The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29
PRESIDENT HAS PRIDE In result
OF EFFORTS AGAINST Unemployment

Butte-(A. REPRESENTING here to-
day report on the postwar re-
vival of business, President Harding
declared that the national mobiliza-
tion by business, labor, and govern
ment forces to overcome the depres-
sion was mo less an accomplishment
than the great cooperation to win the
war" In outlining the government
steps against unemployment, of re-
storing business confidence, the
! president said eff our procedures
have been rather old fashioned, they
have yet produced results that Justify
pride and require no apology. If we
are accused of getting nowhere in
particular, we may very well reply
that at any rate we have Been able
to stay right here, that we regard it
as a good place to stay, and that Gay
by day we have been getting better
and better"
Refue1 Test is Unsuccessful
San Diego-(A. P.)-The airpiane
carrying Captain Lowell H. SIaith
and Lieutenant j. B. Richter, army
aviators, who were attempting to re-
main in the air four days and four
nights, crashed into the mud flats be
tween Coroando and North Island
about 4:40 A. NJ. today. Lieutenant
Richter was slightly burned by the
gasoline when the plane struck the
mud flats, but Captain Smith escaped
without any injury. The reserve
tank was said to have had plenty Of
fuel, but the feed pipe had become
clogged. The machine had been in !
the air almost "a hours, making
new speed record for twenty-five
hundred and three thousand kilo-
meters.
Must Wait Revision of Law
Washington-(A. P.)-Great Brit
aims rejection of the American pro-
posal for prohibition within the
twelve-mile limit has left the admin
istration officials no alternative, it .
was authoritatively said today but
they must await the will of congress
upon the revision of the law and
meanwhile refuse admittance to a
ship with liquor stores under penalty
of seizure.
French Extend Occupation
Coblenz-(A. P.)-The French to-
day extended their occupation in
Mayence Bridgehead to Langen, on
the armstadt-Frankfort railroad
line. eight miles south of Frankfort,
and Eschdorn, on the Frankfort
Kronberg line, seven miles to the
northwest of Frankfort. The extern
sion is a penalty for the recent
sabotage on the railroads.
Masked Men Raid Steel Plant
Sydney, N. S.-(A. P.)-Bands of ,
masked men today made several raids
on steel plants here where strike
is in progress. The raids followed
several clashes with police last night
and a stoning of a magistrate who
to read the riot act on I
Whitney pier. A company of offic- {
ais feared that the raiders might ac-
set off some stills contain
ng high explosives.
Martial Law is Lifted
Oklahoma City, Okla.-(A PD- {
Martial law has been lifted from all
he sections of Okmulgee county ex- I
,ept in an area of ten miles radius
around Henrietta
Murderer is Hanged
San Quentin, Calif.-(A. P)-
Gauro Pariso was hanged at the ;
tate prison here for the murder of !
felix Paladino in Fresno. Z
Fire Threatens Timber :
Seattle-(A. P.)-Fire, which start 9
d in some slashings near Port
famble, on Hoods Canal, is spread =
ng and threatens some valuable :
reen timber, according to the report 7
eaching here. I
Fight Money to be Raised 2
Great Falls-(A. P)-The latest Fl
Ian to raise the final hundred "
dollar installment that is d
ue Dempsey involved the solicita- a
ion of twenty Influential business G
len of Great Falls, Shelby and else
here for five thousand dollars each. a
he proposed contributors are to re- O.
Give a third Of the motion picture n
lights. 8,
MiddEeweigIt Champion Matched a
New Work-(A. P.)-Tom O'RourEe
nnounced today that he had matched
larry Greb and Johnny Wilson, the "
7orld's middleweight champion for M
fifteen round decision title match 81
the polo grounds for the night Of N
ugust 81. in