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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
Ut NOR RAIL BONDS
TAKE HIGH PLACE
Inv Assnclntcd rrnts

"" YORK. July DETERMINATION. IN
lIu.Or railroad i-slcs many ,f ,vL ~
''ifhcr made now airh- for IN. ,,.,r a.,
"1Ialel their previous hes. nrir.S f.,
. s: ~" bond dealings on IN. New York
7'"'h ..NcnhhSc today san Francisco In
ONE U.s. ErlS prior a., chicago ana Al
ron t'2s w"j" "''..nH tn" leaders in ,h:-
u;Nsion. VIII .uhs;an;iai gains wer"
also !.cord"u 1y Baltimore ana ohio con
N:r'.n.c ~ New York Central ~ and
D:s;arsed conditions abroad md tho
accession N prices OF sou. OF ,hc Nv,
r'En securities. the French rrpuhIic IL
h--dk!nE below "a: and The \. iropp,ur Ia
l'!s.. bat ral!5'.nr fScb!y a; IN. c'ns.
RrhEi!irn COTE" ia dropped nearly !,
toint in the days dealings. Will" K.,ui,'
lr OF Bolivia 81 gained abOu, az ml,r,
Anton inrecns United Margarine Works
IS declined points at The start IN, RI
covered part OF their loss litter
Prices ~ Liberty issues sag.cd .irh,lv
below Saiurhny'! levels on Goinparative j.
; ;".,n:o"9 Iss1e OF per cens three:year
iign I:sh; and Power. CONTAIN. which
"f IA" Kansas ciiY Joint stock lana h,n'F
offered 20 Yield 49,. and "a /. Gt.Jf.y, ism.
Of Der cent lhrcc-v"a collateral COL
notes Of III" Central Indiana Power Com
plny offered to yield 7.39 per cent
Total sales. mar value. aggregated SIC
sSl $50 va
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LIVE STOCK ,I.InKErS.

CHICAGO Ju:y al-'.,,.r rorai,,s
,he -'6rh strong 90 80 highr: mostly
~ 20 - 10 ton nsturci steers. l"rj.
Ia. "Neri.+ times. best long ycsr.!p,s
NO.. "u.E beef steer. s1lHiGis Caun.rs
and cutters and bulls steady 10 stiHnr.
80. caves mostly STEADY rr0ct.rS
,r"nr; hulk butcher ~he stock a.i5fi ;.5.
hGl" ho.ornn huIIs. i.55I,JO. bulk can
hS! Egg cutters a99I 3 =. BULK -iock.ra
Hogs: rec.!uta. 5000. opened 70 To 90
!llHhrr- closed he't"r grades firm. 10 -
Joe h.sner: others, dui! st"a8y 10 d.
W.'', hu.E good butchers. So II % -: pack
r. mostly I.15fI so: u!gs STRONG .1F II
-. shinnSrs took abou; 1850. estimated
sh.ea: receipts. 1909: tat lambs orenod
S,'sdy - strong. closed weak to &c lover
"Ar.N top nttiv" and Western lam ne
-. huk nat lvrs, !. = n 1859. hulk West
'rG. u -: feeder ends wc1a to lover a,
= 70 down: sheen firm: top !-d western
""' -. hest lcht native ewes 7es
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REFLECT SENTIMENT
OF EARLY STRIKE END
Equipment Securities Join in
Upward Movement in
Sympathy.
sruDEnAKEn SURPRISES STREET
Directors Cut Melon OF Such Size ns
4" Stnrt Notwithstanding C0ntin-
"rs Gold Shipments ON Account Of
Debt Interest Payment.

Written for the United News.
NEW YORK. July 3I-RaiIroad
shares made II new high record for
the year today. Railway equipment
st"ckH also were strong. So we're
the stccIs. United states Steel maxi
lHG q new high for this movement.
some twenty-five railway prcsi-
demts held a preliminary meeting up
AT tho Metropolitan club today to
discuss the best way to hand" to-
mnrrow's big meeting when iis pr.e-
dents VIII gather here 10 decide
whether OF not 10 accept pr"sIi"u,
Iiardings urgent call that the shop-
mems strike he settled.
Representative of the shupu,.n
VIII ais" hold their meeting at chi
caSo tomorrow 10 make the same
decision. cnul these meetings arc
held ;hs terms proposed By presi-
h"nt Harding viii not be made pub
NE. Wal! street understands. how
ov"r, that PrcEidcn; Harding pro
poses that tho striking ehoprncn be
takon back with their old seniority
lights restored hI, which viii be
h"i"w those FOR tho men who re.
wnin"d loyal and stay6d on their
lHhs but aboTc the now men recently
inkcn on
II vas understood here today tha,
cleveland. Dallas and Philadelphia
mad only ten days supply o: coal
>tudrhnkcr surprise. Market
Directors Of Srud.bnkcr gave
speculative Wall stree, Il surprise
today by declaring a regular quar-
terry dividend uf 2l-2 per cent AID
an extra payment Of liz Tha; i.
NOR" thhn Wall street expected Both
payments viii hc mad" September
10. tn" belize hero is that the urirc
VIII apli around II, pres"u, level
uniil N" stock sells dividend on
AUruSt 10 To get Ia" dividend tn.
stock must be held until that date.
Siud"baker closed lag, SATURDAY az,
81. against 1872 IL. tho high Tor tho
Year. IN" t"cIlu" being on r,irnors
'ha' 'odays dividend action would
d" confined 10 the regular p; per
cent quarterly payment ana an .x:ra
~ !" 20 50. Today's opening price
""a ~ II after which Their" WAC
an advauc" 20 1871; followed uv
q dcclIn" 10 l3el.i on ,hc announce
men; of the dividend n.ws Then
ir'rc WIS - rccovc-v
y Shipment ar seventy three nuy.~
~ soid arrived here today from Lon
H"u on TIA" Baltic. valued a. E23O0
600 This gold was from the BRUSH
government 10 gay intcrcs, on is
""pi J, w"e sem 10 j. T. Morgan
y go.
drcc;or HOY" ot MONTGOMERY
ward s"ys mat the company for tn.
'rst s.N months ~ this year viii
500 o0o E'or tho hrs, hair Of 1871
ih"r" was loss az tc.jOO.Oo0
tnllrund Earnings Increase.
'N'''!iiN 1f 'l''s-t hr..
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. July 5I.-Cotton goods and
Naarn markets wcrE Gu"i today. The
Wooden Comuany were opened a, pric"s
-"nr.uE from 10 ncr cont up trom
.ts' Jason Buy:uE started prompiIs-
i.gfiHus ~. gui.t and prices w.r: I'M
hanged. Raw silk prices were softer
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n!rginia Car Chem. Ti.s ............... ln.,
~ = "HhN ~ - ............. ~
Wil'oh hnt 80. siss -............... 100.
southern IA - "a.
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nruiiu". sicaav, i!on la: sales. 32i: 70
."Ip's. go SHIPMENTS. %. stock. ISIS
,h!pmeuts, SIS: stock. l70,Ils. quote: y.
49, -. 1920. $50: r. 80: L. O. GtJ q 10.
H. go: l. 5i9[s5;i:,; K ;l;M %; NJ,
SAVANNAH Ga. Juiy :; -Turpen,in..
-'-adv. i,ilui.i-. rsc-Ipts. JIi. shiUH"uts.
-" stock. G.75l. Resin. steady: snlc..
stpclJ 80. Quote. Il. as: y. t?of;i.ei,
y. a.Nl. +. 5r5E5.ln. g. II. BIO: l. g.i5-
Is 900. VI. i55gi.io: y. 5..5 " so: VIC.
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LIBERTY LoAN BoND MARKET.
NEW YORK COTTON
MARKET IS QUIET

NV YORK.. Jg.y g. The cotton mar
- Vas ."'N "N"i again today VIA
p-i,o. sasing OF under further sca'tcr'nr
iycNt 'fpp report. october SOLD down TO
=! Lay OF ,. points net love-. pnt ,..-s-! a.
:! y. Mn iht genera! 'uaTk"; closing
very ti'hiy at net decUn" o. ~ 10
The mArkst opeaed stcads at decline
% 20 - - pGiats Ia r"soOns" 20 lower
l..E~rro"! cables. ana pr!va;- crop -
L''i r'hcinE -" condition AZ -! and
~" Indicated Weld q; !-'-5b" bale.
~ tho !4bor OUTLOOK. and some nervous
h"ss over IA" continuance. OF dry. hot
Weather iu i!.c Southwest. which Csured
rallies 9: a :.w points during the carly
BIyln: was restricted by uncertainty
As 20 N" showing OF Tomorrow govern.
'ncni F"poTt. however. and the market
soon -"d on again Win Dos. gu Der ~ i!
INK Gown 10 sirl and January to - a. or
hnpHt 81 70 3 "o!Tis D>.O" .as; weeks
business 'hen became extremely Gu!s,
I'm tn" market sensitive 10 small or!s-,
either VA. but with IA, prices showing
on covering and csuorts ;ha; ,hc bureau
or tTpr estimates had revised N mar
Eh.u" %: condition tom ~ pounds u.r
/: Mas c4lcu.a,oI ma, ,h,s recollection
ference o.. ahou- i0o-. halny In .s.:'r;,ias
~ ne "rop. In addition 10 tAs condition
rypGr, 81 "a! iwo othel reports Nrr" T.
1870. WIN an indicated C-vU - :, ,.I.G
while th- thlrI mad" tho ConGlt ION -
ara indicated CROP 1900 ~ Tn" aver
~" ~ a.! reports published uoiu's {"
-. 3.''.lg bales compared wish last
months OF Ga. Indication ~ !! 0s5C1h
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PROSPECTIVE REPORT
is DEPRESSING FACTOR
Tny AssocIn,nh rrnasl

NEW ORLEANS July Small de.
Ines persisted IN the cotton market
LING mainly due 90 rather general ex-
80 ~ IONS OF government report on
c4hdltlon tomorrow OF around q per cent
vi hto'inhI. most traders and brokers
:, ~ r"i.uun.hg lower estimates such as Were
prevalent few days ago on the omen
INK me market was adversely affected by
ppnI :.i:"rDool and an unf4yorul,.
"hIhion or foreign news. Oucning !ow"r
~ uec.in" was soon wid"nrd :, 10 .;
~, ocInbcT reaching down TO - a
i inis Was the low OF the day. In the
.mor trhdinE tho tone was st"mdI.r with
INN -recoverits The close Was A, net
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SIi L u

NEW YDNk. July 7l.-Raw uern~. nuia,.
az 80 ,or 'ubas centrifugal. Refined un-
-nAM..I ~ .-..l 10 - lmr NM I.r- -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01

lated. SPOT coffee in fair demand A.
santos Is
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Port movement,

Port movement.
So" pri".n. M:ddlnE. :ic5. rece!u,s
90 'N1"T'-. - ~ sales IS stocK a lrc
va .N"s'Hu 81 lt.snE. - -. T"Cc!pts. 9.nis
'Ns"i -. -:.3-- st!"-. .o}. stock. i..EI.
M'nl.'- Mldli.ng -,.0r. receipts -.
s"L"s. -. stock 2.'l
=, S Nv. ah.x,.Mitljns, :: =; reoe!p,s IS
.naT. .s'"u- Receipts. g.. stock 53.!.i.
W ImiHrton- Receipts. - stock inIit
Texas t.ty--i"g-lpt- 57i: stock iO)l
.H%i'", Euo[M!dd.inr :l.as: receipts. !n7
Ra:ii:norc- Stock 10:
!iosi0n-Middiing y 70. stock fsu9
iihisl" nh!H-ENports. III: stock i.5S
New foI.ss;-M!ddiing, 2;;ii; receipts. 80:
Minor ports-Receip'- !i5; stocH, :iGG
T t.. d ,GdaYJ r. e. l'.o7 exports
Tota! FOR week Receipts. 2i,1:!: cxpor,s
To,n' t2y .,season-RecciD's 6@5.i:5, ex-
Interior movement:
Houston ihd'lnr 2l.;o. r"coints. :sSi,
elIpm"'.;s, 3.tG3: sales l.j.i stock 81 0-i.
-hinmen,s 90: sales :6o: stock, s2.sS
shlnnants. ~. sa!S; 10, stock !5s,s. -
81. Louis -Miid..nr 500: receipts 100.
shipments. az: stock. - 81.
Atiant. -M.ddl!ug e1C6
Lii'l" Rock -Miid!iE". 2!.tH. sin prl"nts
e.. 3" ice. 2; s'cck 1897.
Dallas Middl!nR :..oo: sales 80.
3ta! t"HnN-Erc"Iuts. iN,. sh!n.ncn's
".'l. stock. 1888
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cnrrnNsr,rnn OH

NEW YORK. JulY ai.-cottonsecd oi,
ruled steady 20: August. bur forward
months WEE easy. closing ~ TO Il to!uts
u"' over. sentiment I"ncrh.iy was hear.
'rA; owing To more oDti:ui..iC cop news
thi .gwsr no. Products and I-n!N. Sulas
'l'y' barrels. Tenders. Ivl - r".S rr!r..
crui" num.nnl; prime summer yellow
Der. S. March. SIS ali bid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
.. 81. 81 ~ co. Q. Is 70 Is no.n..

".ll October q, -Js!
" u" '"E"r s'cad!n"Ss tho ruarEe' n.l
Wa .Ge 10 the continual d-y ina So
|'.ih"' y tho Western bolt ana - ir..-
..i' 't"f' o.: Ili'." or no IuiI al %. rluf.u..
m ms" condition.. which. actgr4!nE IN
".t."'" 7"ror'-. VIZ" causing Croft, t-.or!
ut"tlnh IN many localities H.t,0-'. a..
Ef'nH'"r" nr"rluE %. boNs ~. rar"tv.a
''l 500 'I'us where OTtu bol.s az. seldom
son. '' ''' "a
ANNUAL statistics w"r" uot !usucl today
~. -. u M pTI"lal' sald that tho ma
'.'haft H'Hi":n' =; might bC fpr'nru-,. -
.'tE '"iHorrp" III. trad" was inc. mod
90 =" :" s"iuI'w hat H. 'pi..ya,. ~ m.
.SSss'ymFiHr which was another reason for
, 1922-11-22
as
Fit as Man of
Fifty, Verdict

NEW YORK. Nov. 2a.-By the
Associated Pressl-OeorEea Cien-
enceau who arrived Saturday 10 he
gin a lecture tour OF tho United
States at the age OF 81. Monday was
persuaded 70 permit two medical
men 10 give him n thorough over
hauling. Astnr M examination
they pronounced ihe vigorous Old
tiger 1T as a man OF 90.
The war premier OF France decid-
Cd to place himself IN the hands OF
memoirs Of his profession after
az had iooscd some growls at doo-
tors In general.
When Or. Francois lie Ciarca OF
Morristown. y. J., whom tho states.
man had known years ago In Paris
began to exDound 70 him during tho
early morning call discoveries
which might proiong human lie. II.
Clemeneeau urged him to leave hu-
Ean beings aions and ''iot them die
happy"
But d.. Le Cisrcd Insisted that In
ought 20 80 to Dr. Frederick NJ. Al
len. IA Park Avenue specialist and
see = everything was well with
him The doctors. after n S5-m'nutn
examination oomplimcnted Clcsnen.
ceau Pm his health.
But they drew blood. Il wa for
a blood test. There wns n friendly
controversy as to who shouid de-
tain tho souvenir.
, 1922-11-22
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

The Blackmore Co. was i~ncorpor-
ated in the office of the Secretary
of State at Cheyenne, Wyoming.
on the Both day of September.
1922, at 9:05 A. NJ. The objects
and purposes of this corporation
to buy, sell, lease, mold. own.
improve and deal in real estate
lands, and all buildings and i'm
movements thereon, and personal
and mixed property, of all kinds
and character whatsoever, and to
construct, erect, build equip, repair
and improve houses, buildings, both
PUBLIC and private, and to mortgage
or otherwise dispose of the same, or
n part thereof, and to do any and
all things necessary, proper and
convenient to carry out and effect
uate the general business and OBJ
ject of the company. The capital
stock of said company is Two Hun
dred Thousand Dollars $500, 000),
divided into Twenty Thousand
(20,000) shares if the par value of
Ten Dollars $4,000 each. It's term
of existence shall be fifty years,
and said term mas be extended
from time to time as provided by
law. The number Of directors Of
said company shall be five, and the
names of the directors who shall
manage the affairs of said company
fa- the first gear are W. A. Black
more, r. B. Blackmore, L. B. Mac
Gregor, NJ. A. Blaeknore, and 4.
c. Blackmore, of the City of Cas-
per, County of Natrona, State Of
Wyoming. The operations of the
company shall be carried on prin-
.cipally in the City Of Casper, in
Natrona County, Wyoming, and the
location of the principal office in
this state shall be at Number 615
South Wolcott Street, in the CITY
of Casper, in Natrona County, Wyo-
ming, and the agent in charge
thereof is W. A. Blackmore.
W. A.. BLACKMORE,
President.
R. B. BLACKMORE, Secretary.
Publish November 22, 23, "a,
1917. e
, 1922-11-22

of the City Clerk, Of the City of
Casper. on the sixteenth day Of Oc-
tober, a. d. 1922, for the c~onstrue-
ton Of Sanitary Sewer District
Number Twelve. having been set
down. and coming on for hearing at
eight o'clock in the evening II the
twentieth day Of November, A. D..
1922, at the City Hall on Center
Street, in the City of Casper and
due notice Of this hearing having
been given in the manner, and for
such time provided By law. and said
City Council being called to hear all
objections to said Assessment Ron,
and sitting as a Board Of Equalika-
ton for the purpose of considering
and acting upon said Assessment
Roll, and any objections thereto;
and there being no objections filed
against said Assessment Roll, il was
accordingly ordered that said As
sessment Roll be confirmed.
Now, Therefore, be il ordered by
the Mayor and City Council Of the
City Of Casper;
Section /. That said Assessment
Roll is filed in the office Of said
Clerk Of the City Of Casper. Wyo-
ming, on the day and year before
mentioned, for the construction of
Sanitary Sewer District Number
Twelve in the City Of Casper be and
the assessment is hereby confirmed,
and the City Clerk is hereby in
structed to certify said Assessment
Roll, and deliver the same to the
City Treasurer for collection.
Section 2. The sum charged
against each of such lots, tracts,
and parcels Of lard, or other prop
erty in the Assessment Roll hereto
confirmed on Sanitary Sewer Dis
trict Number Twelve, or any other
portion Of such sum not paid with
in the Thirty 800 days period pro-
vided by Statute, and thereafter re-
manning unpaid, shall be paid in ten
equ1i annual installments, with in
ter,st upon the whole unpaid sum
as charged, at the rate of six per
cent, and each year hereafter when
such installment, together with the
interest due thereon, and all other
installments thereafter to become
due, shall be collected in the man.
ner and at the time provided by
law.
Passed and Approved this Twen-
tieth Dfy of November, A. ID. 1922.
w. A. BLACKMORE,
tSEAL) Mayor.
| Attest.
H. H. PRICE, City Clerk.
Publish Nov. %, 1922.
, 1922-11-22
FOR SALE-kEaL ESTATE

FOR sALE-Good income property
on corner lot. close in. $1,000
terms. r. Ramon, 242 E. Second st
PHONE 7o2. ll-22.lt'
, 1922-11-22
SUMMARY OF
NIGHT News

PARIS-Work on n commercial
treaty between France and Canada
is being completed by Canadian min
listers and officials Of the FRENCH
ministry Of commerce, it was an
nounced.
LAUSANNE-Richard Washburn
Child, American ambassador IN
Italy, addressed the delegates at the
Near Eastern peace conference.
CORNING. y. Y.-Papers asking
100000 damages and charging
William II. Anderson. superintend-
ent OF the New York Anti-Saloon
league with making s~Iandcrous
statements, were filed BY attorneys
, 1922-11-22
LOST AND FUND

LOST-Between Pat Royce's filling
station and city hail. ladies' pocket
book. containing s26. also receipts
Finder please phone 556-J. Reward.
1i-22-lt
, 1922-11-22

ADVERTISING RATEs-The rate
for inserting Want Ads in The Cas-
per DaJy Tribune at IL cents a word
each Insertion. minimum rs cents.
CLOSING HOUR-Want Ads TO be
Classified properly must be in The
casper ably Tribune office before
1870. Want Ads received after 1880
to 1890 y. m. win be inserted under
the heac .'Too Late to Classify
WANTED-Day work or workon a
, 1922-11-22
FOR RENT ROOMS

Fer RENT-Modcrn front bedroom.
80 * Durbin. 1k2i-2t
, 1922-11-22

CASPER DoTs-We sell lots In Fair
View addition for 81 Town ant 81
n week. city water, light and phone
wires across the street and gas but
block away. The Dobbln Realty c..
231 Midwest Bldg. l1-14tf
, 1922-11-22
CLASSIFIED


OUT OF TowS advertisements
must be accompanied BY cash or
cheek IN fuu payment OF the SANE
Note the fore<oine Instructions about
counting the words and the rate per
word for The Casper Daily Tribune
, 1922-11-22

ANGORA-Gallib Pasha has been
appointed to displace Rsfet PasIia
rs military governor Of CONSTANT
nople.
, 1922-11-22

FOR TRADE-For trad good car,
equity in three room house. 2 blocks
off f. Second street st. and pavement.
r. Ramon, 242 T.. Second street
Phone 72o. 1i-2s-1t'
, 1922-11-22
FOR RENT -~APAR7mENTS

FOR RENT - Two nee basemen-
rooms: lights and gas furnished
$50 per month"; Phone S7J. l1-21-2l
, 1922-11-22

NEW NORK-AIvin NJ. OwsIey,-
national commander of the Ameri.
can Legion, announced he had nc.
ccpted the resignation Of DIR. Ed
, 1922-11-22

FOR sALE-Flne lots IN southeast
part OF town; close IN: real buy:
terms Gail owner. Phone 2O52J.
li-2O.5t
, 1922-11-22

WA~sIHNGTON-Secretary Wal.
lace announced suspension Of the
proposed advances In the price Of
corn by the Union s~;oclyards, OF
Chicago. and the Milwaukee Stock.
yards company.
, 1922-11-22

LKSCHBURG. Va.-Senafor Car.
away. democrat, Arkansas. sn.
n1unced he had prepared for sub
mission 20 the senate n joint reso-
luton proposing hal members de
ftated AZ the recent elections abb
stain from voting On AZ but routine
legislation.
, 1922-11-22
FOR TRADE

FOR TRADE-Trade $40 acre Mis-
souri, farm well improved for Wyo-
ing land. II. Ramon. 242 f. Second
s.. Phone 7O2. Il-22-it'
, 1922-11-22
FOR SALE-HoUsEs

FOR SALE-The most artistic. best
constructed and most beautifully
FURNISHED home In Casper for sale at
a price far less than IL can be butt
Tor today. Brick. bungalow style.
seven rooms upstairs, 4 room apart.
ment with bath In basement; furnace
and laundry room. oak finished
throughout. fireplace and many CON
venient features. Tit furnishings in.
Guiding piano cost over $4,000. 90.
Double garage. driveway. lawn. trees.
located on the pavement. $500 cash
VIII handle first payment. Make ar.
pointment to see this beautiful home,
as there is nothing else just like it in
Casper.
MONTGOMERY REALTY & IN
NESTMENT co.
143 SO. Center Phone 1910
1I-22-ai
, 1922-11-22
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-A lot boxi40 feet. south
west part. tust off CY: 500 cash.
Us per month. Phone i5I0W.
1i-2i-st
, 1922-11-22

FOR TRADE-l60 acres in state OF
Washington; 90 miles from Spokane
is part timber; VIII assume offer. Box
A.7O. Tribune. ~l1.iS-6ts
, 1922-11-22

FOR SALE-Flns lot IN southeast
part OF town. close in; real buy:
terms Can owner. Phone 2052J.
1I-eIlt
, 1922-11-22
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRApE-sO-acrc
farm adjoining good town in SCOTS
Bluff county. irrigated by government
canal; horses considered. G.. r. Hub
bell. 20 East r. St. 1t.22-2ts
, 1922-11-22
FOR RENr-MIScELLANEoUs

FOX RENT-LarEe warehouse. good
location; reasonable rent. sos oil
Exehanse Bldg. 1i-sl-st
FOR RENT-Light running sewing
machine. Phone 1855. Hist
, 1922-11-22
statesmen WANTED


trious statesmen and ~salesladles. Must
be neat in appearance; prefer those
with experience hut not absolutely
essential; strongest selling kit ever de;
signed; viii be placed in your hands:
our method gets results, untiring co.
operation. Call in person. Room 2iS
Midwest Bldg. Ask for Mr.. Thomp-
son. Casper, Wyo. li-2l-3t
, 1922-11-22
A AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM for tvo gentle.
men in private home: close in. 7i5
E, Second. Phone se2s-w 1i-2l;lt
, 1922-11-22

FOR SaLE-Good 1890 model over
Ian 30. fivepassenger car. Can at
Metz Bakery. Phone SOW. I1-2o-st
, 1922-11-22
PERSONAL

MADAME PELKEY, palmist. room
21S. Virginia hotel will read your
life Ike an open book from cradle to
the grave: settles and explains all
love affairs and family troubles: come
and see this lady you Will profit by
doing 50. No one in trouble turned
away. Office hours 1 a m. until s
p. M. 11-21-6t
, 1922-11-22

FOR SALE-By owner 933 w. 18Th
St, l nine-room house. l 3-room
house with breakfast nook: all mod
ern. with . gas stoves; $1,000 cash.
balance on terms. 1l,22-It'
FOR sALE-Five-room house, lot As
by 100 fee.. 500 St Mary. 1i-2l-lot'
, 1922-11-22

for Francis 4. Cortright. defeated
candidate for the state Legislature
on the prohibition and socialist
tickets.
, 1922-11-22

FOR sALE-Four choice main street
lots in new town OF Teapot: owners
will sell very reasonable and make
excellent terms. Phone 1os9J or P.
%. Box 1862. 11-21-S.'
, 1922-11-22

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For Casper
property. ten acres OF fine Fiorida
land. Box ASH. Tribune. 1i-2t-2t'
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Business
lot. viii take small modern house.
Phone lss1-W. 11-22-2ts
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For good
small NJ Fsouri farm .wo houses
and three lots. all clear. s23 y. Madi-
son st ii-22-2t
, 1922-11-22
AUTO ACCESSORIES


Chandler. REQ. Hup. Paige. Buick
ana others; mognetoes carburetors.
generators. motors and other parts in
good shane. cheap. Scoops Garage,
1929 f. Yellowstone. il.20-3t.
, 1922-11-22
wANTED-T0 RENT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SHOP EARLY lunch with the
Ladies' Aid society at the Metho-
dist church. Thursday, November %.
Doors open Mt 10 a m. Luncheon
served beginning at IL a. m.
, 1922-11-22

mund GrOs as commander Of the
legion Departments Of continental
Europe.
NV NORK-The airpiane sam
paio oorreia III landed in south
American near Georgetown, British
Gniena. in its dlght from the Uni.
ted STATES 70 Brazil.
LAtSANNE-frrmler Mussoiiui
OF itaiy stopped at a butcher shop
and greeted D-po.is. the proprietor,
his employer IS years 60.
, 1922-11-22

Ordinance Confirming Assess
ment Roll in Sanitary Sewer Dis
trict Number Twelve.
Whereas, the hearing Of the as
sessment roll as filed in the office
, 1922-11-22

FOR sALE-Buick. $3.50 cash; would
trade for good building lot. eoi Z.
Nirth. Phone 1445J. 1l-s0.st
, 1922-11-22
POSITIONS WANTED

wANTED-Work by experienced
typist; can do filing. Phone s66-w.
, 1922-11-22
HELL W%ANTED-HdALE

A-ANTED-2O0 people TO eat chicken
, dinner at Methodist church. $50 p.
m, Thursday. November %. Adults
so cents: children 80 cents 1i-2i-.t
MEN WANTED-For detective work:
experience unnecessary. Write for
details explaining guaranteed position.
!. Ganor. forrnen ge--ment detec-
dive. st. Louis Mo. 11-22-lt'
, 1922-11-22

FOR sALE-oakland Six 1880 or
parts. i33 East J st. HERTZ