The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-27
Pthy News Notes
From All Parts Of
IDAHO

expected that delegates from all sec.
IONS or the state will be in attend.
ance.
Paul.-Hugh Francisco, formerly
superintendent Of Paul schools. died
after drinking carbolic acid. He was
suffering from nervous strain, be.
ileved to have been caused by over.
study. He graduated from the Uni.
'ersity Of Idaho last summer with the
highest honors of the class.
Pocatello.-After eluding officers for
-hree years George Chaklnes, wanted
Pocatello for the murder of Paul
beno, was taken into custody, at
Phoenix, Ariz., and is being returned
70 Pocatello. Chief OF Police 4. l..
.Eilkerson of Phoenix, wired Sheriff
George E. Mabey. that an officer is
On his way to Pocatello with the
prisoner.
Pocatello.-A complete moonshlne
still, % gallons OF mash and a pint OF
he finished product were confiscated
~ officers when they visited the
nome Of Ed. Johnson. The raiding
squad consisted of Detectives Browns
nd Morgan and Patrolmen Long and
NcArdle. The officers report Of the
raid states that several men and wo-
men were causing considerable dis
turbance at the residence when the7
arrived on the scene.
Boise.-Improved conditions were
noted in four of the main Idaho crops
corn, barley, apples and peaches
during August, according to the Ida.
no crop report issued by Julius H.
Jacobsen, federal agricultural statis-
tician. No change occurred in the
estimate of Idaho's wheat crop. and
l loss was recorded in four crops
pats, potatoes, hay and pears.
Pocatello.-The formal organiza-
ion of a county memorial commission
Tas effected at the special meeting
II the Bannock county commission and
insists of Ivan Gasser, commander
)f the American Legion, A. L. Lilli-
ridge, commander of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, and the three county
commissioners. The commissin, which
created by statute. formulated an
organization to determine the kind,
-haracter design and style IF a suit.
lble soldier memorial building.
Bolse.-Representa 0. T. Smith
of Idaho laid before the interstate COM
merce commission at WASHINGTON tele-
grams from the public utilities com.
mission at Boise and the Payetts
chamber of Commerce complaining OF
a shortage Of refrigerator cars to move
me prune crop, and stating that IN
ess cars are furn shed in ADEQUATE
numbers the crop will perish. The
commission said it was doing ever.
thing possible to secure the prompt re.
turn of refrigerator cars to the west
and assured Mr.. Smith Idaho Won I
be allotted fair proportionate shar,
of the cars that are obtained. NJ
definite promise as to the number Of
cars u be sent into Idaho was or
could be given.
Pocatello.-The annual state cor.
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church held at Caldwell. Idaho, mad
the following appointments for the p.
catello district ]. B. Baker. distri
superintendent Aberdeen. Samuel A
lison; Ashton. B. F. Meredith; Amer
can Falls, c. C. Brown B,ackfoot, 7.
ID. Gillian; Bull. c. E. Holman: Bu3-
ley, L. A. Cook; Castleford. H. Fryer:
Downey-McCammon, Mrs. f. B. PEI
kins: Filler, c. E. Beal: Cooling, II.
G. McCallister: Idaho Falls, {. F. Wiz
ming: Jerome, W. J. Luscombe: XII.
berly-Hansen, c. r. Fletcher: Mont.
pelier-Lava. to be supplied: Mackay, J.
+. Sutton: Murtaugh-Golden VALLEY. V.
r. Bell; Paul-Heyburn. ]. L. Riley;
Pocatello; H. S. Hamilton: Rupert, G.
W. Barn; Shelley, c. w. Davids n;
Salmon z. c. Mulkin Tuttle-H agerman.
Chas. Tate; Twin Falls. G. L. White;
Wendell. S. X. iley: Bliss, to be sup.
Piled
Twin FallS-Frank A Koch. &c, a
former student OF the Idaho Technical
Institute and at one time editor OF the
Techniad. the student publication. WIS
found on the floor of his room in Twin
Fails. with a bullet wound through his
head and new IS calibre revolver
clutched tightly in his hand.
Bo.se.-Alleging that the recent in
junction obtained against the strik.
ing shopmen is violation of the con.
stttution an Idaho strike organization
sent telegram to Senator Borah of
Idaho, chairman of the senate labor
committee. urging that impeachment
proceedings be instituted against At
.orney General Daugherty.
Blss.-Wood shipments in Idaho
have been handled with dispatch. de-
spite the strike, for stockmen this sea.
son. Some troubles have been en-.
countered in selling car loads Of rn-
tatoes but this was due either to the