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, 1923-04-01

from al sorcerers and weird women.
Who shall believe in wizardry?"
IT," said Franks. because. to.
day 1 received a letter by means of
the pigeons of Sultan MIulley, on
whom be peace! And this letter told
me the same tidings."
Again, s!lence-this time a very
harsh n crit cal silence. ll-disposed
toward Rails Hamed. He perceived
it n dropped down upon his cush-
ion. He was trembling with rage
and fear and dismay.
No one doubted Franks now. All
knew of those pigeons.
you have known me many years"
he said quietly. You know that I
have always told you the truth. Now
1 shall how you how to prove wheth-
er 1 lie or mott First. Zahri will
come here, alone: he will come in a
day or two. After him, very soon
after HIM, perhaps Will come Tuan
Hvarson. also alone. But Sultana
Lou-Lou will bring with her Tuan
Quail and the slave Barak and the
strange Tuan Fortesque. If these
things do not fall out as I say, then
let Allah strike mel
"W'Allah alimH' intoned the 9TH
ers. and God knows best
Again Frank saluted them with the
marhaba-fngers to brow. lips. and
breast-and turned away. He had
given his news. Rails Hamed and
Hvarson were completely blocked.
The six councillors by no means en-
joyed themselves for the remain
der Of that afternoon. One of them
at least-Tembarak tho Scared. he
who had lived long in Manila re-
called the unpleasant fact of Chris
tian baptism received in Manila. and
that Luke Quail had performed the
ceremony and was not apt to for.
get it. In Sibuko Tembarak desired
to remain a Moslem. He foresaw
unpleasantness ahead.
In the morning, Trehearne was go
'ng through his desk, n he came
across a faded packet OF violin
strings.
Franks will like this" he said.
I'm take the packet up to him."
He got his wide straw hat and
took the little packet of strings and
went tiioubH lO"H. ne came 10 n
square white house, and found the
door open.
Trehearne glanced inside. smiling
to himself in anticipation. He saw
Fraks seated at the table. back to
ward him. motionless. On the table
TO one sid vas the violin; not up
on its side as Fraks always placed
it but on its face.
Trehearnc stepped over tho TIRES
hold but Franks did not turn. He
looked around and saw thai the
neat little room was in wild confusion
AS though some M had over
turned everything, searching frantic
ally for something that was lost.
And still Franks did not move.
Trehearne touched his friend on
the shoulder. Franks did not respond
but the fat man jumped away, hor
rifled for he saw n little knife whose
lalf-protruded from beneath tho
shoulder-blade, and he realized tina,
his friend was dead. The sweat
soaked packet of strings fell from
his hand.
The death of Franks threw all 81
buko into horror. and abject fright.
That Franks had been generally
known and liked, mattered not. That
he was a white man. a Christian, mat
tered not.
What did matter was the manner
n which he had beer killed. 1t was
, 1923-04-01

with soft gold hammered into the
cravings. We're the words:
"WrALLAH AIM
The words hung there grimIy.
And God knows!' they said. like
the tagend of some esoteric CONVEX.
sation. why the old sultan should
have had the words thus engraved
above his tomb-chamber, as though
they were very precious words. no
mar could say.
Perhaps I n a grim irony; for he
had been a sardonic and cynical old
man. who had loved only one thing
in all the world-his daughter Lou.
Lou.
I'VE welcome you in an evil mo.
ment-may God avert the evii.' aid
the oldest of this Sanhedrim. speak.
ing gravely.
Allah is compassionate" muir.
INJURED Franks. There is pad news?"
1--WE have had Ill tidings,'' pur.
been told us that the Sultana returns
not, but that zahri ben Muley re-
turns alone to claim the throne"
II" said Hamed ben Yusuf. and
his black y flashed an angry chal-
lenge.
How did you learn it7'
Am 1 a dog. to be questioned by
Christian dogs?" snapped the old
pirate; then he made a sullen re.
sponse. Il have just come from
Z~amboanga, where l had a letter
telling about this"
Then" said Franks coolly, 1.-The
letter liedr'
There was a general stifening.
Rails Hamed touched the shagreen
haft of his knife and gathered his
muscles-but fell back suddenly on
his cushion. Not he had been called
a liar, but the letter! And that was
another matter.
What is this. Tuan Frangis?"
questioned the head councillor. what
is this?''
Il came to you with news that
Sultana Lou-Lou is at Manila. with
her is the slave Barak. With her
is n man unknown to me. named
Fortesque. With her"
"A liel" croaked Rails Hamed with
a blast of fury. "Mayest thou rot
upon n dunghill and be food for
carrion, liar!'
Franks smiled at him dryly.
with her. Also" he continued.
comes Luke Quail, the Nazarene
mullah-him whom you termed in
other years Tuan Quail"
"Tuan Quail" they murmured
amazedly. "Tuan Quaili''
EXACTLY returned Franks. 'Tuan
Hvarson and the fat fool Zahri tried
to harm the Sultana in America.
They thought they had left her
there, not to return, and that zahri
might have tho throne. But Tuan
Quail a brought her. She is at
Manila.
Rails Hamed leaped to his feet.
Listen to this Christian liari' he
shouted hotly. "In the days of Sui
tan Muley. or whom be grace, this
mar was no liar; but now it is evident
that Allah has touched his mind, How
should he know sue things as these?
There has been no mail. He has not
been to zamboangal'
Tat was a direct Challenge good
one, a forcely one.
1T is well known to you all
Franks said calmly, that Tuan Tire
hearne speaks with the spirits by
the means of a board. The spirits
gave him that message"
"SorceryF' shouted Rails Hamed.
at is written that we be delivered
, 1923-04-01

tarily come forward and offered their
assistance TO help enforce the law.
Persons who hunt or fish without n
license, those who sein or dyna-
mite the streams. or those who take
more than Their legal limit of fish
viii be promptly reported to the fish
and game department. with 200 mem
bers on the job, it is believed that n
greater respect for the fish and game
laws will be observed.
Two carloads of furniture at low
est prices. Harmed Brothers. Phone
249.
, 1923-04-01

tural Gas Association OF America will
be held IN Louisville April 1913.
, 1923-04-01

Try tribune Classified for Results.
, 1923-04-01

The annual convention of the Ma.
, 1923-04-01

the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers.
, 1923-04-01
'LOU-LOU

a Brilliant and Dramatic Novel of
the South Seas.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
BANK IN MONTANA FAILS.
First National at Lewiston Reports
$4,eoo,ooo Liabilities.

HELENA, Mont, December I1.-The
First National Bank .of Fergus county,
at Lewistown, Mont. with assets and lia-
bilit.es Of nearly s5.000.0 900, failed to
reaching here. No official statement
has been issued. 1t was understood
overextension o. credits and a decrease
in deposits were the causes.
The bank was formed last spring by
consolidation of two banks. According
to its last statement, the banks capital
was 100000; surplus, 100000, and
$4,600.o00.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
ALtEGE CONTEMPLATING.
q. S. Agents Hold Two Women
and Three Men in Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 1.-Two wom-
en- and three men. alleged by federal
operatives to be members OF band of
counterfeiters who are said to have
passed more than $1,000 in spurious
currency in Chicago and vicinity In
the last few weeks, have been arrest
ed here. They are Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Ballas, Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh and
Charles Eckert.
Federal agents said a quantity of
counterfeit money was found in their
possession.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
NOBEL PRIZE AWARDS
MADE IN STOCKHOLM
Bliss Receives Medal for Physics
in Behalf Of Prof.
Millikan.

By the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, December 11.--Formal
presentation Of the Nobel prize awards
was made yesterday in the presence OF
the king, the cabinet ministers, the
foreign diplomats and representatives of
scientific organizations.
Four recipients. including William
Butler Yeats, winner Of the literature
prize, took their awards in person. The
American minister. Robert w. Bliss.
received the physics prize In behalf oi
Prof. Robert Andrews Millikan, while
the British minister represented DIR.
F. G. Banting and DR.. J. j. r. Mac
Leod OF Toronto. Joint winners of the
prize for medicine.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
ISSUE MOVIE WARRANT.
Berlin Police Seek Murderer
Through Screen Medium.

BERLIN. December ia Cinema
warrant" for the apprehension OF a
criminal offender is being circulated
in the Berlin motion picture houses
for the first time.
Karl Hundertfund. wood carver.
accused of numbering a man and his
wife near Neustadt Bavaria, Is be-
lieveI TO be IN the capital, and a
warrant is out for his arrest. His
photograph and full description are
flashed on the screens, together with
Information as to what to do" If
he is recognized
Evening star., 1923-12-11

Strongly constructed,
fitted with lock and key.
cedar handles and strong
casters. Highly polished
finish.
Evening star., 1923-12-11

Velour pillows with tapes
try insert top and metal
galloon trimming.
-Cretonne Cushions, sun
burst style: light and dark
color Leatherette Cushions
for auto use.
Evening star., 1923-12-11

"A good selection of patterns
in excellent color combina-
tions. Large medallion and
all-over effects. Choice of
rose, taupe and blue color
ings.
Evening star., 1923-12-11

Among the dainty dishes of the
Chinese are dogs flesh, ducks giz-
yards. canned earthworms, marina
lade made from roses. birds nests,
dried and preserved oysters and eggs
that have been kept for years.
, 1923-05-21
B'NAIB BIRTHS
ORGANIZED At
CEREMONY HERE
National Officers Here
To Charter Hebrew
Organization.

A charter was granted a number
of prominent Jewish people of Cas-
per yesterday for the organization of
a local chapter of B'Nai Birth the
ceremonies of when were gone
through with at the Arkeon dancing
academy from l until 4 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. A banquet was served
at h Henning at 8 p. N.
Many high officials came from
Denver and other points to attend
the i~nitiatory ceremonies. Among
these was Arthur NJ. Friedman. grand
president of the organization for the
United States. Others were Simon j.
Heller. Milton NJ. Schayer, Abner
Wagner. secretary OF the Denver
lodge. all Of Denver. IND Louis Lip
son and Jacob Sherman of %Sheyenne.
The officers elected for the new
chapter yesterday were as follows. J..
l.. Learner. president; Leo Friedthal.
vice president; DIR. Il. l.. Newlander.
secretary; Max Hirsch, treasurer;
Morris Havutin, monitor; Sam Born
stein. assistant monitor. Nose Lam
dau. warden; Jacob Garrleut. guard.
, 1923-05-21
IN CASPER
VIEW Prayed ON
BARGAIN SALE
Holdings Turned Back to
Company Expected to
Be Sold Quickly.

a now campa'g n on lots in the Cas-.
per View addition was opened this
morning by the See Ben Realty com
pany. The entire body of lots in this
addition sod two years ago in the
brlef period Of 81 days. FiftS or
sixty in the course OF time have been
again acquired by the company and
t is these that are being placed on
sale.
city water can be obtained In
nearly all parts Of the addition.
Electric lights and telephones are
also accessible. The streets are grad
ed, and it Is expected that by June l
eus service VIII be established. The
New York OIL and Gas company has
agreed to furnish gas TO this part of
Casper also. Another important fac.
tor is the fact that the school board
Is contemplating tho erection OF n
school building in close proximity TO
tho homes in the addition.
Many fine res dence buildings have
been erected. The section is in fact
restricted to residence structures
and is all the more valuable for that
reason.
The prices are very reasonable
which the See Ben Realty company is
asking for the lots it has for sale,
and from this standpoint as well as
from the others, the lots should com
mand consideration.
, 1923-05-21
City Briefs

Andy Patterson. representative OF
the Lolard Tobacco company OF Den
yer, left yesterday for Lander and
vicinity to be gone until Thursday on
business.
Lou Miller Of the Cosnor Candy
company of Denver. left Sunday for
the western part OF the state to be
gone several days attending to bust
ness affairs.
II. f. Willis and son are spending
a week here on business from Mon
tana.
Robert H. Garrison has returned
from n weeks business trip to Their
mopolis.
II. X. Palmer left last evening for
Denver to be gone Il week or ten days
on a business trip.
Frank C. Baker is here on business
for a week from Chicago.
George T. Miller has returned from
n short business trip to Buffalo.
j. L. Anderson is here on business
for two weeks from Omaha.
]. L. Mathews and S. d. Franklin
left last evening for 81. Louis to DO
gone several weeks on a business and
pleasure trip.
Fred II. Rott is here on business
for n few days from Lusk.
r. w. Loucks. superintendent Of
the Carter OIL company and L. Helvie,
assistant general superintendent Of
, 1923-05-21

the same company at Tulsa, have re-
turned from Buffalo where they spent
a few days on business.
Jeremiah Mahoney left this morn
ing for the Buffalo Creek ranch after
spending the week end here on bust
ness and visiting with his family.
Harry Parsons left today fer Salt
Creek after spending yesterday hero
visiting with friends.
w. c. Donahey arrived yesterday
from Omaha and expects to spend
some time here attending to busl
ness affairs.
w. =. Buckley is in the city for a
week on business from St. Joseph
Mo.
c. II. Long has returned to River
ton after spending a short time here
on business.
Charles w. Watts is among III,
out of town business callers here foi
the week from Omaha.
Earl Beall is spending a short tins
here from Lavoyc,
Ben Humaker arrived this morn
ing from Ogden and Intends to spen,
a week here On business.
C. F. Camp, a business man oil
TulsN is here for n few days.
, 1923-05-21

ments, Roy Donavan of Long Pine.
Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stone of
Thermopolis are here for a few days
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Brown are
spending a few days here from Salt
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Pastor are Wis
iting here for two days from Long
Beach Calf.
Mrs. l.. G.. Murphy has returned
from the east where she has been on
an extensive plasure trip for the
last month. She spent some tir- Wis
iting with relatives in Lafayette. Ind.
Miss Margaret O'Brien who has
been III for the last month. has NOV
ed from the Women's and Children's
hospital to her home on South Ash
street.
Mrs. J. o. Harley has as her house
guest for a few weeks her sister, Miss
Maar.e Royce of Salt Lake.
Tho Misses Gladys and Frances
Conner have returned to their home
in Dss Moines. Iowa. after a three
weeks visit here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams left
this morning for Montana where they
will spend n week on business and
visiting with relatives.
Miss Isabel Copinger is spending a
few days here visiting with friends
Miss Copinger will return to Denver
Thursday evening.
, 1923-05-21
RECENT AND. COMING
EVENTS IN SOCIAL
CIRCLES OF CASPER

South Wolcott street. Substitutes for
the afternoon were Mrs. William Nc
Coy, Mrs. II. l.. Patton, Mrs. b. b.
Brooks and Mrs. p. C. Nicolaysen.
Guests for the afternoon were Mrs.
Leigh McGrath. Mrs. Charles Nc
Grady. Miss Billie Mahoney and Miss
Kathleen Sullivan.
, 1923-05-21
Aged Resident To
Be Laid at Rest
Tuesday Afternoon

The funeral Of Mrs. Leah Thill. 81
years Of who died Saturday. will
be he'd at . O'Clock Tuesday after.
moon from the Muck funeral home.
1888 South Beech street. The Rev. A,
l.. Stephens OF the North Casper
Chr stinn church will have charge OF
the services. The deceased was a
member OF the Christian church for
IS years.
, 1923-05-21
JUDGE is CANDIDATE.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, May 21.-JuuEn
Oscar Hallam today resigned FROM
the state supreme court TO become L
candidate for the Republican noml.
nation for United States senator in
the special primary election June Is.
, 1923-05-21

ian; Charles Medniek, Max Hirsch and
NJ. NJ. Levand. trustees.
Addresses of inspiration were given
by several of the visitors. Mr.. Fried
man spoke regarding ".Ainerican.sm.' -
and MIR. Schayor spoke on THE Bet
terment OF the American Jew
, 1923-05-21
Personals

Miss Pauline Freeze is visiting
with friends here for a short time
from Denver.
Mrs. Vera Hendricks arrived yes.
terday morning from Denver and
will spend several days here on bust
ness.
Mrs. A. S. Nall and Mrs. f. f.
Cheney are visitors in the city for a
short time from Lander.
Mrs. ]. C. Johnzon is in the city
for q short time visiting with friends
from her home in Du Noir. wyo.
MIR. and Mrs. t. o. Miller spent the
weekend here visiting with friends
from Lusk.
Mrs. Henry Bradley came dow
Saturday evening from Thermopo'is
or a hort pleasure trip.
Mrs. H. A. Rowland. who has been
seriously Ill for the last eight weeks.
has suffered a relapse and is reported
by DIR. Bryant. her attending physi-
clan, to be dangerously i'll.
"
MIR. and Mrs. H. +. Lewis spent
several days here attending to bust
ness affairs and Wis ting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harold De-
,aney spent the weekend in the city
visiting with FIR ends from Teapot.
Mrs. William NJ. Sinclair has re-
several days here.
"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Myers and baby
daughter. Mary have re-
turned from Chicago where they have
been visiting with relatives for the
last three weeks.
II. L. Morrison has returned from
Omaha where he was called by the
Miss Frances Farmer is visiting
weeks.
"
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Galley left last
evening for Kansas City where they
will visit at the home of Mr.. Calley's
Mrs. Genevieve Robinson is here
for a week visiting with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Nolan of sheri-
, 1923-05-21
Monday Club
Meeting To-day.

The Mesdames jeremiah Mahoney
and John McGrath entertained the
members Of the Monday Bridge club
today at the Mahoney residence on
, 1923-05-21

Jewelry and watch repairing by -x
pert Waterman; all work guaranteed.
Casper Jewellery Mfg. Co. O. SBldg.
, 1923-05-21

Pierce MCGEE. OF Tulsa, Okla. is
spending a few days here on bust
pess.
, 1923-05-21
Pepper Club
This Evening.

Mrs. Pitt Covert will entertain the
Pepper club this evening at ther res
idence on CY avenue. Substitutes for
the evening will be Mrs. William
Cobb, Mrs. j. w. johnson and Misc
Merideth Langhe.dt.
, 1923-05-21
Concert. at Christian
Church Monday, May 20.

There will be an artists concert
given Monday evening. May 2s at
Sis at the First Christian church the
program of which VIII be announced
later. The concert will be put on un-
der the auspices of the Woman's
Christian association.
, 1923-05-21
Bridge Tea
Thursday.

Mrs. Francis Fuller will be hostess
at an informal bridge tea to be given
Thursday afternoon at her home in
honor of Miss Virginia Smith of Bill
lings. house guest at the Fuller home
Eight guests will be present.
, 1923-05-21
strawberry Social
Thursday. Nav "a.

The ladies OF the North Casper
Christian church will give a straw
berry social Thursday, May "a, at the
church. The social will begin at
2 D. m. and continue throughout the
afternoon and evening.
, 1923-05-21
Benefit Association
Meeting This Evening.

The women's Benefit association
of the Maccabees will meet this eve
ming at o'clock at the Odd Fellows
hall. Following the business meeting
n birthday party will be given for all
those who have birthdays during the
month of May. Refreshments will be
served by Mrs. Van Doren. chairman.
Mrs. Patillo. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
Walker and Mrs. Bonz. All mem
bers of the association are asked to
be present.
, 1923-05-21

S. a. Grove is spending the week
mere on business from Denver.
, 1923-05-21
Altar and Rosary
Meeting Thursday.

The Altar and Rosary society OF
st. Anthony's Catholic church will
meet Thursday afternoon, May "a.
instead of Wednesday at h Mullin
club rooms. The Rev. FIR. j. II. Null
lin. assisted by Mrs. j. L. Dessert
and Mrs. slizisky, will be in charge
of the meeting.
, 1923-05-21

W. C. Rae arrived this morning
from Los Angeles and Will spend a
few days here.
, 1923-05-21
Mrs. FORBADE
Entertains.

Mrs. Vance FORBADE entertained in
formally last evening at her home
on North jackson street.
, 1923-05-21
Sheba Club Meeting
Evening.

Miss Leona Brady entertained the
members Of the Sheba Bridge club
Saturday evening at her home on
North Center street. Honors for the
evening were taken by Mrs. ]. F.
Mullen and Mrs. Glen Winship.
, 1923-05-21
Bridge Party
Wednesday,.

The Misses Violet Faux. Fanny
Belle Beggs. Ruth Beggs and Harrio.
Gardner will entertain at an informal
bridge party Wednesday evening,
May %. at their home. 1113 South
Elm street.
, 1923-05-21
Informal Dinner
Party Last Evening.

The Messrs. Wheeler Garfield and
Ralph Barton entertained at an in
formal dinner party last evening
given at their home on South Grant
street. Eight guests were present.
, 1923-05-21

|NAElNl AIN.
EVENTS |.
CIRCLES
Birthday Party
Miss Beulah Mae FORBADE was hos
tess at an afternoon part, given Sun
day at her home. 361 North jackson
street in honor of her twelfth birth.
dav. A color scheme of pink and
white was used for the decorations.
Twelve children were present.
Concert. at Christian
Church Monday. May %.
There will be an artists concert
given Monday evening, May 2s at
Sis at the First Christian church the
of which VII be announced
later. The concert will be put on IN
der the auspices of the Woman's
Christian association.
Mrs. FORBADE
Entertains.
Mrs. Vance FORBADE entertained In
formally last evening at her nome
on North street.
Pepper Club
This Evening.
Pepper club this at ther res
idence on CH avenue. substitutes iot
the evening VIII De Airs. WAna
Cobb, Mrs. ]. w. ana MISE
Merideth Langhe.dt-
Bridge Tea
THURSDAY.
at an informal oriuse .ea
THURSDAY AFTERNOON az ,,
honor OF MISS virginia mn
llngs. mousse sues. ~ ~
Eight guests VIII ne present
neh ASSOCIATION
The Women's Beneh association
OF the Maccaoees VIII meet lns eve
ming ats o'clock at the ODD feiiows
nan. Foiowing the business nheetins
n birthday party Will De given LOT al
those who have birthdays during inc
month of May. Retreshment VIII De
served py Mrs. van Doren. cnnan'
walker ana MIS-: bou]' An mem
bers OF the assoeiauoh ore asheu 10
be present.
Sheba Club Meeting = -. =
Saturday enin
Mss Leona Grady entertained the
members of the Sheba Br dge club
Saturday evening at her home on
North Center street. n for the
Mullen and Mrs. Glen Winship.
Informal Dinner
Party Last Evening.
The Messrs. Wheeler Garfield and
Ralph Barton entertained at an in
formal dinner party last evening
given at their home on South Grant
Bridge Party
"Wednesday.
The Misses Violet Faux. Fanny
Belle Beggs. Ruth BegBs and Harriet
Gardner will entertain at an informal
Elm street. -.
, 1923-12-13

WHEREAS, the owners Of a ma
jority OF the shares of the Capital
Stock of the Genesy Electric Lantern
Company. have made application in
writing to me. the undersigned,
President Of said Corporation, to call
a meeting Of the stockholders of said
corporation for the purpose of en-
abling the Company to increase its
Capital Stock from Twenty-four
Thousand Dollars S24,OOO.0O), to
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
slOo,000.00); said application be
Ing made under and by virtue of
the provisions OF Section 5O7O of
the Wyoming Compiled Statutes for
1920:
NOW THEREFORE,, 1 do hereby
give notice. in accordance with said
Section 5070, that there will be
held in the office Of the Company
to-wit, in Suite 8 in the Osborne
Block in the city OF Rawlins, Coun
ty OF Carbon, State OF Wyoming, on
the 18th day OF December, 1923. a,
, 1923-12-13

Block numbered Fourteen 90, in
the City of Rawlips, formerly the
Town of Rawlins, County of Car
bon and State Of Wyoming. as said
Lots and Block are laid down. plat
ted and described OF record in the
official plat thereof, on file and Of
record in the office of the County
Clerk and Ex-Officio Register Of
Deeds OF Carbon County, Wyoming,
at Rawlins. be quieted in it; and
that the plaintiff be decreed to be
the owner Of said property in fee,
and that the clouds thereon be re-
moved; and that the plaintiff be
granted such other and further re-
lief as is meet in the premises.
Unless you answer or otherwise
plead to said Petition on or before
the 10th day Of Janaury, 1924, judy.
ment will be rendered against you
according to law.
Dated this 28th day Of November,
A. D. 1923.
STELLA JUNGQUIsT
(Seal) Clerk of Court.
A. r. McMicken,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication Nov. 20, 1923,
Sixth publication Jan. 3. 1924.