Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1925, Page 9

URSDAY, JUNE 28, pmmunity £xtension Corp. je-0 Union Inv, Co..... ++ +a++0+ see Community Park, west 40 feet of lots 13 and 14, block 1 34.38 ok, Inez F. tessassesseeeee Hast Burlington, west half of lot 19, block 8; ast Burlington, west half of lot 20, block 8; Bast Burlington, west half of lot 21, block 8; East Burlington, west half of lot 22, block 8 -..-... 6.7t ¥ BRO, Nellie Vv. ones cecneee Jimsville, lot 1, block 0 - 9.67} bok, Thog. A. -Casper, lot 7, block 78; | Casper, south 40 feet of lot 8, block 147 aeevecnenencomwan 408.10 pok, T. A. 10-0 A. T. SOt. sas sassessersns ene Casper, west 40 feet lot 6, block 151 .. 23.53 ook, T. A. co G. D, Stillwagon,............ Casper, center 40 feet of lot 6, block 131 ------.-....------..-.-. woe 104.43 poley. G. W. eo A. C. Baker. _ Casper, east half of lot 1, block 103 --.... = 173.33} poley, Ralph ....... -S%SW%, section 25, township 34, range 78; SEX%SBE\, section township 34, range 78; Wi: W4SEX; B41, section 35, township 34, range 78 ------2-- 20.22 ons, Floyd .... - North Casper, lot 166; North Casper, lot 167, block 21 ..---.---.----- ¢ pwereennnne wenenn-- 46.32 pne, Inez : ic-o R. J, Cantrell... see Kenwood, iot 106 -...-....-. nner, A. G...ccces Casper View, lot §, block § ~~. pnstable, W. J Mills, lot 12, block mtinental Supply Co. 72 Butler, east 45 feet of Tot 8, block 81 Butler, east 45 feet of lot 9, block 81 . «Kenwood, lot 474 .........-..--.---. wees Teapot, lots 8 and 4, block 33 -.. seeeee Highland Park, lot 28, block 7 -.---.----. += +ne Butler, lot 6, block Butler, lot 5, block 16 ~----...-..-. peland, T. M. der, Al. aner, Ben q. ushland, J. J... aig, Wm. C, o A, Elpers ... lot 15; Casper, lot 16, block 121 -.. 43.09 mpwtord, Gertrude ............... Teapot, lot 11; Teapot, lot 12, block 17 -.--... perider, D. H. F. ewee++ Casper north 40 feet of lot 1, block 84 oft, P. A wereeeKenwood, lot 212 . b mvvell, ancy E. sa+eess Sheridan Heights, lot Sheridan Heights lot 6; Sheridan Heights, lot 7, block 65 --. 65) ouch, Frank M.... +o. Sunrise, Jot 23 to 26 inclusive, block 2 - 21.54 owe, Earl B........ --- W%4SEX; SW, section 17, township 34, range 85; SE%; SWYNBX, section 18, township 84, range 85; D section 19, township 34, range 85: N4NWK; NWYUNEX, section 20, township 34, range 85 34 ‘umpton, C. C. - Teapot, lot 11 ta 16 inclusive, block 4 --_. 7 583 len, John .. Casper, lot 4; F Y sper, west 50 feet of lot 5, block 27 110,55 Men, JON ..-ssassessnnnesserree Kenwood, lot 117 --ncneeee--e-= M413 lien, Terry . c-o Mrs. P. J. McCarthy........0.Casper, lot 8, block 183 -..-...----. 112.40 Rmummings, R. H......., «+s North Burlington, lot 35; North Burlington, lot 36, block 1 .. 19.98 junningham, Perry D, co H. L. Taylor. lots 2 and 3, block 167 . Casper, rtis, Zdw, H.... +Casper, lot 9, block 159 jurran, | Hal oo Wyoming Poster Co. -..--..-- South, lots 15 and 16, block L 4.88 anigan, Frank . North Casper, south half, lot 79; North Casper, lot 80, block 40 - 86.11 Arsakles, A. mosses swwwscnseeseess Casper, lot 21; Casper, lot 22, block 125 ~. 32.91 Daugherty, Anna = co R. L. Crockett. ..........-..-North Burlington, lot 16, block 9 --~-. 37.89 Pavis, Allan co W. 8S. Ferguson avis, C. Cc, Davis, Geo. C...-. ves. Midwest, lot 18, block 6 -- wee NEX NW; NUNEX, section ~Casper, lot 11, block 96; y BRULEE, J0bC as IDOI TY etc acaewt a Ses doass-cscsacqinerstanaecen Davis, Geo. C. ©o John Kelly, _Capital Hill, wert half of lots 3 and 4, block 36 ----------.------- 87.04 BDavis, G. EB. ‘-o Harry Jensen ..-..-..2..+.+2- White's, lot §, block 44: White's, west 4 feet of lot 7, bleck 44 -------..---------.---- ---- 11983 avis, Jessie Ae ; co Anna M. Hamlin. ._ =..Casper, lot 8, block 53 --. eam ------ 85.59 Pavis, Leora Eu .. =Glendale, lots 22 to 25 inclusive, block § Midwest Heights, lot 4; Midwest Heights, lot 5; : | Midwest Heights, lot 6, block 1 -..-------------------------s07-=++ 3.48 avis, R. C. co B. & D. Auto Supply -Casper, lot 8, block 78 avis, Willlam ........ Midwest, lot 30, block 2 Day, Leola B. ¢-o Phil D, Seeley. ~ Butler, north 40 feet of jot 12, block 12 ---,----------------- | 14t 10; vléck 10; Casper, lot 6, block 78; South, lot 27, block L -. PeClure, M. Tis swe s ems cmssesne ses se Butler, West 40 feet of lot 1 -Casper, an, Martha A., Brtler, West 40 feet of lot 14; block Butler, lot 4, block 98% -... 21.44 PeHahn, Honry ..2..0.s0ssecneess- Nelson, Nts of lot 6; ae felson, all of lot 7, block 23 - 30.35 eHahn, Henry ...-..0+.0,.-..-.. Nelson, South 34 lot 6, block 2: 5.35 Dettrich, Florence c-o Georges Karantzas -........ ePaemelaere, Jules co F. W. McMara. -Midwest, lot 35, block 7 ~North Casper, South % lot 183; North Casper, all lat 184, block 34 .-. DeWilde, A. © Mrs. Nora Hission-Parrish....Casper, West 60 feet lot 13; Casper, West 60 feet lot 14, block 5 +-eCasper, lot 5, block 64 . block 85 YNWK:NWK WHSW, section 13, township 40, etrich, Willam . Dingman, Mary . DeGroot, Maufe A. q. range 89 S™%SE%, section 14, township 40, range 89 - - 10.87 Dingwall, Ivan A.,.2..0.secesseeseeGlendale, lots 7 and 8, block 1.. - 10.42) Doane, Mrs. C. A, | eo H. F. Murphy.....2..0..0.... North Casper, lot 53; | ‘orth Casper, lot 54, block 35 os 30.82 TDiobbin, Wy, Rus secccesnses ~ Glenda’ lot 1, block B 6.71 Glendale, lot 2, block B 6.71 Glendale, lot block C 6.71 Glendale, lot 2, block C . 6.7 Glendale, lot 1, block D «~. 6.71 Glendale, lot 2, block D .--..-~. 6.71 Glendale, lot 17, block 1 6.71 Glendale, lot 28, block 1 6.71 Glendale, lot 51, block 1 .. 6.71 Glendale, lot 30, block 1 .....--. 6.71 Glendale, lot 1, block 2 . - 686! Glendale, lot 2, biock 2 - 486 Glendale, lot 6, block - 3.838) Glendale. lot 6, plock 2 - 3.88 Glendale, lot block 3.83 3 Glendale block 2 3.88 Glendale, lot 9, vlock 2 Glendale. lot block Glendale, lot 15, vlock Glendale, lot 14, ilock Glendale, Wut 15, block Glendale. ivt 17, block 2 Glendale, tot 18. block Glendale, «t 19, block Glendale Wi « Lieck Glendale € k 3 Glendale 15, block Glendale. ! |v block Glenda'« block Glenda! 8 hloek Glendale tuck Erickson, Walter A... $ Glendale biowk Brnest, Chas, F..., Glendale 1 vlwk Glendale Eshelman, Elmo ...., Glendale Glendale, « Etheridge, Anna Giepaaie, 4 Evans, Edgar 1. Glendale ‘i ee et L ans, Fae Glendale Glend se wn Evans, ‘V, T. Glendale. + _c-O Guaranteed Inv, ‘ Glendale Cyans, W. T. : Glendale. Wi _c@ Guarantead Inv, Glendale Uvans, W. 7. Glendale, tui 5. block eo Guaranteed Inv Glendale, tut 6, block Glendale jot 7, block Glendale, lot 8, block Glendale, lot 9, block 7 Glendale, lot 10, block 7 Glendale, lot 11, block 7 Glendale, lot 12, block 7 Glendale, lot 13, block 7 Glendale, lot 14, block 7 Glendale, lot 16, block 7 . Glendale, lot 16, block 7 Glendale, lot 17, block, 7 Glendale, lot 18, block 7 Glendale, lot 19, block 7 Glendale, tot 20, block 7 Glendale, lot 21, block 7 Glendale, lot block 7 . tN Lngland, Jobs M.. Ungland, Joha Dobbin, W. KR. Dodson, Doornbos, Jean Drollinger, Frank 8. Duet, Frank . Duff, Frank Dumars, Eckman, A. L., Eddings, Asa . Edmunds, A. F.... gan, Walter D.. Elsenbarger, Wm. Bigin, Mra, C. £lsner, John oo Bmerick, O. §.... Emperty, JOS, Mee Empey, own Engelke & Spicer ... England, John &, co England. John M. Che Casper Daily Cribune L re, Ruth «20... wm. Dundon, Grace co P. C. McManus, Dunban, W. M. . Dunne, Mary FE, Eberly, Fred co A. A. Childers......... Eberly, Fred co J. V. Zellers. z Bd, Bunton . ®. £.. J, R, Hulacker John M,, Dullaghan, J. C.....0,.esseccessess Butler, south 29 feet lot 4; CO. . vos sae ss Evansville, C0... sss Dvanayille, Co. weeee----- Glendale, lot etme tens soe CASED, wesenesseane Kenwood, lot 456 Glendale, lot 28, block 7 24, block 7 25, block 7 26, block 7 27, block 7 28, block 7 1, block 8 sa.. 2, block & 19, block 8 q. Glendale, lot 7, block 8 .-.<-. Glendale, lot 27, block 6 --.-------- Kenwood, lot 62 -.~------. 24, block 26, block 26, block Glendale, lot Glendale, lot Casper, lot 11, block 97 Casper, lot 3, block 21 ~..----0--+=-: Casper, all section 9, township 35, range 78 -.-- .-Casper, lot 13, block 21 += Mills, lot 7, block 41 ~ =+s= Casper, lot 6, block 115; Nelson, lot 8, block 11 ...- 27 inclusive, 85 inclusive, ingluaive, inclusive, block 1 block 2 block 3 block 4 block 5; 6; 7 8 block block block block block block KEE BRE to 20 inclusive, block to 20 inclusi block Yellowstone, lots 1 to 20 inclusive, block Yellowstone, lots 1 to 10 inclusive. block Butler, north 20 feet lot 5, block 91 ~~. ---- North Casper, lot 9 North Casper, lot 96, block 82 .-...-~ forth Casper, lot 92; North Casper, lot 93, block 32 --- . Butler Heights, lot 16, block 33 -<-. Btewart, lot 16, block 10 “Casper, lot 1, block 94 - north half let 26 all lot 27, block 118 +=. Casper, Casper, tat emotes ewesmeee SOUth, Cast half lot 16; South, east half lot 16; South, east half lot 17, block B .. eneceee Oildale, lot 1, block 6 ..--. west 100 Inches lot H; west 100 inches lot I; west 100 inches lot J, block §9 ---.. east half lots 1 and 2, block 109 --.--.. all section 27, township 38, range 8: Casper, Casper, ~Casper, + Casper, +. Casper, lot 7, block 80 ~ East pselingter lot 16, block 13 .... - Kenwood, 79 .. = Teapot, re 2 ‘and §, block eoeee+» Casper, lotr 5 and 6, block 17 ie - ~Casper, south half lot 18, block 55 .... - South, lot 20, block G - «Englewood No, 1, lots 4 and &: Englewood No. 1, lots 6 and 17; Englewood No. 1, lots 11 and 12 Englewood No. y lote 13 and 14; nglewood No. 1, lot 15; nglewood lot nglewood lot Englewood 1, lot Englewood } lot Englewood No. 1, lot Englewood No lotg 36 and 37 Englewood No. 2, lots 38 and 59 Englewood No. 2, lot 42 .---2---...-.- es ececescesewess~ Riverview, lot 1, bleck 1; Riverview, lot 1, block 2; Riverview, lot 2; Riverview. lot 2, block 3; Riverview, fuiverview Niverview, Riverview, Riverview, Niverview, Riverview, Riverview Riverview, Riverview, Riverview, Riverview, Riverview, lots 1 and 2; lots 3 and 4, block 4 lots 1 and $; lots 3 and 4, block 6 lots 1 and 2; lots 3 and lois 1 and lots 3 and 4. block 1 lots 1 and ¢; lots S and 4, block 3 lots 1 and 2; lots & and 4, block 9 lots 1 and 2, block 10 lots | and 2, block 11, lots 1 and 2; lots 3 and 4, block 12 ¥, lots 1 and 2; . » lots 3 and 4, block 13 Uiverview, lots 1 and 2; (uiverview, lots 3 and 4, block 14; Riverview, lots 1 and 2; Uiverview, lots 3 and 4, block 15; (Uverview, lo: and 2; and 4, block 16 and 2; and 4, block 17 Ai and 3; and 4, block 18; block 6; Riverview, Riverview, es ts lote J r, lots lots } , lots 3 lots I lote 1 lots 3 Riverview, Riverview, Riverview, Riverview, Riverview, Niverview, Riverview Riverview, Riverview, Tiverview, Riverview, Riverview, Riverview, and 2%; & and 4, block and 2; and 4, block 22 and 2; and 4, bleck 3; and 2, block 2 1 and 2, block 2 and 2; and 4, block and 2; and 4, block 27 and 2; and 4, block 28 and 2, block 29 lota 2% lots 1 lot 47 .. Englewood, lot 56 Riverview, Englewood, sorceress Englewood, lot 24 ~-Englewood No. 3, lots 52 to 104 inclusive seeePowder River, lot 15, block 10 Butler Heights, lot 6, block 33 , lot 14; lot 15. block 4 Kenwood, lot 245; North Burlington, lot 2 so+e= Teapot, lot 19, block S“UNEXM; SEX section 14, township 83, NEM section 22, township 83, range 73 N%4N% section 23, township 33, range 78 ..... North Casper, West % lot 98; North Casper, West 14 lot 99; North Casper, West % lot 100, block EXSWY, section 27 lot 4, block 1 lot *, block 3 ¥vansville, Evansville, Vivansville, Evansville, lot 14, block 3 ....eccescsce. fot 15, block 8 .. lot 10, block 4 .... lot %, block 6 Toast 40 feet lot East 40 feet lot 10, block 7 . lot 3, block 9 .. Evansvill ivansvill ‘ansvill tvanaville, svansville, ivanaville, lot 11 block 10 lot 12, block 10 lot 16, block 10 » lot t7, block 10. lot 2, block 11 .. lot 8, block 11 lot 3, block 12 .. Pverrville, (Continued on Cage fn) 48.56 47.02 3,95 144.50 60,02 3.21 94.40 69.84 3.47 34.60 PAGE NINE World Topics Sere ctaye beanie shia Gate opics mort rule «fc iuet of “s |iife by one ph fa bia the he engineer holds the spot-| truth of this remark t spon tine ceording to A. Atwater Kent] negative characier of —the of Philadelphia, who declares we are] fact that pleasure n living in the world’s geratest of pain and that p 4 the eering era 2 element in life. 1 10? Mr. Ke pose that, with the ex om nent manufactur-! of some sore of painful spot are er and radio en-| physically in a sound y gineer was ad-! condition: the pain of & spe dressing the stu:! whether it be tooth, tc finger, gijjdents and alumni| wit completely absory. our whole mijof Worcester, | attention, causing o lose the Polyte: sense of ge 1 well-being, and de institute, at thel stroying all ymfort in life jrecent Inaugura-|, in the same way, when all our ition of 3 but one turn out as we y Ralph S| the single instar our ain ieee cane of are frustrated is a constant trouble presater to us, even though it be something | which Mr. Kent We think a great dea | attended. very little about t AS. KENT Mr. Kent said a There never was t a time when the graduate of the @ positive eleme inteal school had the opportunity | jife e has today, nor was there ever so| wide @ field for his knowledge, nor| ‘This Is the basis of Aristotle's re. | 80 great a chance for him to make| mark, quoted above, which bids us wood in a big way. Not so many| direct our aim. not toward obtaining ears ago, the technical gradvate| what is pleasurable in life, but to Was regarded by many as sscond to| ward ave as far as possibie, its Kraduate in literary or classfeal | innur ev With no comparison, nor any pa agement to the academ 7 Tmean to aay that, with the| Romance De Fonte country’s marvelons growth in man ‘ride ufacturing, invention and engineer. | Frida ing, the technical at udent's 0; re | - Sig gnc tunity today is ax great as be wwistea | By RUSZABBTH Pane h (In this a jent Spa n Datla the the work the tech | Mourning Madi syed be Nese the country are do.| the emblem pasrig eee tal, ing in preparing young men for prac: | Ost 4mus: ag Of TARY, leal pursuits cannot well be est! pg feayp See vee be mated. The demand for well equip-| aOIY COR) OR EA ped young men is so great that each | : Neder ib year on graduation many find places | has tried to sive the subtle note of with large organizations where, with | th original p Proper application on thelr part, | & Siot iage rat brick | their future {s assured, Many young ( |men who graduate this year will be| litt Ni ada ME ch |leaders in the still more important | a Xs ek 1 engineering development of the next | Widowed. she her mate depores | ten, or even five years. No one can ahi, dies: Of: lave | foresee how great that will be Hee: the ‘trait In the field of radio alone, the meen development is so rapid that the| “If you wi st highly skilled engineers are re-| my bri ; ved to keep pace with it. Radio| “Go. © hatred enemy, treacherou the young man’s field. IN ap.| and bold Peals to his imagination and de-|! will find no flowery vale, no green mands his highest technica? skill.| | branch will hold i Not even we who are closest in| Clear lucid. water, turbid, I will touch with every change can tell| 4 exactly what great disco jes may | Ne e her's offspring love to me coma tomorrow, or what baffling | si mysteries of the alr seek solace, ne'er my be solved." | Who’s Who The latifundia mense land holdings, has always been a sore spot in modern Spain A relic of the Roman era |the first century, B. C., the s item of im-| latifundia onsists in the con ntration of the land of the realm in the hands of a few patrician fam ies Sometimes it was done b confiscating small properties owners were in debt, sometimes by encroaching on the Public domain won through conquest It accomiplished the ruin of middie class in Italy, and hay heen a similar handicap to the agri cultural classes in Spain. Duque de Alba, one of the largest landholders im the country, and fourteen timer a Grandee, set an example which may lead to the abolishment of jatifundia in Spain by signing an agreement with Senor Villaloboa, Deputy represent ing the community of Lespelosa de Tornas, whereby the inhabitants ma buy the lands held by the Duke at & low price and on the installment plan, Although a thorough Spaniard. Duque de Alba is descended the Stuarts and also bears the Scot- | Ush title of tenth Duke of Berwick, | He was born in Maérid in 1878 and was christened Maria de! Pilar Car- los Manuel Stuart FitzJames, Known both in Europe and in America as a great sportsman, Du- que de Alba has been giving more and more attention to social work of late, tion in Madrid of well-built houses | for working men and others unable | to pay the prices usually demanded for decent quarters Duque de Alba also claims descent from Christopher Columbus, who entered his illustrious family eigh- teen generations A dent student of history, the Duke does not believe that Columbus was the | first to discover America. He has | written « number of historical treat. {ses and is a member of the Acodemy of History. He is also a member of the Fine Arts Academy of San Fer- nando. Duque de Alba has been a mem ber of the Spanish Cortes for some time, first ax a Deputy and more recently as a Senator He was mar ried in London in 1920 to Marquesa de San Vincente del Barc | Pain and Pleasure | Looking at it from a moral point their endurance and energy This is the way we are made. I may or may not be a mystery or a paradox; it is @ fact Now, this enjoyment in endurance in Just according to the intensity of life: ‘The more physical vigor and balance, the more endurance van be made an element of tistaction These observation not jibe with Arist heory that pleasure, but freedom from } what {he wise man will aim at whose} the| has just} from | Recently he began construc: | yet remain to| N® just before | assuage Bu hatred braggart would my soul | Dead is love within me, loat is friend | ship's ¢ eet Se ee Friendship RY AUSTIN “DOBSON ame is fead men eat 1 hav no « ach for such meat, In little ight and narrow room, They eat tt in the silent tomb Of friendship sp For tru when a man sh. end He lives in memo: of his friend Who doth his better part recall | nerves, I was le And of his far it make funeral —_ sacred Green is the color of the Mohammedar TELEPHONE SUPERVISOR Tellsof the Benefit Received by Taking Lydia E. 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JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD OF HUDSON COACHES, LOOK THEM OVER! WHY NOTA HUDSON? $5.00 Reward of view, which i inferior, a world | fitted only for falr-weather beings | susceptible for every passive enjoy ment, but without independence courage or fortitude, or , world framed to elicit from men every form of triumphant en¢ ‘ance and con quering moral energ It in observed that “little incor veniences, exertions, pains—theee | are the o things in which we tightly feel our life at all. If these were not there, existence become Worthless, or worse; success in put ting them all away is fatal So it is that men engage in a fetic sports. spend their holidays tramping or climbing. find nothing 80 enjoyable as that which taxes Five dollare reward wil) be paid o the par furnishing the Casper ally Tribune information teading to the ca re of the oersen who ir fraudulently collecting subsertutione from Tribune acribers = Patrons M othe paper should not pay any mm) their subacrintion except the ‘arrier who delivers 1 or In authorized colier he Mtice If cou are not anre vou are maving the right soll 1 ek him O show hie sredeniinia if lie oan A0t do #0 please cali the Tribune "| Telephone 15 ~