Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 11

FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924. 1 }sentence, without giving the defend- ant opportunity to appear in > court,” he said. CENATE FLAYED “The senate sentences a man by ‘ 5 vit Oo calling for his FOR OAGY (lf “If any men are at fault they should be punished. If one or even INVESTIGATIONS @ dozen men in high positions of Defendants Given No to indict a great political party.” 2: reat political Chance in Senate ’ OF $600,000 “Cou,” Chae: | UNEXPLAINE NEW YORK, tA 18.—United E IN p States Senator Walter B. Bdge, speaking here last night at a meet-| KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 18,— ing, under the auspices of the Cool-| John *M. Moore, deposed president idge-For-President club, assaijed the|of the Fidelity National Bank and senate for its “orgy of investiga-|Trust company, died at bis home tions."” here without making any statement “The United States senate ts sit-|as to a discrepancy of $600,000 ting as a grand jury to indict, a|which had been fouhd in his petit jury to convict, and a judge Eat Egs Noodles— Fine as a basic food—with or Enrollment In Engineering At University Up An increase in enrollment of more than four hundred per cent since 1908 is the record of the school of engineering of the University of Wyoming. Since the founding, of the School that department,has graduat- ed a great number of Wyoming men who are now holding responsible positions throughout the west. Among the many graduates of the School of Engineering who have made a marked success in this field is Clyde W. Atherly, present Sur- veyor General for Wyoming. Grad- are also found occupying posi- in Wyoming a$ county engin- eers. During the late war 75 per cent of the engineering class of '18 served In the army and today Wyom- ing engineering students are serving as commissioned officers in the reg- ular army engineering corps. ing shops at the State University has offered new quarters for the electrical laboratories, the mechant- cal laboratories, and the assay la- boratories, ‘The School of Engineering con- : meat; and satis- sists of four main divisions—Civil » | fying Lent or. the and Irrigation Engineering, Electri- t fie Eas: = ne eal_and Mechancal Engineering; ani 'y Prepared; econom- Mining and Metulurgy. In addition ical; nourishing. Try a package of to the standard course of instruction Ae offered students in those fields the cowboy engineers have the op- portunity of pursuing general elec tive studies such as additional work in mathematics, chemistry, physics, geology, Engiish, and modern lan- guages. package will Egg Noodles convince you. SERVICE-QUALITY-PRICE 220 East Second Street, Tribune Bidg. 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Ward was sentenced to be hanged June 20, next, but sentence was au- tomatically stayed by an appéal to the state suprems court. ———@({+—-.- DELEGATES 10 1H DEMO CONVENTION CHEYENNE, Wyo,, April 18.— Apportionment of delegates to the Democratic state convention at Cas- per May 12,1s announced by the Democratic state central committee as follows: Albany county, 7; Big Horn, 10; Campbell, 6; Carbon, 7; Converse, 8; Crook, 3; Fremont, 7; Goshen, 4; Hot Spring Johnson, 3; Laramie, 14; Lincoln, 6; Natrona, 24; Niobrar: Sheridan, water, 7; Washakie, 3; Cheyenne Clubs Will Plant Trees On Highways CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 18.— Three miles of Cheyenne’s suburban park highway system are to be beautified by the Rotary, Lions and Kiwanis clubs, !f proposals made to these organizations by Major Archie Alligon are carried out, The mayor has requested each of the clubs to take over one mile of boulevard, plant trees along the borders thereof and maintain the trees. A dummy book, with the center hollowed out to provide a hiding- place for stolen property, Way dis covered on a shoplifter recently. —»_—_—. PROGRESS 1S MADE IN FIGHT AGAINST RABIES CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 18.— Reports from Teton county state that the campaign of the state of Wyoming to prevent the spread of rables among dogs, domestic cattle and livestock ts prog ingly, and that the state agents co-operating in t confident all infected and suspected 133 South Center Street ONE DAY MORE Price Smashing Sale Drugs and Drug Sundries AT THE SMITH-TURNER DRUG CO. Phone 150 animals soon will be exterminate he uy or rounded up for observation. 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