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New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
WILL IS SET ASIDE.
Dr. Freeman Len Si0O.O00 Io Chauf-
 fcur and Cut on Wire.

New Brunswick, N. s,. Nov. 21,-- Justice Kirkpatrick today set aside The will Of the late Dr. Charles M Freeman. which left li0.o .o00 To his chauIour Harry Mohrlng. and cut off his wife, Mary E. Wilkins Free man, authorcss, with one dollar.
 The court hold that Dr Freeman had only known his chauffeur six months when hc made thr Nill: that hr ~2s a chronic alcoholic and uuffer- cd from a diseased mird: and that he was Of insufficient mental capacity Justly in dispose of his estate
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21

Cakes ran b. heavy and tastesess. or as defei0ns as though mixed ht sn exu.rf baker Your cakes Hi1 fe de- gsrhtfui ff Hav0rss rfth Bakers Cer- rfed Fiarofimg Extracts -adtr
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21

Chicago. Nov. 21.--A court fight to test the authority of government au- tlitors to have full access to books Of packing companies is indicated by the statement of l.. F. Swift, president of Swift and company, that his con- cern wilt resist the attempt Of the secretary of agriculture to investigate company affairs.
 such attempted regulation of the entire business can but result in con- i'ict of regulation and the confusion Of the industry" Mr. Swift said. Tt will proba bly be necessary to let the courts decide this issue
 "I still believe the constitution gives q little privacy to citizens and we want to find out said Thomas Creigh, general counsel for the Cudahy Pack ing company. "Thcro is nothing in the packing and stockyards act which will permit an official to walk into your office. sit down at a desk and tell you how to run your business
 Creigh indicated that the concern he represents will refuse to comply with the request Of Secretary Wallace.
, 1923-07-22

agents for the Gabriel snubbers
which are factory equipment on 81
different makes of cars. A service
station for Northeast Electric equip
ment which is factory equipment on
Dodge. Rec and Franklin cars. also
Eisemann magnetos which are equip
ment on about So per cent of the
heavy trucks o IN use.
They carry a complete stock of
batteries and snubbers for all makes
of cars and their modern equipment.
together with their forc eof expert
employees afford car owners that I'M
excelled service for which they are
noted.
Mr.. Frank Cotter is among the
employees, who has been with Mr..
Earnshaw since he started and is
widely known as an expert in his
line and is considered authority on
ignition and generator work.
Mr.. Earnshaw may be considered
one of Casper's substantial citizens.
He owns his own home here and his
long residence has made for him a
host of friends. He is a member of
the local Vroman Post No. 2 of the
American Legion. also the local order
Of Elk and Odd Fellows.
, 1923-07-22
BURY REALTY
COMPANY GLAD
TO SHOW YOU
Concern Has Many Interest
ing Opportunities to Offer
"A. Z. Biglin Manager

Eight wears ago, A. e. Biglin moved
to Casper from O'Neil. Nebraska, ana
when he first came here he entered
the Casper National bank as book
keeper. He was also manager OF the
Salt Creek Oil Co. Seeing h posi-
abilities in the real estate business.
and realizing that real estate was the
safest Investment, Mr.. Biglin entered
this business. also %foreseeing thai the
demand for business buildings natur-
auv would increase with the popula-
ton, making both residences and bust
ness property a good and safe in
vestment-
Marvin Bentley Is the real estate
salesman of the Jas. II. Bury Realty
company, which is located ut the
present time in the DAILY building. In
fact, they have been in this location
for the past year and a half.
People will continue to flock here
creating added demand for land. for
residences and for business oppor-
tunity. In other words. buy and build
now rather than lose the present OPP
portunity.
The Bury Realty company would
be glad to show you n few of the OPP
p~ortunities here. You may search the
country without finding anything to
compare with values here. CASPER
is BOUND TO GROW.
, 1923-07-22
miss DORIS Van METER ACCOMPLISHED TEACHER
OF MUSIC HISTORY, VOCAL, PIANO AND VIOLIN

of music history and harmony. and
delights in this phase of her teaching.
Beginning in September. monthly re-
citals are given. All students are
expected to appear. Parents witness
the progress of their child and can
make an able comparison with others
of h same age and grade.
Another feature is the annual con-
test held in February. The contest
is held in all departments of work.
Students in order to classify must be
regularly enrolled in September. hav.
ing not less than four lessons per
month. Four credible public perform.
ances must be given entirely from
memory in the school recitais.
Suitable awards are given. Com.
petent judges are selected and the
greatest effort and care are exercised
to see that the contest is fair and
Just in every way.
, 1923-07-22
SPRINGS
GOOD LINE FOR
LOCAL COMPANY
E. A. Moore and Joe Csaki
Started Manufacture of
Platform Springs Here

In 1922 Mr.. z. A. Moore and Mr..
Joe Csaki bought the stock and
equipment of the Hank Blacksmith
company and started the manufac-
ture of platform springs for Dodge
cars which they call the Casper Plat
form Spring. Patent is applied for
on same.
Mr.. Moore was formerly connected
with the Casper Supply company OF
this city and his duties here consist
Of office work and keeping stock
while Mr.. Csaki, formerly with tho
Coliseum Motor company, oversees
the shop work.
Their growth in the past short
period has been phenomenal when
you consider that today they are
shipping their product to parts In
the west as far as Oregon n inter
mediate points. The Moore Hard
ware company. Denver, Colo. at the
present time are western distributors
for them and with orders rolling in
from this source together with what
work they attend to locally their
capacity is strained to the limit con
tinually.
They carry a large stock OF auto
and truck springs in addition to Their
own make, and have the only com
plete stock of main spring leave &c
be found in this country. They have
also added n complete stock of truck
body building equipment and are
| building bodies on n large scale. They
have exclusive distribution for tbs
Gruss air spring for the state OF
wyoming.
, 1923-07-22
AUTO ELECTRICAL CO IS
SUPERIOR TO MOST SHOPS
IN THIS LINE OF WORK

Superior to the vast majority of
electrical establishments n sur
rassed by one either in general ex-
cellence of Workmanship or superior,
ity OF material used. the Auto Elec-
trical company, managed by w. p.
"Bil" Crawford has continued since
1916 to gain in popularity with auto
drivers.
h establishment has been select
ed as sales n servire station for tho
famous Willard Storage battery
] which may be considered foremost
among batteries on the market to-
day.
The stock which this battery sta
ton has on hand is complete for any
make of car. Also having Installed
complete scientific equipment for the
purpose of repairing, r~echarging or
rebuilding all batteries. The work in
cludes all features of starting, light.
ing and ignition. Carl K. Barnes is
among h employees expert In igni-
ton and starter work.
Located at 1856 L. Midwest avenue.
their experts will continue to give
car owners that par excellent serv-
ice which has won favor in the past
| and will make certain for future
growth
, 1923-07-22
EARNSHAW IS
GUIDING HEAD
OF LOCAL GO.
Owner and Manager of Cas-
per Battery Company One
of Substantial Citizens

L. r. Earnshaw. owner and man.
ager OF the Casper Battery company,
came to Casper 10 years from
Burlington. Wis. After serving his
country in the late World war he
returned to Casper and was with the
Coliseum Motor company until about
three n one half years ago when
he started for himself. establishing
the above firm al sos East Yellow.
stone.
Rendering service really worth
while and placing conscientious effort
behind every job has built for Mr..
Earnshaw his enviable reputation and
him of an ever increasing
patronage in the future. AS evidence
of this n need only note that from
the start his business has increased
to suck an extent that he is now
building his own building at 11s East
Fifth next to the Coliseum garage,
and will move there to more spacious
quarters as soon Is the building Is
completed.
They handle the famous Vesta
battery noted for its exceptional Ions
life by the use of in-destructable isola-
tors which lock the plates apart. pre-.
venting short circuits. They are
, 1923-07-22
Price G. McGraugh
Well Known Casper
Real Estate Firm

The firm of Price & McGrauth was
organized two years g and the
members certainly need no introduc-
tion to the people of Casper and
vicinity.
Mr.. Nc Graugh came to Natrona
County before Casper was a town
and has seen Casper grow into a city.
His long residence here has gained n
large acquaintance n is well worthy
OF the good opinion in which he has
been held by all who know him.
Mr.. II. II. Price was born and raised
in Wyoming and today in addition to
his connections with this firm holds
the position of City Clerk.
They write insurance OF all kinds.
life. accident, and fire. and insure
all kind of property both personal and
real; and they represent several of
the most reliable insurance companies
in existence. This company opened
the Jinsville acreage which joins the
CY ranch on the south. At this writ.
ing the above is practically sold out,
A call at this office will mean n
cordial greeting, and a business
transaction with them will mean fair
and honorable treatment
, 1923-07-22
METROPOLITAN
HELPS SHOPPER
To BUY EASILY
5 to SO Cent Store Makes
Purchasing Quality Good
Cheaply Possible

Among the business enterprises
that help Casper shoppers to buy
quality merchandise at reasonable
prices The Metropolitan &c to soc
Store is one of the leaders of the city.
Their organization of eighty-three
stores throughout the country make
possible a buying organization buying
in quantities that places merchandise
on their shelves ut the least possible
cost. In organizing a concern of this
kind there is always the necessity oil
good hard work and they r bound to
experience many difficulties during
the first few years. The experiment
al and rough stages of the firm have
low passed and they have associated
themselves with men of rare ability in
this line of work.
A. N. McFadyen. who prior to Jan
uary 1 was with the S. II. kresge
for twenty years is now
holding the office of vice president oil
the organization. And the many OPP
oratiye methods which he has enacted
have made a noticeable change
throughout the organization.
About a year ago l.. w. Jones TOT
merly nag OF the Salt Lake CITY
store was sent here to take charge OF
our local store and with the result
that the Metropolitan store is a cen
ter of business activity In Casper
among the main lines of popular
nrioed merchandise perhaps the one
Of particular mention is the Sheet
Music and Pathe Acutelle Records uh'
der the able supervision of Mrs
Thompkins. Mr.. Jones saws thai Inc
snccess Of this department to u great
o~tent "a due TO the personal efforts
and hard work of Mrs.
This store also features a BABY re,
partment, Candy Department s'ai
Brand Threads, Ten Gent Dueita fei,
Nets and is Headquarters FOR all
school supplies.
, 1923-07-22

sense of the word is what you will
find at the Wyatt hotel. This is a
three story building. having
ITO guest rooms. and 30 apartments,
electric lighted. running hot and cold
water n steam heated. There are
rooms with or without bath. and the
many years experience which Mr..
Tucker has had in the hotel business,
has well equipped him for the real
work. of providing home comforts,
clean well furnished rooms to hotel
guests. who appreciate the service
and courtesy extended them by the
manager.
The Wyatt hotel has sample rooms
for commercial men. In the lobby
will be found local and long distance
telephone booths and writing desks.
1t is also well lighted and furnished
with tables. rockers and easy chairs
for the convenience of the travelling
public who are fortunate enough to
stop at this splendidly managed hotel
, 1923-07-22
MECHANIC IS
BEST FRIEND
OF M0T0RlST
Redenbo and McAteer Give
That Kind of Service at
New Garage

Have you yer taken your car to a
garage n been forced 10 pay for
a good deal of time spent by repair
men finding out n few things about
your car hal he should have known
before your n arrived7 Right here
let me state hat h best friend to
the motorist today is the good mo
chanic, one that knows his business
and tries 10 give the public the very
best there is in service and workman
ship One that the car owner will
drive fhr and long It find.
Mr.. Redenbo and Mr.. Ateer have
opened n service garage for the Paige.
and Jewett cars ard n trial of their
master work will convince you that
they know Paige and Jewett cars
from the ground up.
Mr.. Redenbo and Mr.. McAteer have
for h Paige Motor Co in California
for three years also was employed by
tho Plntte-F awcett Paige and Jeweti
Co. of Denver. Colo, and just prior
to opening this garage WINS service
manager for tho Doud and Weaver
Motor Co. of this city.
MI. McAteer'a experience with the
Pnige and Jewett cars IS no less com
plete. having spent a number of years
IN the employ of different Paige and
Jewett dealers. amnng them the
Piatte-Fawcetf Motor Co. Denver.
n spent one yea as service man
2ger at their branch in Pueblo.
These two gentlemen VIII give you
personal attention in oTerhauling. re.
pairing and reryiee on Paige and
Jrvrcfr -are They also do ali kinds
Of VeldtnE and general nutomobtl
runir. They are authorized agent
1r Dor1 service.
, 1923-07-22
QUALITY AND SERVICE
ACCOUNT FOR BUSINESS
OF CASPER PROVISION

Fred W. Hufsmith started the re-
tail business at the present location a
little over two years ago. Fred W.
APPEL who was formerly associated
with the Central Market company,
entyed into partnership with Mr..
Hufsmith abou one year later. About
three months after Mr.. APPEL became
a part of the firm, they decided to
add a wholesale department to their
already large retail business. Since
this was done the growth of the bust
ness has been marvellous. in view OF
, 1923-07-22

Miss Doris Van Meter Is a graduate
OF Drake University Conservatory of
Music. Des Moines, Iowa; a vocal
student of Homer Cowper of d. u; a
piano student of Grace Medbury also
of Drake University; a violin student
of DR.. A. G. Mitchell. Boston. Mass.
who is author of Mitchell Methods.
violins. clarinet. cornet and trombone.
Miss Van Meter is also a successful
teacher in the public schools as well as
in her private studio, which s located
in her home.
Miss Van Meter specializes in
orchestra for adult players, harmony.
theory and music history. essential to
every student whether old or young
beginners or advanced; whether It he
string OF wind Instruments or IT,
studying to have a better appreciation
Of music. She is a thorough student
, 1923-07-22
CASPER SHEET
METAL WORKS
is PROSPEROUS
One of Outstanding Industrial
Shops of Community Re-
Gently Purchased

One OF the outstanding prosperous
industrial shops Of the community. is
that of the Casper Sheet Metal Works
owned anc operated by Messrs. Bolle
and Flaherty, and located in the e
of the Kimball Drug store. This Sheet
Metal Works was established a num-
ber of years ago. and was purchased
by the present owners the first of
the current year
This industrial plant is equipped
with the latest in machinery for the
manufacture of almost anything in
the sheet metal line, mentioning sky
lights. v%entilators, tanks and fur
naces. They also do general roofing
work, and handle the nationally
known and advertised BARRIERS As
phalt Roofing and Shingles. also tar
and gravel roofing.
II you want real service, and the
pest of workmanship along the above
mentioned lines. you will make nc
mistake in placing your orders with
the Casper Sheet Metal Works, as
the members of this firm are experts
both having had, a lumber of years
experience before taking charge Of
their present works.
Due to the fact that this firm ha
already established an excellent repu
tation when it comes to superb work
manship, they have been moro thar
successful in getting contracts. They
employ a large number of workmen
who are known to be experienced and
painstaking, Inc no doubt this pros
porous business will continue to in
crease along with the rapid strides
that our city Is making.
, 1923-07-22
B j c AL D IS
SUCCESSFUL IN
SOUND POL|C
Local Grocery and Market
Administered Wisely by
Habenicht and Sandhoefner

The original Bungalow Grocery was
located in the o of the cor
ner of Fifth and Beech streets. In
JJune, 1919, Mr.. Habenicht took a
lease on the building at present oc-
cupied by the Bungalow Grocery and
Market. On October 20. 1919. the new
Bungalow Grocery and Barket was
opened by G. l.. Habenicht and ]. A.
Sandhoefer. located at 412 Fast Fifth
street, with building yet to be com
pleted. The store force at that time
consisted Of Gordan Habenicht. j. A.
Sandhoefner and Fred Habenicht, and
the total of the first days business
was s1s.
Through a sound business policy of
buying the best merchandise on the
market, and giving to the public, the
best OF service and the utmost in cour-
tesy at all times, his business has
grown until today it ranks with Cas-
per's best and largest retail establish
ments. The present store force con-
sists of Gordon Habenicht, ]. A.
Sandhoefner. Paul E. Ingram. Fred
Habenicht. Clifford Haker. Ray Hab-
enicht, Clarence Thompson and the
bookkeeper. The lines of merchandise
featured. include "Advo" canned
fruits and vegetables, Gold Medal and
Plush Flour. Meadow Gold and Blue
Hin buffers and at all times a fun
line of the markets choicest fresh
fruits and vegetables.
The market affords a full and com
plete line of fresh n smoked meats,
fish and poultry. featuring the home
products of the Casper Packing com
pany. as well as the best from the
Armour. Morris and Cudahy plants.
, 1923-07-22

the fact that the concer is only a
new one.
year. Mr.. Hufsmith purchased the
Mammoth Commissary from the
Mammoth OIL company. located at
the main Mammoth camp. This is a
general merchandise store.
The good name and patronage of
the Casper Provision company de-
ponds upon quality and service. and
the management proposes to build
their business along these lines. and
to the extent that it will be a credit
to both the management and Casper.
Try them and satisfy yourself that
they really know their business.
, 1923-07-22
WYATT HOTEL
HAS STANDING
With TOURIST
Recently J. w. Tucker Pur-
chased Interest of Brydon
In Local Hosiery

Few. II any of the really first class
hotels of Central Wyoming has the
standing with the commercial travel
ers and auto tourists as that Of the
Wyatt hotel.
Just recently, the proprietor, ]. ".
Tucker, purchased the half interest
of Mr.. Brydon, dissolving the part
nership of the Brydon-Tucker Hotel
company.
When o pay money you expect
service in return. Service, in the full
, 1923-07-22
H U B Err STORES
ARE OPERATED
in able way
Jewelry Shops Among Finest
OF Their Kind-Repairing
Important Feature

Paul Huber established his first
Jewelry store in Casper at 249 South
Center street. in February. 1920. This
store is managed at the present time
by E. Huber. who also operates a
loan office in connection with the
jewelry business.
In September 1920. Paul Huber es-
tablished another jewelry store at 101
South Center street. He operates this
business himaelf. and it may be said
of this store that II is one of the fin
est of its kind in this section of the
country, being arranged in a very at
iractive manner. Last year Mr.. HUI
Der built a store building at Lavoye,
and opened his third jewelry store at
that place just bafore Christmas add
ing a stock of furniture a little later.
NJ. b. Ross is the manager of the
store at Lavoye.
Mr.. Huber carries a full line of cut
glass. watches. diamonds. pearls, sill
verware and fewelry: also all makes
of Swiss and American made watches.
The repairing department is n very
important feature of these stores. as
Mr.. Huber doea all kinds Of repairing
in his line. including engraving. stone
setting and mounting. He employs
only tho most experienced men for
! this department.
The size of these various stores.
makes for wholesale buying at the
markets cheapest prices, together
with the large stock carried on hand
and progressiveness in business meth
CTS used. as Mr.. Huber has been con-
nected with the jewelry business prac-
tically all of his life. assure the future
success of this excellently conducted
business.
, 1923-07-22

Birmingham, Ala. has a 27-story
office builcing which is the tallest in
the south.
, 1923-07-22
NATIONAL. COMMANDER
OWSLEY TO COME HERE

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<SX3168h BEST orator of the American Legion. A who visits
+ SFE@N6 interest in sick and wounded National Commander Ows
WH31SS lie at the Eks hall, Thursday evening, July 26, SIS
SNMMuS p. m. Admission is free. Everybody welcome.
nsZ%s%ssLsGS The American Legion band will provide music.
IN Jhy 10 and Il n August /, h Legion will show h big
picture FLASHES of Action" showing the seth division and others in
zeal action o the FROM lines in France. You may recognize some of
he boys in this picture, as soldiers may be seen from Wyoming, Colo
ado. Arizona. Kansas, Missouri and SouthDakoa- Eleven lei lost
heir lives in hi taking o. this picture, which vas produced by the
signal Corps of United States army. This is n government film.
That the Legion ean do things is indicated by the fact that o m
March IL and 10. 1928. they. staged a musial comedy entitled Melody
and" with $50 people dIome talenp in cast. directed by Joe cloutier of
New York City. The show went over big.
Also oil June is to % they featured worthanIs Best world Shows
carnival. This made a big hit and ws successful in every "a
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-11-22
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
default has been made in the condi
tions of certain mortgage executed
by George Washburn and Margaret E
Washburn, husband and wife, as mort
gagors, to William Wruck as mort
gage, dated September 24th, 1918 and
recorded in the office of the Register
ty, Minnesota, on February 18th. 1919
at 3 o'clock p. M. in Book 80 of Mort
cages on Page 602 thereof: that no
action or proceeding at law, in equity
or otherwise, has been instituted to re-
cover the Indebtedness secured by said
mortgage or any part of such indebt-
edness; that such default consists of
the nom payment of interest due on
said Indebtedness on September 26th,
1923, and by virtue o. the option con-
tanned in said mortgage the said mort
the whole amount secured by said
payable; that the amount due on said
mortgage at this date is Ten
Thousand Six Hundred Eve Dollars
($10,605); that the premises described
in and covered by said mortgage are
the Southeast Quarter (SEH), also
the East half of the Southwest Quart
err (EA of SWA) of Section numbered
Sixteen u6) in Township numbered
One Hundred Twenty five Q25) of
cepting and reserving tLerefrom one
acre heretofore decided to School Dis
trict No. 1872, Stearns County. Mime
sofa and now occupied for school pur-
poses; situate in Stearns County, Min
nesota. That by virtue of the power
of sale contained in said mortgage and
pursuant to the statute in such case