The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-10

Washington, CA. P.)-An organiza-
ton by the United States Grain Grow
ers, Inc, with the assistance of sew
eral Chicago millionaires, of a sub
sidiary division for the cooperative
marketing of grain was detailed to-
day by James K. Mason of Milton
Indiana, vice president of the United
State Grain Growers association
while testifying before the special
senate committee Investigating the al
legged activities of the United States
Grain Dealers association to prevent
cooperative marketing legislation
The millionaire the committee was
further told, was willing to advance
a million dollars or more to make the
undertaking a success.
Hold Negro for Murder
Jackson, Mich. CA PA negro,
taken from box car at Kalamazoo,
a short distance east of here this
morning, is being held by local police
for examination in connection with
the Staying here Thursday night of
Miss Alice Mallet, matron of the Crit
tonden Girls home The prisoner,
who gave his name as Freeman Hack
ett, was unable to give satisfactory
account of his movements since
Thursday, according to the police.
When found his shirt cuffs were
bruised.
No Large Loan to Germany
Paris, CA. P)-An important con-
clusion of the international committee
of bankers in a final report to the
allied reparations commission here
today says, that although a large in
ternationl loan to Germany cannot
be recommended now, the subject
can be taken up at a later date and
a relatively small loan, to
prevent financial collapse in Germ
any. might be arranged should neces-
stiles require.
Submit Naval Appropriation Bill
Washington, CA. P.)-An approprf-
alton of two hundred ninety-four mill
ion, two hundred thirty-five thousand
dollars was made in the annual naval
bill reported out today
by the senate appropriations comit-
see This represents a net increase OF
b42, 965 over the House bill, but S131,-
251 less than that requested by the
navy department The bill will be
called up Monday.
Demand Reduced Coal Prices
Washington, ca P)-S n at r
Walsh democrat, of Massachusetts, to-
Law declared that a congressional in
7estigation would be made, and in
lictments of bituminious coal operar-
,rs who used the Hoover price fix
ng agreements to raise their prices,
would be demanded unless Hoover OBJ
aims price reduction ION contract /!
,oal "in a few days"
Hold Man in Idaho Case
Pratt, Kan, GA. P)-S. A. Thomp- |
ION, Of Fresno, California, held here
oday charged with transporting a !
tolen automobile from Fresno to ,
Iullan, Idaho, has admitted his iden |
ity, according to Sheriff Thompson. !
Modify Rate Regulations
Washington, CA. P.)-All existing
and orders of the inter
tate commerce commission which ,
night interfere with the establish
nent of the ten per cent reduction in |
abroad freight rates effective July |
were withdrawn or modified today
" the interstate commerce commits
ion.
Continue PinchOt Fight
Philadelphia, CA. P.)-Regular or
anization forces of the republican
arty of Pennsylvania, today won II
ictory from the supporters of Gift
I'd Pinchot, republican candidate for
Governor, when they elected W. Harry
Baker, of Harrisburg, chairman of
he state republican committee.
[rs. Mallory Defeats Englfshwoman
London, CA. P. Mrs. Molla Blur
tedt Mallory, American woman ten
is chapmion, won the North London
single tennis championship
MS afternoon, defeating Mrs. Beam
III, English star, 63; ga; display
lg the best playing form she has
hown since her arrival in Englani
[Ope of Irish Settlement Again Looms
London, CA. P.)-After todays
leeting of the British signatories of
le Anglo-Irish treaty, it was stated
lat Arthur Griffith, President of
ail Eireann, would meet Premier
lloyd George this afternoon, and it
as likely that a settlement of the /