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

Washington-(A. Ex-senator Hef-
| lin, democrat from Alabama, was
twice rebuked by the senate today
for language used in reference to Sen
ators Wadsworth and Couzens, re-
publicans from Michigan Besides de-
claring the remarks regarding Wads-
worth to be improper, the senate with
out record expunged the remarks re-
garding Couzens. At the same time,
in one of the stormiest sessions of
recent years, the senate also expunged
from the record remarks made by
Couzens rgarding Heflin. 1t is
charged that in the remarks relating
ito Couzens he implied that he repre-
sented big business interests. Couzens
remarks referred to HefIin as playing
to the galleries.
Dividing on party lines, the senate
sustained forty to twenty-eight Vice
President Coolidges ruling that Hef-
lin, in yesterdays discussion on the
British deot funding proposal had re-
fected improperly upon Wadsworth,
republican from New York, by declar-
ing that he (Heflin) did not repre-
snt bond sharks and big financierss
Of Wall street"
Pass Big Appropriation Measures.
Olympia-(A. PA two million
dollar appropriation to complete the
new legislative building and million
to pave the Pacific high
way between Centralia and Vancouver,
passed the senate today.
The capitol building measure had an
emergency clause attached to it MAX
ioti off
as possible. The measure provides
that all future receipts from the sales
and leases of lands in the capitol
grant be placed in the capitol build
ing construction fund House bill No. |
free milk law to all school districts of
the first class, was reconsidered and
passed by the house.
The fees charged by county audi |
.ors for the filing recording and issu-
ance of various forms would be virtu-
ally doubled by the enactment of
measure introduced by the house COM
nittee on revenue and taxation A T
)ill was introduced in the senate I
the state director of con-
ervation and development to investi-
rate and report upon irrigation dis
L
proving and certifying such bonds,
md then to take over the full juris-
liction of the district and the expen
iture of all moneys derived from the
ale of the bonds.
German Strikers Return to Work.
Coblenz-(A. P.)-Railroad strikers
n this area are returning to work.
Zen were repairing signals and put
ing locomotives in shape today, and
ulB train service between Coblenz
nd Cologne is promised tomorrow.
ration was charged in the house to-
ay by Representative Garner, demo-
rat from Texas, with failure to keep
aith with the American people in the
ettlement Of the British war debt.
lxhume Body In Search For Jewels.
Washington-(A. P.)-The treasury
apartment has acquiesced to the re-
uest of war department officers for !
he exhumation and examination of t
he coffin of James Jones, American /
canaan, buried in Express Hill ceme- f
cry, Brooklyn, to determine whether
r not smuggled Russian crown jewels
7ere buried with the body.
Look For Anti-BOIsheyik Attack.
Moscow-(A. P)-According to a r
ispatch from Chita, a new attack is r
eing prepared against Vladivostok by .
ne Siberian district of Duma, former :
controlling body in the +
ar east which now has headquarters i
/ Korea. An army d five thousand .
len was said to be now organized
J move on Vladivostok. (
Ruhr Valley Blockade Complete. b
Duesseldorf-(A P)-The blockade =.
the Ruhr valley from within was |
osolutely complete today. Not
ngle ton of coal or coke has entered d
ermany from Ruhr within the last {
hours, the French authorities an :
ounce.
Electr0cute Four Murderers
Littlerock Ark.-(A. P.)-Four men T
'nvicted of murder were eIecrocuted d
/ the Arkansas penitentiary early to- jv
ly They were: Duncan Richardson, s