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Show E SENATE RATIFIES NAVAL LIMITATION PACT I A A A A A A A A A A A SLAIN YOUF'S I FATHER SIGNER I i OF COMPLAINT I Delegation to Urge Lesser Charge Fails to Appear i in Ogden PARENTS INSISTENT County Attorney Says He Believes Serious Charge Is Warranted Harlow J. ChrlstenSen, former pr'n- clpal of the Uintah school, is charged 1 With i in the fir - t .l.-src- in complaint filed late yctcrday by I Mtorne. Havbl J Wilson. ! ( hrlstenaen in charged with the shoot-lng shoot-lng of Lloyd Dybec. 1 S years of age, at I lntah a week afro, when the two met n s road at night and hrlstenaen. declaring that he feared an attack, fir-ed fir-ed a shot Into Bybee'S abdomen. The complaint was sworn by Wll-Ham Wll-Ham H. Bybee of Uintah, father of tho Mr v. n i lerted that he decided upon first-degree murder charge lata yesterday following a conference i I with District Attorney Joseph E. DEMAND MURDER CHARGE He declared that the parents, rela-md rela-md friend tni Byhes family i . ,n 1. come to his office since '' the death of young Dyboe and had H ..I that the murder charge be , 'Mr Wilson further sntd that report- hid reached him that deloga-tlons deloga-tlons from I'lntah reeking to have a 1 charge issued would call at his lfi hej fa "i not appeared. Th tlons, vrhlch it Is said. ,BM ;.-lt thit ( 'heist en.s. n had ben driven jtM to he shooting to protect himself, an ) were to intercede for the principal and tJ ask leniency, have never materialized 'despite the many rumors that they would appear. LESSER ERDIOTB Mr Wilson said that although C hrlstenaen will be tried for ftrat dc-giee dc-giee murder, the Jury mav re'urn n rder in second degTee or I of voluntary meJaslaugmdr, and there- H i fore he felt tin- tiling to thu munler charge justified !; en 'bonli i h.ii'Sf.l with murder In the rirt ileRree "hrlstensen mav n i. ..ml providing ffM , ..v .-,1 i i n i court Jud ' rfl ui- a Justice of the supreme court Nc move toward gaining hi release ha I I Mr V. A- H Mr Wilson said ho has carefully in-vastlgated in-vastlgated the stories of the boys who were kvlth Bybee when the shootln. rH occurred and their statements were of such nature to justify the flllnr of ths serious charge against the principal. III tGGAIGNED Specialoro crowded the city court I I room this morning to witness the ar-ralgnment ar-ralgnment of Cnrlstensen George rlalvaraon, attorney, who appeared in the court room with the defendant explained to the court th I fM the ri ght show that the con vM jjlalnt had been read and request ,i tM (that the date for the setting of the preliminary examination be continue i until tomorrow morning. City Judge V R. Roberts ruled th.it the complaint should be read to th defendant. I N. Kulton. clerk of the court. 1 arose, requested the defendant to aria nil then slowly read the complfl ' charging Mr Chrlstcnsen with first degree murder of the person of Llo.v ,J ( BRISTENSKN (OMI'OSITl The tlefendant was dressed in a blue coat and vest with khaki trouoors, "fl white vhlrt and wore no shirt colliu H I He eras perfectly calm throughout the LS procedure and during the reading ol H the complaint stood looking at th'. H luw books on the clerk's desk. H He conversed with his attorney H briefly and In whispers at Interv.iN H and apparently paid no attention to H th crowd of spectators. H Following the reading of the com- H pl:ifnt he was taken back to the conn- H ty Jail bv Deputy Jfherlff Fred Tout. |