The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27

which among other things, banne
the wearing of knickers by womer
kissing and hugging in public and tn
one piece bathing suits, were repeal
ed by the parish police jury, which
recently put them into effect, accord
Ing to advices received at New Or
leans from Denhams Springs.
Reports from the steel industr,
show that the mild improvement tina
developed within the past few week.
has been continued. Production O,
steel for the country as a whole is
now stated to be at nearer so thar
46 per cent of capacity. Pig iron
prices are firmer. Those of steel
products, however, still are somewhat
heavy.
James Eads How, known as the
millionaire hobo" of st. Louis, was
married at Chicago to Miss Ingeberg
Sorenson. The marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Irwin st.
John Tucker, formerly chairman of
the committee in charge of the dis
tribution Of Mr.. How's gifts to hobo
organizations and relief association.
The bride, who was secretary to Mr..
Haw, gave her age as 20, while he
confessed to being 55.
Phebos and Demos, satellites of the
planet Mars, will be under observa-
ton by the naval observatory at
Washington during the present mon
tn, when Mars will be closer to the
earth than it has been for several
hundred years.
The monotony of the Franks case
ought to be broken this week by ar
of the lawyers. 1t was pre-
dicted that Judge John R. Caverly
would have the fate of Nathan Leo
pold and Richard Loeb in his hands
for decision within a week.
Anchored fifteen miles off Fire
Island, New York, small island on
The ocean side of Long Island, says
copyright article by the New York
Herald Tribune is a 17,0O0-ton liner,
Tying the British flag, which has
'een converted into a palatial float
ng cabaret where almost any kind
# vintage of Bachus may be had
or price.
The Panama canal is 10 years old
During the decade in which the big
itch has been in operation it has
rovided an interoceanic short cut
or approximately 28,1OO vessels, of
'hich 25,600 were commercially op-
rated and $500 government owned.
Government receipts from bonuses,
Qualities and rentals for the leasing
mineral rights on the public do
ain aggregate $13,627,5sS for the
seal year which ended June 80, the
terror department has announced.
Stories of fabulous profits from
nall investments are being circulat-
when the buyers of last year who
lid SIS for 100000 marks in Ger
an war bonds cashed in at the pre- ,
Iiling quotations of $175O, a rise !,
$3.50 in the past week. Prussian =
ar loans worth $500 per 100000 5
arks three months ago, brought ten 9
mes the original sum and other h
'rman securities rose in proportion. t
e rise in general was ascribed to +
e recent favorable report on the
ives plan for rehabilitating Ger .
my. 1,
EOPEIcN
The French cabinet has unanimous
approved the work of the French ii
egation at the international con- D
ence in London and thanked it for II
important results it has attain f
in the interests of France. II
:. M. Karkhan, Russian ambassa- o
to China, has refused to accept :,
conditions imposed by the United &c
ties minister to China relative to -
delivery of the Russian legation =
NJ. Karakhan. The legation, since
passing of the czarist regime, has
n in the hands of the diplomatic Ia
ps here. IN
hC viCHiiCoc city duInOTltleS nave ::
cred the cell in the prison at The ell
enstadt, occupied by Gabriel of
nip, the murderer of the Arch liz
e Francis Ferdinand, to be clos ga
'orever. 1t is more than ten years st
'e Prinzip committed the crime as
CHI more than any other single act tw
'ipitated the world war. tn
ew Foundland's new bill govern -,
the sale of alcoholic beverages is 80
~ for the governors signature ~
signed, the bill will replace the ~,
libition act which has been in eff w
since 1915. The legislative coun- of
gave the bill final passage last hi.
(. The act allows the purchase
bottle of spirits a day by any str
person, and gives to hotels the 80,
to supply guests with beer and the
s. ba
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