The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-06-03

j OF the publicity provision OF tna- nc
enue law was evident following tn
decision of the United States 81
preme Court holding the clause pc
hitting public inspection OF amount
paid by taxpayers to authorize new
paper publication.
II took a Rhea county, Tennessee
grand Jury, nine OF whose thrice
members were farmers. exactly on
hour to decide that John T. Scopes
science teacher should be indicted TO
violation of the Tennessee Law
against teaching evolution in the pub
lie schools.
Eleven Of the twelve jurors who
heard her case were united in an ef
fort to free Miss Olympia Maccri, 20
year-old mother whose trial for the
murder of John Bagnano, of New Hav-
en-, Conn, father of her child, ended
in the jury's disagreement.
Maude Lee Mudd, 16-year old heir
ess to an estate valued at more than
s1.000,O00, has disappeared from the
home of her mother at Miami, Okla.
Mrs. Susan Bomberry and officers
have been unable to find any trace
of her.
Land reclamation which has been
a1 {t,1v IN rvi1I ha
broadened by the bureau of reclama-
tion of the department of interior, to
include the neglected and thinly pop
ulated areas Of the South Atlantic
states.
A relapse has occurred in the con-
litlon of Ernest Dewitt Burton, pres
dent Of the University of Chicago
who has been i'll for some time of an
Intestinal trouble. Relatives were
allied to the bedside Of the stricken
educator. After consultation, ply
icians announced DIR. Burton's con-
ition as critical following second
peration within month.
DR.. Charles r. Erdman, Princeton,
?. j., was elected moderator of the |
eneral assembly of the Presbyterian
hurch in the United States at Column
us, Ohio, pledged to restore harmony
/ the church by peaceful methods"
Because they broke the college
overnment association edct against
noking, thirty-two Wellesley Mass,
)llege girls are on parole and will
Of be allowed outside the campus
mits until the end of the college
ears, 1t became known here.
FOREIGN
Queen Mary Of England quietly
Celebrated her fifty-eighth birthday
She received countless
including messages
ON the Prince of Wales, who now
in South Africa, and Prince George
no Is on his way to Join the Brit
I squadron in Chinese waters.
An international conference to dis
IS the prevention or limitation of
e use of chemicals and disease
rms in war was recommended by
9 military committee Of the league
nations conference on the limita-
ms Of traffic in arms and NUM-
ms. Tho proposal was inspired
gely by Germany's announcement
willingness to sign convention >,
bidding the use of poison gas in :,
r.
from the Nichi Nichi :. !.
respondent at Kasoshima, Japan, .
ort the explosion Of Mount Suwas- y
ina an active volcano on Oshima :.
md. The eruption sent huge :;
ks tumbling down the mountains, .,
shing number of dwellings at ~
base. The inhabitants fled to
,kashima island.
he next council Of the league Of -,
ions will be convoked at Geneva -,
June 8. The league has inform o.,
Austria that the league council has 90
roved its recent petition for the of
ointment of expert economists to 81,
lire into economic conditions in IN
tria. IN
slief parties from warships sent so
he Tajima district, northwest of ~,
IA, Japan, Immediately following IN
earthquake there recently, in a Of
TT to the navy department esti- xii
that the dead will probably num- CHI
800 and the injured 1000. The
hips were dispatched to coast me
OF Tajima with food, sanitary ha
lies and doctors for Toyo-Oka bal
kinosaki. which suffered most Law
rely and where they report re- feu
work in progressing rapidly. or
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willow tree from Mt. Vernon was fer
ed in the garden of the Chateau [
havaniac, where Lafayette was Of
and grew to manhood and which thr
leans have brought and convert yer
to children's sanitarium as a isis
ette memorial The planting of DUR