Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 5

FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925 KIWANIS GLU — PRIZE AWART MARE MADE HER Entertaining Program Is Carried Out In Speaking A large crowd of people attended the high schoo) declamation contests held last night’at the high schoo ch the Kiwanis club offered prizes to the high ‘school students who were judged the winners three declaiiation contests and one| competition, in exLemporaneuu speaking. Lilian England, won firet place and Charlotte Carll, second place, in the extemporaneous speaking con- test, Gladys Roush forged ahead to plate in two contests, oratori- cal and tion, Sec: ‘ place in ical contest | was awarded to P. Edwards Aelen McKiwi. first and Oudine Ho ser, second,’ were the sele the humorous declamations. dine Alrheirt won second place dramatic ‘déclamation, first pla going to Gladys Rousb. The program proved very enter: taining ‘and showed great. training | and preparation on the part of the students. who participated. Much credit {8 due to Principal C FletcHer and Miss-Martha Darrah, instructor {n public speaking, who} had charge of the contests. ‘The declamation-contest was the last of three contests to further proficiency in public speaking sponeored by Kiwanis'club. The de’ was held Idst’Monday and tha o act play contest a few weeks a The high school students who were winners in the three contests will be the gueste of the Kiwanis clyb at a luncheon at which ne prizes will be awarded. ‘Three $10 prizes will be given to the winners in the debate ar F 25 for eecond place in events. The judges. in the contests were: H. B. Durham of the Kiwanls club, the in} A y Turbine for M | This turbine the ¢! iry at Wheeling. W lated and t Da tn av to ite de sured ( ighing uscle Shoals The belief, j ed dictments in all ome part of From the foun * carefully calcu too smal) am. Muscie Shi nation the roi ‘old th | fo EFFORT MADE TO LINK KIDNAPING AND MURDER TRIAL AT BOMBAY | ¥ The The prosecuttc n cha abduc z Begum af he household of Inac witness girl's uncle, Alla Bux Wazl The authorities are to prove that the affray or bar Hill, Bombay, the ‘evening o January 1 which the wealthy merchant Abdul Kadir Baula ws killed, was the result.o: an elal orate plot- to turn th Nautel ape from. jah warn- umtaz had was being he learned a been th _[REBS RIFFS MEWS PPIFES a —Premier led W. O. Wilson of the Rotary club, and] girl to the Maharajah of whom wad ixesst Dr. C. H, Platz of the Lions club,| had been the favorite. Baula w Bmimante Earl Callaway presided as chalr-| With the glrl wh emi , and the following’ delegation] ® gang and in the ensuing fight, | ois 4 ri lly represented the Kiwanis) in which knives played a part, | recent {lin Set. L: B, Cartet:, David’ Jo Mumtaz was slashed across the | P0010 © son, M, A. Becklinger, Otto Bo! face and a British Neutenant was | SONf'S! x J. A. Hanson, Dr. J. J. Donovan, P.| Injured. Mumtaz yesterd: | J..O'Connor, Charles Neitham oy ed she had gone to the Mahar-| Del., Mar Charles EB. fford and Chi jJarah court first as a singing Luther Be Anda dt later the : >. uler's misteress, NOTICE Her .uncle testified toda I will nat be responsible-for after she had fled from t bills except those contracted by my-] he gad been called to self. Jawhere he was told the mahar} 5 2 Herman Peterson Wanted him, Upon his arri | lent re 902 ‘Beechiy sald, he was informed by two of | turned the White House —_—_—_— 1d be | from Am to spend the Blue Goose stamp on oranges is spring vacation. 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C., March 27.—The provincinal board of health has order every person in British Columbia vaccinated against small- order followed one re ination of p ited rsons enter- States from Van SANTIAGO.—Augustin for minister Great Britain, was named the Chilean member of the Tacna-Arica plebiscite commis ic mer WASHINGTON,.—. Mellon, retary of the t beerved his 70th birthday in’ routine duties t his office. OME.—The chamber of deputies esolution of Edwards, r vietir cent tor: ado in the PARIS to Grea ; started uctions t te with Austen NEW YORK.—Es us of nations fay Was ad reducing arm’ Extreme Cruelty Is Divorce Plea Basis |» tha Kel filed sult oree against Tr. Kelly whom she fed {n 1917 in Find- ley, O. The wite ake for the decres | and enxtedy of two children who are seven and five years of age she bases her complaint on the| gorunds of extreme cruelty and says the defendant has not support ed the children for ar past. announced h the county i ¥ ‘BRANDING: BY CHURCH CULT Che aT Daily Tribune PROVES FATAL California Man Is Launched. OROVILL District Atte unoff owever, that oni ly. DNAS LAND IFIGE LOSING. (Continued From Page One) to be e abolis: d office t ceeding! ons of ng. is office Our t {fs the the United other land offices rgest mac Secreta Work pr rons served, land of States and that while duced and in this of- ‘ice in ve b abol- \shed in the interest of economy and on account .of sm “Approximately unperfected land le in this district, i the Douglas ! shed for this rea- revenues pro- d of- one third of the entries and ble oil fields In the state most well as nearly five thousand unperfected homestead It will be a very ve entries. ‘nconvenience for th this “district to hi Cheyenne to take roubles. “Lo tles 4 where | rest no doubt ted obfectfons from’ other communt offices serious nts of elle. have been abolished but we feél that the needs of this district business done jn t such that the inte: and th ernment and the need of central Wyoming asking you to use ¥ amount of Gov- 8 of the people justify us in ‘our good offi. ces to bring. about asreconstderation of this matter: “Will you not urge the President to suspend the order abolishing this office and permit us to present data to you personally Denver, our expense. Pilkerson,” Cominitt whi April sixteenth, en you are tn Please wire casper ciara er of Commerce Hagens, M. Wheeler, SECOND BODY [3 EAMUMED (Continued car Olson, rom Page One) his adviser, exhumation cf whose bodies was begun today. An order to disinter the bodies w ‘ssued yesterday by Corones: ¢ Wolff, before © whe om Harry municipal.court chief justice and in stigator of the McClintock death 1 quiry, has repeatedly asserted t the circumstances of their deat were suspicious. Mrs, McClintoc! died 16 rs ago, Ww he herds were. living Dr. Olson e three visit J physiclar thelr by difficult. Shepherd, Wednesday, remair dete today, where preparations ned tion cell in the AS® OF in a tem: | Judge Cromer To Address Men At Tabernacle Here B Judicial dis Judge Bighth 5 extended c trict romer ¢ will ‘AUDITOR IN U.S. BUREAU IS ARRESTED | - WASHINGTO’ March : | Blue Goose oranges are guarant Frederick Sutherlana, an audjgor in not tre the bureau of internal revenué, has | | _ been arrested bere in connectior | |. Try the 2 for 1 6lore our with alleged attempte to reduce Probe Into Death of vi | 'POSTAL RATE CHANGES UNDER NEW LAW EFFECTIVE APRIL 15 ARE OUTLINED BY POSTMASTER Be $ HEIR FOUND LIVING IN nis consgc-| CHEAP ROOM|: 1 ir parcel on ru 2 from the two A spe ightr junds. twenty ce Registered Mail 9 rates on registe be es follows Fifteen cents fc and including $50.00 Twenty cent $50.00 and up $100.00. Return receipt fee of three cents stamps to be affixed to letter. Insured Mail ee of them were tumbled in Ae ae ding Di mmers Put i The rates of { ace shall m foll z lows a aot to exceed 1500 inten: || OT Bagpipe seu nee te exceed $6 tntect tiie FD ay Sasionkohe Insured not to exceed es 1 at $100 GLASGOW, ps to be affixed to parce! : Am: ©. 0. D. Mail | ates of € Oo. D. mail shall Londc hum: Not exceeding e.| jazzy tunes wi Not exceeding | variat Not exceedin There 8 not cover rate may charge de ed run on and stores For Finer Texture ,and Larger Volume in your bakings use KG BAKING POWDER 25 Ounces for 25¢ More than aPound anda half for a Quarter A trial will convince you of its high quality the rescued pas- | had to break their | omerged cars. _PAGE FIVE PRINGE GAIL SATURDAY FOR OUUTH AFRICA Steamship Placed ine Order for Wales Tour. R emember this— Food authorities say you can live on whole wheat alone. 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