The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
GERMAN Note UNSATISFACTORY; CLAIM
FORMER PRINCE HAS RIGHTS OF CITIZEN

Paris-(A. P)-The German note
| replying to the protest of the council
of ambassadors against the return tC
Germany of former Crown Prince
Frederick William, has been received
here. The note is understood to be
of an unsatisfactory nature to the
allies, and the members of the ambas-
sadors' council were hurriedly notified
to convene this afternoon for its con-
sideration. 1t is understood that
Germany takes the stand that Freder-
ick William possesses the same rights
as other German citizens and that
the German government has no re-
proach to make against him.
OeIs Awaiting Arrival
Oels-(A. pat twelve o'clock
this morning, Oels was patiently
awaiting the arrival of the ex-Crown
Prince, but still without advices as
to when he would join the former
Crown Princess and their children.
Prince Arrives at Estate
London-(A. P)-Former Crown
Prince Frederick William has arrived
at his estate at Oels, says a Berlin
correspondent Of the Central News.
A letter message says that he is at
the shooting lodge called Kleinell-
| guth, which forms part of his estate
at Oels.
Ineligible Aliens Barred
Washington-(A. P)-The alien
land laws of Washington and Califor-
MI nh hn in
eligible to citizenship from owning
or leasing land. were declared valid
and constitutional today by the su-
preme court. Justice Butler asserted
that it was clearly within the power
of the state, to prohibit aliens who
had not declared their purpose of be-
coming citizens, from owning land.
He held, too, that such is not repug-
nant to the agreement by this govern
ment with Japan.
Lewis, Clark to Play Toledo -
Spokane-(A. P)-Permission for
the Lewis and Clark football team to
play the Scott high school team of
Toledo, Ohio, next Saturday for the
interscholastic championship, was |
granted by the school board, in a |
specially called meeting, and the
team leaves for Toledo tonight, it is |
announced
To Confer With Former Kaizer
The Hague-(A. P.)-Dr. Kan, Of
ficial of the ministry of the interior,
left for Doom today for a conference
with former Emperor William.
Revolt Leader Arrested
Berlin-(A. P.)-Adolph Hitler
leader of the recent Munich revolt,
was arrested near Lakestaffel, in
South Bavaria, today offering no re-
sistance
Grant Mint Director
Washington-(A. P.)-Tobert j
Grant, superintendent of the Denver
mint, has been appointed by Presi-
dent Coolidge as director of the mint,
succeeding F. B. Cobey, resigned.
Shots Cause Murder Report
Chattanooga, Tenn CA. P) The
of Utah Garrison, of Grand
view, Tennessee, became frightened
and ran away from the house yester-
lay, when he began firing shotgun,
t is reported. This action led to the
,eport that Garrison had killed seven
If his children, which later proved
Infounded, when the children return
I'd home
q. S. Was Within Rights
Washington-(A. P.)-The United
States had authority, the supreme
court held today, to condemn land for
he new site of that part of Ameri- {
AN Falls, Idaho, which had to be re- ;
ocated because Of flooding resulting
rom construction of the dam across
he Snake river.
Up to the Governments
.Paris-(A. P)-The allied council
# ambassadors, after several hours
pent in the discussion of the Ger
nan reply to their protest against the
eturn of the former crown prince,
lecided to refer the matter to their
espective governments.
Abuse in Contract Hospitals ;.
Washington-(A P)-Great abuse
n the use of contract hospitals was {
harged before the senate veterans s
ommittee, today, by DR.. L. B. Rogers, '
irector of the medical division of the {
bureau. Dr. Rogers de- I
Jared there had been abuse in the