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Mamma and Gordon and Ethel.
The ostensible Stroke Oar Of this
Domestic Combination was Gradu-
ate of one of those Towns In which
the Occidental Hotel faces the Depot
and all Trains are met by a Popular
Drayman wearing a Blue Sweater.
When he eIbowed his way into the
City. years before, his assets con-
sisted Of a Paper Valise, a few home
laundered Garments and a small
Volume telling how TO win at Cards.
In the refined home where he OBJ
tanned his cereals. he met the daugh-
ter of the Household. When there
was a rush she would sometimes put
on all OF. her Rings and help wait
on the Table, although her Star spc-
cialty was to get Stool at the right
Elevation and tear the Vital Organs
out OF "Pansy Blossom" and white
Wings"
The young Shipping Clerk used to
fly to his Kennel and get himself all
Gussied, up and then edge into the
parlor and turn the Music for Miss
Livingston. who looked to him like
an Angel and sounded like a Thrush.
They went Housekeeping in d
stingy fiat with a Bed that could be
stood on end during the Daytime AMI
made to resemble a Book -Case-also
a Plaster of-Paris Lion on the
Mantel.
About the time Gordon was first
tethered on the Fire Escape, the
Provider got a taste of Soft Col
lateral and began to wear Gold
Bracelets on his Cigars.
When Ethel was large enough to
take into the Park. the Graft hal
developed until the whole Outfit
moved to an Apartment where
Goods had to be delivered in the
Rear. Mother began to use Hacks
which were not numbered.
So they went along for Years. rid
ing on l. Trains, calling up the
Janitor to ask for more Heat, trying
to find a good Maid, and experiment.
ing with new Stuff in Tins, all OF
these Romantic Adventures combin-
ing to make what is known as City
Life.
They were simply four scram.
bling Units in the Great Ant Hill,
four tiny Tadpoles in the great
Schools that wiggled up and down
the main Channels.
1t seemed that their only chance
to make an Impression on the huge
and callous City was to die and
then hold up a line Of street cars
while the Hearse and the five car.
riages moved slowly in the direction
of Calvary.
But destiny had them spotted.
Father was very busy trying ito
run a Shoe String up to a National
Bank.
He would rush into his Office
open the Desk and push Buttons
and send Hurry-Up Wires and die
tate Letters to trembling Myrtle
with the Small Waist and keep
People waiting outside, just like
the Whales who control the Sugar
Trust.
He had a front like the Penn
sylvania Station and the soft per-
sonal Attributes Of the Numidian
Lion.
When he was sued in the Courts
by a Victim who wanted a final
look at his Money. the reporters
came around and he was so stiff
necked and defiant that all Of them
referred to him as the Millionaire
Promoter.
1t was easier to be this kind OF a
Millionaire than stand for a Search.
Every Office Building is coagulated
with Millionaires who never will be
in the Safety Vault.
Ethel would practice in, her room
for Hours at a time. gripping the
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BY WOODS HUTCHINSON
Eminent Physician Whose Sensible Disco
and Hygiehe HGUe Been FOIIOlued Nth CT

Eminent Physician
and Hygiene Haze Been FOHold Nth General Interest)
1.-The Ideal Model Climate Has Never Been FoundFw Health Re
sorts Are Really Fit to Live More Than Six Months Out of the Year
The Second Greatest Health Resort i'm the World Gotham the
Hudson Showing More Health to the Square Yard Than Amy Noun
tain Vae Mineral Spring. TropIc Surf or Southern Sea-"
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RADIO VOICE CIRCLES
WORLD i'm 2 SECONDS

Graphic Description of Great Transatlantic
Wireless i'm Wales, Which Can Flash Message
Around Earth i'm Time it Takes to Strike a
Match-Fifty=six Wonder Pitfalls Perform
Marvel.
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LORD BEAVERBROOK
ON ECONOMY HABITS

Saving Is Habit Few Men Acquire. These
Are TIE Rulers of the World. The Only Mem
Who Dispute With Them Are Those Whose
Ancestors Have Saved for Them.
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qheI I1ssli dimes
4. MUNsEY BUILDING.
Hr washiasts.. D. o.
) rnLxsuoNn NAN nss.
To Classified
Advertisers
CASH WITH ORDER
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218c 4 word per insertion
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or more.
l0so discount for 30 consecu-
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r CHARGy RATES
fY Daily and Sunday
II time, 18c q line.
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~ you are Telephone s.e-
seri0br living within reasonable
disSsncs fer collsetiaa. pAens
youp, a in. We viii collect ter
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Another Sale Of Goods for
Stora0a Cuatnunars

Fine osbler upright piano. isrse ma
hossny chest. euffeta. hookcassa tshlss
chairs. cot box couch. bicycle, electric
train and oeciliating fan, radiepticou,
etc, WINTER BUILDING SrORA0E
1883 u st. NJ w.
BABY cARRIA0E-Revsrsi practtc-
ally new; cheap. Tao sth ut. N. e.
BINOCULARs-a-pcws with fine case
all new; cost esS; sell cheap: also Colt
HINES, 1917 Y st. apt. a. ", Bt1s-J
CEMENT blocks. plain rock face, Se-Ssc.
Capital Cement Block Co., st7 Ne. ave.
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AGENTS Ann Statesmen
Statesmen WANTED

saiesmen. with experience; perma
positions, with good pay; call between 4
and n q. m. Say" Natl Ink and Pa per
Co, $50 ~. ". ave. N. w.
eAIEeMEN ana district manager wanted
on auto accessory, second to none; sH-
m oney- back guarantee; small deposit ON
merchandise required; tremendous prof
its assured, See L. A. GREEN. mornings.
New willard Hotel; Afternoons and even
sALEsMEN--we have q rood pos,tion
for some live. aggressive hustiers; pre-
Ter msn Who have autos. See j. NJ
DAVIS mornings at New willard Hotel;
BOOTH, auto show.
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ean be secured ~ ststiAs what yeu v.-.
10 Times want A YNsss " - Nais
ssss. An szpsrisncsd sossssss yili hsis
yeu write II asA bin 01u - asnA.
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BRINGING FATllER" APPEARS EXClllN
NIACuRl1ANDouO VoH oAl0

NIaCu1l4AlDo1o voa aAlA
R1yY CXKxYz0B-XSSC & GeS1 eSn.
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Nx1CNiN6 Hd0I Toe dSG xeeEA
ssSs Tor ssSis. SEA ,Ss SsS =. u. ".
U6DM y fsSSs -IlfS SsSta6le vtslSf fsy
SsSStS cheap. ClSysland l1ss.
Sse DINOCUr4A1e-s Atanstsrs; finest
frsaeh lens; e1A inels~ing case; An
~; c:M SsesaattS ;si,sAL M.
ss,.s s,ssi S.l!l1. i:ii v'r.'. = u''A .'A u''
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AEfzG fHxNlZES 10. do m r. M
leer0ACYCl1s AND 1zoYCLAe
Pi1NCn-ARRoW-CsastiaS 1faks; ge41
tires, 1o-in. frsms: = earosia S13 Se1
Eye g. q =.
isai NARLEY:pAvIDeoN; ssv 1siss.
JOHN 5, BEKlY1AN,
Asll 4sh q. y "
LATE modsi asssy.psvilss., snssg;
a.; ~ 4 = :.rT'; E w. BOWIE . A''ssasos.
Pon aALs-cs..p. isis iadiea mstss.
lsti e. n. n.
AUTOMOBILES Fo9 aAL1
AS.o s.s,s Sssr ;sd pair ';: ~ 81; ';s- . D.;: s.;::
nutek. Auason. ETC.: rseA raAtatev. nsw.
SiS; garage 3-wheel jaeh. horgAiA. soss
light fspest made. cost siA; ANw u:
yt.S'h,:iS yinsi ,n, on. ksar ssr ~ ~. n'es'
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t1oUoEe Fo8 aAED
$3.50.
TW0-FAMII,Y ApAHTMENT


TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
=. A. usll-aitSated twe.fsnily spart1s.t,
tive car linss ln strictly White locality.
I've yt1Aests Of fepr rooms and hath
sseh; separate sstyeAess yards snd
Rsrchsa Present rental. tts nepthly.
$3.50.
NORTHEAST.
A .sn,sa,~ets4 celostsl typs horne:
3es, OF Mayylssd ave Two steriss asa
sttic. seven feems. tile bath. oak flssrs
bet -watsr heat slsctrie ights- Inelsssd
slssping porch. crseRsd threHShsot; ;
deep g. e paved sllsy. hsxtns ample
$3.50.
BLOOMINGDALE.
A very vsl-hept home. having hsea
seeupi>d ~ cwaNr stnes us completion
10 esntaina stz large rsema medsxA
bath; front stSns porch and double rear
fully screened. Room for ssIsss.
PrsaDt Dsassssisn. rsrmA S1,esS cash.
$500.
4 CORNER PROPERTY.
You would do we'll to Inspect this
q .ss.1ss ana S au:s.ssa re- ':s :;rsss sSfnia IN
the nertSsAse section. Thre are sisht
rooms lfour bdroems). modern bath and
splsndiA het-vstsr hsAting nlAat. Largs
collar. front porch. side and rear yard.
Immediate poaeoaaien-
BOSS 4 PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES.
nsxSnss NJ r' or THE Hn"sw "wAsaiNSrox 4 Nj a. 81
AEAL ESTATE BOARD.
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ROOMS F0R RENT

furnished fIont bed. sittinG reom; nsw-
y Asossated: electricity. Col f1SS.
BEAUTIFUL large. vsII-fSfnIsKsd. 19r
ssevs aversSs, .. m; l.: tvin beds; Cd
a., Den s. nssr bath; oaassn'si private fam'iy.
CHIrTsNDEk 81, n w. iS0S-IArss
room epsnins % porch; .. M
esivas: eSn: s.tS p,sy:;. ss: .s::; sent,
couple smp:cyed. Phone Adsms iiii.
d 81, n. D.. Hf-Nicsiy Ter. TSSn. eco,
ond floori e m: 1; private family.
ST; g. W.-rhrse rooms. unfSrnishsd;
bath. Apply go r q. 9.
ID ST. N. n, tiS-Nioeiy furaishsd room;
x.ntisms. i. n I,ns:,n s';s;s,cisy; ;sssy; couple sr
q sT. g, Il, fSI1Efvo fSTnIsESz SSssss
for !. b; X. first floss; sinh and ses
range. Lincoln llSS
.. CAPITOL st. ssi-DesiraSiS frost
mmunioating rooms, with or without
board, large lawn Line, 1fsa.
oiRAHD W. n w, TIHyrve rssmS
sleetrtellxi Adolsa
oiAAND ST. y. w. lSll--0satismsn
srd-story frout rsom hath, Slee. HGhts;
Gov sSI'n:rn .ssa snps'srs; =. m. L.; $50 per ne
o ST. N. W.. sls--Two-room flat saA
slalM rooms. ftrsk and third flsey.
q ST. N. w, 1s1t--Rachsisr apt. 3 large
rooms sleeping porch, .. m. l. Prank.
dsoKoTx OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, arr,
bright rooms, back porch, in big de-
taehed house; sfl modsrn; newly furnlah-
cd can - had At snce. Gel. SlsS.
EYE tT. n. n live Have symS JsSls-
aelt two abd three communicating
furni.hed and lunfurni.hs1 al r.s,enssis
rent: laundry privileges; no ob3sctisa to
children; With yard 70 play in,
EYE ST. N W, ff1i--Two cemplsts fer.
rooms for u ght hsussksepinl.
IRVING eT iiSs-sinsis rson u prt-
vats familys homSliks; .. =. l.
is.1H q. mn.,S ,Srss; sI:.s T:SE Y.
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TELEPHONE YOUR
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MAIN $3.50

cspy FOR pssiiestien e Hos snss tyrNsAnn tTfNn
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day previous TO pubhcsuou "
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, 1922-10-30

Department. % the Interior, =. s.
Land 0fftce at Cheyenne. Wye. Oc-
tober 3. 1922.
Netsce IS hereby given that Mil
fin ". Butler Of Casper Wye. Box
1898 who. on June 25. 1890, made
st~ock-rasing additional homestead
entry No. 026109 for NJ SEX,
SEhSEN. EMSWA section 10,
NENNWA section rs,
township % n. range 81 w.. sixth
hrtn-ipal meridian. has filed notice
Of mtsatioa to make final threl-
year proof, to establish claim to the
and above described. before Stella
|Junequtst, Clerk Of the DHtrict
Court, at Rawhns. Wye. on the
22nd day % November 1922
Claimant names as witnesses: NJ.
khne Butler cromer. '. J.. CaunhliD.
j. u. Cronner, Robert Wittsr. all OF
Casper, Wyoming.
MART T. CHRISTENSEN.
Publish Oct, .. ts. 20. 50. 1892.
, 1922-10-30

Department Of the Interior. u s.
Land Office at Douglas Wyoming,
October 20. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Abra-
BAN J. Greenwood Of Alcova. Wye
ming who, on August 20, 1921.
made DESERT land entry No. O1SSS9
for Me- NV X. WMNBN. SEX
Me- section SO. township 80 N.
range SO W., sixth principal merid-
ian, has filed rctiee Of Intention to
make final proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver, United States
Land Office at Douglas, WyominS.
on the 27th day Of November, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Pete Fisher Of Miller, Wyoming;
Lance Rofers Of Alcwa, Wyoming:
Archie Sanford. Of AlcIva, Wyo-
miagi Charlie johnson. Of Alcova,
Wyoming
B. J. ERWIN,
Register.
Publish Oct. %, 80, Nov. s is.
20 1892
, 1922-10-30

Department Of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Douglass Wyoming,
October 5, 1922.
Notice " hereby given that Dotha
"a. Barteli Of Casper. Wyoming,
who, % October H. 1920. made
homestead entry No 020134 for
NEH, EhNWM SWLNWM sec
ton %. SENNEA section %,
township 81 NJ range Soy. sixth
principal meridian. has filed notice
Of Intention 10 make final three
year proof to establish clsina to the
land shove described before Marion
p Wheeler. United States Commits
sao1ter. at Casper. Wyoming, on the
18th day Of November, 1922
Claimant names as witnesses :
Amel Knox, Harry LaBarron. L. G.
Sailor Carl Knox all Of Xonaie,
Wyoming
3. J.. ERWIN.
Register.
9. 1922.
, 1922-10-30
NOTICE FoR -rueLIcArioN.

Department OF y interior. Y. 5.
Land Oeice at Douglas. Wyor.ing,
September 2S, 1922.
Notice IS hereby given that Emma
e. Wcefert. deserted wife Of Will
iana r. Woelfert. Of Casper, Wyo-
ming who. On December 10. 1921,
made additional homestead entry
No. 017S3e. for Lots 1. q 3, A, EN.
WA SEA, Sec. 70, r. "a N. 4. 81
W.. 6tn Prirs meridian. has filed no
ice Of intention to make Sinai three
year proof, to establish ciaim 60 the
land above described. before Marion
p. Wheeler u. s. Commissioner. at
CASPER, Wyoming, on the Sth day
of November. 1922
Claimant names as witnesses
Richard McDermott. Ellsworth
.Tubbs, Alexander Svare. Allen q.
Compton, all Of Casper. Wyo.
The eBtryman. William r. WoeL
.fest. Is notified that. by submission
of said proof his wife. Emma G.
Wcelfert, seeks to obtain patent for
the land in her own name.
B. J. ERWIN,
Publish Oct. 2. Q, 10. Is, 80,
1922.
, 1922-10-30

den Charles Jones Of Casper. Wye
ming. who. On July IA. 192lJuy
IA. 1921. February IT. 1892. made
homestead entry and additional
homestead entries No o23S99-
C294o0. O3O5SS. fo- homestead
SWNSEh. SW&. SANWk y. Lot
a. section 81 additional homestead
Lots 4, 2. 8. SEMNEL section 3
and additional homestead. SWh
NE[. NhSEA, SEkSEL section
3. township SO n, ranGe 81 W.
SIKH principal meridian, has filed
notice o. Intention 30 make final
three-year proof 10 establish clEim
to the land soove described. before
Marion p Wheeler, T.. $. COMMITS
siener. at Casper. Wyoming On the
fifth day q December. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
L. 2. LanctoA 7. f. Alexander.
Bnchanaa. G.. c. Stinson, both Of
Casper, Wyoming.
& :. ERWIN.
Register.
Publish OSt. 50, Nov 8, Is. 20,
81. 1922.
, 1922-10-30

Department Of the Interior. U.
y Land Office at Douglas, Wye
mig, October "a. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Yer
.pon R. Murray Of Casper. wyo-
Aug who, on October IL, 1920.
anpary "a, 1921, made Homestead
and additional homestead entries,
No. 021961, Ne. Q219e2, for homes
sead, SWH, S&SEM, NE SEX,
SE#NE& section 7, township 81
n. range 81 W.. and additional
,omestea4 NV WhNEN. NEN
NEh, NWHSEM sectis a 2. town
hip "a N, range 81 W.. sixth pria-
eipal meridian. has f1st sfotiv- ef
htention to make final three-year
proef, to establish claim to the land
2bove described. before Marion p.
Wheeler, United States Commits
sioner, 1t Casper, Wyoming, on the
fourth day Of December 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jack Clark, Charles GARRISON. both
Of Powder River. Wyoming; P. J..
Hand. Earl McCredy, both Of Cas-
B. j. ERWIN,
Register.
Publish Oct. 80. Nov. s. i3s 20
and n. 1922
, 1922-10-30
NorleE FoR P~usllcArloN.

Department Of the Interior. (. s
Land Office at Douglas. Wyoming,
October 4. 1922.
Notice IS hereby given that James
.NickersoR Of Armintc. Wyoming,
who on June 27, 1919. aud January
"A. 1921, made Homestead and AL
ditional homestead entries Nos
.ol9S52 and 019853. for Homestead,
.EhNW% \, SWANEA, NV ASEA
section z, township SO N. range IS
W., and additional homestead Ma
Wy, EhSWA. SWkSEM. LII
.Eh, NW&NEN section Z. town
ship SO n, range IS W. sixth prin-
.cipal meridian. has filed notice 81,
-iptention to make final three-yea
proof, to establish clam to the hand
above described. before Marioe p.
Wheeler, United States Commission
er, at Casper, Wyoinng. on the l5.h
day q November 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses: Id
ward Wells, Grant u. Wiser. Of Cas-
per, Wyominxs George Robinson,
George Dawson, Of Powder RiverI
r J. ERWIN.
Register.
Publish Oct. 9. ls 2s. 50. Nov.
q 1921
, 1922-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

pspsTtmsrt ef he interior. u $
lad Ortee A. po1glza WyoAnZ
oeteesr 10. 1922.
Norice b hereby given tha. Edxar
Evans Of Casper. WyominE wao
- July 2S, 1927. made aad'rionsi
MN seccion q. roWnshie So n
homestead entry Nc. o18OeT Tor
range rs ". sixth principal nerd
IA. has filed notice ef in.eatien %
make nnNl three-year proof. % -.
taeAsA cain to the hnd above de-
seribed before Marion P. Whseisr
Iaited States COMMISSIONER ~ Cas-
Per. Wyoming On the 2lSs &y q
Neyemb<s 1922.
Clsimzn. names as NitneSsex. Rav
y Csek q O Miller. T. $ Seed.
Percy Jones, all - Casper we
ming.
B J. ERWIN.
Register.
Publish Oct ie. %. 80 New Q,
IS, 1922
, 1922-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of lie Interior. U s
Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming.
2S. 1922.
Nttiee Is hereby given TIA. John
l. @9ner Of Casper. Wyoming. who.
December rs. 1918 and March
y. 1890 made Homestead and "a
dl-onal Homestead entries. NcL
ez0S26 and o2Q92T. FOR IA So
See 5, T. IS \. r. Is W. ana "A
HID Lots s. Z. EA SwL, SEE.
Sec g T IS n. r. Is w.
6lh Prin- meridian. has fled
notice q intention to make f.nai
three year proof, to establish Clam
70 the land above gescri5ed before
Marion P. Wheeler. Unlted STATE,
Commissioner, a. Casper, Wyoming.
on the 10th day Of November 1922.
Claimant names as w-itresses.
Frank McKins William Tucker.
PhitiF sutton Albert walberw al
Of Casper, wyoming
B. J. ERWIN,
Register
Pub ose 2. Q. 10. %. 80, 1922
, 1922-10-30

Department. OF the Interior. u. S.
Land 0fAce At Douglas. Wyoming.
september rs. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Oscar
Walls, Of Casper Wyoming, who. on
January 70, 1920. and August %.
921s made Homestead and Add
lopal Homestead entries. Nos
1229l7 and 0229tS. for HID Lots 8.
SEX NWM, SWk NEA. Sec. 8.
c. 90 NJ r. IS W.. and Ad. Ia.
cts 8 and 7, Mex SWN, Lot 2.
Sec. g. T. so n, R rs W.. and Lots
2. Sn NEA. sen, Sec. 1, 7. 80
Y, T. 10 W. 6th Prin. meridian, has
lied setice Of intention to make
NAL three-year proof, to establsA
him to the land above described.
efore Marion p. Wheeler, United
stateS Commissioner at. Casper.
wyoming on the TIN day Of Novena-
ers 1922
Claimant names as witnesses.
s~iarence Fisch. Fred SEWER, A. j.
kelley. w A Salterman. all % Cas-
B. j. ERWIN,
Register.
, 1922-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming,
September %. 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that Rob-
ert J. Davidson Of Waltnan, Wye
ming who, on December z, 1920,
made additional Homestead Entry,
No. 01T4es. FOR Mex NBA, SW
'NEA. Ma sen SWA SE Y, Sec.
g. NV MEN SEX NV 4, NV
SN%. Sec. 9, T. "a NJ, 4. So w.
9Th Prin. meridian. has filed notice
Of Intention to make final three-year
proof, to establish claim to the Land
above described. before Marion p.
Wheeler, USited States Commission.
'er, at Casper Wyoming, on the 9th
day Of November 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
d. McFarlsne. Of Powder River,
wyrnings RSpSst s=zton, Of Pow
der River WyonlSSe; John McAihs-
ter, Of Powder RIVER. Wyoming;
Thomas Alexander, OF Casper, Wye
ming.
B. J. ERWIN,
, 1922-10-30

Department Of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming,
October A., 1922.
Notice is hereby given thai Edwin
Goldberg Of CASPER. Wyoming, who,
en- October q, 1920, made home
stead entry No. 014103 for VIZ
VITA section SO. township SO N,
range 50 W.. EhWh, VIZ wA +,
S&ANWA section 5, SEA- secs
sien s, township 80 N, range
80 W., sixth principal n1erid-
laas has flied notice Of intention
to make final three-year proof.
, 1922-10-30

Department Of the Interior u S.
Land Office at Cheyenne. Wyo-
ming October 10. 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that Harry
II. kissh7e Of Leo, Wyoming, who,
On August 8, 1921, made stocksrass-
ag homestead entry, serial No.
9S0l5o for NEK SCI section %.
NWN. NASW% section Fl, town
ship Is n, range 50 ". sixth prin-
opal meridaar flied notice Of
intention to male t~hree-year final
proof, to establish claim to the hand
above described. before Register
and Receiver United States Lard
, 1922-10-30

70 establish claim 70 the and above
described. before Marion P. Wheel
er, United States Commissioner. ct
Casper. Wyoming on the 18th day
Of November. 1922. 4
Claimant names as witnesses
James A. SPeas, carl A. Rainwater.
Clinton C. Fuller. Prank MeFar-
land. al u Casper Wyoming.
b ]. ERWIN.
Register
Publish Oct 9. ts, 20. 80. Noy-
, 1922-10-30

Office. a. Cheyenne, Wyoming. On
the 2Sth day u November 1922
Claimant names as WitBeasess
Wayne Hackaby. r. BrookSn. c. p.
Delaney, T. 8 MiRwen. AZ Il Cas-
per. Wyoming.
MART 7. CHRISTENSEN.
Register
Pub Oct 1s. 90. 30. Nov. q IS.
1922.
, 1922-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department Of the Interior. u. s.
Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming.
October "a, 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that Joseph
J. Campbell Of Casper, Wyoming,
who. on March 10. 1920, March 10,
1921, made homestead and addi-
tienal homestead entries Ne
02379S, No. 02S235, for homestead
SWM, WhSEN section 1T, Esq
SEX section 1S, township 81 N.
range ST w., and additional home-
stead. Lots 3 and 4, EMSWA. WM,
SEX section Is ard EM seq sec-
ton ~, township "a N, range 81
w, sixth principal meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make
final three-year proof. to establish
claim to ths land above described.
before Msrion p. Wheeler United
States Commissioner. at CASPER.
Wyoming on the fourth day Of De-
eember, 1892.
Claimant names as Witnesses: ".
" McKay, John Flenagan. j.. G.
Bighana, Fred Seviers all Of caspeS
Wyoming-
B. J. ERWIN.
D.,
, 1922-10-30

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Douglas, Wyoniiag
October "a. 1892
Notice IS hereby given that I'D
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, 1922-10-30
FOR RENT APARTMENTS

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