Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1924, Page 24

DENIES CONSPIRACY T0 CCNTROL TRAIL Benator Cameron Replies to Charge He Staked Claims on Bright Angel Route. RETAINS NO INTERESTS Provision to Buy Property From Arizona Eliminated. Replying to charges that he had sought to gain control of Bright Angel trail, into the Grand Canyon, by stak- ing out along it mining claims, which Bbe had refused to vacate on mandate .of the Supreme Court, Scnator Game- ron, republican, Arizona, said, in a letter printed today in the Congres- &slonal Record: *“I reiterate that I have not at the present time, and have not had for many years prior to the date of the creation of the Grand Canyon Nation- &) Park in 1919, any interest in claims title to which is being litigated by the government of the United States.” Ivsue With Cramton. The letter, addressed to Senator Smoot, republican, , one of the confere¢es on the Int I appropriation bill, statements made House floor by Kepr Cram- ton, republican, Mich! chairman of the subcommittee ch drafted the bill, i The bill origi for ch on was to be expended improve the hizhw Santa Fe tral the canyon. inated by the Senat Cramton made h Senator Cameron. been reached House confer. Commenting ton char, provision, Senator Ca letter, dated March 5, Holds Proposal Illegal. “It also has been said that the 1Es on the en polluted to one of south rim of | was elim- : “Senate 3 to the provision. ther in a min- I have had no further, should the $100,000 be to the coun Coconine, as ¢ amount _the d to the building under the laws of the state “Therefor. my opinfon, if this tion is enacted it summated and is ille; SYDNEY ANDERSON GOING. Minnesotan Decides Health Will Necessitate Retirement. 2. ¢ of the law, it Representative Sydney Anderson, re- publican, of the i Minnesota dis trict, annotinced today that he would not be a candidate for re-election, but would retire from public life on sccount of his health. Representative Anderson is chair- man of the republic conference and a member of t republican He is serving his seventh term in Congress. He succeeded the famous Representative James A. Tawney. Representative Anderson has been persistently mentioned s i« candi- ip. Abe Martin Says: Long hair an’ a big hat hain’t in it with peddlin’ somethin’ fer nothin’ when it comes t’ gittin’ followers. Some folks are very fond o’ long hours an’ poor pay when it comes t’ doin’ nothin’. What’s worse’n havin’ some one hand us a clippin’ an’ then stickin’ right with us till we read it? Why call it th" screen when they make a specialty o’ not hid- 2 |in’ anything? (Copyright National Newspaper Service.) ' ? 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