The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-06-03
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important Events Of the Last SEVEN
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WESTERN EplToME

The canning pea crop in Utah
estimated to be 12,480 acres, whit
= an increase OF 2170 acres over 49,
when 10000 acres were planted,
eording to Frank Andrews, agricu
ture statisticlan OF the United State
department OF agriculture for Utal
The condition OF the crop is reporte
b be "a per cent, which is much be
Ter than the crop OF 1924 was on Jun
1st.
Yellowstone National park will OF
flcially open this year on June IL
With appropriate ceremonies at Yves
Yellowstone. Mont, the west entrance
70 the park. Several governors from
nearby states will participate In thu
celebration, as will Mrs. John d
Sherman, president OF the Genera
Federation OF Women's clubs and ole
timers After the celebration the
gates will be swung open and the
Yellowstone will be on its way to
What IL believed Will be the greatest
season in the history of the park.
In copyrighted story published In
the Los Angeles Examiner, George
W. Hazleton. aged eccentric who died
ln little shack just north of the
business district. last March, af
ter years spent collecting tin cans,
match boxes and other rubbish. is
revealed as the late possessor Of a
half-million dollar estate.
Former governors Of Colorado and
her congressional representatives
Joined high state officials and null
titude OF friends in bowling their
heads in final tribute to former gov
ernor Elias M. Ammons. the man..
who. without the chance OF school
education, set out to learn the great
facts Of life," to serve his state in
her highest office.
The worlds Jersey butterfat pro-
auction record was declared broken
when st. Mawes Lads Pride, SEN
Tor 3-year.old owned by H. d. Tiff, of
Independence, Oregon, completed a
years test with approximately 1902
pounds. She was MIXED three times
a day The former record was held |
by 'fbsen's Jubilee Signal" owned
by Hugh w. Bonnell OF Ohio, with
! record OF 91446 pounds. Figures
ire being forwarded 10 the American
Jersey Cattle club of New York for
ratification.
Peter Englehart, 70. farmer of
.oveland, Colo, was instantly killed
When high tension electric wire
vas snapped by the wind and drop
'ed on him. A COW came up to !
milf of Englehart's body and touch
d the broken wire, the shock knock /
the animal across the road. '
GENERAL
David Schultz, president of Park c
Tilford Of New York, offered to r
I'll to the government at cost the e
100000 gallons OF rye whisky the ii
'ncern obtained through its pur- r
lase OF the Oyerholt distillery in c
ttsburg. The offer holds good for t
kfy days. The whisky has an esti- n
ated value OF about S15,O0O,O00.
Speed records OF the Indianapolis. n
diana, motor speedway were bowl OF
over in rapid succession during et
qualifying trials by Earl Cooper. a,
try Hartz, Pete de Paolo and LIE. a,
Duray. in
Nathan F. Leopold. Jr.. confined in "A
Illinois state prison for the MUIR
OF Bobbie Franks year ago. will 10
iergo an operation for appended os
IT was announced by DR.. w. r. ~
tcher, prison physician. The OBJ 20
ton will be performed by DR.. ]. ~,
McElvey. state surgeon. Leopold be
been suffering from appendicitis ue
several weeks.
tidal wave along twenty-six miles SUI
the American shore line struck an
'e Ontario. causing heavy damage SCI
one village and summer resorts. liei
loss OF live was reported. The
'e rolled In some places more than =
feet inshore, carrying wreckage p.'
small boats with it. Vi
DOR
'hn w. Worthington, OF st. Louis Am
years OF age. stock and bond bro
OF Chicago, who formerly was
wn as the wolf OF La Sale the
et' was indicted by the federal con
ID jury on charges Of having IN non
possession some OF the securities Il
IN In the s2,400,000 mail truck rob hon
at st. Louis, April 2, 1923. ,as
lie Detroit Free Press, in copv. A
TED story, says that Henry Ford 600
enter coastwise commerce on a ed
scale shortly, with a fleet of gov,
equipped to bring fruits from circ
n America and the South Allan d.
seaboard to the United States Dor
northern markets. On ,
cause his name and picture have fer
usea 70 advertise cigars at five theil
cents John phi1in Couc, ro.aa .x~1X