The Daily Star-Mirror
VOLUME XI.
THE DAILY STAR-MIRROR, MOSCOW, IDAHO, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921
NUMBER 60
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE EXPRESSES
HOPE RESULTS FROM CONFERENCE
Washington—(By A. P.)—President Harding today informed in his first annual most gratifying world accomplishment by the arms conference is not improbable. The message was delivered by the president in person in the chamber of the house in the presence of the delegates to the conference and most of the diplomats regularly stationed in Washington.
The president discussed world conditions, saying that the world restoration program will have to be worked out by the nations more directly concerned and added that the United States will help unselfishly because of the compensation in the consciousness of assisting; selfishly, because of commerce and international exchanges in trade which marked our high tide of fortunate advancement, is possibly only when the nations of all continents are restored to stable order and normal relationship.
Wants Permanent Tariff
The president urgently recommended an early tariff and foreign debt refunding bills. He announced that later on he will make recommendations about a renewed consideration of the tax program, involving further reduction and the abolition of congress.
The message that a hindering burdens. He suggested consideration by Congress of an amendment to the constitution to end the issue of non-taxable bonds. The president declared denouncement of commercial treaties as directed under the Jones act would involve us in a chaos of trade relationships and indescribably to the confusion of an already disorganized commercial treaty.  World, and asked time to submit alternative measures. The plan of reimbursement, at no other cost than contemplated in the existing act, will appeal to the pride and encourage the hope of all American people, he added. 