The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-06
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WESTERN

O1oShohe reservoir near Cody, wy,
when a broken front axel sent Il
automobile in which they were ridn
hurting over q forty-foot emban
ment into the water.
Senator Hiram w. Johnson, return
ing to California declined to discus
national politics, declaring it is tc
early to predict or prognosticate o
the issues of the campaign. He sal
ne would gives his views on nations
politics after a rest at his home i
San Francisco.
Bread prices have been increase
= cent for an eighteen-ounce loaf, eff
xective Immediately, according to al
order issued by Vancouver, B. c
bakers. Bakers declare the raise t,
. cents loaf was due to recent in
creases in the prices of flour ane
wheat.
Mrs. Nellie Heating of San Fran.
cisco was severely injured when
struck down by an automobile driven
by John A. Dix, former governor of
New York.
Four persons were killed almost
instantly when the new cabin mono
plane California crashed to the
ground at commercial airport at
Los Angeles after beginning an ex-
hlbition in the presence of hundreds
of spectators.
Charles Jackson, 5, died at Rock
Springs, Wyo., two hours after he
was struck by an automobile driven
by Victor Nurmi. The boy was hor-
ribly mangled. Nurmi was drunk
when arrested after attending a pic
mic at Green River, officers say. Feel
ing is running high, both against
Nurmi and against existing liquor
conditions
In a packed auditorium at Albu-
N. M, Carl S. Magee, editor
of the State Tribune, delivered an adj
dress in which he brought in his
trials and convictions for libel and
contempt of court and reiterated his
challenge to Judge David ]. Leahy
TO meet him "any time, anywhere on
neutral grounds"
California is now ahead of every
other state in the union in number
Of motor vehicles registered. The
tate division of motor vehicles has
figures showing a gain in registra-
ion in California of $4,000, while
New York shows reported loss of
bout $4,000. Since July l Calfor-
has registrations have jumped to
,197,077, and the fall months are ex- ,
ected to bring heavier gains. I,
GENERAL
Mems apparel, plain this year, is
DING to be more SO next year, &C
ording to delegates attending the
nnual sessian of the Merchant Tail :
RS, Designers association at Cedar
oint, Ohio. The designers, who are :
pplying their ingenuity to the styles
'r the spring and summer of 1923,
~ that the average man has never
'oked with favor on the "flashy \
akeup." 7
For the first time in history of y
lie city of New York a woman .
agistrate Jean H. Norris-presided
homicide court. She disposed of =
rec cases, holding one man for the =
and jury and Diminishing two 9TH
s. She indicated after the session r
ct she was being considered as the !;
ccessor to Judge George w. Olvany N
Gently elected Tammany chieftian, 20,
the court of general sessions. @
Supreme Court Justice Burr denied - :,
motion of canon de Valera and =
ephen O'Mara as trustees of 81
$1,000 received at New York from &c
9 sale of Irish Republican bonds, in
r an order enjoining the Irish Free ge
ate from proceeding with the trial mi
a suit for that amount before the ST
On court of justice in Ireland. ST,
A statement declaring that the
:, 100000 farmers grain and eeva-
: corporation, with headquarters in
icago, which was recently incor. pc
rated in Illinois is gigantic at in,
npt to fool the farmer" was issued he
Oklahoma City by Carl Williams, sa
e president of the National Coun- TOT
of Farmers Cooperative Market err
Associations. wi
Several eggs were tossed at Jack
'lton, deposed governor and candi- An
e for the Democratic nomination bic
United States senator, when he the
Ike in the Municipal Athletic park ow
Okla. bel
'dwin Henry Peple, 65, widely pre-
wn playwright, author of CHE vel
lest Rebel" "a Pair of Skies"
e Prince Chap" and many other fro
,essful plays died of heart di- al