The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-12
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WESTERN EPITomE

Telescope builder, announced that II
plans would be presented to Charlie
II. Frye, Seattle packer, when he r
turns from European tour in fe
days. Mr. Frye is the donor, and til
structure housing the telescope is t
be known as the Frye Observatory
The governments petition OF appea
from the decision of the federal cour
Tor Wyoming In the Teapot Dom
lease annulment suit was filed a
Cheyenne and appeal to the Eight
circuit court OF appeals was allowed
by Judge T. Blake Kennedy. The
petition for appeal sets forth sixty
four errors by the court In trying the
suit. predicted upon exclusion of evil
dence offered by the government and
objected to by counsel for the Nam
moth Oil company.
Formal postponement of the tri-
state Colorado river legislative coun-
Gil set to open at Phoenix, Ariz., on
August was announced by Chase
McMillin, speaker Of the house of
representatives in the Seventh Ari-
IONA legislature No date for the con-
ference was announced by Mr.. Nc
Millin. Milford Winsor, president of
the Arizona senate, and, with Mac
Millin, leader of the Arizona Iegisla-
tive conference committee stated
that he concurred in the postpone
ment.
Reason for his title of flight gen.
eral" has been shown by Colonel Will
liam Mitchell, air officer, Eighth
corps area, since his arrival at Fort
Sam Houston, Texas. From the time
he started ON his flight to San Diego
over the air route to the coast July
IL, Colonel Mitchell has flown approx
imately 5000 miles In cross-country
flights.
A second skeleton. believed to be
that OF Walter Sisco, Newton, Kan,
youth, was unearthed by searching I
parties near Howard, Colo. A skele-
ton and skull, found last week, first
were identified as the complete re-
mains Of Milton Sisco, who. with his
brother. disappeared August 23,1923.
Later, the skeleton and skull were ,
identified as those of two different g
men. and another search was made. Il
MN,
William Robson, president of the =
doffat tunnel commission, submitting :,
rs annual report to the members of A
he commission at Denver declared :,
hat on July l, this year, the giant =,
ore under James Peak through the 49,
ontinental divide was sc per cent ~
ompleted. u
Lightning killed eleven out OF =
erd OF thirteen thoroughbred colts -,
ranch in Grant county, New Mex o..
%, report received at Albuquerque, -
: M. stated. William p. Ireland a n
'ncher OF the same county was kill -n'
several days ago by a lightning ~
ut, 1t was stated recently. when his 20
'dy was discovered In the doorway
his home. He lived alone. by
cENEpA, att
Hipolit Civic. Polish charge daft ~,
Irs In Washington, gave out state ~,
ant at New York concerning the -
lotion of German citizens from Po- ,' a
ID. He said that the evictions were :.
made as reprisal. but were car 49,
d out under the provisions OF the
rsatlles peace treaty and were the
ult OF negotiations conducted I'M owe
tha ausn,cas % tha I.aa,,o =, eau
n. in
~ by
Hing Of appeal from the probate den
ri decision denying probate to the stor
ported will OF william Nelson Nc SIEVE
ltock, millionaire orphan" was r.
' ~ Wy Tue pacing OIL records Wal
the circuit court at Chicago by from
liam Darling Shepherd, benefici- no :,
and executor. Weymouth Kirk nras
!. counsel for Shepherd. said that vis,,
case would probably not come up mot,
hearing for possibly nearly kevs
fed
important corps In New York's per.
It white collar working army rails monl
he standard of revolt. The NUM- Ed
engineers oo00 strong and rep ambs
n'ins 'ne largest single aggrega- zawa
OF their profession in the world, en- III
lde OF military establishments tain
pleted an organization which has he w
Is object improvement of a salary three
working conditions Comparable thong
the dignity, training and respon- gestio
ty OF the position" agnos
steamship Kansas. last of three Fou
is which raced to New York teen II
Singapore in an effort to land nj in
IONS OF crude rubber valued at bria, 8
1000, before midnight, July 80, mandil
into port. the only loser OF the taxes ,
The Menelaus and the Siber- cal EN-
'ince. its competitors, both ar storme
n time. Because OF the failure were T,
Kansas to reach port before rushed
l, brokers who had contract es to ii
'uiy oenveries we're forced to The I
ne of the rubber necessary to ed pain
ir contracts on open market one of
nseQuenf losses. artists.