The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-07-21

Washington-(A. P.)- Distribution
of coal during the strike emergency
through special commission is un-
derstoOd today to be the administra-
ton plan to make certain of the fuel
necessary to the continued railroad
operation.
The final details of the scheme are
said to be still incomplete, but in gen
eral the plan is understood to con-
template central committee work
ing through local committees in fiji
teen or twenty districts correspond
ing roughly to the localities repre-
sented by nonunion coal operators
who took part in the voluntary agree
ments for fixing the maximum fair
price for coal. The scheme is under
stood to be based mainly upon CO.
operation producing operators, rail-
roads and government agencies to in
sure distribution of fuel to carriers.
1t is planned that the weapon for en-
forcing the committees instructions
for distribution, it is understood, will
be contemplated through placing an
interstate commerce commission upon
each local committee.
Embargo Placed on Perishable Goods
Seattle-(A P)-The Great North
ern railroad has announced an en-
barge on perishable freight, due large
ly, it is said, to conditions in Mon
tana.
Has Wet Plank in Platform
Seagrit, N. ia. P.)-The sale of
beer and light wines by grocery
stores will be one of the planks Of
Governor Edwards platform in his
campaign for United States senator,
he announced today He is said to
be opposed to saloons.
Governor Will Not Call Out Troops
Des Moines, Ia.-(A. PD-"I will
not order out troops on the unsup-
ported requests of the railroads until
there is more necessity than has been
evidenced in cases that have arisen"
said Governor Kendall today.
Files Bankruptcy Proceedings
New York-(A. P.)-Allen A. Ryan,
prominent Wall Street broker, today
filed in the federal court a voluntary
petition in bankruptcy Ryan, who is
the son of Thomas Fortune Ryan, and
who figured in the famous corner in
Stutz, in his petition listed liabilities
totaling $32,435, ATT and assets exceed
ing one million dollars.
Chile and Peru Will Arbitrate
Washingtonr-(A P)-The agree
ment Of Chile and Peru to arbitrate
the Tacna-Arica controversy was sign
ed by plenipotentiaries of the two
governments today at a final session
of the Chilean-Peruvian conference
here. The agreement to settle this
ancient dispute by arbitration was
hailed by Secretary Hughes, in
speech at the closing session of the
conference, as sweeping victory for
"the conference plan Of international
Shells Fly From Mount Misery
Cork-(A. P.)-An official bulletin
issued early today by the republican
headquarters says the nat
ional army forces are shelling Water
ford from Mount Misery The she'll
ing was reopened yesterday evening
after comparatively quiet afternoon.
Limenich Situation Serious
Dublin-(A. PA message from
passed by the military cen
sor today, says the situation in Linn
erick is very grave. AS far as is
known there have been over twenty
killed and forty wounded in the fight
ing there. The railway line between
Menagh and Roscrea was again torn
up yesterday On the outskirts of
Menagh the irregulars are command
eering men to fell trees across the
roads. The national troops are in
possession of all Menagh banks.
Government Will Announce Plans
Washington-(A A. P.)-The govern
ment's plan to direct coal distribu-
ion during the strike emergency will |
De ready for announcement before
hight, Secretary Hoover indicated to-
lay on leaving the cabinet meeting |
Railroad supplies of fuel will be TAX
n care of before any attempt will be
made to direct the movement of coal, I
to any geographic sec
ion of the country, it was added.
National Army Enters Town
Dublin-(A. P)-The town cf
Waterford, on the southeast coast of
reland, which was stoutly defended
y republican insurgents, has been ,