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The border vidette., 1923-01-06

l.. B. Fleischer has returned
from Los Angeles, where he en-.
joyed the holidays with his in.
teresting family, who make their
home in the City of Angels.
M. T. Cleary, has resigned
his position as rate clerk in the
Southern Pacific freight Office,
and has opened a rate adjusting
Office at the Chamber OF Com.
merce, where he will serve the
public in connection with rate
speciality work and adjustments.
Mike is capable and thoroughly
reliable. He deserves success.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
American Legion met Thursday
afternoon at the Firemen's Club
and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Mrs. H.
L. Hunter, president; Mrs. Min
ME B. Hardy, first vice presi
dent; Mrs. Zena Farmer, second
vice president; Mrs. John Hoy,
secretary; Mrs. Gala N. Bird,
historian; Mrs. S. D. Karns.
chaplain; Mrs. Buela Bird. ser.
geant.at arms; Mrs. Eva May
Allen, treasurer.
At the meeting of the Board
of Supervisors, held Tuesday,
Members o. F.. Ashburn, S. F.
Noon and j. l.. Finley being in
attendance, Mr.. Finley was re
appointed chairman of the board,
of which Mr.. Noon is the hold.
over member. Messrs. Finley
and Ashburn were re elected at
the November general election
from their respective districts.
Mr.. A. Dumbauld is now clerk
of the board, succeeding Miss
Laura Parsons. resigned.
At a meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Nogales Cham
Der of Commerce, held Thursday
night, the following officers were
unanimously elected for the en-.
suing year: A. M. Gillespie,
president;< Dr.. M. A. Wuersch.
midi, first vice president; James
A. Harrison, second vice presi.
dent; Frank D. Wilkey, treas.
urer; J. B. Bristol, secretary and
traffic manager. Twenty FIVE Of
the thirty members of the new
board of directors, we're present.
Postmaster Chas. L.. Beatty
has received instructions from
Washington, requesting him to
issue orders to former owners of
the site Of the new federal build
ing corner of Morley avenue and
Hudgin street, to vacate the pre-.
misses in side of sixty days. The
work on the government build,
ing, for which $12O,000 has been
appropriated by congress, will
shortly commence. The build.
ing when completed, will house
the postofice, customs and i'm.
migration Offices.
The border vidette., 1923-01-06

at least three successive weeks be-
fore the said day of hearing, in
THE BORDER VIDETTE a newspaper
printed and published in said
county of Santa Cruz, Arizona.
Dated December 21st, 1922.
w. A. O'CONNOR,
1928 st Judge.
The border vidette., 1923-01-06
ssCOLD IN THE HEAD"

Is an acute attack Of Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to frequent "colds" are
generally in run down" condition.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE ts .
Treatment consisting OF an Ointment. %
be used locally. and Tonic. which acts
Quickly through the Blood on the Mu-
cous Surfaces. building UP the Systems
and making you less liable to colds
Sold by druggists for over 40 Years.
r. ]. Cheney Il Co., Toledo. 0. :,
The border vidette., 1923-01-06
JANUARY 6. 1928.
LOCAL NEWS.


in Nogales.
Superior Judge M. Marsteller,
who has been on the sick list,
was able to be at his chambers
yesterday.
Sam Heslet is here from the
Sultana Mines near Carbo, So
nora, on a combined business
and pleasure visit.
Senator G. A. Pierce leaves
today for Phoenix, where be
will take his seat in the state
senate on Monday.
Wm. E: Bowers, from his fine
farm near Camille, spent Tues
day at the county seat transact.
ing private business.
The directors of the Nogales
Boy Scouts held an important
meeting at the Firemen's Club,
Wednesday afternoon.
VIM. F. Haynes, we'll known
local contractor and builder, has
returned from California, where
be has been doing contract
work.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S.
Gatlin, accompanied by Mrs.
Harry Patterson and Mrs. Kim.
ball, motored down from Pata.
gonia.
Charles Wise, son of Alderman
and Mrs. j. E. Wise, has return
ed to Roswell, New Mexico,
where he attends the military
academy.
r. T. Mahurin. advance agent
for the Hila Morgan Dramatic
Company, is in the city arrang
ing for q weeks stand for his
company.
w. E. Blackmer, Sinaloa min
ing man, who spent the holidays
with friends in Nogales, has re
turned to his big mines in the
south country.
Miss Bessie Darling, after q
pleasant, visit in Nogales with
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Thies, has returned to her
home in Douglas.
Thomas Hooking. mining man
from Cananea, is business visi
tor in Nogales from the great
copper camp, where he is con
nected with the G.. G. G. G.
Tuesday seven carloads of to
matoes and three carloads Of
garbanzos from the West Coast,
passed through Nogales on their
way to the eastern markets.
Early Thursday morning fire
destroyed the home of w. S.
Mcknight on Morley avenue.
The house and contents we're
partially covered by insurance.
Emery L. Chalfant who is con.
nected with the United States
customs service at Naco, is en-.
joying several days visit in No
gales, his home for many years.
Hon. Frank J. Barry, of the
law firm of Barry, Hardy &
Hardy, after a combined bust.
ness and pleasure visit in Los
Angeles, is expected home to.
day.
Representative and Mrs. Phil
Herold left by automobile yes
terday for Phoenix, where Mr..
Herold will take his seat in the
state legislature the first of the
week.
The Nogales Women's Club
held an interesting meeting at
the Firemen's Club, Tuesday
afternoon. The attendance was
good and much business Of i'm.
portance transacted.
T. G. Wright, terminal super.
intendent of the Southern Paci'
fic of Mexico, who returned from
Washington, D. c., December
31st, has been on the sick list
this week, at his home.
Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, for.
mer superintendent of county
schools, the Office now held by
Mrs. Grace Farrell, of Harshaw,
has been appointed librarian at
the Nogales high school.
Mrs. Whaley, wife of Major
Whaley, U. S. A., who with her
little son has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A.
Smith, departed for her home in
Louisville, Ky, last Tuesday.
DAY OLD CHICKS: - Golden
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
Noticias arnericanas

! iAbGndOn0 su espOsO pOr el cine.
| La esposa de ID. Jose Bacardi. nno
de los dueilos de la famosa universal
mentc fhbrica del ron que lleva su
nombre. establecida en- Cuba y clegan
te y vistosa jOven rubia lie ojos azu-
les dc contOrnOs artfsticamente be-
Hos de 10 aiios de edad. y con menos de
un alo de casada, llena la imaginaei6n
de suehos poeticos y con yoluntad fir
memente ambiciosa de entrar al mum
do cinematOgrafico americana para
yer dc deslumbrarydesde la pantalla con
sus mGltiples hechizos a los. pdbfieOs
del teatro mudo. ha llegado Nueva
York donde ha. fjado temporalmente
su residencia on un bonito apartamen-
to del ntmerO II, oeste. .calle Il. En-
seguida de su arribo Sc ha heclfO ia
reclame" Indispensable en- un gran
diario, publicando su Retrato Y, hacien-
do revelaciones conyugales de :sensa-
ci6n para atraer la atenci0n de los
fabricantes de pelfculas. principal
mente. Su nombre actual rs Martha
Bacardf, perteneciente la familia
Durands. de San Diego. Cuba, descen-
diente de espafioles y franeeses, la
visitado muchO. q los Estados Unidos.
Dctalles cinenaatogrdfeos ,cdbalhtcnfe.
La interesantfsima 5oyen sefiora
Bacardf ha anuneiado ostensfblemen-
tie la manera yahdtii. taM DIANE
tralmente opuesta las excelentes cosl
tumbrcs espaiiolas de estos casos.D que
el abogado Gilbert 4da tnfilhero, A. de
Broadway ha tomadoM capg6s sustain
ciar su demanda de diyoreio b CONTRA
D. Jose Bacardf, no. siniaiItcso llehar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25

POR CUANTO: Ia promovente en-
este case. por conducto de su Abogado
Rafael Arce1 Rollet, ha presentado una
mociorl' en- esta Corte, solicitando' la
conversion de dominic de inscription
de possession EN- inscription de dominic
del siguiente inmueble:
Urbana.-Finca compuesta de solar y
casa, marcada con ,el numcro UNO, de
maderas, cobijada de !, tejas de- barro'
hoy de zinc, radicada en- Ia ,calle7sde
Ruiz ,Belvis, de. .esta Ciudad, der,oni
NADIA antes del Comercio, en- lindes por
su derecha, entrando, ape, les el Oeste,,
con Carmen Flores de Bonilla; por su
izquierda, que es el Este. con terrenos
de Leonardo Rodriguez hoy. la calls
dc Rafael Cordero: epor Ell Sur, sus fon
dos, con los fondos de TIN bohio de RAJ
mon Mejias; y por. ,el Este. su frente,
con Ia citada calle de Ruiz Belvis, con-
teniendo ell solar en- donde Sc halla en-
clavada una extension superficial de 80
varas de frente, por 50 varas de- fondo,
midiende- 10, construido IL varas dc
frente, por IS varas. de .fondo;. aclaran-
tdose que ell 2solor. de referencia aparece
inscrito actualmente nombre de la
peticionaria, segun la inscription octa'
ava de dicha finca, con una super6cie de
SIG, varas dc frente, por 80, varas de
biondo. 80 1
| POR CUANTO: La fnocion de re-
tferencia Sc ha producido de acuerdo
con la ley del case y viene acornpanada
I-de Ia correspondence certificacion del
]Registrador de la Propiedad del Dis
trito.
| POR CUANTO: Ell Hon. Juez de es
ia Corte ,ha dispuesto que Sc anuncie la
solicitud de refersn:ia, por medic de
Edictos, en- un zperiodico de. los de ma
igor circulation que. Sc editan en- San
Juan, a virtud de no publicarse min
| guno en- este Distrito Judicial, fin de
4 que los que Sc consideren perjudicado.
puedan oponerse Ia solicitud de re
lferencia en- el plazo de. OUNCE DIAS
contados desde Ia fecha de publicacior
del referido Edicto..
.PoR TANTo: en- cumplimientoA d'
10 mandado, libro la presente en- Ca
guas. Puerto Rico, hoy veinte de DC
tubre de mil novecientos veinte y tres
A. Umpierre Sola, sSecretario Munici
pal de Caguas. P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25

yam6n. Soli;itando ayllda monetaria
para cl comedor eSc0lar de allf, cuya
solicitud qlad6 pendicntc. Tambien
qurd6 soblp Ia mesa; una solicitud del
Sr. Juan Marrcro. pidicndO sea insert
TO a 81 npMgl'ie I'll cahallo "M0grOvita'.
So acCrd0 llamarle In atenci0n al jul
ratio. on cl sentido para que imporgan
toda su autoridad. cyptlsando los
dueiiGs de cahalloS Que 10 mereZcan,
Hacienda cXtcnsiva IN orden Il sus caba-
ballcs. con cl fin de que no Sc pre-
tpnda incribirlos Il nombre de Otros.
FuG Gcjado tamhiGn sobrc la mesa,
una SelicitUd Ge Ramon Sanchez
(GuaremaD, para que Sc repohSa CO.
no jockey.
En- la session de III Comisi0n Hipica.
NADIA So trat0 Ell cuanto Il Ia pertec-
tiva para cl Hip0dromo, de que ma
bla un p2ri6dico matinal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
ZEPPELIN AL POLO NORTE

ti FL primer zeppelin de- Ia armada anne
ricana. ell IR-1 que .ha sido hauti:adO
recientemente con I'll nombrc 'Shcnan-
daah" (hija de las. .cStrellasi Sc pro-
yecta que haga un viaie directo de
Lakehllrst. New Jersey, al Polo. Norte
en- mayo pr0Ximo. Eenal;i HOO gallo
hes do combustible V njngin lastre
: La MiStancia es de, 5000 millas nauti-
cas- v puedcn ser rec0l1idas facilmente
Ell 5 dfas. El ZEPPELIN serd eq,lipado
de tai nancra que on case ncceSario
hasa el viaje dc ida y vuelta sin pa
rar. aur1uc hay La intcnci6n de que
resrese por via Europa. Lo comanda-
ra sNi{fonstl1lctor7 ei bien acreditado
ingepiero naval aGreO aleman Mr.. We
yrrbacher. t>fs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25

nal de ChicabO, pOr supOnenrsele ma
rido de otrO hombre, en- el juiciO de
Frederick Thompson. acusadO del ase-
sinato de Richard c. Tosmer, drbitro
de aseguros. en- un robO manO ar
mada 0currido en- JUNO liltimo. FL
acusal0 durante 20 aii0s pas0 por mu-
jer Y en- Ia de los cuales aparent0 ser
la esposa de Frank Carrickl Este
ocup6 la silla de los testigos del tri-
bunal para declarar en- favor dc
Thompson con ell que confes0 haberSe
casado en- 1912: pero el fiscal Sc opu-
so In declaration p0rque marido Y
muier no pucden testificar el unO en-
la objection el jueZ presidente de Ia
C0rte Criminal que conocia del caso.
La viuda de TeSmer, Ii vfctilna, iden-
tific0 a Thompson como la ''muchacha
risuena de OjOs azules" que dispar6 en-
el "hOld up, (robos muy comunes en-
los Estados Unidos, Ell que los ladro-
nes repentinamente IL cualquier hora
del dfa v. de In noche Y EN- cualquier
sitio. .pistolas Ell mano dcspojan dc
prendas Y dinero a varias personas)
la bala que rcmat0 su marido.
titles cstddisticds mGtrimonidles.
Ell 1922 hubo Ell los Estados Uni
dos, 1888 matrimoniOs 13G divor-
clos por .icada 100000 habitantes. sea
un divorciO por cada &c matrimOnios.
La igual proportion de 1916 fu6 de
] .655 niatrimonios Y 112 divorcios, o
sea III divorcio por cada 9.3 matrfmo-
MOS. En- el estado de Texas hubo en-
F1922. 1889 divorcios. FL tnico estado
de Ia Union donde el diyorcio esta
ppTohibfdo es en- Carolina del Sur.
Los j., fef,iblcs a. cspdatosos Htchd-
mient0S. .....s e
Leo Frank, administrator de una
fabrica de ldpiccs de Atlanta, Georgia.
acusado de habcr violado Il Mary
Phagan, Mia que trabajaba bajo su
direction, fuG condenado cadena
perp6tua ell la c;ircel del estadO. por
10 communication que Sc lie hizo de la
pena dc mucrte que recibiera, de SEN
tencia, de donde una plebe enfurecida
le sac0 por la vi0lencia Y le condujo
|'bruscamente la casa de la supuesta
yi0lada, enfaente de- la cual isele ahor-
co, lilen;indoles de halas ell cuerpO des-
pues mutilandolo sh0priblemente. Es-
te suceso que tan enorme, sensdci6h
eausafa gems los Estadbs Hhidos hace
diez. alos, ha. vaelta tu desperta'r I'd
cdriOsiAad p6biicas por la reeiente CON
fesioli. .qiles .ha hecho I'm 'articul0 de
muerte John ,Fmeeman. que estaba en-
tilealo en- la fabniGa cuandorle antedi-
clio, de la sinoeeneia "de Frank. 1;sta
aevelaei6m, ha ivenid0 q, lconfirmar los
rul9nfeso cirNulantes al tielnp0ade ocu-
rBir,. al llinbhamienta1en 1913.;los que
nunca f,leroh debidamente invest1Sa-
Esl9s, de taue Eco )Ffahk no habia CO.
aleti,loi ell gave 3tlclito plet,Se lie I'M
putahas fi1d99 Gtce Hdp eotnW ,...:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25

de descrGditO el buelr nombre de su
maridO difamar su reputation CO.
mercial. La seiiora Bacardf ha mani
festad0 que sus familiares son tam
bien ricos al isual que los Bacardf y
que durante todo el tempo que cstu-
vo al lado de sa marido este 10 hiZo
otra cosa (son sns palabras textua-
les que. ebeber maiiana, ,taMe y no.
che. siempre bebiendo, Y ,cuando sse
canSaba de beber qse acostaba. sin que
nunca le hablase. manteni6ildola ,en
umt monotonfa yIsoledad y espantosa:")
Ella ha dicho que basras algeria.
placer, diversion ii que trabajar; para
conquistarse un nombre en- la sociedad
5aniericana Usa el pelo -corto riZado
con verdadero arte y sus modales Son
aristocrdticos.
Cdsddd cUdtTO ceres. +1ssS&
Mrs. Olive Beach Baker ha sido
'arrestada en Boston por el delitO de
ibigamia EN- momentos antes de cone
traerqsu matrimonie ndmero ). con
John Kach. Sus matrimonios han si-
,do nmero 1, con J.jA. Grisohger. pro-
fesor del Institute de TecnOlosfa de
Massachusetts ntimero .. con Melvil-
lie NJ. Baker. de Connecticut: nnmero
|3, con Sherburme Etaon. de New Jer-
sey; Y 'ni1mero T. con john Walsh
iiar1E,sA nj;
1c Ea ac,Isada -ha dicho que Sc casara
tantas .Seces como lie fuese, menester
hasta eneontrar la clase de marido q.
busca Mn hombl'e generalmente atm
con ella.
..t .....o, 81
Ia deciaruci6n y dc un "ho5'mJ'rye', re-
cha:dda' chino dc 'fmujet. "-s7 81 -.
% Por fffmera irez Ell la: historian de
In jurisprudeneia cl tcstimonio de un
hombre ha sido exclude ell un tribu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
IO QUE Ci'ESTAN LOS CORREOS
AMERICANOS

En- cl liliimO ailo fiscal los sastOs
del correo de los T.. Il. l.. L. assemble
ron Il S55GS93. 900 las entradas fue-
ron So, ,S2S 900 quedando un deficit
alarcntc de S24.06J,000 Los negocios
postalcs acrecieron en- un 10 por cien-
to sohro 1921-22 ii costo de su ma
n2jo sulri6 33 por cicnto. FL pen1ltimo
deficit anual fue de $60,000,000. Hay
el proyecto de aumcntar en- algo las
tarfas pOStales para que no quede
nin@1n ddfi'it anualmcnte del servlclo
de correos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
IicG0BTERNOiDE PUERTO RICO
fDEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR
iNEGOCIADO DE OBRAS PUBLICAS

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LEI, :1'Er nm taMflSro DnL I'm lEN1on
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Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para ,la adjndicaafiq3nl en-, publica su-
tb.asta basta de las pbras de tonstruccion de
eineo kiiomeelos eneaIq mas 9 mehes oe ia
carteteia .. 9rozail efftga.l pay y3n anon oec-
@ rign oHi1 lo Ma5a e Ian1as-Garganta gin9 20
20 Gu y 2 jPressuPuesto apfooaeo
cI5A%pna,SSTns a1e,s4qs NyTosia : fSiT NE NV NV
OCHO DOLLARS. cuaarenta " tres
,c.ayn,ta y,1o,sj fSo9 4o2 A9l!. co; adn,;tiraIn
.eheo'oe' N%oo,1"o''aoJ' 90 ""iiii'ih GIL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
AVISO

Para cualquier trabajo de contabili.
dad, aperture de 1ibros, Investigations
de cuentas, balances y llevar libros ma.
yores, Sc ofrece persona con muchos
amos de >practica y buenas referencias
Para infQrmes dirijase q A. T., Box $40.
San Juan. p R. - .es,If - e (stas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
ID EUII'f0s ttIIh cIhF'
EDICT0'.

-.kh1 Z pIJlsIl -4A4ltI z g lc.iA !" >
Estad6S .Esnidts aeilAfneriea.--E El Pre-:
sS&denteu helles aRs sU.- S.pS.A.Distfit5
'q judicial Maiicipa9s de &Caguas, PER
s GoFte sMunicipal. .-4lafahuela Rodriguez
j2Garcfa,, Petioionaria. " Ex-parte. --Ci.
vii NO S3I46H Sobre conversion de
instcr .pcionlTde possession en- inscription,
de dominic. q W. s..;,,t ..a "
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25

la ,cXtinqi6!4 de los in4IiPs n 2 rojos dc
los E. IL U, .esta r9Hrqana, q ijuzgar
ppr loSt .dhtHs sis4iI25nnt'f'. :rl numero
tqtal dc. indi $ DE-, Ia tnion Americana
'U&! !elt;ii. %ai ,liAtrihIitldS asdi0cn Ok
lalStmHf Nr1g2sD. lArizonit 4B0i5 Y el
irentb on 6tr0s cstafGs. plG"'leSH cuales
'sTif~il'ia del OrStr tiplin unicamente
= i Dc,iware, to;G n,' hsh,a,p.U
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
NO Sc REGISTRAR 'cHoouEs. oEr

el ampiio garage, de Andreu. .Aguilar e.
Co. Paseo Princesa, San Juan. p R.,
no Sc ha registrado todavia un choque,
por la gran efciencia de su personal.
Estara- I'd. garantizado ST trae ,su; au-
tomovil q este Garage. sr. .Advt.
, 1923-08-26
ONLY NORTH AMERICAN WILD ANIMALS TRAINED FOR
SCREEN IN GRUB STAKE" COMING TO THE RIALT0

Versatile Nell Shipman stars in
her new picture. ''The Grub-Stake,"
at the Rialto theater beginning next
Tuesday and is also the author of
this absorbing story OF the frozen
north. 1t is distinctly a dramatic
picture, with a closely knit and I'M
usual plot concerning a girl who is
down and out in Seattle and who in.
nocently goes to A aska In the hope
of making a fresh start. What be-
ais her there constitutes the greater
rart of the picture and is a logical
Introduction of the animals without
which no Nell Shipman picture is
complete.
The an mas, all owned by Miss
Shipman. are the only North Ameri-
can wild beasts trained to appear in
motion pictures and Includes deer,
Elk, bear, cougar, wild cats, lynx,
wolves, ~chipmunks. mink. mormots,
badgers and many other species. It
is a remarkable collection when it
s borne in mind that all the animals
have appeared before the camera.
Neither concealed wires nor leash
es were used to restrain them when
they "acted'' in 1.-THE Grub Stake
Kind words were the only persuasion.
With every chance for freedom,
straying about in the woods. Nell
Shipman's animals have never once
, 1923-08-26
CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION
Department of ttn Interior

U. S. Land Office
Douglas, Wyoming Aug. 10,
1923.
The following named entrymen
have filed notice of their inten-
ton to make final proof upon
their homestead entries before
Marion P. Wheeler, United States
Commissioner, at Casper, Wyo-
ming, on the Goth day of Sep
tember, 1928.
Raymond t. Gordan, of Cas-
per, Wyoming, on Homestead
entry, Serial No. O23532, allowed
February II, 1920 for SWA,
NEA, Section 81, Township BIN,
Range 77W., and on Additional
Stockraising Homestead entry
Serial No. 028S45, allowed
October 6, 1922 for NhSWA ,
Section 20, SWANWA, Section
80, Township BIN, Range 77W.,
and on Additional stockraising
homestead entry, Serial No.
030051, allowed June l., 1928 for
So SWH, SWhSEA, Section 10,
NEANWA, SWASEA, Mex
SEX, Section "a, Township BIN,
Range 78W., 9Th Principal Meri-
dian.
Witnesses: Grover. j. Ford
Sarah Ford, Pearl Price, and Her
man Barson, all Of Casper, Wyo-
ming.
Pearl Price, of Casper, .wyo-
ming, on homestead entry, Serial
No. 019500, allowed June 27,
1919, for ShSEA, Section 20,
Township BIN, Range 77W., and
on Additional stockraising home
stead entry, Serial No. 019501,
allowed August "a, 1921 for
NEA NWh; NhNEH, Section
23, EhSEA, Section IA, M
81, ShNEA, SWANWH Sec
ton 10, Township BIN, Range
7sW., and Lots 2, 3, Section IS,
Township BIN, Range 7SW.,
9th Principal Meridian.
Witnesses: Grace M. Wirth
, 1923-08-26

taken advantage of the opportunity
to gain their liberty. Occasionally
some of them roam assay from To-
cation but eventually they return
for their cages. The star declares
hat they have been treated as child
rem and respond likewise.
Nor is such work without hazard.
While all the animals love and trust
NJ IS Shipman they are by no means
domesticated pets. While going thru
their scenes, free from all restraint
they are nevertheless a'ert to the
slightest unaccustomed sound. A
sudden movement from Miss Ship
man a word from the camera a
or any of the technical staff might
Brighten the animal and a vicious
bite. or from the giant bear, a rib
cracking hug might crush Miss
Shlpman as easily as a butterfly.
One realizes this when watching n
certain scene in 1.-THE Grub Stake"
wherein Nell plays with two black
bears weish hing over a thousand
pounds apiece, standing nine and
a half feet and with the power in
their mighty paws to kill a man
with one blow. Yet you see her
standing beside one of these mon
sters, his great arm about her waist.
with no more fear than she would
have Of n buddy,
, 1923-08-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

". .. Ldlu OlliCt
Douglas, Wyoming, August 6,
1928.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Mark A. Heaton, of Wolton, Wyo-
ming, who, on December 4, 1920,
made Homestead and Additional
Homestead entries, Serial num-
bers 024625, 024626, for Home
stead, NEA, Section Ia, Township
35N., Range s8W., and Additional
81 and NWA, Section IA, Town
ship 35N., Range 8SW., 9Th Prin-
cipal Meridian, has fled notice of
intention to make final three year
proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before M.
P. Wheeler, United State Com
missioner at Casper, Wyoming on
the 21st day of September, 1928.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Anna Jelen, John Jelen, r. C.
Keiver, Morris Hammond, all of
Wolton, Wyoming.
B. j. ERWIN, Register
Publish Aug. 10, &c, Sept. 2, 0,
16, 1928.
, 1923-08-26
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE.
MENT AND DISTRIBUTION
OF ESTATE.

The State of Wyoming,
County of Natrona. )ss.
In District Court, of the Sixth
Judicial District. In the matter of
the estate of Loris White, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and other persons inter
ested in the above entitled estate,
that on the sixteenth day of Au-
gust. 1928, Esther White, admins
tratrix of the estate of Lorir
White, deceased, filed her final
account and petition for distribu-
ton of said estate with the Clerk
OF the said court where anyone in
terested may examine said ac-
count and petition and file objec-
tions thereto at any time on or
before October IS, 1923, that is
within thirty days after the last
publication Of this notice on Sep
, 1923-08-26
JEWETT LEADS
IN hill CLIMB

Every hill climbing contest staged
in the state Of New York this sum
mer has fallen before the Jewett
Six, The Paige Detroit Motor Car
company has advised the Doud-Wea-
yer Motor Co., local dealer. The
most recent was that Of the Oneida
HIN held Saturday, August II. Here
the Jewett, driven by Edward
Bachle set a new hill record of 20
and 2.5's seconds and In the event
arranged exclusively for owners
took both first and second places In
opposition to cars Of more expensive
make and larger piston displacement.
The Oneida Hill Is known as an
unusually steep and dangerous
climb.