The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10
u. S. WINTER wheat FORECAST is SOS
MILLION BUSHELS idaho NEAR NORMAL

WaSh1ngtOn-(A. P.J-Ine crop
production as forecasted by the de-
partment of agriculture from the
September 1st conditions, will be, in
million bushels: Winter wheat, $685.
spring wheat, 221; corn, 3,076; oats
1872; barley, 1919; rye CAS-; tame hay,
S19 tons; wild hay, 1.61 tons. The
condition of the crops September 1,
or the times of harvest, was: Spring
wheat, 65 per cent normal; oats, 70;
all hay, 80. The spring wheat condi-
ton in Montana is rs per cent nor
NAL; Idaho, 95 per cent; Washing
ton, 95 per cent.
To Prevent Ku KIux Khan Parade
Walton ordered the sheriff of
Stephens county to swear in extra
deputies today to prevent parade
of the Ku Klux Klan, which the gov
ernor has been informed will be held
tomorrow night in Commanche. The
governor declared that he will use the
national guard if the county authori-
ties are unable to bar the demonstra-
ton.
Wreck Survivors Taken Care OF
San Diego-(A. P)-The survivors
of the seven American destroyers,
Honda, Saturday night, arrived at San
Diego on special train this morn
ing They were met by detachments
from the destroyer base, to which
they were taken after they were pro-
vided with cigarettes, hot coffee, and
light refreshments.
Sixty Thousand Bodies Recovered
Tokio-(A. P.)-Sixty thousand
bodies had been recovered at Toxic
and Yokohama by today. Police esti-
mate that five hundred thousand per-
sons have been treated for wounds
and sickness, as a result of the earth
quake. A landing party from the
United States destroyer, Huron,
buried the dead from the American
naval hospital at Yokohama.
Bring Refugees to Seattle
Seattle-(A. P.)-The Admiral
Oriental liner, President Jefferson,
bringing refugees from Yokohama and
Toxic to Seattle, wirelessed that
among the four hundred passengers
aboard there were many destitute and
many injured, who would need at
tention when the ship reached port.
They said that they had discharged
much of the ships stores for the re-
lief in Japan, and that the food was
short.
Cholera Reports are Unfounded
Tokio-(A. P)-Reports of
epidemic of cholera in the |
region in Japan devastated by the |
earthquake are unfounded, according |
to the authorities here.
Hollands Captain, Crew, Safe
San Francisco-(A. P)-The cap |
tain of the Holland, with all its |
and all members of the /
crew of the liner from Cuba, are safe; /
Two million five hundred thousand /
dollars in treasure, with mail and |
baggage was landed at Wilmington. |
The Hollands third mate and four
seamen remained on the vessel, which |
is said to be in the same place she I
struck Saturday night
Ireland Elected to Membership
Geneva-(A. P.)-Ireland was un-
elected to membership in |
he league of nations by the assembly
If that body today.
Want Funds for Medical Supplies
Washington = CA. P.) = Reporting
hat an epidemic of fever has broken
)ut in Toxic, Ambassador Woods, in
| cable to the state department. said
hat it was imperative that million
lollars of American Red Cross funds
,e placed Immediately at the disposal
If the relief committee for the quick
purchase Of medical supplies and
ood from nearby markets.
Earthquake Shakes Calcutta
London-(A. P.)-Fifty persons
we're reported killed or injured in an
which shook Calcutta to-
lay, says the Exchange Telegraph
lispatch. Many houses collapsed in
he Nymensingh district.
Germany Ordered to Quit Resistance
London-(A. PD-The population in
he occupied area of Germany has
'een ordered to discontinue passive
esistance to the French and Belgian
according to Central
Jews cores pondent from Berlin.