The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-07

Eugene, OregOn-(A. sP0-Six small
children and one woman are dead to-
| day and three grown persons and
one child are suffering from burns
received last night when a can of
gasoline, mistaken for kerosene, ex-
ploded when the contents were pour
ed into stove to aid a smouldering
fire
Four Children Burned to Death
Chicago-(A P.)-Four of six
hildren of Joseph and Veronica Budak
were burned to death and the parents
and the remaining two children
severely burned in a fire that parti-
ally destroyed their home early to-
day. An overheated stove is believed
to have been responsible for the fire.
Irish Leaders Ambushed
Dublin-(A P.)-President Cos
grove announced to parliament this
afternoon that Deputy Sean Hales
had been shot and killed, and Deputy
speaker, was wounded while thsy
were on their way to the parliament
session.
Turks Bar Enemy ConsuIates
Angora-(A. PIT is announced
today that the Turkish Nationalist
government has decided it cannot &C
cept continuance of consulates or
postoffices of any power at war with
Turkey.
Throw Bomb at Cork
Cork=(A PA powerful bomb
was thrown at a military car this
The missile did not reach |
it's mark, but exploded nearby |
wounding two men and two women. +,
The bomb thrower escaped.
Would Investigate Meat Industry
Washington-(A P.)-An amend
ment to the packer control law to I
restore the federal trade commits I
sion's power to investigate the meat |
packing industry, was proposed in !
bill today by Senator LaFollette, re-
publican, of Wisconsin, who yester-
day secured the adoption of a reso-
ution inquiring into the proposed
A rmour- Morris merger.
Poindexter Loses by 1897 Votes
Olympia, Wash-(A P.)-The plu-
,ality of c. C. Dill over Senator Miles
in the November election
'icial figures of Secretary of State
l
Governor Hart this afternoon.
Columbia Basin Big Asset
Washington-(A. P.)-Completion of
he Columbia Basin project would be
# more value to the United States i
han the development of Egypt has Il
,een to the British government, Fred !
Adams, basin supervisor, tolf
ouse irrigation committee today at {
earrings on the bill to authorfze the
exclamation service to investigate the {
of the plan. At the con- {
fusion of Adams testimony the COM s
nittee adjourned, pending the return /
ere of Director Davis of the recIa- q
nation service, who is expected to | i
rive early next week. S
Refuses Pennsylvania e. Offer
Washington-(A. P)-Major Gen
raj Leonard Wood, governor general 7
f the Philippines, has decided to
emain at his present post and will
OF accept the offer of the University
f Pennsylvania to be provost of that | I
lstitution, according to information h
sceived here today by administrat- !,
IN officials. Fl
II. r. Separation Bad for Idaho il
WdSulnSCOu-tA ~ - SepdfdIlOli | r.
the Central Pacific and Southern Il
acific systems, would blast the last =
)pe left in the hearts of the people ::
Idaho for better railroad service, =
enator Gooding, republican, of Ida y
}, asserted today before the inter :,
ate commerce commission. =.
Hickey w. s. c. Football Captain m
Pullman-(A. P0--Verne Hickey, ly,
Everett, was today elected captain Itf
the 1928 Washington State College
otball team. hi
New Spanish Ministry.
P.)-The new Spanish :.
nistry was formed today. Marquis :.
Alchucemas is premier, and Santi- :
0. Alba, foreign. minister. :
Rebels Capture Irish Barracks. +
Jork-(A. P.)-Two hundred rebels +
ptured the barracks at Ballyma- +
era near MacrOOm Yesterday kill ! =