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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

FOR TRADEzA SMALL .AUTOMO-
bile EaSAny of the following:
Piano, Monograph, house and lot,
horse and buggy. Call at Eggan's
apartments. 164-19O
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

FOR SALE-BALL MASON FRUIT
jars; also reed baby buggy. 903
East e and Lincoln. 180-185
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE-2OO BABY CHICKS.
purebred White Leghorn. Call 9311.
180-186
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

WANTED HORSES TO PASTURE
Matt Horrigan, Phone 9O2x2,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

EXPERT PIANO TUNING AND RE-
pairing. H. O. Loseth Phone,
?22-R.. Moscow 176-2O3
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

GOOD RADIANCE.
Because Traffic Officer " Jimmy
Williams is enforcing the law against
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

FOR E-REGISTERED PURE
bred Jersey bull three years old
Phone 1899. John Kasper. 1889
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

WANTED WILK COWS. MUST BE
good. Phone 1921. 1924
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

SELL TREES FOR US-COMPLETE
stock. Satisfactory territory. Write
today for particulars. Salem Nursery
Company, 428 Oregon Bldgw Salem,
Oregon. T79-29O
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

FOR SALE CASE CAR IN GOOD
condition Phone III. 1888
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

FOR SALE = DAHLIA BULBS;
cheap. Phone 277-J 1S2-184
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26
GOBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR
'NEGoCIADO DE OBRAS PUBLICAS
oFIC1NA DEL supte. de obras Pd-
San Juan, P. R. Oct. "a, 1928.

blicas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26

lice el amor con fines puramente al
truistas; 70 intentaba, al casarme
con ella. realizar la union entire la
Y el pueblo.
Y Maria Antonieta me ha rechaza-
do, Sc ha burlado de mi. Isl no hay
modo de kacer compatible 10 que es
Incompatible! Yo ME di-
rigf ella con ell siguiente discurso I:
-Seilora: veng0 il pr9poneros la
alian2a del poder real con la revOlu-
ci0n. FL siglo XX no es el siglo XVIII.
Va no hay classes nj privilegios: la
igualdad humana es un hecho v Ma
ria Antonieta bien puede ser la esposa
de Dant0n.
-; Pero estd usted loco!
70 continue inperturbable
-fQus felicidad haberla encontrado
Il usted ell eSta triste casa de Ia calle
de Tudescos! ;Pero por que ha aban-
donato usted1 su palacio de las Tu-
lIerfas? i|iene listed acaso de Yer
sales de Marty? iD6nde estd Sd
corte aInable de adoradores? iY el
coade Artois? ;Y Ell de proyenZa?.
los caballaros Coigny, T"rs6n
Vandreil. LauZan, Y tantos otroS:
.D0nde sus danas? " la princesa
lie Iamballa? ~ el buen rey? Per.
nftame usted se1ora que Ia salude
on una reverencia de "min.l6." Per
nftame usted.> spnora. cue bcse con
;oda Cotesfa su maMita real.
No. no Sc asl&te usted. no me mirc
;stpd con csos ojos de espanto...
Yo NO soy ya el DaHt6n de aquellnS
6iemp0s te,'ribltS. 30 soy VA otrc
lonlbre distinto. ST listed qEicre gri
are viva II mouarquia a coi.dici0r
!a que usted @ritc ;.tiya Ia Rep6blica
Iagamos un. parto. Unamos a Ia vie
ia tiram con 81 pueblo emancipado
7: ! poa' iut no?, Yo le he dicho a US
ed que estos son otros ticnpos. Ado.
naS.. Il 'bdio de- In Vyonri6n nos ha
stialado. .Piense usted que nuestras
abpzas han podido bcsars@ en- Ia ira
tica cesta del verdugo SAMSON. Yc
\lbiuro. se1ora. en honor de usted. tie
odos mis- ideaIes pollticos, Dant0n
Q declara Coltesano de Maria Anto
ieta. Como no ser yaSallo de tai
elm? ImagIneSe ustod per m mo
lento que soy el conde de- Artois o eI
le Pl0venZa. que soy un0 de tauto>
-abalitrcs de 81 corte dc honor. Per
nitanae listed que me arrodille a sus
pies como cunple un buen cort2sa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26
CUEsNTO
La lN0Dfte dc Maria ADtOIliGta

De es0s seYes eXtraordinarios. Fife
81 usted Ell MI $50 me reconoce us
ted? Esta fealdad grandiOsa de mi
rostro debiera sci para uSted una re-
velaci6n. Dies ha hecho solo IN hom-
bre semejante lni-dijera mejor un
monstruo: MirahPaut. al no ser
yo Mirabeau, claro es que t@ngo que
ser por fuerZa Dnnt0n. 81, Sepalo us
ted: yo soy el famoso conventional
del 50, el compa Zero de Marat y Ro-
bespierre, el homhre de las matanZas
de septiembre: yo soy aquel que dijo
al verdugo al pie de la guillotina En-
seiiaras mi cabeZa al pueblo, que bien
vale la pena de que Ia vea.' 20 soy
Dant0n redivivOr .Y guerra usted
creerlo? Asf COMO 70 me doy cuenta
de mi eXistencia. asf como yo sc quiGn
soy, Maria .Antonieta. en- cambi0. ha
olvidado por complete su historic, su
pasado, ignora qui6n es, Y no hay mo
do de convencerlu de que Ira nacidO
en- Niena Y de que es hija de Maria
Teresa Y viuda Gle Luis NVI. Yo la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26

no, ;Oh reina y seilora, 70 Ia adore
con toda mi alma!
Ella me miraba asustada sin saber
que responderme.
-; Me da usted miedo! Yo no soy
Maria Antonieta!
i All, tie obstinas Ell negar? Til
eres Maria Antonieta! til eres la
"Austriaca -
Y la cOgf furiOso por un brazo. Dan
ton estaba con la calentura!
-; Su6ltemc usted.
=; Declara que eres la "Austriaca.'
i Perdjn. Soy inocente!
-; No!
-Sccorro! :Socorro!
lie echt les manos al cuello.
-. Muere, pu2s, va que no quiereS
ser mia !.
=
Per ESQ la decfa a ust@d que no cs
possible Ia al;anza eiitre cl podcr real
Y cl pueblo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26

Rfase tlsted de todns esos idealistas
que Green possible la iguaklad. la fra
ternidad hunana.
Mientras el mundo exista. existira
la ley de castas Y III diferencia de
classes. 81 poder real es ell poder real,
In aristocraria> es Ia aristocracia Y el
pueblo cs el pueblo.
Isl 10 sabre y0. que soy el hombre
mas grande q,:e ha producido la re
voluci6n francesa! Voy Gontarle Il
uStcd 10 que me ha ocurrido. Ell esta
mi segunda aparici6n en- Ia vida.
! Hay en- Madrid, en- la llamada ca
lie de Tudescos. una casita triste, 10
! brega. sin sol V sin aire. que ainenaza
), venirse abaio, rendida por In pesa-
dumbre de los amos Pucs b;en. en-
eSa casa la viyido hace POGO la pro-
pia Maria Antonieta, reana Ell tempo
de Francia.
/ Yo Ia VI una tarde asomada al bal
c6u me qredt deslumbrado ante su
bpileZa soberana. Luego pcrs6: peiC
/ 81 yo conoZcO esta mujer! segui
refeXiOnando .vaya 81 Ia conozco
/ Pcro 10 acertaba adivinar qui6T
era. Hasta que de pronto mi cerebrt
50 ilumin6 con una idea = pero 81 e>
In "AuStriaca.
81. aquella mujer era la propia ina
/ gnn. el propio rctrato de In pobre rel
| ia gull0tinada. Como ella tenfa Ii
frentH alta V serena. los ojoS aZules
los cabolloS rlbi0S. de un rubio pail
tdo, color de ORC viejo, In boca peque.
ia. Sonrente. de labios finos. la nari1
a@uileiia.
Ia Illusion era completa... Estaba
en- preseAcia de Maria Antonieta redi
viva. \ tuve tentacioneS de Saludar.
la con una reverencia lie 'minue'
| listed dirta: ipero como podfa sci
aqueila mujer Maria Antonieta? La
vcrdad, no So que responder a usted
La Vida esta LENA de estos hechos
uexp!icablcs.
Sin embargo, ip0r que no Greer que
| hay sereS cXtra0rdinaros a Quienes
! lliGs concede el privilegiO de gozar
: de dos 0 mas eXistencias? 70 soy uno
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26
Ell cosTo DE LA GRAN GUERRA

Ernest T.. Ecgart, professor de Eco
nomia de Ia Uniyersidad de Illinois,
despues de pacientes estudios ha He
gado a Ia conclusion que q costo de
la gran guerra fu6 de S1SG, ,333 $4,000
laosto. directo) v de S1J1 ,612,5I2 ,G3T
(costo indirectol hacieTIlo un total
ambos costos de S}37 .9lG. 1861. Su
cilculo del costo neto directo los f.
+. l.. L. fu6 de So 625. .25o S43. En- los
ccstos indircctos So incluyon ptrdida
de vijlas. de propic'ad Y de produc-
ci6n. socorros de guerra Y p6rdidas de
los GeutraleS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26

DllcaS.
San Juan, P. R. Oct. "a, 1928.
Proeosiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la Adjudication en- pGblica subas-
ia de las obras de construction de dos
puentes de hormig6n reforzado, sobre
ell rio "Turabo", en- el sitio denomina-
do "Poblado del Rio" Y "Paso Ava
lo", en- la carretera "Naguabo-Jun-
cos", cuyo presupuesto aprobado as
ciende a VEINTE MIL TREINTA Y
OCHO DOLARES, noventa y dos cen
tavos, ($20,038.92), Sc admitiran en-
esta oficina hasta las 2 P. M. del dia
Is de noviembre de 1928, en- que Sc
abriran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta Ofcina, donde Sc encuentran
de manifesto los documentos que han
de regir en- el contrato, Y podran re-
coger los licitadores los pianos Y mo-
delos de proposiciones que han de pre-
sentar, nediante un deposito de diez
dollars $50, en- check certificado, gi
70 postal effective, que seran reem-
bolsados al ser devueltos dicnos do
cumentos en- Ell plazo de veinte dias
{20) despues de efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las rroposiciones y ell de adjudicar ell
contrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las del precio solamente.
GuillermO Esteves,
i Comisionado del Interior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26
Jll6iiijento
CadluIra
para,las
l,r'upc'iol1es

Es sorprendente etwer con que proft-
titud el Ungiientc Caduni quita y e-
catriza las erupcionei, de Ia piel No
importa cua1es sean los remedies que
faya usado sin obtener bene6cio, no
tiene porque desannnarse, pues Il
UngIento Cadun es sdistinto todos
los demas remedioss Hace cesar 10
picazon instantanean,inte y ernpieza d
cicatrizar con Ia prirnera aphcacion.
Las enferrnedades mas obstinadas do
Ia piel, como los aranos, dlceras,
erupciones, lastimadufas, eczema ur~
ticaria, cortaduras, Quenaduras al.
morranas de picazon, etc, Sc alivian
prontamente con el Uuguento Caduus
-t g
The Democrat-herald., 1923-09-07
Slaughtered

certificates in the first place was
passed in the interest and at the
behest of the higher institutlon )
of learning. and throwing the
grading OF the teachers papels
into the hanbs Of board of exami-
ners at Denver as provided by law
has at least acted as an access
sorry after the fact-in the inter-
est of hose schools.
Teachers wages are right now
outrageously high. and this
slaughter of more than fifty per
ent Of the force is going to
bleed the old state as nothing
else has done that has transpir-
ed within her borders.
Nzxt week we are going to
have something more on this
subject. We believe in the high.
er education and the state board
of examiners, and they are the
proper ones to pass on the teach
ers' examination papers. but
there must be little sense ues
cd along with this arbitrary and
The Democrat-herald., 1923-09-07
Lyric Theater
Friday and Satur day

FRIDAY an q SATURDAY ,
Sept. z and 8-The Battling
Kid-a real action western film
and Bill Pat ton is in the picture.
Monday and Tues day
Sept. 10 and 1[-:His Nibs"
is one of the best comedy dra-
mas ever pr,duccd End has
Charles Chic Sales in 1t. He
plays seven different characters
in this one and will keep the
audience laughing all the time.
It is the story of the old time
picture shows.
qa Sept. 18th
The Oakdale Affair-a drama:
Evelyn 0reely star; is a drama
of action; all star cast.
Sept. 14th
Big wessern-The Man of
Bronze with Lewis Stone, is a
dandy western and will please
the people. as be is one OF the
best actors on the screen.
Remember 13.14-15 Of Septem.
ber is fair week ahd complete
change Of films each night.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-09-07
SHERlFFS SALE

BY Virtue Of an execution issued out Of thu
clerks Office Of the county court Of Baea eoun
ty. and state Of Colorado, and State Of Csiora
do, and to me directed whereby ! am com
manded to make the sum Of five hundred ant
eighty six and s4-'OO dollars. ts5s6.N asd cost
Of suit the amount Of = certain judgment recent
ly obtained against T. J. Vaughn In favor Of u
X. Sunday out Of the lands. tenements, goods and
chntsles Of the said T. J. Vaughn, have levied
on the following property. to-wit:
One Fordson Tractor. Motor Number 1900.
One Mccormick Header.
One span black muller. . years old,
Ono span black mules. s Year, old.
Ono bay mule, four years old.
Therefore. According to said command. I shall
expose for sale. at public auction, all the right,
title and interest of the above named r J. VAUGHN
in and to the above described property, % Sstur-
day, the fifteenth day Of September. 1879. at 10
o'clock A. M, at the front door Of tre bank OF
Bacl county, Colorado. dated at Springfield this
tn day Of August. 1923.
VIM. E. Dunivan
Sheriff CT Bacs County
Allyn Cole. Attorney
Date Of first publication August 3lst. 1875
Date Of last publication September 18th, 1873.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-09-07
Obituary
until death.

until death.
The deceased was married to
Ernest Palmer. on December 20,
1914, to this union two children
were born: Delbert Leroy and
Ernest Ebert. She leaves to
mourn her demise her husband,
two children. father. mother.
three brothers and iour sisters,
two sisters having precsdel he
in dath.
The funeral services were heI d
on Mon lay, Rev. Browning {,
officiating. 1nterment was made
!, in U ZION cen,tery.
u. S. Dickey Of Kim was in
town Tuesday. Mr.. Dickey If
with the Baker Me'. Co.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-09-07
Stage Is Set

The wild-cow milking promises
TO be still richer than it was last
Year, and no better exhibitions
at any fair and anywhere.
The horseshoe tournament IL .
new thing ard ar experiments.
and will be for the championship
of Baca county.
The Roman races have react-
ed the stage of promising one of
the most thrilling and exciting
features Of the speed ring. with
half a dozen contestants.
A boxing match has beeu ar.
ranged for each day of the fair,
and in addition the kid boxers
will give you something to laugh
about when you hayen't anything
else to do.
In addition to the other big
features Of the fair, three clowns
just "breezed in"-msy be just
kicked out of the Ringlinz-Rar.
mum shows-anyway they'll be
at the fair, and will make you
think Of what fools these NOR.
tails te"if you never thought Of
1t before.
The indications now are that
there'll be more people and few
er concessions at the fair this
year than at any of the recent
great fairs of tae county, which
will make it specially good for
the concession aires who 9et into
the ring.
Baca county extends a special
welcome to the people Of the
great southwest to make this fair
their holiday and great get to.
geth or occasion, and in recip ro-
cation Springfield and Raca goun-
ty will assure them the times Of
their lives.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-09-07
No Hurry to Sell

he same fix.
With no b-ush IN either the
factories Or were houses. and
the crops nil ia the other br'om.
corn ;,r?5 Ing belts. the CHANCES
for prices hey yond ans thing paid
in years past Is good up to al-
most a certainty.
Ordinarily we believe that
when a good price is offered is
the time to sell, but this year We
believe il safe to hold with out
any danger Of y slump.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-09-07
Notice

All persons who have not list
ed their personal property with
the assessor are hereby notified
to do SO before final meeting of
Equalization Board'on Sept. 18th,
1923
By order of Board ct Com
mis- sioners.
Jno. M. Johnston.
Chairman.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-09-07
final authority.

FINAL authority. .r,a
AS the matter now stands. the
state will have to depend on im-
portations of teachers. at out.
rageous prices, the most of
whom no doubt would have gone
down in the recent slaughter
had they been here.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-09-07
Notes Of Interest
On 5. s. Convention

Ou 0s Ss WIN AASA~A -
OF schools represented. Ston-
ing ton, High Point. Friendship,
Lewisville. Maxey, were most
distant constituting the border
land of the convention.
Only one district was not re-
presented, it being No. 8 In
northeast corner of county.
Rev. Callahan had charge Of
the children.
Children gave a half.hour pro-
gram up stairs.
A little girl Of Pigh Point gave
the titles and golden texts of all
the lessons for the quarter.
Mrs. Roeertson's class from
Prairie Queen gave a bible drill
that was fine.
Bro. Arnold gave a short ad-
dress on Baca county's great est
Sunday school. Sum
day school bigger asset than
bank or railroad. and would
not stay in the county with out
It.
Milt Amr;ne reported for two
schools-Boston and Villas.
Bro. Robertson suggested q
singing county convention.
Bro. Kerr of Stonington hop
ed the fellow who said the church
would not be filled had to stay
on the outside and look in, as
did.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-09-07

Ford Touring cars, 20 and 21
models with starters. Sale or
trade.
Joseph Res,
d3-4 Blaine. Colo.
Iwant dry farms in trade. 8.
Brown, Florence. Colo. c87
The Democrat-herald., 1923-09-07
13bAYS Of PRIeE SMASHING
On In Full Blast

Thousands upon Thousands of articles
in our Big Variety Store and Notions
Dept. Placed on our bargain tables.
We assure you you will find bargains
throughout our entire store.
, 1923-08-29
y%AccINArIoN coMpu1soRY.

Attention of the Casper public and
school authorities is called to the fol-
lowing ruling OF the department OF
public health. state of Wyoming. in
connection with tho opening of the
new school year.
mo pupil shall be enrolled in or
attend any public. private or pa.
rochial school In the state OF wyo.
ming. o shall any teacher be EN-.
played therein. until he or she shall
present to the person in charge OF
said institution. or his agent, a
certificate signed by q physician II.
censed to practice medicine in the
state of Wyoming. certifying that
said pupil or teacher shows evidence
Of having been successfully vacci.
mated by scarification against small.
pox or OF having had said disease
DIR L. C. SMITH,
Natrona County Health Officer.
Publish Aug. 20. 80. 1923.
, 1923-08-29
.H0DUNk TO GET WORLD SERIES
IF WEST LOSES CHAMPIONSHIP
RANGE CONTESTS, SAYS DAVIS

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Aug. 2s.-"I
hereby declare hat the 1924 worlds
championship baseball series will be
between Hodunk and Pigville." said
DR.. b. f. Davis. chairman of the
Cheyenne Frontier Days committee
today. when shown Yakima Canutt's
statement proclaiming that here
after the worlds championship cow
boy contests would be held in New
York City.
New York no longer is the logical
seal of the baseball classic" con
tinued the doctor. "Podunk has the
greatest aggregation of stars ever
gathered together on one diamond.
The list includes Sammy Smithers,
who once had n tryout with the Ar
kansas state league, and who. in ad.
dition to his other athletic achieve.
ments. shakes . wicked cue at our
town pool hall"
An ironical smile wreathed the
faco OF the chairman as he read the
Associated Press dispatch quoting
Canutt as saying that hereafter the
premier wild west shows would be
held only in the country's greatest
city instead of on the open plain.
of the west.
"I officially announce" no said
that next years Indianapolis speed
way will be transferred to the
Rocky Road to Dublin, and that this
Yale-Harvard regatta will be staged
on Powder River. which, as all tht
world is aware by this time, is 9
mile wide and an inch deep.
IT don't know the name of Te1
Austin's press agent. but whoever
no is he should be signed up by
some one as the worlds leading
humorist. Irwin Cobb and Rims
Lardner have been backed on thu
map. I am going TO wire PresidenI
Coolidge and suggest hat this pub
licity hound be appointed at once
the humorist laureate OF the natior
tho court Jester at Washington fol
all time"
, 1923-08-29
AMERICAN HELP
VIM FRIENDS
IN THE SOVIET
Story Of Relief Work
VIII Be Told for
Ages, Is Claim.

WASHINGTON. Aug. ss.-The
story OF the saving of millions of
lives of starving and diseased in
Russia by American aid will be
told lovingly in Russian households
for generations" Colonel William
N. Haskell declared n a final re-
port. published today. on the &C.
tivities of the American relief ad.
ministration in that country of
which he had charge.
The report, submitted to Herbert
Hoover. secretary of commerce and
chairman of the relief administra-
ton. summarized the two years Of
relief work which the gift of $780,
900 900 by the American people and
congress made possible and asserted
It had won for America a lasting
inheritance in good will of the Slav
races.
Declaring that communism in
Russia is dead and the country is
on the cad to recovery. Colonel
Haskell added that the realization
by the Russian people hat the
strong American system was able
and contained the spirit to save
these millions Of strangers from the
death that had engulfed them must
have furnished food for thought"
The checking OF famine and
pestilence. he said. turned h cor
ner for civilization in Russia and
lifted the Russian people from de-
hpair to hope.
, 1923-08-29
POSTCARD TRADE
Is NOW GREATLY REDUCED

Report from Europe that
the postcard trade. once tho liveli-
hood Of SO many thousands of men
and women. is dead. The blame is
put upon tho great increase in post
ago and the embarrassments now
connected with European travel. In
1913 the French p~ostoffice took in
seventy million francs from those
who used to mail postcards to the
friends at home. and in the same
year Germany exported picture
cards to the value of eightyfour mill
lion marks. Now the bulk of busi-
ness done in France has decreased
IS per cent. and the German export
trade has almost been wiped out.
The blow has fallen hard on armies
of photographers. photo-typists, car
toonists, %stationers. and peddlers.
, 1923-08-29
VILLAIN IN POPULAR
FILM At THE IRIS HAS
DIED SCORES OF TIMES

Clarence Burton, the villain in
Jack Pickford's new production.
"Garrison's Finish" his picture for
Allied Producers and Distributors
Corporation booked for tomorrow
and Thursday at tho Iris theatre,
has been a villain in almost count-
less pictures in the last nine years,
and this is the first one in three
years in which he is alive at the
end Of the story. Almost invariably
he has been KILLED on" before the
final grand climax. He says It is a
great relief to work in q film with.
out being slain and he enjoyed his
engagement with Mr.. Plckford
hugely.
Mr.. Burton was loaned to Jack
by Jesse l.. Lasky for this one him.
He plays the role of Crimmins, the
man who causes all kinds of trouble
for the hero. Jack Pickford. who
ultimately is obliged to hop onto
him and give him a genteel drub
bling for his numerous misdeeds In
the race track locale in which this
story is situated.
Mr.. Burton played in seven all
star productions last year. besides
appearing in several minor pictures
He has played different parts in a.
many Al three pictures stimuli
taneously.
, 1923-08-29

A new gas plant has Just been com
pleted at the q. T. Williams camp
N. 22, under the supervision OF
Superintendent Kemp. It has capac-
ity of $500 gallons Of gasoline Per
day and IL expected to DO in opera
ton by September IL.
w. r. Robertson. aight Waterman
at the Midwest Consolidated camp 10
leaving with his family for Texas.
Superintendant ]. ]. Hessick. Of
Western States home camp is send
ing his three sons and daughter to
school at Florence. Colorado. They
will be accompanied by MrB. Hes
sick.
Midwest Teapot Stakion
Henry Habernich. who has been
working this summer as truck helper
on the new 10 inch welded line for
the gas plant at Teapot station is
leaving to resume his course of
study at the Casper High school.
Alvin Fitzwater. of Nebraska. is
returning to attend the Lincoln High
| school.
Eos" Biodgett is going to school
at Laramie. He has followed the
engineering course for the past three
years.
John simondson is enjoying a visit
from his sister who arrived Sunday
on her way back from the Yellow
stone National park.
Teapot
sRed' Simmons, formerly of
louisiana. has accepted a position
with the Teapot Drug Store.
Peris Hargis. local real estate
dealer. has erected a new building
which has been leased for a pool hall
and general store
John Brooks has moved his store
from Fireman ven to Main street,
where 1t will be remodeled and con-
verted into a soft drink parlor.
Herbert Colvert has resigned from
the Producer and Refiners to accept
a similar position with Eller's Cafe
of Teapot.
Earl Filler is making daily trips be-
tween Teapot Dome and Casper with
his new Chevrolet truck.