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WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL no. O.

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. g.
70 one has onered o a nveroom modern house, on CT avsnu with
- nn,shed rooms In te basement in addition o toilet iaundzroona,
nw " . a sell you this number and Il is really a mos remarkable prop
paid for It a few months ago. and 81 is simply o good TO remain un-
sold Ions. Strictly modern in every particular; lot z6x140f feet Just Oft the
n OF CT paving; outheas frontage. n II you are Interested. we
would suggest that YOU speak quick. Tor there will be a lot II com
petition tor this place. with the terms required ~.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 60.
We are offeHng. In this number. the IDEAL in a SINAI home Nothing
bath has Easements equipped or laundry purposes with stationary tubs.
rot and cold water. ~ The house is situated on an east front lot
with III kitchen door opening to tho north, thus making both DOOR M
trelyo ut Of the sweep n h wind edewalks n curbs in. Lot Il nicely
graded. hs a garage and is completely furnished.
Lots-Two good lots on South Ash street; m ts off CT avenue
Two choice lots On South Center Choice it.A corner. Thhteenth and
Spruce Two lots corner o Beech NJ Twelfth street. One between beech
and Kimban on Thirteenth street.
Two nice building sites. corner Of Poplar and west rvelrh strsetA
at only 500 each.
Two soxl4o1oot lots Just of North Center street at 1900 for the
two
many othe attractive ofertngs II o are interested in a goo lot at
this time. It Is decidedly to your advantage to ommuniate with n
We have neve hd a better stock OF really desirable lots so we'll priced
ad II such good terns as W. are able o offer Ugh nw Prices aa ON
M increase n II you are going to buy during h merit year ~ xr
profit you greatly to buy right now.
Phone The Western Realty and Lot Sales Co. Phone
1918 511 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. 1918
, 1921-11-21
OPERATORS
BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL

THERMoPoLIs, wyo.. Nov. 2i.-
Norman Stevens. proprietor OF the
place at Kirby which featured in the
holdup of a gambling game recently
and the killing OF Jack Goode, the rob
Der. was bound over to the district
fourt for trial on a gambling charge
following his arraignment in Justice
court here Joe Myuskovich. who was
running the game. waived preliminary
hearing and was also bound over.
, 1921-11-21
TWO BEING HELD ON
WHITE SLAVE CHARGE

CHEYENNE. wyo,. Nov. zt.-Les
Hanson. alias Lee Peterson. and Rus
sell Augustine. alias Russell Allen,
were brought TO tho county jail here
today from Raw1ins, charged with
transporting 15.year-old Josephine
Marchand from Denver to Rawiins In
violation OF the white slave" act
Their case will be laid before tho fed,
eral grand jury. :
, 1921-11-21
WOMAN WHO DESERTED
HUSBAND SENTENCED.

BASIN. wyo.. NOV. 2i.-Gracs
Landfair, q young married woman.
who attempted to run away with Les
ter Underhili recently convicted OF
grand larceny was sentenced by Judge
Metz to an indeterminate sentence in
the Crittendcn homo in Denver.
, 1921-11-21
Masons in Charge
OF Arnott Burial

BASIN. wyo.. Nov. 21.-The flu
neral OF John p. Arnott was held from
the Episcopal church and was in
charge of Temple lodge No. 20. A. F.
& A. M. Of which deceased was a
member. Interment was made in
Mount View cemetery here. A large
number of attorneys from over tho
district were in attendance.
, 1921-11-21
MUST VOTE
B0IDS SECOND time

GREYBULL. wyo., Nov. 31.-Due
to an error in the proclamation Of
previous proceedings which invali-
date SIS, 900 worth Of water bonds
voted at an election here, contract
for the Improvement work has been
cancelled and another special election
authorized by the city council to is
sue $4,000 worth Of bonds, bids on
the project having indicated thai the
latter amount would be sufficient.
, 1921-11-21
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BUSINESS CHANCES
PERSONAL

PSYCHOMETRY SATISFACTORY
Readings, palm. mind or cards; all
questions answered cheerfully and
correctly. $40 East C street. Phone
67SR. 11-21-2t'
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FOR RENT-Furnished three-room
apartment. gas heat. electricity and
gas furnished, $40 per month. 1908
North Durbin street Phone 1o9eJ.
. 11-1e-3t
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LAND FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two mon to take home
steads that will lease them for six
years for necessary improvements to
prove up IN same. Call at e14 South
Oak street. evenings. 11-21-2ts
, 1921-11-21

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THE NAME is A LEDG
REALTORS are pledged to the de-
velopment OF CASPER and the pro-
lection OF her citizens In all matters
pertaining to real estate.
EVERY MEMBER OF THE CASPER
REAL ESTATE BOARD is a
'REALTOR."
VAN GORDEN INVESTMENT co.
Tribune Building Phone 55o
REALTY co.
las North Center Phone 1212W
CASPER REALTY co.
Henulnc Hotel Phone 381
SEE BEN REALTY co.
2oI.eoS Midwest Building Phone 1850
BRANCH REALTY co.
ZIG East A Street Phone S6SJ
j. III. BURY REALTY co.
Ia5 West Second Street Phone 1868
M. p. WHEELER REALTY co.
6 Townsend Building Phone e7s
JOHN NJ. ENGLAND
zoe O.s building Phone 1Iss
HARRY FREE REALTY co.
257 South Center Street Phone 968W
H. Z. CRUDE
Casper Realty 90. Phone s8l
j. f. JONES & co.
PSI Midwest Building Phone 1204
MIDWEST HEIGHTS REALTY co.
2S3 Midwest Building Phone l0f0W
NATRONA REALTY co.
liz East Second Street Phone 1218
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.
I43 South Center Street Phone 1910
GEORGE b. NELSON
81 Townsend Building Phone $50
PROBST 6 MATHERS
255 South Center Phone l0SSW
A. p. NESBITT REALTY Co.
3o5-3o7 O-S Building Phone 766M
II. j. PETERSON
so3 Oil Exchan~- Building Phone 1868
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, 1921-11-21

1t is a strange fact that Africans
never sneeze.
, 1921-11-21

FOR RENT - Two-room furnished
apartment. $50 in North Casper. In
quire $40 West Yellowstone venus.
11-21-2t.
, 1921-11-21
FOR SALE
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
The stx-room modern residence on
Park avenue, just 100 feet off Second
street offered at $40. 800. $1,000 cash
payment, with oak floors and finished
basement, lot 60x140 feet; the price
will remain tho same until Wednes-
day noon, November 23. 1921. at
which time h price will be $11. 200,
$500 cash. the price with either sale
will include all the furniture In the
entire house and basement. We have
given our word that we Will sell this
property. Shown by appointment.
Marshall and Brown Realty Co. las
North Center street. Phone 12i2w.
11.21-2t
FOR SALE-Owner has reduced the
price on his home from $1,000 to
$500 for quick sale. six-room home
with enclosed sunporch, good loca-
ton. finished rooms In basement.
double garage; this is a bargain, good
terms can be arranged. Harry Free,
Inc, 257 South Center street. Phone
s6sw. 11-21-2t
FOR SALE-Something special in a
modern home that can not be built
today for the price asked. mas five
large rooms n bath on main floor
with three large rooms and bath In
basement: also plastered vegetable
ROOM, coal % and large closet In
basement; property is well located pm
east side within block of pavement.
This beautiful home with fully
equipped basement apartment offers
one a good revenue besides a comfort
able home; a be purchased for &c.
800 with a very small payment down.
Call Nesbitt Realty Co. 11-21-2t
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1870. Want Ads received after 1850
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he head. Too Late to Classify
, 1921-11-21
FOR S%ALE-HOUSES

|FoR SALE-Two beautiful bunga-
lows we'll located on West Thir-
|teenth street; both modern throughout
|one is four and one five rooms. both
have full Easements and offered at
Exceptionally low prices. s4.250 for n
and IS, $50 for the other. and $500 cash
will handle either. Call Nesbitt Real
|ty Co. 11-e1-2t
, 1921-11-21
FOR SALE-REAL 4

CHEAP for cash. two one-acre tracts
east of town close In. r. B.. Box 81.
Mills. Wyo. 11-19-<t'
, 1921-11-21

FOR sALE-Lot and one-room house
reasonable IL sold within the next
seven days. two blocks north of post
Office. Mills, Wyo. l-2l-2t-
, 1921-11-21
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Furnished three-room
apartment, gas heat. electricity and
gas furnished. $40 per month. 1908
North Durbin street Phone lo9sJ.
ll-ls7st
FOR RENT = Two-room furnished
apartment. $50 in North Casper. In
quire $40 West Yellowstone avenue.
11-21-2t
FOR RENr-New two-room apart.
ment, furnished completely for
housekeeping. gas heat. SIS per
month. 1929 East Second street.
il-2i-st
FOR RENT : Five-room furnished
apartment. electricity furnished. s35
in North Casper. Inquire $40 West
Yellowstone avenue. 11-21.et
FOR RENT-Newly finished modern
furnished three-room basement apart
ment with gas and electric lights,
close in. 7sz East Second street.
1I.21-it
FOR RENT = Two-room basement
apartment. private bath. gas heat.
nicely furnished. heated garage IL de-
sired. 743 South Grant street Phone
1901. '1I-21-2t
FOR RENT-Modern two-room un.
furnished basement apartment; gas,
water and electricity furnished. also
use of electric washer. T64 CY ave-
nue.. Phone 1921. 11-214t
FOR RENT-Two-room modern apart
ment. also two sleepingrooms. 800
East A street. 11-1e-2t
FOR RENT-Three-room unfurnish.
cd modern apartment. equipped
with gas range and Murphy bed. Ap-
ply 1914 East First street, Apartment
one. 11-1s-6t
FOR RENT5One furnished and n
u~nfurnished apartment, modern. ac-
cess to laundry. 1444 East Second
street. 11-1S-3t
FOR RENT = Furnished two-room
apartment; close in. Inquire al C.
H Whaley Tailor shop. ZIG East Mid.
FOR ENTLMISCELLANE0US
FOR RENT-close in. garage. IA
South Durbin street. 1929
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-One crank for car between
Cedar street and refinery. reward.
Phone 117oJ. 1928 South Cedar street.
11-19-2t'
LOST-wrist watch. monogram NJ. J..
T. Phone 640M. reward. 11-19-2ts
FOUNDING punches of keys on
leather string. Owner call at Trib-
une. 11-21-3t
STRAYED OR STOLEN between
July / and 20. six head of
horses, three branded ........ n
diamond j on left jaw, three figure
Q on left Jaw. Reward for where
abouts. Notify ]. b. Furman. Pow
der River. Wye. 1l-s1-2t'
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, 1921-11-21
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

n YOU have what you won't want
and want what you don't hav-Uss
T-Fhune Want Ada
, 1921-11-21

FOR sALE-Corner lot 6ox1so feet,
water. southwest part Of town;
price $3.50: terms. Inquire 1874
South Box Elder street. Phone 1e1M.
, 1921-11-21
|F0R SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE--indAn Scout. 1870 model
Pres-o-iite front and rear light. Just
~over-hanied and enamsied: must sell
iios South Mckinley street after S
%. m. 11-1s-3ts
, 1921-11-21

FOR RENrANew two-room apart.
ment, furnished completely for
housekeeping. gas heat. SIS per
month. 1929 East Second street.
, 1921-11-21

FOR sALE-oid newspapers. call at
Tribune okfics. f-Sdn-
, 1921-11-21

FOR RENT-Newiy finished modern
furnished three-room basement apart
ment with gas and electric lights.
11-21-it
, 1921-11-21

FOR RENT = Five-room furnished
apartment. electricity furnished. s35
in North Casper. Inquire $40 West
Yellowstone 11-21.2t
, 1921-11-21

sTENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper
desires position. prefer lawyers Of
flee or bank; will consider anything.
Phone 1871. q 11-21-2ts
, 1921-11-21
PACKERS, UPHoLsTERERs

Expert furniture packing, glass
ware. bric-a-brac uphoIstering, carpet
ences. I. j. Cormier, IOs South Dur.
bin street. Phone I6s2M.
, 1921-11-21
POSITIONS WANTED

wANTEDZPoeiuon as truck driver.
knows the city; reference given:
consider any other work. See 'Wirth''
sprague hotel. 11-21-1ts
, 1921-11-21
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Modern AVE-
room furnished apartment or house
by responsible party. Phone Dos be-
tween 6 and 8 p. m. tf-dh
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
RTS- WORLDS RECORDS MADE AT STATE TRAP MEETSPORT

Many good scores were made in the handicap, considering the distance from which these men shot.
 Lee Wins Title
 The all-round championship of Ala bama was won by T. KA Lee, who broke 194 out of the 200 in the state ch championship. AS out of the 50 dou- bles and 96 in the 100 handicap, ulalS- ing total of 33S. In this race, he was closely followed by Lee Moody. who broke 337. The professional all round championship went to Clyde Hunter, who broke 325.
 After the shooting was completed. President H. c. Ryding presented the trophies to various winners, and also a beautiful sterling pitcher to Al Geohegan, the efficient cashier who has cashiered every Alabama state shoot that has ever been held, q in all
 F. NJ. Shelton, the southern zone manager, was on hand to assist the local club in conducting the tourna- ment.
 EnrIe's Long Run
 One of the features of the shoot was the long run of P. R. Earle, who broke 27S targets without miss.
 Other splendid long runs were made by Jim Day, with 1s9 and 14o, and M c. Tyler was credited with 102, the longest continuous run he had ever made so far.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
Boxing Commission Awards Downey the
 Middleweight Title

Cleveland, Ohio, July 27.-I'he Cleveland boxing commission and the local newspapers toni ght named Bryan Downey of Cleveland, the new worlds champion boxer, declaring he won the title from Johnny Wilson of Boston in the seventh round of l2 round no-decision contest here tc. night by-a knockout The men boxed at catch weights.
 On the other hand, Jimmy Gard ner of Boston, who refereed the bout, gave the decision to Wilson on a foul, claiming Downey struck Wilson at the count of seven in the seventh round while Wilson was getting up from a third knockdown in this round Art Foote, the official time keeper, announced that on his re- vised figures of the first knockdown in this round, Wilson was down l3 f-o seconds, and on the second knock down the champion was down II seconds Gardner had counted only nine in each case.
 Manager Jimmy Dunn tonight an- nounced that Downey claims the worlds championship and will defend it at 15s pounds.
 The newspapers gave Wilson the second, fifth and sixth rounds; Dow ney the first fourth and seV- enth, with the third even. The newspapers also claim that if foul was committed, 1t was by Martin k!l- litea, Wilson's manager, when ne jumped into the ring in the seventh round and laid his hands on Wilson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
Edgewoods Water
 .Carniual Success

The big feature of the second an ma, water carnival at Edgewood Park Wednesday afternoon was the balloon grab. One hundred toy bal looms containing bills of 50 and VI de- nomination and season passes 10 the mark were dropped into the water aud grand free for all scramble and race for the prizes began. The other bis feature was the high diving com tests A special platform was con structed high In the air, off the rooI of the dance pavilion and Ed Spen- cer. Robert NcElroy, Leslie Stolen Merck and Raymond Hill, the latter 9 year old high diver, entertained the big crowd with some remarkably clever high dives.
 Ed Spencer also made his escape from the barrel as per schedule Ed was tied in sack and then placed Tn the barrel He was wearing civilian clothes before his incarceration. A moment after the barrel had been dumped in the water he came 10 the surface, wearing a bright green bath ing suit.
 The winners of the various events follow:
 Twenty-Five yard swim for boys under 12-Thomas Crawford, first, John Dye. second; Howard Moss Third.
 Twenty-file yard swim for boys 14 and undertaken Gilmore. first George Dye, second; Douglas Mur- phey, third.
 Twenty five yard swim for girls, 16 and under-Clara Elelbert, first; Christine~ Tobine, second; Rebecca Delay. third.
 Fifty yard swim for boys under 1S-Harry Seigal. first; Acton Hun ter second; Frank Lokie, third.
 One hundred free-forall swim Leon Levy, first: Wiley McDouga!, second: Frank Lokie. third.
 Twenty yards rope pulling race-Glaze Fluker, first; John Wat CTS, second; Allen Gilmore, third
 Under water swim for Juniors John Poole first; Douglas Murphy, second: Richard Evans, third
 Underwater swim for Seniors--Wil- liam Cabaniss, first; John McDougaL second; Albert Delay, third.
 High dives-Robert McElroy, Les lie Stollenwerck. Raymond Hill, Ed Spencer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
"" Tennis Club
 Is Now Organized
By MAXWELL ALLEN

The Tennis Association of the Young Mems Christian association held a business meeting last night for the purpose of becoming fully organized and getting the association together to make use of the two new ly constructed courts of the Young Mems Christian association, which are located on the corner of Sixth avenue and Eighteenth street.
 After the club gets to going smoothly and all of the members get in shape and hit their strides, they are going to stage club tournament which should be about the middle of August or little later. If present indications prove true, and this tour nament is success then the tennis club is going to stage round robin tournament in September.
 There are now 21 members in the tennis club, and they hope to push their membership up to 40 before many daysshave passed.
 While they are mostly absorbed in tennis now, the "Y'' officials have not entirely forgotten swimming, and next week w. w. Abel, who, as every one around this burg knows has taught more people to swim than any other man in the south, will go to Gadsden tu put on campaign rms campaign will last week. and IS being put on under the auspices Of the Gulf States Young Mems Chris tian association, and they expect to teach every man, woman and child in Gadsden and Alabama City how to sW irn
 Tine personnel of the Young Meu's Christian Association Tennis associa- ton is as follows: H. R. Howell president; pr. P. D. Chisholm, sec retary and treasurer; w. E. Sloan. lO O. Enthricker Fl. H. Wamsly J.. Winston Hale, J. 0. Mullan, Leon iGidds, K. D. Johnston, T. Il. Benners, Jr: A. A. Love. J. F. Kirk. Clifford Spencer, C. H. Springer, Earl C.. Black welder, Dewey 0. DAVIS, Charles M Oliver. A. P. Fuqua. Jr.'
 Elex Maddux J. F. stevens W. ". Abel.
 The above 2k are just about the most enthusiastic bunch of tennis bugs in Birmingham, and it is safe bet that every thing that they lnder- take will be one of those well-known bowling successes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
NEW RECORDS ARE SET IN THE GRAND CIRCUIT EVENTS OF WEDNE ESDAY

Columbus. Ohio, July 27.-Ele- ments and horses combined today to entertain Grand Circuit spectators and new season records were regs- tered and some startling surprises in heat results were noted.
 Millie Irwin, in defeating Peri scope in the first heat of the 2:05 class Neil House stake, trotted Tn 2:OSA, the fastest trotting mile of the year. Jim B., favorite in the 2;11 Deshler Hotel pace, also stepped in 2:02l2, the fastest mile paced this year by a gelding. He won the race with something to spare from field that had real speed in it, The 2:13 class trot and the 2:05 class trottins stake were split heat affairs. Hilda Fletcher finally won the 2:13 event and Periscope the latter
 Unfinished events left over from Tuesday saw one surprise when John Quirk won the third heat of the ca pacing stake from Roy Grattan, who already had cinched the race yester- day
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
Princeton-CorneU
 Track Team Meets
 Englishmen Today

New York, July 27.--American and English college athletes will be op- posed in the first international track meet to be held in this city in 70 years, when the combined teams of Princeton and Cornell meet oxford and Cambridge at Traver's Island to . morrow afternoon. Ten events will comprise the programme and first place only will count.
 owing to the decisive victory of Yale and Harvard over the same English combination last Saturday in Boston, when the New England coi- legians won eight out of 10 events, Princeton and Cornell are favored to win. The Oxford and Cambridge athletes, however, have shown some excellent training performances at Princeton, where they are condition ing, and may score several unex- pected points.
 One of the closest contests of the day is expected to be the 440-yard dash, in which Rudd of Oxford and Stevenson of Princeton will meet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
LEE MOODY WINS STATE TITLE AT SINGLE TARGETS
"Tackhole" Lee Wins AL Around Championship. Visiting GunnerS Make
 High Records

Breaking of two worlds records did shooting by local gunners fea- tured the closing day in the Ala bama trapshooting meet here yester- day. Lee Moody of Bessemer won the state championship at single tar gets, after a shoot-off with Jeff Blount and John Fletcher. All three scored 1s5 in the 200 target cham pionship race. but Moody won out over the other two in the two 20- target shoot-offs which followed.
 No. squad, composed of E. F. woodward of Houston, Tex; Jim Day, San Antonio Tex; M c. Tyler, Ciarksdale. Miss; P. R. Earle. Starr, S. C.; O. J. Glausier Baconton, Ga, shattered S52 straight targets. sur passing the former worlds record of 324 straight hits by fiye-man team.
 This squad also broke 4s7 out of 800 targets, breaking the record for this event. All five visiting gunners were in splendid trim, and their style of shooting yesterday was nothing but worlds championship calibre.
 Splendid scores again featured the shoot. The calibre of the shooters participating in this years state tournament can be best judged ty the scores turned in, scores little short of wonderful.
 In the 100-target handicap, O. w Stinson of Albany and Person Moore of Birmingham, shooting from 20 and 1s yards, respectively, tied for high score. In the shoot-off for the tro- phy, Stinson won out, and received a handsome gold watch fob
 Among the splendid scores in this race, G. l.. Kausler of Brickeys, Ark, broke es from the 19-yard line. o. j.. Glosier, the crack young professional from Baconton, Ga. and Tom Hale of Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. each scored 9S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28

Chicks, even If it was part of double header. The way the leaders have been going would tend to indicate that they have no intentions of losing single game to anybody The Vols won one. and we're trusting some body else wins some more from the Chicks.
 Newton or Eberhard
 Manager Molesworth may send Doc Newton in against the Crack CTS today, while at the last mo- ment he may decide to use Mike Eberhard.
 If Doc gets started right. he ought to be able to cash in for win, while Eberhard would be almost certainty provided he pitched in his usual style.
 Just who will work on the mound for the Crackers is not certain, but the fact that Suggs and Napier have already been used this week makes the sftua- tion a bit more comfortable for Barionial fans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28

Both the Crackers and Barons are headed towards Birmingham today, to continue their series at Redwood Park. Three more games will be played here. today, tomorrow and Saturday. Today's game begins at regulation time. 3:S0 o'clock
 The Memphis Chicks broke even on double header with the Vols yesterday, so their percent age suffers little change, drop ping point or two. in fact. How ever, the Barons dropped back a half a game further from the league leading Chicks and are now 10 and half games behind their rivals.
 Some Consolation Anyway
 There's some consolation to be derived from yesterdays games, and that is the fact that Nash vile won a game from the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-28
RICHARD FINED FOR
 VIOLATING FILM LAW

New York, July 27.-Tex Rickard, boxing promoter and Frederick '. Quimby. motion picture exhibitor, to- day pleaded guilty before Federal Judge William Sheppard to charges of violating the interstate commerce law through the transportation across the state line from New Jersey. Of the Dempsey-Carpentier fight pie lures, and were fined $l000 each.