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New Britain herald., 1925-03-12

Prices Of heavy melting steel in the Chicago district have been re- duced 2 scents ton, quotations ranging from sl6.75 to $17.25, the lowest level this year, Compressed Sheet Scrap also Is 25 cents lower at $13,75 to s1A26.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-12

Bookings of structural steel last week dropped to about 1s,oo0 tons compared with about S5,0o0 tons the week before. New inquiries were nlaced at about i4,000 tons.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-12

To meet the growing demand for electric power in Japan, the Tokio Electric Light Co. has awarded a s?,000,oo0 contract to the Nesting house Electric International Co. for high tension electrical transmission equipment. The expansion of public utility operations in Japan has been reflected in the large volume of new financing already arranged or under negotiations here by these industries.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Of the st. Louis PoSt-Dispatch, mad
Isaac Van Grove, one of the conduc-
tors of the Chicago Opera Co.
Eettoris career has been one of
steady progress. Her critics of the
past see in her the possibility Of at
tanning the eminence ofsthe title OF the
leading dramatic soprano of America.
Washington will have the opportunity
of seeing her make Il debut playing
opposite an American tenor whose
fame as an operatic star is world
wide.
Mr.. Albion's action III engaging
Nettori is in line with his patriotic
intent to do all in his power To de
vclop American singers and provide
for them an appearance before prob
ably as distinguished an audience as
might be found anywhere in the world.
Other casts in the coming season of
the Washington Opera Co. Will have
a generous representation of AInerl-
can singers and perhaps other new
stars will make their bow with the
Washington company.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
INCREASE IN SWEDEN'S
CROP OF BREADSTUFFS
More Than Twice as Large as Last
Year, Requirements for Amer
lean Imports Reduced.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, September 24.-The
breadstuff crop in Sweden this year
is more than twice as large as that
of last year and the requirements for
imports of American wheat flour viii
be correspondingly reduced Not
since 1921 has there been such har'
vest. The greatest gains have been
made in rye and wheat sOwn last
fall The unusually mild winter Is
believed to have been chiefly re-
spOusible.
The yield of rye has been more than
sufficient to satisfy the cOuntry's nor
NAL needs and the calculated require
ments for imports of wheat have been
reduced from 339, 900 tons in 1928 to
$50 600.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Moves to Cancel Naturalization.

United States Attorney Gordon has
filed a petition in the District Su-
preme Court for the cancellation of
the naturalization papers of Kreston
Miller Oliver Jensen, who returned to
Denmark after he enlisted in the
United States Army and served IL
months overseas during the World
War. Jensen was mustered out at
CoblentZ and returned to Denmark TO
marry his sweetheart OF earlier days
Evening star., 1925-10-18
PRINCE HAS BIG MAIL.
British Heir Rises Early and Plays
SQUASH First Day at Home.

LONDON, October Il R.-The
Prince of Wales began his first day
at home after his return from South
America by rising early today and
going through a voluminous mail.
The rest of the time before luncheon
he put in playing squash with his
brothers.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Created New Role

She was chosen to create the role of
Nancy Storance III the American
opera. "rhe Music Robher." written
l,N Richard /. Stokes. dramatic critic
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
Idaho Man to Teach in Alsek,

seattle, .Wash.-George S. Sylvester
a graduate OF the University of Idaho
mas sailed from Seattle on the stean
er Victoria. for Point Barrow Alaska
70 take charge of the farthest north
school under the American flag. He
was accompanied by his wife and
oaoy' and Miss Dorothy Hodson
graduate of the University of Oregon
sister OF Mrs. Sylvester. They are to
transfer to the gasoline scboonor
Boxer at Nome, for their artic iour
~ ney sylvester is to be principle of
me foint Barrow government school
ana supervisor of the far north rein.
ieer ana cooperative store companv
'pera'ed by natives. Miss Hodson 70
o be teacher.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
Mountain Climbers eeIisv.s

nressaa Aiaska-Fear is being ex.
re- peSSea mere for the safety Of can.
IAN A. II. Mccarthy of Now W.,
hars ' as d party of two men. mem.
Ders Oh group of nine exn1orora
VINO on June 23 reached tbe 60, = :. .
Mccarth,' ' Logan hitherto unscaled
mccarthy and the two men win s,
User User ana carpe, took raft a. n
bottom of the mountain for 49, at the
Cordova ii'na river to
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
TELEGRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
a RESUME OF THE WEEKS
DOiNGS 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 EPIToME

Earthquakes during the last three
weeks are believed responsible for
the breaking OF the Silver Dyke Min
Ing company's dam at Neihart. sixty
eight miles foutheast of Great Falls.
Montana. which resulted In the death
OF two children. brother and sister,
wrecked three homes and damaged
property to the extent OF $4,000.
Blue roses are in bloom at the
ranch of Alma Johnston near Roscoe.
Cal The bush with the strange roses
produced ordinary ones last year.
Superiar Judge John L. Hudner of |
Los Agneles. recorded in court HIS
nnal decision that Charles Spencer
Chaplin film comedian, is not entitled
10 the exclusive use os the particular
style of baggy pants wobbly cane.
derby hat and gigantic moustache.
which go to make up his screen make |
up. n
Ladd and Tilton bank of Portland.
Ore. oldest financial institution in the
Pacific northwest and second oldest
on the Pacific coast, with assets ag- =
gregating s25.927,112. was sold to the
United States National bank of Port -
land u
Information definitely linking ]. II. DC
MADDEN, mayor OF Sausalito,, a San
francisco suburb. and Joseph Parente. =,
reputed San Francisco wholesale boot go
iegger, with the shooting ARRAY at a.
Moss Landing has been given out at ~,
22
j. r. Fennell, under subpoena as a ma
witness in the preliminary hearing of AS
Dudley M. Boyle, who is charged with Mr.
he robbery OF $4,000 from the Bank ital
u Sparks, Nevada. on March 81, shot sta
ma killed himself in his room in the wei
ioidheld hotel Boyle was in Fen. uni
els automobile when the suspected T
oober was arrested at Beatty. south Uni
I Goldheld. on July 2, Fennell con. ant,
nuing to Las Vegas In the machine 60
A lone, unmasked bandit entered
10 offices OF the Truckee River che'
over company at Reno, Nevada. and Vari
ter threatening t,yo an,n1o,. ''"1 ditto
lty with pistol loctod 81, =. cont
Iuit and escaped with s1745 in cur
ncy Police officers and attaches e4oo
the shcriff's Office Immediately took mecl
the search for the bandit. fecte
A happy reunion bet,vao, ro,h parti
daughter, the first in fifteen leu
'rs was turned to tragedy near De 81
tropiis, Nevada, when. while eating oinoe
mic luncheon with her daughter press
family and expressing herself as p.ese
RS. Mrs Rehocca NJ ~, III zeal S
1tana was shot ara ,.ss,,1' VI office.
by a charge of buckshot from VIII
e1l :" 'ne hands OF her 9-year- gener;
'""uson' ture il
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
Ford Plant Goes On

Detroit' Mich.-Many rumors ot
shutdowns and radical changes 81
lnoaels by the Ford Motor COMPANY
were spiked when the Ford comnanv,s
omces let it be known that no coo
satlon OF production is contemnlated
n nad a ana' lne only model changes plan
ned are in the lines of the car.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
GENERAL

Fourteen grour5 of architects. sculn
lures and landscapes artists are n,
work on plans for the proposed mil
non-doiiar memorial to the late Pres.
ident Roosevelt to be erected in
washington. All designs must be IN
the hands OF the Roosevelt Memorial
ASSOCIATION by October 1, and the an
proved plan will be submitted TO con.
sress before the first OF the new wear
Seieclon OF a site for the memorial
~hi be delayed until the winning de.
sign mas been approved. Eacn of the
fourteen groups in the competition Is
composed OF an architect a sculptor
ana landscape artist. in order IN no |
able to present to the memorial com.
mission well-rounded design com.
piete in every detail.
Miss Gertrude Ederle recently nc.
eompiished the amazing feat OF break.
ing the mems record for the classic
zi-miie swim from the Battery. New
YORK. to Sandy Hook, New Jersey
covering the distance in seven hours ,
and eleven minutes. and showing NOT I
me least sign OF the great ordeal sba r
mao gone through. She now Is IN ,
England and making preparation IN :,
swim the English channel. n
Judge J. W. Ross. of the wes,err 7
tennessee district federal court who &c
was indicted in connection with The
iahure OF the Peoples Savings ba,t h.
OF jackson. was killed in an ante, n,
,noone accident near Jackson. Tenn do
ne was killed when his auton,ob;la -
ran on bridge about five miles cas-, -;
u jackson and turned over in a creet na,
'inning him underneath. -"
fnteen thousand singers from all =
yer Dixie land will assemble naxt ~,
ooer In Atlanta. Ga. openinp ~ ~,
nnual Southeastern Singing conven- 60,
on In the Auditorium. where fron, 60 60
me TO time during the several davs, sho,
ssions thousands of voices VII, D.,
shd together in Musical thunder ., Co.,
cred music Music and song boo,, mt
orshers and composers from All chin
is or the Unite States will iopr. rana
to this musical Mecca, forming nres,
$ expected. thu largest sacred mn. ern y,
"a, e s,.'D'ase ever neld in the sugg
of tn
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
CARRIER RELIEF
WILL Be URGED
HUGHES TO PRESENT PLAN IN
BEHALF OF MILWAUKEE ROAD
IN NEW RAILROAD PLAN
September First is Date Selected when
Hearing of Roads Will Take Place;
Benefits Will be to Advantage
of the Weak Companies

New York-An unprecedented plar
for railroad increases, involving pool
ing among weak railroads will be ur
ged by Charles E. Hughes before the
interstate commerce commission in
behalf of the receivers of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway.
Hearings will begin at Chicago Sep
TENDER 1.
Under the receivers plan increases
in western territory would be pooled
and divided among weaker roads in
proportion to the extent such roads
fall short of earnings, ga per cent
on property investment. A prosper
GUS road would not receive full bene-
fit of an increase in rates, but a weak
road would obtain much additional
revenue.
Some railroad men regard the plan
as opposed to the principle of private
operation and some go further in de- |
nunciation and use the words Soviet |
theory"
Mark w. Potter, former interstate
commerce commissioner, one of the
st. Pauls re- eivers and originator of
the plan, has met these objections by
statements that the principles which
govern the operation of industrial
corporations no longer hold true on
the railroads as their earnings are 4
restricted by the recapture clause Of
he transportation act.
This clause provides that if any
abroad earns more than per cent,
lalf of the excess revenue shall be I
urned back to the government to 2
orm fund on which the interstate c
ommerce commission may draw to p
)an roads in financial distress.
The retaining of Mr.. Hughes. an r.
recently, was somewhat of a Jr
lrprise, as the investment house of y,
ooseVelt & Co., which is opposed to h,
lie reorganization plan of Chicago. M
ilwaukee e st. Paul railway recent n,
made overture to him with a view al
retaining him in investigation of no
failure of the road last March.
A conference between the receivers
the st. Paul and executives of iii
her northwestern carriers will be SCI
III mere shortly in an effort to win ~
'port to the rate increase plan. pa
Hale Holden, president of the Bur OF
gton, is already here for the con- pee
ence. He remarked that the Potter Ga
n confiicted with the transporta. can
acr' and that the remedy for de- OH
ased passenger earnings was SUI T
vision OF interstate bus traffic with $40
al rates for steam and motor car Fall
D wee
eo'ein carriers as a class are ciall
preparing petition to the COM whe
&c commission for a fiat increase of a
per cent on freight rates. only
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
FOREIGN

More than hundred persons were
injured and fifty arrests were made
in four riots at GLASGOW, the distur.
Dances growing out of demonstration
in commemoration of the Battle Of
the Boyne. Fifty thousand Orange
men participated In a parade which
near midnight was attacked by oppos.
ing factions. Bottles and missiles Of
all kinds were thrown indiscriminate-
ly, until police dispersed the combat.
ants.
The first result of the Franco Span.
ish conference will be that Spain and
France will present joint offer of
peace conditions to Add Ell Krim. az. |
cording to the Paris Journal.
The cabinet counsel at Brussels
designated former Premier Tbeuis
Emil Tranquil. banker. and Felician
Gather. financier and statesman as
members Of the Belgium commission
20 Washington for the discussion ~
plans Tor funding the Belgium debt
The commission will probably Ieava
or Washington. July 20.
Ex-Jremier Herriot was booted and S
owled at by irreverent Youngsters Of v
is old preparatory school when in o
ouble capacity of an old graduate q
id president of the chamber or den.
les he tried to officiate at the grad a
lting exercises of the Lycree Lou;s "
Srand In the Latin quarter. - -
me British. French and Japanese.
NE disunited on individual China 1t
llcies' and engaged at Shanghai. in in,
hting out personal animosities as NJ,
by home politics. however Ar
wv surprising unity in opposition 70 Ing
'sident Coolidge's and Secretary of the
tie kellogg's plans for an early of
irrational conference to revise ing
ma s unequal treaties. The British
anese and French newspapers and abb.
IS services reflect their home gov. ner
nents' opposition to the American hea
'estion for carrying cut the terms diff
le Washington conference $500 tive,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
View of Punta Arenas.

tPreparco bv the National Geographic So.
o. ciety, Washington. d. c.
Y IKE Kamchatka and Timbuktu,
Patagonia, at the southern end
of South America, has long
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
England Denies Reou.s+

London-Ronald Mcneil. undersoo
st 10y Oh state for foreign affairs
s'a'ea IN the house of commons that
.he British government had ren1iod a." - :
ene united States government NV
pressing roget at being unable ~ "a
leue 70 the American request that din.
iomatic statues be granted UP
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
idaho Man Dead :. -.

onicago-Earl Reineke, 20 Of Moo
cow Ida, student at Wbaat ~ MOS
walkin 10 a a suburb was killed while
when atn along road near Wheaton
"nen struck by an automobile a'on
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22

n The Baptist Young Peoples Unic
1 OF America voted at indianapolis
y hold its next convention in Los Al
geles July to IL, 1926. The unto
also adopted recommendation by tn
board of managers for the establish
ment Of a department of evangelism
S A budget for the next fiscal year o
$4,000 was another recommendation
approved.
A new worlds coal production
= record is claimed for o. w. and F.
mine No. 2 at West Frankfort. Illinois,
known as the New Orient. S6S7 tons
OF coal were hoisted, filling ia rail-
road cars. The former record of 1904
tons was held by the Waller Coal COM
pail at Waller, Ill.
Women of Chicago won a fresh
victory for equality with men in the
eyes Of law. Judge Philip L. Sullivan
| In the superior court ruled that wo-
men OF Cook county are eligible for
jury service and a mandamus was IS
sued ordering county jury commits.
sioners to place the names of quail.
flied women on their lists.
Philip X. Knapp, college bred son Of |
a wealthy Syracuse, N. Y. family
accused Of taking leaf from the
book OF Nathan Leopold and Richard
Loeb. Chicago boy murders, in Staying
Hampstead, l.. l., taxidriver for a
thrill, is now experiencing the thrill
Of being hunted from an army air.
,lane.
A special train en- route to the At
antic seaboard with a large number
aliens subject to deportation,
ounded up in Seattle, Denver, Kansas
ity and ST. Louis, left Chicago car
ing twenty-five others added in Chi.
igo. including Walter A. Sadler. :
anadian, who was indicted. but
'ver tried on charge of conspiracy i,
violate prohibition. Sadler, who %
ii be deported at Buffalo, was de- ;,
rted in 1916. -
A feminine hand for the first time III
Texas gave the official governors ~
ute to troops passing in review IN
vernon Miriam A Ferguson made sh
first review of her soldiers" as ~, oe
90 Texas National Guardsmen !.
rched In parade at Camp Mabry. ."
each regiment flag passed her,
5. Ferguson came to a snappy mil. e@'
y salute. She stood in a reviewing 20 20
nd surrounded by her staff, who ~
e attired in gold braided dress o.. ca
'orms. Our
sid
ohm L. Lewis, president of the Are
teu Mine Workers, presented To gon
lraclte mine owners in joint con erh
nee demands of $4,000 miners for the
. per cent wage increase, the Il
k-on, a two year contract and eier
GUS improvements in working con. eii'c
ms on expiration of Tho nro.o.,. land
ract, August 81. apot
narr
printing press with a capacity OF at {
postal cards minute and which widt
is claimed to be per. Of
q beyond any in use for that scare
cuiar purpose is being dismant. out,
I a factory at Derby, Conn, to cl
ipped to the government printing much
at Washington. fest of tha spars
was completed recently in the Coz
nee of George H. Carter. public surpr
r. and members of the mechan- tween
tan OF the government printing ana
Punta
II. Hays, former, postmaster cially
u and head of the motion pic. 1t ow,
ldustry, has accepted the chair. to the
ip OF the public relations com. Expor
OF the National Air Transport. cent y
slO.O00,0OO corporation, which was a
stitute an overnight air freight frozen
e service between Chicago and
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