Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1925, Page 9

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1925 GOL. MITCHELL NOT LIKELY TO BE DISMISSED No Precedent Found for Drastic Action Against Officer. By ROBERT T. SMALL, (Copyright, 19: Casper, ‘ibune.) WASHINGTON, Nov. 21,—It may come as a surprise—and possibly as a dit&ppointment—to Colonel Billy MXchel! to discover that, upon con- iC icon in his present trial, he will iy not be “fired” out of the army. 7 But“as a matter of fact, it was learne@ from some of the oldest of- ficers in the service that there never has been a dismissal of an officer for the offenses with which Colonel Mitchell is charged. The army, therefore, has been surprised at the public discussion of the not to say the probability, colonel will be made to “walk the plank’ unless President Coolidge shouid step in and commute the ex- pected sentence of dismissal. The army fully exnects the colonel to be convicted of the charges brought against him, despite the leniency of the court in hearing all of the “Justification” testimony which has been offered by the de- fense. The army does not see how there can be anything but, a con- viction, but the maximum punish- ment it expects is a reprimand and a reduction of several numbers for the colonel in his grade, In the olden days a reduction of this sort would probably mean that the of- ficer always would remain a colonel up to the time of retirement. golonel Mitchell, however, is a y is man and furthermore briga- dier8 and major generals today are chosen by selection rather than by the old, inexorable rule of seniority. Colonel Mitchell’ is charged with conduct prejudicial to good order and miltiary discipline. Such a charge, according. to long army precetont, does not carry dismissal as a punishment, It is rare, indeed, that a high of- ficer of the army ever is dismissed. When he is, it is for conduct un- becoming an officer and a gentle- man. No such charge has been leveled against Colonel Mitchell. Nor has there been an allegation of insubordination in the accepted meaning of the term, Colonel . Mitchell never has refused to carry out instructions, he has never in- cited to mutiny or rebellion, despite the fiery lanugage which has been accredited to him. “The defense has shown that the colonel’s statement, lambasting the war and navy deé- partments, caused scarcely a ripple on the surface of military Hfe in angvaround San Antonio. where the jabs cron was stationed at he time of his outburst. Washing- ton seems to be the spot where the explosion was the loudegt. The mildness of the punishment likely to be meged out tq Colonel Mitchell, if found gullty, is likely to diminish public interest in his fate. It also means that President Cool- idge probably will not be called upon to exercise any drastic power as final reviewing authority. <A reprimand and the loss of a few numbers in grade probably would be approved by the president rather speedily. On the assumption that the colonel might bo “fired.” i¢ has been predicted the president would step in and for political, if no other reasons, would commute the sen- tence. Classified Rates Two cents per word or ten cents Der line. 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CLOSING HOUR, Want Ads to be classified properly Must be tn the Casper Daily Tribune office before 10. Want Ads ceceived after 10 to 12 a m, will be {inserted u the baed “Too Late to jenify.** HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED — 1ekiedt acon eneraul housewor! LADIES make $25 week ity z ing postal cards and clipping newspapers at home. PartictHars free, Enclose stamp. B. Robinson, 729 Rose St, Jackson, Mi! ADDRESSING VELOPES — Ex- Perlence unnecessary, Earn $16 to $45.weekly during spare time at home. Dignified work for h sincere persons. PRODUCTS, 1032-1080 VanBuren, Chicago. en ee 231 MOWM’N POP---The Old Game U7 Ie NaTICED THE SAME THING AND IMGONG To TRY OUT.AUTTLE SCHEME TO TEST HER LOVE AND Tol "OUT WHICH WAY THE WIND BLOWS HENRY L DONT BELIEVE LORETTA CARES AS MUCH FOR CHICK AS WE THOUGHT- SHE'S BEEN TERRIBLY UPSET SINCE SHE GOT “THAT LETTER FROM Pro: HELP WANTED—MALE SALESMAN to place products with industrial plants on approval. Commission paid on receipt of trial orders ‘which man retains whether or not products prove satis- factory. Radiumole Refining Co., 1 Madison Ave., New York City, MEN wanting Forest Ranger, Rall- way Mail Clerk and other Govern. ment positions, Write for particu- lars. _Moleane _D-107, Denver, Colo. Dort Touring, too cheap to quote. WANTED—Men to make money in spare or full time. Write imme- diately for ,full particulars. | RO- Earl C Boyle, Inc. MANCE PERFUMER: General |The safe place to buy your used car +P, O. Box 368, Brooklyn, N.Y. RELIABLE MAN in eyery town and city to distribute free samples, advertising matter, etc. No selling. Experience unnecessar: Outdoor work, Average pay $8 per day. Write quickly for contract. Super- visor Colombe, 5153 North Clark St., Chicago, Ill. BS vas For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—One or two real cheap Ford cars that can be bought at your own price; also a phe (ideas — Ford Delivery; ode! in ft ¥ aer--$140.00. perfect running or- Earl C. Boyle, Inc. ‘The safe place to buy your used car. ~ 1925 Ford Coupe Less than year old and practically new Cadillac Roadster A-1 condition and a rare bargain for quick sale \ “61” Cadillac Phaeton Guaranteed A-1 condition— Terms to Suit Purchaser RENO MOTOR CO, , Open All Day Sunday . Durbin Phone 3030 WANTED—SALESMEN SALESMEN—We furnish you a new Ford car immediately and set you up in business. You own both car, and business. No capital re- quired. Profits $50 to $150 per week easy, , ExcluSive ‘territory, city or country. +Biggest opportunity, ever offered hustlers. Territory going fast. Write quick for details, W. & H. Walker, Inc.,.Dept...N., Herr's Island, Pittsb Pa Y SALESBOARD L daily . selling salesboard ments. Make high as .$38.00 on single order, No samples to‘ carry. Write for ‘colored catalog. LION MFG, CO., Dept. 214, 2146 Sheffield, Chicago. PAY BEST men $100 weekly selling retailers live-wire specialty. Com: missions advanced. TANDARD SPECIALTY CO., Cedar Rapids. Ia. SIDELINE salesmen covering small towns in entire state.or. more; making drug. stores; confectioneries, ete. Continuous commission. No collections,’ no samples to carry. State line ried, territory covered. Dean Novelty Co,, Box 192, Mus- kogee, Okla, NEW MEN guaranteed $35 and e ex: ‘penses against commissions, Re- taflers live-wire novelty: Good men make $200 weekly. M, Appleton Novelty Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. WANTED—AGENTS [—$50.00 assort- “M1 225 N FOR SALE—Ford Touring; 1924 model; Ruckstell axle; as good as new—$325.00, Earl C. Boyle, Inc, The safe place to buy your used car. FOR SALE — Eord Delivery; Special’ panel body. If taken at once, Earl C. Boyle, Inc, - The safe place to buy your used car AGENTS—No competition selling Spectacles, guaranteed to satisfy, only $3.98. Puy daily. We deliver, collect. Nearly everybody _ buys. $10.00-$25,00 daily easy, TRU-FIT ‘OPTICAL CO,, 1526 W. Adams, SP-1121, Chicago. AGENTS—Absolutely no competi- tion. Patented window cleaner Sells on sight. Low price. . Big profit, We deliver. $15.00 dajiy easy. _E-N MFG. CO. Delphos, O. $15.00 DAILY easily made. Great opportunity, men and women. Ex- perience unnecessary. $95c¢ profit every” dolinr. Whirlwind seller. Write quick. Particulars free. T, J. Shotwell; Box 224, Grundy Center, a, $ I BAY agents big commissions sell- ing my candy, gum and mints.to dealers. Experience unnecessary. Write for free samples and terri- tory. Milton Gordon, Cincinnati. For Sale—Auto Accessories FOR SALE—Cord tires selling at cost. Call and see them. 611 8. For Sale—Miscellaneous es ane eA S RO NTE eee MAKE your garage safe for winter use, by finishing it inside with INSULITE, the last word in Wall board, NICOLAYSEN LUMBER CO, Phones 62 or 2300 COAL DELIVERED, mine measure, $7. POSITIONS WANTED per_ton. att Moore Bros., 17-R-6, EXPERIENCED chef will’ operate small cafe or hotel on percentage or sals P. O. Box 106. EXPERIDNCED carpenter wants Work; no objection to country, 4 Lincoln. _Phone_921. heater, $9; $22; vic» Basement FOR SALE—New coal room-size Wilton rug, trola_and “records, $30, 924 8. Oak. FOR SALE and some hay. W, lith. FOR SALE—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WILL sacrifice new $135 Conn alto saxophone for $50. Phone 2405-M. FOR SALE—Knight Campbell Play- er Piano; excellent condition, In- quire 1015 East C. Phone 903, ofl camp prefern ed, seeing rooming he Jar. Phone 1510-J. IT WILL pay you to get my price on your painting and decorating; all work guaranteed. L. D, Leisinger. Phone 1975-M I CAN ‘save you money on your building and repair work, also cement work, Lb. D. Lelsinger, Phone 1975-M. WANTED—A position as chamber: maid; experienced; “reference 1f desired. 257 N. Wolcott. SERVICES OFFERED MARCEL and Bobcurl, complete, Te. 838 East A. Phone 1402-W, WANTED—Stenographic or clerical work; temporary or permanent; references. Phone 193-R. HARPER method scalp treatments for dandruff, falling hair, marcel. Mrs. Colby, 449 CY. Phone 259. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES or over- 1551 8. Pop- Pasture with water 8. C. Davis, 708 Sort Rest—Miscellaseoss WOK KENT—Bewing machines. § per month. Repairing done, Also sell on easy payments Brookg, 749 East H Phone 1648W. FOR SALE—POULTRY nm FOR SALE—Fat hens and fryers, 23; capons, 30c; ducks, 22¢; home raised, 912 14th. Ph 1528-W. FOR SALE—Home dressed ducks and chickens for Thanksgiving. Leave ‘order Phone 4-J-2 or §-Re2. For Sale—Household Goods FOR_SALE—Boudolr lamps, $1.50, $1,75 and $2.00; Jess seal congo- leum rugs, 6x9 $7.00, 9x12 $14.60; sanitary cots $3.00; unfinished break- fast set tables and four chairs $13.25; used high chair $3.50; walnut finish drop-leaf tables $9.25; fringed win- dow shades 90¢, and plain 66c, We do packing and crating. HUNTER-GOLL CO. 242 West First St. Phone 2200 VOR SALE—Wonderful bargain, seven rooms of furniture, House for_rent. 405 8. Kimball, YOR SALE—For _ upholstering charge! overstuffed davenport and chairs. 1003 KB. nd. FOR SALE—Ivory room suites, dining ro@m furniture, rugs, ote, 623 8S. Cente FOR SALE—Wainut bedroom suite, y.% F ~ vietrola and records, Singer sew: FOR SALE—Ford Coupe; 1923 model; an unusual offer at $275.00, Earl C. Boyle, Inc. The safe place to buy your used car FOR SALE— Ford. Runabout; 1923 model; motor completely overhauled} guaranteed—$175.00, Earl C: Boyle, Inc. The safe place to buy your used car. SURPRISING bargain, Dodge. tour- ing car, ready for service, $115, Great Northern Motor Co., 333 N. Wolcott. Phone 2772. ing machine, refrigerator and other arucles, 925 EB, Sixth, Che Casper Sunday Cribune CL PLACE THiS Setar one OF HER ON THE MANTLE So A nae aes THEATRE — WE'LL WATCH FROM THE AND SEE WHAT EFFECT IT HAS WHO'S THE Guy LORETTA? UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Remodelled and Refinished SPRAGUE HOl TEL Rooms with Water, $10 and $20 A. M, PLACE, PROP. WANTED FIRST MORTGAGE WANTED WILL -invest about $3,500 in first mortgage if priced right. Box B-94, care Tribune, WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—-Light delivery car or a car that can be made into delivery car, Call 739 S. Washing- ton. SELL iT To the 2 for 1 Store? _WANTED—We will puy or trade {9 your used Curniture, also shot 8 and rifles. Koler furniture -» 220 S. Wolcott. Phone 138, WANTED TO BUY—We pay ‘more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers iio all household goods Phone te ee a WANTED—Your old coal range or beater in exchange fcr a gar range or heater Phone 1086. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR | apartm cures FOR R two-room lights very 215, N Reasonable, ie line furnished gas, | apartm| furnished; electric reasonable. Pho! Lincol and asher; 1044-W PAGE NINE .--By TAYLOR L THOUGHT MAYBE 1c OH You JEALOU: \T WAS A BEAD BOY— WHo ELS! OF SE wey a 109600, for S ; S'%N 8} NE\, Section 11, Range 85W. 6th has filed notice of tention to | ti make Final Three Year Proof, to} f establish claim to the land above | described, before Marion P, er, U. S. Commis: Wyoming, on the cember, 1925. Claimant names a Geo e. Zaba, Mrs. Zaba, Wiiliam Clark, Ben baum, all of Powder River, ming. FOR SALE—Best 100 store county route in this state. unnecessary. Just distr collect Wd net $100 weekly. B-91 i Township 4 Prin. Meridian, Box PERSONAL » Madame Clairvoyant. knows your past, pres future. West Hotel, WOULD like to hear driving east and Box B ‘Tribune. h day of De- from parties B south, » Write Ww I MART T. CHRISTENS } Clairvoyant, : : Oct. 2 x 5, 1 $1.00, 443 W. Readings this week Yellowstone, Pub. hree-room apartment house, well furnished, r , fireplace, laundry room and garage. 645 W. 1th FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR SALE OR R —Three-room home ip Casper View Addition; Ughts, gas and water in. Can g cheap rent to good handy pa exchange for small amount of work. P.O. Box 1638. FOR _f modern with bath. FOR eroom mod furnished house. See house at 113 S. Fenway. I:.quire 1428 S, Wainut. FOR modern, well fi also pigno and garage. Ash. Phone 1462-J. 730 WANTED TO BUY—Discarded clo thing and shoe. guns, tools, tents tarps, saddles and chapps. Phone 2061-W. ‘The Two-for-One-Store. _FOR . RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Two-car gardge, cheap. 1228 8S. Cedar. BOARD AND ROOM BOARD and room, $10 per week; aie eam heated; home conveniences. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Rooms; Yale hotel, 226 Aiesed B St. Inquire 219 West B reet. . FOR RENT—A nice cheerful fur- nished room in modern home, close in. 631 BE. Second. FOR RENT—Green Lantern rooms, $5.00 per week, with bath; nice, 2833'S. Jackson. Phone Ae a FOR RENT—One nicely furnished front room with private bath and telephone service. 1112 S. Elm. Phone_1887-M. te ey ee FOR RENT—Pleasant room in new modern home, 335 E. lith. Phone 2385-W. Fete css Ls ee FOR RENT—Very desirable sleep- ing room next to bath, good loca- tion, close in. 147 N. Wolcott, Phone _836-W. FOR RENT—Very nicely furnished rooms, near bus, close in, 304 8. FOR RENT—Steam heated rooms from $2.50 to $3.50 per week. 325 N. Center, Tulsa Hotel. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Beautifully furnished six-room apartment, three bed- rooms, mald’s noom, sleeping porch, situated in best residence section of Denver; wish to lease for winter or longer; splendid opportunity for family desiring Denver residence. Mrs. cott, 1921 Bast Ci Ave., r FOR RENT—Two a ern furnished and apartments at The Poling. room mod unfurnished Phone FOR RENT—Modern S1oom apa ment, furnished; private bath. 1 ‘oom fur nished apartment, modern, close In, reasonable. 31L N. Lincoln. Phone 1186-1. FOR RENT—One nice three-room furnished basement apartment, al! modern, use of electric washer, lights furnished, garage if d on bus line. 1121 8. Popla FO. RENT—Modern, apartment; private Sath; half block from Second street. S._Conwell. Bi FOR RENT-—Furnished and unfur+ nished apartments, newly deco- rated, bi in featur privat® ba Good location, Grant street bus Corner Lincoln and Lind. [tv M. nis low rent; 133 Phone ie urnished and elec $20 ‘oom apartment; Ughts, gas tric washer furnished: month, 133 N. Kimball. McCORRY APARTM Oy ag FIVE-ROOM attractively furnishea PL apartment with brick garage and laundry room. Phone 1150-W. FOR RENT—Two apartments, lights furnished, $17 and $20. 126 § Jackson. FOR REN’ Modern, four rooms, on CY bus, $25. W, 14th. FOR RENT—Dandy new apartment on two bus lines, modern, well furnished, living room, dressing room and kitchenette, $29.50, Inc ing lights and hot water, 1215 E. Third. FOR RED If you are looking for ght, clean, modern apartments. don't miss seeing the new Deo Apts. 124 N. Melrose. Phone 1791-W. furnished 921 Beech, B modern Phone —Five-room unfurnished, FOR REN house, 1587-M, FOR REN nished modern, Ash. FOR RENT furnished except basement; garage; Phone 864-M FOR RENT—Four-room furnished house; cheap responsible party. 245 8. . Conwell. room moder! ulso thre house, house furnished 04 urroom he for stoves; $45. 729 Badger modern, rent to Conwell 804 S. bath on FOR I Lincoln; six first_floo above address. FOR RE -room partly modern, furnished house; close in. 119 N, Grant. FOR RENT—Modern {\veroom un- furnished house; rooms in base 301 N.. McKinley. Inquire “at ‘oomy and ment. in_rear, FOR RENT—Three-room furnished house, mod except bath, $15 furnishe p, modern e t bath, 137 Kson. FOR RENT—Pive-room modern, un- furnished house, 210 N, McKin- ley. Inquire in basement. furnished two- room house, $15 a month, 138 West L. FOR RENT—Four-room furnished house, ne 629 W: th. Phone M. FOR’ REN’ ‘our-room = moder! house, with or without furniture ent and bus line; near ‘hone 1009-1 Tt: bree rooms and bath, unfurnished, newly decorated, modern, three blocks to center of town/ gas and lights and free heated garage, all on pavement, $26 month, 414 8. Phone FOR F four room at Evansville, furnished, gas and water in house, month, J, N, Wells, Casp modern, r high school. Im house easonable ENT—Tw Po! shed or from bus rent. 133 FOR SALE—HOUSES 804 8. Lin and pave West G. FOR SALI Residence, coln, Pk J Hf » bulit for style and comfort in Casper’s most ex clusive district; has five rooms ele gantly sfurnished and modern to the ; lawn, trees ausement and A $10,000 home for For particulars seo } Pierce Co,, 143 8, Centers 804. PS acrifice rn four-room uthwes side ” yING town, $1,900 equity. in 1 furnished home, Phone 2 FOR SALE—Three-room house, southeast part, cur and garage, $200 cash, $30 a month. M. G. Pleree 8. Center. Phone furnished with good halanée Co., 143 FOR TRADE TRADE: m furnitur 14th OR ks of northern Ar- ellent for all fruits, Will trade for good car. FOR SALE OR in bed f Phone FOR | acres in ¢ kansas; ex Price $400. P.O, Box FOR TRADI located 40 acr 4 miles from Casper, for am: r place; prefer modern, 2 Bast K, North ‘ASpE FOR SALE OR TRADE console Brunswick for B96; Tribune FOR LEASE A walnut ano. Box FOR LEAS hay and ich with some lox B90, Tribune. ~~ Excellent nd for sheep or enttle. I craxing x B-93, from Big Muddy fields, @ eaed tand. Box B59, Tribune. LOST AND FOUND FOUND Thé following articles have deen the Tribune office for quite some ime, Will the ownere Diease cai > clatm— hild's drown kid glova Smal) photo on West Yellowstone Srown gauntet glove. Hupmobile hub cap. Wool scart. Tortoise shell rim glasses. LOST—Black pit bulldog, name Pat. Reward. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U S. Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyo: | © ming, October 30, 5 Notice is he ven James Vodehna nut, vember 10, Homestead Env 036598, Douglas S% section that Chest- who, on No: | ¢ made S. R.|t Cheyenne No.|! 469, for , R. 82W., 20. Entry Douglas 025470 | a Phone| } etior 31N,, R. 82W., 6th Principal Meridit n, has filed | notice of intention to make final | three year proof to establish claim | to the land above described, be- | fore Marion P. Wheeler, U. S Commissioner, at Cas Wyo- ming, on the 21st day of Decem- . 1925, Glaimar Albert Bejct answers enne 036599, LOST—Brown cross section book, somewhere between Lavoye and five miles south of Le voye, Finder notify State Highway Dept. rim glasses in Thureday night the: =$5 re Kopper names as witnesses: Charles Brejcha, | Joseph Stary, all of CHRISTENSEN BST ET meet tbe = i Reg NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Pub. Nov, 11:8, 15, 22 925.) Jepartment of the Interior, U. 5 “ ee S. Land Office at Cheyenfe, Wyo.| NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ming, November 4, 1925, | Department of the Interior U Notice is hereby given that |S. Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyo George R. Thompson, of Salt | ™ins. October 22, 19 Creek Rte., Casper, Wyoming,| Notice is hereby given that Ba-| who, on October 7,'1920, made |Win W. Adams, of Natrona, Wyo- Homestead Entry, Cheyenne, ming, who, on June 18, 1920, made 087169, Douglas No, 026923, for |S, F Homestead Entry, Cheyenne N% Sec. 33, T. 37N., R. 79W., 4 is No. 011402. for and on October 7, 1920. made Pree ed We gw a Addl. S. R. Homestead Entry, | See; 11, Townshin 34N., Range Cheyenne 087170, Douglas No. | 83W-. 6th Prin. Meridian, has filed 026924 for Ni Sec. $4, Township {Notice of intention to make final 37N.. Range 79W.. 6th Principal | Three Year Proof, to establish Meridian, has filed notice of inten- | ¢laim to the land above described tion to "make Final ‘Three Year| before Marion P. Wheeler, U. 8 Proof, to establish claim to the| Commissioner, at Casper. Wvo lund above described. before Mar. | Mins, on. the 17th day of Dove ion P. Wheeler, U. 8. Commis- |) Gio nt: name sioner, at Casper, Wyoming, on| yp Gu Maaige g:! nt the 5th day, of January, 1926. Gdieb Johuson Zw : Claimant names a itnesses: aA Wis ae ohn Blessing, Pete Hansen, Frank is Sirah any Reitora, Alexander MacPherson, CHRISTENSEN, all of Casper, Wyoming. Register. MART T, CHRISTENSEN, 1, 8, 16, 22, —— i Register. Pehe Nex NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 8, 15, 22, 29; Dec. 6, —_—_—a__ « Department of the Interior, U. . Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyo- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. ming, Oct S. Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyo Notice is here ilies: “Nowantber or1626; Howard C. Humbel, Notice is hereby given. that Wil- | 204 hay W. liam Wahlert, of Miller. Wyoming, | November 20, who, on February 25, 1921, made | "ising Hd, probably ward if Kettle Ca LEGAL | NOTICES _ witnesses: Johnson, Potter, all MART Pub, 1925, Oct Nov that . Box who, on made Stock- Cheyenne g of Ente), COULD THERE =) 4 BOT You ? Yea the land Marion on, land above Wheel. | ion P. ner, at Casper, | er ¢ witnesses: | Walter Simp'ot, of Arminto, Wee Georg John R NOTICE FOR Suant to the made | ming, § | der, but J J.. Kear, R. W. Mer! f intention to r r Proof, to « above Wh th Pi nm Pp. Cypreansen, Fre Roy Harold, ‘Thoma Hl of Casner, Wyoming. MART T. CHRISTENS R Mick 547 Wyo., wh on Addl. k 040632, 1 3 pyenne as No. SW s6w, | Meri dian he 8 "file 1 notice on to roof, make Final to es I T} sfore Commis: oming , 1926 as witnes, Mar- ion- t at on the names es: Pickett, iolph Freel, layden EB. Jono MART " ‘of Arminto, of Arminto » of Casner, CHRISTER INSE N, Wyo ub Dec: 6, ——— PUBLIC. sit ION ISOLATED TRAC Public Land. Sale Diners ent £ the Interior, U, S. Land Office 7 ne, Wyoming, October 1 on Notice is here lirected. by the ( he General Land provisions of given tha ommissioner seer under 3, R. S. pur. application of George of Lost Cabin, Wy rial Cheyerme No, 040h No. 3 we E. Keenan, 7 will offer bid per acre, at this. offi “t of land; 40N,, R. 88W The sale will not kept open, but will be declared close 1 when those present at the hour named have ceased bidding he person making the | quired to immedi Receiver the amou Any person « the above-de vised to file tions, on or befor Dougla public g tract | nated for MART T j Pub: Noy, NOTICE FOR PUBL ICAI TION Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Cheyenne, W yo- ming, November 16, 1925. _, Notice hereby given ares B f Box 339. Cas per, Wyor ho, on March $ 21, Homestes hE is K nin, made that and on August 1 ‘LS, R. Hd, Entr 37687 Douglas 0283 ‘ c. 82W., 6th Princinal Meridian, has fi'ed notice of in- tention to make Final Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Mar- ion P. Wheeler, U. S. Commission- er, at Casper, Wyoming, on the 19th day of January, 1936, Claimant” names as witnesses: Ludwig, Hiram Haughton, Arch Manso, all of Cas per, Wyomi fe MART CHRISTE Pub 19 R Nov, 22, 29; Dec, 6, 13, 2 cf Add’l. Hd. S. R. Entty, Cheyenne 5 Douglas No, 022297, for sec. 26; E% sec, R. 88W., 6th Prin, Meridian at “filed notice of intention to make Final Three Year Proof to establish aim to the land above describ before Marion P. Wheel a A ND DIRE PROK SSTON AT CTO RY Commissioner, at Cas- | oming, on the 14th day of | 1926, Claimant names as witnesses: Elmer Anderson, of Ervay, Wyo- ming, Swan Swanson, of Ervay, Wyoming; Boyd Ridle of Miller, Wyoming, Forest Ridle of Miller, Wyoming. MART T, CHRISTENSEN, Register, Pub. Noy. 15, 22, 29; Dec. 6, 13, | 1925. AUDI TORS” O 8. KEIMENTH & CO.” Certified Public Accounts Income Tax Service 101 0.8. Bldg. Phone 76? WASELMIRE & Auditors and / Suite 211. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U S Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyo- ming. November 11, 1925. Notice is hereby given that wiles ste of ight th Cee yoming, who, on anuary fe 921, made Homestead — Entry, | BATTERIES Cheyenne 037 Douglas No.| ~~~ CASPER BATTERY CO 0279 for W%; Sec. 35, 'T. Y.) 119 @. Fifth Phone 907 R. , and on January 7, 1921 mates - — made A R. Hd. Entry, Chey- enne Ot ¢ , for EY ction 35, Township N., R 79W., 6th Prin. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Marion P. Wheeler, U. 8 Commissioner, at Casper, Wyo- ming, on the Sth day of January, 192 Claimant names as witnesses: LB aly uuliding 1952 TRANSFER AND CRATING) SATKONA TRANSFER, SivhAUE AND fUEL CO—Phone og COAL GEO COAL Phone 677 CLEANERS THE SENVICK CCRANERS™ 46.N. Jackson Phone 6 DKS. J ae AO suite 312 twent (dee M. EO TARNED HOVD. Chiropractor JERE 150 North Grant St, Phone 1497 CRATING M. NELSON nsfer Co, Elmer Houghman, William Hough- man, Richard W. Tudor, A. L. Vincent, all of Casner. Wyoming. MART T. CHRISTENSEN, Register 22, 29; Dec. 6, 13, Warehouse i234 (fe Pub. 192 Nov. 15, we oy NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U-. 8. Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyo- ming, October 21, 1926. Notice is hereby given that! Ernest’ Blaseg, of Powder River, Wyoming, who, on May 8, 1921, Wir made S. R. Homestead Entry, 202 Ol! Exchange ‘Bldg. Cheyenne No, 035415, Douglas No, ’ Phone 161 _ “AMBROSE UEMINGWAY Lawyer 832 Midwest Gldg. LAWYERS ~ NICHOLS Ss STimKETT Lawyerr 409. i ut ou HKexe hange ide, CURRAN Attorney t ‘hone 293 08 Koy Baélg, MULVA BY 2 BARRETT 315 _Con, Roy ie JAMES Lawyer 108 Ol] Exchange Bldg. Phone 1397 HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Ob Exchange Hullding MARVIN Lb. 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