The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-31

Rrussels-(A. P)-Belgium and
France will present the German goys
ernn1ent at Berlin at p. m. today
with an ultimatum demanding for the
last time that Germany fulfill the
reDarations program and execute the
treaty of Versailles, it was announce
ed here today
Will Tighten Hold on RufT
Paris-(A. P)-France and Bel
ei,1m will tighten their hold around
the Ruhr valley tomorrow and shut
off the shipment of coal and coke
t. to unoccupied Germany. This decis-
ion will be announced to Germany
tonight.
Britain Accepts Funding Order
I,ondon-(A. P.)-Great Britain has
accented the American offer regard
inp the funding of the British war
debt to the United States. The terms
ore three per cent for ten years and
three and one-half per cent there
after. No reservation was made re-
0arding Great Britain's being allow
ed TO pay the total sum after the
ten-year period.
Mine Explosion Endangers Lives
Rerlin-(A. P.)-Fire damp follow
ing an explosion has cut off 250 min
ers in the Heintz mine at Beuthen,
polish Silesia, says a Central News
message. Several bodies have been
recovered. The message adds that
there is little hope of saving any of
tbe imprisoned miners.
Consider Poindexter for Peru Post
washington-(A P)-The Ameri
can government has made inquiry
whether the appointment OF Senator
MILES Poindexter as American am
hassador to Peru would be acceptable
to the government at Peru.
Way Opened to Legalize Terms
Washington-(A. P)-The British
decision to accept the American debt
Funding suggestions were said today
hy Secretary of the Treasury Mellon
70 open the way for the immediate
drafting of recommendations to the
president for changes in the funding
law to legalize the terms suggested
in the American proposition.
Find Shelley Not Guilty
uelena-(A P.)-H. P. Shelley,
Montana member of the Republican
National committee was found not
Guilty of bribe taking in his second
fria1 on charges involving the taking
of money from breweries and drug
stores by jury which reached its
decision at 1925 last night.
Vote on Farm Credits Friday
washington-(A. P.)-The senate
todav agreed to vote next Friday on
tbte Lenroot-Anderson farm credits |
bill.
Would Repeal Interstate Com. Act
Washington-(A. P)-The repeal
IF the interstate commerce act, with .
I'll amendments, and the wiping off /
IF the statute books of the transpor-
70 tion act of 1920, was proposed in
hills introduced today in the house by
r representative Mclaughlin, republi-
.an from Nebraska.
VIII Demand Troop Withdrawals !
Paris-(A. PA strong note, /
to an ultimatum, was ap-
,royed by the Council of Ambassadors
-oday and will be sent to Lthuania
1em anding that within a fixed time D
III troops and irregulars be with
5rawn from the Baltic district of
Memel.
Pension Bill Reported FayOrably
Washington-(A. P)-The Bursum
pension bill was reported favorably
.oday by the senate pensions commit
ee after the elimination of some OF
he provisions which the president
objected to.
McNary Not Favored, Is RunOr
Washington-(A. P)-Two of the +
bree members of the senate sub
committee appointed to consider the If
confirmation of James G. McNary,
Jew Mexico, as comptroller of cur {
.ency, were understood to favor the
election of the nomination.
Introduce Taxation Measures 4
OLYMPIA, Wn.--(A. P.)-Two new
AVIATION measures appeared today, If
ne in each house. The house bill Is
,rovides that all property, tangible
nd intangible, be placed on tax rolls. II
,he senate bill authorizes cities to +
oil power outside their limits under F
.,oo hy tha danartment of public