The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-16
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4 RESUME OF THE WEEKS
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important Events Of the Last Seven
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WASHINGTON

WAS6INGTON
The economic outlook for Gres
Britain has improved greatly sine
the signing of the Locarno pact, tn
British embassy said in a forma
a statement brought out by an articl
Dy George Harvey in the North Amer
81 lean Review. in which Mr.. Harve,
a painted gloomy picture of the Brit
fsh future.
81 Upward of score of recommend
81 tons for strengthening the hand OF
the law were placed before President
Coolidge and congress by Attorney
General Sargent and his assistants in
the annual report OF the department
Of justice.
The senate committee on commit
tees, deadlocked on the question Of
whether Senator Robert M. La Foil
cite of Wisconsin should be classi-
fled as Republican in committee as-
signments, decided to refer the issue
to the Republican caucus.
wide range OF legislative recon-
mendations some of them new, others
reiteration OF policies he has advo-
Gated to congress for the last two
years, was contained in President
Coolidges annual message transmit
ted to the house and senate.
The licensing of grazing privileges
on the public domain giving home
steaders and present occupants a pre-
ferred status would be provided in
u
bill introduced In the senate by Sen
ator Phipps Of Colorado. Phipps also
introduced bill which would provide
a reduction in fees for grazing i've
stock on national forests.
Representative French, Republican,
Idaho, introduced bill to make In
dams subject to the laws Of their
states or territories relating to mar [
rage, health and education. Treaty
rights to hunt and fish would not be
Affected.
WESTERN EPlToME +
Associate Justice william H. Waste I
of Berkeley, California was named t
chief Justice Of the California supreme l
court to succeed Chief Justice Lewis v
W. Meyers, resigned The announce
ment was made by Governor Friend
w. Richardson from his offices at
San Francisco. The change in office r
takes place the first of the year le
when Justice Meyers resignation be- IL
comes effective. al
Gladys Green, 16, of Greeley, Colo, a.
Is recovering from severe attack of III
hiccoughing that lasted two weeks, al OF
though doctors usually set ten days ~
as the limit OF continued hiccough-
Ing spell which permits recovery. Dur of
Ing the two weeks the girl neither ate tn
nor slept. la
Governor Ross of Wyoming does IN
not believe that the per cent in Sc
;rease In freight rates sought by rail- sa
'oads raversing Wyoming and other OIL
western states is justified In a let co
or to John L. Jordan, president of
he Wyoming Stockgrowers' associa- OF
ION, the governor has made decided wa
land against the granting of increas- all
i rates. .l NJ
GENERAL gol
An ls-year old Los Angeles girl 60
eta L. Holdredge, win soon become
ae posessor of million-dollar for He
Inc which she cannot touch 1t is dor
1T In trust for her under the terms pro
the will of her grandmother, the
tie Mrs. Flora l.. Holdredge, widow cho
J. T. Holdredge, prominent grain pro
saler and miller Of Kansas City and M,
issouri g
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson of a
sxas issued statement declaring IL ,
at she will not call q special ses- scrt
on Of the legislature as requested "
Speaker Lee Satterwhite and other ond
"a '"o iouse' and
Two Illinois convicts escaped from ana
state prison by having themselves incr
cked In crates and dronrad 80, won
livery wagon en- route to the old retu
ison at Joliet. The escaped men, a
Ike Lueck, Rock Island and Ralph NJ r
ward, Cook county, were serving I'o,,
iefintte terms, the former for rob- ~. !
ry and the latter for confidence wsre
Gust,
octoper production of manufacture on q
IN the United States r.achad soret
v high record during October, the 1t
lsnteu lndex OF the commerce de- subc,
'tment reaching 1872 on the basis of nj
100 as representative Of the 1919 Bulp,
nthly average. The output of raw Gree,
terials, partly because of the ef- garia
OF the anthracite mining suspen- the I
|, was IL per cent less than the mite
'ut OF 1874. be iii
he name of Henry c. Wallace of Gro
4, secretary Of agriculture at the both
J of his death last year. has been circles
bred by the United States geo. ton h
hic board In naming 1O,600-foot Angus
in Park county, Montana, in the Gener
lark range, as Mount Wallace. Tacna
decision was made on the recon- of pal
iation OF the forest board re- The
y. cfal1v