The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-17
Will REVIVE NATIONAL WHEAT GROWERS
AS SELLING AGENCY Invite NORTHWEST

Kansas City, Mo.-(A. P.)-Reviva1
of the National Wheat Growers as
sociation, as a selling agency, was az
nounced here today by George B. Cut<
ting, editor of the Wheat Growers
Journal. Plans for the erection of
regional selling offices at Kansas
City, Minneapolis, and Duluth, Mr..
Cutting stated were made at meeting
here Tuesday of state wheat pool
officials, representing Kansas, Nebras-
ka, North Dakota, and Minnesota,
The Northwest Wheat Growers as
sociation, it was said, will be asked
to join the movement, at a meeting in
Minneapolis Monday.
No Change in Northwest Plans
Spokane-(A. P.)=Announcement
of the revival of the National Wheat
Growers association as a selling
agency will not affect the plans for
the organization of the American
Wheat Growers, Associated, it was
predicted here today by Walter j.
Robinson, manager of the Washington
and Idaho Wheat Growers associa-
tions At meeting held last month
the wheat growers from the Hs.T
northwestern states voted to join the
American Wheat Growers, Associated,
Mr.. Robinson said.
A. B. Adams Colorado Senator
Denver, Colorado-(A. P.)-Alva B.
Adams, of Pueblo, was appointed
United States senator from Colorado
today by Governor Sweet, to succeed
the late Samuel D. Nicholson, repub-
lican, who died in April. Adams is
a democrat.
Urges Sanctity of Obligation
Washington P-)-Alexander
conception of financial in
tegrity and sanctity of obligation, was
invoked as remedy for present world
conditions by President Harding In
an address today at the unveiling here
of statue of the first treasury sec
retary Such principles as Hamil-
ton lived by, combined with 6 leader
ship which rises above prejudiced
opinion whether that prejudiced opin-
ion had it's beginning in the war, or
is emphasized by geographic divi-
sions," the president declared, would
turn humanity to the rational and only
way of restoration.
Better Pictures Demanded
Seattle CA. P.)-Resolutions for
mulating a statewide movement for
the encouragement of better motion
pictures, is ready for presentation to-
day at the annual convention of the
branch of the National
Congress of Mothers and Parent-Tea-
,hers' associations The resolutions
urge the establishment of a film lib
rary. F" that will serve all groups and
in the selecting of films
and cooperation with the manufac-
urers to improve the screen produc-
ions Standards
Do Not Plan to Kill Captives
Shanghai-(A P.)-That the Su-
chow bandits will not kill the fore
gners which they are holding captive,
out will hold them many weeks, is
he belief of General Ho Fung-Yu, 4
Chinese military commander in the
district where the brigands are oper- 1
ating, according to direct advices re- I
,eived here today by the Associated
Press.
ObregOn Idea Supported
Mexico City-(A. P)-Overwhelm- T
ng endorsement of President Obre- {
rome method of handling the recogni-
ion question, was given by the cham
,er of deputies today when a resolu-
ion expressing sympathy and conf
lence in the executive carried by I
vote of 131 to 9. Senior Obregon
ent message of qualification to the
hamber.
Hagen in Professional Tournament
Leeds, England-(A. P)-Walter I
Iagen. American golfer, who holds
he British open championship and
sene Sarazen, American open cham
lion, today survived the first two
ounds of the professional tourna-
nent being held here under the aus
ices of the Yorkshire Evening News.
Urge Early Hearing in Sugar Case
Washington-(A P.)-Hearing by
he supreme court of the governments
ppeal in the sugar case will be re-
uested by the department of justice
on the earliest day convenient to
he court" The departments motion
0 be presented to the court Monday,