Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

Exports OF American fOOuStllffS fOI
r the month of July and the seven
, months of this year ending with July
) showed material decline, the depart
! ment Of commerce announced The
general decline is to be expected, Of
, ficials stated, due to the formal read
justment and return to pre-war coIdi-
j lions. Meat and meat products and
wheat took the biggest drop while ex-
ports OF coarse grains, due to the low
price in this country. continued to in
1 crease.
Conferees on the tariff bill expect
to have their report ready for the
snate and house by September Is.
Efforts to get Henry Ford to with
draw his offer for Muscle Shoals, for
the reason that acceptance of his bid
by congress would remove any posi-
bility Of his being Il presidential or
senatorial candidate, will be made
shortly by group OF Ford political
backers.
favorable report on the amended
Pomerene bill to regulate expenditures
In connection with the election of SEN
ators and representatives. was ordered
by the senate elections committed AS
amended, the bill would provide that
candidate for the senate could ex-
pend not more than $4,000 'fn any |
campaign for selection as candidate |
and for his election to the senate"
While a candidate for the house could
not expend more than $1,000.
Breeding dairy cow which will
give enough milk to feed thirty chill.
dren day-more than six times the
capacity of the ordinary cows one
OF the latest feats of the Industry.
which has been accomplished by the
United States department of agricul-
ture, and which can be done by pro-
per feeding and selectiye breeding on
the Maryland government farm.
Payment by the government of ST.
100000 to the person who discovers a
permanent cure for any one of five
diseases was proposed in bill by
Representative Sproul, Republican,
illinois. The diseases enumerated are
tuberculosis, pneumonia. epilepsy, de-
nentia, praecox.
The crew Of the giant seaplane Sam
,aio Correia, which collapsed and fell
nto the ocean between Cuba and Hal
Il while attempting flight from
New York to Rio de Janeiro, probably
VIII be landed at Guantanamo. Cuba,
" the U. S. s. Denver. All members
II the crew were picked up by the
)enver after the plane made bad
anding and was smashed
FOREIGN !
The German mark is selling on New
'ork market at five cents per hundred. h
rhe hotel employees of Buda Pest I,
ave proclaimed general strike fol- 4
owing refusal of their demands for in. n
fusion of 10 per cent tip in all bills +
resented to guests. The guests in. n
luding a number of Americans are q
eing obliged to cook their own meals. Y
The unlonlsts in Guatemala have q
verthrown the government Of Presi. {
ent Orellana, and the president is c
leeing the country. II
Shanghafs experiment, begun some O
wo years ago, to eliminate CONNER +
ialized vice from the international s.
has been occasioning wide
pread discussion in Shanghai and
lsewhere by reason of recent official
eports that seem to indicate the be- n
I that the plan adopted will not q
'ork. =
Manuel l. Quezon, president of the u
hillipine senate. addressing the Phil u
pine agricultural congress Wednesday K
famed bot hthe Republican and the s.
parties for non-investment h
American capital in the Philippines. n
al
Great Britain viii hold an Inter- Il
ational Air Congress in London the
Ist week Of June, 1923. The con-
renee Will be open TO all countries
HshNhA
onal Air Convention. The technical n,
nd scientific development OF aero in
iuties in all its aspects will be dis =,
used. ~
EnglAnd's policy on Preparations IS ~
ored by Andre Tardieu in speech. III
An American steamer is fired on by
llnese troops and the captain badly
lunded. III
kink Alfonso wins $4,000 francs AT IN
'auFille races By backing American NJ
lAoys y.
Austria bankrupt credit Is sole i''
pe fof rehabilitation
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