The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-02-23
WARRINGTON

lpOstOIffce ana courthouse at Sal
Lake City. and to remodel and rem
~ovate the present building.
The soldiers bonus question bobb
ed up again in the senate wing OF the
capital, the military affairs commit
tee devOting nearly two hours to dis.
cussion in executive session OF the
Bursum bonus bill, after which de-
cision was reached to hold another
Injecting.
Upon learning that several of the
transcontinental railroads acting un-
der the recent decision of the inter-
state e commission had filed
new tariffs wherein they proposed to
Increase rates on wool from Idaho
and Eastern Washington and Oregon
to Boston and other eastern markets.
such increase to go into effect Feb
ruary 10th, Senator Gooding of Ida
no entered protest and asked that
the new wool rates be suspended
pending investigation
Creation OF a special presidential
commission to study charges Of a car
shortage and possibly other transpor-
taf1on questions Is being planned by
President Harding.
The bill OF Senator Gooding to Gre
nte O government wheat STERILIZATION
commission was reported ~favorably
by the senate agricultural committee.
A basic guarantee of S1.75 per bush
81 for No. 5 northern wheat would
provided by the bviI.
Extension of provisions OF the
Jhinese exclusion law TO all Omen
ais was proposed In a bill introduced
" Representative MTTer. Washing
on. who said Oriental immigration
nuo the Pacific Coast states and
laval had reached a "menacing
tage' which demanded immediate
ederal legislation
The Central American conference
'hich began December 4 at the invi-
itlon OF President Harding, was
pncluded Thursday In the hall OF the
mericas OF the Pan-Lmsricnn union
18th Secretary hughes presiding and
lie plenipotentfaries pf Guatemala,
Salvador. Hondrus, Nicaragua and
osta Rica expressing qualification
Ier It's success.
President Harding personally urg-
upon congress that it not only APP
owe promptly the British debt set
ement agreement but that it also
me to n decision, zone way or an I
her, at this session, on the admin
ration shipping bill. }
FOREIGN
n decision taken by The dis I,
mament conference OF the league !.
nations Mt Geneva, the council :
the league win be asked to invite
United States government to q
ssent concrete propositions con- 4
ming the general lines OF collaber. 6
1t is able to give other govern
nts with regard to International e
ltrol Of traffic In arms. Ir
he latest reports from ~onstanti- IN
Die Indicate that nothing import
has developed in the situation at n
yrna. where the foreign warships n,
said to remain In defiance of the q,
er from Angora.
Of Marshal Foch as
RENE commander in the Ruhr IN
being made by influential news p,
-ers and public men met 20 dis n,
s plans for SCATTERING German re- ne
ance.
sugar cane cutters clash -
with gendarmes near Bassignac. y,
rtenique, and TIE police opened -
/. Several strikers were killed
others wounded. The govern
1t sent reinforcement of soldiers In
marines b. the district. 70
Bonar Law will return to fir
house OF m well prepar-
according to official circles, to 20
istand the snoking--ouf process Do
which his government is likely TO TT
subjecce1 owning to three months Ter
sensational events at home and
,ad. J
Constantnople dispatch W
that a second note has been re-
ed from the Turkish commander ~
reducing the time limit
the allied warships to quit fir
rna. shD
he Italian chamber OF deputies as
alhot gave its formal approval to fro
treaties negotiated ut the Wash \
N ornaments conference. The eta,
entions we're Informally indoors =
Y the chamber. Ida
e German information bureau lau.
unces that the French have &C. 3
ID Lennep. II Rhenish textile ~
as well as K~rebsoege and Berg- nita
Bern. two smaller towns near bra,
According to the same source. suie
advance IS apparently :,
of an encircling movement o.,
/ will include the occupation Of go
and Berman, both OF /,
/ are textile centers