The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-14
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| TE[EGRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
a RESUME OF THE WEEKS
o0iNos IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events Of the Last Seven
Oays Reported by Wire and Pro-
pared for tho Benefit Of the
Busy Reader
wEsTERN EpIromE


year attempt to drift across the mort
pole, was attached for debts of 5000
Atfthe Instance Of Armour & Co. an
other supply houses, a United Stats
marshal seized the Maud under a II
bel.
The conference of national parl
superintendents, in session at Mesa
verde National park, Colorado, pass
cd q resolution condemning the cree.
ZION OF signboards along public high
ways and congratulating business in
terests that have ordered a disco Stin-
uancs of the practice.
Colorado Stockgrowers advocated
10 the senate subcommittee on public
lands that grazing permits in nation
a forests be issued to establish stock
men Tor a period of ten years. They
also recommended that grazing fees
De turned over to the states in which
the forests are located.
20 per cent reduction in the u. p.
and o. s. L. railroad forces at Green
river, Wyoming, ordered for October
I, has been Cancelled, it was announ-
ca at railway headquarters. A heavy
increase In railroad business is given
as the reason for the change of plans
Willam G. Bradbury, contractor,
builder, rancher and one of the lead
ing figures In the development of Col
'raoo and other western states for
more than fifty years. died at his ,
aome at Denver. He was rs years old
winter range prospects In south '
western Wyoming are the best they
ave been for forty years. Unusually :
leavy rains have prevailed since last .
prlng, causing an unusually heavy q
rowtn OF forage on all range areas. /,
'niy an unusually heavy snow will .
eep sheep and cattle fSom wintering =
unusually good condition. r,
engineer W. X. Smith of Southern
acil1c passenger train No. was kill
l. MS fireman Is missing and eight -
lssengers are reported injured in a =,
Vision between a passenger and a =.
eight train near Sparks. - -
GENERAL te
PERSONAL income tax collections in 49,
70 decreased $197, 405, 1903 or 22.93 ~
cent as compared with 1922. ac- 80
ding to revised statistics made A.
bic by the internal revenue bureau
Washington. Records show that
7S,S21 persons filed income tax re-
ms for 1928. The aggregate net in rr'
ne was S24,S40,134,ss4 and the tax .ne
3 651,505. thr
dis
chool teachers of Shabrona, ILL.,, cla
be required to spend at least rec
20 week-ends of every month fou
hin the confines of the village, ac- SEQ
ling to an edict of the school T
rd. J. B. Stout. superintendent of atte
ools declared about half the teach be
nave been spending their week 1926
out OF town and did not attend dins
local community functions. tolit
he state racing commission has oons
ed from all Maryland tracks Jock pop'
Martin (Frenchy) Schwartz and 80 :,
batterv - az oiec- Anne
peed on the Havre de Grave track onu'
ntly. AS
could
phrase hitherto absent from ski,
licas International debt funding motto
tiations-a sharp controversy and
lie amount OF the obligation apoli
70 W. as the chief problem con- to tn
ing the American debt commits court
anu representatives OF the Gee check
iovakian government in their North
coming funding discussions at VIM
fngton.
ming thirty minutea ,ot. .h hibitit
ION & Texas Central railroads wet.
train Sunbeama nor,hho contai
90 with the railroads passenger vodka
No. 16, southland NJ prvon appear
more than thirty persons are ana
ed to have been injured. No nave
as killed. but as
period
air mail between Chicago and poned
'ork is both waste of time and Am
according to an experiment rrenct
ted by the Chicago Tribune nected
". Letters carrying the extra ionaI
Is postage and deposited in the ment "
air mail boxes took from two ~ dsr,
. days in transit. Letters post . dao,.
The Twentieth Century and the narIi, -
ray Limited trains were deliy. cr.s.od
twenty-four hours. oooo mn
~ o"pson OF Alabama, Skele
'cratic member of the shipping ..-.
submitted his res
to President Coolidge. The or ~
ut Immediately accepted the " YVES
lion. 1t is effective Nov. /. Americ'
rs OF the tickle GOODIES of Mexico
In Chicago gambling houses A can
'ugh break from lady luck ors Of 8,
ate's attorney detectives with write h,
ming made simultaneous raids paper Z
ore u places, heretofore con- who can
protected" Some 200 men munich,