Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 13

at Letters office do not require or inserting Want + Daily Tribune is 1% insertion; saimimum eh Soe wiee™ ‘assified properly casper Dally Tribu 30.30. Want Ads recetved after vertising copy. tor, Casper Daily in Shoshoni. street. Phone 1053J. FOR BALE—Buick roadster, 44, good condition: Call 1 6 o'clock; terms to reliable jodel K- 04 after 11-22-5t FOR SALE— Good heating stove, cheap if taken at once. a’ South Jackson street. 12-23-3t* FOR SALE—Ford in good condition, with Btarter and new tires. 403 South Durbin street, 11-28-1t* FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Lob and one-room house, Teasonadle if sold within next five @ays; two blocks north of postoffice. Milla, Wyo. 11-25-1t* modern in; on for cars; 1, Address box Possession 128, Tribune. 11-25-2tah ‘WERE NOT TEN OORING RIGHT IN AMONG ‘EM — $500 down will buy one of t! best sit- | Uated residence lots on East ‘Tove good profits or state rights. James i, “tales 16 Sixth treet north, Great Falls, Mont. 11.25-2t POSITIONS WANTED. SITUATION WANTED—Gtrl wants work by day or halfday. Box 135, Tribune. 11-23-2t WANTED— Married man meking .Payments on home, wants work, have references on clerical ability but will take anything. . Tribune, Box 136. practical ni teress. Phone 1045R. 3-2t° SITUATION: WANTED—Stendgraph- er commercial school graduate, pre- December 15. Address South” David or phone 13383" attar responsible party. C,” care Tribune. WANTED TO RENT—By 1, two-room furnished modern apart- ment or small poe tras Dk hey Be yg age. P. O. box 11-22-2t* jams, $40 ‘West Yellowstone avenue. 11-25-2t¢ nice home or lot; ‘11-32-8t WANTHED—To buy seconé-hand furni- ture. Call pant 87, and ask for Becon@ Hand 8-28-tt ‘WE PAY highest prices for hand furniture. 367 South 11-18-tf Mireet. Phone 1660. harness 9-16-t2 WANT! TO BUY. nd pela Phone 1086. SERVICES OFFERED Peer sh sre he es WANTED—A private family without children to take care of little girl tive years olt..133 South et. Phone 1202. 11-25-3t POUR laundry, part Pieces our special ering also; ear 449 CY avenue, Phone 922J. "OR ANY kind of carpenter ‘work, building or repairs, Phone 316W. 11-25-2t 3 private teacher in arithmetic, $3 per month; have had Oo years experience. 216 East F 11-22-3t* pairs at The Western Auto. Co. $7 South Ash street. 11-23-8t OR iy onl Ford, oh = $500, aay terms. “Insnire Realty Co. tid Menara HOR SALE—Overland sedan, perfect} FOR condition. Call 1404 after 6; terms 0 reliable parties. | ET your Fords recovered, $12.50, 367 South Ash street. 11-23-3t ‘OR SALE—Ford touring car in Hwa shape, looks like new, good tires, bargain if taken at once. 923 South avid street. Phone J21W. 11-22-5t street. Phone 1660. street, 50140 fect. JUST THE PLACE—To kiep a (cow an’ everything. Good barn and out buildings; gerage, lawn, trees, eight-room house with water. lights, bath, toilet; located in Casper. Price $6,000 with ble terms. EVERYTHING FOR THE PRICE OF ONE—Party leaving Casper will gell, dandy f6ur-roo: + Wil throw in nearly $1,- "of nice furniture and a > Fiveroom | modern house, Soon ‘location. Phone 226J. 11-25-2t EES eal. EE ea FOR’ 8ALE—Two-room house, with ent, refinery district, easy Cali Sunday or after 6 o'clock. South Poplar street. 11-25-2t* CONSULT A REALTOR “THE NAME IS A PLEDGE” REALTORS are pledged to the de- HOUSEHOLD GOODS ST FOR SALE—White porcelean kitchen table, new, $12. 367 South Ash street. hone 1660. 11-25-2t SARTAIN SUMEY AUCTION USE. and selling all the used and new Sasa upholstering repairing. » auction- bre West Syeloweana avenue. 17I. 12.19-tt COMING soon, carload of gas stoves, all kinds sand sizes; come pend take soy pick. Sartain and Sumey, Auc- tion House, 326 West Yellowstone avenue. 11-19-tf oknohtecatl NS Corea RES Sa cy FOR SALE—Round Oak extension dining table, $18. 367 South Ash street. Phi 1660. 11-25-2t FOR gg oie running machines. Phono 1086. eer, Pl sewing 9-15-tf FOR SALE—Cash reg‘ster cost $250 ‘will sell for $85; another for By 367 South Ash street. Phone 1135-2 —_— FOR SALE—Three splendid little Hot Blast heaters, cost $24 each last year, used very little; will sell for $9 each, Call at 1014 South Oak street. 11-23-3t SALE—New rug sag F, $2, and $2.50; also ckairu $1. South Ash street. Phone 161 Trees FOR SALE—Nearly new rmonesTaes and 15 records at half price. “A one FOR SALE—Domestic newing ma- chine good shape, $8 367 South Ash 11-25-2t FOR SALE—Good 15; = ee —— Cabinet cutter, cost $25, wits well $10" ‘Der South Ash street. Phone 1 60. 11-25-2t FOR SALE—One electric washer in first class shape, Scbeab. Phoveloee. 0-29-tf $$ er FOR SALE—Two ranges, $20 each; also pitcher pump, $3.50. 31 South Ash street. Phone 1660. 11-26-2t FOR SALE—Quarter sawed-oak fil- ing cabinet, cost, $45; nell for $20; also flat top typewriter desk, $35. 367 South Ash street.~ Phone 1660, 11-25-2t 3067 South seat Ash street. Phone 1660 11-26,2t FOR SALE— One reed baby buggy, one Feed baby cart. 724 South Beech street. FOR SALE-~Combination — bookcase | FO! and writing augty . 367 South Ash street. Phone . ‘11-26-2t FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE ———————— FOR SALE—Two lots and one shack and two-room house, cheap for cash. Fred Peterson in front of Mills of. flee, Mills, Wyo. preety andes WE HAVB left on our hands, aix lots, GOx140 feet each, a good two-room hoyse; these lots are only one block off Broadway and five blocks off Main fas in the city of Riverton, the sewer, lights, all mn or on She alley, this property is clear of incumberance; will consider a trade for North Casper house and lot; here is a chance to get some property at one-half value and in a trade. Marshall and Brown Realty Co., 145 North Center streét. 11:25-3t LAND FOR SALE FOR SALE—Ranch 1,100 acres; all tt, A ant and large banquet range, poorly: new. 528 West Yellowstone eretes. 11-25-2t* FOR SALE—Picture frame seeing and outfit also stere tn good loca- tion. 402 South Durbin street. 11-25-1t* FOR SALE—Beaver coat, sige 44, cheap for cash, going to California. 153 North Grant’ street. 11-26-1t FOR SALE—One Se coe. cash two office 10-29-tt ———— FOR SALE—Underwood No. 4 type- writer, cheap for cash; also small ame Plate. $43 | North Wolcott reet. 11-25-1t* FOR SALE—Old newspapers, call at Tribune office. 2840 re Departu: B. Fiat Cornet, 31 700" arn: sell_for half price. EB. L. Rees, 833 South Mel- rose street. Phone 331W. 11-26-2t* FOR SALE—Large ‘at sow, miJes east on Yellowstone highwa: TH282t ‘ Old Corriedale Bucks JOHN BRYNE 345 CY Avenue. Casper, Wyo. - Phone 211 “FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE—1918 Ford touring car in excellent condition; will trade for furniture. 185 South Washington street. 11-23-tt FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Partly furnished house, 1029 West Railroad avenue. ¢Call Mrs. Joe Orr at Valhalla rooms 326 East First street. 11-25-2t* FOR RENT—Bést two-room ‘housé in town to party buying the furniture. Call 1509R for appointment. - 11-25-1t* SOR BEN Now tox four-room house | street on Craig North Casper, ren’ $26 per month. Phone 381. FOR RENT—Two-room house, near refinery. Call 29 during office hours, 8%to 5 o'clock, and water, 18| VW, 14 |S il inet FOR arr SINS MAGGIE FOR RENT—HOUSES en FOR RENT—One two or three-room furnished house; also one one-room furnished house on Cherry street. 303 South David street. Phone 1376). 11-23-3t furnished | FOR RENT—One two-room brick house. 40¢ West First street. 11-23-4t* ¥OR RENT—Fourroom bungalow; lights, water, builtin features; also three-roam house; all furnished. ‘Mills, Norris Co. 11-28-4t FOR RENT — Four-room furnished house in North Casper. Yellowstone avenue. FOR RENT — Tworoom furnished "house, 221 East Fifth eee | nee FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—One-room furnished for housekeeping, adjoining bath, steam heat, modern. 909 South Cedar street. 11-23-2t WANTED—Two men to room and board; in new modern house, three diocks from court house, one-half block off Center street; terms reason- foe 122 East F street. 12-26-2t° tor Trousakespang. = hag See wes ee FOR bic ota Weeks A foroleped sleep- one or tlemen; ingroom for board if desired. Call int South wit wh low street. Phone 1476W. 11-23-3t' FOR RENT—Room, bath in modern home. for one or two gentlemen. 310 CY avenue. 11-25-2t FOR RENT— Nice warm sleepin; room in modern home; close in. 22§ East Eighth street. 11-23-3t* ANTED—Four men to share nice light, alry apartment, furnace heat, gas, completely furnished, bath priv- ilege; close in. 124 South Beech street. ‘ 1128-2 FOR RENT—Large frent room, pri- vate home, suitable for two or three tlemen. 922 South David street e T1TW. 11-82-3t FOR RENT—One room, outside en- trance, steam heat, next to bath. 10-25-1t FOR RENT—Two large connecting room private entrance, suitable for three or four people, close Seine ‘a3-1t* BOR RENT—Two unfurnished base- ent rooms, $15 per month. 241 strect. 11-26-1t WANTED—Two people to share room; board if desired. 163 North Durbin street. 11-25-3t FOR RENT—One large front bedroom adjoining bath; well heated; rea- sonable, 544 South Grant treet. ‘Phone 692M. (11-25-3t R RENT — Bedroom, adjoining bath, to young lady, $25 a month. 823 South Center street, 11-23-3t BOARD AND ROOM for two men, also two tooms for light housekeep- ing. 312 West First street. 11-22-3t FOR RENT—Rooms for light house- keeping or sleepingroom. 427 South Kimball street. Phone 215M. 11-25-1t ROOM AND BOARD for two young men or couple employed in private family, modern home, exceptional meals, good neighborhood. Box. 121, ‘Tribune. 11-22:3tah FOR RENT—One or two rooms fur- nisheé for light housekeeping, near refipery. Phone 16933. 11-25-1t sleepingroom, South Durbin 11-25-2t Slept sie Aint Cane FOR RENT—Two furnished houne- keeping rooms with gas; also one batching room. 817 South Spruce street. 11-26-1t ROOM se Roi xt Peters clean set ttowg rooms; city; close oy 743 South Durbin stree Phone 1662W. breriey 23-1 a FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Moéern two-room apart- ment, private bath, hot water, steam heat, coi cept linen. Apply ender peetieestn Chestnut street. ——— eet es RENT—Three-room unfurnish- ment, equipped with pogo range bed. M ply 1214 East First street, Saothere| one. 11 a Pe sys ane FOR RENT—Four modern furnished ~ apartments, gas heat; two for $50 per month each one fer $40 and one for $30. Branch Realty Co. 716 East A street. Phone 868J. 11-28-2t ———— FOR RENT—One threeroom base. ment, gas for heat and cooking. $31 ‘West Railroad avenue. U-23-2t bred it apartment, 5 one letely ment nt, comp! nisbed, suitable for four adults, bath, Ughts, heat and cold water, gas cook- ing, see: heat, 124 South eosch 11-23-8t ern 440 ex. Alex- Bieventh and tur- RENT—Two-room apart- ment. Phone 1075J. 1L-26-1t 11-8-tf |, Pi oh for The Casper Tribune by George —s Woo WRETCH: WHAT HUSSY WERE YOU GOING TO GIVE THOSE FLOWERS TO? IF 1 TOLD You- x~OU'D HIT ME |For RENT—New finished modern, | furnished — three‘room —_ basement prartes mt; Bax, electric lights; ‘close 4 East Third street. 11-23-1t ss RENT — Two-room furnished housekeeping apartment, near re- y, sidewalks to town, 1016 South Chestnut, strest. 1128-8t -|¥OR RENT — Furnished. one-room apartments, suitable for Mghthouse- keerjng or batching. Apply at 325 West BC street, room 7. 11-25-2t* FOR RENT — Two-rocom furnished apartment, gas for heat and cook- ing. 124 South Beech street. 11-23-2t I HAVE ready for immediate oocu- pancy one apartment, and one to be varant about the 12th of December; these apartments are new with all built-in features, fine location, Corner of Lind and Lincoln street. Apply partment 611. 11-28-3t* FOR RENT — Modern thieeroom apartment, in new home, close in. 228 West Eighth street. 11-28-10% FOR RENT—One furnished and one unfurnished apartment, modern, ac. cess to laundry, 1444 East Second street. : 11,28-3t FOR RENT—Three-room furnished basement apartment, gas installed. 1119 East Third street, Phone 1479. 11,22-4t* FOR RENT—Two-room partly fur. nished apartment, close in; this is not a basement. 823 South Center street. 12-23-8t FOR RENT — Nice cozy basement apartment, gas and lights furnished; no objection to children, 1325 South Ash street. Phone 165M. ‘11-22-5t FOR RENT — Furnished two-room Apartment; close in. Inquire at C. Whaley Tailor shop. 116 East Mid. ‘west avenue. Phone 483J. 11-16-tf FOR RENT—Two three-room apart. ments, modern except heat at 216 Bast F street, Phone 589J. 11-21-4t* etl het Halt ttn as sa FOR RENT—Modern two-room un- furnished basement apartment; gas, water and electricity furnished; also use of electric washer, near refinery. 64 CY- avenue: Phone 1083.0 | FOR RENT_MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT -- Garage, 110 North Jackson street. 11-35-10" LOST AND FOUND LOST—Gold __rosery? ir = 235 North Durbin street. A. Vilinave, Phone Magee -25-1t LOST—A mink neck piece, betw: Casper Pharmacy and Iris thea Finder call 143W. Reward. — 11-22-3t' —_—<—<—<— —<—— STOLEN—A box of family pictures. Find or thief please return to R. E, ‘Welsh, Box 613. 11.25.20° STRAYED OR STOLEN—White An gora goat, one ear clipped; lost in Kenwood addition. 1251 — ‘Jack: son street. Rewa: LOST—Breast pin, small diamond in center, between 644 South Durbin street and "Wray’s Cafe. Return. to Tribune office and receive reward. 11.-25-2t° WANTED—Party to finish lease in hotel; must ‘leave Casper on ac- count of sickness. Box 124, Tribun 11-23. OPPORTUNITY Your Chance to Rent a Store In an ideal location, Center and A street. The building now is in the sourse of construction. Will house the largest dancing academy in tho west. The stores are in the front of the building, size 22.6x30. See W. Archer or Mr. Gorsuch At the Building 11-8tf LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the annual meet of the stockholders ae Bi ey hulte Oil Com; ny ld at the office of the oA kara 216 Consolidated Royalty uild: jing, 125 North Center street, in’ the aac of So er, Wyoming, on th ovember, 1921, at oe a st o'clock p. m., for Be urpose of electing directors a for th ‘or the transaction of any other rate that may properly come before the meeting. ent RICHARD D. MILLER, Secretary. Publish Nov. 10, 17, 24, 1921. a NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming, October 20, 1921. Notice is hereby given that Albert West of Fresland, Wyoming, who, on Dec, 18, 1919, made Homestead En- try (No. 011678, for S%; Sec. 20, W% SW: Bec. 21, WY%NW%: Bec. 28, NEY: Section 29, Township 30 N., Range 79 W., 6th P. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Marion P. Wheeler, United States Commis- sioner, at Casper, Wyoming, on the 8d day of December, 1921. Claimant names as witnesses: w. Blattenberg of Casper, Wyoming; Au. gust Cook and B. N. Dickinson of Freeland, Wyoming; Harry, Whekley of Casper, Wyomin; B. J. ERWIN, Register. Publish Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 11, 18, 25, Extension of Hours Asked of Transport Men, | police tmmediately and they notifie LONDON, Nov. 25. — Proposed ex tension of the hours of transport work- ers and butting trades employes are to be considered at meeting soon by representatives of the employers and men. The railway companies have asked Yor extension of the eight-honr day. A deadlock exists in the tramways business due to the proposal of the employers to revise the 48-hour week ac. |Msereement. The dock transport employers de- mand extension of the working day from eight to nine hours. The building trades unions are or- ganizing against a proposed extension pf the present 44 hour week. ——_— First Ride in Own:Car Fatal /\springs at DENVER, Nov. 25.—Perley C, Sim- mong’ first ride in his own automobile cost him his life, Simmons, who was a carpenter, purchased an automobile October 25. -|The first time he drove the car it turned over upon him as he rounted a curve near Fitzsimmons general hospital. He was removed to the coun- ty hospital where he died yesterday of injuries. ie AUTO RECOVERED WITHIN FIFTEEN MINUTES CHEYENNE, *¥¥o., Nov, 24.—¥tt. teen minutes after a limousine owned by Frank S. King was stolen from tn front of the Masonic Consistory tem- ple here the machine was recovered at @ gasoline filling station where the thieves, four in number, stopped for gas. The theft was reported to the all garages and filling stations, As the attendant at one filling station turned from the telephone after re |cotving the notice the stolen car was ;@riven into the station. He made an excuse to return to the telephone, tn- tending to call the police, but the thieves were suspicious and bolted, leaving the car. pel eSB E Man Well Known In Wyoming Slain By Negro in St. Lotis CHEYENNE, Wryo., Noy. 25.—H. B, Graham, who was murdered by a ne gro in St. Louis several days ago, was well known in Wyoming, having fre- quently been a visitor to the hot Saratoga. He formerly was associated with the Graham Pap- er company of Denver. pal Canta —~ blah COAL LEASE TAKEN, CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 25.—John P. Wack) Ryan of Walcott ts the first person in the Cheyenne federal land office district to take advantage of the leasing law in {ts application to min- ing lands. Ryan has secured a lease on a halfsection near Weleott and will mine coal thereon. ; Business and Professional Directory AUDITORS TH & VAN DENBERG untants—Income ‘vice ath Bloor 0-8 Bldg. wel. 767% ACCOUNTANTS ee; GUARANTEE Levoca’ CORRP. Auditors and A‘ or pal pay Poke at 208-11 Vil af and ras Bidg. * pnone 6 660, Employment Bureau Public Work ‘Casper Business Colle; Inc. Stenography and > Sale: Accountancy. ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & HtaCH, Architec' Rooms 24-25 ‘Lownsend isiock Casper, Wyo. Phone 440, be age ory & SWEENAY vnltects. AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING AUTO KADIATOR ed Hocorag Work ‘called ior and Delivered Phone 4813 724 East Thirteenth BAGGAGE and TRANSFER SBE, 6KN Bagg Heavy Maung and Plano sS° Moving. Pbone t BEAELES TRANSKER, ones: x MUVINGA. SPECIALTY. CHIROPRACTQRS Pik Ju. SHEwRBY DR. ANNA GRAHAM Jot FREY Butte 318 Midwest Bidg. Phone 706, DE BG, HAHN EDNA suite’ 2, Townsen Phones: Ulfice 4zz, ee oss, Pe Samed cad EVAH M. Bee ,HERNCALL 210 Kast Fut Be “Phone 15283 —————— CLEANERS and PRESSERS THE SERVICE OLEAN) Cle Pressing, Center, DE. A. P. KIMBALL Surgery and Diagnosis Office Over White's Grocery Office Ph. 120M. Res. Ph. 1715W. CASPER, WYO. DR. MARSHALL ©, KEITH Office Residence 164. Private Hospital—612 South Durbin. Lady Doctor and Chiropractor SADIE C. DORAN sician and Surgeon IE M’KILLIGAN 235 East Second street Phone 1719W INVESTIGATION BUREAU ey OF INVESTI- MIDWEST an — Civil and Criminal, Suite ‘intinental Oil Bidg. Phone 1622. LAWYERS BENCH & BULLACK Salte 204-205 Midwest Bldg. Ph 1200 ‘Attorney’ ‘att Law 211 0-8 Bldg. 0. WILSON torney-at-Law, Bultes es Brat ‘Townsend Block HAGENS & MURANE 206-207 oil “t Tachange Bidg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT 309-10-11 Olt ecitange Bids. GRORGE \W FERGU! Townsend tage Mack tis OSTEOPATHS DR. CAROLINE ©, DAVIB: Sulte 6 Tribune no Apartasents Phone 388 + Que Lit WADE Rm. 6-7 Wood Bik. ae 13773. DR. CA eopathi Physician Midwest Building” PAGE THIRTEEN. LIVESTOCK GIVEN JOLT BY RECENT STORM Some Suffering Is Reported From Cold and Snow in Northern Wyoming but Feed Is Plentiful. 4 BY GEORGE W. PITMAN (U. 8. Weather Bureau, Cheyenne) ‘The week represented the first real touch of winter weather this season, espectally over northern counties, here the temperature average’ about 16 degrees colder than normal; over southern counties temperatures were about. normal, Day temperatures averaged $2; night, 19: with extremes ef $3 at Pine Bluff and 11 below zero 36; Balt Lake, Rapid City, 30. The severe weather in northern courtics was hard on livestock which are reported as shrinking in some lowmlities, for the range was snow- covered with four to eighteen inches "snow. Over southeastern counties the fall was lighter, ranging from one to four inches, and benefited winter grains except in extreme southeastern localities where more moisture is stil needed. Over southwestern counties snowfalls range from three to six inches, and feeding is resorted to only in localities as the snow either melted or drifted, leaving the range open in most localities. Feed js abundant ex- cept that corn is being shipped into the grasshopper areas in some north- ern counties. Stations. aa 7 Casper, Wyo... uu Cheyenne, Wyo. 12 Chugwater, ‘ ae Cody, Wyo. 9 1.40 Cokevilie, Wyo. = ° Douglas, W Encampment, Evanston, Wyo. Lander, Wyo..- Laramie, Wyo. Lovell, Wyo.-- Newcastle, Wyo. Pinebluff, Wyo. Poeatello, Tdaho Rawlins, Sheridan, Wyo. Upton, Wyo. Yellowstone Pk 34 D—drifts. T—trace. Pre, Snew 40 -30 fie nt 42 36 42 40 e aeBaai 46 63 54 Wyo. 50 26 02 D 04. 30 90 4:88) has A Dry Joke-% Premier Briand’s peculiar expres, sion is due to the fact that a Wash- ington official has just told him « prohibition joke. He's an Saveterate mphelciering, cmrpat == (Directors of veaces ae J. Cormier, 107 South Dur- street. Phone 1683M. DA NE BOO ASEM RADIATOR REPAIRING Work ne 1545, ROOF CONTRACTING "WYOMING ROOFING 0O, General Kootng Uontractors. ing and Recoating » 527 East Twelfth Phone SPIRELLA CORSETS SIGN PAINTING “BUSH DID IT” ‘Yellowstone. Phone St TAILORS 0. H. WHALEY Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailoring, Cleaning, fie t Muidweect Ave Phone 4832. TAXIDERMISTS Bush 5! Art, t42 * T. ERMIST. Mounting of birds, rugs and robes made. well street. .Phone 791M. VETERINARIAN DR. L. Office, Phones: South Com Office 20. Res. 1683NJ, Science Church Win Big Suit BOSTON, Nov. 25.—The supreme court dismissed a bill brought by Herbert W. Bustace and other trustees of the Christian Science Publishing society against Adam H. Dickey and others, directors of the First Church of Christ, Seient- ist, to restrain the latter from in- terfering with the publishing so- clety. The court dismissed the sugges- tion of the state attorney general that {t had no jurisdiction and that under deeds of Mrs, Eddy, a public charitable trust was:created. ‘The court held that the directors of } the church were within their auth- ority in dismissing Lamont Row- lands of Picayune, Miss., as a mem- ber of the board of directors. LAND FILINGS BY ASPERITES. CHEYED Prominent Casperites ba: made filings at the federal land office here on lands in the Sweetwater district. They are R. H. Nichols and the three Spurlock brothers, Richard L., Char- les E. and John. oe Mrs. Cornelia Stevenson, who died recently at her home in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and the first woman Porctoc Mes iediscasscessseseosecctsosbudbiccieashee, of Harvard uhbiversity, 1 was the first woman to receive an hon- orary dogree from the University of lecturer to be placed on the calendar Fis al wt