Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 2

i om | 1 PAGE TWO Che Casper Daily Cribune FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925 BILL VETOED BY COV. ROSS MAY BE NEW LAW CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 6.—When is a veto not a veto? That question has been put to the Wyoming attorney general by the secretary of » concerning enrolled act 19, which was original senate file 66. Governor Ross vetoed ct but unlike other acts that met ‘with executive disapproval, it may not be dead, the on for which extraordinary f the veto and to return the days of its delivery to the governot | utomatically becomes law, had be | ‘ome law regardless of the nor’s disapproval. ‘The question. as related, has been put to the attor general. His reply will decide | enrolled 19, original senate | or shall not, be printed lon laws of Wyoming, for 1925, but {t may not be accepted as deciding whether this act is, or {s not, the law of Wyoming, Possibly the supreme court may be called up- on to settl poin Governor ’ message of disap. he | proval of enrolled 19, original senate -|66 (the message erroneously mitted to he house and n livered to the Hi la.| “I return thi .| proval f it were present STARE ANID. TWIGE IN AY as to Ite status. es to the qualifications | 9! ment, of superintendents rnor or 50 out my ap- K reasons: If ct amends the oting the gover nor 1 t of division . | superi ist of eligibles .| certified » engineer as e | being technically qualified; thus com pelling the governor to accept’ the judgment of the state engineer, who under the law takes under consider: ation only the nical qualifica Uons of the ap nt and leaves completely out o question as to the fit ness of the applicants in other re- spects, ‘It fixes the responsibility of ap- pointment on the governor, without permitting exercise of judgement as to character and qualifications of hose appointed. The present law provides that the hold examina: technical qual- of an} nts and shall file eligibles with the governor ernor thus has the Informa er of disapprov e@ vetoed act, re delivered the house. ned in the adjourned therefore, nstitutiona and, should J updn, to v —— ——_- Constipation brings wrinkles and ME XIAN CHAT —eet relief with Kellogg’s ALLA Ran ” know it takes ALL BRAN to bring | And the poisons sure results. | of constipation lead to over forty diseases. Eat at least two tablespoonfuls daily—in chronic cases, with every meal. Ready-to-eat with milk or cream. Also delicious with fruit. Try it in the recipes given on/ every package. If eaten regularly, it is guaranteed to bring perma-) nent relief or your grocer returns the purchase price. Kelloge’s ALL-BRAN is mado| at Battle Creek, Michigan, and served by leading hotels and res- the destruction that is wrought tamrants everywhere. 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Cowans,” the witnesa said she had never discussed the subject with the countess. The question had ref erence to Mrs. Dennistoun’é alleua tions that her Intimacy with the late Sir John Steven Cowans, Great Gritain’s war quartermaster had been encouraged by her husband because of his ambition for military idvancement The fourth day of the trial found the court room again (lied to over *herever they sell good cand; tion and benefit of the counsel and 3 8 7 advice of the state engineer. This ts as {t should be, but under the pres: ent law the governor ts not iimited to this source of Information and advice, and may extend inquiries further In search of one whose char acter and qualifications tn the {udg ment of the governor may be super ior to any of those on the eligible iist furnished by the state engineer and whose appointment may be deemed more advisable in the interest of the public welfare, “This act is no Improvement over | he present iaw.” JEW PHASE IS ENTERED TODAY IN THE DENRNISTOUN TRIAL LONDON, March 6—The (riend ship that once existed between the former Countess of Carnarvon and Mrs. Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun was dwelt upon today when Mrs Dennistoun was again scheduled to crose examination in the (rial ot her suit against ber former bus she alleges she had loaned him prior to their divorce. 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