The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-27

or Pinchot assembled the leaders of
each side in the anthracite contro-
versy around his office table today
and told them bluntly the proposed
suspension of mining on September
l, could not be allowed '"The thing
is possible, it must be DONE" Govern
or PinchOt declared, concerning the
purpose to stop hostilities. The rep
resentatives listened impassively as
he read the address, then consented
to separate interviews, the miners
representatives to be met first, alone.
All the members of miners full scale
committee were assembled in the city.
1t was considered significant because
the full committee has the power to
recall the work suspension notices to
be issued Saturday.
Flood Drives Many From Homes
Ell Pasco-(A. P.)-Hundreds of
persons fled from the lowlands of
Juarez, Mexico, to escape the rises
of the Rio Grande, predicted for late
today by the United States reclama-
tion service. They joined twelve
hundred others, who were driven
from their homes Friday night The
flood has already damaged one thous-
and small Mexican houses. Many
adobe huts crumbled to mud heaps.
Arch -C0nspiratOr's Arrest Reported
Springfield, Mass-(A P)-Dis-
patches here, believed authentic, re-
port the arrest in Mexico of Joseph
Marcino, of Chicago, alleged arch
conspirator in the robbery Of 213
thousand dollars in securities from
the First National bank of Warren
Mass, last February. 1t was said
the department of justice is taking
steps in Washington for Marcino's
extradition.
Religious Riots Continue
Simla, British India-(A P.)-The
religious riots in the United Provin-
ces are continuing, according to dis
patches here. The Hindus and Mos
lens, fought at Agra last night. Fire
arms were used and the casualties
were said to have been heavy. All
business and postal deliveries there
have been suspended.
Party Strife i'm Dublin
Dublin-(A. PA lively outbreak
of rifle and machine gun fire occur
red in Dublin early today. The
shooting was not explained The bal |
loting in the dali elections proceeded, |
with the national troops patrolling
the streets. An automobile carrying |
James Crowley and the minister of
finance, Finian Lynch, the govern
ment party candidates for Kerry,
were attacked by crowd at Liniaw
yesterday. Shots were fired and one
man was seriously injured.
Attempt Endurance Record
San Diego-(A. P)-Captain Low
ell H. Smith, and Lieutenant John P.
Richter took off at 5:O7 a. m. from
Rockwell field, North Island, today
in an attempt to establish an avi- !,
alton record for endurance, speed,
and distance. It was planned to take
fuel while in flight, in order to re-
main aloft forty-five to fifty hours.
Shortly after noon Pilots Erwin and
Mcneil went aloft, and succeeded in
passing hot food to Smith and Rich
ter. The record-seeking men COM
pleted the first lap at 1922 p. M,
averaging between SO and 80 miles
an hour for the flight up to that time.
1t was announced that refueling
would be attempted again at p. M,
and again at p. m. If they are still
in the air at $50 p. M an attempt
will be made to pass some more hot
food to them. Shortly before dusk
the pilots will try to transfer suffi-
cient fuel to keep the plane aloft until
after daylight tomorrow morning.
Erwin and Mcneil lowered two cush-
ions to the record-seekers in mid-air
before ten o'clock this morning.
Hines and Siefert, half
hour later, transferred hundred
gallons of fuel by a rubber hose.
Start Investigation of Oil Industry
Minneapolis - GA. P) - Attorney
of various states have been
asked by Charles Griffith, and George
Short, attorney-generals of Kansas
and Oklahoma, respectively to start a
nationwide investigation of the oil
to determine eff the. Stand
ard Oil company is manipulating the
gasoline market to put forty thous-
and mid-country producers out of
business"
American Yacht Wins Race
Rothesay Scotland-(A P)-The
American six-meter yacht, Lea won
rom the Britisher Cola, III, in the
second heat race series for the Sc
vanhaka cup. The Britisher won the
'irst heat Saturday.