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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12

jsem do nedavne dolby podob-
nym zpdsobem stopovan. Je-
den re spoluvinnikd vrazdy v
Neuilly vedel as, ze prijizdim
do PaTize a re prinasin s Sc
bou nacrtek listu, ktery by
Hlemohl prave vrahy odhaliti.
del Sc tedy nacrtku toho zmoc
niti, jakmile Sc mu to ale zda-
rilo, nema priciny dale Sc Q
mne starati."
"Vi vsak, re jste mu prece
jen ma dale nebezpecen a bude
vas hledet iodstranit."
"Nuze, bude-li chtit zapas,
podniknu no s mimi"
"Pomnete, ze jest We vyso-
KEN postaveni, ze ma mocny
vliv, ze jest milionar."
"Vy v6rite tedy Janu Ctvrt-
kovi?w
"Ano, Cd rozmluvy, kterou
jsme nell s nim, pravi mi ia
kesi tuseni. re pravym pdvod.
Gem vrazdy v Neuilly byl Jirl
Fvevoda z La Tour-Vaudien, "a
nejz tudiz otec mdj nevinne
ma popravisti zemrel!"
ia vsak ! presVedcil jsen
Sc dnes ,podle seznamu slech
ticd, re pocatecni pismena ~
La T. W odpovidaji taky jmt
nun jinych rodu, nejen rodu Z
La Tour-Vaudien. S jistotou
nemIzeme tudiz vevodu Jiri
no obvinovati. Eel, re Jan Ctvl
tex nemohl no spatritl tvari ,
tvar."
Rene zpravil ReI'tu jeste {
tom, re Jan Ctvrtek bude pr
kazde dulezitejsi zprave pro
stredkovati staly styk mezi n
a mezi MIN, Moulinem, mace;
0 5. hodine vecer byt jeji opu
still, ably naposled, drive neil
sluzby u pani Dick-Trornovt
Sc ujme, prenocoval We sven
bytu ma nam6sti Royale.
Ma cest6 zpatecni tanula MI
stale ma mysli vystrazna slovs
Bertha. Pomalu pocinal veri
tt, ze jest nepochybne tajnym
neprateli svymi stale jeste sto
povan, i uminil 81 stopu jejicF
zmasti.
Nezli vkrocil do bytu sveho
zastavil sc u domovnice, ably
il zpravil o tom, ze nebude pc
jisty cas- We SVEN bytu bydleti
re vsak byt V dome tom prece
ma dale 81 ponecha. Byl prJ
povolan "a spravce jakesi dill.
ny ma venkove, v Burgundsku
avsak jen ma cas-, dokud tovar-
ma ia nebude hotova s vetsim
mnozstvim objednavek u nj u
cinenych. Nevi pry tudiz, kdy
sc Ease do Parize vrati. Prosi
jen pani domovnici, ably kaz-
demu, kdo by sc pc mem ta-
zal, odpovedela, re odjel ze
doba navratu jeho jest nezna-
ma. Listy, jez by no dosly,
bud'tez vsak co nejpecliveji
uschovany, az by sc vratil. Ia
IA dni neb 3 nedele bude snad
miti jistotu 0 tom, kdy sc opet
bude moci do Parize presidliti.
OdchaZeje, vstrcil Rene do
movnici, ktera pro jeho kid
a sporadanost davno uz vellsd
sympatie k nemu chovala, ce
~ !ouisdor do ruky, stole jiz
mezi dvermi, tazal sc pax, ja-
koby jen mimochodem, jak Sc
dafi silene nest 'astnici, ktera
bydli u pani Amadisove y prv-
nim poschOdi?
/ 'Nebydli zde jizw odtusila
domovnice v rozpacich, vzpo-
n.inajic sobe prikazu mlceli.
vosti, ktcry j dal policejnl
agent.
4 Rene Sc zachval.
"A jest dobfe,,, dodala do
movnicc opatrne, re ubohi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
nosti jeho mohly prospect.

NcllS NAVuIlll HcZll31 lSk&IS
toho q nemel ami tuseni o tom,
be nalady tento muz vasnive
miluje Bertu a ze mic llepfeje
81 horoucneji jako toho, setka-
ii Sc s Reneem Moulinem; 8
kterym sekaval Sc ted tax Ca
sto, ale vnemz videl prave jen
sluzebnika hostitelky sve,
Laurenta!
Slavnost, kterou pani Dick
Thornova chtela poradati, be
mela konati jiz pristi tyden a
Laurent cinil jiz pripravy k nj,
rade sc s dekoratery, kvatina-
ii, cukrari atd. Kazdy den ro-
zesilAny pozvAnky a kazda Z
Mich prochazela rukou Rene
ovou, jenz die seznamu pred
lozeneho psal ma ne adresy.'
v okamziku, kdy uvAdime
ctenAfe poznovu do domu vdo.
vina, Claude sedela pred ele.
gantnim psacim stolkem v ma.
lem salonku a psala tentokrat
sama adresy asi ma tficet oba.
lex, v cemz il i dceruska Olivie
podporovala.
"Jsi hotova, dite?" tazala
Sc nahle matka.
"Nikoli, matinko, nam PISA.
ii ieste tri adresy."
"Rychle tedy - vyjdeme 81
potion. Coz nevis, ze dnes ma
byti zkousen ma tobe novJ
tvIj sat? - Coz tax malo na
to- myslis? Nevis, ze mladt
devce ma hledet zaiiti toale.
tou svou a oslniti cely svet
Netouzis ty pc tom?"
ia touzfm jen po tom, "a.
stati vzdy u tebe.'
"Dite nevinne! Netusis, ze
slavnost, kterouz chystam, ma
"a dcel dosici toho, bychom Sc
cd sebe odloucily?"
Zach, tedy prece!" della o.
licie prizvukem skorem bo
lestnym. "Tusila jsem tedy pie
ce! Myslis ma to, mne provda
ti?"
"Nedostala bych svym po
vinnostem materskym, kdy
bych ma to nepomyslela."
IA pri slavnosti one hodla
mi predstaviti budouciho me
no manzela?"
"Jak jsi bystrozraka! - II
zlivas mi snad, re staram sc ,
tvoji budoucnost? Ty Wis prec'
ze otec tvdj zemrev, zanecha
nam malo jmeni. Iva krasa
tvuj puvab must tedy sam!
byti venem! Ma stestf jsi kras
na jake andilek a .isem jista
ze staci jenom spatriti tebe
abys byla vasnive milovana
Ostatne, jestli ii bude kruto
ode mne Sc odlouciti, bude tt
zaviseti jen cd tebe, abys pri
stiho manzela sveho pohnula
bych mohla s vami ziti."
"Budu moci 81 aspon vyvo
liti mezi temi, kteri mas navsti
viz"
"Nikoli, ja ~ saG.a rozhod
la"
"Jak, sama, netaZajic 81
mne?" zvolala Olivie trpce
"Snad dokonce ami neznam mi
ze, kterehoz isl pro mne vyvo
lila?"
"Nikoli, ale poznas no brzy
Snad, jak della jsem, pozna'
no az ma prvni slavnosti, kite
rou ia tyden poradam. - O
statne jest to mlady muz, bo
haty a roztomily v kazdem O
hledu. Jsem jista, re bude 81
ii libiti."
4 "Avsak budu-li Sc mu ia Ii
biti?'
/ "Opak neni ami mozny! @
statne, kdyby Sc neuskutecni
plan, nemz snim, jine partit
Vyhodne jiSte by sc naskytly
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
IA CEST OTCOVU.
r Q M A N.


na?"
"Nevim! - Vim jenom, ze
v dome nasem bydlela dlou-
ho, zrovna tax dlouho, jako
pani AmaGisova a re tato tez-
ce Sc nj loucla. Ze zalu a z
nudy odjela pax dobra staren-
ka tato Sc sluzebnictvem svym
ma cesty, kamsi ma jih, smerem
k Lyonu, sama ale nevim kam.'
Rene vida, ze by cd domov-
nice mic jiz nevyzvedel, roz-
loucil Sc s nj a odebral Sc do
sveho bytu. Stesti zustavalo
mu tedy stale nepfiznivo, jak
vevoda, tax silena unikli do
zoru jeho. Nemel dukazu sice
vzdor vyjevu, kteryz Sc v byte
jeho kdysi v noci "a pritomno-
sti silene odehral, re by tato
hrala velkou roll dramatu,
jehoz rozlusteni hledal, avsak
taky opakem nebyl 81 jist a
proto zelel, re ami ma teto
strane niceho Sc nedopatral.
Rozmrzen ulehl; rano byl vsak
jiz zahy ma nohou; i sloziv ru-
zny sat svuj pradlo do vaku,
sestoupil k domovnici, rozlou-
ell Sc s nj a vysel mesa yak ma
rameni, z domu. Ma nejblizsi
stanici drozkarske vstoupil do
drozky a dal Sc dovezti do u
lice Berlinsk6, do domu pani
Dick -Thornove.
*rh
Odpoledne tehoz dne pfisel
do domu namesti Royale mia
dy muz jakysi a tazal Sc pc
panu Rene Moulinovi. Muz ten
byl Stepan Loriot.
"Pan Moulin neni donna,
odvetila mu domovnice, "a ne
vrati Sc TAX zahy, Odjel dnes
rano Ma delsi dobA snad ma tfi
nedele neb jeste dele ma ven
kov. Den navratn iaho jest m
uplne neznamy!"
"Odejel!" zvolal Stepal
trpce. Sklamani jeho bylo We
like, srdce jeho melo tedy n;
dale trvati v mukach nejisto
ty, Mejistoty stran vernosti Be
tiny.
Osud nechtel, ably Sc Re
neem Setkal.
| vracel sc domu smutnejs
zoufalejsi, nez kdykoli jim
dy, slibiv 81, ze vycka navratl
Reneova! Dlouhe to cekani pre-
srdce milujici a zoufajici!
XIV.
Osudne pozvanky.
Minul skorem tyden cd te
dolby, co strojnik Rene Mou.
lin obdrzel misto u pani Dick
Thornove.
Rene Moulin, podporovan
jsa svym duvtipem, vpravil sc
brzy zamestnanl sve, &C by
10 mu toto dosud neobvyklym,
Stal Sc razem dokonalym spray
Gem domu. Ostatni sluzebnic-
two 'samo bez zavisti tax uzna-
valo.
Mluve pokud mozno nejme.
ne, ale IA to mnohs pozoru-
je, Rene zkoumal, stopoval vse
a mic zahadneho zraku jeho
neuSlo.
PAM Dick-Thornova chova-
la Sc jako matka nezna, KITE
raz ma mic jineho nepomysll
nezli ma stesti dcery svojl. Ia
dina znamka neprozrazovala,
re by zena ia bylaH kdysi by
vala spoluvinnici vrazdy ma mo
ste v Neuilly spachane.
Marlin zde cas- svGj!' my
sill 81 Rene. "Jana Ctvrtka zmy
lila nepochybne podoba!"
Avsak Jan Ctvrtek, nimz
Rene, ted Laurent zvany, INA.
mym zpdsobem jiz den co der
sc setkaval, tryal stale ma
SVEN pfesvedceni vzdor vsen
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16
PROTECT THE USEFUL BIRDS
Alfred Tilghman Points Out Neces-
sity For More Care and Attention

Alfred Tilghman Points Out Neces-
sity For More Care and Attention
Editor of Times:-In the interest of
the protection of game and useful
birds in our vicinity, | would like to
ask the sportsmen and farmers of our
neighborhood to take some action in
trying to lesson the number of crows.
These predatory robbers should be
shot whenever the opportunity arises
at this season of the year. The nest
ing season for game and useful birds
is now coming on and it is at this
time that the crow beats through the
field and woods seeking out their nests
and destroying their eggs and young
Game commissioners of thirty-eight
states in the Union have found that
the crow is the worst enemy of game
and useful birds which flies. In some
places crows have picked out the eyes
of lambs and young calves and also
destroyed vast quantities of poultry,
eggs and young chicks.
The crow is increasing in numbers
in many parts of the country. He
hunts all the time, like other killers
but he is especially destructive wher
the birds are nesting. Some species OF
crows have been known to wipe ou'
whole colonies of game birds in Ger
tain localities.
1t would be one of the best things
possible for the game of this neigh
borhood, if sportsmen and farmer
would devote some of their time a
this season of the year to shooting
crows and thus lessening their mum
bers. Yours very truly, Alfred Thigh
man, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16
NEW JURY COMMISSIONERS
John L. Hopkins, of Vernon, and c.
B. Hope, of Dover, Were Named

John L. Hopkins, Democrat of Yer
non, and C. B. Hope, Republican, were
appointed Jury Commissioners for
this county by the Judges of the
State Supreme Court at a recent ses-
sion in Wilmington. The new Com
missiOners will assume their duties at
once. The new appointees will sue
ceed John S. Collins, Democrat of Do
yer, and Daniel B. Murray, Republi-
can of Viola. Mr.. Hopkins is a form
er President of the Kent County Levy
Court and is widely known through
out the county. Mr.. Hope is a Dover
merchant and also a former member
of the Levy Court. The new Com
missioners will be called upon to draw
jury within the next few days as il
is necessary to have twenty-eight
more jurors drawn for the April tern
of Court as a Court of Oyer anC
Terminer will convene during the ses-
sion.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16
At the New Dover Opera House

Today and Thursday-"H u m n
Wreckage"-"In a long stage and
screen experience one finds many act
ors who are temperamental to the nth
degree, but we recently encountered
one who had them all lashed to the
mast-a hyena." So said director John
Griffith Wray, director of Human
Wreckage."
Friday Saturday-Charles Jones
and Shirley Mason in "The Eleventh
Hour"
Monday and Tuesday-"Zaza"-
While the thermometer in New YOrl
was breaking heat records of thirty
years standing, Gloria Swanson set ;
record for sustained emotionalism in t.;
scene for "Zaza" during the filming
of that superb production at the Para
mount Long Island Studio.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16
KENT LEVY COURT MEETING
Routine Business Was Transacted at
Session at Dover Last Week

Routine Business Was Transacted at
Session at Dover Last Week
Routine business was transacted by
the Kent County Levy Court at their
regularly weekly meeting on Tuesday.
All of the members of the court were
present and John w. Sheldrake, Pres
ident of the Court, presided over the
meeting. Clerk of the Peace, Edgar
(. Clements, was instructed to have
all of the plastering in the court house
repaired. In several of the offices
throughout the building the plaster
ing has fallen off or become loose and
is in a dangerous condition. Mr..
Clements will proceed at once in hav-
ing it repaired. A delegation of land
owners on the road leading from Wy
Oming to the Almshouse, appeared be-
fore the Levy Court and requested
that the road be improved. They pre-
sented a petition given the right of
way for the road but reserving the
right to withdraw the offer in case
the route of the new road would
greatly damage any farm. The Levy
Court ordered the petition filed and
ordered it placed upon the list of
roads to be considered for improve
ment in 1925. Two cars of Stag were
ordered shipped to Wyoming to be
used in repairing the road leading tC
the Almshouse. They will be charged
to both the Fourth and Seventh Dis
tricts. County Engineer, T. Marve
Gooden was instructed to confer witt
the State Highway Department re
garding the removal of some concrete
blocks that were left in a culvert OF
the new State highway between Mag
nolia and Dover. Frank MalOney ap
peared before the Levy Court and re
quested that the county vacate the oil
road running through his farm nea
Cooper's Corner. The Levy Court Wis
tied the road and after viewing it re
turned to the Court House but tool
no action on the matter.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16

On Saturday night James Hitch and
son, Alonzo, and James Harmon and
his son David, all of near Harbeson,
got into a fight in Milton and some
one threw a brick through James Har-
mons auto windshield. On Monday
Harmon had Hitch and his son arrest
ed and hauled before a Georgetown
justice of the peace. James Hitch
was held under $500 bail for appear
ance at court, and Alonzo Hitch was
fined $21.50 for disorderly conduct.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16
Gbe Screen
At The Strand, Smyrna

Tomorrow, Thursday-Big Double
Show. Vaudeville and picture, John
Goldens great stage success "Three
Wise Fools" and the great Russo, II
lusionis; Defa the scientific novelty;
Leon Toone, ventriloquist.
Saturday-Wm. Farnum in "The
Gunfghter," Christie comedy, "Aggra-
waiting Papa" Fables.
Monday and Tuesday.-"The Shep-
herd King"-The story of "The Shep-
herd King, the VIM. Fox version of
the celebrated stage success by Wright
Lorimer and Arnold Reeves is one of
impressive simplicity endowned with
glamorous romance.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13

Magazines at the Messenger office
All kinds of office supplies at The
Messenger office.
VIM. Cameron and wife spent last
Sunday in Pahsamaroi.
Latest popular song hits for sale a.
the Messenger office at Csc.
Ike Hardman was here last Friday
from his home at Maclay on business
Clarence Burstedt and Miss Farrell
spent last Sunday W it'll Claus Bur
stedt and wife in Pahsamaroi.
See our fancy boxed stationery. 81
to so cents a box This value will
really surprise you.-The Messenger
February 22nd. the Rebekahs viii
give a Masquerade Ball in the Dodge
Hall with prizes for the best charac-
tiers. All are invited.
Just as wo go to press we learn o.
the death in Los Angeles of c. V.
Hansen, Custer County pioneer. We
VIII give Iull par ticuidlS AeAt "eeh-
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hardman gave
birthday surprise party for their
son Vincent. last Sunday. Ten or
he young lads most intimate friends
ore invited 70 helD him celebrate
the day which was the anniversary Of
birth A very pleasant time is re-
nOrted.
The Elite Cafe. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H
Calvin, proprietors. opened its doors
to the hungry public the first of the
week. The new enterprise is in tn
Dewitt building opposite the bank
The place has been remodelled to suit
he requirements of an up-to-date CO
e and will no doubt receive ibera
patronage.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
Likes Omen Fields

A perennial is the downy gentian.
IN unusually handsome plant with
terminal clusters of hell-shaped, bril-
lianr-hued violet-blue lowers, says Ma
ture Magazine. Unlike most of itsi
relatives, the downy gent.an prefers
open prairies and dry fields. The
gaudy flowers may be found during
early fall in the wheat-producing areas
of Minnesota and South Dakota ant
as far eastward as Ohio and Maryland
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
Turkish Porters Excel in Drawn.

Among the strongest men in the
world are the Turkish porters. Two Of
these have been known to carry a
grand piano up a flight of stairs, and
one will carry a load Of 100 pounds
20 miles in a day on his back. These
men live almost entirely on dried fruit
and olives.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
Paisley ShaWIs.

Paisley shawls are copies of Persian
or Indian shawls. The oriental shawls
are made, however, of Asiatic wool or
camers hair. while the Paisley shawls
are made Of the fine native wool or
acotland.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
How He Gets Nectar.

The adult butterfly feeds on the
nectar of flowers which it sucks up
through the proboscis, says Nature
Magazine. This proboscis is formed
of two semi-cylindrical tubes inter
locked so as TO form complete tube
and when not in use is coled up like
watch spring.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
Eat ranch butterl

Eat ranch butter!
Subscribe for The Messenger.
Magazines at the Messenger office
Everything in the paper line at the
Messenger office.
We have been enjoying wonder
full winter thus far.
The Challis and Salmon basket ball
teams play here Thursday night.
Rodger Brasseur returned last Sat
urday from a business trip to Poca-
tello.
FOR SALE: A power washing ma
chine, in good shape. Inquire at this
office.
Beatrice Foley visited the home
folks couple of days the latter part
of last week.
Attorney Adamson was at Mackay
the latter part of last week on pro-
fessional business.
FOR SALE: Full blooded Rhode Is
ictitQ llCQ 1Otht4Olic. " AAtt L -
YOUNG, Moore, Idaho.
Little Charlotte Kirtley is able to
be out and around again after a Sc
we're siegs of pneumonia.
Quincy James has opened up the
Garland Hotel and is now ready to
take care of the weary traveller.
Attorney Scion B. Clark was in the
city last Friday and Saturday from
his home at Mackay on professional
business.
The Central Idaho Rod and Gun
Club is growing quite rapidly. You
should become a member, the fee is
only one dollar a year.
Two new subscribers to The Mes
senger this week are Dell Yant, who
is working at the Livingston mine and
Henry Smith of this city.
County Commissioner Robert Camp
bell, was down the first of the week
from his home above Clayton, on bus
mess connected with his office.
H. B. Hankey and wife arrived last
key has been quite busy establishing
a local branch of the Fidelity Build
ing and Loan Association here.
We ask that all those owing for
subscription or otherwise kindly call
in and settle. We cannot pay our
bills unless we get what is coming to
us. Thanks!
Forest Supervisor A. E. Renner left
Monday morning for Boise, where he
will attend a conference of supervis-
ors, Supervisor Scribner of Salmon,
came up Sunday on his way to the
Capital City.
Subscription accounts are too small
to spend Money to collect them. They
are, therefore, debts of honor. Happi-
ly few people are without funds in
that bank. May we not expect your
check at once? Thank YOU!
Do you know that the greatest OF
all the reformations is now in pro- |
gress? Now, as in the past, misun- |
derstanding, unbelief, prejudice and
persecution are the obstacles encoun- |
tered by those engaged in the work. |
All literature at cost. Address Bible
Student Box IL, Challis Idaho. If.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
Worlds Riaaest Store.

The biggest store in the world IN
err one roof is in Moscow. 1t is a
sgantic department store. or bazaar.
l.nder a thousand different heads. SELL
ing ali kinds ofegoOds and carrying
very kind of business
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
NaVY,s Fiqhtinq Planes.

Fighting planes of the United States
navy were recently flown to a
dock. disassembled, placed on board
shI, uncrated and reassembled in
the total time of less than one work
irg day.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
Ones Own Merit.

We are fond of exaggerating the
love our friends bear US; but 1t is
often less from a principle of grail
tude than the desire of prejudicing peo-
pIe in favor of our own merit.-La
Rochefoucauid.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
a Hand for a Tondue.

Some people conduct themselves in
a way to suggest that they would have
been much happier if the Lord had
Given them two tongues and but one
hand.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
Vacations Necessary.

Marriage is oftea u fn'!ure because,
either of the Interested parties has
sense enough to take an occasional
vacation from the other.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
When Jap Dogs Bark.

If a dog barks at night in Japan
the owner is arrested and sentenced
TO work for a fixed time for the
neighbors whose slumbers may have
been disturbed.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
The Pessimist.

After a man has tackled three or
four enterprises and failed to succeed
in any of them. he usually sets him
self up as a pessimist.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
Suspicion.

It is hardly possible to suspect an
.tser. without having in ones self
he seeds of baseness the party Is ac-
used of.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
Works Both Ways.

If your wife laughs at your joke
YOU can be sure that it's either a darn
good Joke or you got darn good wife
Judge.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

For Nice Smooth Shave and fash
lonabIe hair cut call at the Pastime
Club Room Barber shop.-Henry Mich
OILS, Prop. Advertisement
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
On Sale Now. $1.OO per set
NEAR CHALLIS

Manufacturer will sell fine player
piano at a big sacrifice. Write to
FRED THUNELL. 1872 So. IL East,
Salt Lake City; wholesale representa-
tive of The Baldwin Piano Co.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
FREE SONG BOOK

Address
Write Fred Thunell 1912 So. IL East
Salt Lake City. Wholesale represen
tative of the Baldwin Piano Co.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13
MAH-JoNG, MOST POPULAR A.
MEXICAN GAME AT PRESENT

Mah-Jong parties are quite the
vogue. IN some sections of our coun-
try Mah-Jong has superseded bridge
and 500.
Mah-Jong sets range in price from
s1.0O on up-like buying an auto, you
can go as far as you like. =.
On Sale Now, $l.00 per set
Each ser contains IA pieces of
heavy Pekinese board, holding
rack, dice, instruction book, counters
everything complete.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13

Do you know that the greatest of
all the reformations is now in pro-
gress? Now, as in the past, misun-
derstanding, unbelief, prejudice and
persecution are the obstacles encoun-
tered by those engaged in. the work.
All literature at cost Address Bible
Student Box II, Challis, Idaho. If.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-02-13

Subscription accounts are too small
to spend Money to collect them. They
are, therefore, debts of honor. Happi-
ly few people are without funds in
that bank. May we not expect your
check at once? Thank youi
The Winslow mail., 1924-02-15
SAFE CRACKERS PUT OUT
OF BUSINESS AT KINGMAN

That Kingman was slated for a
real safe cracking job is the opinion
of the officers here who last Monday
picked up a car in Kingman laden
with a most complete outfit of tools
and materials used by crooks to
handle big jobs. The car was park
ed in the baseball grounds and mas
much as camping is not allowed on
these grounds the officers noticed the
car and went over to take a look at
it.
The car bore a California license
and in it was found four high power
cd guns and shotgun, soup (nitro-
glycerine), dynamite drills, masks
and other paraphernalia used by ex-
pert crooks.
The car was watched fer some time
but the owners probably seeing the
officers when they first approached
the car, failed to show up. Endeav-
oring to trace the owners of the car,
the best information available con-
vinced the officers that tne car had
been driven into town by a negro and
two white men who had disappeared.
The car was comparatively new
Chevrolet and it has since been as
certained was stolen from a Califor-
MIA town.-Miner.