The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-29

ed in the raging North Atlantic seas
when their ship sank at the Cunai
der Tuscania and the Homeric OF tn
| White Star line stood by unable Z
help because OF the heavy seas.
New Orleans has been definitel.
selected as the next melting place
of the National Tax association, ac
cording to word received at Sal
Lake City by the state board OF equal
| ization. The convention and confer
ence will be held in November.
DR.. Theodore L. Sarriere, Coron
er's physician who performed a post
morten on Joseph Kivatkowsh of st
Louis, teamster killed when run
over by his wagon, said every organ
of the man was in reverse position OF
right to left and left to right, mad
the liver been in its normal place
the victim might have survived.
The trustees of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art of New York have
refused to accept the $3,000,000 art
collection of the late Senator William
A. Clark, because of the conditions
of his will requiring the acceptance
of the entire collection, provision or
galleries for its exclusive maintenan-
ce and separate and permanent exhi-
bition.
Suit for $4,000 for unpaid taxes
wac filed against Mrs. S. w. Sears,
widow of the founder of Sears-Roe-
buck & Co., in the circuit court at
Chicago by the state attorneys Of
flee Mrs. Sears personal tax ac-
count had been the subject Of con-
troversy before, due to her claims
that she is a resident of Lake county
where she has summer home.
Less than eleven hours after it
left New Orleans, cargo of register
ed mail valued at more than $4,000
900 arrived at Chicago in the flrts
all mail flight from the Gulf to the
Great Lakes. The actual flying time
for the approximately 1000-mile trip
was eight hours and fifteen minutes.
The mail cargo made connections
with the regular transcontinental SER
vice.
Mrs. Emmanuel Sorensen, 25, wife
Of section foreman, is in the coun-
~ Jail at st. Paul, Neb., charged with
he deaths by poisoning of eight per-
sons, including three Of her own chill
and three other children.
A commission of German agricul-
turists called at the department of
agriculture in Washington to arrange
4 six months tour of the United
States to study farming conditions.
The delegation is headed by the Ger
man under-secretary of agriculture.
FOREIGN
France has agreed with China that
unpaid installments on the Boxer in
lemnity-held up by the oriental gov
sember, 1924, will be used for the re-
mobilization Of a Sino-Franco Dank,
he Banque of Industrielle de Chine,
which failed in 1921. The bank fail
Ire involved Chinese banks causing
serious losses, The accumulated
und amounts to $13,000,000 Mex.
The Polish consul general at Mos
COW, M. Chelmicki, has been recalled
md 1t is reported that he probably
will be dismissed from the service.
lis recall follows an interview with
he soviet press agency in which the
consul general was quoted as approx
ng the methods adopted in the trial
# Leningrad of Father Cussas, Polish
,riest.
The U. S. Seattle carrying the high
st ranking officers of the United
states army and navy has arrived at
honolulu. The ship will act as UNI
ire ship during the coming joint |
maneuvers. in which the
United States fleet. called the Blue"
orce will endeavor to capture the
hawaiian islands from the BLACK" |
orce, considered an enemy for the |
urposes of the maneuvers.
King Alfonso will receive a unique !
lesasge of congratulation when he !
celebrates his thirty-ninth birthday |
n May II. The message will be car
led by relay from Valencia to Ma |
rid, distance of 200 miles Two |
undred runners will participate in
he race, which is expected to take
fteen hours. The King will acknow-
,dge the greeting, and his letter will
e carried back to Valencia in the
anne manner
Establishment Of an air ministry
, have complete control of Japanese
Military and naval aviation is be-
eyed to be forshadowed by the crea-
on Of an independent aviation corps
$ recognized arm of the Japanese