The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-27


Washington-(A. D-Administrat-
ion senators, under the leadership of
Chairman Lodge of the foreign re-
lations committee, began in the SEN
ate today determined fight against
the proposal of Senator w. E.. Borah,
republican, of Idaho, for new in
ternatfonal conference in Washington
to discuss economic conditions and
disarmament. Senator lodge, who
was said by his colleagues, to have
ascertained the views of President
Harding and of administration ad.
visers, opened attack as soon as the
senate began work, on the Borah
proposal, which is in the form Of an
amendment to the annual naval bill.
Near East Conference May Fail
Lpndon-(A. PA Reuters dis
patch from Lausanne says: There is
serious danger of the Near East con-
ference becoming abortive, If the
Turks persist in their present meth
ods"
Founder Reform Bureau Dies
Washington CA. P.)-Dr Wilbur
F.. Crafts, for % years superintend-.
ent of the InternationI Reform .Bu-
reau, which he founded and widely
known because of his activities in be-
half of prohibition and similar move
ments, died here today of pneumonia.
He was 72 years old
Steamer May Be Lost
New York-(A. P.J-The French
liner Savoie, arriving here today, af-
ter the toughest voyage in her his
tory, reported the possible loss at /,
sea Of the steamship Tudor Star, !
bound from Seattle for Glasgow. The
Tudor Star is operated by the Blue
Star Line of the Union Cold Storage I
Co.
Woman Injured in Wreck
Los Angeles P)-One woman
and dining car employe
IN the Southern Pacific Sunset ex-
press from San Francisco to New Or
cans, were injured today, when a
vestbound freight train of SO cars
crashed into the express at Rillito,
vest of Tucson The woman's back
vas injured and the negro was scald-
d. Six freight cars were deraile1 and ,
10Th the engines damaged. 1t is re-
'orted that defective brakes On the ,
reight caused the wreck.
Wreck on Southern Pacific II
Tucson, Arizona-(A. P.)-Southern y
'acific train No. ten, east bound +,
rom Los Angeles, and freight train,
ollided at Rillito, IA miles from
ere, early today wrecking train
nd physicians were sent from
ucson. The first reports said that
everal passengers were injured.
British Financial Mission Coming
London-(A. P.)-The British fl
ancial mission to the United States,
eaded by Stanley Baldwin, chan T
,llor of the exchequer, sailed forl
ew York this morning. Besides the U
the party included Mrs
aldwin and daughter; Montag C. p
orman, governor sof the Bank of t
ngland; Rowe Dutton, financial ad- a
ser, and p J. Grigg, of the treas t;
y.
British Serve Notice on Turks o
P)- Through For a a
gn Secretary Curzon, Great Britain 2
formed Turkey today that the Brit "A
4 never will abandon Mosul Oil IL
layet, as requested BY the Turkish =
legation, and that no prolongation q
the Near East conference can in d
lence the British government to
lie from the position "
~Dfv1ne SARAH Has Relapse ~
Paris--(A. P.) Madame Sarah la
condition took another th
n for the worse today. Physic- iv
Is ascribed it to the fatigue fol- ra
wing her activity yesterday, when DC
} arose from bed, partook of solid
d and received many callers. T.
Frelghter Tudor Star Located
,eattle-(A. P)-The freighter Tu-
Star, reported possibly lost in the
antic ocean, is in tow of a rescue ~,
sci, according to a cablegram re- ~. ~.
ved today from Liverpool by the o. o.
niral Of the Oriental line, agents 49,
the Tudor Star. ~ ~
Four Negroes Cyclone Victims sta
ackson, Miss.-(A. P)-Four ne as
es were killed and property dam ext
approximating several thousand cul
lars done, when cyclone passed bui
r Champion hill, between Bolton spe
Edwards, Mississippi, late last fur