The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-12-29

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!, Of the house judiciary committee.
An appropriation OF $4,000, 900 FOL
construction of forest roads and trail
and rural post roads as authorized
under the federal highway acts rec
) commended in the agricultural bill for
next fiscal year as reported to the
house.
The naval appropriations bill. car
rying a request that the president ne
gotiate with foreign powers relative
to limiting construction OF war craft
under 10000 tons. was passed late
by the house.
A motion requesting President
Harding to investigate and consider
pardon cases of ex-service men sery-
ing court-martial sentences before con-
sidering those of so-called political
prisoners was adopted by the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars at the closing session
of tow-doy conference.
hC NY ltCt1lnS olallOh ~ W.
lumbus, Ohio, known for many years
as Columbus Barracks, VIII be desig-
mated In the future as Fort Hayes
in honor of Rutherford B. Hayes, nine
teenth president OF the United States
the war department announced.
ngton.-Measures 10 control
what is said to be a vast body of alien
Mexican unskilkd labor in the United |
States are recommended to Secretary |
Davis in report by special agents for
the department of labor made public.
The report sets forth that the alien
Mexican laborers illegally in the Unit
ed States are a menace to America.
Permanent organization of the ma
ional council of farmers cooperative
associations has been au-
horized.
FOREIGN
The Union Jack and the authority II %
ymbolized in ireland for so many
ears had gone back to Britain with
he last VI the W
upying the Dublin area, and in ita
,lace over the military posts OF this
'ity floated the trs-color of the Irish
rec state.
Twenty-Five lives were lost in the
turning of the French hospital ship
'ins-Long in the Sea OF Marmora
ccording to word received at Con-
The United States des-
roger cambridge went to the rescue
( the burning ship and saved most
{ the seamen and patients.
A dispatch from Paris says the
olympic Games committee has COM
leted the preparation of the program
or the eighth olympiad OF 1924. The
Tinter sports will commence Jan. 20,
nut the place has not yet been de-
Ided upon. The games will close on
uly "a. A meeting OF the Congress
II international Committees will be
ield the day following and official
esults Will be announced.
Martial law became effective In
Warsaw by proclamation of the cab
net. Captain Niewadomski, the Graz
ID artist who assassinated President
<arutowicz Saturday, has Oeen held
or trial by court martial. At his
examination, he declared
le had acted on his own initiative in
shooting the president and that he had
40 accompllces.
The soviet government Of Viadivo
stok, which recently took over the ad
of the city ana surround
ing territory, known as the Primoria,
orerded the consuls of France and ten
other countries to close their consul
lates and leave the Primoria within
a week.
Prince George youngest son OF King
George and Queen Mary was success
fully operated on. tuesday, at Lon
don. for appendicitis.
Public investure by Jope Plus Of
the eight new cardinals took place in
st. Peters when, at the first public
OF Piuss pontificate. the
recently created princess OF the
church received from the pontiff the
red hat and the roohet, insignia Of
their elevation.
The hot, dry breath OF prohibition
has swept over Constantinople. wither-
ing the cool retreats where European
were wont to sdp fnncy drinks. serve
by exile Russian princess and coun-
tess. The Turks. themselves religious
ly dry, are extending the law TO
Christians-and enforcing H.
Gabriel Narutowicx, first president
OF Poland, was assassinated. He WAS
killed while visiting an are exhibition,
at Warsaw. There have been con-
tinuous disorders ever since President
Narutowicz was elected by the nation