The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-07

I OF II to 10, bill passed which DIT
vides that no permit to carry CO
cealed weapons may be issued exec
by judge OF the district court an
that persons and firms who sell CUR
must have permits granted by court
William ]. White, inventor, and 70
!. years known as the Chewing CUR
king" died in hospital at Cleveland
He was u years old. Death resulte,
from injuries received in a fall fou
weeks ago when he slipped on an ic,
pavement.
Captain Robert Rosenbluth, In.
dicted by federal grand jury in the
state Of Washington on a charge O,
numbering Major Alexander r. ConlS.
hfte, was discharged from custody by
United States Commissioner Hitch.
cock.
The worst blizzard in five years
was sweeping over Ontario Thurs
day with no Indications OF abating.
1t was accompanied by sub-zero tenn
peratures, snow and n GO-mile an
hour wind. Transportation was de-
morali1ed.
Fire which broke out in n ware
house Mt Detroit, threatened for some
time to wipe out Detroit's wholesale
district. The city's fire departm ent
was hours getting 1t under control.
Eighty men Of Clarksburg, West
Virginia, alleged members OF a ma.
fla at whose door Is laid a series of
Twelve murders. are held for grand
jury action.
AN outward bound freighter ran
over string OF barges, in New
York harbor, sinking seven OF them.
one bargeman was killed.
WASHINGTON
Scraplng OF warships under the
washington naval treaty resulted in
request to Congress from secretary
DENLY for 21,163.725 to meet con.
ractors claims. DENLY said more
would be needed later.
virtual agreement On a compromise
4 the Bursum and Jones Pueblo In.
ian lands bills were reached by the
enate public lands subcommittee.
n compromise measure would quiet
tile to Pueblo lands with a commits
lon to determine matters of dispute.
An inquiry into the Importance of
ltoxicating liquors by foreign diplo-
ats was ordered by the house by 4
ote Of $50 to 113. The inquiry IL
rected to Secretary Mellon.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of .
lie sinking Of the Maine was obser. 7
I'd recently at Arlington Gem Terry
the United Spanish War Veterans
Id its woman's auxiliary. After
reaths, presented by President q
ading, had been laid at the base O
the Names mast, a memorial SER r
ce was held indoors Mt Fort Myer,
arby. W
Final arguments on proposals to 81
adjust freight rates on coal from VI
infs throughout the west to the o.
cific coast began Thursday before OF
Interstate commerce commits
N. III
The resignation Of Col. Charles II. m
rbes as director Of the Veterans III
reau has been placed in the hands m
President Harding and the presi-
1t now is considering appointment TO
one OF three former overseas ser. Ia
9 men to the dictatorship, It was vi
d definitely in administration H
lrters.
Tone'1N In,
lashes between Polish troops and ms
,uanian irregulars have occurred tut
several places during the occupa.
OF the neutral zone allotted to fes
md by the council OF the league est
NV
con Trotzky is preparing a plan Ing
the rehabilitation of Russia's Iron lea
steel and mining industries. The ]
will be submitted to the con- hol
IS of the communist parry next at
tn.
ublfn's walls are presenting q Uts
King exhibit of placards address firs
to irregulars and their sympa. knt
ers, urging a cessation of the con- jec
before the amnesy period of the the
rnment expires. cor
,mb throwing and serious cases b
'abotsge have occurred in the OF
: valley. A bomb was thrown in fiXe
rect in Essen near the French equ
quarters, damaging the building, lie
no lives were lost. r.
rman alcohol will help pay the Tee
rations. In Dessedorf ware ton
es the French seized $4,000 gal. reat
Of alcohol which belonged to the r,
ian government alcohol monop Giro
this will he sold out and the catI
,eds applied to Germany's debt. 10 <