The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-06

special dispatches herein are also re-
served
LLOYD GEORGE VS.. WILSON.
The kings anxiety to confer some
notable honor upon the prime minis
ter. Mr.. George, in recognition of his
services in the war and the peace
conference, compels one to think
sadly of poor Mr.. Wilson. No one in
this country suggests honors for the
president in recognition of any serv-
ices he may have performed. In
stead, a petition to congress for his
impeachment for high crimes has
been started in New York and IL may
get signed by thousands of people.
The petition describes him as the
great anarch' and logically he
should be burned at the stake. The
chief difference between Wilson and
Lloyd George is that every fault
Wilson didn't commit at Paris Lloyd
George did, yet the premier's king
wants to make him an earl.--Spring
field Republican.
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SEND THEM BACK.
1t was said few months ago that
something more than thousand OF
the Germans informed here were re-
garded as dangerous; if only half
that number are included in the bill
now before congress, it is evident
that our authorities have not erred
on the side of strictness. These per-
SONS ought to be sent back to Ger
many, and never allowed to land here
again They came among us and
were received as friends, and they
behaved as enemies. New York
Times.
The circus is in town today. 1t
makes little difference to the people
generally, whose circus it is, or how
large or how small, for it brings back
10 the old what, in their childhood was
The greatest event of the year To the
children it brings the same Joy and
Wild delight that it brought to us in
our childhood The circus is grand
institution for it breaks the monotony
y work and adds spice and interest
% our lives. Long live the circus and
nay it ever bring to childhood the
hrills of JOY that it brought to us
when we were younger and knew less
Il life's ills and burdens.
Reed Of Missouri, although classed
"a some kind of democrat, is typical
+ the governing mind in the United
'tates senate just now. He can see
% reason why the United States
hould be interested in conditions in
EUROPE in the matter of supplying
Use. Yet government in United 4
tates at this time must be hampered {
> such men and such minds when {
he world is crying for craftsmanship. :
Lewiston Tribune.
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If any further proof were needed \
in food stuffs in America, b
V great decline in prices of staples 7
Chicago in the past few days as a
suit of the mere suggestion that an p
vestigation Of living costs was to be -
ade, furnished that proof. The prof y
sers cannot stand an investigation n
d when an outraged public annolsnc- Q,
its intention of taking action, ii
ices started on the toboggan and 50
m prices dropped 80 cents bu- q,
ell. tn
Under government control out of ia
cry seven cents of new revenue -
, railroads spend twelve cents for
ded costs. If man ran a peanut
md on that basis his creditors ~
uld be worrying how long he could
t.-Los Angeles Times. vac
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here are indications that many of
statesmen at Washington would
Oh prefer to retain the privilege of sv,
tious criticism of the president to
n to join with him in meeting the of
blems Of the times Lewiston inc
bune. syl
title Edgar Sizer, son of Capt E. mrs
Sizer of Tacoma is the guest of dec
and Mrs. J. A. Suddreth He ex- uni