The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19

Washington-(A. P.)-The admins
tration tariff bill was passed late to-
day by the senate, after four months
debate and now goes to conference.
The vote stood 48 to 25, Senator
Borah of Idaho, being the only re-
publican voting in opposition. Three
democrats, Broussard, Kendrick and
Ransdell, voted for the bill.
No Settlement by Coal Conference
Philadelphia-(A. P)-The joint
conference of anthracite coal oper-
ators and union officials adjourned
about 11:3O o'clock today until Mon
day afternoon, without having reach
ed an agreement. A brief statement
was issued by James A. German, sec
retary of the conference, that the
terms of possible contract had been
discussed, but no information was
given out regarding progress toward
settlement Of the strike in the hard
coal fields.
Kinsey Bros. Win Tennis Doubles
Newport, r.. la. P9-Kinsey
brothers, Pacific coast doubles cham
pions, today won the final match of
Casino double tennis, defeating the
Internationalists, R. N. Williams sec
ond and William Washburn. Score:
81, 6-3, 6-2, 2-6, 6-3.
Twenty-ninth Home Run
Philadelphia = CA. P.) = Clarence
"Tillie'' Walker, of the Philadelphia
Americans, hit the twenty-ninth home
run of the season off Shocker, Of ST.
Louis, in the second inning of the
first game of today's double header.
There was one man on base.
Important Advance by National Forces
Dublin-(A. P.)-The National for
ces are advancing on the Irregulars,
from both north and south, in County
Cork, and an official bulletin announ-
ces the capture of Macroom, one of
the most important centers in the
Street, the last post in Macroom,
Street. the last post under Macroom,
was taken yesterday. A fierce fight
at Kildorrery, near Mitchelstown, re-
suited in victory for the Nationals,
who took 27 prisoners and large
quantity of arms and ammunition.
Issue Warming to Citizens
Dublin-(A. P.)-Military authori-
indoors this evening, as there is rea-
son to believe the Republicans con-
template attacks in certain places in
Dublin city and country.
American Steamer Fired Upon
Shanghai-(A. P.)-The American
river steamer, Alice Dollar, was fired
on August IS, near Fuchow, on the
upper Yangtze river and her captain,
G. Crum, slightly wounded, according
to advices received here by the Rob-
ert Dollar company, from Ichang,
Province Of Hupeh.
Hits Thirty-two Home Runs
Philadelphia CA. P.) - Kenneth
Williams, of the ST. Louis Americans,
hit the thirty second home run OF the
season, in the first inning of the sec
ond game of the double header with
He got the tltirty first
in the seventh inning of the first
game.
Retains Tennis Title
Forest Hills, N Y.-(A P.)-Mrs.
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, women's
national tennis champion, retained
the title today by defeating the youth
full Miss Helen Willis, of California,
in straight sets.
Borah Says Unconstitutional
Washington-(A A. P.)-Attacking the
provisions of the tariff bill, proposing
authority for the president to increase
or decrease duties, Senator Borah, re-
publican, of Idaho, declared today in
the senate he could not give his sup
port to the measure on final vote, un-
less these provisions were eliminated.
He said he did not believe them con-
Fatal Auto Accident at Coeur d'Alene
Coeur dAlene, Idaho-(A. PHI. |
Fl. Bailey was instantly killed and T. |
Mas, who was riding with him, re-
,eiyed injuries believed to be fatal, |
when the automobile driven by Bailey |
was struck by the Spokane & Eastern |
nterurban electric train at a street
here today.
Prohibits Dempsey Brennan Bout
IndianapOlis-(A P)- Governor
McCray today sent letter to Sheriff
nStiSS of T4aPOr.te county. declaring