The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-11
PERSONAL


w. E. Sweet, Of Colorado, to appoint
huston Thompson, to a seat in the
United States senate 10 succeed Sam
uel d. Nicholson, Republican, who
died Saturday night. Thompson now
is member Of the federal trade com
mission.
Premier Bonar Law Is suffering
from mild throat affection, which
interferes with his voice; otherwise
his health is good. He intends, how
ever, to take ten days complete rest
from political affairs during the
Easter recess.
Representative Albert NJ. Vestal of
Indiana, is expected soon to under
go an operation for frontal sinus,
but his physicians said they did not
consider his condition as necessarily
serious.
Herbert P. Coates OF New York
state has been selected to be attor-
ney general Of Porto Rico, succeed
ing Salvador Mestrie, whose resigna-
ton has been accepted by Secretary
Weeks.
DR.. B. F. Harding of Mansfield, O.,
cousin of President Harding, who,
with his wife, has been spending the
winter in Florida, died, following
lingering illness.
Queen Mary has taken a deep in
terest in the blind and has visited the
National Library for the Blind. She
took blind children on her knee and
asked them to read aloud to her
from Braille books.
Mustapha Renal Pasha, Turkish
leader, received a dowry Of 100000
when he recently married LATHE Han
GUN, 1t has been revealed.
Extension Of vocational training
and medical rehabilitation to the
$4,000 vterans of the world war serv-
ng sentences in federal and state
penal institutions, is planned by Di-
rector Hines of the veterans bureau,
who conferred on the subject with
officials of the department Of justice
md representatives of the American
legion and Disabled Veterans of the
World War.
Leonard R. Steel, 40, of Buffalo, N.
z. founder Of the L. r. Steel cor
,oration died suddenly on a west
'ound New York Central train near
lere early Thursday. Mr.. Steel was
ound dying in his berth by Ernest
Iattey, his chauffeur.
Milo D. Campbell of Michigan, who
ecently became the dirt farm mem
er of the federal reserve board drop
ed dead while playing golf at the
Columbia Country club at Washing
on D. c.
FOREIGN
Death closed the long career of
arab Bernhard at her residence in
'aris, Monday. Nine, Bernhard
tarted her stage career at the age of
and three generations have seen
he famous woman in more than 200
ifferent parts. She was IS at the
me OF her death.
The reparations nightmare which
paralyzing the economic develop
lent of bulgaria, has been ended
y arrangement between the SIAM
,ouliski government and the repara-
ons commission headed by Sir Ell
OFT Colvin.
The French embassy in Berlin was
by torrent Of verbal in
Its and patriotic German songs by
noisy mob which completely filled
lie lower part of Inter den Linden.
etachments of mounted police, arm
| with long sabres, came galloping |
the scene, and the police reserves
it'll rifles, were rushed up in motor
ucks. After considerable difficulty |
Ie mob was dispersed.
The archbishop of York Monday |
lristened Baby Lascelles, the infant |
N of Viscount Lascelles and Prin-
,ss Mary, in the presence Of King
Gorge and Queen Mary and other
embers Of the royal household
llagers and tenants and dependents
the Hardwood state of Viscount
ascelles.
Police reports of Pekin, China, for
days in February disclosed that
e municipality furnished 467 collins
r persons who starved or froZe to
,ath in the streets of the capital.
these BAT were unidentified. The
lice state that this constitutes a
cord for such deaths.
Captain ROAD Amundsen, head Of
e Norwegian Polar scientific expe-
ion, has announced that he has
red his attorney In Christiana to
spose Of his home in Norway to
Use funds to meet debts incurred
the expedition.