The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-29
FEDERAL Authorities INSTRUCTED
TO CLEAN UP ON ALL BOOZE CASES

Washington CA. P.)-The attention
of federal authorities throughout the
country has been officially called to
the necessity of cooperating closely
with prohibition enforcement agencies
with view to curbing the extensive
violations of the statutes. Federal at
tOrneys have been instructed to push
all pending liquor cases and to sug-
gest, when proper, the imposition of
the heaviest penalties upon convict
ions. Their attention has been speci-
fically called to the reports that some
cereal beverage manufacturers are
marketing product of illegal alco-
holic content.
Gonzaga to Meet Notre Dame.
Spokane ca P.)-The offer of a
football game with Notre Dame Uni
versity at San Diego, Calf, on Christ
mas day was received here today by
Coach Charles E. Dorais of Gonzaga
University from the San Diego Recrea-
tiOn and Athletic club. The tele-
graphed offer said the opportunity had
been extended because of Gonzaga's
showing here last Saturday in defeat
ing the University of Idaho, IA to Z.
Coach Dorais said he was considering
the offer favorably.
Britain Wants Action.
London ca P.)-Great Britain will
scrap no more warships under the
Washington disarmament treaty until
other nations have taken action and
scrapped their quota, according to as
surances given questioners in the
house of commons today by Eyres
Monsell, financial secretary to the ad
miralty.
Newberry's Successor Named.
Lansing, Mich. CA. P)-Mayor
James Couzens of Detroit, was today
appointed by Governor Groesbeck as
United States senator from Michigan
to fill the unexpired term of former
Senator Truman H. Newberry, who re-
signed. Mayor Couzens has accepted
the appointment, the governor said.
English Minister Leaves.
London CA. P.)-Central News dis
patches from Athens say that F. o.
Lindley, British minister to Greece,
has left for Lausanne to confer with
Lord Curzon, British foreign secre-
tary.
Fight in Oil Fields.
Monroe, La CA. PA number Of
men were wounded, and several are
reported dying, following a fight be-
tween masked men and field workers /
near Smackover, Ark, last night, ac-
'cording to long distance telephone
message received from Eldorado by
authorities here today.
Pass Irish Bills.
London CA. P.)-Irish bills ratify-
ing the new Free State constitution
and embodying other necessary legis-
lation under the Anglo-Irish treaty
were passed by the house of commons
tonight.
Charred Bodies Found.
Grass Valley, Calf. CA PD-The
charred bodies of Cary Rector, electrl-
cal engineer, and his two sons, Cary,
Jr, fourteen years of age, and Ray
mond, eight years of age, were found
here today in the ruins OF an apart
ment building which was swept by
flames. The skulls of the two boys
to have been crushed and a
hammer was found close to the fathers
body.
One Killed In Oil Fields.
Shreveport, La CA. P)-One man
was killed in a clash of citizens seek
ing to enforce better order against
what they described as the laWless
element y in the Smackover oil fields :
last night, according to a report ?
reaching the sheriff's office at Cam }
den, Ark, it was said today.
Uninstructed Debt Commission. t
London a. P.)-Chancellor Ex- I'd
chequer Baldwin will go to America T
On the debt funding commission un- c
nampered by government Instructions, T
Prime Minister Bonar Law stated to- t
lay in the house of commons. Prime v
Minister Law said, " I think it would n
,e unadvisable in negotiations of this f
Kind to have the hands of respons- t.
BILE minister tied by such instruc- t.
ions" v
Ship Relief Bill Passed. t.
Washington CA P.)-The admins
ration shin bill TO extend government 6
id to American shipping was ppassed 7
" the house today The vote was 2O8 ?
or to "a against with two members T
# the house voting present.
Murderer to Hang. = ),
Walla Walla, Wash. CA. PD-The / 4
United States supreme court refused II
oday to grant a writ of error In q
he case of James E. Mahoneyy, con- h
-icted of first degree murder in con- q
lection with the death of his aged !,
wife, Kate Moers Mahoney, whose II II
'ody was found in Lake Washington :, =
anal at Seattle in 1921. Unless, some :.
ther authority intervenes, Mahoney -
will hang at the state penitentiary :,
lere next Friday. d,
Guards and Peasants Clash. n
Madrid "a PA collision between e7
he civil guards and peasants in Ga tt
icia yesterday resulted in the killing p
Il three men and the woundin OF
even. The trouble arose as con- 7
of the dissolution of agrarian
ssociations by government order.