The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-15
/ L'FOLLETTE SAYS SHIP SUBSIDY CONTRARY
TO,EXPRESSED Will AMERICAN PEOPLE

Washington-(A. PIN openin,
the progressive bloc attack agains
the administration shipping bill
Senator R. M. LaFollette, republican
of Wisconsin, declared in the senat,
today that the measure is contrary
to the expressed will of the Ameri
can pepole" and that the action O.
the president and it's sponsors in at
tempting to force its passage at this
time is an open challenge to The peo-
pie and violation of the trust re-
posed by the people in their dele
gated representatives.
Treasury Notes Over-Subscribed
Washington-(A. P.)- Over-sub-
scription of the recently announced
combined offering of treasury notes
and certificates was assured today
as the treasury began the disburse-
ment of billion dollars in the re-
demption of Victory notes, the can
collation. of maturing certificates of
| indebtedness and certain interest
payments.
Norris Bill Reported FayOrably
Washington-(A- PD-The bill of
Senator Norris, republican Of Ne
braska, to establish hundred mil
lion dollar government corporation
to finance the sale of agricultural
products, was ordered reported fay
orably today by the senate agricul-
tural committee.
To Prohibit Tax Exempt Securities
Washington-(A. P)-The house
rules committee today voted to give
-to
luton proposing an amendment to
the constitution under which a fur
ther issuance of tax-exempt securi-
ties would be prohibited.
Poincare Ready to Quit
Paris-(A. P)-Premier Poincare,
after sketching briefly and optimist-
ically the progress of reparations
and the Turkish, peace negotiations,
told the chamber of deputies today
that he was ready to withdraw
gracefully if the chamber thought
it had ready another cabinet better
qualified than his to work for
France.
Rob Oklahoma Bank
Caddo, OkIahoma-(A P.)-Fiye
men held up the Caddo National bank
here shortly before noon, locked IA
persons in the vaults and escaped in
a large motor car with approximate
ly $4,000 in Liberty bonds.
Bank Runner Held Up
Philadelphia-(A. P.)-Seven men
in an automobile robbed the First
National bank of Darby runner of
$10,SO0 today, while he was taking
the weekly payroll to Fels & Co.,
soap manufacturers. The runner
was struck in the cheek by flying
glass from the windshield, shattered
by the bandits bullet The bandits
escaped.
Free State Garrisons Captured
Dublin-(A P)-Free State garri- +
sons in Callan, Thomastown and
in southern County of
Kilkenny, are reported overpowered
and captured by the irregulars.
Consider Preparations TangIe
Washington-(A. P)-The Europ-
can reparations tangle, which is
a break between Great
Britain and France, is understood to
1ave been discussed by President
Meeting which lasted over two hours.
Bozeman Fireman Killed
Bozeman, Mont. - CA. P) One
member of the fire department was
,illed early this morning and two ;
,thers overcome with smoke, while ,
lighting a blaze in the downtown ,
district, which started about a. M
oday and was still spreading at I
Ioon. I
Keller Drops Daugherty Case ,
Washington-(A. P)-Representa- |
i've Keller Of Minnesota, failed to c
ppear today before the house judici- {
ry committee, in response to s
ummons served him late yesterday, /
fter he had refused to participate /
urther in the presentation of his i'm Q
eachment charges against Attorney
Ieneral Daugherty. t
President VIII Consult Harvey b
London-(A- .)-Ambassador Har-
ey has been called home for con-
ultation, it is stated at the Ameri- :
an embassy this afternoon He will
all December 49, Mrs Harvey will
OF accompany him.
British Parliament AdiOurus
London-(A P.)-The British par
ament prorogued today until Feb
larry Is. The program for adjourn
ent went through without a hitch. q
aspite the efforts Of small body of II
1T wing labor members to prevent n
until remedy is found for the 9
situation. II
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In Memory Of W. D. Morgareidge.