The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07

| Washington, CA. P.)-"There will be
no adjournment of congress until the
soldiers compensation bill is made
a law which is to betaken up and
disposed of under a special agree
ment as soon as the tariff bill is
passed. This promise was made to-
day by Senator McCumber of North
Dakota, chairman of the finance COM
mittee, to Mrs. R. H. Smith of Whit
man, Massachusetts, who delivered the
third petition bearing million sig
natures espousing the enactment of
the bonus bill
Proposes Prohibition Amendment
Washington, Ca )-Prohibition
officers could board and search vessels
within six marine leagues eighteen
geographical miles )of the United
States coast under an amendment to
the tariff bill proposed today by Sen
ator Stoling, republican, South Da-
kota, member of the judiciary com
mittee.
Republicans Fail to Pass Rule
Washington, ca P.)-The Republi-
can move to enforce the cloture ad-
ministration tariff failed today in the
senate. The vote of the motion to
OlAAO1 SC thO CAlOtillS 1ulC ldllCu lOl W
five to thirty-five, nine less than the
required two-thirds majority
Issue Warrant Against Union Men
Topeka, Kan, CA. PA state war
rant was issued today against T.
Huntington, president, and Thomas
Hillery, secretary, of the federated
shop craft unions, numbering eleven,
of Topeka, charging violation of the
Kansas Industrial Court Act in issu-
ing strike orders which resulted in the
walkout of shopmen in Santa Fe shops
here July 1.
Hang Murderers of Sheriff
Salem, Oregon, CA. P)-John Rattle
and Elvie D. Kirby, were hanged sep
arately today for participation in tile
murder of Sheriff Till Taylor when
the convicts broke Jail at Pendleton.
Ore, July 25, 1920 Neil Hart, lead
er of the Jail breakers, was hanged
here November 5, 1920 and Leroy
Stoop and Floyd Henderson are serv-
ing life sentences in the state peni-
tentiary.
De Valera's Lieutenant Dies
Dublin, GA. P)-Catel Bruga,
(Charles Burgess) one of de Valeras
chief lieutenants, died today of
wounds he received Wednesday while
trying to fight his way clear at the
surrender of the Republican garrl-
sons in the Sackville area.
Chile Announces Position
Paris, "a. PD-Dr. Rivas Vienna,
Chilean ambassador at Paris, announc
ed at the closing sessions of the dis
armament commission of the League
of Nations today, that Chile would de-
mand inclusion in the agenda of the
fifth Pan-American conference, at
Santiago, next March, on the question
of world disarmament, naval and mill
tary.
Strikers May Settle Own Problems
Springfield, Ill, CA. P.)-That auth
ority to call special state convention
of Illinois coal miners to act on Pres .
ident Farrington's plan for separate
wage contract for illinois should the
federal government Intervene in the |
nationwide coal strike was given
harrington by his executive board and
subdistrict committee at a secret ses-
sion last night became known today.
Strikers Drive Off Employees
ST. Louis, CA P.)-J. M Kurn, pres
ident of the st. Louis-San Francisco /,
railway To-Day issued statement tfiat |
strikers had succeeded in driving |
off fifty-three men with threats of
lynching" at road shops in Spring
field, Mo-, and another lot of twenty |
eight men had been taken away by |
the chief Of police of Springfield and |
shortly afterwards unioaGcd at our
barracs.
To Conduct Hearing on Liquor
Washington, CA. .P)-Attorney Gen
eral Daugherty arranged to conduct
the hearing next Thursday of the |
question of the legality of permitting
the sale Of ntoxicaf ling liquors aboard
board vessels, it was learned
today at the department of justice.
Laf0llette Attacks Tariff Bill
Washington, "a. P.)-The opening
attack on the administration tariff
bill was made by Senator Lafollette,
Of Wisconsin, republican member Of
the finance committee, who declared
in the senate today that passage of
the tariff bill would mean the defeat