The daily star-mirror., 1922-09-05

st. Paula. P.)-Governors of the
northwestern states were today asked
to issue proclamations calling upon
the people of their states to conserve
coal on wartime basis, IN resolu-
tions adopted by the northwestern
coal committee in session here. All
representatives agreed to the neces-
sity of wartime conservation.
Entombed Miners Signal
Jackson, Gala. P.)-The miners
entombed in the Argonaut gold mine
since week ago last Sunday night,
signaled twice last night to rescue
party who are tunneling from the
Kennedy mine toward the Argonaut
shaft, Robert Lightner, one of the
rescue party, said today.
Want Farmer on Commission i.
Washington-(A. PA delegation
of republican senators called today
at the White House to urge President
Harding to appoint "dirt farmer
to fill the next vacancy on the tariff
commission. In the group were Bur-
sum, N. Mexico; McNary, Oregon;
Gooding, Idaho
Would Penalize for Malfeasance
Washington-(A. P)-Any govern
ment officer who issues or causes to
be issued, "any illegal injunction not
in good faith and with wilful intent"
of depriving any person of his rights
or of intimidating him, would be held
to have committed malfeasance in of
flee under bill introduced today by
representative Huddleston, democrat,
of Alabama.
Will Not Curtail Liberties
Washington-(A P.) = While the
be followed up with determination
guaranteeing the country against in
reference with transportation, high
administration official declared to-
day, the constitutional liberties of
lawabiding men will not be abridged.
Would Change Panama Treaty
Washington-(A. P.)-Abrogation of
the present treaty arrangement with
Panama, which he said was intended
only to operate during the construc-
ton of the Panama canal, and a ne
gotiation of new treaty with Pana-
ma, was recommended to congress
today by President Harding.
Presidents Nomination Confirmed
Washington = CA. P.) = President
Harding today sent to the senate
the nomination of former senator
George Sutherland of. Utah to be as
sociate justice of the United States
supreme court, succeeding Associate
Justice Clarke, whose resignation is
effective September 1S. The senate
within ten minutes after receiving
the name confirmed the nomination
in open executive session without the
usual reference to committee.
No Need for Convention
Washington-(A. P.)-The postof-
flee department announced today that
that Germany is reported
to have terminated all money order
exchange transaction with all nat
ions, negotiations between the United
States and Germany for money order
would for the time being
be held up.
Send Destroyers to Turk City
Washington-(A. P)-At the state
tary of the Navy Roosevelt today or
uOT0Q AuullIdl DllSLOl, AIllCliOoh Ai'o -
at Constantinople, to
dispatch force of destroyers to
Smyrna, to protect lives and property
Of Americans.
American Defeats Australian
Forrest Hill, N. Y.-(A. P)-Wil-
lam M. Johnston defeated Gerald l..
Patterson of Australia, 6-2, 6-2, 6-l,
n a deciding match for the Internal
onal tennis trophy, the Davis cup,
oday. Johnston had little difficulty
n handling his opponent.
Will Not Sidetrack Tariff Bill
Washington-(A. P)-By vote OF
i've to three, the senate and house
'onferees refused today to sidetrack
he administration tariff bill for the
oldiers' bonus measure.
Episcopal Bishop Dies
Chicago-(A. P.)-Bishop Samuel
Tallows, presiding bishop of the Re-
ormed Episcopal church, famous as
preacher, soldier, author, lecturer,
led at 4:30 a. m. today at his resi-
ence, following short illness.
Makes First Leg of Trip
San Antonio-(A. PD-Lieutenant