The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-10-15
TELEGRAPH|G TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
4 RESUME OF THE WEEKS
DoIN0e IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events Of the Last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pro-
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S8mo1 OIuxo, HlOtIoH piCIuic uiiC
Dor, will marry Betty Compson, fill
star, late in October, announced Mr.
Mary Compson, mother Of the actres
at Los Angeles. Cruze is in Chicag
and is expected to return to Los Ar
geles In q week.
Capturing each employee as he on
tered the door, and locking them al
IN the vault, two armed and maske'
bandits held up and robbed the Wood
land branch of the Bank Of Italy a
Woodland, Cal, escaping with $12,
142.
Winton, Wyoming has its owl
water supply, the new system which
has been dnder construction by the
Union Pacific Coal company during
the summer months having been com
pleted the past week. The water is
pumped from recently drilled wells in
that vicinity. Hitherto water has
been hauled to Winton from Rock
Springs by rail. The coal company
also announced the completion of a
water system at Hanna, where seven
miles of main were laid.
Thirteen presidential electors nam
cd by petitions of California voters
and committed to support the can
didacy of Robert M. La Toilette, stood
barred from the ballot at the general
election in November as the result
Of 4 to 8 decision of the state su-
preme court
The Mammoth Oil Company and
Harry F. Sinclair will use the testi-
mony of Edwin DENLY, former secre-
tary Of the navy, in their fight in
United States district court at Chey-
enne, Wyo., next month against an
nulment of the lease Of Teapot Dome
/. naval oil reserve to the Mammoth
company, as sought by the govern
ment, according to information made
public here DENLY is the only wit
ness to be subpoenaed by the defense
thus far.
All records of bullion values in Ne
vada we're broken when the Tonapah h;
Extension reports its mill clean up !
a $119,145. Shipment consisted OF '
seventy five bars weighing 41,OOO I
ounces il due to heavier gold content b
the previous high record fifteen-day
shipment of last April of 1885
ouncs is due to heavier gold content
and the higher price Of silver. K
After attending the Catlin shale o.
oil celebration Governor Corugham :,
and party departed for the Lehman Fl
caves, where several members of the 81
party, hotel owners at different n
pleasure resorts, will investigate the >,
of the successful con- Il,
stiuction of hotels at this prominent n,
natural wonder.
Eva Tanguay, vaudeville actress of is
Los Angeles is quoted as saying dc
that cataract is impairing the vi 90
sion of her right eye. "It's true" GO
The is reported to have said. II am 81
going blind in that one eye. / don't =,
know what l shall do. An operation wi
. risk" MI
Bob Dalton, Jr., son of Bob Dalton, ne
member of the Dalton gang and who Ell
vas killed in the robbery of Coffey
vile, Kan, bank, October 8, 1892, III,
vas arrasted near Douglas, Arizona,
" Deputy Sheriff Hayhurst and M,
dorris as he was about to board 90
rain for California. His arrest fol- e.
owed receipt If telegram from the IN,
heriff at Ell Paso, where he is want
d on two charges Of swindling. Dali
on had over $4,000 in cashiers me
hecks in his possession. &c
GENERAL col
acc
Representative John Hill of Balti- dis
nore pleaded not guilty to an in La
ictment returned by federal grand this
Try last week charging him with co,
and possessing wine ma
nd cider In violation OF law. he unt
as released on $1,000 bail pending VIII
.ial, some time after November 10.
Federal Judge Foster Of New York par
pheld the indictment OF CASTOR Is. me-
eans, former department Of justice ger
gent; his secretary, Elmer Jarnecke, ruiz
I'd his attorney. Thomas B. Fielder, The
charge that they received money viii
hich they misrepresentcd was to be flo,
ed in the bribery of former Attor- inu
" General Daugherty and other nun
'vernment officials. swe
Scores Of letters from persons 7
inning relationship with Lolita sue,
abtree, the actress, whose will, An,
,de public at Boston, provided ton
,st fund of 100000 for disabled ~.
,erans of the world war and their 70
,cndents, set aside almost as great s
um for other philanthropic pur- hou
,es ard bequeathed 100000 to the
nerous relatives, were received by Pat
&c persons named as executors and mys
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