The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-02-05

guarantee of wheat prices based on
$125 a busheI for No. 1 Northern,
was proposed in a bill today by Sena-
tor Gooding, republican, of Idaho, to
create a federal wheat stabilization
corporation with $300,000,000 capital
subscribed by the government. The
proposed corporation would be auth
orized to deal in wheat, turning any
profits into the treasury and also
would license elevators and ware
houses and regulate their charges.
A resolution was adopted by the
Idaho legislature memorializing con-
gress to fix a price Of $3.50 per
bushel on wheat at shipping point.
The resolution was introduced by
Representatives Hagan and Anderson
of Latah county A resolution adopt
ed by the Moscow chamber of COM
merce, and which called forth con-
siderable discussion, asked for a
guaranteed price of $1.25 a bushel.
Grain Exports Increase
Washington-(A. P.)-Grain ex
ports from the United States last
week totaled 6,734,00O bushels, COM
pared with 6,124,OOO bushels the |
week previous.
Stiffen Strike Against French
Duesseldorf-(A. P)-New orders
from Berlin to RhineIand and Ruhr
valley railroads had the effect today
of stiffening the strike against the
French and dispelled the hopes for
a settlement, which were prevalent
the past few days. BY individual in
terviews, distribution of money,
promises and warnings, the German
government agents are declared in
quarters here to be do
ing their utmost to encourage the re-
sistance, which had begun to weaken.
Sarre Valley Miners Strike
Paris-(A. P.)-Miners of the Sarre
valley, which produces nine million
.ons of coal annually, struck this
morning.
French Occupation Extended
Duesseldorf-(A. P.)-The French
has been extended to Of
enburg and Appanweier, two towns
n Baden, presumably as penalty
or German interference with the in
ernational train service between
Paris and Prague.
Further Immigration Limitation
Washington-(A. P)-The number ,
# immigrants eligible to admission
nto the United States under the ex-
sting restriction act would be re- '
uced over half under a section OF 7
he new immigration bill approved /
oday by the house immigration COM t
nittee. t
Throw Bomb at Premier S
Sofia, Bulgaria-(A. PA bomb
vas thrown in the direction of Pre-
nier Stamboulisky, while he was !
eated in box at the National l
heatre last night with three of his
minister's. No one was Injured by the
xplosion. The bomb thrower, whose
IDENTIFY is said to be known to the
escaped
Turks Have No Desire to Fight
Lausanne-(A. P.)-Ismet Pasha, !.
cad of the Turkish delegation, in Il
ormed a correspondent today that :,
turkey had no desire to resume hos "
lities with either Greece or Great
ritain as a result of the collapse of r
le Near East conference, but he en- n
hasized the fact that the Turkish and 9
ng1ish troops are still facing each Y
ther in Asia Minor. Ismet said the =
urks would ask the powers whether r
ley consider negotiations officially NJ
1ded. IN
Conference Wreck Not Complete IN
Lausanne = CA. P.l = The latest G
fffcial statement is that the Near 81
asst conference is not hopelessly F
recked, but merely suspended, or H
1jOurned. n
Predicts Harding's denomination y
Washington = CA. P.) = Prediction "
lat President Harding will be re- u
ominated unanimously in 1924, was
ade in the senate today by Senator
'atson, of Indiana, whose name has
sen mentioned in connection with the :
,rty's nomination next year. :, q
Would Buy Seed for Farmers b
Washington-(A.P PA half million st
,llar appropriation for government in
ans of seed grain to farmers in the ds
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