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Editors Mail

The editor is willing to print views
of Times readers on interesting sub
Jects. Make your comment brief.
Sign your name as an evidence OF
good faith. II will not be printed
if you object
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Il have a little cab for my dolly to
ride in
Huh! When MY dolly needs ride,
I call a taH."-Alnerican Legion
Weekly.
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TEAPOT DOME scandal reached point where per-
fectIy good P refusing be goats for
other That's probably the turning point downward for Gin
Visible government
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BACK in January, Harry Daughery advised Ned Mclean
Daughery would be the of the whole
visible government fight What Harry lacks Attorney Gen
eral, he makes up for a prophet.
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INVENTOR of a truth wants to sell barrel of it
the Teapot committee Let's place the order until
few flies have been caught p the tangefoOt of lies
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Q U E s T I o N S
ASk-The Times

ASk-The Times
A N s w E r s
You can get an answer to any ques-
ton o. fact or information by writing
TO the Indianapolis Times Washington
Bureau, 1892 New York Ave. Wash.
stamps for reply. Medical legal and
marital advice cannot be given. nor
can extended research be undertaken.
All other OIL estione viii receive per
sonal reply. Unsigned requests cannot
be answered All letters are confden-
tial.-Editor..
Where can a genuine pearl
be sold to bring its real value?
At any reliable jewelry store.
How can I ascertain the num-
Der OF kilowatt hours electric
light bulbs consume a day?
Multiply the rated watts Of each
lamp by the number of hours per day
it burns; add, and divide by 1000 The
result Is the number Of kilowatt hours
a day consumed.
How can starch be prevented
from sticking to an iron?
Put a teaspoonful Of olive oil or
vaseline in every quart OF starch.
What is the total damage done
every year in the United States
by rats?
About 5000 100000.
Which is the best way to clean
the hair of a Persian cat2
Rub Fuller's earth into it.
What are the branches OF the
British Parliament?
The House Of Lords and the House
of Commons.
Has a meteor ever been known
to kill a human being?
There is a Chinese record of SIG b.
c. which tells OF a meteor which
killed ten men.
What is meant by an A. L. A.
M. thread on a bolt7
The standard thread OF sthe Asso-
citation Of Licensed Automobile Manu-
facturers.
What is the size Of the biggest
gun in the United States Army2
The 16-inch. This has a range of
$4,000 yards, and fires a projectible
Weighing 2.S4o pounds. The cost Of a
service shell is roughly estimated at
$1,000.
Is It correct to say setting
hen?
The purists would say that It should
be a Sitting" hen. for the hen
actually sits. but popular usage has
given sanction to setting"
What is the origin of the saying
"Cleanliness is next to Godi-
ness?"
This Is from John wesley's sermon
on Dress"
When was the General Slocum
disaster, and what was its ex-
tent?
The excursion boat General Slo-
cum took fire while going through
He'll Gate, East River, New York City,
June IS, 1904. One thousand lives
were lost.
What is the plural of "cupful?"
The plural is "cupfuls" not cups
full"
What are the best forms of for
NAL greeting?
It is enough to say. How do you
dor" or, How are your" or simply,
Good morning" or Good evening"
Who were some of the children
mentioned prominently in the b.
BILE?
Moses, Samuel, Isaac and Joseph.
When will Jupiter be occulted
by the moon?
Jupiter will not be occulted by the
moon in 1924, but will be occulted
twice in 1925 and once in 1925.
What Is Tom Mix's address?
Fox Studios, Western Ave. Holly
wood, Cal.
How can the tobacco taste be re-
moved from a pipe?
1t can not, If the pipe has been
smoked for any length of time. The
following is the process for cleaning:
.%,,+ o0a-haIf inch from the end of an
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Animal Facts

1t is hard to distinguish the sex Of
geese. But drive them into a barn
and let the dog in; the females will
hold their heads high and retire to
the rear, while the ganders will stand
their ground. stretch their necks and
hiss.
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Treasury Department rebate $12000O00 year.
Why bother Congress Let Mellon do it.
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IF campaign contributor invests $4,000 in politics and
gets Government profit him $1O0OOOO00 his
tax?
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OF THE justices of the United States Supreme Court
appointed the recommendation of Attorney General
Daugherty. And they the job for life
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-12

: DOHENY holds the worlds record employer He's
the first man to entire Government work
him.
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Our little Panama Canal zone copn-
try has bees that don't sting, but how
the numbering villains bite One Of
the species elects q liquid taat severe
~ burns the human skin.
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BY BOB DORMAN,

NEA Service Writer.
Y ERA CRUZ, Mexico, March IL.
" Why has Mexico SO many
- revolutions?
At the present moment the Balkans
of America are finishing their presi-
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A Thought

Abstain from all appearances of
evil Thess. SOP.
r. AID conduct soil the finest orna-
X ment more than filth.-Plau-
tus.
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Less Than Majority

In the present Congress. the Repub-
leans have a majority in twenty-three
Of the forty-eight State delegations in
the House-two less than a clear ma
jority, even including Wisconsin,
North Dakota and Minnesota.
The Democrats control nineteen
State delegations, including New
York, which they. swing by the mar.
row majority of one
Six States are tied, as between
Democrats and Republicans. in their
House members.
In this situation, an indefinite dead.
lock might be maintained
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-12

MAY PUT IN
TWOPARTIES
Scrambled State of Affairs
May Allow Congress to
Choose Presidency,
BY HARRY B. HUNT

UAASHINGTON, March 12.-The
WI scrambled state of affairs in
LII Washington, mental, govern
mental and political, could not be bet
ter illustrated than by the fact that
it is actually suggested that the presi-
denial election this fall may result
in the choice of a President of one
political party and a Vice President
of another.
Perhaps you think that isn't posi-
ole. But it is. Not only possible, say
some who have analysed the situation,
but even not improbable, owing to
the present lineup in the Senate and
House of Representatives. Here's the
way they figure it:
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independents Figure

With both Republicans and Demo
Gratis in only fair favor with a great
body of voters, the possibility that an
independent presidential ticket, carry
ing half a dozen or more middle west
ern States, will swing a sufficient
block of electors to prevent either OF
the old parties from having a clear
majority, is admitted.
This would throw the election into
Congress- And the present Congress,
not the one to be elected this fall,
would decide.
In a deadlock for the presidency
and vice presideny. the House selects
the President, the Senate the Vice
President
In the House the vote must be by
States. the majority of each State
delegation determining how that
States one ballot shall be cast.
In the Senate the vote is cast in
dividuaDy. each member voting his
own choice as on any Senate roll call.
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Serious in Seuatc

Senatorially. the problem IS no less
serious. On its face the Senate is
composed Of 81 Republicans, 43 Demo
Gratis and Farmer Labor members.
But among the ffty-one Republicans
are counted Brookhart, Norris. Ladd,
Frazier and La Toilette, who are more
Independent than regular.
1t is conceivable that Couzens. Cap
per and perhaps Borah might jump
the party reservation in case of a
deadlock.
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GelIotusbil, OF
Draper

Daily Lenten Bible reading and
meditation prepared for commits
sion on evangelism of Federal Coun-
Gil of the Churches of Christ In
America.
WEDNESDAY
Kingdom Builders With God
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Son Decides
Father, I've decided to become an
artist"
Il we no objections, provided you
don't draw on me. "-Humorist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-12

How can the tobacco taste be re-
moved from a pipe?
1t can not, If the pipe has been
smoked for any length of time. The
following is the process for cleaning:
cut one-half inch from the end of an
ordinary cork and fit it tightly into the
bowl of the pipe. Then with a knife
cut a hole through the cork wide
enough to admit the nozzle of water
tap with little pressure; turn on the
water gently until the flow through
the stem Is sufficiently strong, and let
it run until the pipe is clean.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-12

What is Tom Mix's address?
Fox Studios, Western Ave. Holly
wood, Cal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-12

How can ascertain the num-
Der of kilowatt hours electric
light bulbs consume a day?
Multiply the rated watts of each
amp by the number of hours per day
t burns; add, and divide by 1000 The
result Is the number Of kilowatt hours
/ day consumed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-12
A N s w E r S

Where can genuine pearl
be sold to bring its real value?
At any reliable jewelry store.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-12

A big town is a place where po-
lite traffic cop may be charged with
conduct unbecoming an officer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-12

Has a meteor ever been known
to kill a human being?
There is a Chinese record of SIG b
c. which tells OF a meteor which
killed ten men.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-12

How can starch be prevented
from sticking to an iron?
Put teaspoonful Of olive oil or
yaseline in every quart OF starch.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-12

What is meant by an A. L. A.
NJ thread on a bolt2
The standard thread OF sthe Asso-
citation Of Licensed Automobile Manu-
% c+,,ra~S
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
NAN ARRESTED FOR
VIOLATING GAME LAW

4 l. Clausing Of Pocatello, was ar
rested last week BY Deputy Warden
J. B. Taylor Of Little Lost valley for
violating the closed season on sage
chicken His gun and CHECKERS were
taken By the warder and the prisoner
was taken TO Challis for arraignmert
as It was believed the violation OF the
law took place II Custer county.
Causing. after arriving in ChalIis
got out warrant charging Taylor I'D
4 man ramed KiIgore With grand lar
ceny. charging that Taylor and Kill
gore had taken his gun ard taken tire
OF his car From the information We
have, II seems that Clausing was re
leased from custody By the Custer
county officials ard when he appeared
With Deputy Sheriff HammerIy 70 con
duct search for the property alleged
70 have been stoler'. Clzusiag was re-
arrested. by Taylor The arrest evi
dently did not hold good, because OF
the 18th Tyslor came to Arco and
sEore out arother complaint against
Causing Deputy Sheriff Geo Tibbets
Of Butte county vas sent 70 the Grarr
MYERS ranch Al Howe 10 arrest Claus
iTg, as the shsrih's Office had been in
formed that Causing went there after
his car. When Deputy Sheriff Tibbets
arrived there he Iear-ed that CIausig
had left and had gone 10 either Idaho
Falls of PocaIelIo- Immediately upon
receiving this Information officials Al
Idaho Falls and PoczteIlo were asked
70 find Causing ard he was arrested
Il Pocatello Deputy Tibbets vert
after him OF, Wednesday and returned
yesterday Clzusing was accompanied
BY Atty Tyler of PocztelIo and 800
oord was furnished TO guarantee the
appearance OF Clzusing ar a trial 10
oe held sometime next week aItho
Il is estimated that the two cases ore
sgairst Clausfng and the other aga
inst Taylor may be settled out OF
court Arco Advertiser II
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
CHALLIS COUPLE
MARRIED AT ARCO

Last Wednesday evening Miss Al
il Calvin and Mr. W. NJ Svfzzl-
f1t j tour IN their car. Al Arco they
EecIFo q marriage Isence and Ti,~s
day morning were married by Judge
T. C. Salt IN the presence of T. J.
Paul and Hazel Sharafelt The con-
tracing parties left soon afterwards
IT their car for Salt Lake City on
their honeymoon and expect TO return
TO ChzlIis shortly TO make their home
The bride is ne daughter OF Mr.
ard Mrs J. H Calvin OF this city and
Mr. SvigsrI Is part owner Of the Key
stone garage. Both parties are well
known here and the best wishes of
their host Of friends are extended to
them il their journey through life
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
IEASO DROWNED
IN THE NORTHFORK

Word was received here yesterday
that while swimming in the North
fork of the Salmon river Ralph Leabo
aged -. took a cramp ard was drown
ed before help could reach him.
Ralph has been staying with his
aunt, Mrs. Frank Lelard for the past
three years and attending school here.
About two weeks ago he went TO
Northfork TO visit his father and SIS
ter. ard it was while there that the
accident occurred.
Ralph was a good boy and well
girls ard will be greatly missed.
The funeral Will be held at Salmon
today.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
Third Day, Friday. August %, 1924

Dand Concert al Flag Pole 100 P NJ Each Day.
irst event to start at Fair Grounds ZOO Each Day
iive-eighths mile free Tor all running raceS10000
Jerks Pool Hall Event-Exhibition of largest
trout caught during Fair, $500 fly casting rod
Single JACK Drilling Contest-To one drilling
deepest hole in days $500
Iackay Furniture Co. Event:
Public wedding in judges stand.
Services by Judge u D. Kilgore, free.
Dining room table, A E. Stratford.
Case of 80 wedding announcements, Mackay Miner
Oil Stove Chas. Morrison
Free room days, Custer Hotel
Cash $500, Fair Association
Tug OF Withdrawing OF prize -.--..------.-s600 90
-. d * Store event, Awarding OF prize 50 Kodak
-aeio riding and awarding of prizes:
oest rloer o-oO
Best bucking horse 5000
)ne-fourth mile free for all, year old
nlng race soo-Oe
Half mile free for all running race---------S $500
Double Jack Drilling Contest-Awarding of
prize l0.0U
Wagon Race-Awarding of purses -S40.-s20
Saddle Horse Elimination Race $3.50.
Cowgirl Pony Race, half mile SOS.
Pony Express-Thrd heat ---------.----s 20-S10-S5.
Draft Team Pulling Contest-To any team out
pulling winning team on second day--------- $500
Three-fourths mile free for all running $4,000
Tug of Wars on horses to team, without
saddles S25 90
Il \. Leslie Event-Ford Slow Race 200 yards
in high gear all time, $500 in merchandise.
Morrison Hardware Co. Event-To highest pole
vaulter, $1,000 vaulting pole
Four Round Boxing Contest-Holger Peterson
challenges anyone in Custer County at 142
pounds. Purse TO be arranged.
Awarding of prizes all other Merchants
events that can be decided at Fair Grounds.
Auto Race-Australian pursuit, third heat
Winner of out of races .s150-S50
J. c. Penney Co Event-Beautiful silk dress
will be awarded for prize waltz floor at
Dance Hall at u midnight Friday night.
Other novelties TO be announced. Cowboy Clowns.
Band music throughout the program. Big street
carnival on big White Midway at Fair Grounds in
Continued ON Page Four)
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Second Day, Thursday, August %, 1924

Water Fight on Main Street at 12:45 P. NJ
to each team, winning team ---------------Sl5O0
Band Concert at Flag Pole 1: 100 P NJ. Each Day
First event to start at Fair Grounds 200 Each Day
One-fourth mile free for all running races 90
City Drug Store Event-Girl's relay race Is
and under, 100 yards Winner out of
days, $500 Kodak.
Tug of War Elimination
Broncho Riding.
National Park Lumber Co. Event-Ladies Nail
Driving Contest Lady driving 10 nails in
shortest time, $500 in merchandise.
Cowboy Chair Race-Cowboys ride while band
plays. Dismount when band stops and grab
chair Last to be seated SIC. 90
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
BIG 3 DAY PROGRAM AT
MACRAY ARTS TODAY

Five-eighths mile free for all running raee-s10000
Pony Express Race | S20-S10-S5
Single Jack Drilling Contest-Second heat
George l.. Ambrose Event-Boys relay foot
race IA years and under. Team of S750-S2.50
Draft Horse Team Pulling Contest. Contestants
hitch to loaded wagon. Last pulling it.----S25.00
Wagon Race-Second heat.
". a. Vanderwood Event-Party eating
crackers in shortest time, s.. 80 pipe
Farmer Boys Pony Raee-Boys IS and under
Pony rode must be owned by boy riding
his parents, half mile -S15.-S5.
half mile free for all running 800
Saddle Horse Elimination Race -----------Sl5.-S10.
Employees Lemhi National Forest-Quck get
away to fire. Saddle horse pack pack horse
tie diamond hitch and 800 yards--------- $1,000
Cowgrls Pony Race half mile
Double Jack Drilling Contest-Second heat.
Motorcycle Race-Australian Pursuit -----S20.-s1J.
auto Race-Australian pursuit-Second heat.
Other novelties to be announced Cowboy Clowns
Band music throughout program Midway at Fair
Grounds each afternoon and evening. Pecks Of
fun for all.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27

Band Concert at Flag Pole 90 P. NJ Each Day
First event to start at Fair Grounds 200 Each Day
Onefourth mile free for all running 90
Tug of War Teams Of men, pick your
team. Losers first two days eliminated
Winners pull last day. Winning team,
days
Morrison Hardware Co. Event-Boys and
under, 25 yard dash-Prize, l pair ball
bearing roller skates.
Broncho Riding, 8 day event:
Best rider for days 90
Best bucking horse Soo-Op
Each rider to ride at least twice each day if
called upon to do so.
Pony Express Race, miles, horses Change
saddle to new horse every one-half mile, see
rules governing ............. .S20.-S10-S5.
Fve-eightths mile free for all running race-S100G0
Water Mellon Race-Each rider to saddle horse
at word go. Ride 100 yards and back. Dis
mount sit down in chair and eat slice of
mellon SlO-S5
Cowgirl Pony Race-Haf mile to enter S10-Sl
Drilling Contest-Single Jack contest Contest
ants to drill 10 minutes each day. The
drilling deepest holt in days wins purse--s35-00
Hansen Auto Co. Event-Foot race 80 yards
girls II and under 90
Saddle Horse Elimination Race entries,
rules governing Sl5-S1o
Wild Mule Races to enter half mile..-$15.-s7-5n
Three-fourths mile free for all running $1,000
Wagon Raee-First heat, best out of for
q Hhts
Custer County Stage Co. Event-Ford Cars
First lap around track drivers walk. then
srank cars and 90 around track. Prize
2 Ford tires.
City Drug Store (Chas. F. Baker, Event-100
yard dash, girls Is and under. Racers race
each day. Prize on last day to winner of
two races, $500 Kodak.
One-fourth mile free for all, 2-year old run
ming race .....-.--.-.----- So0Ui
Drilling Contest-Double Jack-Contestants
drill Is minutes each day. Team drilling
deepest hole in days
Peoples Market Oh. ". Weer) Event-Fat
Man g Race, 200 lbs. or over, 100 yards. First
prize, 15 Id. ham. Second prize, 10 h. ham,
Auto Raee-Austraan Pursuit-First heat
First money awarded only if 2 enter. First
and second money if or more enter. All
entries must each day
Cowboy Clowns. Other novelties to be announced.
Band music throughout the program. Each night.
worlds of fun on big white Midway on Fair Ground
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27

Tons Of wood are consumed weekly
IN Europe AID America in the manu-
fac-ure OF matches. which were orig
mated IN 1927 One firm clone uses 6So
tons OF timber s week in its match out
put The logs used average about
foot in diameter and ten feet in length
The match sticks are usually Immersed
in 4 solution that VIII prevent their
smouiderins. as one Of the safety re
9uireGnIS
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
BURTON l. FRENCH WILL
SPEAK HERE FRIDAY

BurIor L French who Is to deliver
IN address al NacEay. Thursday and
Il Salmon Saturday VIII speak al
the L o. o. T Hall al ChalIIs Friday
August 2sth Al O'Clock D. n
Everybody Is invited TO come and
hear this noted speaker
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
Uniforms Appeal

A Central American sgirEIOr Sotourn-
ing st g New York hotel while perfect
ing plans for s revolution finally ST
sail for home He took along the hotel
doormzn as chief OF staff When asked
why, he stated without hesitation.
when they see his Uniform they VII
al dock 10 NY Standard
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
Was Dads Idea

$50 you eloped How romantici"
exclaimed the friend mo. economic"
replied the bride. dad gave US 500
to do 1t, and he still was $500 to the
good by our not having the wedding
we planned"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
IDAHO STATE WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

AS rule, the man or woman Eh1
fails to register and vote car give no
valid excuse for failure to perform
that important civic duty. Both our
country ard the political parties will
be better of It al times with a full
registration and full vote.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
Ouch!

DO you think young people should
be trained for marriagef- asked Jones
Certainly, I have always been Op-
posed 10 sending raw troops into bat
tIa.- snapped Mr. Grouch--Clncinnati
Enquirer
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
Assertion Disproped

People sometimes assert that they
could die for their friends when their
daily selfshness or carelessness proves
that they do not care 10 take the rou-
be 10 live for them
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
Only One Mother

In after life you may have friends
but never viii you again have the
inexpressibIe love and ge1tleness law
ished upon you which q mother be
stOwS--Nacaulay.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
Speak for Themselues

The unsuccessful nan cannot prove
m aIibi- He was there when # al
lamp and has 10 admit II Sue
go and grit mean about the same
thing
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
PROGRAM OF EVENTS
First Day, Wednesday, August 81, 1924

Band Concert at Flag Pole l 90 P. NJ Each Day.
First event to start at Fair Grounds 200 Each Day
One-fourth mile free for all running 90
Tug of War Teams of men, pick your own
team. Losers on first two days eliminated.
Winners pull last day Winning team,