The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19

Paris-(A. P.)-The sense of the
note proposed by the council of am
bassadors to be sent Germanysis said
to be a demand on Germany to pro-
vide protection for the inter-allied
military control mission wherever
the Reich has control
Frances determination to continue
its occupation until the Versailles
treaty is executed and protection as
sured, as expressed by Premier Poin-
care at Neuilly yesterday, applies
only to the Rhineland and Bridge
heads, according to an official foreign
office statement. 1t says that the
decision concerning the Ruhr is de-
pendent upon the agreement with
Belgium.
The French cabinet, called to con-
slider the agreement in principal
reached by the allied council of am
bassadors regarding the attitude to be
adopted toward Germany, issued a
laconic communique at the close of
the session to the effect that 'the
en- by NJ. Poincare in the negotia-
tionS"
Hardiman Found Guilty
Spokane-(A. PA verdict find
ing John I. Hardiman guilty of
in connection with the
shooting of Miss Goldie F1augher, his
sweetheart, last month, was return
ed by a superior Ocurt jury here this
morning after celebrating since Sat
lrday afternoon.
Kidnapping New Charge
WaShington-(A. P.)-The charge
that the Veterans Bureau kidnapped
Charles Kasavage, World war veteran
from the insane asylum in the state
Of Washington and took him to hos
pita1 in Pennsylvania was made to-
lay before the senate Veterans Bu-
reau investigating committee by Rep
resentative Johnson, Republican of
Representative John
son said the officials of the bureau
acted in violation of a restraining or
Ter issued by the state courts and
hat he had been asked by Director
Hines of the bureau to present the
facts so that 'the wrong in the case
IAN be righted'
Typhoon Sweeps LuzOn
Manila-(A. PA typhoon from
the Pacific ocean has swept the Lu
zon and Visayas islands. Rail and
communication has been
suspended. Manila is partially un-
Ter water. There has been consid-
erable damage to crops. The rainfall
last 4S hours but the storm was abat-
ing according to the last reports OBJ
.ainab1e.
Hart Not Candidate
O1ympia-(A. P)-Governor Louis
F. Hart officially announced today
hat he would not be candidate for
reelection as governor at a meet |
ng of the administrative board.
In a statement, the Governor said:
For personal reasons and in justice
% my family and myself, l. feel 1 |
should at this time make known my |
Intention not to again be candidate |
or the high office to which the peo- |
pie have seen fit to elect me.
Having proven that the states af- !
airs can be conducted as any other |
,usinness establishment and having |
saved millions of dollars to the tax
payers without retarding develop /
nents, am stepping aside that some
,ne else may take up the responsible !
ties of the office of governor"
Curtail Alien Holding
Washington-(A P.)-Two more |
decisions upho1ding the efforts to
;urtaiI land rights of aliens in Wash
ngton and California were returned |
~ the supreme court today. In one
decision the court held that under
he alien land laws of the two states,
.ecent1 yheld valid by the highest /
aliens ineligible to citizen
'hip cannot own stock in land own !
ng corporation. In the other deci-
lion the court decided that aliens who !
own or lease land are like
wise barred from entering into con- I
racts with land holders for the di- i
risiOn of crops.
Campaign Quarters Opened t
Chicago=(A. P)-Although the Re-