCK 6 na —-aneem— ne mernnne ne menenrnnncnne 310.38 43.22 16.18 119.13 2.20 2.20 2.20 440 ¢ ) HE. A. W-.,----2----.---North Casper, lot 186, Gare-& Treber —-._-_4_ "| “Butler, south ‘halt of tot 11, block 83 -----....--=.._.. rrr ena nenrneee----- SEKSWY, SWYUSEX section 26, township 34, NWH%NEK, NEXNWX, section town: Carrier, Peter A. 8. ° shew rerebebenensie en ; Se Crores ia - North Casper, lot 32, block 28 Casper Manf. & Casper Motor Co. .._____. Casper Realty Co. Casper Realty Co. co Lizzie Bédsaul Casper Realty Co. c-o V, F. Casper Realty Co. co Frea W, Casper Realty Co, Casper Realty Co. eo Roy W. Heldreth Casper Realty Co. oo Frank P. Maerk ____.. Casper Realty Co. c-o C. V. RobbinsNorth Casper, Casper Realty Co, 2 8 Casper, Casper, t Casper, 4 Casper, lot 3, block lot 2, block east 25 feet lot 1, block lot 9, block Ca&per, lot 1, blogk Tht teen nnn rene ---= Casper, wanna nn nas eae Nelson, Gonst. Co. Burlington, lot -e-----Burlington, lot c-O Hazel E. Hayes North Casper, lot 1 lot 5, block 189 2,1. Jot 3, block $8 Sits etc. Tot 3, block 228 2.2.2. all block 10 --------Burlington, lot &$, block 10; Burlington, lot 67, block 10; dlo¢k 10 -----.... block 6; 191 nn neennnnnnn en ocbempenertsnc—nesens 85.58 19G S eeaeeeecu 36.05 of lot'l, block 200 vr 7.32 225) < penn nme nn nme wnn mene denen y ese ne 11:00 217 .. 9.38 299.31 11.00 16.82 21T aaa. co L. G. Swartfager -..__.. ._. North Casper, lot 82, block 32; Casper Realty Co. c-o J. ‘Trimble Chan, Esther Chan, Sol +... Chase, Walter C. c-o J. Smith _/ Christenson, Jno. Burlington, lot 37, block 6 eeeeceeestersnetenecneen= 17.59 | aewnennnnnwnwnen-North Casper, lot 17, block 17; NGrth: Casper, 10t/ 71, DlOOK |27 meseecsesccipreesnecduaeneseaeensess | 4.40 North Casper, lot 161, block 31 ------_.s- 2.8 North Casper, lot 43, block 24 -.-—----———---1--- 2.20 North Casper, lots 72 and 73, block 26 .-W.---__- 2 6.49 North Casper, lot 47, block 10; North Casper, lot 48, block 10 a= 6.59 Fewell- North Casper, lot 170, block 17; North Casper, south hal¢ of lot 169, block 17 8 GreenCasper, lot 4, block 149 ~-... meeenennne 56.56 » block 84; North Casper, lot 198, block 84 eaten tnwwnenns 22.88 + too--=-----North Casper, lot 78, block 14; North Casper, lot 79, block 14 —-——----__-_________ ios .-.--. North Casper, lot 168, block 17; “ North Casper, north half of lot 169, block 17 10.22 Not 22, BIOCK 46 nnn 1ST North Casper, north half of lot 88, block 22 ats North Casper, lot 135, block 24; North Casper, lot 186, block 24 ——..-. ecnececneewennnna> 18.52 Casper, part of lot, BIOCK 17 eeen——— eee an 78.81 Butler, cast 45 feet of lote 8 and 9, block 81 ~............__.. 183.28 weNalbOn, lot 8, DIOOK. 1c ce eepeceneftwgeeoree acess mesmo. 12.42 --North Casper, 8% lot 98, block North Casper lot 94, block 36; Butler, Jot 8, BOCK 96 ~~ saeenereeseectewenneneen— 681 Clark, Dorothy o-o A. T. Alloway _.Kenwood, lot 201 Clark, J. ©, Clark, Willis G, Clausen, Peter Clausen, Albert Clemons, Bd. .. Clove, W. o-o Harvey Allen —-..____Casper, Coen, L. c-o Lukis Candy Co. -._.__Casper, part lots 8 and 4, block 9 .---------------------- --Alcova, lot 3, block —a-ees ~-+=Butler, lot ‘3, block ae nwn at annewnnne= Nelson, lot 6, block Nelsen, lot 7, block Mills, lot 4, block 21 <. eae w enn ewnetenne Kenwood, lot 254 -. 1 .. 4. 17; Vivanwsuopesenqeuceh wenennn= 86.62 lot 15, block 100 ~— W212 80.48 - 1577.92 Coen, L. oo Western Lumber Co. --Casper, lot 4, block 45; West Central lots 13 to 16 inclusive, block 6 -——-—~-~--..-_._____. 208.84 Coleman, H. OC. Coliseum Motor Co. toon a— ane -—Casper, lot 10, block 25; block 25 --NWSE \section 26, township 51, range 8§---------.-----.-.._.-. Collins Land Co. Conniff, T. B. — Cook, Inez -_-.. Cook, Thos. A. ¢-e Herman FE. SattoCasper, North 42 feet lot 11, block 1: Cook, Thos. A. c-o G. T. Etillwagon_Casper, West 40 feet lot 6, block 131 Cook, Thos, A. c-o G. T. Stiiwagon_Casp: Cooley, G. W. -. Cooley, Robt. Coobs, Louts Cosner, Ben Courtwright, E. Covington, Jno. Crosby, J. C, co J. H. Christensen Burlington Crosswait, 0. P. Curtis, Edw. B. B. nes eee Casper, parts of lots Part of lots 4 and Casper, lot 11, Casper View, lot 4 East Burlington, East Burlington, W Central 40 Casper, E% lot 1, Casper, lot 4, blook voegreeongeces-Highland Park, lot Casper, lot 1, block 97 «. --Casper, lot 1, block 182 ~.-----«------- Burlington, lot 18, block 1; Burlington, lot 19, block 1; 10, 11 and 12, block 60; 5, block 96 --...-.--- 208.84 wen pe --- 581.75 1.16 block 6 ---..-------. Rie menteneneennenne= 23.06 4g lots 19 and 20, block 8 % lots 21 and 22, block 8-----------.---. 4.40 25.65 98.97 feet lot 6, block 1 92.70 block 108 ~-++---<-. 53.95 BS sesperteeeerstee 83.54 73.09 28, bi 2.20 65.98 Burlington, lot 21, block 10; Burlingto! lot 223, block 10 ~L..,~-----------~------ =e. » lot 29, block 9; Burlington, lot 30, block 9-..------pe0+---------- 32 nae 4195 Est North Burlington, i NW section 8, township 82, range 77 ‘Teapot, lots 11 to 16 incluaive, block 4,-...---------------.------.. North Burlington, lot 35, block 1; sze----Casper, lot 9, block 1 Dalum, Gus c-o Hazel EB. Hayes -..North Casper, lot 196, 52.45 3.30 17.03 eases 893.47 3.30 jot 36, block 1 ~.------------~.~----------. block 84 -.-.-—----»--—-------------------- Daly, Anna B. ~--_-_-_____________ Gasper, lot 1, block §7 o--can-essevenepemeeensgenenenae-e = 257.68 Dangenais, J. T. .. Danielson, A. A. Darnell, Luther - Sheridan Height co C. E. Ksnnedy-casper, lot 10, N. . --NWXNW%, ----Sheridah Heights, lot 5, block 69; , lot 6, block lock 70 ~.-----.--------. ection 25, township 80, range EXNEX; NEX}SEX; NEXNW%; W4NEX; NWUSEX section 26 township $0, range 83; BYNEK; NY4SEX. section 22, township 30, range 88; * W45SWK; SEXSWH; SWKSEX section 23, township 30, range 83 67.87 | cy PRIIlip ----.+--------------gtewart, lot 10, block 19 -. — - 1.10 Davis, C. C, -----. —-----—-- NE} NW; N%NE\ section 29, township 39, range 88. 4.97 Davis, Geo. C. -.. wona+smeweCasper, lot 11, block 96; H. H, Jesse 0-0 Leora E. Capitol Hill, W% lots 3 and 4, block 36; Butler, lot 2, block 77; Kenwood, lot 353; Kenwood, lot 354 Anna M. Hamlin Casper, Whites, lot 6, block 44 ~...-.......-.---. Midwest, lot 3, block 7 lot 8, block 53 ~~... Glendale, lot 22, block 8 Glendale, lot, 23, block Glendale, lot 24, block Glendale, lot 25, block 8; Midwest Heights, lots 4 and 5, block 1; Midwest Heights, lot 6, block 1 ~--.~~.. Se --lot 4, section 19, township 82, range 82; i lige sep daaiieacaee Lots 1, 3, 3, 4; DEW; WGK sestion 30, township 32, range $3; BEXSE% section 24, township 32, range NEXKNE%; SEKXNEX; NWKNEX; NYNWK; SWUNWYH section 25, township 32, range 83 -~---------. eownnnn—— 40.46 -.-----Midwest, lot 30, Block 2; Parte Wes Seer Midwest, lots 12, 13 and 1¢, block 6 ---—----——+-----—--------- 885.96 Oe oe. Davidson ~...---.-Burlington, lot 7, block 12 — Mt Deaver, Q K. ---------.-- Casper, lot 2, block 28 ~~.-----~-------. 128. ; Dietrich, Louis, c-o David Dietrich -E%, section 18, township 85, range 86 9.13 Dietrich, Wm. Casper, lot 5, block 64 --..—.. 47.65 Denver Mortis Plan Co, SW45SE% section 17, township 86, range 8 < NW4NEX% section 11, township 3.92 Dineen, Ray aa tannawne--.+----- Lots 1 and 2, SW%NEXK, SEXNW ship 32, range 78; NY4NBX, section 8, township 82, range 18; BS4SWK, SWUNEK, section 33, township 88, range 78; SY%SNW, section 8, township 33, range 78; E4NEY( NW%NEK, sectio n7, township 33, range 78 ~-.-... 41.04 Dingman, Mary Dingwall, Ivan A. - Dobbin, W. R. Dobbin, W. R. Dobbin, W. R. - Dobbin, W. Fe ¢ Doran, Jno, oo Dunne, Duthie, Mary L. Eagan, D. ©. Eager, Ino. F. © Eeoles, Effie .-.--~---- Hecle, Jno. B. Mary -- ,Casper, lot 7, block Glendale, tot 7, block 1; Glendale, lot 8, block 1 ---~., t . rrayKenwood, lot 355 -. Depbin, Aliep.c-0, Vere, D. Mee erry candela? lot 7)’ bibols 8h Glendale, lot 8, block 8; Glendale, lot 14, block 8; Glendale, lot 21, block Glendale, lot 22, block 3; .Glendale, lot 23, block lot 24, block Glendale, lot 25, block Glendal Glendalé, lot 27, block 3; Glendale, lot 1, block 4; Glen(al Glendale, Glenda'e, Glendale, lot 2, bloc! lot 3, bloc! 0 M. W. Graybill .. Kenwood, lot 162 TMilJs, lot 4, block 1 Fe A Rea FA cite, Wt. Bs, Dead --Stewart, lot 10, bi Caaper, wonee oo Canper oO Lilly Neweomb ..Carper medi beoons BBEK NEYNW, section Minus 15 acres, ©. -~White, lot 3, bleek lot 28, block lot 5, block 6 Glendale, lot 16, block 6; Glondale, lot 27, bIOCK 6 ne menancnsocemnnnecennnnanenenannnne -- Casper View, lot 246, DIOCK 8 a--senwe----00- -0e—--- <n wenn one Call Hart, north two-thirds of lot 4, block 9 --~.-....-...~--... ee _---Caspar, lot 1, block % aaenE SLRS -o BE. T. Humberson Casper, lot 26, blork 120; a lot 26, block 120 . lot 8, block 20 lot 20, block 66 BEXSW, k 4; mk 4; 80.64 3.66 ee LL Ee 0; 10 nnnemvccomemeenecnnccececenmen-—wewnecenen—- = 24.18 71.00 + 2.20 - 1.10 ~ 156.32 jock 10 section 4, township $5, range $5; 9, township 35, range 8! &Nn.w 56 (Continued on Page Ten.) Paris, June 18.—More and more it {s borne in on us that Spain Is a re- markable country. Take for instance, the way in which an evening frock i# now evolved from a Spanish shawl. about her just after coming from her bath, PARIS, June 18.—The new even- ing slippers today are scarcely more than a sole and a series of straps. Of metal cloth or brocade, they are exquisitely dainty but so cut out and cut up that one marvels at their staying on the foot at all. LONDON, Juno 18,—A new idea has occurred to the girl with the bobbed hair. Instead of combing her short hair straight down in boyish fashion, she now swirls it to one side, The hair wraps her head as closely as a cap, but the swirl to one side gives it nevertheless a feminine touch, LONDON, June 18.—A delightful new wrist bag shown today is of the envelope type in alligator skin. Ita tailored Hnes are subdued but not Spoited by a brisk silk wrist cord and a long Chinese tansel, the Tatter attached to the center of the bag. NEW YORK, June 18.—Pinid silke in subtle shadings and broken pat terns cre on display today in sev- eral smart shops. The plaids are large, but so broken up that they are adaptable even to large figures, while the colors are soft and sum- mer-like, NEW YORK, June 18.—A little afternoon gown of dotted swiss worn here today looks like a peasant throwback to the Victorian styles. The skirt is overfull, the bodice plain with @ rounded neck. The swiss itself ts mulberry in shade. with a white dots. NEW YORK, June 18.—Close fit ting head dresses for the shingled halr are among the summer neces: sities Among these ts a scarf of glittering brocade, which wraps round the head tightly, crossing in front, where it fastens with a large Jeweled brooch. , NEW YORK, Jpne 18.—A Green- wich Village sort of air has recently touched the decorations of many FRONTIER DAYS FOUNDER FOUND CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 18.— The question, often heatedly dis- cussed, concerning who was the “father” of ‘Frontier Days—whether it was thé late Col. E. A. Slack, editor,!or the late F. W. Angier, raflway passenger agent—is no question, after all, ac@prding to W. EH, Chaplin, veteran newspaper worker, who, after delving into the history of local wild-west celebra- tions, announces that B. W. Whit- comb, a pioneer horseman of Chey- enne, originated the Frontier Days celebration fdea in 1872, a quarter of a century before the show in ar- ranging which Slack and Angler co-operated and which since has been repeated annually as “Frontier Days." Whitcomb, Chaplin relates, introduced “wild west” sports as a novelty at a Fourth of July cele- bration held when Cheyenne was five years old. DYNAMITE CAP INJURES GIRL CHEYENNE, Wyo,, June 18—Bes- aie Cox, 9-yenr-old Horse Creek girl, {s at Memorial hospital here, with her left hand gone and her right hand and face injured, as the result of childish curiosity concerning a fulminate of mercury detonating cap which she found, in the yard of her ranch home. She picked at the whitish substance in the cap—one of the most powerful of explosives— with a pin, and the mutilating ex- plosion resulted. The child ts dne of the most courageous patients ever treated in the surgical section of the hospital here. Mead Is Former State Engineer CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 18.—Dr. Elwood Mead, commissioner of the Reclamation services, who spent Monday here, conferring with Gov- ernor Ross and others concerning Vyoming irigation projects, » was Wyoming's first territorial engineer, drafted the fundamental water law of this state and served as first atate engineer. While here he renewed many old-time acquaintences and in- rpected the home which he built 30 years ago. It is an interesting co: incidence that this house ts owned und occupied by the present state en. siner, Frank C. Emerson. PAGE NINE SETTING THE STYLES| hondoirs. It extends its fiifiuence even to the dressing table fittings, Where such things as atomizers are lemor yellow, fancifully decorated with wobbly concentric circles of black. ies ras PARIS, June 18.—Little frills of lace are apearing in the most un- expected places. They decorate the edges of hat bows, the seams of sleeves, the rims of handkerchiefs and even the tops of stockings. PARIS, June 18.—The new gloves are things of beauty. Gray, with pael green stitchery, pink, with ‘mauve, red, black and primrose with blue, are some of the color combl- nations, LONDON, June 18.—A few very large flowers are strewn over the dance frocks at present. These blossoms may be in beads, embroid- ery of applique. The one requisite is that they be of enormous size. LONDON, June 18.—A very swag- ger cane now fs -affected by smart Women for use at country, affairs. It 1s almost of directorate propor- tions and has a top so large that powder, a puff and lpstick are hid- den within NEW YORK, June 18.—Bach day ® new sort of scarf appears. Among the newest is one in black satin, lined with white crepe de chine. On each end is a basket of colorful fruit, cut out of leather. NEW YORK, June 18.—The now. est bathing suits button up the front instead of slipping over the head. They may be ag vivid as you please, but among the most chic are those in plain black satin, with a long row of clack buttons down the front and a collar in Roman striped taffeta, NEW YORK, June 18.—The latest oxford is not an oxford at all, ex- cept in the shape of the last. It has a single stra: low heel, and ts usually made in brown calf. NEW YORK, June 18—Pretty ttle carved ivory mellions have a summer-like appearance. They are worn now at the end of a lo! silk cord and a new {dea is to have the tvory painted in cerise, lacquer red, jade or Chinese bl FRISCO PAPER IS PURCHASED SAN FRANCISCO, June 18.—The San Francisco Journal, a morning newspaper, has been purchased by Walter M. Alexander, San Fran elsco and Hawalian sugar grower according to an announcement in the Journal this morning. Mr. Alexander {s head of a syndi- cate of San Francisco business and newspaper men who recently pur- chased the Bulletin Andrew M. Lawrence, former Chicago newspaper man, was “head of the Journal Publishing company. ws $16.95 fora Quality Built Automobile 428 South Elm St. Phone 983 PAUL HUBER’S Jewelry Store for Rent FIXTURES FOR SALE OR LEASE 117 East Second Street