The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-10-02
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WESTERN

81 BY petitions Of California voters
and committed 70 support the can.
didAcy Of Robert N. La Folletts, stood
barred from the ballot at tho general
election In November as the result
OF 70 decision Of the state "a
prsme court
Tbs Mammoth OIL Company and
Harry y. Sinclair will use the testi
mony Of Edwin DENLY. former seere
tsry Of the navy, Ia their fight in
United States district court at Chey
snns, Wye. next month against an
nulmsnt Of The lease Of Teapot Dome
naval oil reserve 10 the Mammoth
company, as sought by the govern
nsnt. according 70 Information made
public here. DENLY Is the only wit
ness 70 be subpoenaed By the defense
thus far
All records Of bullion values In Ne
yada we're broken when the Tonapah
Extension reports is mill clean up
as fii0.i4S. Shipment eon4isled Of
seventy five bars weighing 1000
ounces IL due 70 heavier gold content
the previous high record fifteen day
shipment Of last April Of I4l,sIb 4
ounea Is due 10 a heavier gold content
and the higher price Of silver.
After attending the Callin ahale
oil celebration Governor C0rugham
and party departed for the Lehman
caves, where several members Of the
party, hotel owners at different
pleasure resorts. will investigate the
possibilities % the successful con
stfustion Of hotels at this prominent
natural wonder.
Eva fanguay. vaudeville actress Of
Los Angeles i quoted as saying
That a cataract Is impairine the vi ,
sion Of her right eye. "it'a true .
she u reported 10 have said. Il am ,
going blind In that one eye. don't !
know what ! shall do. An operation ],
Ia risk."
Bob Dalton. Jr. son Of Bob Dalton. y
member Of the Dalton gang and who /,
was Killed In the robbery Of a Coffey r.
vile. Kan. bank. October 8. 1862
was arrasted near Douglas. Arizona
BY Deputy Sheriff Hayhurst and a
Morris az he was about 10 board a q
train Tor California. His arrest fol y
lowed receipt u a telegram from the r
sheriff At NJ Paso. where he Is want g
~ on two charges Of swindline. bal.
Ton had over $4,000 in cashiers 4,
'heeka In his possession -
-Four marine officers and four ON, \.
very serweants. stationed at The Mare r,
Island navy yard near San Francis. b
%. have received telegraph orders Ia
. proceed 10 the marine base al San va
Diego and 10 "hold themselves IN Of
for anything"
A motion for dismissal without
'reiudiee" was entered in the United Z"
Rates district court at san Franel. N
. ~ counsel for Evan burrows ~
'ontaine. New York dancer. In Al
sf N.Oo0.oo0 breach OF promise ae 20
ion against Cornelius Vanderbilt o'
Whitney, young New York and San ~
Francisco fInancisr q"
ihres young men and enc young
'omAn were drowned In Lake Wash.
'ston near Seattle. Wash. when
s'lhoa, IA which they we're making me
pleasure trip TO Sand Point. Wash. We
'nk In The roagh waters % the lak, eo'
he dead we're children Of prominent sec ''
ssttle families. us
GENERAL -
Federal Judge Fostsr o. New YORK rov
phsld ne Indictment Of Castor n ma
cans. feruer department OF ia.tie. un.
ivnt, his secretary. Elmer Jssneekr. VII
u his attorney. Thomas n Fielder
! charge that they received money 4
heb they ni<repFrssntsd was 10 be mis-
~ " the bribery q former Attor. Bel
y General nsuxherty and ether sies
'sernmsnt officials. flee
brsxsdisr General Charles Elmer y
'~ysF. who was personal phy.iclan ssol
The late President Harding. died xot
ddenly from heart aie~ase Al ha aipl
&c. On White Oak FARM near Mar and
\ uhio. 4.
wllliam q McAdoe. whose f;xht pap,
; ne p~nosfstie presidential men, mes
ssiea 81 Nadfsen square Garden serl
~ feFk wsots new chapter ruin
he fesersss ef deadlock IN natlor The
political conventions. gave Aia rer wsla
Val assaFansrs rlassdsy - JoAn W fip~
va hat he viii % whatever ~ can inur
ne sss~ess % ths nvsno<ratie naul