The daily star-mirror., 1923-11-15

Washington-(A. P.)-The tariff
commissions wheat tariff inquiry
will include the study of import du-
ties on all wheat products as well as
the commodity itself, it was disclos
ed in a formal statement issued today
by the commission. The statement
said that the investigation could be
expected to bring no results sooner
than 60 days, with indications that a
longer time will be required
Reputation Reports Denied
Berlin-(A. P)-Official quarters
dismiss as wholly unfounded reports
circulated abroad that the German
government has decided to repudiate
the Treaty of Versailles in its en-
tirety.
Pacific Coast Trade Boosted :.
Portland CA. P.) = The Pacific
coast was called upon to mobilize its
forces and work together in unity for
the advancement of its commerce in
an address by William Pigott of Seat
tie, president of the Pacific Foreign
Trade council, at the opening of the
third annual conference of the coulr1
Gil here today. The same idea was
emphasized in an address voicing the
keynote of the coference, "Pacific
Coast Unity for World Trade Ex-
pansion," as delivered by Edgar B.
Piper of Portland, editor of the |
Morning Oregonian.
McAdOO Indicates Candidacy
Omaho-(A. PD-Commenting on
the statement made in Chicago by
David L. Rockwell of Ravenna, Ohio,
that friends of William G sMcAdoo
intend to nominate him as the Dem
ocratic candidate for the presidency,
Mr. McAdoo said here today that Mr..
Rockwell "has stated the situation
accurately"
Denver Out Of Race
Washington CA. /P) = Denver,
heretofore regarded as a stong con-
,ender for the Republican national
next year. failed to sub
nit an invitation when the special
of the Republican ma
5ional committee met here today to
'ecieve convention bids.
Death for ReyOlutfOnists
Athens-(A. P.)-The court at
1leusis today sentenced to death
Generals Laonardo Poulos and .
1arfalides and Majors Avarmboh
md Nicolareas, leaders of the recent
evolutionary movement. Many 9TH ..
II officers high in rank and involved !
n the revolt were sentenced to i'm !
,risonment for life or for long terms.
Organ to Get Forbes :.
Washington-(A. P.)-Stirred by
he charges of Charles r. Forbes
gainst the committee counsel, John q
'. O'Ryan told the senate Venterans' ,
Bureau investigating committee to-
ay that he expected to prove "con-
incingly the whole truth of Morti-
lers charges that Charles Forbes
vas one of a gang of conspirators l.
Tho were tied together cheek ano v
,wl to defraud the government" C
II expect to further show that this fl
riminal conduct was in consonance fl
18th his previous life record" c.
Ryan declared. a
At the outset of the examination, d
eneral Organ asked Forbes if he fe
as a native American or natural
ed citizen and received the reply, a.
citizen" Questioned as fl
whether the former bureau direc- CT
II had an alteration with Mortimer a
4 labor day, 1922, Forbes said that cl
g had had some words with him, but IL
d not remember when. Asked if it g
as about Mrs. Mortimer, Forbes did N
IT remember, but added that it t,
light have been partially about her. tt
1rbes said that Mortimer had found II
le former director and Mrs. Morti- 81
er in an apartment in Warden Park
n, here, but declared that the door tt
as wide open. IN
Bandits Get $4,000 dl
Kansas City, Kan.-(A. P.)-Two y, y,
asked bandits held up two messen- -,
srs of the Argentine State bank -,
re today and escaped with $4,000. ~
Haul Of $4,000 Made at
Collinsville, Ill.-(A. P)-Three SO
.ndits held up two clerks of the OF
Coal company here to- W