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one finished o in the basement. 1t is strictly modern in every r-
spect and cannot be duplicated at this money only ,Sa75o $500 cash
Will handle. Call us for an appointment.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. So-Dandy little home N
United street in the north part of the city; gas heat Installed, the best
water in town. close to school and a place that will make you some
money. Price 1000, $500 cash will handle, balance at se5 per month.
Call us or a n appointment il you think the price and terms are right.
and own your own home.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 9s-Busness lot Just north of
the court house 4 short distance on Center street. 6Ox140 feet cast front.
This lot is on the pavement, is only n block from the very heart OF the
city and remember O Center street and that means 81 900 per front
foot within a very short time. This is a snap at $4,000, $500 cash
will give you possession, balance o suit All special assessments will DO
paid up to date. II you are contemplating the purchase II such a lot
end know values you will sec us at once.
, 1923-05-21
FOR SALE-RANCHES-

FOR sALE-Two s4o.acre ranches
Improved nt. Holt. near Lysite in
good sheep and cattle country on the
Yellowstone highway ut ten dollars
per acre. Cworth $50 can dry farm
200 acres; splendid opportunity for
sheep ranch; II interested. write own
.ers for appointment, y. c Golden or
r'om Maletto, Box 62i. Thormopolls.
Wyo.
, 1923-05-21
THE FRANTZ COOPERATION
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING.

To the Stockholders of the
Frantz Corporation:
Notice is hereby given to the
stockholders of The Frantz Corpor-
alton, that the annual meeting of
said stockholders will be held at
302-303 Oil Exchange Bldg. Casper,
Wyoming, at three o'clock p. NJ, on
Wednesday, June 9th, 1923, for the
purpose Of eleeting n new Board Of
Directors, and transacting such 9TH
err business as may properly come
before the meeting. The stock
transfer books will be closed for the
purpose of said meeting at the end
of business, Thursday, May II and
will be reopened after the couclu-
sion of said meeting, and all ad-
j%ournments thereof.
H.. p. FERREE,
Secretary.
Publish May Ia, 81, %, 1928.
, 1923-05-21
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE-Dresser. sanitary couch
mattress and kiddie koop. 622 S
Ash.
, 1923-05-21
WANTED-To BORROW

WANrED-S5, 900 to $1,000 straight
mortgage loan at 12 per cen per
annum on three apartment houses,
two bricks, one frame. valued at $780,.
900 bring n yearly income of over
$4,000. Address NJ. STAINS p. O.. BOX
9bT, Casper.
, 1923-05-21
FOR SALE-HoUSES

FOR SALE-Two-room house with
two finished rooms in basement;
81 $50 with $3.50 cash payment and
ali furniture included. Mathers Real.
ty Co, 255 S. Center. Phone 10sSW.
FOR SALE-A real bargain in three
room house. North Casper, $500,
mostly cash. Phone 2214.
, 1923-05-21
BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS opportunities; grocery
stock, lease and fixtures: cafe stock
with lease and fixtures: locations for
hotel, rooming house, apartments and
garage. See Ben Realty Co. Real
tors.
, 1923-05-21

FOR SALE Blacksmith shop and
tools, big territory to draw from.
Louis Stok, Moororoft, Wyo.
, 1923-05-21
LOST AND FOUND

Return to EOS Continental Supply
Bldg
, 1923-05-21

FOR SALE OR TRADE-one of tho
finest irrigated farms in central
Wyoming, consisting OF = acres Of
decided land, all fenced, 90 acres irrl.
gated. 10 acres in orchard, fair i'm
provements. twelve miles from Cas-
per, neal Alcova road; will CONSIDER
some Casper property. good terms;
real bargain; come IND see it or write
A Meneice, Alcovn. Wyo.
, 1923-05-21
FOR SALE-AUToM0BlLEs
USED CARS


Some really good bargains at cas-,
terms.
Maxwell. 1922 touring, looks and
runs like new. carries new car guar
antee: s225 down. balance s5o.41 per
month.
Chalmers, 1929 touring. can hardly
be told from a new car; carries new
car guarantee; easy terms.
Dodge touring. late model, refin-
ished and overhauled, has practic-
ally new tires; is ready for good serv.
ice; s175 down, balance S3s.15 per
month.
Ford roadster. very good condition,
$3.50.
Ford touring. worth more. 500.
Maxwell touring. mechanically o.
*; car just refinished. good tires; ss5
down, balance S17.9S per month
Dodge touring. n real bargain, $500.
REQ touring ~overhauled and refin-
ished. a real family a hat vii, more
than give you your moneys worth
in pleasure and service: 500 down
balance s27.25 per month.
Franklin touring. its seldom that
you can get a bargain like this car;
500 down, balance S27.25 per month.
, 1923-05-21

FOR SALE-Fourroo house. good
terms. like rent. Frank Webster,
South Casper Addition. Z. o. Box
1876.
FOR BALE-NeNv modern two.room
house, one.half block Off u. Sec
ond; ono and one.half block from bus
line, will sacrifice for quick sale. 221
s. Fenway.
FOR SALE-StrictIy modern five
room house; lot 5ox14o feet. Inquire
1863 N. jefferson.
FOR SALE - Four-room moCcrn
house near Second; hardwood floors
newly built. $4,000 with $500 down,
Mathers Realty CO., 255 s. Center.
.Phono l0g8W.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-By owner,
nice little home and furniture, in
good district at n bargain. For par
ticulars Phone Wilson 1405W.
, 1923-05-21

HALF or entire interest TO state
right on patent. Chance for good
salesman to clean IN SIS. Oo0.O 90. For
details write L. d. Wilson, Cody,
WNo.
, 1923-05-21
ENCOURAGEMENT

We have moved our sales and serv-
ice to. our new buildings located at
1850 East Yellowstone.
We are now direct factory distrib-
utors for the state OF Wyoming for
the new Chandler motor cars. To
make room for the new cars We arc
Offering our present stock of cars at
greatly reduced prices. Among our
stock we have some exceptionally
good values in good used cnrs. 1t will
pay you to look over what we have
to offer. Here are a few of them;
Three Ford tourings.
Two ForG bugs
Two Ford trucks.
Two @. NJ. C.. trucks.
one Republic truck.
New Light six Columbia.
Slightly used Light Six Columbia.
Stutz touring.
Chalmers Rondster, like new.
R-ickenbacker touring,
Hudson sedan, %repuinted, looks and
runs Ike new
Regal touring.
Paige touring.
King touring.
Hudson touring.
Chevrolet touring.
All priced right. special discount for
cash, sold on small payment down
and liberal terms also. CAL Mt our
garage or call 203O and our saleamen
will call and bring you out
BENEDICT MOTOR co.
1850 Fast Yellowstone.
Phone 2O30
FOR sALE-Ford touring. good ION.
d|itionlate 1920 model. Phone s90J
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS ETC.
RELINQUIsHNTENTs

One six miles from Casper for $3.50:
one sixteen miles from Casper for
$3.50; one nine miles from Casper for
$50. Phone 1901.
, 1923-05-21
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE = Paige five passenger
touring car, all weather top; mo-
tor excellent condition; bumper, five
wire wheels. battery, s4O0: ask for
demonstration. Phone 1192W.
FOR SALE-Ford coupe body. AL
condition; bargain. Cal 1902 Bur
lington Ave.
, 1923-05-21
FOR S%ALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-Good boarding house on
Yellowstone. Phone 129R.
FOR sALE-six-room house. near
hospital, 81, 500. terms. Phone 214J,
FOR SALE-Modern home of nine
rooms, two baths, sunporch, double
garage; close to pavement; $500,
$500 cash. II. Ramon, 242 E. Second.
Tel. ZOE.
FOR SALE-Beautiful residence in
southeast Casper, five rooms bath,
and full basement, IS, 600. $1,000 cash.
r. Ramon. PAP L. Second. Tel. 702.
FOR SALE - Four-room furnished
stuoco house on large lot; lights.
water. telephone, also largo stucco
garage with room in 1t.
A BARGAIN.
1412 South jackson.
FOR sALE-New house, full base.
ment, three rooms, breakfast nook
n bath on first floor: will be ready
soon; don't miss this. See owner at
436 Figurora, two blocks east of the
brewery.
FOR SALE-Four-room strictly mod
ern house with four rooms and bath
in basement. cheap for cash or terms
II desired. Inquire at basement of
1921 s.. Cottonwood
FOR sALE-Two-room house, four
lots, north side with east front and
corner, very reasonable and on terms,
See Ben Realty Co., Realtors.
FOR sALE-Just completed beautiful
strictly modern five-room house;
one large finished room in basement;
fireplace, and all built-in features;
must be seen to be appreciated. Cor
ner Lind n Jefferson.
FoE sALE-Two,room brick house
gas. water. lights, 81 200 with first
payment of $500. Mathers Realty Co.
255 S. Center. Phone 10sSW.
FOR sALE-Bungalow that breathes
a welcome from every view on the
interior you will find every comfort
and convenience OF a real home; its
exterior pleasing impression is heigh.
tened by tho finished detail roof,
caves, flower boxes and porch work;
good location. you will enjoy seeing
this attractive home; price SIS 800,
81 900 down. Harry Free & Co. 1903
Becklinger Bldg. Phone 23s.
FOR sALE-Three-room house on
Fenway 81, $50; $500 cash: new five
room modern house. s. Beech. So, 800:
terms; four-room modern house near
refinery gate. s4.250. easy terms.
three-room Furnished house on .h1ck-
son, $4,000, $1,000 cash; new modern
hve-room house with three finished
rooms In basement: laundry and fur
mace room good location on Oak,
5000. good terms; one OF those nice
homes on Kirk. $3.50. half cash; Two.
room houhe. gas. light and water, 81
100, $3.50 cash on Fenway. Martln-La.
mar, nj s. Smith Block. Phone
gaia.
rnR RAT.E-rnrrrnnm hn,sn rnnh
, 1923-05-21
HELP W~ANTED--MALE

MEN-Lcarn barbering, spring rush
boosts wages. Write: will explain
ali. Moler Barber College. 1929 Seven
Fifteenth St.. Denver, Colo.
WANTED Carpenters, first class
men only. See Grover Gorsuch
Eleventh and Lincoln.
, 1923-05-21
FOR R%ENT-OFFICES
FOR S~ALE--H0USES

COY two.room house, furnished 81
desired; gas. water, lights, garage,
chicken house; large lot; priced right
small payment down. balance Ike
rent. Phone S2B.
FOR SALEsrour-room house close
In on north side. $500. $50 II.
Ramon, 2A2 L. Second. Tel. f02.
, 1923-05-21
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT Light running sewing
machines. Phone 1886.
FOR RENT-New storeroom. 133 N.
Wolcott.
, 1923-11-15
Saving In Good Roads.

Tests recently conducted by A.. 3. Cut
ter, city engineer of Everett, Wash, to
determine the effect of different road
types upon gasoline consumption showed
that on modern concrete and bituIithic
asphalt roads there is no difference in
, 1923-11-15

gasoline consumption. On gravel or wa
ter bound macadam roads in good coDdi.
ton gasoline consumption is from 10 to
IS per cent greater.
"UnGer modern volume of traffic"
says Mr.. Cutter, good roads RAPIDLY pay
for themselves in economy of gasoline
consumption and the same holds true in
economy of tire and other automobile
wear and tear"
The tests were made on roads ia Wash.
ington, Oregon and California. They
provided a distance in each test of 100
miles of continuous operation in order
accurately to record 'ha gasoline . con
sumption and pgo luc4 a fair average. 1t
was required that the tests be made on
road surfaces in good condition after
three years practical use AID that a uni
form speed of not less than twenty nor
more than thirty miles pr hour be main
tained.-N 7. Times, oct. 18th.
The above clipping has been brought
to our notice, as an evidence Of the value
Of good roads. Up norlh people have
motored thousands OF miles over naca,
dam roads surfaced with asphalt and
, 1923-11-15

ST. CR0IX 7ATION.
Paris, Nv. Ellth.-France celebrated
IT'S fifth anniversary of the Arnistic. to-
daV with more p0DD an sole nIity, but
less exubars4c3 ana greater inteHSi y of
feeling, than displayed on any N0vem-
Der 18th, silce the last shot of the war
was heard. The mOmantuuS events in
Europe, the unrest along the Rhine, the
menace among the Common people
against the security of France, in the
reactionary nationaIistS open activities
in Germany. and the return 10 the Reich
of one of the men whom they hald re-
sp0nsibIe foc their losses, all tended to
make this day, not ore OF rejoicing for the
people OF France, bar one intended to
SHOW u1altetabie determination thar the
calamities, the ,end of Whjcn it com
m9n0rates, shall not again be visited
upon hem.
London, Nov. 10.h.-Mr. David Lloyd
George flat apudiatiOn OF protection has
undoubtedly disappointed many C)nser-
VatiVeS who, forgetting or ignoring the
eX-Premier's previous declarations in
favour OF free trade, notably the speech
he made at Manchester last April. and
nurSed the hope that his visit to Canada
would influence him, at any rate, in ia
YOUR of imperial preference. The hopes
of those who desire a reuliOn of the two
factions Of the Liberal Party have been
raised to a h.gh point by the ex Premiel's
u]Iterances AID tue efforts they have late
~ been, making to induce the Laoour-
ties to effect a deal With The Liberals, 50
as to defeat protactionism at the polls
will be intensified forthwith. Political
cynics viii probably derive amusement
at the suggestion brought for ward by the
Conservative press today, that in view
Of the trouo IS in and concerning Ger,
many, Mr.. baldwin may decide that this
is not the time to plunge Great Britain
into the turnout of a general election.
The Morning Post, strongly conserva-
tive and pro-taritf. features this idea,
asserting that the condition Of Ger
many has in reduced a complication, for
if the foreign outlook does not becosla
less ominous, the Premier perhaps may
feel obliged % defer dissolution" The
Opposition viii surely seize upon this
and similar statements as hints that in
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SENATOR CULBERSON,
AS COUE'S PATIENT,
! is IN GOOD HEALTH
Friends Attribute His I'm.
Z: proUement to Auto
suggestion.

Washington, d. O., Feb. S.-Al-
though Senator Charles A. Culberson
Of Texas, In the vernacular Of Wash
ington, is "lame duck since his ser
vice IN Congress terminates on March
4, he intends to remain here as a specta-
tor, at least, Of the proceedings in the
Sixty-eighth Congress.
Senator Culberson appears to be in
better health now than he was during
the campaign. 1t is an open secret
about Washington, that he was one of
the converts to the auto-suggestion doc
trime Of N. Coue, the little apothccary
of Nancy, and friends Of the Texas SEN
ator attributes his improvement to auto
suggestion.
In point Of service Senator Culber-
son is the dean Of the minority, hav-
ing begun his service in the Senate on
March 4, 1899, and in length Of service
is surpassed only by Senators Lodge.
Warren and Nelson, all Republicans.
1t Is largely because of this that Sena-
tor CulbersOn, even since the Demo
Gratis lost control of the Senate in 1918,
has had two offices, one in the Senate
office building and the other on the
first floor Of the Senate wing in the
capitol. Arrangements have been made
whereby he is TO retain possession of
the office in the capitol even after his
retirement and while no time limit has
been placed on such occupancy, it is
assumed be may use it as long as he
cares TO do so.
1t is contemplated that Senator Gull
berson will drive to the Capitol, as has
teen his custom for "a years, and will
Spend a part of each day at his office.
There he will receive his mail and at.
tend to any matters of business he may
! have. He and his family expect to re-
main in Washington during the spring
and spend part of the summer at At
laLtiC City.
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beyond her control, for an indetermin-
able time.
For all these reasons it is believed,
notably in Switzerland, that the CunO
administration will soon fall or il it
does not fall it will enter into pour
parlers with France and Belgium. Let
me add, and i have no means Of con-
firming this prediction and only set il
down for what it is worth that such
action seems certain to come.
The Ruhr events thus far have not
further complicated Franco British re-
lations. This is due largely to the ex-
cellent discipline of the Franco Belgian
troops but also in part to Bonar Laws
SangfrOid in resisting certain pressure
of which the British press has been
full.
1t has been lamentable on the
other hand that the Lausanne confer.
ence has caused at least apparent mis-
understanding between London and
Paris. 1t is said, however, that this
is due entirely to false reports. Still,
whatever the final decision of the Turks
it was essential that they should have
been confronted by united Europe.
All Europe is finder box and it
is dangerous to strike a match any
where. The speech of Senator Reed of
Pennsylvania pleased many Frenchmen
first because of the kind things he said
about France. and secondly because it
gave to Americas policy of non-partici-
patton an Interpretation which in view
of existing circumstances seemed very
sane.
l already have explained why reports
that Ameri,,. would try TO intervene on
behalf of Germany caused alarm. Amer
ica's help cannot be useful until Europe
herself puts her house in some sort of
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WILL BUILD HOSPITAL
w. o. W. Limit in Purchase Of Site Elk.
pired February 3.

According to Judge Z. D. Henry.
attorney for the W. o. w. Lodge
OF San Antonio, the $4,000 neces-
Sary to purchase the building
site for the proposed W. o. W,
hospital TO be located on Terrell Hill,
has not been raised This money should
have been raised by February 3.
Citizens o. the community and the
Chamber Of Commerce tried to stop the
construction Of the hospital when it was
learned that tubercular patients we're
TO be treated there.
In a letter to Judge Henry, w. A..
Fraser. sovereign commander of the
Noodmen. stated that if the money was
raised. work would be abandoned on the
present site and he would endeuvor TO
find another location, but if the money
was not raised. the work would con
tInue and the hospital would be es-
tab.iShed. Reports from Judge Henry
show that the work is progressing ran
Idly on the structure, one wing Of
which is already completed, he said.
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avenue q very audible murmur shank
the Lord for the constitution"
For nine long month, Congress Is
going to be without the means Of eI-
pressing itself-speechless IL one can
imagine such a thing. During that the
President mad Secretary Of State may
so far If they choose in the direction
of formulating foreign policy. Many
keen observers believe that the con-
flicting views Of senator's have had
much to do with keeping foreign affairs
in a muddled condition. The senatorial
influence will be gone from March to
December-nine months-and much can
happen in that time.
The persistency with which Congress
has been on the country's hands can
best be realized by the fact that there
have been extra sessions Of every Con-
gress except one since Mr.. Taft went
into the White House on March 4,
1909. That was IA years ago, only in
1915 was there the usual long vaca-
ton.
1t Is small wonder III. Washington
officialdom views the coming vacation
with feeling akin to equanimity.
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FRENCH AWAIT
FUTURE HOPING
FOR THE BEST
Tardieu Says Present Ruhr
Policy Should Have Been
Used From First.
PREDICTS CUNO'S FALL
Alternative Is for Chancel-
lor to Begin Pour Par
Iers With Allies.
Rv ANDRE TARDIEU.

Copyright, 1923, by The San Antonio Light.
Paris, Feb. 3.-Europe still is crop
ing in darkness. Great confusion
reigns not alone in the acts, but also
in the minds.
In the Ruhr as result OF the Ter
man governments mad resistance, tine
Franco Belgian governments have, AFTER
three weeks of cropping, allowed thelr
plans to become known. hey nave
ordered all coal trains from the Ruhr
barred from unoccupied Germany.
l have insisted from the beginning
this was necessary. What we are after
is to collect from Germany and to do
so we must put pressure on her. Pom
care said January IL we were to take
IS per cent from Germany. This did
not succeed for since January we
have received neither coal nor coke.
The decision of January 81 meant
a change in methods. 1t now is being
sought to compel Germany to yield by
separating her from the Ruhr basin
and thus .disrupting her economic life.
Whatever may be the result of this
plan, it seems more logical than the
other. If it had been applied in the
beginning it probably would have been
effective.
Gets Coal From England.
Germany which foresaw this blow
has tried to counter it by ordering ten
MILL | tons of coal from England. She
is trying to get more and ." her credit
abroad totals ten billion sid marks.
she can pay.
But if this game is prolonged it will
prove dangerous to her, economically
dangerous because it would place Ger
man trade on an artificial basis and
financially dangerous as it speedily
would exhaust her credit so jealousy
placed out of reach of the PREPARATIONS
commission. 1t also would mean that
her heart-the Ruhr-would be placed
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order. Reed said the same thing in
another way. .
What will tomorrow produce in so
many uneasy fields? Nobody can say.
The French await the future clamly.
Political parties, excepting the COM
munists, of course, have adopted a
quiet and proper attitude.
Everybody must admit we are not
acting like militarists or imperialists.
We desire to stabilize the peace and
re-establish our finances. II this double
result can be achieved, France will at
least have moral repose which she has
been seeking for three years.
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he was candidate for mayor Of San An
first officers training camp at Leon
Springs in 1917, was commissioned a
captain at its conclusion and in No
vember 1917 was made a major in the
signal corps. In the spring Of 1915
he was sent overseas in command OF
the 312th Field Signal Battalion, and
returned to San Antonio in the sum
mer of 1919. He then went into bust
ness for himself, and in February 1921
became vice president Of the Texas
State Bank and Trust company, which
position he has held since.
During the term Of 1857 he was
president Of the San Antonio school
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CAN BE CURED
Thousands Are Now Using
New Treatment Which
Is Sent Free.

II you suffer from Pyorrhea, bleeding
or liberated gums, abcesses. gum boils,
loosening of the teeth, etc. send your
name to the Martin Chepicsl Co.,
Dept. 300, Independence, Mo-, and they
will send you full size dollar bottle OF
Pyrokur on free trial. If it cures, you
are to send them 81. Otherwise your
report cancels the charge. You pay
nothing until you are satisfied.
This remarkable treatment is meeting
with wonderful success and il relieving
thousands of people. Many who think
they have loose or aching teeth find|
that the. trouble is in the gums sndI
after a few days use of Pyrokur the
pain is gone, the teeth herUme more
solid and the foul breath is ogne.-|
(Adv.)
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Hood, Walton D., vice president
Texas State Bank and Trust company,
born August %, 1882, near Caldwell.
Burleson county, Texas, son Of Robert
P. Hood, and Minnie MacLaren, both
Of Burleson county.
History Of Life-At the age Of II
he went to work for the Santa Fe Rail
road as a telegraph operator. When 70
he quit the railroad business and went
to work in the cotton business Of George
II. McFadden and Bros, under Hearne
and DeLesdernier. He remained with
this firm for only short time and then
went on the road as a travelling sales
man. Following this he went into the
candy manufacturing business, In 1917
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board. In 1915 he was Potentate Of
Ben Hur Temple Of the Shriners and
in 1921 was commander of the local
post of the American Legion.
Boybood Ambitions-To be railroad
man.
Clubs-Knight Templar, Shriner, 800
degree Scottish Rite, Elks, American
Legion and Alamo Country Club.
Hobby-Boosting.
MISUNDERSTANDING and fishing.
Ambition for San Antonio-"I want
to see everyone pull together to make
San Antonio what it should be. want
to see real auditorium built, dams
to prevent flood and a radiance of the
knocker and political strife"