The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02
'TE[EGRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS,
A RESUME OF THE WEEKS
DoiNcs IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
Important Events Of tho last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit Of the
Busy Reader.
WESTERN EPIToME

Devils OF Utah were relinquishing I
ular claims before the vicious @
siaught of the Utah Aggies, the Co
RADIO Aggies clinched the 1895 Rocl
Mountain conference championship
defeating the University of Wyomil
40 to 0 at Fort Collins, Colo 2
Roy Olmsted, former lieutenant
Seattle police; Lee Parker, deput
sheriff; Alfred Hubbard, who was a
rested November Is, while landin
whiskey on Camano island north {
Seattle, and six others were captu
ed by federal prohibition agents, VIII
seized 100 cases of holiday liquors a
Woodmont Beach. twenty miles sout
Of Seattle.
District Judge J. ]. Lynch dismisse,
petition Of executors for the estat
OF the late Senator w. A. Clark O
Montana to appoint James Macdonald
OF New York executor in the plac,
OF Mrs. Annie E. Clark, the widow
The court held that provision in the
Will OF the late senator that any va
cancies among executors of his will
be filled by choice OF the remaining
executors was in conflict with the
state law. Mrs. Clark resigned as
executrix.
Hope for concessions from Califor-
MIA that will form the basis for a
tristate agreement between Arizona,
Nevada and California upon division
Of hpnafffo dorfuad
of the lower Colorado river basin was
expressed at Los Angeles by Charles
r. Squires, Colorado river commits
sioner from Nevada, following con-
ference with southern California rep
resentatives.
Four children Of the family Of Gus
Collins, a miner Of Hanna, Wyoming,
are dead after repast OF spoiled
or poisoned meat.
s. c.. Stone, 6O-year-old stepfather
OF Jack Hoxie, film star of Los Ange-
les, has made a partial confession to
the brutal Sayings in August, 1924,
OF May and Nina Martin, schoolgirls,
It was claimed here by District At
torney investigators.
3 The last big buffalo hunt that the
country will probably ever know is
to start when number of hunters
viii hunt down and kill several hun
ored buffalo on the big Phillips y
ranch near Pierre, S. D. The Phil
lips herd is the largest bunch of buff
[aioes In existence, and the Phillips
estate managers have decided to quit /.
buffalo raising and go into cattle rails
ing instead.
Two hundred acres Of potatoes rails 8
ID near Salmon, Idaho, Will yield r
'rofit OF approximately $4,000 to the c
'wners OF the two tracts making up n
ne eco acres. Peter Mckinney of Il
Nelson & Mckinney. owners of 12O
ores, said that the yield on their
ract averaged $4,000 pounds, or $40 N
acks to an acre He said the 80 .
ere tract owned by the Shencn Land y
ompany averaged about 300 sacks an d
ere. The combined yield of the two .
'acts was $1,000 sacks. y
GENERAL
President Coolidge has been asked hi
the Arlington memorial commits G,
on, composed of the secretaries of a
ar and navy, to recommend an ap- CO
'opriatfon Of $50, 900 to complete the &
emorial for the unknown soldier.
Two men and girl were captured DO
"a another man was thought to have me
en- killed IN Chicago when scores ne
policemen ambushed a gang Just po]
they exploded bomb which wreck tia
hardware store. Br
EiGht persons were injured, one /
'iously, when an airplane in which rep
~ were riding struck tree and nit
'shed to the ground as It was max ace
forced landing at st. Joseph, auc
= All were Kansas City and Ex- bid
sfor Springs, Mo-, residents.
The conclusion that the Volstead taxi
has failed utterly to accomplish sch,
purpose to promote temperance priv
sobriety" has been reached by fror
moderation League, Inc, of New Sew
x, on the basis Of survey of con- thou
ons In several hundred represen- vehi
We cities. ever
Eighteen permits and fifty-three H. Al
ses covering water-power develop al H
It's aggregating 1,766,O0O horse CUM
er, were issued by the federal Sam
or commission during the last fis- the
year according to Washington ciate
rt. old {
Ulcers are securing southern Mis- TIL
and northern Arkansas for two fetal
ID men, who held up the Bank of raise
ford. Ark, and escaped with each
OF the banks funds. the p
So Katya .Minassian. 1S-year-old an a.
York dancer. says she considers oii,ce
II still engaged to William A. anu
, III, grandson of the late Mon A I
copper magnate. Noting state resem
attributed to Clark to the ef- been