Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1923, Page 5

to pass on the constitutionallty of Fox; Harry Adams versus W. I.| mire; J. A. Richard versus C. R.|H. Jeffrey, who 1s not competing, ,,WASHINGTON—Two hundred | Japan from where they came, be- | severe earthquake was exper- legislation was made by Judge Camp- | Christian. Peterson. this season. The winner's name wil!; -USS!an refugee immigrants, de- | cause of conditions folowing the | fenced at Bujnurd, Persia, on Mon He showed how legislation | inimical to the rights of could be passed over a president's veto and become law if it were not for the judicial part of the govern- I SPEECH BEFORE “THE. KIWANIENS ~€onstitution Week Is Celebrated With Stir- ring Address. A stirring indictment of the “In- ible Empire’ in Oklahoma was made by Judge A. C. Campbell of Cheyenne who delivered an address on the Constitution of the = States before the Casper Kiwanis "The Invisible Em-! composed of cow- Judge Campbell had been invited to speak at the Kiwanis club today | because of his knowledge of govern- |mental and constitutional matters. ‘The Kiwanis clubs all over the coun- try are celebrating Constitution week from September 16 to 26. | has been set aside as John Marshall The judge did not fail to pay tribute to the great chief justice. “Prior to the time that Marshall was chief justice, the constitution was a n When he died, it had the strength of a cable.” FIRST ROUND PAIRINGS MAGE FOR GOLF PLAY Match play in the annual chim- pionship golf tournament of the Cas ‘or infraction Of the law by others.” per Country club began today, fol Campbell |lowing the pairing of contestants at jpaid a splendid tribute to the Const!-/a meeting hold tution and he attacked the elements|home of George Campbell, Saturday “which would seek to divest it of any!night has been set as the Mmit of “It is not a crea-\time for turning in scores in the tion, much less an inspiration, but first round, while the second round It is ‘a gather-|/is set for Sunday and Monday, the ing upiof all the wisdom which the third round for, Tuesday and Wed- experience of the past has shown to, nesda ‘be beneficlent in its effect upon man.-| tour raaeeaes a S| club this noon. "5 pire,” he said, ards and lawless men, méans the death knell of democracy @nd.constitutional government. There = cannot be a government within al I think however that *§ Governor Walton has gone too far. &EjI doubt if he can establish military law in times of peace. iyon of the law by some often calls = § provernment. In his a@@™ss Judge last night at the of its powers. \vather an evolution, and the remainder of the y schedule as follows: th, Thursday and Friday. t has proved equal " ency in peace and war. It has} +B iwithstood every assault. gfWeathered every storm, Its strength| ticity have been the wonder | the ‘of the statesmen of all European SRP Its principles have been Fadopted by the commonwealth of & It has been imitated by But never has it been free from attack.” . The speaker gave vent to indigna- tion because of the tirade which Sen-| Firmin versus Joe May. te made against the 1 Judiciary June 14, 1922, and others like him are kind- public opinion. a conflagration, ult to stop it.” A.) Support of the right of the judges K. Lee; Mich wil! be 36. of the players in flights follows. ‘irst —(Champ onship)—Hamilton ; Glen Littlefield versus M R. D. Miller versus A. C. Ralph Schulte versus Suther- . S. Knittle versus C. B. Baird R. S. Webb versus W. R. Finney; Second Flight— Don Phillips ver- sus C. Powers; George Campbell! ver- It is easy to} Duke Wh It is diff!-| sus L B, Maxwell ver- . C. Ryland versus ; Rowlands versus A. . ©. O'Connor versus D. G. SCHOOLS URGED BY SPEAKER i "| Suggestion that the Lions clubs : operate in a move-, which failed in the last legis- e to secure the enaction of a ure authorizing the teaching of Sonstitution of the United States oming schools was urged last George W. Jarvis in an ad-| comprehensive dealt not only with the origin of the document which forms the foundation of the government but pointed to the lack of apprecia- tion of its principles on the part of «iE pt Wyoming o “It is hoped that the observance | of the anniversary of the Constitu- tion will stimulate a study of the The movement offers a real oppor-| discussions involved in its writings, tunity in patriotic endeavor, accord- | adoption, aker, who voiced an/ministration, resulting in a keener for wider knowl-|appreciation of its value and impor- edge and familiarity with the great-|tance as an aid to solving present protecting |day problems to the end that future | generations may fortify themselv Mr. Jarvis was a member of a|against the enemies of our country,” committee instructed at a previous|said the speaker. eeting to make arrangements for proper observance of “Constitution interpretation and human rights and liberties, Ray J, Cooke won the attendance ; prize at last night’s meeting of the All perfect for every pur- pose—as soft as you wish; as hard as you please; but always smoother than you had dreamed. 17 black degrees (with or without erasers) American Lead Pencil Co. 220 Fifth Ave., New York » Write for booklet on pencils, penholders, erasers, VENUS Everpointed and VENUS Thin Leads Remarkable Values First Class Diamond Tires, All New 30x3 Fabrics $ re) . 3 oO 380x312 Fabries & 7 . 95 Other Sizes in Proportion Brodie Rubber Co. te YOUR ACCESSORY HOUSE Tribune Bldg. 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