The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03

Portland-(A. P.) With 4O46 official
entries in, the thirteenth annual Pa
cific International Livestock eposi-
| ton was opened today by e. A.
| Stuart, of Seattle, president. Last
year the official entries when the
show opened numbered 1916 This
year, in addition to the displays of
beef cattle, dairy cattle, hogs, sheep
and other live stock, the ten-acre
pavilion also houses grain and dry
land farming exhibits, poultry and
fancy draft horses.
Banker Sentenced for Fraud
Denver-(A. P.)-Carle H. Smith,
Denver banker and prominent busi-
ness man, on October 20, last was
sentenced to serve from four to ten
years in the Colorado state peniten-
tiary, when he entered a plea of
guilty of obtaining money by false
pretenses and fraudulently selling
land twice, it is announced today by
District Attorney Vanise.
Lynched by Masked Men
Muskogee-(A. P.)-Dallas Sowell,
accused of attacking a white woman
and recently returned to the McIn-
tosh county jail, after a break for
liberty across Oklahoma, into Texas
was lynched by eleven masked men
at Eufaula, last night, according to
word received here today.
Organization Dissolved
Berlin-(A. P.)-Defense Minister
of the Imperial Council of Working
mems Soviets," an organization
chiefly dominated by radical labor
leaders.
Lloyd George Sails for Home
New York-(A. P.)-David Lloyd
George turned his face toward home
today, leaving behind him final
plea for the United States not to be
too hard on Europe, but to drive
home to that stricken continent the
conviction that right is supreme
over force.
Would Check Mark Collapse
Berlin-(A P.)-New York's ap
praisal of the mark on the basis of
one and two-thirds trillion to the
American dollar, moved Chancellor
Stresemann to cOnvoke a midnight
session of the rump cabinet, at which
several emergency ordinances were
proclaimed for the purposes of fore
stalling similar collapse of the mark
in Berlin. II
Demand Dictatorship
Berlin-(A PIT is learned au-
thoritatively today that the Bavarian
government has sent letter to
Chancellor Stresemann, demanding
the erection of dictatorship for the
Reich, based on the Bavarian model.
The letter adds that unless such
dictatorship is established in Berlin
forthwith, the Bavarian government
intends to send the troops now con-
centrated on the Bavarian frontier
against the capital.
Prince Gustave Adolph Takes Bride
London-(A P)-Before the anci-
ent altar of the intimate little chapel |
royal in st. James palace, Grown |
Prince Gustave Adolph of Sweden |
took as his second bride this after
noon, Lady Louise Mountbatten, !
niece of the reigning sovereign of
Great Britain.
POincare Stands Firm
Paris-(A. P.)-Premier Poincare ,
of France today reaffirmed his res
ervation limiting the scope of the |
proposed reparation conference, in
note handed Lord Crewe, British am
bassador, regarding the text of the
invitation of the United States.
Deny UItimatum Received
Berlin-(A. P.)-Official denial is
today given in a government state
ment issued, that the Bavarian gov
ernment had sent an ultimatum to
Chancellor Stresemann, demanding
the creation of nationalist dictator
ship and threatening military meas
ures, in the event of noncompliance.
Belgian EurOpe's Billiard Champ
New York-(A. P.)-Edouard Hore-
mans of Belgium today defeated
Erich Hagenlacher of Germany, 500,
points to POI points, in the eleventh
match of the worlds 1872 ball1 line
billiard tournament. By his victory,
Horemans becomes European champ
ion He defeated Cont, the French
champion, yesterday.
Beau Butler Wins Race
Baltimore-(A. P)-Beau Butler