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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22

This bank wants to see every tar1n-
err in this community prosper If we
can help you, let us know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
STOMACH TROUBLES
ARE DUE To AC|D|TY
Tells safe, Certain. speedy Relief
for Acid Indigestion

So.calisd stomach troubles. such
as Indigestion. gas. sourneHs Htnu-
nch-heha aud Inability to retain
food arc In probably nine cases out
Of ten. simply evidence that excess
siNe secretion OF acid Is taking place
IN tho stomach. causing the lorna .
ton Of gas and acid Indigestion
Gas distrnds tho stomach aud
causes that fun. oppressive. burn
inE feeling sometimes known as
heartburn. while tho acid Initiates
and lnflames the delicate lining 81
The stomach. Tn" trouble lies on
tirely in tho excess development or
secretion Of acid.
To stop or prevent this EourinE o.,
the food contents OF the stomach
and 70 neutraiiEc the acid. aud make
blhnd and harmless. n teaspoon.
inl or Hisurated MARnesia. a good
anu etE"ctfe corrector OF acid
stomsch. should be taken IN quar-
t.I OF glass Of hot or cold water
AFTER eating or whenever RaH. sour
ness or hcidlty IL felt This sSest-
ems the stomach and nsutralize. IN.
acldity IN Few moments and H. n
perfectly harmless and Inexpenslv.
remedy 10 use.
An antacld. such as BIsurAted
MAgnrsih. which can he obtained
from any druggist IN either powder
or tablet form, enables the stomach
20 DO it. work properly without the
AID OF artificial diErstants. Mag
nesla comes IN several forms, 40 be
certain 60 ask for and take only
Bihurated MaEneSia. which L. cspe-
cially prepared for the above n,,r-
pose Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Signor Friscoe
POPULAR Man
at Orpheum

sIgnor fr.sCos with his troupe II
yugopsloFs. proyiIsa a program Of
musical numbers that Is unique and
well done a. the Orphsum this
week Ever, member u the o..
cbestp o. an artist a. hIs instru.
msnt, and the result BE- gratifying
The personnel or the company Wa
gathered from South America
Tire Wright Dancers ale ~
charming girls. from various coun,
tres. and they pat on an set that
IL unusually fine along the isrp-i
shorean line An Indian novelty
presented hy Helen Phchaud 10
winning special approval
The musical comedy Offering o.
Eileen Van niene and Richard
Ward uinH hearty applause The
hot Buounds with original songs
end dance
Jean Boydsll. lnimIAblc coined
lnu, Ests lot ~ laughs Clever
character imp~rsoHations are pre-
scented by Joe Weston AMI Grace
Elins
Towards ponies and DOGS round
out tho Performance with "a lot OF
cute tTlchs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
ANOTHER BEVERLY
HILLS HOME OWNER

George Fltsmaurice has Joined the
ranks of Beverly Hills householder.
With tho purchase II beautiful
knoll overlooking Mr. Thomas ".
ince'H home. tho director has made
Tho first step In his proErnm ~
building permanent homo for him.
s"lf IN Southern California.
fiizmaurics recently sold his mag
nificsni country place ~ Great
Neck, ~ - and architects are
now az work on plans for the
beverly Hills home on which con.
structiun work IL scheduled 20 start
Immediately after Fitmsuricc com.
pletea his current picture. Ills ga.
prrmo Moment" In which Blanche
Sweet and Ronald ColmAn are fca.
tured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
WHY GO TO SPAIN?

From the standpoint OF realism.
Hollywood Is the best place outside
OF Spain to make Spanish NOV.
ing picture. and Director Raoul
Walsh declares It is even better.
This was proven in filming The
spaniard." with Ricardo Cortez in
she title rcie. Walsh found that the
natural scenery OF Southern califor.
MIA IL In a great many details ex.
nctiy like that or the true locale in
Spain. Stretches OF country not Tar
from Hollywood were readily adapt.
ed by the use OF but few props 10
q reproduction Of the identical
scenes In the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
STUDIO PARTIES
NOW IN VOGUE

Studio dinner parties are the very
latest thing In smart Hollywood
circles
George titrmhurlcr D. responsible
Tor their vogue
Ever since tho samuel OoldwYn
forces occupied their new quarters
with a private dining room and
kitchen attached, F'itamauricc has
been utilizing these facilities for "a
series Of small dinner parties that
have SCI a neW fnKhlon In the social
life Of nlmdom only 10 guests can
be accommodated a. one time but
With series of these email gather
inEn FitEmaurice has played host 90
most Of his friends during the past
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
aDE YOURSELF"

ODE YOURSELF"
- That's tho secret ~ Bucccu
for a comedian. according 10 Roy
clair. leader or tho new musical
comedy company. now appearing
az the Palace HIP theatcr
In other words. Csdir means act
natupl
"Dont try 10 DO someone that
ISN'T" he says Take natural parts
OF people that exist, Initiating
somebody that ISN'T Immediately
takes one out OF the natural al.
mosphcrr. and then one ceases 90
be funny"
Clair IL no newcomer In tho
musical comedy business.
"G'ye bosu In tho Theatrical gnmc
all my life" he says "and I'm still
learning many things about H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
DR.. SELL STATES THAT
INGREDIENTS ARE so
PREPARED THAT THEY
ARE EASILY TAKEN
UP BY WEAKENED
SYSTEM
Report Also Proves the Value
of Father Johns Medicine
as a Body Builder and
That 1t Is Free From
Alcohol and Poison
Gus Drugs
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE HAS
HAD OVER 80 YEARS or
SUCCESS FOR COLDS
AND COUGHS

Qualified experts. after careful
scientific analysis. have declared that
Father Johns Medicine is one Of the
most valuable nutrients known and
is made OF ingredients Of the highest
quality.
Confident OF their ability 10 prove
every claim made for Father Johns
Medicine, the makers engaged Sell.
Putt 3 Rusby. three eminent re.
search chemists Of New York City.
to make independent tests Of Father
Johns Medicine purchased in the
open market.
DR.. Harvey A. Sell. who was q
former government analyst In the
Food and Drugs Division. also Wis.
tied the laboratory AZ Lowell, Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Wide Variety
of eatureS
at Palace Hip

with a Wide variety Of entertain.
ment offered. tho Palace Hip Is
pleasing patrons with the second
Roy Clair show. Everybody stop e
now being presented.
Roy Chair il In the role OF Hiram
Green. a night clerk. and gets a big
share OF laughs In the clever pro-
duciion. II Is the story OF a hotel
clerk who trades his position with n
young millionaire. 80 that the latter
may observe the girl who has been
selected for him TO marry.
Lou Davis IL cast az the young
millionaire. while Roy Halg scores
as l. ~ Happy a gloomy engineer.
other parts are taken BY Ruby
Lang. Bin Rase. Fred Pierce. Rose
Smith. Harry Ross and Frank Dun.
ply.
The Runway Chsrmera. led by
Lou Davis. open the show Bill
Martin. clever eccentric dancer.
gets q big hand with skating nov
city.
Harry Ross. Violet Myers and the
Runway Charmers score n hit in
their offerings Lady Fair" and
Broadway Lights"
Ruby Lang sings Dear One" In
her pleasing style
Hlram's Trio. made OF Fred
Pierce, Harry Ross and Frank Dun
ply. all but stopped the show in
their song presentations
Five acts OF vaudeville also are
presented. and Nine Verobell.
Virginia. versatile dancer. and
Dick Gardner are the pleasing fea.
lures While the vaudeville liz mp
precinted. II drags the show out too
long. A good stage orchestra would
be n more pelasing featurc,-T. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

fellow and brings an irrisubie
touch u comedy into the opera.
The ensembles were tung by the
ch9rus in manner that brought
many cucorrs. The costumlnK and
stage settings arc colorful and pic.
turrsque.
robin Hood viii remain AT the
Metropolitan the rest OF the week,
with mhtlnces on "wednesday and
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

DO you feel miserable logy. tired
and achy. thicit.hoaded or dull? And
with-Oh. so much pain in the back ?
When you can't eat. and when you
don't feel like work. it's time for you
to take quick action TO save you
from more serious trouble later.
There is some good reason for your
condition and more than likely it's
your weakened kidneys. Help your
kidneys and bladder with Dr.
Pierce's An-uric tanti-urio.acid) tab.
let's This new and wonderful rem.
edy for kidney and bladder trouble
eliminates the poisonous accumula,
tons. flushes out the kidneys and
restores normal action.
Serious kidney or bladder trouble
often follows when a man Is run
down by the grippe. These diseases
often attack men In the prime OF
life. After the grippe. TO eliminate
the poisons from the system. take
DIR. Pierce's An.uric to clean out the
kidneys and the bladder. and an oc.
caslonnl dose Of DR.. Picrce's Pleas.
ant Pellets, and you are on tho
high road TO health and happiness.
Dr Pierce's An.uric Is sold by all
druggists, or send Zoe for trial pkg.
to DR.. Piercc's Clilic, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

THE Chamber" Pola Negris
latest picture. is the stars first
production in two years in which
the scenes are laid in America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
NowaPOwder
Such as stage stars use.
By Edna Wallace Hopper

We on the stage and in movies
are careful OF our looks. And We
are extravagant have always haa
my powders made 10 order by the
greatest experts l know, They cost
me $500 per box, They were 50
exquisite that sll my friends askeo
me TO order for them.
When | offered my beauty helps
TO women I did not include this pow
der. II was too expensive. bus
thousands asked me for 1t. so
went to the makers. said, i can
use n million boxes II put up to Sc"
at acc and $500" They have finally
agreed to do that
SO now YOU viii find my powders
Edna Wallace Hopper's Face row
ders-at every drug and toilet .coun.
ter, There are two types. One Is ~,
favorite-a heavy. clinging eou
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cause It stays. But the same po"e'
is made light and fluffy. for mos
who prefer that type. The hea ~
powder, in square box. costs WV
the light. in round box. only 80 eeh's.
Both come i'm three shades
You will find these exquisite pvnv
ders-the powders which pear
name. In all my i0-year seaisw .il
have found nothing TO compare. NH
this coupon FOR samples Fhey 1--WE
give YOU new conceptions OF nx
powder. am delighted To nv"
niace " ~ votir call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
SCIENTISTS PROVE VALUE OF
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE

/ where Father Johns Medicine :,
made, took samples OF every ingredI
ent and OF the completed medicine
and at the same time made thor,
ough examination OF the process OF
compromising.
so thorough and complete was the
analysis that Il extended over nearly
year. and az its completion certifi,
Gates Of analysis were issued which
are now on file and may be seen
at any time The report states.
THE ingredients are all Of the
first quality as determined by the
standards Of the United States
Pharmacopoeia.
The cod liver oil used deserves
favorable comment.
we have never examined finer
cod liver oil. and II retains its cx-
ccllence in the finished medicine ~
we found IT,"
In Father Johns Medicine the
cod liver oil seems to be broken up
10 as high a degree as seems now
possible by mechanical means. and
this should facilitate its absorption.
The report also says that the
globules in Father Johns Medicine
under the microscope are ten times
smaller than the globules in milk,
which is said to be Natures finest
emulsion. summarizing their find.
ings. the chemists say:
Father Johns Medicine is made
OF the pure cod liver oil scientific
ally blended with other ingredients.
pleasantly Favored, permanent IN
form, and absolutely free OF alec.
boI or drugs Of any kind"
In the light Of present knowledge
II seems 10 be unquestioned that cod
liver oil when given In palatable
form. such AZ Father Johns Medi.
cine, IL one Of the most valuable
reconsiructive nutrients known.
For over SO years Father Johns
Medicine has been successfully used
FOR coughs. colds, and as body
building tonic. The reason for fts
success In It's real merit.-Adyertise
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

~ Ike "a make people laugh
But comedian ISN'T al In the musi'
cal comedy business. rs necessary
20 have 10 good combination of en-.
tortaiusu and pretty and we'll.
tmlHed chorus"
Before each appearance m the
stage, the chorus girls costumes
brc examined for any tears or dirty
MARKS Any defects are Immediately
rcmediAd.
Delays % any kind are unknown
to tho Clair company Eyory pHn.
ripal and chorus Firl h required 20
IL rcndy 20 90 on fully three min.
utss before the time Of their mum
Der.
Before coming 10 Seattle, the
company appeared Ia san Francisco.
San Diego. Sacramento. stockton.
san jos and Oakland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
LUCKY THIRTEEN

No. IL viii always loom large In
the memory OF Marjorie Daw.
Marjorie's 18th birthday was an
auspicious one for on that day she
wore her first long skirt, put her
hair up for the first time and got
her FIRST role in films. She was
chosen on that day by Ceoile
DeMnle for THE warrens OF Nir-
GINA" She played Betty Warren,
a role similar in tone to that Of
Elizabeth Stuart in ''One Way
Street"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Light Opera, "Robin Hood
Winning Approval at Met

Frequent curtain calls and en-.
cores gave proof % the popularity
Of the Brandon Opera company's
presentation Of N. ever delightful
Robin Hood" AZ tho Metropolitan
Sunday The performance was hril.
liant. and the audience enthusiast.
tic.
Harry Pnsi. NJ Robin Hood. that
gay. dashlnE outlaw OF Sherwood
Forest. offered a most pleasing i'm.
personn,ion. Thco Pennington " a
captivating Lady Miriam.
The Sheriff or Nottingham. play.
"a by III Andrews. il a funny old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

Indications arc that The Iron
Horse" the big William Fox produc
ton OF the spanning OF the wesi.
viii continue into the spring and
summer at the Lyric theater as a
leading Broadway entertainment. IL
IL in It's sixth month now.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-28
APARTMENT WILL. BRING NEW CHARGE
 AGAINST WARREN.
 ACCORDING STONE
INDICTMENT INVOLVES CONSPIR- AcY TO DEFRAUD GOVERNMENT THROUGH RELEASE OF OIL
 LANDS VALIDATING PERMITS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-Attorney General Harlan F. Stone told the Sen ate Judiciary committee today that the Department of Justice had deter mined to proceed with new case against Senator Burton K. Wheeler, of Butte, Mont, which he declared is wholly independent of the Montana investigation. The indictment, he said, in the Washington case, involved a conspiracy to defraud the govern ment of oil and mineral lands through the validation of permits held by the Gordon Campbell syndicate. He said: :: The principal acts were performed lat the capital, and much evidence both documentary and otherwise, has been located by the Interior Department"
 The hearing will be public, though usually in such matters are kept se- cret Both President Coolidge and Attorney General Stone approve the public hearings.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-28

the Delegate, asking for an extension of the present leaseholds. It was de- cided to advise the Delegate that the Chamber favored such extension on all claims where the party or parties had lived up to the law relative to making the proper showing and doing the work as stipulated by the govern ment regulations.
 In answer as to what is being done on the Lowell Creek proposition and the breakwater in Resurrection Bay. Delegate Sutherland advised that Army Engineers were in a position to report within a few weeks, but as to the proposed breakwater, it would be impossible to frame a bill at this ses- sion of Congress on account of the unusual amount of legislation now be- fore. the House. However, he prom ised to have a bill introduced at the next session on the subject.
 Capt. o. A. Johansen gave a short talk on the necessity of Seward being the coaling base for government schools to the westward. He listed
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DRIVE FOR NEW
 MEMBERS NOW ON

The noon day luncheon of the Sew ard Chamber of Commerce brought out a large gathering yesterday, seek ing to extend the business relations and services to broader fields, and they were amply rewarded inasmuch as they gained an insight as to what is being done for Seward in the States and in Alaska by this aggres- sive membership. The meetings car ry a great educational value and under the leadership of President Hinde, whose efforts are seconded by Secretary Hannon and the member ship there are few dull moments at these meetings.
 The Chambe" took up discussion of the oil lease inquiries by Delegate Sutherland, and discussed the advisa- bility of forwarding another wire to
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-28
Diphtheria Epidemic In Nome
Antitoxins Rushed from Anchorage by Dog Team

over twenty schools which were using British Columbia and Australian coal 25 to 300 tons being required at each school. The charge per ton is $40 while only S6 per ton in the charge from this port. Capt. Johansen also reported great improvement in the radio aboard the steamship Starr which is now able to get into direct with Seward while or her westward voyage.
 President Hinde made the follow ing appointments:
 Finance Committee-Wayne Blue Leon Urbach and J. H. Flickinger
 Executive Committeeman Orlan der, Jos. Badger and c. M Brosius.
 Membership-Wm. Erwin, R. Rob erts and Jack Peterson.
 The membership committee is a work right now on drive for 10( new members, and they also want i understood that each member of tht Chamber is a committee of one to SC cure as many names as possible il order that 1925 will be the banner year and also that absolutely no cred it is desired by the committee for any effort extended, all results being cred ited to the Seward Chamber of Com merce as body.
 They will, be in to see you any hou day or night, and for every dollar vol put in the Chamber you will have 10 members assisting you in getting i back with interest
 The Chamber needs you: You neet the Chamber!
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-28
Nile Shriners Name
 Officials for the Year

SEATTLE: Walter F. Meier was elected illustrious potentate of Nile Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at the annual election in the Shrine Auditorium last night.
 Other officers named are Thomas M. Askren, chief rabban Fred R. Har- rison, assistant rabban; William A. Eastman, high priest, and prophet; Douglas R. Ball, oriental guide; E. E.. Sigley, treasurer; Frank B. Lazler, recorder.
 c. NJ. Ruppe was made trustee of the Seattle Masonic Temple and Po- tentate Meier, Hugh M. Caldwell, F. S. Goodwin and R. w. Huntoon were se- lected as representative to the Im- perial Council in Los Angeles, June 2 to 4.
 The Shrine voted to send all uni form bodies to the convention.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-28
ANTITOXIN SENT FROM ANCHORAGE

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Jan. 28 (AP)-Three hun ded thousand units of dphthea antoxn left yesterday by train for Nenana where relays of the fastest dog teams in the north will carry the serum four hundred miles to Nome in temperatures ranging from 30 to 50 degrees be- low zero.
 The serum supply was sent by pr. J. B Beeson, in charge of the railroad hospital who made the 600 mile
 The U. s. Signal Corps issued call for teams, and many seasoned mshers responded ready to enter in lays to transfer the from Nenana Nine dogs own ed by William Shannon, will make the dash to Tolovana in mush and succeeding teams will follow the Panama to the Yukon river thence to Nuto and across Norton Sound overland to Nome.
 It is expected record will be made on the trip and the flower of Northern manhood and dog teams are in the against death.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-28
ALASKAN RANGE
 NAMED AFTER
 ALFRED BROOKS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 2S.- The United States Geographic Board announced today that the range of mountains extending through Alaska from the Arctic ocean to the Canadian boundary. forming watershed be- tween the Yukon and the Arctic, has been named Brooks Range" in memory of the late Alfred Brooks, "who perhaps more than any other person advanced the development and knowledge of the Territory of Alaska
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-28
SENATE NAMES coNFEREES
 TO HANDLE MUSCLE SHOALS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 2S.- After a lively fight the Senate named the conferees in the Muscle Shoals amendment presented by Senator Uu. derwood of Alabama. He accepted Senator Reyes of New Hampshire; Wm B. Mckinley of Illinois and John B. Kendrick of Wyoming, under protest.
 The Senate had voted to make Sen ators Norris, McNary, and Smith (of South Carolina). conferees on the Muscle Shoals bill. When others were named Underwood accepted without protest. -
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FRENCH FEATHERWEIGHT KAYOED DAN FRUSHINREZ

PARIS, Jan. 2S.-Edouard Mascart French featherweight champion of Europe retained his title last night when he knocked out Danny Frushin- beg in the second round of fifteen. round bout. Paul Fritsch defeated Fred Bretonnel on points in twelve round go.
 Bretonnel was booked to meet Mike Dundee. Fans hooted Dundee when training pictures were flashed upon the screen.
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House Turns Down Bill

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 28.-The House by a vote of 69 to 27 indefi- nitely postponed the Westfall bill to allow the child labor amendment to be voted on by the people. Legal ad- visers of the legislature said that the amendment is not finally lost because thirteen states have rejected it, but is eligible to come up every session in every legislature in the Union until ratified, because Congress which fixed seven years for ratification of the wo- man suffrage amendment, it set no limit to the child labor proposal
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-28
SEVERA AL DEATHS HAVE ALREADY OCCURRED AND MANY NEW CASES
 DAILYSHOW DISEASE IS EPIDEMIC
SEASONED ALASKAN MUSHERS BRAVE TEMPER
 AZURE OF SIXTY BELOW TO CARRY HELP TO
 STRICKEN PEOPLE-RELAYS OF DOG TEAMS TOTRANSFER SERUM FROM END RAILROAD

NOME, Alaska Jan. 28 (AP)-.A diphtheria epidemic with the nearest supply of antitoxn in Anchorage six hundred miles away threatens Nome. Several deaths have occurred and reported daily by Nomes one physician who is working night and day to combat the disease The Public Health Service in response to a request reayed by radio cable and telegraph ordered million antitoxn units sent from Seattle via Seward and Nenana where they will be taken by dog team 400 miles to Nome, 50 days being required for the trip.
 Delegate Sutherland wires from Washington that he is trying to get an arpane fly from Fairbanks to Nome will take weeks time for steamers to reach Seward from Seattle
 The Nome schools have been closed until the epidemic is suppressed majority of the patients Eskimos
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TWO MEN WITH ONE LEG
 ARE SUSPECTED BANDITS

VANCOUVER, B. C., Jan. 2S.-Wm. Bell, 23, legless, and Ernest Sanders, 20, who has one leg, were arrested as robber suspects yesterday after their automobile turned over. At the time of their arrest they were trying to escape from the scene of drug store robbery, police said.
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Washington Rejects Bill

OLYMPIA, Jan. 2S.-The Senate to- day rejected by vote of 27 to 15 the resolution favoring the child labor bill, and passed the Westfall bill by a vote of 33 to g, allowing the people an opportunity to vote on it at the next election. The resolution and bill were sent to the House.
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INDOOR HIGH JUMP
 BROKEN BY OSBORN

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Harold Os- born shattered the worlds indoor high
 jumy last night when he cleared the
 bar at 6 feet, IA inches. The for by Leroy Brown and R. w. Landon.
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GENERAL CHI HSlEH YUAN
 LEAVES FOR MOJi, JAPAN

SHANGHAI, Jan. 2S.-General Chi Hsieh Yuan, who captured the envi- rons of Shanghai, left for Moji, Japan today. This is believed to mean that the fight for Shanghai is ended.