The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
GERMANY MAKES new PREPARATIONS
OFFER TO PAY 100000 MARKS

/ Berlin-(A P.)-Germany's latest
reparation offer proposes that the
total of her obligations in cash and
kind, under the Versailles treaty be
fixed at thirty billion gold marks. A
note to the entente to Washington
proposes that twenty billions be
raised before July 1, 1927, by bond
issue at normal rates of interest on
the international money market, and
five billions before July l., 1929, and
the remainder before July 1, 1881.
Germany, in the proposal, advances
the position that security between
France and Germany be attained by
agreement to submit all future con-
flicts to arbitration or other recon
ciliatory processes.
Believe France Will Reject
Paris-(A. P.)The new German
proposition for reparation settle
ment, is so far from being accept
able to France, that fiat rejection
is regarded by persons close to Pre-
mier Poincare as being inevitable.
The rejection, it is stated, will prob
ably be followed by an extension of
occupation of the right bank of the
Rhine
ROslyn Miners Return to Work
Ellensburgh, Wash-(A. P0-Two
thousand miners in the Roslyn-Cle-
EIum coal fields went to work this
morning after a months idleness, as
a result of the refusal to accept
dollar and half per day reduction
in pay to day workers. The miners
agreed in a referendum vote to ac-
cept compromise reduction of rs
cents per day.
National Guard OFFICER Resigns
Seattle "a. P.)-Major Harry S.
Smart, until yesterday assistant ad-
jutant general Of the Washington ma
tional guard, resigned today and his
resignation was accepted by Adult
ant General Maurice Thompson, it was
announced here. Major Smart's re-
signation followed his relief from
active duty and the filing of a letter
with Governor Hart, in which he pro-
tested against the conduct of the
states military affairs.
President in Portland July 4
Washington-(A. P)-The tenta
tive schedule for President Harding's
western trip, as now arranged, will !
permit him to spend July in Port-i
land, Oregon The day following the |
president plans to sail for Alaska.
Execute Free State Irregulars
Dublin-(A. P.)-The execution of
,wo more irregulars was announced /
oy the Free State this afternoon.
Christopher Quinn and William
had been found guilty
If killing Free State soldiers at
ennis, county Of Glare, April FL. The
executions were at Ennis.
Hang Two for Murder
Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta-(A.
o)-Mrs. Florence Lassandra and
emilio Piccarillo were hanged today
or the murder of Constable Lawson
asst September. Both protested in
locence on the gallOws. Mrs. Lass
lndra is the first woman hanged IN
canada in "a years.
Protest Irak Rights for Turks
London-(A. P.)-The British high
in Constantinople has
zen instructed to register an em-
,hatic protest against the rights by
he Turks of rights within the king
ON of Irak (Mesopotamia), and to
eclare that Great Britain does not
ecognize the validity of such grant.
his was announced in the house of
ommons today in a statement on the
,hester concessions by Lieutenant
,olonel Albert Buckley, for the for
ign office.
Catch Rum Fleet Feeder
New York-(A. P.)-The govern {
1ent. centering triangular attack /
n the rum fleet off the. Jersey coast,
3day seized a tug and motor launch
arriving provisions and fuel to the
lien craft anchored outside the three
lille limit
Start on Non-Stop Trip
Hampstead, New York-(A. P.)7
John A. Macready and
. G. Kelly took off today from the
field in army monoplane
q. hoping to make nonstop trans
ontinental flight to San Diego, Cali
,rnia. within 80 hours.
American Make Low Scores
Sandwich-(A. P.)-Dr. O. F. Will ]
lg of Portland. Oregon, and Robert
!. Gardner of Chicago. finished with
1e two lowest scores in the first
ound OF stoke competition for the