The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-27
U. S. owes INDEPENDENCE, POSITION
TO ITS navy, SAYS ADMIRAL R0DMAN
Ulster May Withdraw

Belfast, "a. P3-The Uulster Par
lament adjourned today until Dee
ember IL, when Ulster, Premier
Craig announced, will contract out.
of the Irish Free State. He added
that the Ulster Parliament was anx-
iOus to sit at the earliest possible
time to prove to the world that it
had no hesitation in the course it
purposed taking.
Murder and Suicide
Havre, Mont, CA. P.)-Reverend
Leonard Jacob Christler, rector of ST.
Marks Church Of the Incarnation
here and missionary of Milk River
valley, and Mrs. Margaret Carleton,
member of his congregation and the
wife OF the former circuit judge,
Frank Carleton of Hill county, now
residing in California, were shot and
killed at an early hour today in the
minister's home.
Coroner Holland and Chief of Po-
lice Moran, who, with DR.. Mackenzie
and DR.. Ross, notified by Mrs. Christ
ley following the shooting, expressed
the belief that the case was one of
murder and suicide. They were of
the opinion that Mrs. Carleton first
shot Reverend Christler and then
committed suicide.
Can't Even Garry Liquor
New York, CA. P.)-American
steamships cannot carry or sell liq-
uor in any part of the world, federal
judge Hand held today in a decision
dismissing the sit of two American
steamship companies to enjoin the
enforcement Of the Daugherty pro-
hibition ruling.
Close Mexican Consulate
New York, CA. P)-The Mexican
Consulate General here closed today
upon the receipt of an order from
the Mexican charge d'affairess at
Washington, quoting instructions
from the Mexican government to sus-
pend business as a protest against
a ruling by New York coourts against
Mexico in suit brought by the Oh
iver Trading company.
May Precipitate War
Toxic, CA. P)-The Japanese evac-
uatiOn of Vladivostok, consumated
yesterday, promises to be the signal
for new war in that territory, with
General Dieterichs, the "Die hard"
leader of the Russion white guards
aligned with Chang Tso Lin, the "Un-
crowned King of Manchuria, accord
ing to the latest advices received
here
Republicans Spend $42b0OO
Chicago, CA. P.)-The republican
national central committee raised
$422,066.96 for the present campaign,
and up to the close of business We'd
;<~I,+ h
leaving $622.96 on hand, Treasurer
Fred Upton announced today. His
reports, filed with the clerk of the
house Of representatives, shows R. B.
Mellon of Pittsburgh, brother of the
secretary of the treasury, to be the
largest individual contributor, giving
twenty-five thousand dollars
Italians May Compromise
Rome, "a. P)-Premier Facta has
telegraphed Benito Mussolini, lead
er of the Fascist, at Milan, asking
him to come to Rome, to discuss the
possibility of an agreement between
the government and the Fascist.
CorrObOrates Murder Story
New Brunswick, N. j., "a. PD--
Special deputy attorney general Mott
stated today that he had found the
person who corroborated the story
told by Mrs. Jane Bigson, who claims
to have witnessed the Staying of
Reverand Hall and Mrs. Mills, his
choir leader, on the night of Sept
ember IA.
Des Mojnes, Iowa, CA. P)-The
United States "owes her independ-
ence and commanding position in the
worlds affairs largely to the achiev-
ments OF its navy" Rear Admiral
Hough Rodman, who commanded the
American battleship force with the
British grand fleet in the world war,
declared in a Navy Day address
here today.
Admiral Rodman urged his hear
ers "as patriotic citizens" to instruct
their congressman to "give US a
hundred per cent navy, so that the
navy will be ready to act instantly,
and your money will not be wasted