The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-05-27

It's annual meeting at New YORK. M
Lee is known as the father OF IN
Fairgrounds movement, and unde
his leadership Fairgrounds and recr'
alton centers in the United State
and Canada have increased to NOR
than 5000. William Kent, OF Ken
field. Cal, was reelected vice pres
ident.
J. Dallas bort, former president o
the bort Motor Car company o
Flint, Mich, fell dead while playin'
golf in company of friends on tn
Flint Country club course here. Dealt
was due to heart disease. He was g.
years old.
With his back to the wall ant
| facing renewed onslaughts by the
agents OF the government, CASTOR b
Means, Investigator extraordinary and
central figure in many sensational
episodes of recent American history
has sought refuge within the Atlanta
federal penitentiary.
Between brisk shower which
sprang up few minutes before the
start of the race and a terrific down.
pour which soaked thousands of spec
tators to the skin, Flying Ebony, a
little horse, black as night, and ridden
by Earl Sande, raced to an immortal
victory in the $4,000 Kentucky Der
by. He defeated field of nineteen
of the nations finest three-year Odds.
Wayne ("Big') Mum, former Uni
versity of Nebraska wrestling star,
and Ed ("Strangler') Lewis were
both installed in training quarters at
Michigan City, Ind, ready for the
final grind of conditioning, which will
terminate in their heavyweight wrest-
ling match Memorial day.
Scores of New York, Newport and
California society, stage and screen
personages will doubt whether they
may legally continue relations with
present wives and husbands, follow
ing the announcement that Rhode
Island has arrested and will vigor-
ously prosecute two Providence law
yers, alleged engineers of a divorce"
mill and many fraudulent divorces.
About 100 divorces of prominent peo-
pie will be nullified,' said Attorney
General Charles p Sisson, who not
only directed the arrest of Master in
Chancery Leon w. Horton and Attor-
ney P. Doughtery but secured their
detention under $4,000 bail each.
The Oklahoma criminal court of ap-
peals dismissed the appeal of the
state in the case against j. c. Walton,
former governor, charging distortion
If public funds, thus freeing Walton
If all charges. The allegations were
he same as were made in the arti-
,les of impeachment upon which Wal
on was removed from office in No
5ember, 1923.
FOREIGN
A spokesman for the Japanese
government at Toxic, said that ia
,an was not alarmed by the reported
,lans for the further fertilization of
he Hawaiian islands, Japan feels, he
aid, that strengthening the Hawaiian
sland defenses is entirely a matter
# United States domestic policy and
STRONG naval base at Hawaii was
lot considered dangerous to Japan.
Damage estimated at $4,O0O,0OO has
cen done over an area of twenty |
our square miles by the largest for |
st fire near Stennin, Germany in |
lany years. The inhabitants of one
illage have fled. No death have
cen reported SO far.
AdJutant Foiny, war aviator, and |
is mechanic, Jean Foucher, were
illed when their plane crashed soon
fter they had hoped off in an air
lane race in a military cup competi-
on, at Tours, France. The military
lrplane race started about dawn.
was said that the plane of Foiny
nd Foucher ran into high trees along
side street in a suburb because of
W visibility.
The Mexican war department is
de denial of reports, ascribed to
Q revolutionary junta in the United
ates, that rebels have crossed into
exico. The border is we'll guarded
prevent any such invasion, the de-
rtment says, and quiet prevails.
The French press practically unan-
ously acucse the United States of
'rking for the interests of Germany
d being Great Britian's catspaw by
nding note urging a settlement
debts at this particular time.
Discovery OF a great grazing area
the interior of British Columbia,
ire than fifty miles wide and capa-
, OF maintaining 100000 head of
tile throughout the year is announ-
by T. d. Palullo, minister of
Ids, as a result of an exploration
T. p. Mckenzie, grazing commits
ned. The new country is in the