The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
SUGGESTS inquiry into INTEREST
OF S0L0NS IN TARIFF SCHEDULES

Washington, CA. P.)-Investigation
of the charges that certain senator's
interested financially in rates of du-
ties proposed in particular schedules
of the pending tariff bill is proposed
in a resolution introduced today by
Senator Caraway, democrat, Arkan-
sas.
The inquiry would be conducted by
the judiciary committee, which would
be instructed to report to the senate
within ten days. Also, the committee
would inquire into charges that SEN
ators, in the language of the resolu
ton, "are financially interested in the
passage or extension of the so-called
emergency tariff" The resolution
aroused a storm of argument.
Submarines Make Trip
Los Angeles, CA. P.)-All twelve
submarines enroute from Los Angeles
to Hampton Roads, under the convoy
of the tender Beaver, were said to
be at the local submarine base to be
accounted for this morning. Two of
the submarines are out of commission
it was said, but no serious trouble
had been experienced.
Japs Withdraw Troops
Toxic, CA. Withdrawal of the
Japanese army guard along the Chin
ese eastern railway is contemplated
by the end of October, according to
the newspaper Nichi Nichi 1t also
is reported that the government in
tends the withdrawal of six battal-
ions along the Manchurian railway.
German Mark Takes Big Drop
New York, CA. P.)-Extreme de-
moralization was shown by the Germ
an exchange today, the mark falling
to fifteen and one-half cents humid
red, the lowest quotation ever record
ed here. This represents an over
night decline of almost two cents.
Freighter Goes Ashore
Seattle, CA. P.)-The Canadian gov
ernment merchant marine freighter,
Canadian Rover, four thousand tons
capacity, went ashore in a thick tog
in Porlier pass, on the east shore of
Vancouver Island, today, according to
a wireless message received here. She
is not believed to have suffered SER
ious injury. She went ashore al Food
tide. An attempt will be made to
float her again tonight. Pumps are
at work in the after tank in an effort
to tighten her.
Amundsen Leaves for Pole
Nome, Alaska, CA. P.)-f'aptain
Roald Amundsens exploration ship,
Maude, with which Amundsen hopes
to drift past the north pole III the
artic pack, left Deering on Kotzebue
Sound, today, bound through BeariaE
Straits. The last radio signals from
the Maude carried the message: "We
are leaving for the artic."
Senate Approves Cloth Duty
Washington, CA. P.)-By a vote of
twenty-six to twenty-four, the senate
today the committee amend
ment imposing duties on WOODEN cloth
for mems suitings. Seven republl-
cans voted against the amendment
and three democrats supported 1t.
Will Probe Kidnapping
Mexico City, Mex, "a. PA.
he had definitely abandoned his pro-
posed departure for the United States.
It is understood to be his desire to
remain in Mexico until all incidents
in connection with his kidnapping
ed to depart last night.
Boys Charged With Murder
Bluefield, w. Va, "a. P)--F'rank
and Will Brown, aged fourteen and
sixteen years, are in Jail here, chars-
ed with having killed their father,
Elias Brown, as he slept in his cabin
near Bradshaw. The lads told the
deputy sheriff that the fatLec had
abused them and when he fell asleep |
hey obtained shotgun and shot
him.
Reinforcements for Sens Army
Canton, A. P.)-Heavy reinforce |
ments for the army of Sun Vat Sen,
leposed president of South China, |
coming down from the north, launch |
I'd an attack in force on Chen Chung |
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