The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-11-18
TE[EGRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
A RESUME OF THE WEEKS
DoiN0s IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events Of the Last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit of the
Busy Reader.
WESTERN EPuroME


Oakland, Calf. The order was issue
on recommendation of Mrs. Ann
Ryan, city dance hall supervisor, VIII
claims that the Charleston as dances
In Oakland dance halls Is indecent
Mrs. Ryan said, however, that tn
Charleston II properly executed is no
indecent
While court actions In other states
are pending regarding collection OF
inheritance and income tax on the es
tate OF former Senator w. A. Clark
OF Montana, the state board OF equal
ization will take no immediate action
to collect the amount due Montana
1t has been announced.
Art Accord, motion picture actor.
was brought to the receiving hospital
IN Los Angeles with two broken ribs
and other minor injuries received In
an automobile accident. The actor
stated he had wrecked his car by
swerving 1t off the street and onto
lawn In order to avoid collision
with another machine.
The board of directors of the Den
yer church have officially voted in
favor of "warm-blooded execution"
for Barney Haughey, prominent at
torney and politician, who is suffer
ing from malignant disease, pro-
viding Haughey is found to be incur
able and desfrfous of dying, and a way |
can be found to take such action le-
gally.
The name of VIM. G. McAdoo, Jr.,
SON Of the former secretary of the
treasury, was among those against
whom income tax liens were filed by
Income Tax Collector Rex b. Good
cell, OF Los Angeles. The government
claims there is $58.93 due on young
AcAdoo's 1924 tax.
EDah-Ho II, grand champion short {
horn steer of the Pacific Information
II Livestock Exposition at Portland.
Oregon, shown by the University of
Idaho and purchased by Easton G.
Ward OF the Blackhawk ranch, dab /,
70, Cal, will be taken to Chicago to
compete In the International Live
'tock show there. This was announ-
led by representatives of the firm. =
rhey said they wanted the middle
vest to see what the Pacific slope
ould do"
A recommendation that work begin h
t once on the task of putting pedes- ],
rians OF Los Angeles underground v
'as agreed upon by the city coun- lie
lis tunnels, bridges and viaducts S
ommittee. Sites for 26 pedestrian in
1nnels under some OF the busiest c.
ouievards already have been select CT
by traffic commission and $780, in
10 bond issue to finance the project 81
as authorized by voters last May. e
GENERAL
Leading the nation In observance p'
the seventh anniversary OF the al
orid war armistice, President Cool 81
&c made pilgrimage to Arlington ~
'metery and laid wreath on the We
known soldiers tomb. po
Motorists started hauling away
rye gasoline supplies with a new AZ
" price record for the community IN
81 cents per gallon in the latest IN
velopment OF gas war" at Chip Is
wa Falls. Wisconsin. The price ia OF
lowest OF steady decline during COZ
last three weeks, during which oa'
nes the price has dropped from 10
ats a gallon. on,
Major Thomas G.. Laphier, COM wn
nder OF the First pursit group of rou
} army air service, In Curtiss pur- 'ne
I plane. flew from Detroit to New pr
rk In three hours and twenty min att
J. 1t was said that this was. an on
ir faster than tho hso-r,,,a ,r;r hes
ever been flown before. ora
i've women, hotel employees of Hib- A
&. Mimi. are dead as the result MAJ
poisoning or asphyxiation. A gas err
found open in the kitchen Of one the
them is believed to have caused to
deaths. although coroner's in the
st has been called to determine II bea'
e contained in small glasses. her
nd before each OF them contained a.
son.
the
lateral conditions OF living for avail
American people during the last fore
have been the highest in all both
ory,' Secretary Hoover said in an wou
homie review made public as part sion
he annual report of the commerce has
hapI
crisis threatens corn farmers due CT
smash in prices to SO cents a the
el on the farm, and unless quick mem
8 are taken by the government coun
emedy the situation, bank fail Of W
in the middle west will increase Gene
large scale, was the warning ernm
ded by Senator Henrick Ship regio
OF Minnesota. upon receipt of ant
that President Coolidge had SCI
tched Nils A. Olsen of the de- been
nent of agriculture and Albert ing
'illiams Of the farm loan board missi
wa and other rn-producing da