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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-22

dog on rollers and some nuts, candy and fruit. Please don't forget my little sister and brother. From Charles Holt, Vilonia, Ark.
 Dear Santa-I am eight, years old. My name is Lolly Pop. I want a white eye doll with blue hair. Bring my sister a doll with blue eyes that has red hair. Her name is Sallie bring brother John pair of Sun day pants. l want some canry and fruit. Bring sister Lizie rubber doll she is 16 years old bring Jack tie. We'll santa I will hang up my sock and shoe to if you will come. Your friend Lolly Pop.
 Dear Santa Claus.-I am little boy years old and l want you to bring me harp, drum, and book satchel and please bring me some fruit and nuts candy. I will close for this time. Your little Friend, Benton Sevier.
 Dear Santa-I want Bicycle and a Tie and I have ? Brothers David and Bruce. David is 22 months and Bruce is 2 years old and l am years old. Be shure to visit them. From Charles Bush to Santa.
 Dear Santa Claus-I am a little boy II years old. For Christmas want you to bring me drum, horne, pop gun, some fire crackers and some nuts, fruits and candy. Please don't forget farrell Voss for he is good friend of mine Also don't for get Donaghey Sammons for he is al so very good friend of mine Will i will close hoping to see you Chris mas. A nice loving little boy, Gler Lancaster.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-22
SALTILLO.

Hog killing is the order of the day
 Little Ruel Bolding is improving at this writing.
 Berry Williams has two children with pneumonia.
 MT. Gunter has another child with pneumonia.
 Mrs. Lizzie Hooks is slowly improv- ing.
 Willie Strickland and Miss Alvie Flrestone surprised their friends by coming to Rev. A. c. Bolding's and getting married Sunday afternoon. We wish them pleasant journey through life.
 Rev. K. F. Simmons will preach for us Sunday at Il o'clock. We hope the he can stay and preach in the afternoon, as it will be Christmas day and we hope everybody will come and enjoy merry Christmas day in serv- ing the Lord
 $. D. Landers went to Little Rock Monday to see Santa Claus.
 MT. and Mrs, Heslip are the proud parents of a new son.
 A merry Christmas and happy New Year to the Log Cabin Democrat and its many readers.
 December 21.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-22

T. F. Watson of the staff of the Parkes Engineering Company left this morning to spend the holidays with relatives in Iowa.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Shelton Lipscomb, 19, Mt. Vernon, and Reba McClain, IS, Vilonia.
 Jess F. Brady, 20, Mt. Vernon, and Inez Terry, 19, Vilonia.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-22
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 Dear Old Santa-I am a little girl seven years old. l want a glass eye 2oal with red hair. Bring sister Liz xie 8 rubber doll that says mama and paper she is IA years old. I am very rich but my neighbor and friends keep my pocket book slim Bring Brother Jack pair of pants for Sunday and a collar. Bring mama Bonnet. We'll Santa please come for I will hang up my sock. Blue Dot
 Dear Santa Claus. I am six years aid. I have a little brother J. w.. xnG sister Anna Lou. l want you to hiring me ring, pair of gloves and
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-22

Legal Blanks for sale at this office
, 1921-06-04

DIFFERENT
SPECIAL No. re1.

Every home has something which
appeals to a buyer. Some homes
have many appealing features. The
home I am describing here in tho
first place is modern in every way.
and Is heated with a hot air furnace.
IL has a full basement. with two fin
ished rooms in II. These rooms rent
very readily because this house Is To-
Gated out ut the END of West Four
teenth street. right across from the
refinery.
on the first floor you Will find four
nice rooms. bath. closets and n place
for The ice chest. The itchen hns all
buiit-fn features and a hot water tank.
House is new and freshly painted. II
rents for SIS r-r month, and the price
IL only $3.50. Terms can be ar
ranged Look II up.
, 1921-06-04
SEEREN
LOOK
MEANS
LOT
AOoK
MEANS
LOT

Have % seen hi beautiful modern bunga1ow7 INatfa
Five ooms, bath. heat fun basement: oak floors, bookcases, colon
nades buhttn kitchen cabinet kitchen and bath finished in tile; beauu
ri light fixtures and home is all furnished with cry good furniture
ttaseme IA DON finished, besides large courtroom, which could
DC onvert in case Of "a being Installed also hundryroom-
asst front inside lot; walks. curb. lawn. all in. And. listen. it has very
large double garage. 2ox21 with height enough fr rooms above. Now
MI lee First A look means buy
Very pretty little home OF cY avenue. stucco finished; two rooms.
n II furnished witt nice furniture; city water. lights. Can be bought
Neat little home, four rooms: stucco nnishedi all furnished; buntin
features Can be bought o terms at $4,000. This will interest you.
Fourroom cottage with garage. IN cY avenue. Large lot This will
be adSoinins n Standard homes. and party will sell 1T low price for cash
Many other Interesting homes. Gail and see u lstngs. All prop
erty 70 sale with u is listed on exclusive isungs.
Our office is licensed by the state. secured BY. bond
LOTS LOTS LOTS
Dear People: We ar sure sorry that Casper View Addition va not
ing hands already. Residence lots near State hospital. South Mckinley.
South Jefferson. North Washington. South David. East Fourteenth. North
Burlington addition rfrfr
BUSINESS LOCATIONS
We sureh have a wonderful selection of business locations. We car
make yu real money
OUR INSURANCE MEANS PROTECTION
SEE BEN REALTY CO., INC.
A LOOK MEANS A LOT
2o1eos MIDWEST BLDG. PHONE 1880
B. l. Scherck Realtors Cecil Boz
, 1921-06-04
Real Estate HARRY FREE
Rentals

with III buntin features including breakfast aicove Sunparlor. SKIS. -Four
well constructed home -Four DON house OF ear. II as t bedrooms.
lvingroom and kitchen. Price $500. 1t will take about $4,000 cash to
handle the deal
$1,000 cash as first payment will buy a iarge sfxroom hume which
is located o n Second street. Three bedrooms, small house IN rear. Price,
$500; balance can b paid like rent
800 ash a frst payment will buy a dandy four room house. cfse in.
md close to Second street. Livingroom. kitchen and W bedrooms. side
A dandy thrceroom house with full basement. located in Nelson's ad-
dtion. Near Center street. This Is a wenbunt home and in a fine loca-
ton. Price. s.. 200 with only $500 cash. This Is a good proposition for
some one.
Lot on Twelfth street-sfo50.
Lot ear CY avenu Price. ssoo-s5oo cash.
Three lots in Sheridan Heights. Price, 81 900.
% 6oxs0: corner hut-S1,2 200.
Corne lot in TIT best residential dstrct-f 800. U#
Corner and inside lot in South Butler addition. Price 81 300.
Corner and inside lot nea paving. Price, ss1oo.
LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF CASPER.
ASK FOR JONES.
Insurance HARRY FREE investments
257 S. Center-The Lot Man-Phone 96SW
, 1921-06-04

Five rooms in his abode. and Il Is
very nea and pretty. House has n
north front and the lot is very level
Water and lights are in the house.
Other ronveniences are ready for o n
nection. Walls hav been newly fin
iahed n the house is in fine condi-
ton. A nice garage Is handy and 49,
walks are all tn-green lawn ano n
splendid garden spot. Price is $500
terms given. II in now renting for
SOS per month u~nfurnlshed. so you
know IL Is good.
, 1921-06-04

interest on h nvestmen Terms al be had. and II II Offered at tn
right price.
Hishgrade residence, south side pavement. eorner lot; the house is a
There are oak floors in nvtngroom and dninEroom. white enamel finish
throughout: massive hvfngroom with fireplace complete bath on each he
first and second floors. six deepingrooms. all large n being IA by 10 with
REPLACE There Is hot water heat; the basement las laundry tubs: nras
space for vi cas and three N been put into IL: storerooms n one
finished room. This is a home that stands in a class with the best OF
"a get the furniture whit the place. 1t Is the very best o b Q had new
and in perfect condition.
$500 $500 $500 $1,000 $500 $500
Think Of it, On South David street pavement, we arc Offering. the
bestb y in the city n a fyeroom modern hot watcrh heated house. There
are "a floors in lvingroom and dningroom. Old ivory woodwork through
out; walls nj newly tinted: rooms III argst We sleepingrooms With oan
n eastfront lot s0xt4o with trees lawn walks. curbing. paving, and one
of III best little gardens In Casper; backyard fenced on for chickens:
frame double garage with hot water heating system: the property is Of
fcred cheaper than ny other rim that location, and is the best buy in tn
city at the prfce-s65o0.
neatest new bungalows on the market today. 1t is especially e ar
ranged; fe large rooms: hardwood floors throughout; large center w.
ingroom; convenient kitchen with all the buntln features; large front
porch. There is a full basement with oom or furnace; stcreroom and
coal bin bcstdest there being w tworoom apartments whchw ~ rent Tor
at least sss each: There is also garage This property a never
been lived in. Will be finished in a few days. The price n this property Is
$500 with { cash payment of $4,000.
We hav two lots close in. In North Casper. near the brtckyard.
They re 40 by 40. and the price is $3.50 each. o. payment II $500 down
each.
CASPER REALTY co.
MEMBERS OF THE cAsPEr REAL ESTATE BOARD
Hotel Henning. Ground ~FlOOr-PhOme 3S1
, 1921-06-04

On a splendid high. level lot IN
southwest Casper; good location for
refinery man: Is a clean looking new
house. strictly modern. It has two
bedrooms. a livingroom and an up-to-
date kitchen; floors arc oak and fir.
lon h back OF the lot a little two
room house has just been built n in
Il we find lights. water. gas, sink and
sewer. This little house viii rem for
$50 per month. II interested In this
home where you can do what you
please when you wish. call us. and
we viii tell you about it
, 1921-06-04
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

SEEN BEN and got a lot. now meet
Al and get a lot more by building on
II. Call at rear 1852 North Park after
s O'Clock. Al Downs, designer and
builder. s.3-lt.
FOR SALE+By owner. two corner
lots on West Twelfth street. 800
and $3.50 each, terms. ]. p. Donahoe.
s2S South Spruce street. Phone
l474R- o-ls-ti
FOR SALE-Beautiful corner lot or
will sell lot and build house to suit
parties. 629 Kirk street. Slit
FOR SALE-Thorndale lot and Paige
car in good condition, cheap for
cash. Phone 1675W. 5-3l-5t
, 1921-06-04
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE+Electric range. kitchen
cabinet. 50-foot hose on reel. brand
new: wicker swing. dishes and other
miscellaneous articles. s01 South Lin.
coin street. 5-27-tf
, 1921-06-04
CASPER REALTY CD.

Hghgrade business property, well located. on west Yellowstone pave
men ;eons; EIase on first loo and room on second: full twossory
interest IN the investment Terms a be had and Il Is offered at the
, 1921-06-04

FOR SALE-Three parlor rockers;
one dinner set. IS pieces; n single
iron bed. including mattress. cheap.
l015 South Elm 6-S-Sts
, 1921-06-04
LAND o SALE

FOR SALE-Ranch containing 1850
acres decided land. 500 acres leased
land, well watered. For price and
terms see A. j. Cunningham, Casper
National bank or L A. Corbett, p o
s1 eoz. e2-sts
, 1921-06-04
NATRQNAREALlY CO.. inc.
fa2 East Second Street
Suite No. 2-PhOne l2lSW
r. L. WHITE. President and Manager
PHONE I21s-W
Menber of the casper Real Estate Board

THE MONTH OF MAY. WAS THE BIGGEST MONTH THAT
NEW DWELLINGS ERECTED THAN EVER BEFORE. 1T is IN
THE AIR HAVE YOU GOT YOUR LOTT HAVE YOU BOUGHT
: YOUR NEW toME7 NOW is THE TINE TO BUY SEE US AT ONCE.
We have. new customers each day. We are n the business to sell
your properties List your residence properties with us If you really
desire 10 sell.
For $1,000 and on terms that viii appeal to you we are onertns a e
sevenroom bungalow on st, Eotolph. Rooms all large and airy. Every
modern convenience; buntin featuresi hot air heat; laundry; garage
Large lot and grounds all graded. q M
$4,000 for a neat and pretty threeroom home. modern except heat. OF
st. Botolph. Largo lawn. garden and good garage AM outbundIngs
$500 first cash payment, balance monthly. VIII sell furniture also II
$500 and only $500 al payment buys a neat tworoom home in the
Burlington addition.
and monthly. M : E
$1,000 for a woroom home in North Burlington addition; only $500
cash and monthly. a#N 49, =
$500 Tor lately remodeied nveroom dwelling o the corner II CY
Ave. and South Walnut This is modern except heat and "a gas in
$3.50 with ony $500 cash payment or threeroom stucco n South
Neirose. Neat breakfast nook and large airy rooms.
.s2,750 Tor fourroom dwelling South Cottonwood, just In a step
from school and refinery. Has small house in rear renting at good
rental $500 cash payment. balance monthly. . ~.
w a tic oferf two Of III bst rooning house propositions in m
city: n II fortyr rooms h other twenty three. Ask about these.
Two fine modern dwellings. centrally located. wfne exchange ether Tor
smaller properties Inquire about these
A LARGE LIST OF FINE FARMS IN KANSAS, MISSOURI OR
NEBRASKA FOR CASPER PROPERTIES.
NATRONA REALTY COMPANY
~, Fast Second suite No. 2 Phone 121Sw
Real Estate Insurance
, 1921-06-04

FOR SALE-House. lot and furniture
cheap. at Mills addition; terms. In
quire at Stubs Pool Hall 6-2-st'
, 1921-06-04

FOR sALE-Two 9xi2 rugs. nearly
new, reasonable. 344 South David.
corner Midwest avenue. Phone 1858.
6-3-2ts
, 1921-06-04

The Western Realty Co.
r. NJ. z1NiaERs. Pres. a Gen. Mgr.
Suite 511. on Exchange Building
, 1921-06-04

FOR SALE-Smail four-room house
on two corner lots. six blocks from
courthouse. Call at 140 East 6
street. syst.
, 1921-06-04

FOR sALE-Four ranges at a bar
gain. See A. B. Hanway at Tribune
office or at lib South Chestnut
6-l-tfdh
, 1921-06-04

FOR SALE-Furniture for boarding
house of eight rooms. with privilege
Of renting. s4S South Spruce street
Phone 1455. 5-314t
, 1921-06-04
PERSONAL

WHOEVER with children and home
desires to meet elderly lady or
widow: object matrimony. Box 1si,
Tribune 6sS4t'
, 1921-06-04
FOR SALE-AUToMOBILES

FOR SALE-Ford body. suitable for
laundry or bakery. in. good shape;
will trade FOR touring or roadster body.
Auto Exchange. Fifth n Center
streets. 6-s-3t
, 1921-06-04
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-sheep camp in the Big
Horn mountains. John Grieve, 334
East Second street. Phone 1613W.
6-J-gts
, 1921-06-04

FOR SALE-One new Ivory bedroom
suite, cheap. 1911 South David
street. Phone 364W. 62-3ts
, 1921-06-04

FOR SALE-Stx-volt Exide storage
battery. good as new; cheap for
cash. Auto Exchange. Fifth and
Center street. 6-3-9t
, 1921-06-04

IFoR sALE-Buick speedster. car lust
overhauled, new tires. first man
lgets IT for 5000. Call at ia West
Second street. e-S-d
, 1921-06-04
SERVICES OFFERED

FOR CARPENTER and contract
work: will build complete home,
large or small Job. Sec Va. o. Phillips.
geo Kirk street. 6-2-tf
, 1921-06-04

VIII pay liberal reward Tor informa.
ton leading to the recovery of same.
Notify W. D.. McKeown. Newcastle,
Wyo. 6-2-3ot
, 1921-06-04

lFOR SALE Cadillac touring, SIS
model In good coudiuon; or will
trade for smaller car. See owner at
sos East Yellowstone avenue. Phone
907. 5-s-tf
, 1921-06-04

SPLENDID location on one of tho
best streets for a sral business;
bonus expected; good place for jewelry
store; cigars, candies. etc. Box 176.
tribune. 5-sl-5t
PARTNER in well established bust
ness will require 81. 500 to s.. 1000
TO handlc- Cox III. Tribune 5-3l-5t
, 1921-06-04

FOR sALE-one Coyote rug, fun
mount. $40 North Beech street.
, 1921-06-04

lFOR SALE - Cadillac, Buick and
| Chevrolet, on terms to responsible
parties. Call at Suite 511. CONSOLE
dated Royalties Building. 5-lI-t
, 1921-10-27
In HE IEsr.

The sur.st way to judge a mans future action is
by his past record. Mr.. Giblin as a member of coun-
ell for the past year has had all the opportunity a sin
eere citizen could ask for to insist upon a cleanup Of
the rotten conditions prevalent in many spots through
out the city. He was fully informed respecting the
existence of Bookkeeping joints. houses Of evil repute
and other illegal and immoral practices.
If Mr.. Gibnn's Voice was ever raised in complaint
of conditions or of the ineficiency of the police force,
TIT vc.c was so weak that IL was not heard and the
clerk therefore could not enter 1t in his record.
1tis only of late and then wholly for campaign pur-
poses that Mr.. Giblin has discovered that he favors a
cleaning out of undesirables. He would do this by
retaining the same old chief of police who has made
such a miserable failure during the present administra-
ton and will continue to do the same rs long as he re-
mains head Of the police department.
Mr.. Giblin has tsd his day In court and he did not
improve it. Whether he could have been effective or
not, he showed no sign OF desiring a cleaner Casper
or a betterment of moral conditions.
Therefore Mr.. Giblin is TO be Judged by his failure
to fu,all the oath of office he assumed when he became
o councilman, which was to protect and uphold the
laws Of the state and the laws Of the city.
, 1921-10-27
WAGES 5 WORK.

"The prospect is" says Secretary of Labor Davis,
THAT no one who needs and wants to work must go
through the winter without means of livelihood. We
are Enthusiastically on the move back to prosperity
Reports from many parts of the country bear testi
niony to the fact that men who really want to find
work have little difficulty in doing so. While there is
undoubtedly a large amount of involuntary unemploy-
ment, the totals that are presented to the public from
time to time are padded with the count Of thousands
of individuals who have refused offers of employment
because they preferred to remain idle rather than ac-
cept a wage below a minimum they had set for them
selves.
National prosperity is largely dependent upon the
state OF mind of the workers. Industry cannot go for
ward while wage-earners refuse to accept employment
at a compensation that makes it profitable for the own
er of a plant to keep it in. operation. The fact that
all indications point to a stimulation of production
all over the country is proof Of the fact that the work
ers are getting away from the false advice SO freely
bestowed by their organization leaders, ard are will
ing to accept a wage that the supply and demand of
the labor market prescribe.
, 1921-10-27

To People Of casper:-I favor ". A
Blackmore for mayor Of Casper for
the following I have known
him for over thirty years and
during hat time have had many
business dealings with him ana know
hi TO b strictly reliable and honest In
every way He is also progressive as
TO the welfare OF Casper 1 think he
has built morn up-to-date buildings In
Casper than any other individual and
Il elected IA OF Casper he car be
depended upon to look after the In
terests Of all Casper citizens and see
that the taxpayers get full value for
their taxes on all contracts that are
, 1921-10-27
A DISTORTED z

Mr.. Gibin has said, speaking Of the innermost con-
ditions in Casper and the blame to be attached to pub
lie officials for failure to correct any feature Of the
rottenness, II see nothing wrong with Police Chief
Sheffner."
On another occasion he has said: 'I have spent four
consecutive evenings Oh West B street. I see moth
ing wrong, in that locality
These are statements made direct by Mr., Giblin.
The proof awaits any voter interested.
The fellow who fails to locate anything wrong with
Shefner as a spolice eofhcer and cannot see anything
immoral in the prostitution and bootltyging practiced
on West B street is either blind or doesn't want to
see.
IT Mr.. Giblin desires to be the candidate of the
moral interests of the city he will have to revise his
moral viewpoint. People favoring better conditions
do not look upon his particular slant with any great
degree of favor.
, 1921-10-27
INSPIRES NO HOPE.

Here is a matter for the consideration Of the prop
erty owners and taxpayers Of the city Of Casper to
consider.
Your interests and your property are to raise the
revenue in taxes for the support Of the city govern
ment.
Are you willing to place your property at the mercy
of a man as mayor, who will exercise more or less in
fuence over the city council, who never had any real
business experience in his life? Whose life's bust
insurance? Who knows absolutely nothing of public
works or public business. Has contributed nothing
to the upbuilding of the city. Whose record in coun-
ell shows, the most mediocre accomplishment and
nothing done in the interest of the things he prom
ised the people he would do il they elected him.
Mr.. Giblin is ordinary. Extraordinarily ordinary
Mt that. He possesses no qualifications, no record, no
promise that warrant his elevation to the mayoralty
of Casper. 1t is just a bit presumptuous on Mr.. Glib
Inns part to offer his services to the people to oper-
ate a S25.000,000 plant with his limited knowledge
and experience. And it would be a most foolish thing
for the people to place him in charge of a business Of
such magnitude knowing his limitations. 1t is not to
Mr.. Giblin's discredit that he is not qualified to direct
so large a business. In some business of which he
knew something, he might be a success, but as may
or of Casper he is entirely out Of his class. Casper
is sick of inefficiency. 1t is not only costly but it is
humiliating and discouraging. Mr.. Giblin's aspira-
super-constructure as he and his friends have in mind.
Property owners and taxpayers Of the city will do
well to study the matter of electing a new mayor and
council very closely from a business and economical
standpoint. There is nothing at all to recommend Mr..
Giblin as a desirable mayor; presented by himself or
any Of his friends. The mere fact that he wants the
job and appeals first to the moral element and then
to the underworld for support leaves both in doubt
as to which master he would serve if elected. Carry
ing water on both shoulders, or running with the hare
and hunting with the hounds is not calculated to in
spire much confidence in any candidates sincerity.
Those who desire a decent condition of morals, a
business administration of intelligence and economy,
by a man of breadth and experience need not look to
Mr.. Giblin to supply these things.
The taxpayers must take care of themselves for Mr.
Giblin has given no evidence that they are entitled to
any consideration at his hands except as a source of
revenue.
, 1921-10-27
USELESS no OPPOSE STYLE.

1T apparently is a waste of breath for mentors to
try to dictate to young women in the matter of styles
or first aids to Misrepresentation cheeks, cherry lips
and eyebrows of the desired shade,v laments the San
Francisco Chronicle. MANY times have cosmetics
been denounced by stern professors and officers Of the
student bodies, along with short skirts and bobbed
hair.
Now the students store at the University of Cali
fornia has laid in a full stock of lip sticks, rouge, eye.
brow pencils and other substitutes for natures gifts.
Those who wish to wear tobbed hair continue 70
wear it. Some of the professors have denounced it
and even Irene Castle, who started the fad, has be.
walled the professional need for her to continue bob.
bing. One professor has even come out in favor OF
bobbed hair because he says it aids the students to
get to classes on time.
Perhaps finding that denunciation only helped the
fad, the professor is trying a new tack to abolish It by
approval. Meantime the only way to induce young
women to abandon styles which lack approval seems
to be to change the styles"