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committee -sf-the-4egion and the ac-
ton was approved by the third state
conyeptiou Of che organization latl Tors
rington.. Charges that gambling games
wefe conducted I'M dluhk bptrated in
connection with the Wyatt post result
ednn tiba dancellatlon. of9the charter. {
The Medicine Bow National forest
service is advertising for bids for the.
furnishingfuf thBI material, the work to-
Ibeialone by forest rapgersi land forest
guards for t%bsjbuildine, ofiana ohserva-
tory and residence forthasebaeryer eni
Medicine Bew peak, altitude .J12.e05
feet, the highsstn;N olnte IN southern
Wyoming. The lumber Will have to be
Jbauled twenty miles, on automobile
trucks. ,a,,a- 40 siot !,
30 Mrs# John i1Bnrneft. rswffe OF a
lTspcheE efcMediciHeItB Bow, Wya. goes
sthe S1Q gewaEd DfferedhyI Aus Hyers.
Nebyhska STATE sheriff fog nfermntion
laadjipg tqsths arrest Of thee Omaha;
kShaln ba4ditbEred BroWns Sheriff A.
|rAdy Sanders Of RaHlins In giving Mrs.
Pyrgrettt t1hla check, stated that i was
ne clever detectiye work in recogpix5
ing Rrogni aaHd telephenlnG the news to
The officers dfhaIf led to h!a capture net
as Andy rKrttzeE star witness IN Ar sheen
steallpgt case WHICH Will, come ppuat
the September term If court at, Casper
has been adjudged insane and ordered
sept to the, state, asylum, Kritzer's
mental lapses 9ceprrc In the, -Natrpna
county jail Where, he was being de-
tained and Where he recently sue
cumbedn to the Illusion that some one
was trying to XIII him. when his con-
ing was eaiied!!S t4F en
h Mary Miles ,Minter. film star, who
has been in Jackson during the making
Of a western picture ~ recovering
from, injuries incurred several laws
Jago, when her g~alfoping horse STUN
bied and fell, throwing her Violently
to the ground, face down. Miss Min
tef swas riding with Tom Moore, her
EvitG9yerpor Carey has given officials
Of District %, United Mine, Workers, of
America, thirty days, to secure from
the, policy committee OF the interna-
tional organization permission TO negor
tfdte a separate peace With the coal
operators of wyoming, and. nus end
the mine strike III this state He took
this Hctfdnr at the Close OF in bail.day
conference Y between b1pefatoqs ma
hniofi officials, meeting in 6heyenne. 81
his suggestion. RepreseTnthtfyHes IL HE
miners showed they we've nopfn n no.
Bitlona to make ih 1~agFeement Al tbis
time as reddesfedtbs 6peratorsiYor the
reaseh-that-the- pe4ey-eefnHsfttee of
bthef International organization his
adopted a stand opposing district
treaties. Until ethls,poliey Isl changed
thex lsaidr there sappearsr no pessibiiity
to n the i~ndpstrbiqI strife in iwyo-
th1nSn rts 1sn gnt 4, vpo o3
p GHpsnof wNolsasejgenerally running
lighter thnn usual this year, bur IL *
Ecleaher and takeab less shrsakage.s "A
cold, late spri9gIand loweyogrease con,
tent are the reasons. 1It,ds estimated
by sheepmen that the lamb crop will
average .araunnd AZ, per cent dpo to- the
May orms-andthelnnnsu number
Of dry ewes.
AIfhoSgh'h mafhtainIhs he same
standarap OF seRoop1w6rko the cmnntv
ihigBi school boardn on GflfetRgf coyfbty 4
fv0eeH' hea reteAp4neeprheg4g gAd,ssass
fithe ftgh,schdsr OK frofnfah 1850 mills
J for the coming yeargswA albsl .otq