The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-21

with q total membership OF VI 20
has been suspended from the Amer
can Federation of Labor, unless will
In the next ninety days, 1t transfer
to the international Brotherhood c
Transfers all drivers, chauffeurs
stablemen and garage employees here
tofore under the jurisdiction of tn
clerks. Vote to suspend was ON |
roll call, 23,S45 to 1896.
President Coolidge expects soon Il
I'LL the vacancy on the shipping boart
caused by the resignation Of Freder
lex l. Thompson. He is going ahead
with his plans to examine the entire
shipping board situation, an investi
cation which may result in his recon-
mendfng congress abolish the body.
A resolution scoring the evolution
theory was passed by The council Of
the Seventh-day Adventists in annual
session at Des Moines, Iowa. The
resolution reiterates the belief of the
Adventists in the Bible account of
the worlds beginning.
Imprisonment for life was the SEN
tence given Everett Adams, II, of
Ohio, a schoolboy. He
confessed killing his good samari-
an" Adam r. Clawson, Lodi, N. Y.
school teacher. The jury was out
I've hours. It's only question was
o fix the punishment for the youth
I'll murderer.
The first pension award growing
ut Of the Shenandoah disaster has
cen made by the pension bureau to
frs. Alice B. Lawrence of Washing
On, widow Of Lieutenant John Boil
lrd Lawrence. She was allotted $50 |
er month under the 1925 pension
ct.
James B. Duke, Millionaire tobacco
anufacturer is dead at his home in
ew York. The millionaire, known
roughout the country for his finan-
al and philanthropic eccentricities,
ID been Ill for eleven weeks, be-
ming with nervous breakdown.
itch he suffered while at Newport,
l.
Beatrice Fenner, 20-year-old blind
1 of Los Angeles, whose compost
MS nave been sung by Madame
nelita Galli-Curci, has been award
a scholarship by the Julliard Mus
i foundation Of New York, 1t was
nounced.
FOREIGN
rhe Manila house adopted the SEN !,
Is resolution instructing Sergio
mena, president of the house and
Philippine resident commissioner
to oppose any attempt
congress to amend the Jones law
h respect to the disposition of
DIS in the Philippines. The pres @
law limits the amount Of land any
Ividual or corporation may own to
acres.
|. Caillaux, newly returned from
debt funding labors at Washing ID
presented his report to the cab =
council and at the conclusion of M
three-hour discussion, Premier
,leve said. THE project NJ Gail. 1t
brough back from America will
thoroughly studied Negotiations la
the United States will continue"
kolai Lenin, OF Mosco, father of
hevism, is, to be given one of the
elaborate tombs in hte world. sn
8 for the erection of marble
soleum to replace the temporary tiv
len structure in which his body
rests were announced by the So r.
government. Sn
resolution was introduced in the .
la senate asking congress and loo
people OF the United States to eve
the Philippines complete in "
1dence. sur
Q first years experience of the you
Idaho sugar company in South wo'
liberia, Canada, is promising, ac-
ng to w. H. Watts, vice presi- day
and general manager of the Can ten
Sugar Factories, Ltd. The Can par
branch, which has this year shire
a factory, will be ready for op- 81
n before November, he says. ono,
Rumanian ambassador to Bull binc
with his wife. was fired on keeI
automobile riding in the capital. II
lsing automatics opened fire on expr
AMBASSADORS auto. The assail- cline
escaped. Ut
Iizio Torringiana, grand master Spri
Masonic order in Italy has is
IN order to all lodges to hold rantl
etings and cease all work until VIII
notice. His action follows the 10 III
facist-Mason clashes at Flor. w
n which several persons were 80 tn
TIL
Communist transport workers Inc
Paris region were caJ,ad o,t Dolol
I is regarded as curtain paper
" the general strite arrangaa signe
reds as a protest against the Wn
policy in Morocco street
met q
French finance commission of ~ no
Imber OF deputies has pruned ~.