The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06

Chicago-(A. P.)-Seperate state
units, the pooling of wheat by states,
and on a basis of grades, are the
principal features of a five-year con-
tract for the cooperative handling OF
wheat, authorized to be drawn up at
a meeting yesterday of the executive
committee, headed by Frank o. Low
den, former governor of Illinois. it
was announced here today.
R0bber Band LOOts Bank
Spencer, Indiana-(A. PA band
of robbers, variously estimated at
from ID to 20 in number, robbed two
banks here early today of approx
mately $4,000 and wounded two
citizens. Travelling in four automo-
biles, the robbers isolated the town
by cutting all telephone and tele-
graph wires and then posted guards
to prevent interruption while they
blew open the vaults of the National
Bank of Spencer and the Exchange
State bank.
Bellingham Bank Robbed
Be1lingham, Wash.-(A. P.)-Fifty
safe deposit boxes in the Farmers
and Merchants State bank of Edison,
in Skagit county, were robbed OF
valuables by four burglars, who
entered the bank shortly after two
O'Clock The bank officials were un-
able to estimate the extent of the
loss
Years Great Tragedies
Washington-(A. P.) = President
Coolidge's Thanksgiving day procla-
nation, issued from the White House
today, calls to mind that the year
has brought to the American people
two tragic erperiences-the death OF
President Warren G. Harding and the
Japanese earthquake-buts says that
such experiences serve to test and
refine men and nations. During the
year also, the proclamation says, the
nation has been blessed with much |
material prosperity.
German Relief Must Await Congress
Washington-(A P.)-Any pro-
gram for the extension of government |
relief to the population of Germany
must, in the opinion of President
Coolidge, await the convening of con-
greSS.
Naval Base Too Costly
Washington-(A. P.) - Proposals
for the new naval base at Alameda,
California is regarded by President
Coolidge as likely to involve unwar-
ranted expenditures, in view of the
defensive power of the present base,
and of the naval defense reduction
policy.
r. r. Unions Consider Legislation
Cleveland-(A. PA meeting of
chief executives of sixteen standard
,ailroad labor organizations, "for the
purpose of agreeing upon definite
legislative policy in connection with
matters to come before the next con-
sress," has been called by President
Stone of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, to meet in Wash
ngton November IA, President Stone
today.
Take Bodies From Raleigh Mine
Charleston-(A. P.)-Twenty-three
bodies have been taken from the
4Ien Rogers mine and six are be-
ieved to be still in the wrecked in
erior. according to a report received
lere. Sixty-five men were in the ,
nine at the time of the explosion
nd 23 were brought out uninjured,
escue squads, department officials
aid today. ''s 1
Bulgaria Meets Demands
Sofia-(A. P.)-The Bulgarian gov
rnment has accepted the conditions
f reparations laid down in the Jugo-
lavia note, for the attack here last
'riday on the Jugo-Slav military at I
ache. I
Indian Slayer Captured I
Lethbridge, Alta.-(A. P)-Joe
alias Two Stab, an In
ian charged with Staying 16-year- Q
Id Winnie Tollestrup at Raymond
tst Friday, was captured today near
is mine on the st. Mary's river, Is 1
iles northwest of Raymond. L
Walton Goes to q. s. Court !.
Oklahoma City-(A. P)-Governor =
c. Walton announced today that Y
2 had taken his fight against the d
npeachment charges to the United :
tates district court and that he had C.
led at Lawton, Okla. an applica-
on for writ of subpoenas, asking