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, 1921-12-14
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE.


By virtue of an order of sale d.
rected to me as Sheriff upon a judy
ment rendered in the District Court
of Natrona County, Wyoming, Sep
TENDER IS, 1921, in an action
wherein E. R. Williams is plain
tiff and W. E. Marion ia defend
ant, in favor Of the plaintiff for
S177.s0, and $12.95 court costs.
will sell the following described
property, to-wit: l dining table. 8
dining room chairs, / small center
table,. 10 small rugs, 2 ranges, s
iron beds with springs, mattresses
and bedding, 1 iron bed, 1 buffet, 8
ch:ffoniers, 6 rocking chairs, l pi-
ano, l piano stool, 1 phonograph,
l smoking stand, L center table, q
dressers, l buffalo rug, / reed chair,
2 bookcases, l Rex typewriter, /
stair rug, / large rug, 1'cook table,
1 ice box, / couch, / dining table.
l kitchen cabinet, l kitchen safe, 1
commode and 1 oil stove.
Notice is hereby given that l..
the undersigned Sheriff, will sell the
above described personal property
to the highest bidder, for cash, at
public auction at 1912 South Ash
Street, City of Casper, Natrona
County, Wyoming, on the oath day
of December, 1921, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and s
o'clock p. m. of said day, to salts
fly said judgment with interest end
costs thereon.
Dated December 10, 1921.
j. L. MARQUIS,
Sheriff of Natrona County,
Wyoming.
Publish Dec, Il. 81. 1921.
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ciai, mental and spiritual training:
me to become a social force for the
extension Of the Kingdom of God.
Said corporation has no capital
stock and is not organized for prof
It. The affairs and management of
said association shall be under the
control of a board of twenty direc-
tors: lola. X. Sinclair, Inez Babb.
Ida Porter Hopkins, Mary N.
Brooks, Vida F. Ellison, Helen Wal
lace, May Hamilton, Leone Black
more MacGregor, Mae Winter,
Beatrice BoGefeld Andrews, Viola
Mechling, Frances Yeomans, Ada
Cunningham, Sedda Henry, Mere
dith Peak, Alice Holland, Clemen-
tina S. Nicolaysen, Antoinette Nc
Fayden, Helen McCorry and Mar
ian Walker, said board to be d.
vided SO as to servs in classes, one
class of directors to be elected an
nually at the regular annual meet
ing Of the members Of said corpora
ton. The principal operations Of
said association shall be conducted
in Natrona County, Wyoming; the
principal office of said association Is
312 East Second Street in the CITY
of Casper, Natrona County, Wyo-
ming, with May Hamilton the agent
of said association in charge there
Of.
MAY HAMILTON,
Secretary.
Publish Dec. 10. IL, is, 1921.
, 1921-12-14
Denver Quotations.

DENVER, Dec 14.1Cattie-Re'
ceipts 1000; killing classes slow. weak,
others steady; beef steers sS.27@7.oo'
COWS and heifers s3.5o@5.4o: calves
S6.25@s.5o; bulls $2.oo@S.oo; stockers
and feeders s4.5o96.oo.
Hogs-Receipts 500; steady; TOP
S6.55: bulk s6.2596.bo.
Sheep-Receipts 500; strong; lambs
s9.co@s.75; ewes Ss.0o94.5o; feeder
lambs Ss.o099.oo.
, 1921-12-14

Oh seSuon 4sf-<s the Oox Oil com
pany is rigging up for a well to test
the King and Hackney lease.
Operations have been resumed by
the Consolidated OIL & Gas associa-
tion on section 1925 of the Duck
Creek structure. IS miles southwest
OF Billings. after a shutdown for two
months. Tho test is now down 1000
feet and interesting developments are
expected. showings of oil and gas
having been obtained.
The Fullerton OIL company Of Cali.
fornia Is preparing to spud IN a test
In Buffalo Basin west OF Lewiston.
Mont, in section 1914.
In the Battle Butte structure Of the
Big Lake district. section s5-2.z1. the
Barnsdall-Foster company is down
5000 feet with good showings OF oil.
Tho California on company. Mon.
tana Subsidiary OF the Standard OF
California. will start n test well on
the Armells structure in eastern Fer
gus county as its first operation in
the Montana fields.
Water has been cased on in the
Ten Spot well. section 1o-I5.7s of the
Cat Creek field. ut l.7o0 feet and
drilling is again IN progress to com.
plete the test
The Superior OH & Coal company's
test OF the Nine-Mfle field, eight miles
northeast Of Hardin. has set 1o-inch
casing at 500 feet and is making prog.
ress in drilling after delay resulting
from water shortage.
The Mid-Mont Trust company has
started operations in the Blue Water
field. Ave miles east OF Bridger in
Carbon county. Mont, where It will
continue a 12-inch hole previously
started. Capital of three states has
been interested in the project
The Wayne Petroleum company
after losing two holes in the Pike
Creek structure through the los of
tools at. o and 700 feet.
that It will start a third test OF the
structure. Excellent oil showings
were obtained in the FIRST tests.
The E. G. Lewis OIL company has
announced completion of plans for
drilling in the Yellow Water struc-
ture of eastern Fergus county and in
the Shawmut structure near Harlow
ton. The company a six operations
under way in the state at present.
having engaged In validating on an
extensive scale.
The Absaroka oil Development
company carried sA-inch casing to
a depth of 2,674 feet in Us test of
the Ingomar dome and is now drill
ing at ISIS feet.
In Sarpy Basin. ss miles northeast
Of Hardin. the Tennessee-Montana
well on section 34-1-ss is down near
ly 1900 feet after setting 10inch a s
ing at 1000 feet. The company lost
its first hole in this field last spring
after $50 fee of drilling.
The winne-Richards well on Sec
ton 21-6-32 of the Cat Creek field is
showing for production after encoun-
tering oil al 1.75s feet in the Ernbar
sand. penetration Of which partially
filled the hole with crude.
, 1921-12-14
GRAINS WEAKEN
ON BIG SALES
Ermness at Opening Wiped
Out in Early Trading;
Holidays Bearish.

CHICAGO, Doc II. Although
wheat prices displayed a little firm
hess at the opening today, tho market
poon weakened owing largely to sales
here against cash purchases in the
boufhwest. Holiday feeling and the
presence of ample immediate supplies
counted as additional bearish factors.
Besides, all the wheat taken yesterday
tor Europe turned out to be Canadian.
Opening quotations which varied from
unchanged figures 10 hc higher. with
May s111k TO si.12 and July s1.o1K
% s1.o1. were followed by a moderate
Eeneral setback and then a slight raj
".
Subsequently dry weather com
paints southwest and west attracted
notice. but failed to hold values. The
pioss was unsettled. u to 1Ac net
Dwsr. with May s1-1ox to s1.11 and
fully s1.o1h TO s1.o1N.
slowness Of domestic demand had
\ bearish influence on corn. After
ppsning unchanged to 40 lower. May
tzH % sake. the market continued
30 sag.
Exporters were after corn here but
NE market developed no important
rally. Prices closed ensy TO u toffc
net decline. with May 52x@h tn.
EMo.
Octs declined with other cereals.
parting at Nc Off to a shade advance.
Nay s7h to u sc and then weak
ming all around.
Provisions were dull but strength In
ne hcg market tended to avert any
material setback.
, 1921-12-14

House warming Wednesday. De-
cember u, in the evening at Christian
church, corner Grant and Lind.
Oysters will be served from 6 to 0 p.
m. Everyone invited. Come and en-
joy a good bowl OF soup made by one
knows how to make Oyster soup.
12-1s-2t
, 1921-12-14
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION,
The Young Women's Christian
Association of Casper, Wyoming,
was incorporated in the office of the
Secretary of State, at Cheyenne,
Wyoming, August 8, A. d. 1921, at
the hour of 8 O'Clock a. m. The
term of existence of said ~nssocia-
ton is fifty years next after the
above date. The object of said as
ISOLATION is to associate young
women in personal loyalty to Jesus
Christ as Saviour and Lord; to pro-
mote growth in Christian charac-
ter and service through physical, So
, 1921-12-14

act. TO hold their places as
officers of several American corpora
tons subsidiary to the main system
Howard Elliott. chairman Of b
board of the Northern Pacific was per
mitted to retain IL places under the
-ommfsdon's decision today
, 1921-12-14
c. p. OFFICERS RECOGNIZED.

WASHINGTON. Dec 14.-oricers
h Canadian Pacific railway. In
GLIDING IN shaughnessy asked per
mission n-a-the Interstate commerce
commission today under the interstate
, 1921-12-14

Potatoes.

CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Potatoes-
Market steady; receipts. 20 cars; total
United States shipments. 412; Wis
consin round white sacked. 1850
1-so cwt.; Wisconsin round white
sacked and bulk, s1.7o91.so; cwt.;
Minnesota sacked and bulk round
white. $1.s591.75 cwt.: Minnesota
Red Rivers sacked and bulk. 1850
Ito cwt.; Idaho rurals, $1.so@1.s0
owt
, 1921-12-14

CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Butter-Low-
er, creamery extras, 43c; firsts, SAG
<1c; seconds. 32@33c; standards, 37c.
Eggs-Lower; receipts 1913 cases;
frsts. 4sQ4sc; ordinary firsts. AGO
<4c; miscellaneous. 45@47c; refriger-
etor firsts, 57@ssc.
, 1921-12-14
MARKET GOSSIP! AND FIELD NEWsI
MONTANA OPERATIONS REVIEWED.

Two new tests of the Beauvais structure, southwest of
Hardin, Mont, will soon be under way, in addition to that
Of the Beauvais Creek syndicate which is down over 600 feet
In the upper part of the district. The Sc Petroleum COM
pany has rugged up to start drilling on section 284-29 where
Il holds leases ON ZOO acres of tribal and allotted lands.
, 1921-12-14
BRAZIL Demand, ls.17.
Afontreal-s3 lis.


NEW YORK. Dec. I<.-CAn money.
erster high. 8; low. ~; ruling rate.
s: closing bid. 4: offered At Az; last
loan. AZ.
Time loans. nrmsr. 90 days. 90 days
and stx months. 50Bx-
Prime mercantile paper. BoBx.
, 1921-12-14

Jewelry n watch repairing by ex.
pert workmen. All work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry. Mfg. Co.. o-S Bldg.
3-5.tf
, 1921-12-14
Poultry.

CHICAGO. Dec. 14-Poultry-Alive
unchanged; fowls, 14@22hc; springs,
21c; turkeys, SIC; BOOSTERS. 15c.
, 1921-12-14
OILS ACTIVE IN
EARLY TRADING
Recent Advances Extended at
Opening of New York Ex-
change Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 14-speculativs
Issues embracing the oil. copper, mo-
to rand kindred groups featured to-
days active and broad stock market
High class transportations and indus
trials were not materially changed.
The closing was firm. Sales approx
slated SOC. 900 shares.
, 1921-12-14

p" oaa aAt4a sN0Lh Thai AtI~
High class transportations and indus
trials were not materially changed.
The closing was firm. Sales approx
stated 100000 shares.
NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-ons gave
promise at the opening of today's
stock market of extending their many
advances OF the previous day. indie
pendent steels. also equipments and
utilities were active and higher. Rails
and coppers eased slightly. Standard
OH Of New Jersey. California Petrol
cum and Pan,Amerlcan 'B" rero !
to AZ points higher. Baldwin Loco
motive. Crucibie Steel and Peoples
Gas rose l to 2 points. Motors, rub
bers n shippings were firm. Brit
lsh. French. Italian and German ex-
change rates rallied moderately from
yesterdays final quotations.
Other domestic and foreign issues.
notably h California group, were in
cluded in the further advance OF oils
during h morning. Oils became
somewhat unsettled at noon, however,
on n sharp reaction in Mexican Pc
troisum, that issue falling 2 points
under yesterdays close. Coppers and
affiliated are were in further de-
mand. also Independent steels, equip
ments. chemicals. textiles and leath-
ers. Lack of public interest In the
more important rails and industrials
provoked short-selling in the United
States Steel and secondary rails, no.
tably St Paul preferred. and Erie
common and first preferred. Recent
activity In Liberty bonds was re-
sumed. the third AIS repeating their
record quotation of the year. Call
money opened at s per cent
Foreign Observation-Disclosures
NEW YORK. Dec. a. Great Brit.
ain-Demand. 4.19h; cables. 4lsA.
France = Demand. s.15h; cables,
SIS.
Italy Demand. 4.5sn; cables,
4.67. :
Belgium Demand. 1882; cables.
7.s2M.
Germany Demand. o.5sx; cables.
o.57.
Holland - Demand. $685.; cables,
36.41.
Sweden-Demand. 24.5o.
Denmark-Demand, 1910.
observation-disclosures. 1928.
Spain-Demand. 1905.
Greece-Demand, 4.20.
Argentina-Demand. $500.
, 1921-12-14
Publish Dec. Ia. "a. Is, 1877.


Willie treading movie magazine,A
Papa. what does double exposure"
mean?
Papa (drolly6Your mother will
demonstrate that when she's dressed
for the opera-Wayside Tales.
, 1921-12-14
REPAIRING

AUTO RADIATOR SPECIALISTS
Cleaning, ftepairing and kecoring
Work Called for and Delivered
Phone 4S1J 7s4 East Thirteenth
, 1921-12-14
and Professional DIRECTORY
AUDITORS
ACCOUNTANTS

GARBUTT. WEIDNER \ SWEENEY
Architects.
ais OIL Exchange Bldg. Phone 1162.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-19
ELEANOR GLYNN OUGHT
TO HAVE WRITTEN THIS

New York May l9.-Gcorgcs Car.
pentier his rs pound frame wrapped
in a heavy bathrobe, which covered
pajamas of varied hues was sitting
on the rail Of the porch OF his training
camp at ManhassCt yesterday alter
noon giving a whole line on no"
rapidly he is picking up the American
language when the name Of StahIeF
Ketchel former middlewcight chaih.
pion was mentioned.
"KetChcl was what You call 1t man
keller wasn't hc?" remarked the
Frenchman in English easily under
stood Then he lapsed into aiiehr"
for a brief period, when a smlie NJ
up his face and lie continued with
shrug of his shoulders
Dempsey also is man keeier. lie
not keel man"
Carpenter is rapidly learning the
American tongue and his remark con
corning Dempsey was not in boast
ful vein Rather, he is modest, but
behind his modesty the element OF
confidence is strong, and one listen
ing to him gains no idea that he fears
the outcome of the championship
clash with Jack Dempsey on JNIN
at Jersey City Facial features entire
" lacking in pugiIistic marks makes
one wonder how he happened to adopt
the profession of pugiIism He smiles
prettily and somehow he ge.s tn"
impression that he is too good look.
ing for game that entails the hard
ships Of glove welding.
One of the visitors to the camp yes
terday was Frank LougherF, the
Philadelphia welterwegh, Lough"rF
fought Carpenter in Paris fifteen
years ago and the Frenchman extend
ed a pleasant greeting to his former
ring foe As result OF the visit
Louehery may become one OF Georges
sparring partners later on.
Francois Deschamps railroaded tn-l
to New York yesterday afternoon to.
purchase a motor car. Said ear is.
needed to transport Carpenter from
the Manhasset camp to dirt roads
some distance away for the road work
he fl to start neXt week The high.
way in the immediate vicinity OF the
camp is of maCadam and burns un the
feet so dirt road travel is essential.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-19
HOME FANS SEE TOMMY
SHEEHAN IN ACTION

Ottawa baseball fans who went to
Chicago yesterday to witness a battle
between the New York Yankees and
the Chicago White SoX, were given
their first opportunity to see Tommy
Sheehan. former Ottawa boy, in action
for the New York club Sheehan S
appearance on the hubber yesterday
afternoon for only two innings, was
his first, so close to his home town
and a great many friends of the star
pitcher took the journey to get peep
at him in a Yankee uniform. and lust
70 see what he could do against GIea-
sons SOX
All three of the pitchers tluggina
sent against the Sox needed winding
up Quinn, who started, gave two has
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-19
CHICAGO ATHLETES TO
INVADE WEST COAST

Chicago. rI. May Announce.
meut was made Yesterday by William
H Powell. chairman of the athletic
committee of the Chicago 4 A., that
a team Of eleven men will start to the
coast IN take mart in the National A
4 T. senior track and field cham.
nionehins on july and .. The
games will be decided at Pasadena.
and the Cherry Circle squad will be in
charge Of PHYSICAL Director 5. II. Oar
vent
The makeup Of the team will do,
mend largely upon the results of the
central A. A. L. tryouts to be held
on Northwestern field, June H. Char
les A. Dean. chairman has ordered the
STAGING of thp nineteen events and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-19
A TEXAS WONDER

for kidney and bladder troubles,
gravel, weak and lame backs. rheu
matism. Regulates bladder troubles
In children If not sold by your
druggist by mail $t26. Small bottle
often cures, Send for sworn teSti.
monials DR. f. w Hall, 1926 Olive
Street, st. Louis, Mo. Sold by drug
gists.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-19
Games oday

( TINIEU dT Wv lOTh-
Cincinnati at Boston.
st Louis at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-19
Blacks Eeat Jimmy
ST. FRANCIS BALL
TEAM WINS Is TOTE

tu very exciting baseball gam
yesterday afternoon the ST. Francis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
thrifty Folks Will Buy Used Cars Now.
During Thrift Week.

mar pr %
ty mk
1d many d%@
Arizona republican., 1921-07-10
STOCK ON HAND
 1T B|C TIRE
 FACTORIES LOW

'<AKRoN. O.. July s-(SpeciaD-Re ports and impressions throughout the country to the effect that the big rubber companies have on hand huge surplus of tires, were set at rest this week by the statements of sew eral officials connected with Akron tire activities Statistics were shown to prove that although in November 1920. stocks held on hand by the bulk of the tire makers constituted what IS considered seven and one- half months supply by the first of May The number of tires on hand based upon the amount of sales is used as basis of figuring.
 Reports indicate that sales to deal CTS are increasing rapidly, this indi- dealers have been reducing stocks for the past year. Many dealers have shown reluctance to buy for several months. expecting price reductions. Since these reductions have taken splace, these dealers have reduced their stocks to a minimum and are now buying again.
 In a recent statement, l.. C. Rock well. general sales manager of the Goodyear company pointed out that gasoline consumption, which is a good barometer of touring and auto- mobile use in general, showed a IT per cent increase during January, February and March over the cor responding period last year.
 Among recent production figures available, Firestone is found making 17.o0o tires daily and Goodrich 15,0o0 These figures indicate particularly healthy dealer buying.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-10
HAVE Y0U G0T YOUR FREE s5
 CREDIT YET?

The Titan Battery company has an- nounced a unique offer to the motor ing public whereby it will give s poo to the first 1000 motorists driving up to the service station of the Titan company for free. service.
 This amount is to be given in the form of credit slips for s each, to apply upon new Titan battery.
 These credits are good until used. Very few motorists have batteries which last forever. and at sometime or other are sure to need a new one. This credit is proving a mighty handy thing to have around. according to the figures of many car owners, who have taken advantage of the offer already.
 Marshall A. Moody, one of the most widely known electrical experts in the Southwest. is manager of the Titan Battery company. In speaking of tae offer he is making, Moody declared that the credit is given on the latest prices of Titan batteries. We have not made any change in prices to take care of this present of $5 to each car owner" he says. Titan batteries re- gently underwent a substantial re- duction. and the credit applies on these new prices.'
 Mir. Moody states that his purpose in making this offer is to get the. car owner acquainted with superior bat tery service. We want him to taste of our service, our prices and our reliability stated Moody, and we want him to know that we have ab- solutely no strings whatever attached to the guarantee of IS months on | Titan batteries. If the battery is not entirely satisfactory. We will replace | it with a new one"
Arizona republican., 1921-07-10
CHEVROLET CHIEF RESIGNS POST TO
 TAKE TERRITORY

Chevrolet Motor company an nounces the resignation of W. c. Stills as general manager of sales, effective June l.
 Sills began his connection with this company in 1912. when he resigned from the Buick Motor company as assistant New England manager and started the distribution of Chevrolet cars in Boston and New England.
 He moved to New York in 1914 and assumed the general direction of sales for the Chevrolet Motor company He has been, in a large measure, respon- sible for building up the strong or ganization now marketing the Chew rolet product
 On Aug. l Stills will return to Bos- ton and resume distribution of Chew rolet cars in New England. He will be succeeded by Colin Campbell. who has been executive assistant to the general manager of sales for more than five years.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-10

AKRON. Ohio. July s.-(speciaD The announcement of the organiza- ton of the International B. F. Good rich Corporation marks another widening of the field of activities of the big rubber manufacturing con- cern which recently rounded out it's fiftieth year.
 The B. F. Goodrich company made it's first entry into foreign markets more than 20 years ago, during the latter part of which there has been a very rapid growth. Its products
 have been introduced into every
 civilized country on the globe and
 indeed have been and are being used
 in out of the way lands which are
 just beginning to feel the first i'm
 fluences of civilization.
 The new company. which has just
 been incorporated under the laws of New York with an authorized capi- tai of $10,000. .000, will represent the B. F. Goodrich company in all foreign countries except Canada. It will take over the parent company's interest in factories (with selling organizations) located in France and Japan, as well as it's selling subsidiaries in Great Britain, Italy, Spain, South Africa Straits Settlements and Porto Rico acquiring distributors in all foreign countries. It will handle all the prod lucts of the parent, company-tires for automobiles. trucks. motorcycles and bicycles; rubber footwear. con- veyor and drive belts: hose and pack l ing: water bottles and surgical rub l Der goods: in short. all of the thou sands of different products now being
 made by the B. F. Goodrich compan, l at the Akron. Ohio, factories will come within the scope of the new company which will, in addition. pro, l Japan.
 The aggressive and progressive sale,
Arizona republican., 1921-07-10
REDUCED RATES LIN TRUCKS FUR
 WEST SECURED

NEW YORK. July e.-(SpeciaD- Although freight rates on truck ship ments to the Pacific coast have been allowed to stand by the interstate commerce commission. reclassifica- ton has brought about a reduced rate on shipments in the east to Chicago. Kansas City, Omaha, Dallas. Calves ton. Houston and Denver These re- auctions mean a saving of from s35.25 in the case of Kansas City. to SSS.50 in Denver's case, on 15,000 pound truck shipments.
 The National Automobile chamber of commerce has just been advised by the western classification committee that favorable action was taken on the committees request for reelassifi- cation of motor truck and chassis shipments in carload lots of the Mis- sfssippi.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-10
FRANKLIN SALES
 SHOW NOLET-UP

SYRACUSE. N. r., July 9-(Spec- taD-According to the officials of the Franklin Automobile company of Sy- racrse. \. Y. sales for the Franklin rar are keeping up to a high level. During the first 21 days of June de- Ii, cries oI new cars to customers by dealers exceeded the corresponding period ir May by 23.s per cent; sales of rsed cars by dealers during the same period bettered the May record & 93 per cent
 4.s17 cars have been shipped from January 1 to June 1 of this year. This Is 77 per cent of the number of cars shipped during the corresponding period last year. when the demand Tor rars was unprecedented.
 The company announces that since the first of the year it has reduced It's oank loans over four million dol lars. On December 31, last, the com pany owed the banks s4,510.000. On lure 22 this amount had shrunk to $500. 900. On August 31 of last year when Franklin inventories reached their high peak-bank loans amount sd to s47s5, 900.
 F A. Barton, treasurer, reports .hal collections for the company art good the past two weeks having beer she best in this respect for some time