The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-07-12

Gardner. notorious bandit, in tn.
odaricopa. Ariz.. mail car robbery las,
November have just been found, 1,
was announced by the postoffice in
epector's ofttce at Phoenix. Ariz.
Enos Bello. racing car driver. wa.
Killed and Louis Silva. his mechan
scian. was injured. probably fatally
~nen. as they were testing out theiI
ar on a speedway at San Luis Obs
20. Calf, It struck a colt.
10 verify reports that disease in
cattle and tuberculosis in poultry ex-
ut to considerable extent In Idaho
Dr.. J. d. Adams. director of the state
bureau Of animal industry, announces
chat survey of the entire state will
DO started Immediately.
Howard Ferris strangled with his
bare hands wolf that attacked him
near Lake Dcsmet, Wyo.
y. ]. Holden, superintendent Of the
state fish hatchery on Silver creek.
near HALEY. Idaho. will plant 100000
native trout fingerlIngs in the streams
OF this region this summer.
A number Of floating saloons are
planned beyond the three mile limit
Of the California coast.
Aroused by the action Of property
owners along the beaches who have
sought to charge for the use of sands
and the sea. Los Angeles city, Los
Angeles county and several OF the
beach towns, including Santa Monica.
nave started move to condemn all
beach lands not already owned by the
public within an hours drive of the
downtown section of Los Angeles.
Eight hundred men, guests of the
Emil lola club. Chicago, where the
entertainment included a veil dance
BY four young women clad only in
scant pieces of gauze, we're arrested
oy police raiding parties.
GENERAL
Cotton jumped about $3.50 a bale
within ten minutes after the publica-
tion Of the first government forecast
OF the season. Heavy buying came
In from all quarters as It was realized
that the estimated yield of II ,O65 600
bales probably would not meet re-
quirements.
The fire, which swept the Locust
Point river front of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad at Baltimore, caused
damage estimated by the company at
4,SO4,90O and seriously threatened
the public health service hospital at
Fort McHenry.
A mysterious organization formed
Mt New York and named the Society
Dor the Prevention of Cruelty to Cupid
Is said to have for its purpose the
instruction of its members In the art
Of winning and keeping husband.
Two persons were killed and anoth-
er probably fatally injured when
westbound Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul passenger train struck an auto
mobile at crossing three and half
miles west Of Ellensburg, Wash.
"As far as we are concerned, the
United States railroad labor board no
longer has Jurisdiction over our af-
fairs. Our men are not now working
for any railroads" This is the atti-
tude Of more than 100000 railroad
shopmen who went on strike recently
as announced by their leader, B. NJ.
Jewell, president of the railway en-
ployees' department OF the American
Federation Of Labor at Chicago.
Four years ago France and Italy
decorated Louis Fredrow, four times
wounded, gassed and shellshocked
while serving in the Yankee division
in France. A passing policeman found
him In New York huddled, rain
soaked figure, starving on bench in
Bryant park. In the heart of New
York's busiest district. He was un-
able to tell his story until, ut the
oSut1Oh 0oUcc, COhcc uuu IOOU nHu re-
vived him slightly.
Federal Mexican troops were rushed
into the Tampico. Mexico. oil fields to
head of General Gorozave, who has
threatened 30 return to levy tribute
upon American oil companies. Three
hundred and fifty cavalrymen arrived
from the south. A detachment Of 100
infantrymen was sent from Tampico
II 10 reported 1000 additional soldiers
landed after being transported by
''oats from Vera Cruz.
William Spain, stunt" flier, fell
1000 feet to his death at Seneca, Mo-,
twenty miles south of Joplin. Mo-.
when a parachute with which he
Ieaped from an airplane failed to
open.
Bernard Conway, who was burglar
until hd was caught at 1t, was placed
in solitary confinement in Sing Sing
prison. New York. because he 80 far