The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-01-21

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Nav 2-Dean c. Worcester, scientist
and former secretary of interior OF
th Nav yh' 5WpKate claxton. once famous
May 11-H. II. Windsor. publisher OF
George KEENAN,, writer and traveller.
Nav i4-Baron Constant d'Estournsl-
les, French leader for disarmament.
May 20-Sir Edward Goschen. Brit
Isl May Ss~victor Herbert. American
June &c. c. Shankland. noted civil
engineer. in Chicago
June &c. S. Bronson, president Ma
tional Editorial association. at Ell
June sMPeter Clark MacfarIane. au-
thor and playwright.
June 17-,Frank g. Carpenter, Ameri-
| can traveller and writer. In China
June 18-Judge X. M Wanamaker OF
Ohio Supreme court.
secretary of state.
July calvin Coolidge, Jr.. younger
son of President Coolidge;
| July 17-Mrs. Isabella Stewart Gard
ner of Boston. patroness of art AND
July 1s-Maj. Robert Imbrie. Ameri-
can vice consul at Teheran, Persia
| July 24-Palmer Cox, author OF
Brownie" stories for children.
July Backward Peple. American
Aug. 2SGeorge shiras, Jr.. former
Justice of United States Supreme court.
Aug. s-Josssph Conrad. noted novel
Former United States Senator Z. h.
! Townsend of Michigan.
Aug. CDR. r. G. LeConte of Phila-
delphia, famous surgeon; Au.r.
lean novelist.
Aug. 14-Francis Perry Elliott
A Aug i5@Dr. B. W. sippey of Chi
cago. famous stomach specialist
Yiscount Knollys of England
DR.. Richard Green Moulton, former
professor of literature. University Of
Chicago. in England.
Aug. 1S-LeBaron B. Colt, United
Aug. SoWMiss Lucy Page CASTOR. OF
Chicago, noted anti-cigarette crusader.
Aug. 21-Charles B. Lewis ON QUAD.
killed in race at Altoona, Pa
John H, Blackburne, veteran English
H ]. Case, inventor of harvesting
machinery. at Poughkeepsie, N, Y;
Lieut.. Gen. S. B. NJ Young, U. s. A.
Sept. 3-Edward F. Pop) Geers.
noted harness driver
Dario Resta, automobile racer.
Maria T. Daviess, American author.
Sept 15-Frank chance, noted base
Jimmie Murphy. automobile racer.
Charles Zeublin, educator and pub
licist. in Switzerland.
Sept. 16-W. L. Douglas, ex-governor
of Massachusetts.
Sept. 19-John W. Schaeberle, as
tronomer, at Ann Arbor. Mich.
Sept. 22-Ex-Senator R ]. Gamble OF
Congressman w. R. Greene of Mas
Sept. 23-Brig. Gen. C. E. Sawyer.
President Harding's physician. at Ma
Sept. 25-Estrada Cabrera. e1-presi-
dent of Guatemala.
Charlotte Crabtree Gotta). veteran
me n ROCfnn
Oct. 2-Sir William Price. Canadian
capitalist
Oct Oct. s T Ware Garst' former gov
Oct. s-Dr. w. A. shankIin. president
emeritus Of Wesleyan university ~,
Oct. 9-Prof w. A. Locy of North
western university, noted zoologist.
Oct. lib. H. Farr, leading author
ity on peonies, in Reading, Pa.
Oct. 12--Anatole France. eminent
French writer.
DR.: L. c. seelye. first president OF
Smith college:
Brandegee of Connecticut
Oct. 17-H. H. Kohlsaat, former Chi
cago newspaper publisher
Oct. 1S-Admiral Sir Percy Scott.
British gunnery expert.
Oct. 22-F. Wight Neumann. Chicago.
noted impressario.
DE-. H. A Buchtel, former governor
oct. 25WJohn E. Wright. former Chi
cago journalist
Oct. 25mzsecretary of Agriculture
Laura Jean Libbey. noted novelist
Henry S; Cooper. manufacturer. of
Oct. 2s-Lew Dockstader. famous
minstrel
=, Dr.. c. F. Newcomb. Canadian an
Oct. 27-Percy D. Haughton. noted
Gen. w. B. Haldeman. commander in
chief of oeb ebces6 csntast
Oct. 2S-James B. Forgan, veteran
Chicago banker.
W. e. Lewis, publisher of New York
Telegraph.
Thomas G. Harbaugh, writer OF NICK
Oct. 2s-Frances Hodgson Burnett.
author and playwright.
E. R. Sawyer. author of many dime
Nov. Wv. w. sibray. assistant COM
general of immigration;
T. e. Cornish. first president of Bell
Telephone company.
Michael Gavrilovich, o-Slavfan
minister to Great Britain
Nov 3-Ex-Senator Cornelius Cole of
California aged one hundred and two.
Nov Ferdinand w. Peck, pioneer
Gabriel Faure, French composer.
Nov. 5-Gen. Arson Mills. u. s. A.
retired. in Washington.
Nov. 9-Henry Cabot Lodge, United
states senator from Massachusetts,.
w. K. Kitchin, ex-governor of North
Nov. i4-Dr. Samuel Plantz presi-
lent of Lawrence college. Appleton,
Nov. 15-Herman Mack, prominent
lotel man of Chicago.
Edwin S. Montagu. English states
Nov. 16-Gus j. Karger, veteran
correspondent.
E. E. Rice. veteran theatrical pro-
Mrs. J. P. Morgan. ST.. in Highland
Falls, N. Y.
Nov. 17-Mgr. Gregorius. ecumenicaI
patriarch of Greek Orthodox church. in
Nov. 1S-Ex- congressman ]. H Ste
,hens of Texas.
A. N. Mckay. general manager Salt
lake Tribune.
Nov. 19-Cardinal Logue of Ireland
Thomas H. Inc-, moving picture pro-
lucer-
Nov. 20-Gen. Sir Lee Stack. sirdar
# Egypt.
Nov. s1-Mrs. Warren G. Harding, al
darion, Ohio.
Nov 22-Herman Hyermans, Dutch
uthor and playwright.
Nov. &C. S. -Fairchild, secretary OF
u traasury in Clevaland'e hfpa