The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-19
HUGHES SAYS INTERNATIONAL COURT
CONFORMS TO HIGHEST COURTS in U.S..

Hanover, N. H-(A. P.)-The per-
manent court of international JUS
tice constitutes tribunal with stand
ards that conform to our highest
courts Secretary Hughes said here
today, speaking at alumni gatherings
in connection with the commence
ment exercises at Dartmouth college.
II make bold to say" he said, "That
the United State could today with
greater satisfaction submit disputes
to which it is a party to this court
than to any arbitral tribunal that it
would be possible to set up"
Bucketeers are Sentenced.
New York-(A. P.)-Edward NJ.
Fuller and William F. McGee, buck
eteers, were sentenced today to from
a year and three months to four
years each, in Sing Sing prison.
Suspend CoOte From Curb Market.
New York-(A. PA. w. Coote
was today suspended from member
ship in the New York curb market,
following his appointment as receiv-
er for the stock brokerage firm of
A. w. Coote & company, with head
quarters in San Francisco.
Mount Etna Threatens City.
Catania-(A. P).-The eruption of
Mount Etna continues unabated The
stream of lava is now threatening
Giarre, city of about 10000 inhab-
itants at the base of the volcano, and
the population is beginning to leave.
About $4,000 persons already have
been made homeless in the area sur
rounding Etna. Ashes, cinders and
stones are emitted so thick that they
darken the sun.
Defective Wire Destroys Home.
Boise.-(A. PA fire early Mon
day morning wiped out the little home
of Mrs. Donota Uberuage near Home
dale. Idaho, killing her and her three
small children, according to word re-
ceived here late last night. The
charred bodies of the two children
were found in bed. The third had
apparently been thrown out in an
attempt to save it. The woman, I'M
conscious on the ground, died in a
hospital at Caldwell.
Dougherty to Referee Fight.
Philadelphia-(A P.)-James F.
Dougherty, of Ridly Park, near here
today received telegram definitely
accepting his terms to referee the
Dempsey Gibbons fight, July T.
Indict Bank Officers.
Buffalo, CA. p indictments charg-
ing a violation of the corporation
laws were voted today against six
officers and former officers of the
bankrupt L. R. Steel Corporation, by
the county grand jury.
Trust Fund Shortage Discovered.
Harrisburg, Pa.-(A. P.)-The dis
covery of a shortage of one hundred
and seventy thousand dollars of the
trust funds of the Waynesboro Trust
Company, Waynesboro, was reported
today by Secretary of Banking Peter
G. Cameron, who announced he had
ordered the arrest of Charles fl.
Coover the treasurer
Bandits Escape With $1,000.
Bartlesville, Okla.-A P.)-Four
bandits robbed the Barnsdall Ma
tional Bank, fifteen miles southwest
OF here, early today, escaping with
five thousand dollars, according to
reports received here.
Investigating Disappearance.
Clifton, Aria. P)-Charles S.
Wharton, assistant state attorney, of
Chicago, arrived here early today.
He interviewed B. H. Rouw, San Fran
cisco travelling man, who claims to
have vital information" concerning
the mysterious disappearance of
Leighton Mount, Northwestern Uni
versity student. According to Wharf
on, the result of the first interview
was not very satisfactory.
Big Liner on Trial Trip.
Boston-(A. P.)-The great liner,
sailed this afternoon on a
trial trip to southern waters, with
several hundred guests of the Ship
ping board An injunction proceed
ings to prevent the trip failed to
Paris Express Wrecked.
Berlin CA. P.)-The French Mar
shall, Petain, was slightly injured,
and two officers accompanying him
were killed, in the wrecking Of the
Paris -Mayence express last Friday,
according to correspondents of Ber-
linger Tages Zeitung at Frankfort.
Petain was on his way to the Ruhr
and the Rhineland for a tour Of in
spectiOn
5000 CARS OF APPLES