The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
PRESIDENT WILSON STARTS
WESTERN TOUR WEDNESDAY

President Wilson starts next We'd
nesday on his trip to the Pacific coast
and will speak in the principal cities
of the west, northwest and south. He
will go to San Francisco to review the
fleet and will make addresses both on
his western and eastern routes. He
will tell the people of the United
States about the peace treaty and the
league of nations and ask their sup
port for the ratification of both. He
will speak in at least one Idaho town,
his itinerary as announced including
an address at Occur d'Alene in the
morning and Spokane in the afternoon
of September IL.
VIII Speak in at Least Thirty Cities.
WASHINGTON-(By Associated
Press.) President Wilson will visit
80 cities during the tour Of the country
in the interest Of the peace treaty and.
the league of nations covenant and
will be absent from Washington until
80. He will leave here next
Wednesday night and make his first
address at Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday.
His itinerary, as announced at the
White House today includes addresses
at Indianapolis Thursday evening, st.
Louis, September and Kansas City,
Mo-, September 6.
viii Speak in Idaho.
Other dates announced include Sep
tember| II, forenoon address at Bill
lings and evening at Helena, Montana;
on the 18th he will speak in the fore
noon at Occur d'Alene and afternoon
at Spokane; on the 18th he will speak
in Tacoma in the forenoon and Seattle
in the evening, and on the 18th he will
be at Portland.
Republicans Still Nagging President.
WASHINGTON - Representative
republican, of Illinois, in
5roduced a resolution today proposing
that congress declare the president
should postpone his proposed tour of
he country at least until such time
as we may know definitely the prob
ems which confront US growing out /
If the country's industrial situation
md the cost Of living problem
Want Wilson to Stop Steel Strike
Observation-Disclosures Wilson
will be asked to take a hand in the
controversy between the steel work
RS and the United States steel cor
,ration in an effort to prevent the
General strike, it was announced to-
lay by the steel workers committee
Who charged the steel corporation is
rying to force the issue before the
resident could have an opportunity
0 pass upon the merits of the con-
roversy.
Lnox Sees a New BugabOO in Treaty.
WASHINGTON. - Declaring the
eace treaty cannot be enforced but
viii lay the foundation for centuries
f blood letting" Senator Knox, of
republican member of ,
he foreign relations committee and
enate today the United States should {
ecline to become party to the Yer ,
allies settlement, but should negotiate
separate peace with Germany. "The |
ard and cruel terms of this treaty"
e asserted, Imposed on Germany
enalties which violate international
wv and engender strife"
lakes Charges Against Crowder and
Baker
WASHINGTON.-Fostering unfair !
nd prejudiced Investigations of army Z
ourt martial practices through "pack- :
II bodies of inquiry were charged to {
ecretary of War Baker and Judge
dvocate General Crowder today by (
amuel t. Ansell, former acting judge
dvocate general in resuming his :
before the senate military !
lb-committee.
BOIsheviki Take Towns