The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-14

udIu coal Hluob, the recently appOln
ed commission announced in its fir
official statement.
Because women's stockings hav
become under garments instead of III
der garments, Chicago manufactul
ers have had to change their dyes t
resist fading by sunlight
The American Legion in session a
Omaha, Neb., accorded Colonel vii
liam Mitchell, the armys outspoker
critic Of the nations aeronautical Dol
icy, measure Of commentator when
1t unanimously adopted a resolution
recommending one of his plans for re.
Mobilization of the national defense by
creating separate cabinet office to
have control Of three equal branches
army, navy and air.
Postal receipts In Boise and Ckey-
enne for the past month are reported
materially lower than receipts for
September 1924. Bosses receipts last
month were $17,100, where they were
$lS,s95 year ago, while Cheyenne's
receipts were $S5fS, as compared with
$S74S in September last year.
The Camp Fire Girls of New York,
10000 strong, have organized cru
SADIE against the use of the term flap
per as "odious and unfair" Females
Oh tender years must be called mod
ems instead of flappers, and organi-
cation has decreed, and has drafted |
Colleen Moore, known as the perfect |
OF fildom, to lead the cru
sade.
Summons In libel suit, charging
W. e. ID. Stokes, wealthy realty own
er of New York, with SANDER, was
Tiled in the county clerks office by
he law firm Of Nugent & Nugent, at
orneys for Stokes in his recent d. f.
71rce case. The sum to be sued for
vas not mentioned In the papers fill
ID, but at the offices of the plaintiffs
was said damages of $3.50, 900 would
q asked {
Seven persons were injured and a
core more received slight bruises
hen a temporary bleacher erected
'r the Haskell Indian university of
Visa, Okla, football game collapsed
lille more than 1900 spectators were l
aiting for the game to start. IL
o.
Railway travel has been made so n
fe that the problem facing the
cam roads is not of protecting pass :.
gers and employees but safeguard q
g the occupants Of automobiles at =
ade crossings, said Carl r. Gray ~
Omaha, Neb., president of the 49,
lion Pacific system. ~
FOREIGN m,
The Belgian government has open op
negotiations with the United ~
ates for an agreement similar to
use concluded by the Washington liv
'ernment with other countries ex- dol
ding the zone Of search for contra the
Id liquor to an hours sailing dis TIVE
ce from shore. In return Belgian fire
ps would be granted permission to ed
ry liquor stores under seal into Tht
erican ports. dor
he newspaners NJ Pomo r,,h,;,ho5 the
eport that the grand master of st.
Masonry In Italy Is considering lion
dissolution of all Masonic lodges OF I
'ughout Italy, as he has already M
Owed those OF Florence where well
mes between Masons and FasciHs PREF
ntly resulted in the death of the
persons and the wounding of a sion
g more. he
N cardinals from Jt.,v o,oro vii, farm
ID the Eucharistic conference to mat
cid in Chicago beginning June 20, RI
IT has been announced by Car steer
Giovanni Bonzano, former apos- have
delegate to the United States. ia pastl
dered the probable choice of the Blu
as papal legate to the confer GUS /
which Is considered here to be sunni
usual Importance, not only for in. D
lean Catholics, but for the entire which
III. here
ertfng that he was insane and geles
not be tried, Vladimir Ponisow- with
~, known in Hollywood, Calf. Vel
Il picture circles as Count POM. throu
wanted in Los Angeles, Mime again
and Phoenix, Ariz., was taken Idaho
Winnipeg, Manitoba police dition
charged with passing worthless zens
here. He was arrested in the ST
pay Ont, after his visit to others
peg. hi,e =,
eleven years of partial nro. peaks
Russia is now completely Anne
Whisky, brandy and liouors the en-
ling so per cent of alcohol and compa
OF 40 per cent strength. again Ameri,
ed In the cafes, restaurants swirlin
ores. me new order was to here.
one into effect on October l. connec
tnis was within the recruiting ject, W.
OF the red army 1t was post of me,
low oays- April
uen ,ne coming session of the Boise
parliament is generally ex- ing sn
to reject the five-year provis. age and
' - arrangement, parlia- for the
III vote to increase the salaries least 4
lies and senators accordyn~ - n,h,,.