Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 4

j KLAN ANCL IN Has Famous Grand-Daddy = eae ws mE ad AMIR BANE SS SES MSTA Pt 8 Ge SCS Pie ean <= Se od Lied oir a & ware u — waw + 3 : = ea oan eas re natin a eae Sew. & SS ee a se } f r™~ WALTON TRIAL OUT IN FRONT Membership Claim of Former Cyclops Is Denied Again. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okia., Nov. 15.—(By the Associated Press.}—The Ku Klux Klan tasue in the tm- peachment proceedings against Gov-| ernor J. C. Walton moved to the fore again today—for the present as/ a “side issue” In the executive's trial on charges of official miscon- @uct. Denying Tues@ay the purported testimony of a former klan official that he had subscrfbed to the oath and paid the initiation fee in the or- ganization, the governor let it be known in a public statement that er probably would form an ant part of his defense in xecutive has charged that ture conspired with the Ku Klux Klan to remove him from office. “T have the facts and ctrcum- stances in my possession to meet this fesue when it !s presented in the hearing.” Governor Walton declared in asserting that while “strenuous” | efforts were made by klansmen to have him join the organization, he| @id not subscribe to the oath nor) @ia he pay the membership fee, | ‘The klan angle re-entered the situation Tuesday when a house investigating committee made pub- Uc the testimony of Dr. W. T. Tilly, former cyclops of the Muskogee Klan. Dr. Tilly was quoted as hav: ing sald he administered the oath to the governor last February and collected the regular entrance fee of $10 from him. A move to expedite the governor's ‘rial was seen by observers in the announcement by the house board of prosecution at yesterday's session thet it would rest !ts case after evidence of 13 of the 22 counts in| the impeachment bill had been pre- sented. It was said that the re-| maining nine articles probably would ‘be taken up later. a BANKER TAKEN FROM PRISON TO TESTIFY DENVER, Colo., Nov. 18.—Leo P.| Floyd, star witness for the state in the prosecution of Maurice Mandell, Denver broker, for alleged com- plicity in the looting of the Hibernia Bank and Trust company of $464,- 000, took the stand yesterday in a| surprise move by the prosecution, Floyd former secretary of the Hibernia company, now ts under penitentiary sentence, having plead- e@ guilty to charges in connection with the wrecking of the bank. As Floyd took the witness stand he glared at Mandell, who sat only a few fect away. Looking once, ho turned away and did not turn his gaze in Mande!!’s direction again. In short, terse sentences Floyd faunched into his story of the al- Jeged bank looting plot, involving Mandell, John Harrington, teller, and himself—a story upon which hangs the fate of Mandell. — BIG AUCTION SALE ‘There will be a big auction sale at 234 South David, Saturday after- noon at 2 p. m. of household furni- ture, rugs, bedding, cooking utensils ishes, glassware, etc. Harned Fur- niture Co., 284 8. David. Phone 249, If Pimples | “deacon, priest or bishop” of the This is a new posed portrait of Mary Falth McAdoo, daughter of William G. McAdoo and grandda Mary is getting to be a big girl, is: DALLAS, Tex., Nov. 15.—{By the Associated Press.}—A “reaffirmation of faith” in the “virgin birth of Christ and the Apostles’ creed” has been made by the house of bishops of the Protestant Episcopal church in the United States. The pronouncement, made public the Associated Press, following unanticipated adoption last night at a special meeting of the house of bishops, point out a distinction be- tween profession of belief in entire surrender to the tribune God and Delief in certain facts about the operation of the trinity, The house of bishops emphatically go on record in a reaffirmation of belief in every assertion of the Apostles’ creed, making such belief and teaching obligatory upon every to i church. Laymen throughout the country petitioned the house that men in high places have brought confusion Belief in Virgin Birth and Apostles Creed Reaftirmed By the House of Bishops ter of former President Wilson. ‘t she? the church; Reginald N, Weller, of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, and W1l- Mam T. Manning, New York, a com- mittee of five of the highest bishops of the church fn the country, named to voice the attitude of the house of bishops. The pronouncement was adopted unanimously amid prolonged ap- plause. “Objections to the doctrine of the virgin birth, or to the bodily resur- rection of our Lord Jesus Christ, are not only contrary to the Christ- jan tradition, but have been abund- antly dealt with by the best scholar. ship of the day,” an outstanding Paragraph in the church's expression of bellefs read, “Some test of earnest and sincere purpose of discipleship for belief and for life, is reasonably required for admission to the Christian so- ciety,” another article of belief de- clared. “Accordingly, professton of the Apostles’ creed, as a summary by apparent uncertainties of belief and had asked for reassurances con- cerning what were declared funda- mentals of the Christian faith, the virgin birth, the incarnation and the bodily resurrection of Christ. ‘The pronouncement was expected by those close to house members here today to terminate the con- troversial situation in which the Rev. Percy Stickney Grant of New York, occupied the central position before the spotlight of public and denominational concern. “There is nothing new in the situ- ation and I have nothing to say,” Bishop William T, Manning of New York, commented today when asked for a statement regarding his part in the controversy in which he and Dr. Grant have figured so prom!- nently. Tho declaration 1s continued in a long statement signed by Bishops Arthur T. Hal, of Vermont; Joseph B. Cheshire, of North Carolina; Thomas F. Gatlor, of Tennessee, president of the national council of Death Sentence Mar Complexion On Stayer To Drive Them Off With Stuart’s Cal-' elum Wafers—Their Action in the Skin is a Wonder of Accomplishment. Be Pronounced BOZEMAN, Mont., Nov, 15.—For- mal pronouncement of the death with a pimpled skin|Sentence upon Seth Orrin Danner, face creams and y to protect, convicted October 26 of first degree murder for the slaying, at Central Park in 1920, of Mrs. John Sprouse, wife of a South Dakota tourist, will be made by Judge Ben B. Law at 10 o'clock next Saturday morning. Danner’s punishment was fixed by the jury which found him guilty. Setting of a date for the passing of sentence has been postponed from time to time at request of de. fendant’s counsel, who asked for delay that he might prepare certain | papers in connection with the case. Whether an effort to set aside the jury's verdict will be made through an appeal to the state supreme |coyrt has not been disclosed. Dan- ner, who is kept in close confine- not to remake the skin. 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Speaking “as one business man to another,” Mr. Gray declared that while the roads under the existing law had made great progress toward fair earnings, ‘still the law has had no chance to operate in a norma! year adding that it would be “dis- astrous to the carriers” if anti- legislation was enacted at this time. Mr. Gray asserted that the rail- roads “though not yet earning a fair return on their investment” had been given an opportunity under the Iaw to partially re-establish thelr credit. “Those opposing the present law want government ownerships” he said, “but it is only needful to point to two roads on this continent to show the effect of such ownership and tts cost. The Canadian Pacific system, under private operation, is prosperous and paid 10 per cent éivi- dend on its stock besides adding to| &"4 its surplus, while the Canadian Na- tional, government owned, Is barely able to earn {ts operating expenses under the same rate and conditions.” Dealing with the subject of rates in this country he said that as high as they are, they have not increased in proportion to the commodities carried by the roads or the things they must buy, such as lumber, coal and labor. COLOGNE, Nov. 14.—Leo Deck- Belgian frontier, according to ad- vices from Aix La Chapelle. — How about s Motometer for his Christmas? IF GONSTIPATED, OGK, BILIOUE Harmless Laxative for the Liver and Bowels Feel fine! No griping or incon- venience follows a gentle liver and bowel cleansing with “Cascarets.” Sick Headache, Billousness, Gases, Indigestion, and all such distress gone by morning. For Men, Wo- men and Children—l0ca boxes, also 25 and 50c sizes, any drug store.— Ad¢ertisement. 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