The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-11

DOnueu Train crews, projected
locked steel vaults, will within tn
next few days replace messenger boy
for their clients, in an effort to re
duce the number of bond robberie.
Philadelphia is the principal cente
in the United States Tor the manu-
facture of illegal drink for denatur
ed alcohol and Pittsburg is a cente
for illegal beer, Governor Pincho
told the general assembly in a mes
sage asking enactment of a bill TO
regulation of distilleries and brew
cries.
Thousands of dollars worth O.
bonds are believed to have been de
stroyed in an odd fire in the mai
chute of an office building at Chicago
Before the box could be opened hun
dreds of letters were burned up
Brokerage firms in the building an
nounced they had posted packages
containing bonds before the fire broke
out.
The secretary of the interior has
withdrawn from entry 800 acres of
public land in Twin Falls county,
Idaho, for use as rifle range by
company C, Two Hundredth infan-
try, Idaho National guard.
Major Lee o. Wright of Lyons.
Ind, and Lieutenant Arthur L. Fos-
ter, whose parents live at Weir, Tex
as, were killed and their bodies
burned in an airplane crash near st.
Antonio, Texas.
Fifty times as powerful as car
bolic acid to destroy disease germs.
and yet perfectly harmless to hui
man beings, is hexyl-resorcinol, new
antiseptic whose discovery, develop
ment and successful use were announ-
ced at the Johns Hopkins hospital
at Baltimore.
Despite objections from some Her
rim, Illinois residents the Williamson
county board of supervisors ratified
the tentative peace agreement reach
ed at Springfield for removal from
the county of Sheriff George CALI
gan and the revocation of gun-carr5-
ing permits.
Thomas w. Lawson, financier, au-
thor and sportsman, died at hospi
tai at Boston. He was operated on
three weeks ago for bladder com
plant and had been gaining steadily
until he suffered relapse. His sons,
Douglas and Arnold, were with him
at the time he died
Everett Rehem of Billings, Mont,
md Jack Read of Butte, Mont, were
aiken to a New York hospital suf-
fering from starvation because of
i've days Imprisonment in a sealed
reight car ell route from Wisconsin
The rlon were discovered on the ar
wal Of the freight car at the New
York Central yards. They were
harged with vagrancy.
FOREIGN
Laxity in the matter of marriage !
las long been charged against mem
,ers of the Winnebago Indian tribe,
Who live ON their reservation at Win
lebago. Recently federal, state and
county authorities, working togeth-
II, rounded up more than score OF
hese loosely bound Indian couples
md caused perfectly COCO iegal
ceremonies to be performed.
A report that William E. Borah,
hartman of the United States sen
ties foreign relations committee, is
o visit Europe was received at Rome.
n political and government circles
n Rome the hope was expressed
hat, should Senator Borah make the
oyage, he will come to Italy to study
ituation at the source.
Women suffrage is to be the main
'sue in elections for parliament on
.pril at Brussels. The question
as caused the government to de-
ide to dissolve parliament at the
nd of February, or month prior
} the expiration of the terms of the
lembers.
Ambassador and Mrs. Kellogg
isited the king and queen at Buck
lgham palace to say farewell prior
} their departure for the, United
tatcs, where Mr.. Kellogg is to sue
led Secretary of State Hughes. The
nbas sador and Mrs. Kellogg remain
at the palace for an informal
Shofels replaced swords in we'd
ng arch at London recently. Friends
dock laborer and his bride held
. ribbon bedecked shovels for thu
idal party as they left the church.
Mile. Stanislawa Uminska, beauti-
i and talent young Polish actress,
as unanimously acquitted at Paris
the charge of murder in killing
r fiance, Jean Zysnowski, writer !
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