Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-06-09


house military comittee and order
reported to the house with reco
mendation that 1t be accepted In L
form agreed to In committee.
: Governor Charles X. Mabey of Ut,
\ has received letters from Congress
: man e. o. Leatherwood regarding Il
bill which provides for a game refua
! In which he informs the executive tn;
he will fight the measure upon q:
floor Of the house II 1t comes out G
committee for hearing, but he does nc
think that 1t will receive considerable
before the short session.
Both news dispatches from Santiag
and current opinion in Chilean circle
here indicate that Cf.e intends to in
sist on holding a plebiscite In Tacna
africa and that the greatest adyanc,
she could make to a conciliatory solu
ton would be to accept arbitration OF
the details of carrying It out.
Action on bills by Senator Capper OF
Kansas, Nichols of Colorado and
others to restore rate making and
other powers to the states railway
commissions was postponed Indefinite
~ by the senate interstate commerce
committee.
Chinas export pigtail industry Is
threatened by the preference of Ameri-
can women for double hair nets. ac.
cording to report to the commerce
department from Consul Gauss at
Tsinan.
Inc house agricultural committee an,
nounced that it Will start hearings
on bill giving the secretary of agri-
culture power to regulate dealings in
grain futures. Western congressman
are urging new legislation on the sub
Ject as the result Of the supreme court
action of May u in knocking out the
l92l futures trading act as an illegal
use of the federal taxing powers.
Strike votes affecting 100000 of
railroad workers, returnable
On the same date, probably about
August 3, will be decided upon at the
railway labor conference in the opin-
on OF b. NJ. Jewell, president of the
hiiway employees department, Amerl-
AN Federation of Labor.
FOREIGN
The Goddess Pele, Hawaiian diety
u volcanoes, who early last week stir.
ed her fires in long dormant craters,
brewing terrible broth in her giant
Ire vaults under the lava cones. which
I any moment she may pour out upon
he country about her. Such, at any
ate, is the forecast of Professor T. A
agar, volcanologist, who for wears
as studied Pee's moods.
Private advices received IN sovic.
lrcles in Berlin state that premie,
enine suffered a stroke. Maxim Lit.
lnoff, Karl Radek and other soviet
'aders left Immediately for Moscow
i'elnlorcements for the British ,
hillary forces In northern Ireland ara
lshing into Belfast, and the influx
TO continue all week, according I,
resent prospects.
FORMER Empress Zita will devote he, !
re to restoring her son Otto to Nh.
hungarian throne. she declared In n
tter to Admiral Horthy, regent of
ungary. She served notice that aha
herself the queen and win
iard the rights of her dead husband Y
itii such time as Otto is able to take 0
lie throne. 4
business depression, which many !
ar VIII become worse before n I'M. !
owes, banks with well filed Golfers. |,
II reluctant TO enlarge their credits
~ frank government statement that
ere is no official solution for the h
ohiem are the outstanding features d
situation which is engrossing Jan. v
ese financial circles TO the exclusion t,
almost everything else. II
forelgn Minister Uchida told a de- N
tation OF the Kenseiai party that r,
pan would not support a political OF
IN to China until the unIficatlon of r,
ina was affected. Chinese provinc,o, A.
mics would have TO be abolisbed nj
explained. With the country m. ri
led and unified.he said. Japan would
'perate with the powers in support
China. 70
s"dio broadcasting on large com. n;
reiai scale win soon be In progress M
'nnada' John Lowry. telephone wi
'hiissi"her, announced that the n
n'u'ba government telephone sys 10
ls no" preparing facilities WIN an
''N % 'Hffy on suhsiagflal bu9 ne
p throughout the prours similar pu
it are being taken By other pro ~,