The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19

Washington - CA. P.) Railroad
rates on forest products from the
north Pacific coast producing points
to the southwest, including parts of
Nebraska, Colorado, and New Mexico
and all of Kansas, Oklahoma, and
Texas were found unreasonable today
by the Interstate commerce commits
sion in comparison to the rates on
similar products from California and
the producing territory grouped with
Spokane in northern Idaho and wes-
tern Montana. A complete reaGjust-
ment was ordered, effective August
IL.
Ultimatum to Peking
London-(A. P.)-Marcel Berube,
recently released by the Suchowxtrain
bandits, is enroute to Peking t6 pre-
sent an ultimatum to the Chinese gov
ernment on the bandits behalf, says
Reuters dispatch from Tsaochwang.
The ultimatum demands that the gov
ernment troops besieging the bandits
be Withdrawn by next Tuesday or the
two Anglo-American captives will be
killed.
See Hope for Agreement
Peking-A. P)-Telegrams received
here today by the American legation,
have increased hope that an agree
ment will soon be reached for the
release of the foreign captives held
by the Suchow bandits Governor
Tien Chung Yu, of Shantung Province,
has sent messenger to the hills with !
army commissioners for the bandit
chiefs and an agreement to incorpor-
ate the entire bandit force in the
Shantung army.
Borah Attacks Harding Plan
st. Louis-(A. P)-President Hard I
ing's plan for the United States to /
enter the court of international JUS
tice was condemned by Senator Borah |
in an address last night, as a scheme I
to coax the country into the League
Of Nations Senator Borah predicted,
in an interview, that President Hard
ing would be 'renominated, but upon
an alright platform" He intimated
that the international court proposal
will be an issue in framing the re-
publican platform for 1924.
President to Return Via Canal
Washington ~ Ca P.) - Definite
plans for President Harding's return
from his Alaskan trip by water
through the Panama canal, with a
stop at Porto Rico, were perfected
.oday by Chairman Lasker Of the ship
ping board, who designated shipping
BOARD vessel for the return trip
Plane Crash Kills Flyers
San Antonio, TexasZ(A. Pity
ng Cadet Robert E. McAdams, "a, and
Private James s. Hall, %, were
killed and their bodies burned today
when their plane crashed about five
niles from Brooks field
American Loses Golf Championship
Leeds, England-(A. PHI. G. +
Iolley of Fox Grove, English profess
,ional, defeated Walter Hagen,
American holder of the British open
golf championship, two up, in the
inals of the professional tourney here
oday.
America Keeps Walker Cup
ST. Andrew, Scotland-(A. P.)-The !
american amateur golf team retained
possession of the Walker cup by de- (
eating the British team in two j
lays tournament, ending today, six
matches to five, with one halved.
Socialists Would Impeach Taft
New York-(A. Socialists, in
nnual convention today, demanded ;
he impeachment of Chief Justice Taft :
f the United States supreme court, :
ecause of his alleged acceptance of :
he ten thousand dollars annuity from !
ne Carnegie Corporation, obviously :
Or services rendered.
Twenty One Horses in Derby )
Race Track, Louisville, Ky-(A. P)
Three horses were withdrawn from
1e fifty thousand dollar Derby early
lis afternoon, leaving 21 to start.
larry Payne Whitney withdrew 2
hickvale, one of his five; j. G. Milan $
'ithdrew Anna M. Humphrey, only :
lily. Everhart was the third with :
rawal. 9
Chinese Terms to Bandits +
Westinghouse PA summary e
, the state department Of advices G
ade public today report the follow 2
lg order of the Chinese military 7