The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-13

\ around the-world flight at Seatt
j las been announced definitely, at tt
, war department. The terminatin
, point had been left open, pendin
consideration of claims of other P;
cific coast cities to secure the desie
nation.
. Lucian C. San Souci reporter on tn
Tribune, a French publication Q
Woonsocket, R. l., was branded wit
a large letter X on the forehead an
n the left wrist when he was 'listen
ing in" on secret meeting neal
Blackstone, Mass, according to
story published in the paper. Sal
Souci was lying in field when tire,
mon, wearing flowing white robes
overpowered him. In a few minutes
he was surrounded by a score of the
hooded figures.
The fashionable LIE Paridis and
hotel roofs were raided again in the
polite, almost noiseless manner re.
Gently adopted by Washington pro-
ihbition agents. Two arrests were
made, the man in each case, as usu-
al, being invited to accompany the
raider to the nearest police station,
where he was allowed to post col
lateral for appearance This was the
third raid within the last few weeks
at the LIE Paradis.
Three persons were killed and
eighteen injured, some critically,
when wood train on the elevated
division Of the Brighton line Of the
Observation-Disclosures Transit COM
pany ran into the rear end of a steel
subway train at Ocean Parkway sta
ton.
Herbert Barr Griggs, navy air pi-
lot Of New York, paid the first pen
atty for violation of city ordinance
which prohibits low airplane flights
over crowded thoroughfares or beach
es. Charged with flying his machine
only 1875 feet above the heads of
bathers at Rockway beach last week,
he was fined $25 by Magistrate
Goodman at Far Rockaway.
James G. Freed, go, president of
the International Sterotypers' union,
died suddenly at Caldwell, N. j., fol-
lowing as illness which came upon
him while returning from Savannah,
CIR, by boat with his wife. Two ply
sicians were unable to diagnose the
cause of his death. Mr.. Freel came
here five years ago from Brooklyn.
Attorney General Stone has order
ed further inquiry into the gasoline
price situation. The report of the
federal trade commission on the sub
ject made at the request of the pres
dent, contains information, Mr..
Stone said which warranted further
of the several phases
If the problem.
Waving knitting needle he picked
Up off the floor, 16months-old Ed
ward Gould, of st. Louis, Mo-, plung
ID it into his eye and pierced the
rain, dying instantly.
Sam Allen, waiter on the Steamer
Cincinnati, Ohio river boat, had a
He tied a string to the
ainful molar, fastened the other end
0 the ships anchor and cast it into
he river. With it went the tooth
nd likewise part of Sans jaw. AL
N thought the wound superficial
nd retired. During the night he
led to death.
Henry Ford may enter the race for [
lie Republican nomination for Uni ,
d States senator from Michigan,
.cording to report received from I
'ashington in semi-official way by !
high state official, says q special T
spatch from Lansing to the Detroit v
rec Press. L
FOREIGN 9
The British-American liquor traffic =
invention signed in Washington in b
nuary has been filed with the I,
'ague Of Nations for registration. n
The painting Of Lady Astor, the !,
reduction of which into the House x
Commons raised such a hubbub -
,ently, will be removed from the II
sircase where it hangs, during the y
vacation, according to =
by reports. The Westminster Ga y
tie says the removal is at the re- :. -
tst of the donor, Lady Aston. :"
Samuel H. Chaplin, 25-years old, Of
n Francisco, ended his life at a
ris hotel by cutting his throat and h,
ist with a safety razor blade. SO
lice investigation disclosed that
apin had abundant funds, although B.
had recently acted strangely. The bs
lerican consulate notified his Sc
Their, Mrs. C. H. Wolcott of New tn
rk. flt
dasanao Hanihara, Japanese am
sador to the United States, on his
urn to Toxic from America said