J 7 ts > My GEN. MITCHEL SUMMONED. IN AINGRAFT CASE Committee Determined To Sift Dispute to Bottom. - WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. — The house aircraft committee opened another chapter yesterday in. the hearings which have stirred up army «nd navy circles by calling a number of former army filers who served in France with Brig. General putchell, assistant chief of the army ‘air service, and central figure in the present controversy. General Mitchell himself was sum- moned to re-appear before the, com- mittee. The general, according to witnesses, disobeyed orders during the 1921 bombing tests off the Vir- ginia Capes. Captain A. W. John- son, whom General Mitchell had previous referred to as the “junior” Naval officers in command of the tests, declared he would have court- martialed the army officer had be possessed the authority. Ww. J. Schauffler, who was a major in the World war, told the committee that the statement by Brig. General Drum of the army general staff, that twelve antli-air- craft guns could ward off an air- plane attack was ‘absolute rot.” Eixperienced aviators, he said, “snap their fingers” at antiaircraft guns. FARM RELIEF 1S AGAIN SUBJECT OF HEARINGS Joint Commission Told Emergency Needs Have Passed. WASHINGTON, Feb. 13—Con- tinuing their efforts to work out ‘@ program of farm relief legis- lation on the basis of the recom- merdations of the president’s agri- cultural conference, the senate and house agricultural commission again called members of the conference for a hearing. Louis J. Taber, a con- ference members, was called before the house committee for discussion of the bill framed by Chairman Haugen to carry out the conference proposals regarding cooperative mar- keting. Chairman Casey of the con- ference yesterday endorsed the Haugen measure, declaring, how- ever that much depended on the selection of the right type of men for origing] membership in the fed- eral cooperative marketing board to be created by the bill. Mr. Taber told the committee pein? was a lack of co-operation be- Classified Rates Two cents per word or ten cents per liné. . NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five erage rds used as a basis of estimating a line. BLACKFACE HEADLINE will be charged the space of two lines. All charged advertising will be booked “‘set lines” irrespective of the number of words. TELEPHOND ADS, Careful attention will be given all ads received over the TELEPHONE, but we cannot guarantee accuracy. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. The Casper Daily Tribune will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad- vertisement 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 without extra charge within FIVE Gays after insertion. No republica- tion will be made when the error joes not materially affect the sense OF 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 instructio: about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Daily Tribune. CLOSING HOUR. ‘Want Ads to be classified properly must be in the Casper Daily Tribune office before 10. Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m. will be inserted under the head “Too Late to Classify.” Are You Out of a Job ? ‘ The Tribune will help every man and woman in Casper in pearch of employment to find work by publishing FREE For One Insertion “Position Wanted" ads. Re member it will cost you noth ing to advertise your services in the Tribune, “If you are in neet ef werk Advertise FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1923 BRINGING UP FATHER HELLO-DAUGHTER «IF YOULL SPEAK To XOUR MOTHER FIRST AN’ END THAT QUARREL VLL GIVE YOU TRAT CHECK a FOR A HONDRED COLLARS iy, SAAT 1 LEFT ON MY DRESSER- , de Casper Daily Cridune -Drawn for The Casper Tnbune by George McManus WELL +1 GUESS Ive STRAIGHTENED OOT THE BATTLE ©1925 ey Inte Fearune Service. Inc tween governmental bureaus hand- ling agricultural affa’ and declar- ed the federal cooperative market- ing board as proposed in the Hau gen bill, was necessary. The board, he sald, should include the secre- tary of commerce as well as the sec- retary of agriculture, although this was not vital. Under questioning, Mr, Taber as- serted there was no explanation that would benefit a farmer ‘looking the sheriff in the face,” and that the conference proposals were designed to bring about permanent benefits to agriculture in from three to five years, Excepting the Itvestock indus- try, Mr. Taber declared the emer- gency confronting agriculture had passed when the conference met and the conference members thought tt advisable to recommend at pres: ent only such legisidtion as could be “easily enacted,’ by the present con- 88. While Mr. Taber was giving his testimony, the senate committee lis- tened to an explanation of R. W. ‘Thatcher, a’ member of the confer- ence, who said recommendations made so far should not be taken to mean that a “complete report” had been submitted. President Coolidge, he said, sug- gesied “something for agriculture comparable to the stabilizing influ- ence which the federal reserve sys- tem has for finance.” HELP WANTED—MALE eT WANTED--Men, women and chil- dren's haircutting, 40 cents, Hair- cutting specialists, 116 1. Second. Phe ec HARDWARE and stove salesman, by factory representative com- pany. Excellent line. Box B-216, Tribune. picks i WANTED—A clean cut young man to sell one of the fastest selling Une of automobiles on the market. Prefer one that has large acquaint- ance. Call Mr. Doud at 1700 for appointment. SERVICES OFFERED REPAIRING and remodeling. W. V. Johnston, the Carpenter, 915 S. McKinley. Phone 2628]. GET your plumbing done new, R. Brammer will give you a square deal, Specia) attention given to gas piping and repair wotk. All work guaranteed. Phone 2090J. IF you want a good marcel! call Mrs, Clary, 183 8. Wolcott for ap- pointment. Phono 21564J. LADIES learnr beauty culture. Our , Will known system paves the way to sucess. Positions waiting at big pay or locations for business of your own. Catalog mailed tree. Moler College, 1229 17th, Denver. ‘TEAM work, excavating done; sand, gravel, lawn dressing delivered: saddle horses to rent. L. B. Blanch: ard. Phone 2014M. MARCELLING, home appointments, no charges for trimming. Phone 2562M. JERSEY milk delivered to your door, fresh every day; landscaping and teaming a specialty. Murphy Bros., 416 Holly. Phone 698M and 1096R. POSITIONS WANTED LADY wants any kind of work, 721 West Railroad. Phone 5867-M. WANTED—Work by electrician, married; experienced in general, power and industrial plant opera- tion and maintenance. Address 408 8. Oak. MARCELL and bob curl, 60c. 8. Melrose St. 706 COMPETENT carpenter wants work by hour or contract, low figures. 325 N. Lincoln. Phone 611W. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES DONT WALK BUY A GOOD USED CAR AT A VERY LOW PRICE Ford Coupe .. w---=--$ 65.00 Ford Coupe .. - 185.00 Ford Coupe, 1923 - 275.00 Ford Touring, 1822 -.... 185,00 Chevrolet Touring, 1922.. 235.00 Ford Touring, 1923 ..... 235.00 Ford Runabout with box, 1928 225.00 Dodge Touring - 825.00 Dodge Commerc! == 275.00 Dodge Commercial - ~ 425,00 Great Northern Motor Company 333 N. Wolcott Sam Taylor J, TR. MeCosh FOR SALE—Dodgo touring. model. Best of condition, 8. Lincoln, FOR SALE—Essex Coach, four cylinder, model of 1022, miuin ned in good mechanteal condition by careful driving and attention, Terma to responsible party, If you are in market for good used car, address Box B-280, Tribune, FOR SALE—Reo truck, first class shape, $200, Phone 701W or see th. Bport 612 it at 1284 BL 15) kur Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Ford touring car, $50 for quock sale, Phone 2903. USED, CARS Overland 1924 Touring. Essex 1924 Coach, Olds “Four” Touring. ids “Eight Roadster, Terms, NATRONA MOTOR CO. 550 E. Yellowstone, Phone 236. FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—Fifty good draft horses, harness, wagons, also twenty-five good Holstein milkers. L. E. Blanch- Phone 2014M. FOR SALE—POULTRY FOR hens, " Phone SALE—Leying 101W or see them at 912 B. 14th. For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE—$90 Sturgi ewes good condition, $25. 12th. Is baby car-) 931 W. bed and pad, $12.50; kitchen safe. @$8.50; unfinished drop leaf table, $10.25; chairs to match, $2.25; 6x9 rugs, new, $15.60; rockers, $4.50 and up; kitchen cabinet, $15.00; $100.00 Clark Jewell, Loraine heat regulator $65.00; bow back-@ $1.25: We do furnitiire crating. HUNTER-GOLL CO. Phone 2200 242 W. First St. FOR SALE—Large tapestry rocker and leather upholstered divan; cheap. Phone 1028R. BAILEY FURNITURE CO. FOR SALE—Two day beds, new, $21 each; electric washer, $22.50; Ubrary dine, walnut, $27.50; steam- er trunk, $8.50; garden tools, one half price; china cabinet, $12.50; 30- gallon extra heavy water tank, $17.50. We are continuing our mattress factory and will remake mattresses, for a special price of $6.15 until March 15th. Call us before the spring rush starts. 326 W. Yel- lowstone, Phone 1617.J. WANTED TO BUY MEN’S discarded clothing and shoes, Phone 1328R. The Bargain Store, 216 W. First. SECONDHAND tents, tarps, bed- ding, sadlles, chaps, guns, tools, musica] instruments, trunks and grips. Phone 1328R. The Bargain Store, 216 W. First. WANTED—Your old coal range or Phone 2772| roR RENT. heater in exchange for a gas range or heater, Phone 1086. WANTED TO BUY—Highest cash price paid for second a4 furni- Piaearore 749 East H. Phone 1648-W. WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co., 234 8. David. Phone 249. WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, duofolés, all househcld goods. Phone 1086. For Sale—Miccelianeous FOR SALE—160 tons alfalfa hay with pasture shed and water, mouth Deer Creek, Glenrock, Wyo. FOR SALE—Fifty tons of rye hay In. stack, 236 E, Midwest ave. Phone 2515, FOR SALE—Eden Electric washer and Northwest gas heater, In- quire 1032 8. Spruce. pests ts Sie et lent tt Death SF FOR SALE-Fiftecn tons alfalfa and native hay at ranch, Besemer Bend, $16 there, See Ben Realty Co., 202 Midwest Bldg, For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—4,000 foot floor spa suitable garage, storage or man facturing, 455 W. Yellowstone, Bee Rouse above garage for informu tion. a eS FOR RENT—Sewing machines, §3 per month; electrics, §5, Repair: ing done. Brooks, 749 East H. Phono 1648W, pe Meth eS See LS FOR. RENT—Very desirable, well Ughted sulte of office rooms in Daly building. Call 1214, Well Mghted, desirable offices, I 401 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. FOR RENT FOR RENT STORE ROOM 113 E. FIRST Just Off Center St. See L, G, Murphy Wyoming * Trust Ce. Great Britain rights reserved. ROOM AND BOARD BOARD and room at the Busy Bee. 168 N. Wolcott. FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS 2 SMALL rooms furnished or un- furnished; one block south of li- brary. Cheap rent for reliable per- sons. , Ph. 1972 or call at “319 East Railroad Ave. FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms, furnished except bedding and dishes; no children; $15 month, 134 East H. WANTED TO RENT THREE-room house or apartment, furnished with garage. B.23 Tri- bune. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—A nice furnished room, adjoining bathroom, in mod- ern home, close in. Call 631 E. Second. FOR RENT—Bedroom adjoining bath; outside entrance; close in; also garage. 405 S. Kimball. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms with or without bath, rea- sonable, Green Lantern, 233 8. Jackspn, phone 1363-W. FOR RENT—Niocely furnished sleep- ing room on aecond floor, adjoin- ing bath, very close in. 855 CY. Phone 2902W. Oo FOR RENT—Room in modern home with living room privileges and use of piano. 542 8. Beech. ee FOR RENT—Very large furnished basement room with kitchenette, $18, garage if desired. 1219 Elm. Phone 1583-J. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Three-room apartment, partly furnished, close in; reason- able. 232 S, Grant. ———— _ 3-ROOM apartment, partly furnshed, close in, $40, Phone 1443, ——— FOR RENT—Modéern four-room un- furnished apartment, best _resi- dence district, $35 per month. Phone 2903. FOR RENT—One and two-rooni modern apartments; reduced rent; ear garage, 422 Clark. Phone Se ee ee ae FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, four rooms and bath, two bed: rooms, large living room, kitchen- ette and breakfast nook, desirable location, steam heat. Phone 2033W. ee FOR RENT—Nice two-room modern apartment, lights and gas included; reasonable. Phone 1468, obese len cL eae FOR RENT—Three-room basement apartment, furnished, modern. 246 8. Jackson. Phone '925-R. ————— FOR RENT—Three-room apartment, pertly furnished, close in, $40. Phone 1443. —$<$$$$<$<$$t_________ FOR RENT—Newly redecorated, furnished apartment, large living room with Murphy bed, dressing room, breakfast nook, kitchenette, Private bath, private entrance, on paving; gas, lights and heat fur- nished, $45. Phone 2268R, YELLOWSTONE apartments. W. Yellowstone. Phone 2750. —————$—$—— FOR RENT—Nice three-room base- ment apartment, modern, partly furnished, $20. 1428 48. Poplar. Phone 1652W, 426 ——————— FOR RENT—Very reasonable, two- room apartment, right in town, furnished or unfurnished, Phone 1972 or call 319 E. Railroad ave. FOR RENT—Unfurnished apt., liv- ing room, bedroom, breakfast nook, kitchenette, clothes closet, private bath, on pavement, laun- dry in basement. Phone 2268-R, MILNE APARTMENTS, Modern 4-room furnished apart- ment; steam heated garage if desir- ed. Inquire 918 East Second. FOR RENT—Three-room modern epartment, furnished. Inquire Apt. 4, 228 W, ilth. FOR RENT—Extra nice, strictly modern, furnished two and three- room apartments. 733 B. Second. FOR RENT—Four-room, basement, furnished and garage, 119 8. ‘Washington; three-room basement, furnished, gas and lights, $22.50. 1211 8, Elm, Phone 817W. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment, §20. 1283 8. Chest- hut. Phone 1624W. FOR RENT—'Two-room modern, front apartment, completely fur- nished; also one three-room apart- ment, dights, gas and telephone fur- nished, 143 N. Kimball, FOR RENT—Modern apartment, dandy built-in features, electric washer, good location. 1639 8. Poplar, ee FOR RENT—Three-room basement apartment furnished, call at 409 8. McKinley or phone 1668-W, FOR RUNT—Three large rooms furnished, close in. 814 8. Grant. WELL-Q10 you SPEAK YO YOUR MOTHER - THINK For Rent—APARTMENTS NES AND) SHOWED HER: THE CHECI< -NOW SHE 15 PERSONAL YOU MAKE ME SICK -OU GIVE DAUGHTER A HUNDRED DOLLARS ASIF IT WERE NOTHING -BUT IF 1ASIK FOR A DOLLAR YOU MOAN LiKE FOR RENT—One nice, 4-room apartment, all modern and fur nished except bedding and dishes, $25.00 per month, 1115 8S. Poplar St. Phone 1593-M. FOR RENT—Modern furnished apt hot water heat, on pavement, close co town, $35. Phone 2268-R or 881. SE FOR RENT—HOUSES eae ree Ra Ek FOR RENT—Five-room unfurnished house, beautifully finished, fire- Place, hardwood floors, built-in fea- tures; lawn and garden. 782 CY ave. Phone 1652J. eS See a FOR RENT—Nine-room modern house, furnished; cheap. Phone 2134W. NEAT two-room furnished house, gas, light and water in, $20. 603 S. Melrose. ee FOR RENT—Four-room house’ with bath, also three rooms in base- ment. ‘312 EB, Fifth. Phone 118J. FOR T—Four-room modern house, full basement, garage, by 16th of this month; reasonable. Cuil mornings and after 4 p.m. 409 8. Jackso FOR RENT—Small house, 847 8 Spruce. FOR RENT—Furnished 2-room house, lights and gas, $15 per mo. 221 East 5th. B Ce FOR RENT—1425 South Elm street, hew s{x-room house, beautifully finished. H. G. Bizzell, care Wyo ming Trust Co. FOR RENT—Five-room modern, furnished house with four fur nished rooms in basement, close in Phone 465. Inquire at A. E. Chand ler Filling Station. ‘T—1l-room house, partly shed, Mght and gas stove 244 N. Jefferson, $10.00. Phone 1953-w. a a ee FOR RENT—All modern five-room unfurnished house, clean, .in good condition, on pavement and bus ine. Phone 818-R. FOR RENT—2-room house, reduced rent. furnished 640 S, Ash. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE Five-room modern house, with or without furniture; finished base- ment; close in; garage; corner lot; lawn and trees all in, 612 South Lincoln ——$—$$$$<$< FOR SALE—Very attractive, five- room home, located on South Wol- cott street, all large cheerful rooms, fireplace, beautiful lawn and trees. This home is priced to sell. Phone 238. FOR SALE—By owner, three-room partly furnished house,” gas, wa- ter, ights and sewer, $100.00 down. balance like rent. 1414 East 12th. $200 to $300 down takes strictly modern, new four or five-room house with basement; fintst south- west and southeast locations; on pavement. Payments like rent Phone 381. FOR SALE—HOUSES HAVE three thousand dollar equity in good Casper homie for sale, or will trade for anything of value. What have you? This ‘is a big sacrifice. Box B-20, Tribune. $50 to $100 takes practically new three-room house, gas, lights and water. Don't delay seeing this if you want a good bargain; north side. Phone 381. LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND The following articles have been at the Tribune office for quite some time. Will the owners please call and clatm— One pair nose glasses, One purse containing check. Bunch of keys in black leather case. Child's brown kid glove. MADAME FRANCES Psychologist Advisor and Psycho Palmist No» matter how complicated your conditions are, This week, $1.00. stone, apt. rear. Lots Seventy-six (76) and Sev- enty-seven (77) in Block Thirty (80) in North Casper Addition to she can help you.|the town (now city) of Casper, 443 W. Yellow-| Natrona County, Wyoming, as Hours 10 to 8. MADAM J. REA KEYES, ordained spiritualist, private readings daily, of the town (now said lots and block are laid down and described on the official plat city) of Casper and additions thereto on file and message circle every Monday ev ; 2 ning, 8 p.m. Apt. 8, Wyatt hotel, | Of T° ee ae erty wee Phone 2609-J. i he A pe eds in and for N ¢ AG trona County, Wyoming JNO. M, HENCH, Lawyer, Room 6, LRA Se et See Kimball Bldg. Advice free. Phone| Dated February 13, 19 198 P. O. Box 1943. c. H. TOWNS Mortgagee. THE Busy Bee, meals 80c. 163 N. William O. Wilson, attorney for Wolcott. . Mortgagee. Publish Feb. 13, 20, 27, Mar. FOR TRADE Cee EAE WILL take clear lot or car as down on modern, new house, with basement; finest location, south side; on pave- ment; extra large lot. Center or phone 381. ——<—<—$———————— FOR TRADE—$800 equity. payment room but 1249-R. « 714 LOT clear, worth $1,000. Will trade Buick preferred. 637 for 18375. use. (formerly State Bunch of ‘keys in black leather cane. Tan crocheted bag. LOST—Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity pin, inittals W, E. M. on back. Reward. Room wnsend hotel. FOUND—Dog, owner can have same by identifying, Phone 2842, LOST—Manual on business manage- ment by La Halle Extension uni versity. Finder please return to Box 24 Tribune. FOR LEASE FOR LHASH—Forty-room hotel and Apartment house, also furniture for sale, Box B24, Tribune. MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, jewelry, guns, mu- sical instruments, cameras, also good clothes, United Jewelry Shop, 249 B. Center, mortgagee, house and 3 lots and out|%e¢ f. 0. ding for good used car. Phone North for good car, WANTED to exchange use of piano storage; Se WANTED—A plano, will store for Phone 1837.J. LEGAL NOTICES _—_— NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF REAL ES‘ATE MORTGAGE. Default having been made in the conditions of a certain real estate mortgage, dated January 9, 1928, made, executed delivered by Catherine A. Rowe, Catherine A. Hurley) and George L. Rowe, mortgagors, to ©. i. mortgagee, and which said mort- gage was filed for record in the office of the county clerk and ex- officio Register of Deeds in and ty of Natrona, in the of Wyoming, on the 11th day of January, 10:45 o'clock a. m., and corded in Boo Deed Record given to secure the for the Coun’ k 28 of Mortgage four-room strictly Apply 108 8S. in 3 terial to conform Park, 168 Lin. Spigot pipe Class references. Phone|1 only 12x6-inch Class D, Class D. cations of the American Works Association: Ft, 6 1 only, 6x4-inch Bell and Spigot reducer, small end bell, Class D. _ 1 only 6x8-inch Bell & & increaser large end bell, Class D, NOTICE AND CALL FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Clerk of the City of Casper, Natrona Coun- ty, Wyoming, until 8 p, m. on the 2nd day of March, 1925, for the following items of cast iron pipe, specials and valves, all prices to b. Casper, and all ma- to the specifi- Water inch Bell and B. 2 inch Bell and HB. llth, Phone 1443, 2700 Lin, Ft. 1 Sots a a | Spigot pipe, Claas 8. WANTED igot all bell Cross, 3 only 12x4-inch all bell cross, < 2 only 4-inch all bell tees, Class “12 only 4inch I. B, B. M. double gate hub valves with wrench nut, Ludlow No. 4, or Kennedy Fig 56. 3 only 12-inch I. B. B. M. double gate hub valves with wrench nut, Ludlow No. 4, or Kennedy Fig, 56. All bids for the furnishing of said material shall be marked “Proposal to furnish Cast Iron Pipe and Specials for the Water System, City of Casper,” and ad- dressed to and filed with the City Clerk of the City of Casper, Na- trona County, Wyoming, and will be received until 8 p. m. on the 2nd day of March, 1925, at which time all bids will be publicly open- ed at the Council Chamber of the City Hall of said City. Bidder must state date of delivery for each item. ¥ A certified check unconditionally to made payable the City of asper on a solvent Casper Bank, in the of 10 per cent of the amount ach bid must be filed Ww bid, to be forfeited to City of Casper as liqui- ages if the bidder is ed the contract and fails to into a contract for the fur- nishing of said material to the city of Casper within five (5) days from the notification that he is the successful bidder to furnish the material, _ The City of Casper reserves the right to reject_any and all bids. S. K. LOY, Ma: Attest: Sef H. H. PRICE, City Clerk Pub, Feb. 6, 13, 27, 1925, “! a ue. < NOTICE, State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss. é wie In the District Court of the Righth Judicial District in and for Natrona County, W yoming. In the matter of the estate of Hugh L. Starks. deceased, _,fo Mabel G. Staks, Harry Starks, Eva L. Swingle, and Bry- ant B. Starks, heirs-at-law of Hugh L. Starks, deceased: Notice is hereby given that up- on the petition filed in the above entitled cause an order was enter- ed fixing the time for hearing in id matter on the 17th ebruary, 192. w therefore, you are hereby notified to be and appear at said time and place where said hearing will be had, there to show cause, if any you have, why the prayer contained in said petition on file in said court should not be allowed. Given under my hand this 22nd day of January, 1925, MABELLE FIEDLER, Clerk of the District Court. (SEAL) i ~ By OLIVE L. TRACY, Deputy, L. H. Sennett, Attorney for Pe- titioner. Publish Jan, 23, 30, Feb 6, 18, 1925. oye (1. Try Trib t Ads for Rea » acknowledged and AUDITORS DOCTORS her husband, Townsend, ‘ 401 0.8 Certified P Income 4 Bldg. HASWLMIRE D., 1923, at duly re- on Page 186 Cc. H. Pee & CO. ic ax Service Accounts Phone 767 & PREBLE Auattors and Accounts Incon.e Tax Consultants Suite 211. Con. RoyBldg. Phone 660 R. C, VAN DENBERG Certifled Public Account Income Vax S rvico Kaeo: Phone 148 note of said mortgagors to said i of even date with ARCHIT ETS suid mortgage, due two years af- |, Irrigation and Plane ‘Table ter ita date, rate of 8 in the sum of $2,- 014.00 with interest thereon at the 0 per cent per annum, from its date until paid, interest payable semi-annually, and attor- ney’s fees in addition costs, in case the holder should be No, 44. Office Rm. 309, 0-8 Bldg. to other WM. J. WE! FALL, Architect graphic Surveys—iraughisman for Mechanical P,tents Farley Kimbali—Wyo. ¢. License 1842, Pho Res, MARSHALL 3 Durbin General Practice Surgery Obstetrics sada elite che ld DR. ©. H. PLATZ, Over Frantz Shop Diseases of Children x LAWYERS HEMINGWAY & McDONALD Lawyers Room 332 Midwest Bldg. eae ee RE BIG: NICHOLS & STIRRETT “aWwyern 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. POU Pachanes:| HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 OU Exchange Building HAL CURRAN Attorney at Law 3 306 Con, Roy, Badlg. Phone 2 sbliged to enforce payment at law, | 312 Hi. Second St. Phone 101M WimeRaged Meine hd in this that on said note and real] ———praynunN BO WEED CSeADREPROTIELY so estate mortgage, $1,540.00 of “L? Daly Building. - principal has remained due and Phone | BULLACK & LACY nupaid for thirty days last past, |-— — —————___. Sulte syed erevest Bldg. and also interest of $193.93 re- pAsup iL mains overdue and unpaid; BAGGAGE & TRANSFER CASEY & MeNALLY And whereas, said mortgage NATRONA ANSFER, STORAGE Room 516-17 Con. Roy. Bldg. contains the full power of sale of AND FUEL CO.—Phone 9419 : Phone 86, said premises therein described on POSTE. E default in the payment of the prin- BATTERIES cid Sor vee cipal sum of money and the inter- oo Stat tes Rm. 2:2, Con. Roy. Bldg. Phone 41 est thereon; and: whereas by the CASPER BATTERY CO. 5 = 77 terms of said mortgage, and the|119 EB, Fifth Phone 907 E. PAUL BACHELLER said default in the said condition ——__—__—_—— Ni pallet Cp pe thereof in the payment of said CLEANERS et Mito ae principal and gaid interest, the ad = s GEO. W. FERGUSON power of sale therein contained| THE SERVICH CLEANERS Attorney 3 has become operative; and mo suit Railroad at Jackson Kim. 22, Townsend Bldg. Phone 1963 or proceeding has been instituted Phone 56 are pe eae at law to recover the debt remain- Dyed wae rey ing secured by said mortgage or CHIROPRACTORS 2 } ft any part ae d said mort- a aT 225" Midwest Bldg, Phone #18 gage has not been assigned; DRS. JO. & A. G. JEFFREY WILLIS STSDGER And whereas the amount claim-| Suite 813 Miawest Bldg. Ph, 706] aa Law 5 ed to be due on said note and DK. 1. B, BERQUIST peerersls, Biidwraat Disk: Phone 19h mortgage at the date of the first | Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 1757 SKVaV ¥ aaais90 publication o is notice is said M. B. HARNED, Chiropractor 210 0-8 Bag. Phone 2217 principal, $1,540.90; interest, he “ 198.93, or principal and interest Bee Se aero all St JOHN M. HENCH ; of $1,783.93, and also attorney's a tet LTS Himball Bids, : fees of $200.00, all as provided In Di. GROVE cacao SE EL said mortgage; Chiropractor OPTOMETRI _ Therefore, rotice is hereby Phono 11183 Pa nen 8E.S poe OM ETS geven thet: yi of the power | Phone 171% 18 K. Second) “YES CAREFULLY TESTED of sale in said mort e contain. And Glasses ed and the statutes of the State of DOCTORS Properly Fitted Wyoming in such cases made and by provided, and the said default in THE or B PRIVATE .: R. L. EVANS : the payment of the said principal OSP. 4 134 8. Cent ie and interest, the said mortgagee jouth Durbin—Phone 273 sscbtosaaas hereby elects to exercise his op- AND CHILDE 5 OSTEOPATH tion to foreclose the said mortgage hone 406 7 RU iS ae and will fherefore cause sald mort- alt Oita nee Bere ” Hayek art. age to be foreclosed by the sale, IRGERY, GYNE i¥ AN . . oh Pine kaa on Saturday, March 28, 1926, a¢| SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND Ses AG BES ENDO Sh: ten o'clock in the forenoon of that | Homer R. Lathro . 0, 8. day, wt the south front door of the| | Victor i. Dacken, is. Se, M.D; UPHOLSTERING Court House in the City of Cas-|EYE, HAR, NOSE AND, THROAT | Too torn & Furniture Packing per, in the County of Natrona, in nt {rls Phone 1402W—J, E. W ) X-RAY TREATMENT sW—J, E. Warwick the State of Wyoming, by the |" GENITO-URINARY DISEASES | <>————-—__-_—_ —— | sheriff or deputy sheriff In and ORBAGeE te Uphoistering, Repairing. Ph, 28053 for the County of Natrona, in the ROENTGENOLOGIST ar a iki nt tt ae State of Wyoming, . at’ public Hallle M, Ellis ROOFING vendue to the highest bidder for PHARMACIST ~ =~ 4 cash in hand, of said premises with R. §. Lothian, Ph. G. nay WYOMING ROOFING CO, the buildings and {mproyements DENTIST 027 East 12th Phone 18043 thereon, so much thereof as ma: be necessa: due on nid. ©, EF. Duncan, D, D. 8. All Kinds of Roofs Repaired to satisfy the amoun Cad ‘a Hobrb ugh Bullding and Applied . mortgage on the date ns cond Street y of said sale, of principal, interest Telephones 54 and 55 WAREHOUSES % and attorney's ieeuland fu costa DR. 1. N. FROST LESLIE M. NELSON, Warehouse and expen which said property to be sold ‘hysigan and Surgeon Phone 123 and Transfer Phone 1 Crating, Mo ye » Storage *

Casper Daily Tribune dated February 13, 1925

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