The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-20
NEWS HISTORY Of
THE PAST WEEK
A Complete History Of What Has
Been Happening Throughout
the World
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Lawyers and judges to the number
q more than 1000 are expected to
eome to San Francisco early this
month to attend the 1922 convention
q the American Bar association, the
national conference of commissioners
On uniform state laws and the annual
meeting Of the California State Bar
association.
Definite and complete information
eoucerning the effect OF the inter-
state commerce commissions order.
which places the government virtual
~ In control of the railroads coal
traffic has been received at the Of
fices Of the Traffic Service bureau
Of Utah. The order directs roads
70 give preference In the supply Of
cars suitable for the loading Of coal
mines and discontinue the use Of
coal cars for other purposes, SO
aong AZ the mine remains unsupplied
with coal cars. Noncoal-loading cars
are to return coal cars to their maxi
mum capacity or to receive such emp
ties. All roads are directed to place
embargoes against shippers who do
not unload coal within twenty-four
hours. Five classes are created to
govern the railroads. in supplying cars
for coal loading.
Fire that started in the art building
at the University Of Oregon at Eu-
gene destroyed that structure and the
building occupied by the department
of PHYSICAL education and damaged
other nearby buildings. The loss is
estimated at $4,000. The state car
rtes Its own insurance.
While caddies at the California Golf
club were demonstrating their PROV
ess In swinging clubs, the head of one
club flew off, striking S-year-old
Francis Cullen, a caddie, fracturing
his skull.
After being imprisoned for four
hours by fire in the National mine,
seventy-five miles north of Winnie.
mucca, New, Superintendent Joseph
Bolam and Peter Madison were re.
leased. not much worse for their ex
perience, according to telephone mes.
sage. TIL message stated that the fire
had been put under control and that
the damage would not be great.
The Rtv. j. e. Lewis negro pastor
OF the Church of the Living God, OF
Los Angeles has announced another
attempt to sail from Los Angeles ia
Monrovia Liberia. His first attempt
failed when the "ark," craft upon
which he had labored many months
sank at its launching. Now he and
his flock have obtained the motorshir
Angel. and rechristened her "Queer
OF Liberia" and they plan to start
the voyage 10 Africa August Is.
GENERAL
IF you must drink, try the lake
and when that is gone, the ocean IL
always ready to be tapped" Judge
Adams told Thomas Andler, at Chi
cago. Andler said his wife drove him
to drink.
III you blow that horn again lat,
at night I'll send you to jail-ant
the horn will go with you." Recorder
Steer of Gutenberg, N. J, told JOSEPH
Sarmer. arrested for disturbing tn,
peace.
"Wiles Of Wilson avenue Chicag
Wild momen broke up her home, Mrs
Adeline Macket declared in a divorce
suit. Her husband couldn't resis
them she said.
Damage estimated at one millio,
dollars resulted from rain, hail an
~indstorms that swept Nebraska
South Dakota and western Iowa re-
ports received at Omaha indicate
There was no loss of life reported
but heavy losses resulted from tn
destruction Of farm property, crop
and railroad equipment.
Boston has been chosen by the COZ
vention Of the Independent order @
Good Templars for the 1924 biennis
session Of the grand lodge. This s,
lection closed the formal business G
the convention Wednesday, thong
the executive board remained at Butt
Mont. Wednesday for further confe
ence.
Senior de La Huerta, Mexican Sc
Rotary Of the treasury arrived at Me
leo. City Monday. Immediately aft,
his arrival he visited Chaputep,
castle to confer with President Obr
gon who Is confined to his room. TT
secretary declined to discuss al
phase of his New York visit statil
he wished to consult the president o
fore making any declaration.
The $4,000 payroll Of THE constrr
ton company erecting the new $500
600 Masonic temple at Detroit W
stolen by three bandits.
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