The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-05-13

patrOl1ng his beat as policeman
the suburb OF Beverly Hills, pleade
guilty to burglary charge In tn
Superior court of Los Angeles an
asked for probation.
Wholesale news agents OF SPOKANE
Wash, we're collecting from new
stands copies Of a score OF Mage
zines ordered suppressed by Prose
cutting Attorney Charles Leayy as oh
scene and indecent. Mr.. Leavy an
nounced that he would prosecute il
case of further sales of magazines
coming under this category. The ac
ton follows passage of a resolution
by the recent convention here OF the
Inland Empire Education association
condemning the circulation of such
publications.
Accepting a dare" of a boyhood
chum, William Bill" Jardine, secre-
tary of agriculture, has been entered
in the broncho-riding event at the
third annual Mandan roundup to be
held at Mandan. N. d., July 2, 3, and
lth.
Jason Morgan, 22-year-old son Of
p. p. Morgan Cleveland capitalist who
came to Sheridan. Wyoming for a
vacation as a dude" cowpuncher
year ago, has purchased the "PK'
ranch, sixteen miles west of Sheri-
dan, for a consideration of 100000.
The first requisition directed by
woman governor to a woman COVER
nor was forwarded by Governor Mel
lie Tayloe Ross to Governor Miriam A.
Ferguson of Texas. The Wyoming
governor requested that the Texas
governor surrender to Wyoming L. r.
Maxwell, a convict who escaped from
the Wyoming penitentiary in April,
1928. He subsequently was convict
ed OF crime in Texas and sent to
the Texas penitentiary. He is want
ed here to complete the term which |
he was serving when he escaped.
Financing of the giant Subway Ter
minal Building to be built at cost
OF s4,O00,OO0 in Los Angeles, has
been completed. Architects are rush
ing plans for the skyscraper and ac-
'ual construction will be started at
he earliest possible moment.
GENERAL
Mayor John f. Hylan of New York
announced that he positively would
be a candidate to succeed himself
It next falls municipal election ir-
respective of whether or not he re-
eived the support and Endorsement
I Tammany Hall
The war department has awarded i,
l 100000 issue of S per cent bonds !
I the government of the Philippine :
stands to the Riggs National bank r
Washington, which bid s1,O26,519. =
Mrs. Caroline Beatty King, step +
lother of the late Mrs. Florence C.
ling Harding, lost race with death I.
dvised by her physicians of the APP
roach Of the end, Mrs. King left 8
aytona. Fla, with the hope OF %
aching her home at Columbus, Ohio, @,
fore she expired. Death overlook h
II, however, when her train was be- n,
1een Richmond and Washington. h,
A gang of bandits armed with &c
Otguns terrorized the village of Y.
ton, Ind, and robbed the Eaton VI
ate bank Of $4,000. The bandits shot
the street lights. cut telephone M
res and fired at citizens who rush m
to the streets on hearing the ex- ta
'sions in the bank. No one was Ell
ured lat
Three lifeless men, sitting at 49,
lie. were found in a room at Mine -.
'lis, MINI. On the table rested a A.,
italy filled bottle of moonshine.
eph Morrow. a fourth man, was
nd dying on cot Before he
d. Morrow said they had taken gol
y one drink from the bottle. II wa
! found to contain red berries and Oh
biol que
iml
resident Coolidge has signed an ern
cutive order abolishing the fed COL
land office at Leadville, Colo. sne
transferring its records and jur- Ian,
ction to the Denver office. Sec era
ry OF the Interior Work announ- can
The order is effective May 81. hin;
thin a few hours after he sur n
Tered the stars which for almost ad
years marked him a brigadier
'ral and assistant chief of the
7 air service. Colonel William A. na''
hell appeared before group of SURF
ers at Washington who had spit
cred to bid him farewell and Jour
up anew his fight for unified wan
ervice. M
flowing the policy of President of ii
dge. Secretary Work not only Swe,
mated as a precaution against posit
po4, Out ne went his superior hope