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Washington Journal., 1923-04-20

3eTIin yclanoo, dIteitcn Eoditer Oes
aonigs Giftor emanuel unO Der SO.
nigin Seleno, nit Dem @ruien
Galui 81 9erooIo. einem 9opnlesie.
rittmeiiter, ser cine Decoration fir
Sapferfeit i'm 8eltfriege beiist fano
Sieier Gage Itott.
0entide Iebnen i'd gegeu Sitaner
ami.
Berlin. = giner Gepei6e aus
@enreI 5ufolge BADEN oie litaui.
iden gebor0en itrenge MoBregeln
%getroffen, UNI oeu @ioeritanO Der
Oeutiden eegen Oie Serridaft Ser
Sitauer gu breden unO Den bon if.
men erflGrten @%eneralitreif 81 I'M
terOriiden. lleber ole Staot lit ser
9elaeerungs5ultanO %rerbGngt. Ser
oelttl6 . Iitauii6e nSeimatbunO"
wuroe uufeeloit uno 5wei 6iibter
Ger 8emegung nuroen oerbaitet
Die 9eb0roen baben %befo6len, oaB
ale 6obrifen unO anoere @eiddfte
nieOer oen 9etrieb auf5unebmen
boben.
0as 0enfmaI 0es 9aiiers 8il-
belm /. IN Memel pltrOe umgeitiirdt
unO Iitouii6e Srltppen iprengten in
Spibbut BEL Men1el cine bon 3eltt.
iden eiiberufene Moiienueriamm.
lung.
Nnsura gi6t Nmerifanern iuCrtpOle
&OnseiiiOnen.
2on0on. liner Weloung
aus gtngoro 3ufolge bat Oie
Nationolner oen Gbeiter-
aon5eiiionen ieine @euebmigung er.
teilt. 9ie 8emiiDungen zines alle-
rifaniiden &oniortiums, an Oeiicn
Spite 8i3eaOmirol a. 9. Gbelter
ltebt, 8obn- uno Sergbau=&on3ei
iionen in Ser Siirfei gu erbaltelt
lin0 alio bon Grfolg gefront NOR
ben.
9as Souptprojeft Oes IOmirols
G6eiter uno ieiner @enoiien 81 De-
men unter anoeren einfluBreid)cn
2eutcn General @oetbalS unO Ser.
NIT &ooIebelt geboren, 6eltcbt I'M
8ou bon @iienbabnen in Anatolien
6erner iou Angord ols moOerne
Stabt au%sgebout merocn, UNI
aiiBer0em iinO Der gau bon @ofen
unO oie Musbeutung BON Wtineral.
grr6en in @usiidt genommen.
Grmitlide 1tnrubeu in SnOicn.
Simla, 9ritiid . SnOien.
9(us @mitiar peroen ernIt-
lide ltnruben gemetOet, wd6rtn0
oeren piele 8erionen perlebt pur-
Den. Ser @ufrubr iuar Die 0ol9e
BON Mntogonismns Der WtoGamme-
0aner uno Sinou u10 Die unmitteI-
bare llriaAe Die geldltigung zines
W6O6ens.
MuntencnrO BON Ncu 9Orf aus re-
gIcrI.
Neapel. Oberit S. @.
SlamenaB, ebemoliger Yremier bon
MOntenegro, Der i'm norigen Sep
tember bonn molltenegriniiGen Gnn-
lulat in M%ontenegro 8eifs erGriff
uno ii6 olS 8remier proflamierte.
lit aus Stalien %altsgepielen moroen
9[m Abeno Dor ieiner N6reiie an
9oro oes Campers @uiieppe 8erOi
erfldrte S6erit 6laWenab:
sd gebe nab SEEM Dprf, Inn
BORT cine montenegrinii6e 0tegie
rung gu erri6ten
6lamenqb erflGrte, oaB ieint
Iustueiiung auf 9etrei6en Der ierbi
iden &eeierung erfolgte, Ser iein
S0tigfeit i'm >Sntereiie montenegro
niider l1naFbdn9igfeit nid)t gefiel
lnO olf Sioliell 9rpf auSiibtc,
i'm 5ttr &breiie 81 peranlaiien. 9ie
ierbiide 0fegierung, b~ebauptete er,
oro6te, OaB Tie a~nOernfaIs ablebnen
miirOe, Sic Ger6an0lungen in a6a8.
5ia fir S6li6tung Der itulienii6-
iugoilamiiden Gifferen8en wieoer'
auf5unebmen.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-20
eOrO 9lObert Gecil reSet @SlferIiaa
0as Mnrf,


Seem Yorf. - 2oro Ho6ert Cecil.
britiider Staatsmann itno Npoltel
Der 8olfer-2iga, erflGrte in elmer
Geoc i'm Sotel Aitor, ooB @merira
Der Siga nidt fernbleiben oiirfe, neil
Die 2iga 0as bette Mittel Iei, fiinf.
ttge &rtege 81 nerbinoern.
6ltrbt nno Argmobn iene 13mil.
lin9soamonen, BON oenen Die @elt
6%elelien lei, uno peI9e nar BON Ell
mem S0lfer6uno eltSgetrieben mer.
Den fOnntem berbinoerten cine Gini.
aung 5pii4en Srantrei1 Ii. geutld-
lano iiber Die Eeparationsfroae, mie
lie iid ii~berboupt ieoer aiitIifen
internationalen Gereinbarunq in
ben 8eg lteuten.
u@ebmen sic oie Separations.
rage, iagte 2oro &obert. y@aS
ma6t oieie Jrage 10 idnpierig? Ga
lit Ser ltmltano Dab sic Strange.
len 8mar miini6en, oaB 9eutl6lano
be8o6lt, aber gleid5eitig fiirften,
oaB Geutidlano, penn es mieoer
10 melt allf oie SiBe fommt, Inn
jablen 5u %fonnerL bon neuem eine
8efabr fir 6ranfrei6 peroen
fonnte.
~@luuben Sic nidt, OoB i'd
6ranfrei6 o~eslpegen ongreife. Nie.
mano, Ser Die @ei6i6te oieier 2dn.
Der fennt, miro Die 8efIr6tunaen
6ronfrei6s fir unberniinftig erfId.
rem, %e6eniotpenig pie oie gleihen
Scfiir6tungen Geuti9lanos.
0Sinter Ser &eparationsfrage
Ite1t cine lange &eibe eei6i6tli6er
Sreigniile, un6 menn mir mad Ell.
nem SilfsmitteI iuden, 10 gilt es
5uerit, 5urdt un6 argwobn gu be.
ieitigen."
Ger nddlte arie9, menn elmer
fommen ioate, miiroe wegen SET
neuen miiIeni6aftli6en gntoedun.
gen piel i6redli6er iein als ser
@cltfrieg, uno es lei ni6t unoenf.
bar, oaB our9 6lieger, oie ii6eriee
f1mer, amerifanii9e StGote Der.
miiitet uno ibre 8epobner aetotet
reroen fonnten.
3aS @aibinetoner @bfommeli
sur gini6ranflng Ser &riegsmari-
men lei elm %neriter S6ritt", nm bic
Civilization 81 retten, aber Die bret
fnrdtbariten @affen - Sll1g5euge,
Gaudboote uno 2anoarmeen-ieien
ourb Die 8erein6arung ntht be.
riibrt. Man babe gemiiIe &egeln
ii6er sic &%erlpenoung Ser Sauf-
6oote angenommen, bod iei es mobr.
i@einli6, oaB oieielben i'm grnlt.
faQe ni6t bead)tet peroen wiiroen,y
menn &0lfer Inn lire griiten5 f6mp-
len.
uGie @"rfobrungen oes Iebten 3rie.
geS~, fiibrte 2oro &obert aus,
ripre6en iiher segen cine iolde
6offnung. &allm cine ein5ige &e.
gel sur Sumaniiierung oes &rieges
miroe beoba6tet, uno mogen mir
alid oenfetL oaB uniere Seinoe Die
i6limmIten maren, 10 iage iA bod
gon5 often, id ~beSmeifle, baB irgeno.
Elm &olf in oieier Siniidt Elm reines
@epiiien bat
Neaer Oentider 2fgmsSampfer.
9te;r Dorf. = Die biefige 81.
reft;On Der Samburg amerifa-
2inie gibt befannt, oaB ibr nelier
Compiler ~albert gaIin", am 5.
Suli feline erite Sa6rt nod Stem
, 1923-01-31
BETS and farm INCOME

A study Of 400 irrigated farms in the Billings region ws made
by the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station and the U. 8. Depart
ment of Agriculture in 1915. covering the preceding farm year when
prices fol- farm products we're fairly normal.
Circular 1oi issued by the Bohemian Station in October 1921, edited
Sugar beets are a very important crop in the area under study
The average labor income o. beet farms during the survey year was$s76
Farms not growing beets had a labor income of 1864.
with the beet farmer putting in 1888 days Of productive work
the former receives $547 for a days work while the latter receives but
$275. Not only does the beet farm pay the farmer almost twice al much
per day fr his labor as the nonbeet farm but it furnishes many more
days Of productive work.
From the standpoint of financial returns there is probably no
crop grown In the region that pays a well a he beet crop. The beet
ri appears to fit into the general farming system in this region very
well and offers an opportunity for developing a pretty wenorganized and
welLbalanced farm business"
The 1928 beet contract places the crop o n q higherpaying basis
than when this survey wa made
In nj opinion the 1928 beet contract for this district is the best
offer that has We been put before the farmers
The Great Western Sugar Company
, 1923-01-31
The SEEING Eve.

Nature Is a great inspirer, indeed.
she Is such only for those who
have the springs Of inspiration within
themselves. The bush" burns. with.
out being consumed. only for a Moses,
for the man whose eye Is furnished to
see.-Abraham Nitric Rihbany, In
"Wise Men"
, 1923-01-31
Fashion Harshiy Criticized.

Fashion is h abortive issue of vain
ostentation and exclusive egotism: II
Is naughty. trifing. affected. ~servile.
despotic. mean and ambitious. precise
and fantastical. all in a breath-tied
to no rule and bound to conform to
every within of the moment.-Haslitt.
, 1923-01-31
Owe Much to Necessity.

Necessity has been the mother Of
many things besides invention. To
invention We W most Of u creature
comforts and conveniences. most Of
the myriad devices and appliances
which make modern civilization pos
sible, most Of the vast production Of
merchandise which Is the backbone
Of business.-William T. Mutually.
, 1923-01-31
Hard to Be Realty Neutral

Neutrality is no favorite with Prov.
idence. for we are 80 formed that II
Is scarcely possible for us TO stand
neuter In our hearts. although we
may deem II prudent to appear so In
Il actions.-Colton.
, 1923-01-31
Valuable r.lephon. Nvuh.,

!. In Tokyo there Is a t%elenhone num-
her which sells annually for several
hundred do'lars-the number Is eight
because the character re%presentInp
II spreads downwards and suggests
prosperity.
, 1923-01-31
Theodore Roosevelt

His life was a splendid mosaic wrought - ..
By a pattern bold in manycoloured deeds.
And elowingly the pictured story reads ,t,,.
AS hero tales of old with venture fraueht
Brave gonfalon flung high. this warrior fought
In courage arnored bright as one who leads
II win; nor swerved the straight course of his steeda-
Right Purpose and the Nations Good-for aught.
Forward ever, the stirring pageants line
Wound on The knight, with passionate sword and t-,.
Base foes attacked to shield his loved shrine
OF home and land. So, limned in fadeless hue
These scenes are on the walls of Time-a fine
Mural for all posterity to view.
2A~..-. ALTA BOOTH DUNN
, 1923-01-31

We scatter seeds with careless hand
and dream we ne'er shall see them
more: but for a thousand wears their
fruits appear in weeds that mar the
'and. or pleasant store-Kahle
, 1923-01-31

Babies weighing 20 pounds at birth
are nv no means uncommon and in
stances are recorded from time TO
time CT this weight being exceeded.
sometimes very considerably.
, 1923-01-31
Sea Otters.

Sea offers are generally killed willis
asleep. either on the Ice or the top of
the water. The animals sleep on their
backs, with their young offers in their
paws.
, 1923-01-31
A Relic Of Value.

Cafe Patron Ito neighbor)-"whatr
Inc famous tenor sat on your hat;
How much will you take for it?"-
Meggendorfer Blatter (Munich),
, 1923-01-31
Behind the Bars.

Small Winifred tseeing the row of
tel'ers and cashiers behind their
barred "indows)-An' what do the,
feed EN-. mother'"-Indge.
, 1923-01-31
Well, Wouldn't It7

what a splendid thing II would he
II people who lose their tempers were
unable to find them ngain.
, 1923-01-31
swim on Early Risino.

Aeve knew a man come to great.
S or eminence who lay abed late
In the morning.-Swift
, 1923-01-31
Make Companion Of Flower.

A Japanese Is accustomed to place
a flower In his room not as an orna.
ment, but a q companion,
, 1923-01-31
Not to Be Trusted,

Trust him with little, who. without
proofs. trusts you with everything. or
when he has proved you, with nothing.
-Lavater.
, 1923-01-31
Always Fitting Tina

For truth and duty 1t is the fitting
time; who waits until circumstances
completely favor his undertaking. will
never accomplish anything.-Luther.
, 1923-01-31
Evil Always Evil.

He who does evil that good may
come, pays n toll to the devi, to LEI
him into heaven.-Hare.
, 1923-01-31
Man Worth WhJJa ,

The man who speaks his posftiv.
convictions Is worth a regiment Of
men who are always proclaiming their
doubts and suspicious.
, 1923-01-31
cynIeIsm Can Be overdon.-

A cynical pose soon becomes bore
some. both to the cynic and his au.
dience. though At first entertaining.
, 1923-01-31
American Demand for Rvbber.

More than 70 per cent of the worlds
production Of crude rubber Is con.
sumed by American rubber manufac-
turers.
, 1923-01-31
More Local News

o -.-
prince u o -" D'
the next time the nderiu seizes
him, that a rolling stone gathers no
moss. Only three weeks ago MI.
Lindquist was in Cody for the first
time in 20 years and now we hear
that he drove a band Of sheep to
Red Lodge, remaining away from his
store for two days. No man can CAD
like that without his business suffer-
ing by reason Of his rowing propen-
stiles.
Dali 49, ~" -.
ago. has Dc.'n laid up at his room IN
the Baltimore Hotel. with water on
the knee Barry went ice skating a
few days ago and seeing some pro
fessional performers giving an exhibi
ton Of jumping barrels while on
skates. attempted to try h stunt
With the result described above. He
expects to return to Cody in about
three weeks. Js.aSsnstSxsA
1t was q snocA 70 2 among
durine the week the name Of c. A.
Davis of Cody, Wyo. Mr.. Davis is
still remembered by a few of us as
. former sheriff and while we sort
of expected to see him around during
these court days, It was UNEXPECTED
-@.I aAlrn A-.--NA- Aa---
a. a resident Of Cody. Recent re-
ports had him settled down in
10 o"Nn,,s. -.
.oi 49, - -.
n"'
NoA
An impromptu party which proved to
be one of the most enjoyable of the
season, was given for Mr.. and Mrs.
Mont Jones of the T. E. Ranch. by
Mrs. Lulu Hall, Mrs. Sam Forest. and
Mrs. Dave Shelley on Thursday even
ing in the rooms unser the First
National Bank. Dancing went on
continuously into the wee hours of
morn and around five O'Clock an ex.
cellant feed which might be termed
A breakfast was served.
Lloyd Coleman hit the trail for
New YORK and Boston on Saturday,
wearing MS Dig, white Stetson. we
in it? We have a notion that some.
where between Chicago and Buffalo.
N. Y. when the train stops twenty
minutes, he will be running for a hat
store.
E~Vervoodys a couruh these w
Bert ohver says tnat every time ne
goes upto court ana iinaiiy ma a.
vacant seat and Is comfortably set
tied for a long winters nap so to
waiting about for perhaps half an
hour for trial to continue. he wand
ers in again only to hear the Judge
announce that the case is to be dis
missed until the following day. He
then joins the long and solemn march
Of disappointed court fans who amble
leisurely down the street to wait
around until another day. Looking
over the audience on Monday last.
1t looks as though the county might
make considerable money should they
suddenly decide to charge
lax for all present.
de-.
p. me nuse C~nesapeake pay
oe'rse H.' wnlch mas
w" sucn .Am'liAr ,isure ADou.
~. uee .or seser1. years. uie
- - ~
mense in size, was very friendly and
learned to love him as a pet will
toin with Callahan IN In manftp0 hia
, 1923-01-31
Valuable swee. Substance.

Levulose. a sugar made from the
tuher of the dahlia. is exceptionally
sweet and Is said to be harmless to
diabetics.
, 1923-01-31

Bobby Burns SIN Popular.
Burns clubs. In all parts Of the En-.
u~sh-speaklng world. number over 800
, 1923-01-31
Points for Consideration.

Consider well what your strength
Is equal to and what exceeds your
ability.-Horace.
, 1923-04-25
Gasoline Stocks at High
Point in US. on March !

The nations gasoline stocks had.
on March l. attained a new high level
mark of 1,130. $40. 1857 gallons. accord
ing to the Department OF the Interior.
The figures show a gain OF 127 900 900
gallons over reserves on hand
February /, when stocks for the first
time In history crossed tho billion
gallon lark.
Reports made to the Bureau OF
Mines from 2S7 refineries operating
during February show n production
Of Sos, 652,07S gallons of gasoline dur
Ing the month. as compared with
6~23.s23,337 gallons in January, and
3es .223,146 gallons in February, 1922.
The indicated consumption of gaso-
fine in February was 7 3.5e4.47S gal.
Ions rs against a consumption OF
s43.12S.456 gallons In january and
262, 925 ,732 gallons in February OF
last year. Renneries operated during
February at 1914 per cent of their
aggregate daily indicated crude oil
capacity of 1918. 595 barrels. The
Bureau of Mines figures show an in
crease OF l per cent IN the ate OF
refinery operations OF the country
compared with January. The daily
, 1923-04-25

rate of indicated domestic consump-
ton Of gasoline in February de.
creased CT per cent from the January
rate.
Production of kerosene in the
United States in February amounted
to iS0,S74,G76 gallons Indicated con.
sumption Of this product wns l21..
OeS.145 gallons; exports were SO, o2O.-
767 gallons. Stocks OF kerosene on
hand March 1 were N .7s2.56s gal
Ions. n decrease of nearly 5000 900
gallons during the month.
Gas and fuel oil production In
February amounted to 9O2 500 ,531
gallons; indicated consumption OF
these oils was 7S9. 59s 1876 gallons; ex.
ports were 101 .1s3,O29 gallons. Stocks
OF gas and fuel oils March l arc re-
ported as 1876 s76.O2S gallons. an in.
crease Of nearly 10. 900 900 gallons.
Production of lubricants in Febru-
airy amounted to 77.497,52 gallons;
indicated consumption was 81, PCS ,314
gallons; exports were 90. 053 1855 gal.
Ions. Stocks of lubricants March /
amounted to 23s, SIS, 6s4 gallons, n de.
crease Of 1000 900 gallons during the
month.
, 1923-04-25
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL ESTATE SHOULD
NOT BE MADE

The State of Wyoming, County
of Natrona, SIS.
In District Court, Eighth Judicial
District.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Thomas r. Majors, Deceased.
William o. Wilson, the Admins
traitor of the Estate of Thomas R.
Majors, deceased, having filed his
petition herein praying for an order
of sale of the personal and real
estate of said decedent, for the pur-
poses therein set forth, to-wit:
to pay debts against the dece-
dent, and the debts, expenses and
charges of administration already
accrued, or that will or may accrue,
and the amount due on the family
allowance; and it appearing from
such petition and from the evidence
submitted on this hearing that it is
necessary to sell a portion of said
personal and real estate for said
purposes; and the court being fully
advised in the premises;
1t Is Therefore Ordered by the
Honorable Robert r. Rose, Judge
| of the above entitled district court
that all persons interested in the
estate of said deceased appear be
fore the said district court, or
Thursday. the third day of May
1928, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, at the court room Of
said district court, at the court
house in the city of Casper. County
of Natrona, State of Wyoming, to
show cause why an order should
not be granted to the said William
o. Wilson, as such administrator to
sell SO much Of the real and per-
sonal estate Of the said deceased as
shall be necessary for the purposes
set forth in said petition, and the
same being prayed for in such petit
ton, why such order should not
provide that such sale be made at
private sale:
And that a copy Of this order be
, 1923-04-25
2. &R. Uncorks Big Casser
In Ute Pasture Wildcat

A control head is being rushed from
Gallup. n. NJ. where Producers and
Refners has also started a well. and
the crew of drillers Is expected to
bring the well under control in a few
days. Men were selected for this
work who had a experience in HIM
ding gnssers.
This new gas well Is about twenty
miles from the oil well drilled by the
Midwest on the Hogback structure
near shiprock. The development Of
his enormous fuel supply is exciting
great interest and there is talk of
piping it to the Durango smelter and
for use in Durango.
, 1923-04-25

City, of Casper. in said county and
state, unimproved.
Lot l in Block sc in Sheridan
Heights Addition to the Town (now
City, of Casper, in said county and
state, unimproved.
Lot 2 in Block Sc in Sheridan
Heights Addition to the Town (now
City, of Casper, in said county and
state, unimproved.
Lot 8 in Block $50 in the City
of Casper, county and state afore-
said, u~nimproved.
(2) Joint Property:
An undivided one-half interest,
together with Gates E. Willis in
and to the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
Lot 1 in Block 81 in the City
formerly TOWN. of Casper, in said
county and state, together with all
buildings and improvements there
on.
An undivided one-half interest,
together with Gates E. Willis, in
and to the following described
property, to-wit:
Beginning at a point on the ex-
tension of the east line of block IL
in the city (formerly TOWN. of
Casper, Natrona county, state of
Wyoming, three hundred and thirty
feet north of the northeast corner
of said block IL, extended north
fifty feet; thence west at right
angles to said line one hundred and
forty feet; thence south parallel
with said extended east line of
block IL, fifty feet, thence east at
right angles to said line one hum
dred and forty feet to place of be-
ginning, same being part of block
f5fty-seven in said City of Casper,
in said county and state; together
with all buildings and improve
ments thereon;
One-half interest In property of
Majors Sheep Company, a copart-
nership, consisting Of the following
described lands, to-wit:
ShSWA of section 26, township
"a, range 81.
NWANWA of section 35, town
ship "a, range 81.
NEANEA of section 81, town
ship 81, range 81.
Done this third day Of April A.
D. 1928.
ROBERT R. ROSE,
Judge.
WILLIAM o. WILSN,
Attorney for Estate.
Publish April A, II, 1s, 25, 1923.
, 1923-04-25

GUERNSEY. Wyo.. April 25. -
Rather slow headway has been made
a. the oil well for the past week.
They are drilling into a sticky shale
which is causing no END OF trouble.
The casing had frozen fast and yes
ferday 1t pulled apart about two hun
dred feet from the top in an attempt
to pull 1t loose so That It could be
let down TO tho bottom of the hole.
A steel collar hhs been ordered and
this Will be used in making h on
nections again.
The we'll gassed continuously for
several days last week. but this pocket
has been cased off. Considerable more
ehale is being encountered than was
expected, but this feature is oncour-
aging rather than Detrimental and
increases tho prospects for a larger
producer.
, 1923-04-25
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. April rs. Foreign
exchange easy: quotations in cents.
Great Britain demand 464; cable
464A; 90 day bills on bank 4e2A.
France demand 667h; cables 66s.
Italy demand 494ts; cables 495. Bel
sium 5sSA: cables $50. Germany de.
mand .oo35h u; cables .o035%. Holland
demand 1907; cables 1910. Norway de
mand 1850. Sweden demand 265s. Don,
mark demand 1879. Switzerland do
mand 1921. Spain oemand 1892.
Greece demand lit. Poland demand
.oo21. Czecho Slovakia demand 297
Argentine demand 1862. Brazil de
mand 1880. Montreal 9S sag.