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Evening star., 1925-05-08
SPOONlNG DEFENDED
BY POLICE OFFICIAL
Autos Should Be Stopped Before
Hugging and Kissing Starts,
He Says.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, May S.-"Spooning"
IN an automobile is not a violation of
the law, according to Chief Inspector
OF Police George G.. Henry.
Realizing that lin the Spring a
young mans fancy turns to love" the
chief inspector declared that he does
not see any more harm for a young
man kissing his sweetheart in public
than in the young woman's parlor."
"Of course, if a motorist parks his
machine in a place where he is violat-
ing the automobile laws, such as
blocking traffic, it is the duty of the
police to order him to move on. But
If the motorist parks on some isolated
road and while holding the hands of
his sweetheart plants an occasional
kiss, no law is violated. in my opinion.
and there are no grounds for an ar
rest"
Chief Inspector Henry declared,
however, he does not approve of zone
driving. If the driver cannot
resist hugging the young woman let
him stop the machine before taking
his hands off the wheel, he said.
Evening star., 1925-05-08
DEATH SADDENS ITALY,
First Son of Princess Yolanda Is
Victim of Pneumonia.

ROME, May 8 (A.P.).-The death
yesterday at Pinerolo of Giogio,
Prince of Montenegro. the 7-day-old
first son of Princess Yolanda, wife of
Count Calvi di Bergolo, and first
grandson to the royal house of
Savoy, caused nationwide sadness
The infant was stricken with bron-
chitis. with developed into pneumonia
When the corps of expert physicians
abandoned hope of saving his life.
the baptismal ceremony was hurried
ly performed
At dawn yesterday, after a night
long vigil by Princess Yolanda and
her husband and Queen Helena and
other members of the royal house,
the infant died.
King Victor Emmanuel and some
of the royal family had been waiting
at Pinerolo to take part in an elab-
crate baptismal ceremony to have
been performed in the village. The
monarch Cancelled all his engage
ments when notified of the infants
death.
Thousands of messages of condo
lence poured in throughout the day
from all parts of the nation
Evening star., 1925-05-08
DOHENY COUNSEL
RAPS j. S. OFFER
Proposal to Fill Oil Tanks
Without Agreement to
Pay RidicuIed.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The willingness of special Govern
ment counsel in the oil cases to per.
nit Edward l.. Doheny to fill naval
oil tanks at Pearl Harbor. Hawaii.
but without agreement to pay for 1t,
is, in the opinion of the oil operators
NourSei, an "abSurdity and injustice
Any arrangement for paying for oil
For the tanks, which are subject to
erosion, would prejudice pending liti-
cation, the special counsel declared
The civil suit, they said, might not
be affected, but what position would
the Government be in the criminal
cases against Mr.. Fall dormer Secre.
tary OF INTERIOR, if it appeared at the
= ne time we are prosecuting him for
bribery and conspiracy to defraud, the
Government was making use of the
taAks which were constructed under
the contracts and agreements thus
procured and alleged to be void?"
Ready to Meet Agreement.
Mr.. Doheny. through Frank ].
Hogan, his counsel. said his company
was ready to ill the tanks precisely
as we contracted TO do in 1922 and un-
der the most binding sort of agree
nent, providing this did not affect
the Government suits against the
aompany's contracts and leases.
Mr.. Hogan declared the Pan Ameri-
can Petroleum and Transport Co
mad proposed year ago to fill the
INKS at an estimated cost of
55,O0O,000 If the Government would
guarantee reimbursements. The offer,
ne said, was rejected, and, he declared,
Government counsel now propose
that Mr.. Doheny's company may
spend S5,0o0,O00 filling these tanks
without any promise or expectation
that the Government in return will
deliver one barrel of crude oil or pay
one cent of money The alb
5urdlty and injustice of it are mani.
seSt.'
Evening star., 1925-05-08
LOANED BLOOD 80 TIMES,
Scientist Makes Desperate Fight
for Life.

WASHINGTON. Pa, May S-Dr.
William c. Farabee, eminent scientist,
yesterday underwent his thirty-second
blood TRANSMISSION operation. Dr. Fara-
bee has been seriously i'll of anemia
for more than year, his illness fore
ing him to return from a scientific
expedition into South America for the
University of Pennsylvania. Last
week physicians said his condition was
extremely critical.
Blood for the operation today was
given by III. Porter Day, the seventh
time he has come to the aid of the
scientist
Evening star., 1925-05-08

Il BEGINNERS GOLF SETS, S875-Con-
sisting of four clubs-driver, midiron and
putter-well constructed bag and two golf
balls.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

800 MEMS SHIRTS, Slo5, 3 for s475-
Materials include imported English broad
cloth, percale, madras and oxford cloth. All
sizes, but not in all materials or colors.
Evening star., 1925-05-08
TOMORROW SATURDAY. WILL BE
THE LAST DAY OF THE PARKER
BRIDGET 32nd ANNIVERSARY SALE

1SO SILK FOUR-IN-HANDS, 85c, 5 for $500
An excellent assortment of ties in half
dozen popular silks. Patterns include checks,
stripes, figured effects and plain colors.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

200 BOYS UNION SUITS, ooc-Nainsook
Suits, in Spring and Summer weight. A good
size range.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

256 PAIRS KHAKI AND CRASH KNICK-
ERS, 85c-Broken sizes Every one finely
tailored and of good quality khaki.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

1o5 FANCY SWEATERS, s2e5-Come in the
popular pull-over style. Patterns include
checks, plaids and alover designs All sizes.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

1913 PAIRS BOYS PAJAMAS, $110-Full
Cut Pajamas in various colors and combina-
tions. One or two piece styles.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

IS PAIRS MEMS PAJAMAS, $1.45, 3 for
$4.25-Checked nainsooks in white and plain
cotton pajamas in solid colors Broken sizes
Evening star., 1925-05-08

1O8 BOYS SHIRTS, $110-Collar- attached
and neckband style. All sizes, but not in every
style and material.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

11s BOYS BLOUSEs, 7oc-Collar attached
and sport style. Popular for Summer wear.
A limited size range.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

After store closing time tomorrow all the Ami
versary Sale price tags will be removed and another
twelve months will roll by before similar store-wde
reductions will be in effect.
But from $50 AM. until PM tomorrow YOU will
have 9 hours in which take advantage of the store
wide reductions
Evening star., 1925-05-08

1OS PALM BEACH SUITS, $l275-Two suits
for SIS Choice of several patterns in this cool
Summer suiting. All sizes, but not i'll all
colors.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

90 PAIRS MEMS HALF HOSE, 85c, 6 for
$5OO-Pure Thread Silk Hose. Full fashioned
All sizes, but not in all colors
Evening star., 1925-05-08

100 BOYS COASTER WAGONS, S4.85-52-
inch size, equipped with lO-inch steel or rub
Der tire ball-bearing disc wheels. Steel gears,
roller brake.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

148 BOYS WASH SUITS, ST 185-New models,
button-on and French middle style. A limited
size range.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

80 MEMS UNION SUITS, 7oc for S4 So
Athletic style sleeveless. Sizes "a to 46. Very
limited quantities of sizes "A and 4o.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

2lo PAIRS MEMS P-B TROUSERS, S4.o5
A good size range. These were made from
suiting materials.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

ITO BOYS PALM BEACH SUITS, So.S5-
These suits come with two pairs of knickers.
Good selection of newest, Summer shades.
Limited size range
Evening star., 1925-05-08

48 MEMS GOLF KNICKERS, So.50-Plus
4 knickers OF imported English plads in effec-
tive patterns. A good size range, but not every
size in all styles.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

48 PAIRS WOMEN'S SILK HOSE. Soc-
Black and brown only. Greatly reduced
Sizes 81, 9, 91a.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

s. AND 81 STRAW HATS, S1.85-Split
and improved Sennit Straws, plain brown,
and black bands. Complete size range
Evening star., 1925-05-08

70 MEMS CAPS, Sl65-Most of them sill
lined. Effective patterns and a good sz,
range.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

P-B TUXEDO SUITS, S35-Coat and trou
sers of plain black unfinished fabric and her
ringbone, Full silk lined, satin face
Evening star., 1925-05-08

1913 PAIRS BOYS PAJAMAS, $1.1O-Full
Cut Pajamas, in various colors and combina-
tions. One or two piece styles.
200 BOYS UNION SUITS, 6oc-Nainsool
Suits, in Spring and Summer weight. A good
size range
256 PAIRS KHAKI AND CRASH KNICK-
ERS, 85c-Broken sizes. Every one finely
tailored and of good quality khaki.
1O3 FANCY SWEATERS, S2o5-Come in the
popular pull-over style. Patterns include
checks, plaids and all-over designs. All sizes.
118 BOYS BLOUSES, 79c-Collar- attached
and sport style. Popular for Summer wear.
A limited size range
148 BOYS WASH SUITS, ST. .85-New models,
button-on and French middle style. A limited
size range.
100 BOYS COASTER WAGONS, s4.85-52-
inch size, equipped with lOinch steel or rub
Der tire ball-bearing disc wheels. Steel gears
roller brake.
49 MEMS GOLF KNICKERS, So5O-Plus
knickers OF imported English plaids in effec
tive patterns. A good size range, but not every
size in all styles
21O PAIRS MEMS P-B TROUSERS, S4o5
A good size range. These were made from
suiting materials.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20
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UN EN1PLEADO?

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Secci0n de anuncios clasificados de
FL MUNDO, por ser iefda por mi
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20
o. JOROB iIlO DE NIESTRA
SESORA DE PARIS


Pa e-fns 6liimos tiempos de Ia
r.ntmatoaarlu. NADIA ha l,odido ha-
orran nas monumental quo Ia ver-
sion de ~Nuesfn sonora de Paris.
"a ohsa del genial Victor Hugo uni
fer.ulmculr cunoeisla. 4ue fllG adnp-
iaia a ln csc,na mnda i,or Ia inn
p1uanir casa produc,ora de peif-
eulas The Universal Pictures Cor
ialraiion" slendo 81 mterprete el
fainoso actor ION CLANCY.
"a "a uiaIHaci6n de esua Ioya dc
la liiGniura fmncesa. fut dirieida
per wallace Wordiey re.luiri6 Ia
r,consirueci6n del Paris de 1850.
en plena ciudad Universal.
lnnumrmblcs ealies de- aquelia
iipu. tn la eiudad Luz fueron re-
cnArufdns con toda propiedad: s.
para dar laelor impression de cxac-
fiiud no Ynelmrn los rcallzadores
ff esiu olFa mnHna eu reconstruir
iamtleu la cathedral de Nosre Da
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20
Ell DR.. |. Garcia de Queyedo...

Ultimamente el tratamiento de
la compression del pulmon por Ell
neumotorax artificial esta dan
do un contingente notable de Gu
raciones en- casos al parecer des-
esperados Y viene, EN- cierto mo-
do a complementar el tratamien
to por la tuberculina.
Tanto la tuberculina como ell
neumot6rax artificial son trata-
mientos largos cue requieren cier
ia tecnica especial y deben apli-
-carse solamente en-. los Sanato-
rios y en- los hospitales donde el
enfermo est& bajo el control del
medico mientras dure el trata-
.miento, pero debemos esperar que
pronto los esfuerzos de los sa-
bios que eonstantemente traba-
jan en- sus laboratories den al
mundo una droga de efectos Sc
guros, que abarate el tratamien
to, pueda aplicarse sin grahdes
inconvenientes al immense hume
10 de enfermos de esta cruel do
lencia, verdadero aZote de la hu-
manidad,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20
GALLOS De Isabella

d. nniam IfHffto nMe e8umFEn SO
nara insieaa. - Isalmia lslr tnl rn-
S1n iasie "a fEafieaAlr diue ser de
nQuf
Para eFifaF fat eusuho. feneInos
81 Eu@fp 81 offsaef fssF ekuFess n su
ffplaa easas laEando 81 coIupTa-
Dor 81 fieie. salles 3 salinas. finns.
hifu caslhaas
tn Isllo - fs fuieada del e0iar
, issee ane - aFaeeu aealado o.
ceFFF dei aailaaeFg 500
20 gallo - { ualsada. $1,000
tna Eaiiiua fIua. s3tu
t'tsienlfrs affiF s1ilaliud en-
Hoe fptHsifl0s aue Faleu mul.ha
mas. Lntie cnn "a Iadido "a eiro
postal y - dlHec8fn e8aeta.
q. q. G0nnKRO A 90.
Inaheia. 4, g. fFente q la Eainrl0n
dei FrrFwaFFll AaFt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20
La faIta de IeSpetO a las damas CAM
pea pOr las eSquinaS de San Iuan

Hay eisztss , dsf fsFHlnsdos siti0s
ca nan Juan peF aende 10 pneden
pssar "a asias las aamas San peiigfo
ae esE lHmsaiatamsnte yietimas de
nha ssEis as aasveEgiisnaas y pa.
lsbFotss aus les laaxan ~ rostTo
nnes enantes tipea. sue pareeen
esfaF 81 pfeeoneshldo aeseho de ias
ffminas paFa sonFslaFiaa con tales
fKpFfslonss lndieat4vas de- nn es-
tado meThese peeubar, ae laetura
eaEernaria
Uns as estes sifies Is Ia ezguina
a. IA para es AEmas. en Ia ealie
6s IA cEnE. sac assaa. pEeeisam p
a., fFsHts q Il pafFta principal dc
0saxalez raain'' por donde pa
san esnstsntsments inGuidad de
damas.
rs ssta esaulna Sc atnan nla
pATtiaa ds sipes mslsantss y esta-
bisesn an aas4io boeholnoso en con
ga DE- las aamss cue pssan solas
por ahi. dAndoee e easo ssiupefa.
eisntl Dc qus les HEROES as es-
tas assxeEgllenxas son celebrados
en sas abnaoa pos Joe demhs clf-
ennrtnntss. atn enc hasga a. feeha
lang1n seAeEio de eatos haya sido
seEpfsAaiae peF ia poiieis. Psssr
Gel eaF&eteT efsnaEs ae sus Eestos
rtrevidos , sas inmunaas eEeiama-
Cienes
Cen iAgHlmas e. los oios una cal
a dana De HuesiFa socisdad. casa
IA. ss iamsataha % cue habia
fseuehaao a. iab.es de un5 DE- talts
lnjetos. en- momentoa en cue ella
Taaaba por "a meaeienada esqulna
Ia eaitada - ss afFsu6 repstlg
d brfda ofsaaa pa ess ssuiimlen.
- Dc Fezpefo y houae pldor aa7
f.snen lae peFaoAas deesntea
Flguraos aas apenas ana dams
''se pens . tirs" en etos fit o.
- aeeglda Goa eseees alandos y
cen vuslees ds alos eapsess De son-
l0lar - meaos sonFsiabis''
M nal ans apuatamos - ha re-
fFna scido en estes dias de fiesta,
en- cue ana sal snfendida dsIa0eEa-
eia haes qus todo si mund0 ~ eFea
con dsFeehe q gear Dc las Eenta-
las del earnaFal sa Ia foFma qul
q place. , sin mlFauieniss de min
guna sspsels haeia las psFsonas cue
10 Foassn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20

IN estFibilio de Ia igualdad hu-
mana se yisne interpretando NAL
Aqm. en- Puerto Rico. es el colnO
lAeaso sefan estos los m6viles
cue obligan a los eonsabidos suje-
tos de las esquinas antes dichas a
tonaFse tan inmnndas iibertades pa
"a las damas cue pasan!
sn 10 que faeFe, e. bueno que
q Jefe de IA Policia ordene vigilar
esas esquinas,- -especialmente la
antes menclonada que es dond pa
reesn habeFse dado eita todos esos
li1iyiduos-a I'm de que Sc ponga
sa.vo Euestro prestigio de ciudad
ea.ta y el d bido respeto que en-
toao pals veFdaderameqte eivilizado
s' fiente poF las damas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20

HOTEL CONTINENTAL
HabitaciOnes c6modas para
pasajeros y familias. Sc ad-
miten abOnados, buenas CO.
midas. Tetuan Is, apartadO y
telefOnO S25, San Juan. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20

nlc.
Al ser cxhibida Ia pelicula, en-
hrrvc en- 81 tearo OLIMPO de San
turcc podr,i el pdblico darse cuen-
In dc cunn aandes deben dc haber
sido los uabajoS realiZados para
clio.
In moycn de Victor Hugo. ha
sldo. pucs. fielmente trasladada al
licuzo CON toda propiedad.
De ella tcndra lugar el Sibado
pr6Nimo una cxhibici6n privada, a
In que han sido invitadas todas las
Gutnridadcs del GobiernO lnsular,
IN Prcnsa. In Judicatura. V muehas
o'ras personals que habr;m de dar-
nos su opinion sobre In pelicula.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20
Continuation de la Sra. pAg.

la nnica droga que ha podido re-
sistir con exito las embestidas de
Ia sana critica cientifica pero es
una arma terrible que solamente
puede ser usada por los medicos
que hayan estudiado cuidadosa-
mente su poderosa Influenza y
puedan tener absolute control de
los enfermos mientras dure el
tratamiento porque de otro mo-
do sc expondria lamentables
fracasos que traeria injusto des-
crtdito sobre la droga. Conside-
10 la terapeutica especifica de
la tuberculosis, como Won Hayek,
un procedimiento cientiiico tirme-
mente fundamentado Y va bas-
tante experimentado EN- la prac-
tica. pero todavia eXtraordina-
riamente susceptible y necesita-
da de desarrollO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20
NRsNzEFS y - a. . l,DassA laas1gs.....-.
EVTFEMOS LA
INFLUENZA

resfriados, antes de que Sc presente la
calentura que Ell case Sc haga grave. FL
Jarabe Leonardo para la Tos (Creosotadcl
calna sana las gargantas tos. Destaca
las fie.nas, proteje los pulmones y da ali
vic. En- case de tos SEGA, graves resfrAa-
dos, influenza bronquitis sc procure una
botells de Jarabe Leonardo para IL Tos
(Creosotado) sc eviten mas serias cen
secuencias. EXcclente en- case de tos fer1-
ma y coque' uche. Remedio inicuo, seguro
y gusto Ell que uno puede fiayse. Proteja
mos nuestros nifios y a nosotros.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20

Edificio construfdoe expresamente
para Hotel. Modernamente equipa-
do, con Ascensor, Habitaciones cen
bafio. Tel6fono, Timbres, Barberfa
y cuanto requiere ell Moderno Con-
fort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan
Desde $1.U0 a $50. Desde $50 a 3.5C
Restaurant a la Carta. Cubierto 81.
SAN JOSH NO. IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20
Ell GRAND HOTEL

Tetuan No. 81. Tel6fono 1921
San Juan, L. r.
HabitaciOnes frescas Y ventiladas.
Servicio esmerado. Precios al alcan-
ce de la 6poca. Habitaciones con o
sin cOmidas. Comidas a domicilio.
ServiciO de Comidas a la Carta.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-26

FOR SALE:-Cider mill In good
condition. See c. B. JENSON, Chal-
lis, Idaho.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-26

generously disrobed her imprisoned
bosom to flood the horn of plenty
with the fruits of golden harvest.
Place a pencil on your September
calendar; draw line around the fig
ures 10, 16, IL, IS; and plan to go
with your loved ones by excursion
train or in your private chariot to
the exposition at Blackfc.:' TO see
seven years of Egyptian plenty com
pressed into one.
Bingham county and Blackfoot will
be host that week, seeking to provide
shelter, comfort, camping room, meals
at reasonable prices; in short, to see
that visitors have good time day
and night and go home happy.
You viii enjoy it. You will get
in touch with a new agriculture.
Your young people will learn more
Of how it is DONE The boys and
girls club work will open the way.
One more thought-Drive careful
". Make this your Slogan that
week, "Drive carefully; everybody
s doing it.''-( ADVERTISEMENT
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-26
FAMOUS COWBOY
CLOWN IS HIRED
Work is Begun on Fencing
Track and Building Of
Big Grandstand
PREMIUM LISTS To-
BE OUT THIS WEEK
Make Your Chocie Now of What You
Will Display.-Enter Your Race
Horses Early. and File for All the
Big Events

The Fair Committee has made ar
rangements with Homer Holcomb, the
noted cowboy clown to entertain you
at the Custer County Fair to be held
in this city on September II, IS, and
| 18th. Mr.. Holcomb does not need an
Introduction to many of our readers
but to those who have never seen him
perform let us say just wo~d: His
antics which are carried out with
the aid of finely trained mule, will
keep you laughing and you II be en-
tertained every minute.
Mr. Holcomb clowns such events
as the Salt Lake rodeo and this fact
alone should cause you to agree with
us when we state that he is Al in
his line. Come and see him.
You'll also be entertained by the
very best of band music furnished by
the famous Salmon Municipal land.
The premium lists will be off the
press and in the hands of the people
the last of this week. If you should
fail to receive copy they will be on
distribution in any Challis, Clayton,
May, Stanley or Mackay business
house.
Get one! Read it over and help
make this Fair one of the best ever
pulled off in Central Idaho.
Work has been started thu week
on building the big 300-seating capa-
city, COVERED grand stand and the |
fencing of the track. It is being
pushed in order that the smaller de-
tails may receive the proper atten-
tion which they demand.
The track is in excellent shape and
a seventeen-barrel sprinkling tank
has been ordered and the track will |
be worked on each night during the
Fair thus keeping it in excellent con-
lition for each days big program.
Fl. Tenney, the little man with the
BIG voice will be here to announce
he program each day ard comes |
highly recommended. He has been
,usy announcing our Fair dates in
many towns over Utah, Oregon, Wy
ming and Idaho, and writes that
re will have many cowboys and con-
essionists here.
Though it is the first Fair since
915, it will be real "hum-dinger'
nd Challis urges yon to make your
lans to attend.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-26
Large Force of Men, Teams
and Trucks Hauling
Much Dirt Daily
BIG CAPACITY DIRT
TRAP Is ERECTED
About $50 yards of Dirt is Being
Moved from Trap to Street Daily,
Cutters were Cut out and Gull
vert Space Provided.
Dirt is flying in Challis!

Contractor Rowley, who has the
work of re-surfacing Main Street and
grading and growing the same, start
ed the hauling of dirt to the street
last Saturday evening from the big
dirt trap which he has had erected
near the Treloar place on the Salmon
road just north of town.
A half dozen teams are busy haul
ing dirt and also one truck. Mr..
Rowley states that more men will be
put at work just as quickly as they
can be obtained.
The work of filling the western end
of main street was begun first and the
the willows and weeds were removed
and the street widened to conform
with the rest of the street. This
street required a lot of dirt to place
it on the same grade as the remain
der of the street.
Mr.. Rowley knows his "stuff"
and the work is progressing with
rapidity.
When the job is done Challis will
nave one Of the finest main stems"
If any town in the Central part of |
his big, rich, busy State.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-26
FROM BUSY SPOTS
IN THE GEM STATE
Challis- Work begun on grading
,rH ru~f. cfu~ Nat, ~

| Challis- Work begun on grading
and surfacing Main st.
Two-million dollar pea crop in the
Southern part of Idaho ready for hsr
vest
Boise school costs are 800 year
per pupil.
Silver City Anthony discovery
reported, with vein 10 feet wide and
is worth from 800 to $3.50 per ton.
Fort Hall company reports rich
find Of sapphires ad tungsten ore.
Jerome-Grain yields reported up
to so and IS bushels per acre.
Caldwell-Potato shipments double
those of year ago, prices $2.10 to
1920.
KelIogg-Idaho mine on Pine ok.
shows valuable carbonate ore.
Lewiston-$405, 900 options Will be
taken up for Clearwater Timber Co.
mill site, also for dam and power
site
Aberdeen = Aberdeen-Springfeld
Canal Co. will strengthen Big Fill
section
Ferdinand Ferdinand Grain Co.
at $4,000.
Wallace-28 tons Snowstorm ore
yielded net value of $93.49 per ton
Caldwell City will replace wood
en- water mains with iron pipe, at
cost of $4,000.
Mackay-Horseshoe mine shows
good copper-zinc value on 350-foot
evel
Arco- State engineers laying out
new desert state highway.
Quartzburg- Extensive develop
nent work to begin on Gold Hill
nine here.
Twin Falls Reopening Of once
famous silver and gold camp at Vi
,nna assured.
Dubois 300 placer claims fled in
lew Lost river mining district.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-26
SCHOOL INSTALLS a
LARGE SEPTIC TANK

The Challis School Board has a.
warded a contract to A. J. Rowley
for the installation of larg seeptic
tank at the school house here This
has long been needed and will aid
materially in the sanitation Of the
school building and prcrn.te better
health among the scholars
Challis has one of the very best,
most modern schools in the State
which is built of white rock quarried
from the hill just north of town. The
building is equipped with the latest
ventilating devises and has, besides
the class rooms a large auditorium
with seating capacity of 300 or
more, including the large balcony.
The stage drop is a hand painted
picture of one of the beautiful Saw
tooth mountain lakes.
The building is heated throughout
by steam from large heating plant
which is located in the basement.