Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1925, Page 9

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1925 FRISCO FAMILY FALLO HEIR TO GREAT ESTATE Fortune Left by Adyen- turer in Bank of England Found. BY BEN G. KLINE (Copyright 1925 The Casper Tribune) SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. §,—As a fitting time, when San Franciscans are recalling the “days of the dons” a socially prominent San Francisco family is informed that it is heir to a third of a neglected estate of a mere $55,000,000 left by a Spanish pioneer and adventurer in the for- mer possessions of the king of Spain in this continent, who died in Eng- land about & hundred years ago, The local heirs are Mrs. Victoria Abella, great grand-daughter of Don Juan de Segui, and her son and daughter. Though it w known hat Don Juan was very wealthy when, @ political refugee from Guat- emala, he died in England, the mem- bers of his family in Central Ameri- ica were satisfied with the large landed estate he left ‘there and his widow made no attempt to. claim the fortune left-in the care of the Bank of England. The bank, how- ever, has kept up a search of the helrs and. through its Central Amer- ican branch has informed the San Francisco family of their third of the inheritance The local members of the family had believed the weal- thy don had left some property with the Bank of England but did not suspect that it was a great fortune. The Abella family came to San Francisco five years ago for the two children to complete their edu- cation. The son, Henry Abella, has become an American citizen; he is a student at St. Ignatius College. The daughter married here and ts now Mrs, Frank Davidson King. Two thirds of the huge estate goes to two of Mrs. Abella's sisters who live in Central America. ————__ DINNERSTORIES One night at a theater some scen: ery took fire, and a.very perceptible odor of burning alarmed the specta- tors, A panic seemed to be immi- nent, when an actor appeared on the stage. “Ladies and gentlemen,” he said, “compose yourselves. danger.” The audience did not seem reas- sured. “Ladies and. gentlemen,” contin: ued the comedian, rising to the ne- cessity of the occasion, ‘confound it all—do you think if there was any danger I'd be here?” The panic collapsed. There is no A northern gentleman was being entertained by a southern colonel on a fishing-trip, It wus the first visit to the south, ad the mosquitos were so bothersome that- he was unable to sleep, while at the same time he could hear his friend snoring audibly. “The next morning he approach: ed the ojd darky who was doing the cooking. “Jim,” he sald “how is it the cclonel {s able to sleep so soundly with so many mosquitos around?” “TV'll tell you boss,” the darky -re- pijed’ “de fust part of de night de kernel is. too full to pay any 'ten- shum to de skeeters, and de last part of de night de skeeters is too full to pay any 'tenshum to de kernel.” The automobile was a thing un- heard of to the mountaineer and he p Was very much astonished the day when he saw‘one go by without any Visible mean& of locomotion. His eyes bulged, however, when a mo-+ § torcycle followed closely in its wake and disappeared like a flash around =a bend in the road, “Gee whiz!" he said, turning to his son, “who'd ‘a’ s'posed that thing | had a colt?” IWSH SOMEONE WOULO OFFER OS ARIDE-I'M ABODT ALL IN BCROI SIN‘ IN TH! aie The topaz derives its name from Topozos, an island in the Red Sea. POSITIONS WANTED MIDDLE aged widow lady. would like to get cooking or hougekeep- ing for the winter, Write Box B-94, Tribune. YOUNG lady wants clerk; experienced. position Phone 226J. SERVICES OFFERED GOOD marcel and bob curl, 60c. Mrs, Shaw, 215 N. Lincoln. Phone 1044. CALCIMINING and painting small jobs; Work guaranteed; prompt Phone 1860J, as service. fata 3 2 Bee For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—At a sacrifice, Dodge Touring, new paint, new top, new battery; good terms, 1126 S. Beech. FOR SALE—Ford Touring, late 1924; starter, demountable rims, many extras; good condition, 815 B, Fifth. "Phone 2107J. For Sale—Auto Accessories FOR SAL’ 240 5S. W For Sale—Household Goods 4x4 cords at cost, cott. Phone 701W. $20. Clasii ed Rates ‘Two cents per word or ten cents ‘ber line. NO ADD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as 8 basis of estimating a line. é BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two lines. All charged advertising will be booked “set lines” irrespective of the number of words, The Casper Daily Tribune will not be responsible for more than One incorrect insertion of any ad yertisement ordered for more than one time. Errors not the fault of [the advertiser which clearly lessen the real value of the advertisement will be rectified only by’ publication thout extra charge within FIVE lays after insertion. No republica tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE- MENTS. Must be accompanied by cash or check in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing instructions about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Daily Tribune. HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Competeny general house work.’ 10th, VANTHD— Woman house work, from Call at $03 8, Durbin, woman for Apply 108 FE. for to Beneral 9 5 dally. FOR SALE—Furniture of a four- “room house, at a bargain, Corner 17th and Poplar. FOR DALE—Complete set of good quality’ living room, bedroom and kitchen furniture, practically new; priced reasonably delivered at Cas- pert *. J. Wiedeke, Careyhurst, W: FOR SALI—Large family refriger- ator and upholstered Morris chair. 704 8. Park. FOR SALE— Wardrobe trunk, $20.00; kitchen safe, $8.00; breakfast table and four chairs, $13.00; card tables, $3.50; 6x9 kitchen rug, $6.90; all white cotton mattress, $8.00; Chaise lounge, $17.00; coal range, $30.00 gas heaters, $1.75 and up; sewing machine, $10.00. We do packing and crating. We renovate and remake mattresses. ( JUNTER-GOLL CO, First Phone 242 _ W. 2200 ~6OSH,THIS SMALL BOAT. f gp FALLOGTH YEAR IIS | CooL work TELL TIST.WRAP THIS BLANKET ALL” AROUND. ME AD! Che Casper F POLLY OF THE FOLLIES cabbie Inten tion THIS Lootts AS THeen THE RENT OUGHT To BE SSA = —-> SSA Daily Cribune So THIS IS YoUR DAUGHTER- ISN'T SHE A SWEET CHILD TELL ME, LITTLE GIRL,WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO Do WHEN You'RE AS BIG as NWOUR MOTHER? mM 6 trtat TIVE A NOTIONS TAKE MY SHOES OFF AND CARRY Tem. THIS BRICK uFT? UM GOING YouR TURD In) FER A NARLY, For Sale—Miscellaneous SEB Natrona Lumber Company for the cleanest stock of lumber, fir and pine finish, oak and maple floor- screen doors and windows; the lowest. Phone 528. 251 North Beech. Sa FOR SALE—Cheap, railroad ticket from Casper to Detroit, Mich. In- quire Silver Shingle Cafe, Evans- ville. FOR SALE—Pickling tomatoes, squash, tatoes, ete. Drive out, Ranch. Phone 8F12. FOR SALE—Saddle bridle, shaps and saddle blanket; price $50. Inquire at 139 West K. FOR RENT—GARAGES cucumbers, cabbage, po- BSwingle FOR RENT—Garage; reasonable; close in, 745 1. Fourth. FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK ubvadae corcnas alco ba be en EFELL BUCKS FOR SALE WE HAVE for sale 700 head Mareno bucks and 250 head cross-bred Leicester bucks. If interested phone 9F2. Efell Sheep Co. WANTED TO RENT WANTED—Six-room. modern house; double garage preferred; will pay reasonable rent, Phone 377J. WANTED TO RENT—Garage near 124 N. Melrose. Phone 1791W. For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $2 per month. Repairing done. Also sell on easy payments. Brooks, 749 East H, Phone 1648W. WANTED TO BUY WANTED—We will buy or trade in your used furniture, also Flot: guns and rifles, Koler Furniture Co,, 220 8. Wolcott. Phone 138. WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, nl Maes all household goods. Phone 1086 WANTED TO cotton rags. Tribune office. BUY—Good, clean Bring them to the For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Burroughs adding ma- chine, also Underwood typewriter, A-1 condition. Apply Virginia Hotel. FOR SALE—No. 5 Underwood type- writer, like new. 1405 E, Second. Phone 1674R. FOR SALE—Ctrman police pups. Englewood Kennels on Salt Creek Highway, opposite aviation field. OLD concrete, stucco or brick walls can be made bright and attractive with S. W. P. Concrete Wall Binish, sold by Nicolaysen Lumber Co. Phone 62 and 2300. FOR SALE—Five sacrifice for cash. between 5:30 and 7. FOR SALE—New clever auto basket for babe: cheap. FT e 1127 a YOR SALE—Five tube radio set aacrifice-for cash. Phone 1864M between 5:30 and 7, J tube radio set; Phone 1864M t WANTED—Your old coal range or heater In exchange for a gas range or heater, Phone 1086. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—One nice bedroom; ad- joining bath, .704 8. Park, CAN'T 1 GIVE YOu FOLKS A BY JINGO THOSE ARE THE Sweerest WoRDS LVE HEARD SINCE GOT My-(AST RA:SE - HOP IN LUCY. A FREE RIDE THIS SEEMS Too Good TS GE -WELL THIS ISN'T SUCH A BAD OLD PLANET AFTER ALL- WHEN A STRAVGER PICKS US UP LIKE THIS 'T SHOWS THERE ARE A FEW PEOPLE LEFT WHO LIKE T DO IND ACTS Hi EASIER RIDING CAR THAN THE GUNNS ANY HOW - I WISH WE COULD PASS THEM ALONG "TRE ROAD IN THEIR OLD JUNKPILE AND GIVE THEM THE “HIGH HAT” ITS GETTING AWFULIY Ruch, “ MA, 'S EVERNTHING SECURELY 'STOWED Dowdy BELOW. So wT “SYONT. Rabie For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Nicely furnished, mod. ern two-room apartment; all con- veniences; close in, 919 E, Third, Apt. 4. FOR RENT—A desirable 3-room apartment; well furnished, in good location. _704 8. Park. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment at the Milne. 926 E. Second. FOR RENT—One 4-room furnished apartment; $32.50; also one 4-room unfurnished apartment, $27.50; on Oak Crest. Phone 2869.R, FOR RENT—Three-room modern apartment, 415 South Park street; fine condition; range, refrigerator and breakfast nook furnished. A. P. Nesbitt, 312 EB, Second. Phone 101M. FOR RENT—Four-room basement apartment, furnished; cheap to reliable party who will take care of property. Owner going on three months vacation. Phone 2583J. FOR RENT—Newly furnished three- room apartment; reduced rent. 1110 EB. First. Phone 1699M. FOR RENT— Desirable, modern completely furnished three-room apartment; close In; 228 W hth. FOR RENT—Modern two-room tur nished apartment; private bath 445 5, Beec h Phohe 904W FOR RENT—Furnished apartment 614 BE. Fifth. Phone 387. FOR SALE—Musical Instruments — FOR SALE—Victrola, good. . con dition, Phone 477J. FOR RENT—HOUSES <T—Two three-room houses 8 I. 15th; on bus line and near to school; $13; lights and water furnished. Phone 1528W. 240 5S. Wolcott. FOR RENT—Fourroom furnished house with gas, lights and water in, 420 N. Jackson, Ni POR RENT—Fiveroom unfurnished modern house with garage, on payement. Phone 292 FOR RENT—Threeroom furnished house, partly modern, $20, 641 S 1 F adults. ; one bus furnished house with gare block from school; near lines. 1427 Boxelder. Ss FOR. RENT—Sixroom furnished house with garage at 262 8. Wash- ington. Phone 1945J, YOR RENT — Modern furnished house; Wolcott. three-room adults, 632 5. cae THOUGHT ae HEARD ACTHUMP- “ING ees __ FOR SALE—HOUSES _ FOR RENT—Modern house, nicely furnished, four rooms and break- fast nook, also apartment, garage. 240 S. Fen FOR REN ‘urnished three-room house in North Casper, and gar: age, all for $18 per month; on bus line; lights\and gas, 317 N. Center. Phone 2 FOR RE? ght-room furnished house on pavement and bus line, 75; five-room house, furnished, $40, or unfurnished, $30; two two-room houses, $12 each, 834 E, Second. Phone ‘947M FOR RENT—Modern fiveroom fur- nished Rouse with garage; adults only. Call between 8 and 10 m. or 1 to 3p, m, 535 S, Jackson. Phoné 2379W. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Chei house and gar Phone 433M. A BARGAIN modern h eon North consisti of fiv ath upsta har awood p, good two-room ge to be moved. 10-Room, Lincoln, w@, walks in 8, the conditioned Inside, just like new, French gray walls, wood work ivory ‘and white enamel, all as sessments paid in full. ' A real sacrifice at $4,800. Terms Same as Rent Phone 381 FOR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE—$1,000 equity in good three-room house. Lights, gas and water in. Trade for good closed car or sell with small down payment and monthly pay- ments less than rent. No red tape. Call evenings . Kenwoor d four-r lot, for rougl om good LOST AND FOUND _ FOUND The following articles have bean at the Tribune office for quite some tine. Wil) the owners please call and clasm— Child’s brown kid glove. Smal! photo on West Yellowstone. Brown gauntiet glove. Boy's grey hat? FOR RENT—Close in, modern three. room furnished house; player plano; $25. 304 8. Oak. FOR RENT—Modern room; close in; reasonabie. 113 5, Lincoln, Phone 264k, FOR RENT—Room, next to bath, also extra large room on ground floor; reasonable: close in, Phone 836W. 147 N, Wolcott. For Rent—APARTMENTS FroR nishe F. Second. ‘T—Modern two-room fur Paytment with bath, 1225 Phone 517W. FOR RENT —Two-room — atrictly modern, furnished apartment close in; private entrance. 603 8. Beech, Ay, FOR RENT—Five-room modern, __ furnished house. 704 BE. Third. — FOR RENT—New fourroom fur- nished house with bath, $25 to responsible party. 624 8, McKinley. Call_at 123% 8. Cent ‘ FOR RENT—Two-room furnished house, seml-modern with Fara, 1115 8, Boxelder, FOR RENT—Well built two-room house, 13th and Locust street lights, gas, water, garage, furnished or unfurnished, Phone 2496M. 1644 8. Ceda ‘OR RENT—Four-room house, com pletely furnished. Inquire 420 N Jackson, PERSONAL MADAM STANLEY, Palmist; present and future; past free. South Dayid. MADAME “CROSS” Clairvoyant and psychic advisor knows your past, present and future. Hours from 9 to 9 West Hotel. wae MAVAM J. AEA KEYS, ordained spittualist, private readings daly message circle every Monday eve ning. & p. m. Apt. 8. Wyatt hotel Phone 2409. * this Clairvoyant, special $1.00 reading week. house in rear, 443 W. Yellowstone Hours 10 to 9. _ LEGAL NOTICES SHERIFF’S SALE WHEREAS, Anna_ Elizabeth Kirke, nee Daly, and Frank P. Kirke, of the County of Natrona, and State of Wyoming, by Deed of Trust and Mortgage dated March 26, A. D., 1928, and record- ed April 16, A. D., 1923, in Book 81 of Mortgages, at Page 55, of the records in the office of the Clerk and Recorder of said Na- trona County, did convey to Alfred J. Bromfield, as Trustee for ‘The Industrial Building and Loan As- sociation, a Colorado corporation, the following real estate in said Natrona County and State of Wy- oming, to-wit: All of Lot numbered One (1), in Block numbered Eighty- seven (87), in the Town of Cas- per, except the Southwesterly (SW) Thirty (30) feet thereof, which Deed of Trust and Mort- gage was made to secure a certain contract and promissory note of said grantors bearing even date with said Deed of Trust and Mort- gage, for the sum of Four Thou sand Dollars ($4,000.00), payable to the said The Industrial Building and Loan Association, at Denver, Colorado, with interest thereon from date thereof until paid, in one hundred (100) monthly install- ments of not less than Sixty-six Dollars ($66.00), to be applied to the payments of fines, assessments, interest and dues on stock owned by said grantors in said Associa- tion, and upon which indebtedness said grantors have been credited with: the sum of Nine Hundred Twenty-six Dollars and. Forty Cents ($926.40), heretofore paid to apply on principal, interest and premium thereon; and, WHEREAS, it is provided in said Trust Deed and Mortgage Are You Out of Job? Tribune will help every man and woman in Casper in search of employment to find work by publishing FREE For One Insertoin The “Position Wanted” ads. member {t will cost you ing to advertise your in The Tribune. Re. noth: services If you need of work ADVERTISE are in GOING To DIET! WELL STRANGER IT CERTAINLY WAS KIND OF YOU TO PICK US UP- WE CAN'T THANK You ENOUGH FOR THE RIDE | Practice THANKS ME Eve! THIS IS ATAXI- You Owe ME 2° BUCKS FoR THE UFTY PAGE NINE taxes adv Hundred and J and there is due linquent interest, all secured and Thousand Bromfield, act and by re dersigned h sor-in-Trust with authority to act form as prescribed Trust and Mortg WHERE Building and n Mortgage « e of said pr son of the said def ers of said note, Deed of Mortgage in the payment sums as the same became ¢ the taxes on said property, power of sale contained in Deed of Trust and Mort become operative and proceedings has been instit law or in equity to recover t sums now due on said Deed « Trust and Mortgage: NOW, THEREFORE, I, McPherson, Sheriff of said trona County, do hereby give/pub- lic notice that I will on the 24th day of October, 19 at 10:06 o'clock, A. M., at the south front door of the Court House, in saik County of Natrona, sell all of the above described premises and all the title and interest of the said grantors above named, their he and assigns, at public auction, for the highest and best price the same will bring in cash for the purpose of paying the sum of Four Thot sand Five Hundred LEighty-s Dollars and Seventy-three Cents ($4,586.73), being the sums above named, and interest ruing from this date, as provided in said D of Trust and Morts » and expenses of executi this tru Dated this 2nd day of Septem- ber, A. D., 1925, ALEX McPHERSON aula in and for the Count Natrona, Wyoming. By FRED EB. PLACE Deput Publish papeember 10, October 1,8, 15, 192 etal ee Lae PUBLIC LAND SALE Department. of the Interior, S. Land Office at Cheyenne ming, August 27, 192 Notice is ihaéxieby given that, as directed» by the Commissioner of the General Land Office, under provisions of Sec. 5 pur- suant to the applic Froehner, of Freela and, Wy rial Cheyenne Douglas No. 0323 ver V at public sale, to the highe der, but at not less t acre, at 10 o'clock 80th dey of October offic: E% SE SWuNW: 79 W., “This tract ordered into the market on a showing that the greater portion thereof is moun- of Aler U. » Wyo- tior next, the following tract. ¢ that in the event of failure to pay for three months said installments, the whole sum of said loan is due and payable, together with said whole sum above named, secured “lby said Deed of Trust and Mort- gage; and, WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of said monthly installments since June 25, 1924, interest in the sum of Fi Hundred Twenty-nine Dollars tainous or too rough for cultiva tion.” The sale will not be kept but will be declarede those present a have ceased bidd' port ted \st ws ’ Receiver the amount Any persons claiming the above-described land vised to file their claims, ° jections, on or before the designated for sale. FRED J, PETERSO Acting Register, Pub. Sept. 10, 17, 24; Oct. 1, 8, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY AUDITORS LAWYERS ©. H. REIMERTH & CO, Certified Public Accounts Income Tax Service 401 O.S. Bidg. Phone 767 HASELMIRE & PREBLE Auditors and Accoun' Income Tax Consultant Suite 211. Con. Roy. Bldg. Phone 660 ARCHITECTS . WESTFALL, Architect ~ RAYBURN 8. WE! 12 Daly Building. Phone 1352 TRANSFER AND CRATING NATRONA TRANSFER, STURAGE AND FUEL C0.—Phone 949 BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY CO. 119 B. Fifth Phone 907 CLEANERS THE ari 10K OLBANERS 146 N. Jackson one 56 Brett HEMINGWAY wyer 832 Midwest WINTER and 202 Ol! Exchange Phone 151 MULVANE & BARRETT Attorneys _ Roy. Bldg JAMES P. Bldg. NTER Bldg. Con. Phone 2306 KEM Lawyer 408 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1397 HAGENS & MU RANE Lawyer: 206-207 O0 Exe mnie Building MARVIN L. BISHOP, JR. Attorney-at-Law Smith ‘Bldg. Phone 78 CASEY & McNALLY Room 616-17 Con. Roy, Bldg. Phone 86. FOSTER AND Attorneys Rr, Ragit Cor Sci Bldg. cHRLI es ay. PAUL &. 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