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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
ny G. LUCmIE RUn.ER

NTHAT price "Sparkio"g Seems
w like everybody wanted him
Who Says human hearts don't beat
red and waym2
LISTEN
A few days aso I told Seattle folks
of the plight OF a dandy Alredule
down az the city dog pound, Ho was
there because he had grown ''too big
Tor the children. umhled them
down with his elownish play Who
wanted 60 give him a homef
Il seems Ike only about fifty poo
pie wanted the dos according 20 my
own observation and tho report OF
Secretary 7. NJ. Farrar OF the King
County Humane society Mr.. Frrar
says Sparkle" found wonderful
home shortly after the paper bear,
ing his picture appeared ON the
streets. ana that he had the pleasure
Of seeing about twenty OF his other
"pound" DOGS given fine homes In
addition.
Now comes letter 10 this reporter
ono or many others all wanting
"Sparkle." II is a fair sample Of
all the rest, and. after you have read
II. read what Mr.. Farrar has to
offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
Chinese Revolt Is Serious,
Says Returning American
Declares Oriental Empire Is Beginning to
Demand Place as Sovereign Nation

Cornwoll strongly advocated n
"handssoff' policy toward China
from an foreign Powers.
1T bohooye8 foreigners 90 talk M
littlo no possible about Intervention
In such unsettled times, 30 said.
The Chinese are fed up with inter.
national meddliuE Whenever pro.
lection n needed Tor foreigners, II
should be given with the least pos.
siblo publicity and without the
hlighteft appearance OF enerouehing
upon the sovereignty OF China.
Tho country that observes a
'hunds.otf' policy and appreciates the
ila and weaknesses OF the Dragon
republic viii profit most IN tho ~.
turc"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
tAdvcrtiarmrnu
FRECKLES
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How TO Remove Easily.

Here's chance. Miss Frrcklsracs.
TO try a remedy for freckirH with the
guarantee 81 a reliable concern that
II viii not cost you a penny unless II
removes the freckleA. while IN II does
give you clear complexion the cx-
prusc ia triflinE.
simply get an ounce Of Othlnr-
double Htrength-@frnm any drug or
department. store and few appilca.
tons should show yOu how easy II IL
to rid yourself nr ths h0mcly frSrkie.
and get beautiful complexion
Rarely Is moro 2han one ounce need.
Cd for tins worst case.
Be sure 10 ask tho druggist for IN,
double strength Othins IA thir
strength " sold under guarantee nf
money back IL IL fall. 10 remove
your fFeckieA
We recommend othins Complexion
Soap for use with Othinr, also "a a
shampoo--it'A wonderful for bohbsd
hatr--2sc a cake at all drug or de-
partment stores or by mail. othln.
Laboratories. Inc. Buffalo. y. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
FARMER WANTED
nnE On RANCH

II want Sparkle I want him
had. and / will furnish him a good
home. all he can eat. and no kids 20
pull his tail at this ranch. am a
farmer. and have been looking Tor
Just this kind OF dog. as I lost
mine ono year ago, Send me
Sparkle and viii pay the express
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
Woman Acquitted in
Husbands Killing

KANSAS CITY. Kan. Juno Is
Mrs Elsie Honeywell. Of Bonner
SPRING., Kan. il free today thru her
nequlttal on IA chirRe OF Staying her
husband Mra. Honeywell II the
mother OF eight chiIdron,
Mrs. Honeywell killed her hus.
band. Elmer Honeywell. last March
when he threatened 10 cut tho heart
out af his son TO 500 what il looked
lIlFr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
tAdvertisemcnt
COSTS ONLY SOC
BUT MY, HOW
POSLAM HEALS

Poslam Is so concentrated and
acts so directly that a very little
OF IL goes long way. Its medica.
ton is so gentle that II cannot irri-
tate the most delicate or inrlamed
skin. Eczema. rnshes. scalp truu.
hles. plmples-they simply cannot
resist Poslam. At all druggists. soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18

tAdvertiscmentl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
S. P. Trains Halted;
Honor Kruttschnitt

SAN FRANCISCO. juno IS
Wherever they may have been TO.
day, trains Of tho Southern Pacific
railroad system halted ono minute
out OF respect 10 Julius Krutt-
schnitt. deceased chairman Of the
company's executive board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
BUYERS GO EAST

A corps Of buyers from the various
departments Of the Standard Furni'
turc Co. and It's associated stores,
left Wednesday for Eastern furniture
markets on their semi annual buying
trim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
Sparkle Wanted? Only
About SO Offered Home
But There Are Many More Dogs in City
Pound for 49, Unlucky DOg-Lovers
and any other reasonable charges
VERY truly yours.
-. III. CLARESON.
aH.faF.... RNH..F.


"Nrry truly yours.
~. III. CtsARkSON.
Route 2. Yakima Wash"
To Mr.. Clarkson and our other
correspondents, We say this;
X you wish a nice. companion.
able, good tempered. healthy dos,
and YOU will write your desire 60
T.. NJ, Farmr King County Humane
society. Seattle, describing the kind
OF a dos sou want you can do
pend on Mr., Farrar 10 mi your
order and ship you a faithful com,
iudc.
In big city like this homeless.
lost or straycd dogs arc gathered
In daily In largo numbers the ma
iorlty OF them not redeemed. Down
AZ tho city pound. Il Is safe to say,
your kind OF dog Is waiting for
YOU,
There YOU can exchange undylng
devotion and loyalty Tor tho price
OF dog tag Drop them a line
and make some dog supremacy
happy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
Editors Jury Is
Discharged, Locked

YUMA. Ariz.. June fs-The jury
In the case OF George w. Lynn. edI.
tor. accused OF criminal libel. failed
TO agree on a verdict and was dis
charged today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
Preacher-Jury Thinks
"PaSsing ShoW" Artistic
Ministers, Invited to Pass on Production, All
Enthusiastic Over Dazzling" Show

Tho prsaeher.iury. invited BY Tho columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18

heavy and luxuriant-
Drug stores and toilet counters
sell millions OF bottles OF ''Dandsr.
Inc"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29

The other day peddler of printing was in Chalis
and made canvass of our business honses soliciting
their orders for stationary and other supplies which
The Messenger handles fThis man who pays no taxes
who takes no interest in the advancement Of
or this secton who does not spend dime with the 10
cal merchant who takes your money out Of the commun
y never to be seen here again. who sells an inferior
cheap grade Of paper that does not take pencil pen
or typewriter without great difficulty unoaded some Of
his stuff a certain merchant of Challs merch-
ant whom we have patronized continually for num-
Der Of years. land we have not only spent money
with him but we have aided him materially in more
ways than one, without rerlunerating. $50 far, so
good 1--WE protest. FShoud all the business men
Of Chas patronze outside firms when in need Of print
ing Challis would soon be without printing Office
and newspaper I'VE patronize the HOME busl-
ess man-but only those who patronze us, therefore
the man who saved (?} dollar on his stationery
for the next year has LOST many times what he saved
for the reason that our patronage is ALWAYS confn
ed to those who patronze US. TN the past have
spent MANY dollars dollars earned here = in an eff
fort to protect local business enterprises Every dollar
is spent here either for goods or for eqpment
which has built the Messenger plant to the point Of
efficiency which puts the plant par with any coun
t7v shop in the State barring We are sorry to
learn that this business man Ito spend his mon
elsewhere when in need Of printing and yet we are
Glad for we can act accordingly.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29
OFFICIALS COP
STILL AND MOON

Deputy Sheriff Williamson ARES
ted Avery Billings on search war
rant sworn 20 BY himself last Tues
day evening.
The big still Of about 50 gallon cap
acity was located on SawmilI creek,
a tributary of Morgan creek, about
s. miles from Chailis.
Sheriff Williamson found So GAL
Ions OF spirits fermenti = commonly
known as moon" the kind OF strf
that made the fellow who had imbib-
ed unwisely wander out on the bridge
over Salmon river where he saw the
reflection Of the real moon" in the
water and after rubbing his eyes sew
eral times he hailed stranger and
asked him what it was he saw In the
water below The stranger took a
look and informed the moon" gszer
that il was the moon, whereupon the
moon gazer become greatly alarmed
wondering ''howinelI7 he ever got
way up there.
There was also $50 gallons of mash
which was about ripe. The officer
destroyed all of this but one gallon
and also destroyed ali but three gal
Ions Of the moon" which he brought
in for evidence, together with the
still and Mr. Billings
The preliminary hearing is set for
Thursday OF this week before Probate
Judge COB
This is the second time Mr. Billings
has been arrested on loquor charge
Quite a number of our. hunters we're
going I'D Morgan creek hunting sage
hens next Saturday and they VIII no
doubt abandon that section for the
said birds would walk right up ana
chew the barrels of their guns after
hsring waded around in an that
good mash and taking their morning
and ewing trips down 10 the creek
for a drink.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29
IDAHO STATE WEELY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

McCammon. Local sheepman
sells 22SO lambs for s1s,24S. net pro-
fl on his focks, as wool clip pays all
expenses.
Lewiston First wheat of 1925
sells for S135 a bushel
Grangeville = Camas Prairie wheat
best in II years. up 10 50 bushels an
acre.
Moscow - Steel vault and other
Improvements being added TO court
-.ouse.
Occur d Alene - New Bennett-s
Bay road viii be sprinkled and rolled
Lewiston = Discovery OF Is per
cent zinc ore on Snake river, above
town reported
Kellogg - Nsbob mine installs eI-
ectric hoist and will sink 70 600 Ieve.
Nine shipped 100 cars or IN four
months.
Lewiston = Potato shipments OF
100 cars in sight for this season.
Twin rails = First carload Of I've
stock shipped over Rogerson-Wells
cut-of.
Pocatello Additions to Idaho
Technical Institute buildings well
under way
North idaho gets $4,000 federp
funds for fire protection and air pat
rol.
Salmon = First contract on Idaho
Montana highway to use 200 men.
Gooding = Farmers ship s6,750.o0
worth spring lambs TO market
Pocatello = Post Once receipts
show more than $4,000 yearly with
sS49.995 money order business and
sS44.629 postal savings.
Ashton = Contract let at s5O,s4s.-
= Tor crawling highway to west
Yellowstone.
Standpoint = Contract let for 17.6
miles East and West highway at $40.
1913.
Lewiston Only about 10000 bu
Of 1924 wheat left in warehouses.
Salmon = City buys new auto fire
truck.
Custer - Ford's Red Bird mine
starts Intensive exploration.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29
GENE KERR IN
JURED IN RUNAWAY

Last Monday afternoon, Gene Kerr
'12-year-od son of Mr. and Mrs. J. y.
Kerr, was quite seriously injured
when the team he was driving, ran
away
The team was hitched to a hay
rake and it is not known Just what
happened, but Mr.. Kerr noticed the
team standing still in a corner Of the
field and went TO investigate, finally
finding the boy in an unconscious con
dition in the field. He hurlidly took
him to the house and Dr. Kirtley
was called
Aside from many bruises and
several teeth OF the rake
penetrated the boys body, causing
very painful and severe wounds.
At the present time the young fell
low is getting along very nicely, but
it will be some time before he IS able
to be out and around again
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29
Annual Summons TO service

The annual nationwide Roll Call Of
the American Red Cross TO enroll
members for 1925 will open on Nov
II, the anniversary of that tense and
-to-be-forgoten Armistice Day
six years ago. which silenced the
crashing arms OF the World War. The
enrolment will continue for II days.
through Thanksgiving Day, Nov. q.
Preliminary to the Roll Call period
will come Red Cross Sunday. Nov. 9
During the II days set aside for the
enrolment more than $500 Chapters
of the Red Cross ana their thousands
of branches will invite the people to
Join the Red Cross or renew their
membership.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29
RACE TRACK PRO-
CROSSING RAPIDLY

The work of building half mile
! race track on the Custer County Fair
| grounds is progressing rapidly, and
/ each day sees big improvement
! with lot of work done.
The track will be seventy feet
Fwide and this year will see The curry
es on the ends elevated considerably
The fair committe is having every
kthing done with view to permanent
/ cy and the track is being built espec
&ially to accommodate automobile rae
4 es which are becoming more popular
leach year.
The track will be fenced this year
4 and thirty-six foot grand stand with
! q seating capacity of 200 people, ana
1.-The same amount of grand stand win
Fbe erected next year. Concessions
/ will be let in the spaces provided be-
meath the grand stand. A judges
|stand will be erected and space pro-
[yided for the livestock exhibits
The horticultural, agricultural ano
|other exhibits will be placed in quar-
|ters here in town.
Everything is going aong nicely
and the Custer County fair at Chal-
Bis this year promises to be one of
THE best old-fashioned county rairs
ever pulled off in the State
In connection with the fair there
will be held rodeo with many ev-
ents planned to entertain the big
crowds which will be in attendance (
bach day
The committee urges all FARMERS !
ind stockmen to plan their EXHIBITS
pow, especially the agricultural, hor
fcultural and fine arts specimens.
Everyone is invited to aid the com
nittee in every way possible For a
kreat deal of work is required to put
PIE fair grounds in shape.
Plans are being formulated for the
Wanting of a great number OF trees
n the grounds and within the next
Few years the place will present a
perry pleasing appearance with plen-
y of shade to make everyone CON-
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29
PROCEEDINGS Of THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

; brose appeared IN behalf of the ".
C. jenkins & Co. Bankers, and after
being fully advised in the premises
it was ordered that the valuation on
Lots Nos. IS, & Il. in Block be re
duced 100000
In the matter 10 the proposed raise
in valuation of. the Bert Fox residence
Pursuant TO notice heretofore Civ
en-, Bert Fox appeared in person but
no satisfactory reason having been
given why said valuation should not
be raised, it was ordered that the
same be increased $4,000.
In the matter OF settlement with
Mary ". Jose. Tax Collector on the
second half of 1924 taxes on the Real
Estate Rolls:
In this matter. it appearing that the
Tax Collector had been charged with
sSG.sSS.e s, due on second payments
and that. there had been collected
and reported sSOSs2. %, returned as
delinquent s6.S16.64. making the en-
tire sum as above stated.
Now therefore, it is hereby ordered
that said statement be and is here
by accepted and approved.
In the matter of the proposed raise
in valuation of Thos S. McKenney's
residence in Challis. Notice having
been given. to appear and show cause
why the same should not be raised.
Thos. s. McKenney appeared IN per
son and satisfactory reason not being
given it was ordered that said vaiua-
ton be increased $4,000.
The Water Master Report Of Thos.
Jose for Dist No. s-H. Warm Springs
Creek was examined and approved
The hour OF adjournment having
arrived, Board adjourned until 9 o.
clock A. NJ. July a. 1925.
July II. 1925.
Pursuant to adjournment or yester
day, Board convened at 3 O'Clock A
N. with all members and clerk pres
ent:
whereupon. the Following Proceed
ings We're had:
In the matter Of Warrant No. rs
drawn on the Current Expense fund,
Jan. 10. 1925. payable TO Charlotte
Higbee, for Mothers pension L was
ordered that the same be cancelled
as the. party had lett Custer County
previous to the date said warrant
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29
NEW LOBBY COM
.PLETEDA SPRINGS

The management Of the Beardsley
aeginning Saturday evening, August,
lst. and continuing each Saturday
night thereafter, public dance viii
be held in the new lobby. The lobby
is 19x30 feet and viii accommodate
fifteen couples al a time. The admis-
sion price viii be ten cents per dance
with TWO encores. Luncheon and ice
cream viii be served Music by the
ChaIIis orchestra. All are invited.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29

Office of the Board of County Con
missioners of Custer County, idaho
ChaIlis. Idaho, July IL 1925.
Pursuant TO law and recess taken
June %. 1925 Board convened on this
day in regular session and also as a
Board of equalization with Richard
BENEFITS, D. NJ. Williams, sam Miller
Commissioners, Emmett Donahue
Clerk. Thos. s. McKenney. Assessor
present
whereupon the Following Proceed
ings were had:
At this time the Communication
from Chids Bond < Mortgage Co was
received and ordered placed on file.
The Bond OF John McKeivey as
water master in Dist No. % 4 and A
W Lambson as brand Inspector we're
examined and approved
In the matter Of the 1924 personnel
taxes OF John R. Smith. the Board
having been advised that the same
had been collected the second time
II was ordered that s1S.76 be refund
ed
The application Of Elmer Barns for
County Aid was examined and ap-
proved.
4 motion filed by W. W Adamson
and E W. Whitcomb. Attorneys in
the Election contests cases for the
nlaintifs. releasing Custer County
and the County Commissioners from
further liability in case said defend
ants salaries we're approved and paid
In the matter of the proposed raise
IN valuation of Stacy's Lost River
CONT Co. merchandise and notice
having been heretofore given. F. A
stacy appeared and showed cause
why said valuation should not be in
creased The Board ordered that no
increase be made at this time
In the matter of the application o.
Mrs. z. A. stacy for reduction on ner
residence valuation in Mac5ay' the
same was denied.
In the matter of the proposed val
nation on grazing and of Dan Ciark'
7 F Moreland and Chris Nelson
cold nersons did appear and show
cause why said valuation should NOT
he increased at ,lis time ana tne
BOARD ordered that no change be
made.
In the matter of a reduction in val
nation on what is known as the For
est building in Mackay, Geo. l.. Am
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29

Nackay = Empire Copper Comp
any enlarging mills and running
capacity
Bayhorse = Ramshorn mine heaVy
silver producer operating 10 capacity.
Bellevue - Minnie Moore mine EN-
ploys so miners
Hecla Company 10 build tailfngs
mill al Gem for 500 tnos daily
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29
Portable.

Portable.
The fair grounds site affords YER
pleasin view of Round Valley enc
the Salmon river with the big bluffs
to the west IS r background.
The Salmon City band will furnish
music for the. three days with two
hour concert on main street each ev-
ening
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29
BeIiepe Tobacco Necessity

Spanish beggars do NOT think 1t nec'
ssarv TO conceal their cigar when ask
~ for aims. Smoking is considered
IS necessary as breathing TO every nu-
man being out Of the cradle
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29
Erpend Millions

Purchases by the gold diarnsnd ana
coal mining companies OF South Africa
are sometimes as much as s9o.000.Ooo
a year.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29

CONTINUED on Page Eighty
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-22
Explosion Laid to
Carelessness by Report
of Fire Commissioner

An ordinance imposing stricter re-
gulations upon craft (which tie UP to
the banks Of the Chicago River inside
the city limits is necessary to safe
guard the lives of the people of Chi
cago and to prevent repetition of
the explosion of 10000 gallons of gas
oline aboard barge. This was the
recommendation made by Fire Com
missioner Joseph Connery.
The peril in Sundays explosion he
said was not merely from the specta.
cular fire itself. The greater danger
was from the huge stores Of other ex-
plosives on either shore-great tanks
OF naphtha for soap manufacture,
tanks containing millions of cubic feet
OF Illuminating gas and an under
ground reservoir of oil.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-22
R|FFIANS TAKE
3 BLOCKHOUSES
FROM INVADERS
French Morale Lou as
Natives Gain Ground

PARIS, France, July 20--The Riff
flan forces are driving wedge be-
tween the Spanish and French forces
facing them In Morocco. Abd-eI-
krlm's men have captured the French
fortified posts of Rlhana, Bah Hoferne
and oued HamrIve, north Of Teroual.
They are driving between the French
and Spanish which have contact
along the Loukos river.
The first Of the Moroccan troops
withdrawn from the Rhineland have
arrived at the French front. Marshal
Petain is endeavoring to restore the
waning morale of the French invad-
ers, whose strength has been Slapped
by the terrific midsummer African
heat and the Rif1an successes.
The cabinet is meeting here almost
constantly on the Moroccan invasion.
Premier Painleve announced that the
French imperialists have given Add
el-Krim the choice Of either accepting
the French peace" terms, which in
clude a Spanish protectorate for the
Riff, or of war to finish. The Riff
fans have already stated they will
not accept such degrading peace
Americans and French Imperialism.
The sultan Of Morocco accepted the
offer Of a dozen American soldiers Of
fortune to organize a new Lafayette
escadrille to fight against the Riffian
natives.
Coy. Charles Sweeney said the vol
unteers will have the same rank they
held in the American and French arm
les during the world war.
Present plans are for seven of us
to fly to Rabat, via Toulouse, next
Friday" said Sweeney, ".and at least
six more will follow BY the first boat
leaving Marseilles." GE
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-22
Minneapolis
CENTRAL BODY
AGAIN STIRRED
ROseland Denied Seat
BY Red Baiters

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, July 2o.-
When Louis Roseand presented his
credentials as a duly elected delegate
from the Carpenters local, to the Cen.
trial Labor Union last meeting, he
was denied a seat on objections from
Leslie Sinton Of the cooks and origi.
nal red baiter'of the local labor move
ment.
Sinton was assisted by Franklin
Hynes of the Typos, who protested
being a socialist" for many years,
and who was even arrested during the
Palmer raids and spent one whole
night in jail.
Since that episode, however, he has
joined the ranks of the red baiters.
Arthur Axsen of the Plumbers,
made the third objection, which three
objections, under the Paul ]. Smith
constitution, cause the Roseland dele
gatships to be referred to an 'investi-
cation committee" 1t is to report
back on Roseland next Wednesday.
The objections to Roseland were
based on the ground that he is a
Communist.
Had Roseland belonged to the ku
klux khan, the republican party, or, in
fact, any capitalist organization, the
DIRECTORS would have gladly seated
him.
Nevertheless, it is a highly signi-
ficant fact, that the big proletarian
unions of this city, contain rank and
file that wants to be represented by
left wingers. This rank and file can.
not be denied.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-22
Painters Of Frisco
Like Communist Talk
BY NORMAN eURsLEv.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 20. =
Tom Lewis, district organizer Of the
Workers Party, spoke recently before
Painters Union, Local No. 10, on "Or-
ganization." Comrade Lewis pointed
out the need for more cohesive or
ganization and the necessity for a
political party TO represent their in
terests. The men we're enthused by
his talk. After he finished. they said:
He didn't speak long enough. We've
got to have that fellow again"