Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1926, Page 10

ni m VE m PAGE TEN FEDERAL JUDGE REPLIES TODAY TO ACCUSATION Committee in Calls Oregon Jurist for Explanation. WASHINGTON, Jar Wallace McCamant of O serving a judge of tl eral circult € ment, wa lead senate judiciar 0 'to him by Ser r r Warren (. Hardir - Major Wood for the r tion, McCamant to the voters of 0: at Chi the ¢ prim winne Anot go th Camant’s non tion the juri stock tiqn, war which was to take ov gon of the L poration, a &£ cern The change in the sen: ate that the Spruce corporation es: caped local taxation by virtue of a provision in the contract of sale that in the hand ownership was to lo: of the rporation until the f n the deal had been made. Lincoln county appealed to con gress for relic nd enate a relief bill in 1 report nator | a » part to nst Lin 1 Judge McCam- ant counsel the private gom- pany approved the contract. The nomination, reported favor- the committee month » that the juris eard in answer to the charges | nator Johnson who w ipp other sena tors asses ELIMINATIONS IN BOY OUDUT ARCHERY CONTEST SCHEDULED SATURDAY The pre y archer test | for Boy Scouts will be held Satur day afternoon in the basement of the Episcopal churel 3:00 p. m Deputy C rich will 1 K. L. Kru send thei v to this me so that district rep re be selected for the Jamboree ran Archery is a n t ing which is coming nence id th ould t ost a Jamboree Casper Student Is Elected to Phi Kappa Phi LARAMIE One graduate 1 Ly 1 were 1 da ee k r holasti T 1 w Ase 2 xas; | 2 1 Ha I ‘ I I ce I Lara-| H r ARKEDN PATRONS DANCE. TO PANATAOPE MUSIC | owd pletely filled the gre ur differe usions = while Panatrope the ye rch ® Paes HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HEAR CONCERT TODAY plimentary to the at of the Natror nty } and the Junior h. school auditorium this mérning. ‘The cert lasted 45 minutes and was mue student body, appre ated by the SENATE VOTES U.S. FUND FOR urticipation in the prelimins Senate \° appropriate expenses of A Chairman lations resolution, unanimously and without adopted. house. The ¢ j establish diplor relations ing treaties with Mexico and Czecho Slo. |SNAPSHOTS OF LIFE IN THE NEWS OUT OUR WAY, NOW LOOK , HERE FELLOWS. + 1 CONT Want THAT BROHEN! \ HAS HE Ever ha q ARMS PARLEY for American ry arms at jeneva when the sen e resolution to $50,000 to defray the rican deleg: jorah of the foreign committee called up the reporting the committee favored its adoption, discussion, it was nas been passed by the 2mmittee also re the tavorably treaty to re and commercial key, severed dur r, and extradition Lausanne with T the world w ia Suffolk, gr tired of playing the Robert Reidt, apostle of doom, but Gothamites ver cold moke. doctrines as represented by communism. monkey moon Robert As to the party, she remarked: The other 2-stc made facturer is to si their sentimental Cant (By The LONDON. Associated Press.) 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The and -$10,000 in” jewels in Milford, | person must be in the theater when Pa. They also are charged with the| the prize is awarded. holdup of a restaurant here last Fri- “The Wedding Song,” featuring y and, according to the police,|Leatrice Joy, is the feature picture have confessed their share in both| which is being shown. robberies. YOUTHS SEIZED FOR ROBBERIES After Dillon's arrest it was said Ee + that Dr, Dillon waz abroad but word | WELL-MERITED SUCCESS came from St. Louis that he was a eae mysteriously slain last May. Young << ioe Dillon was questioned at that time fo > ed x concerning the death but was re. / Roe leased. ee Young Dillon had a fraternity pin from the UniversitYof St. Loufs and \ college track medal when arrested. The jewel robbery was committed at the home of August Kiel, a mar- bel dealer and an uncle of Dillon. Hardman, according to police, 1s known as “Jack Fuller” and “Jack Douglas” and has served a jail sen- tence for stealing $900 from his mother. ee JACK E. SCOTT AGAIN IN CHARGE OF JACKSON are weather more coal worrying and f MOSCOW.—A an effort to show capitalistic pure sclenc theater in dispari and CHICAGO, Jan. 29.— (F) —Only one further venue is left Colonel Forbes, former veterans’ between tho Charles R. will be nudge. A pig, FORBES Osa. lewis ;...|REHEARING 1S Scopes trial is to be produced in of the entire case, which ended in their conviction on charges of de- filed after { vious convic ukelele and other social gayeties, one to Australia to follow Rw llams » footsteps of young Lord - F : Hobart, who is a cowboy THE “TAKE OFF . 1-21. © {926 ay Wea StAvice, INC.) ! A distinugished citizen, honored ess < politically and professionally, Dr. SR, Ai Jack E. ott has weagain:.ts R. V. 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