The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
DROP in raw SUGAR; DEMONSTRATION
IN new YORK; BOYCOTT in KANSAS

New -York-(A P.)-Raw sugar
future prices continued to rumble on
the New York coffee and sugar sex-
change today as $4,000 women were
being marshalled for a protest parade
against high prices of he refined pro
duct. Struck by a pOod of selling
orders which came in over night as
IA result of yesterdays drop, futures
fell 25 to 35s points in the forenoon
trading.
Urge Sugar Boycott in Kansas
Topeka, Kansas-(A. PA public
proclamation urging a sugar boycott
because of the prevailing prices, was
issued today by Governor J. M. Davis
The governor advocated that it . be
carried out in the spirit of our fore
fathers of the Boston Tea Party
days. and extended the request not
only to Kansas residents, but to the
entire nation.
Boston Man Golf Champion
Sandwich-(A. P.)-Francis Ouimet
of Boston, won the Royal st. George
champion grand challenge golf tro-
ply today defeating by one stroke
DR.. G. F. Wiling Of Portland, Ore
gon, in a play-off of yesterdays tie
Ouimet took II strokes for Is holes
and Willing 78.
Sun Vat Forces Make Gains
Hong Kong-(A. P.)-The southern
constitutionalist forces of Sun Yat
Sen, Canton leader, are reported to
have gained a decisive victory over
the armies mena/ing Canton. The
enemy was outfanked and is said to |
have been routed after fighting in
which both sides suffered the severest !
casualties.
Must Retry Farrar Divorce
New YorkA(A P.)-Geraldine Far
rar's divorce suit against Lou Telle- I
gen, nearly completed before re-
feree, must be retired before jury
the appellate division of the supreme
court ruled today, to give Miss Stella
Larrimore, one of the correspondents
named by the Diva, an opportunity
% clear her name publicly.
New Worlds Running Record
Paris-(A P)-Charles Paddock,
'unning star of the University of Sou
hern California, competing in the in
ernational students athletic meet
lere, today set new worlds record
or a 75-meter dash. Running in
,fficial trial he made the distance in
2-5th seconds or four-fifths of a
econd under the record previously
by Engdahl of Sweden.
Fight on Housing Trusts {
st. Louis=(A P.)-The state of I
Iissouri today filed receivership suits
gainst 13 housing trusts here and
was announced that 21 similar
uits had been filed in Kansas City.
he move, it was explained, is to
brow all but few of the housing
rusts in the state into receiver
hip.
resident May Change Return Route
Washington - "A. P.) - President
[arding has under consideration, t.
mong other plans, for his western p
.ip the proposal advanced by Secre- :
Try DENLY, that he return from l
laska on a naval vessel by way of G.
anama canal, and Porto Rico SO >
Lr as could be learned at the White
ouse today, the president is more z
lclined to return overland after r
.nding at Seattle, and take advant- p
ge of the return trip to enunc1ate II
le policies and report the accomp- a.
shments of the administrations Il
Raid Two Missouri Banks u u
Kansas City-(A. P.)-Two banks =,
Buckner Missouri, about Is miles h
ON here, were raided by five bandits +,
lortly before noon today The ban X
is escaped with about $60OO IN caSn NJ
Id $4,000 in registered Liberty OF
,nds. ~
To Prosecute Armour & Co. s,
Kansas City-(A. P.)-The pur- pl
ase of the Morris & Company hold h;
gs by Armour & Company cOnsti- dt
tes the g biggest attack ever made w
this country on the antitrust laws" az
is declared here today by Judge B. Ell
Hainer, chief counsel for Secre- tn
ry of Agriculture Wallace, follow
6 receipt of a telegram from Wal
ce instructing him to leave moth tr
g undone in prosecuting the de- cl
complaint that the pur- 81
aSe< is in violation of the packers F.