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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13

Ami kancler Cuno, pravil
StreNemann, nik'dy netvrdil,
ze vyjednavani mohlo by BY
Iti zapocato az po vyklizeni
Poruri. Ucelem trpneho odpo-
ru bylo pouze osvoboditi ruhr-
ske uzemi a vlada by proka-
zala velkou sluzbu, kdyby
zkratiti mohla spor co nejvi-
ce mono. Doznati vsak dluz
no, re jest velky rozdil mi
neni mezi Parizi a Berlfnem.
Francie mela by vsak uvaziti,
ze pfistoupenim ma plan Ne
mecka okamzit6 ziskala by We
like sunny penez, jezto nebylo
by obtizi ziskati pIjcky ma "a
ruku Nemeckem nabizenou,
pravil Stressemann.
Berlin, 12. zari. Francouz-
sky spravce vyslanectvi Ha-
guenin odejel vcera veGer do
Parize po dlouhe konferenci
s ministry Won Raumerem q
Hilferdingem. Poda zpravu o.
sobne premieru Poincare-ovi o
stanovisku nemecke vlady
vzhledem k moznosti zahajeni
formalniho vyjednavani. Dnes
vyslo zde ma jevo, ze premier
Poincaf usiluje. re velvysla-
sisr s55 RsEss s<asltis4 4ssssi .A.stta
noven pred tim, nez jakekolf
formalni jednani mlze byti
zahajeno a rovnez vyslanec
/ pro Belgii bude nepochybne
ustanoven pred uplynutfm ty-
dne.
/ Mezitim zivotni pom6ry hor
81 sc zde denne. Dlouhe radv
Use tvori pred kramy, kde Sc
prodava margarin a brambory
a ceny silene stoupaji, pred
stihujice daleko zvyseni
mzdy.
Pafiz, II. zari. Vysokym Il
fednikem francouzsk6 vlady
bylo dnes sdeleno, re zpravy
jako by Francie vyiednavala
IS Nemeckem o vyklizeni Po-
ruri a nahradach, jsou bezpod
statne. Po nekolik dnG Pariz
byla zaplavena povestmi, jez
vedly k domnenkam, ze urov
mani otazky valecnych nahrad
jest blizke. Zatim vsak celia
vec jest V tomtez stadiu jako
II. ledna, kdy Francouzi okku
povali ruhrskou oblast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
STO TISfC TEL SPALENO.
Japan Sc vSak jiz vzpamato-
vsvS hrozne katastrOfy.

Sanghaj, IL. zari. Sto tislc
tel bylo spaleno Tokiu a
Yokohama. V prvne zmine-
mem meste zjisteno, ze 318,-
900 staveni bylo bud sbore-
no zemetresenim neb shorelo
pfi pozaru, jenz nasledoval.
Obrovske pohrebni hranice
stale hori a plameny slehaji
vysoko k obloze "a dne i "a
noci.
Mezitim co tela mrtvych
m6ni Sc popel, podnikany
.jsou kroky ma ulevu zijicich.
Prace rekonstrukcni a rehabi
litacni jdou ku predu rychle
a tisice japonskych a cinskych
d9lniki rracuji pod dohledem
japonskych vojenskych dradd
Dix rycnie pomocl, p0stara
no jest nalezite vsechny ODE
ii katastrofy potravinami
nejnumejsim satstvem. Odkli-
zeni trosek dele Sc rychle q
jsou jiz mista, kde vsechny
znamky zemetreseni a pozaru
zmizely. Take cestovani neni
liz tax obtizne cizinci, ktefi
81 pref opustiti mesta pohro'
mou stizena, mohou talk ucini
ii. Nasledkem pTisneho zakro.
cent vojska neni jiz zadnehe
pleneni neb vandalstvi.
Temto pfehled povsechne 81
tuace byl sem prinesen Japon'
ci a cizinci, kteri sem Y po
slednich dnech prijeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13

Portret Jal. Dastura Cur
setji Pavryho, A. B., syna vel
kokn6ze ParsG, v Bombaji, v
Indii, jenz pritomne studuje
ma universite Columbia New
Yorku. Tyz graduoval z Bonn
bajske university v 1920 a je-
no cilem bylo studovati dale v
Anglii a stati Sc advokatem,
avsak tento program zmenil
ma zadost ParsG, kteri 81 pref.
ably nastoupil po SVEN otci, az
tyz Sc VIDA sveho vysokeho L.
radu. Mlady Pavry pracuje
nyni ma SVEN doktoratu do
konci studio v 1924 diplo-
mem doktora filosofie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
PRIMO WALESKY v
KANAOE.

Quebec, IL. zari. Mlady
muz. ktery ma seznamu cestu
jicich byl veden jako 'lord
Renfrew", pristal dnes We
zdejsim pristavu. Jest to
prime Walesky, d6dic britick6
no trInu, jenz cestuje inko-
gnito a po kratkem pobytu v
tomto m6ste odjede do zapad-
nj Kanady, kde hodla ztraviti
delsi cas- ma dobytkarske rem
|ci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
ZNAMA FILMOVA HEREC.
KA ZEMRELA.

Los Angeles, CAL, IL. zari.
Anna Townsendova, filmova
herecka, znama jaIko Grand
ma" vzhledem k charakter-
MIN dloham, jez hrala, ze-
mrela We SVEN domove zde wee
ra We v6ku 70 roki. ZIstala
po nj dcera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
lTALIE BUDE OKKUP0VAn RJEKU.
VOJSkO JEI Sc PRY HNE 20 w.
PRSEN ULTIMATE JIEIOSLAVu.
PREMIER MUSSOLlNI JEST PODRAzDEN ZASAHO-
VANfM CIZfCH MOCNOSTf.
seska*@s
Zpravy ma lined.

Geneva, IL. zari. Zpravy
byly zde obdrzeny z riznych
zdroid, jez vrhaii zlovestne
svetlo ma moznv vyvoi veci We
riecke otazce. Nektere z tech
to tvrdi, re Italove po vice ty
dnd Sc pripravovali ma pre-
kvapne hnuti We rjeckem d.
striktu.
Panuje min6ni, ze az vypr-
81 lhIta, kterou italsky dikta-
tor dal Srbsku, italske vojsko
zmocni Sc pfistavu. ma kteryz
Italie snazila Sc zfskati pra-
vo drzebnosti ma 100 rokI a
iakmile Sc jej zmocni, bude
hledeti znova otevriti vyied-
navani, tax ably sc vyhnula
kazd6mu zdani viny ma zapo-
ceti valky.
Zda-li ultimatum nebude
prodlOuzeno Mussolinim, pa
nuie pfesvedceni. ze italske
vojsko Sc hne pristi nedeli ra-
no. den po uplynuti lhaty da-
ne Jihoslavii.
O zpravach. ktere Sc vyskytu
il, nelze ziskati prime potvr-
zenf a jihoslavska delegace
setrv&va ma optimistickem sta
novisku, jimz Sc vyznacovala
~vxeahna i4ii dosavadni. prohla-
seni. Rriticti francouzsti de-
legati pohlizeii vsak mnohem
va5neji ma situaci.
Rim, IL. zafi. Premier Mus
solini zachovava naproste NIL
ceni vzhledem ku stanovisku,
jez zaujme Italie, zdali po u
plynuti ultimate, Is. zari, il
hoslavie neprijme podminek
polozenych We spolecnem do
hodnuti italsko-j -jihoslavske ko
mise ohledne spravy Rjeky,
neb bude vec dale protahova-
ii. Jisto jest, ze Mussolini jest
rozhodnut, re otazka Rjeky
musi byti urovnana urovna-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
VfTEZSTVf OPOSICE v 20.
LICEJNfM DEPARTMENT..

Ia scitani hlasn odevzda-
nych phi pondelni volbe diver
nikn do policeiniho pensijniho
fondu vysli jake vitezove ma
celnici "povstalcG" proti Ko-
hlerove administered, policejni
porucici A. Hagen a Emmett
Potts spolu Sc straznikem j.
Conleyem. Posledni obdrzel
nejvice hlasd $50, Hagen $50,
tfetim byl 'loyalni" kandidat
straznik Finding Sc GIG a ctvr-
tym Potts $50 hlasy, patym
zvolen jaksi neutralni kandi-
dat straznik Williams, SOP hla
sy. Volby jsou do jiste miry
cdpovedi Kohlerove admin
straci "a nejmenovani poruci-
ka Hagena kapitanem, ac pry
ma povyseni toto mel nejpTed-
nostnejsi pravo a "a odstrane-
nj Pottse z detektivni uradov-
ny. Jak predem oznameno "a
Waldo mezi policisty hnuti pro
jednotnou pensi vsem vyslouzi-
lynn policistim, bez rozdilu
hodnosti, ktera obnaseti ma
$500 mes'cne, kteryz Gil jest
nyni vetsinou dGv6rniki pensij
nlho fondu sledovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
PRoTI DELNIcKE sTRANE

Decatur, H.. 12. zafi. Ne
sbstae szsxxlns ssdxa1A. he straRy'
V tomto roce v Illinoisu, schva-
lene IllinOiskOu federacl pra-
ce. Pc dlouhych debatach, jez
casem byly velmi ostre, sized
vyslovil sc prot onomu planu
456 prot 65 hlasGm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
NABiZEd MOVE P0DMlNKY.
JSOU HOTOV ZAMARKYCOVATI
VLADNl SOUKROMY MAJETEK,
KANCLER STRESSEMAN DOZNAVA PROHRU
HOSPODARSKE VALKY

Berlin, IL. zari. Doznav
mlcky, re zapas PoruTi byl
ztracen a ze nemIze byti wy
|hli1ky ma vniterni rekonstruk-
ci Nemecka, pokud nebude u
rowan spor Francii Bel
gil. kancler Stressemann dnes
vecer poznamenal ku shroma
zdenf redaktoru: "Davam
prednost uprimnosti pred illu-
81 a N6mecko 81 preje mluviti
jasne."
Neformalni styk S okkupaG
mimi mocnostmi zjevil vaz-
most stavajicich rozdild, ktere
prvni fade dotykaji Sc otaz-
ky nemecke svrchovanosti a
navraceni N6mecku uplne
spravni svobody V Poruii.
v reel kanclerove nebylo
niceho. co by sc tykalo poho-
tovosti Nemecka odvolati TRIP
ny odpor bezpodminecn6, a.
vsak presneii nacrtnut byl
plan Nemecka ma poskytnuti
spolehlivych zaruk "a zapla.
ceni valecnych nahrad.
Tyto by zahrnovaly lamar
kycovani soukromych drzeb
nosti V prdmyslu. obchod6, fl
nancich ., zemsdelstyi tako
wynn zpisobem, ze molly by
ma tento majetek byti ziskany
pdjcky. Takova zaruka, pravil
kancler, byla by zadoucnejsi
nezli ona piedepsana smlou.
YOU Versaillskou, ktera pouze
uvadi vladni majetek, jenz ne
rovna Sc produktivnosti sou.
kromym drzebnostem, jez Ne
mecko hodla dati v zastavu.
Lee by sc Francii jednalo @
ancxi, pravil dale kancler, "a
ruky Nemecka jsou takove pc
vahy, re zcela vyhovuji pod
minkam nedavno ohlasenym
Francii, "a nichz byla hotova
vykliditi zabrane oblasti.
Stresseman veri, re positiv
nj zaruky zamlouvaly by sc
Velke Britanii i Italii take
Belgie by nahledla, re jenom
timto zpIsobem mono pri-
stoupiti k rekonstrukci Evro-
py. Kdyz byl kancler vysvetlil
hospodarske postaveni venoval
pozornost zahranicnim otaz-
kan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13

Washington, IL. zari. ia.
ponska nalehava potfeba Sat.
stva a stavebniho materially
byla uznana dnes Americkym
Cervenym Krizem, jenz po.
staral Sc o rychle zasilky
spodniho prada jakoz i Sat.
stva a mnozstvi stayebnihc
materialu.
Velvyslanec Woods v media.
tovane depesi oznamil odbo.
ru statu, re situace v japon.
skem hlavnim mest6 jest do.
bre pod kontrolou uradG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
VYTRzNOST v BARGE.
LONE.

Barcelona, IL. zari. Dvacet
osob bylo povazlive raneno
zde behem demonstrace kata-
lonskych separatisti pred Ca
sa Novo pomnikem. Pc delsf
namaze policii Sc podafilo ro-
zehnati vytrznfky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
SINH MA SEVEROZAPADE.

Duluth. Mimi, IL. zari.
Kratkym popraskem sneho-
wynn navstfyeno bylo toto me.
sto dnes v poledne. Teplota
byla AS stupnG mad nulou. Nj
kdy pred tim neobjevil sc snih
tax brzy v Duluth.
IronwOod, Mich, IL. zari.
Poklesnuti teploty v tomto o.
koli bylo dnes nasledovano leh
kym popraskem snehovym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13

President sc doslld zdrzoval
jakehokoli projevu 0 sveto-
vem soudu nebo svazu naro-
dG. Take nikdo jiny z Bileho
Domu Sc dosud nepokusil thu
mociti nazory presidentovy v
t6chtO V6cech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
zELf ZTRATY STAREHO
STROMU.

Painesville, O., IL. zafi.
Waite Hill zeli ztraty histori-
cke vrby blize Hobart Cor.
ners, jez byla jednou z pa
matnostf We zdejsfm okoli po
vice nez 100 rokd. Byla W.
vracena "a nedavne boure.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13

Id lIlUcu.
Zda-li Italie prodlouzi lhd-
tn danou Jihoslavii, bude to
jenom ma kratkou dobu, iak
Mussolini vysvetlil dnes. Rje-
ka jest We velmi spatnem hmo
them stavu nasledkem krise,
4, jez prekazi rozproudeni Sc
obchodu tamtez Italie tim
trpi.
Italie byla tudiz donucena,
,,vysvetloval premier, uciniti
vcasna vojenska opatreni pro
kazdy pripad. Nejenom vojsko
bylo soustredeno v Terstu, a
vsak lod'stvo jest shromazde-
no v Tarantu, odkud mohlo
by byti vypraveno rychle do
hornfho Jaderskeho more.
"Italie nepreje 81 byti zpup
nou," pravil premier. "Naopak
jest hotova iiti az do krajno-
sti, ably cely spor byl smirlive
urovnan. ale media Sc dele
humbukovati a provokovati il
koslavskou balkanskou men
talitou."
Rim, IL. zari. "Jiste vmeso-
vani Sc n6kterych cizich moe
nosti jest nezadouci, nevhodne
/, a konecn6 stava Sc protiv-
nym," pravil Mussolini dnes
We schulz ministerske rady,
mluve 0 lzkostlivosti PROBE
vovane n6kterymi evropskymi
mocnostmi mad italskou okku-
paci ostrova Korfu.
Op6tn6 vsak prohlasil, re
vojsko bude odvolano, jakmi-
lie Recko splni vsechny pod
minky obsazene v note velvy-
slanci. Temito podminkami
vsak Mussolini mini dopadenf
! a potrestani pachatelI Janin-
skeho zlocinu a nikdy nerekl,
co by sc stalo, kdyby fecka
,,vlada pri nejlepsi Will nemo-
hla vypatrati vrahy.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06
" RECKLESS YOUTH COMING
TO THE IDAHO THEATRE

Cosmo Hamilton, among the most
popular writer's of current fiction is
responsible for the story of g Reckless
YOUTH starring Elaine Hammerstein
announced as the attraction at the
Idaho theatre for two days beginning
Friday.
In translating the story for screen
uses, Edward J. Montague, scenarist,
is given credit with having done a
particularly good job of keeping in
the photoplay pictures just the shades
of meaning which will make the pic
ture popular with the hosts ofread-
ers who think so highly of Mr. Hami1-
toms ability.
Miss Hammerstein has thu role
of young girl who adopted as her
motto quite early in life the two
simple words, 'who cares?" and,
careless of all the conventions, came
within an ace of wrecking not only
her own happiness but that of num-
Der of others with whom she came In
contact.
Niles WEIGH appears in leading
support of the popular Selzn1ck star
other widely known screen players
in the cast include Huntley Gordon,
MYRTLE Stedman, Louise Prussing, ana
Frank Currier-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06
DITCH! BACKACHE! RUB LUM-
RAEO OR PAIN FROM BAN

Ali Pain is gone! ST. Jacobs OH
acts almost like mage
Quickly Yes Almost 1nsten. re-
lief rom soreness, stiffness, lamencss
ard pain follows a gentle rubbing win
ST. jacobs OIL -,
Rnh this soothing, penetrating oil
rient or YOUR painful back, and refer
comes. St. Jacobs Oil is harmless
backache, lumbago, and sciat1ca cure
which never disappoints and doesn't
ourn the skin.
Straighten upl Quit complaining!
Stop those torturous stitches IN
moment you will forget that you ever
had a weak back, because 1t won
bnr+ or he stiff or lame. Don't suffer.
Get a small trial bottle of old, honest
st. Jacobs Oil from your drugg1st
now and get this lasting reileI- 10
be obtained from Corner Drug anu
Jewelry Store.-Adv.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06
NATIONAL ANTI-TUBERCULO
WORKERS AT IDAHO MEET

The Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis as
ISOLATION will hold conference in
Occur d'Alene, on June 8. Three
members of the staff of the National
tuberculosis association will spend
that day in northern Idaho, enroute
to the annual meeting of the National
tuberculosis association in Santa
Barbara, June 1923, and will meet
with the representatives and mem
bers of the local affiliations of the
Idaho association.
Frederick Hopkins, administrative
secretary; DR.. H. A. Pattison, medi-
cal secretary, and Robert G. Pater-
son, executive secretary of the Ohio
Public Health association and member
of the consulting service of the ma
tional association, will be in the
party.
The party comes from meetings in
Montana. Following the Idaho meet
ing, they will attend the annual meet
ings of the Washington tuberculosis
association in Spokane. and the Ore
gon tuberculosis association in Port
land.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06
WHEAT FARMERS COMING
BACK IN INLAND EMPIRE

Wheat farmers of eastern Washing
ton and especially of the Big Bend
during the past four or five years,
but the traveller who visits this ter
ritory today will find few evidences
of the results of this bitter expert
ence. Nowhere else in real life or
romantic fiction can more heroic
and sublime example of fortitude and
pure nerve. be found
More wheat was seeded in Douglas
and Grant counties last fall and this
spring than for several years past,
and with the help of a kindly Pro-
it now seems almost certain
that a bumper wheat crop will be
World.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06
PERSONAL MENTION.
] ; + : -

Roscoe Greer, from near Potlatch,
spent Wednesday in Moscow shopping
and visiting his mother, Mrs Mary
Greer.
c.. w. Lenhard received message
Wednesday telling of the, serious ill
ness Of his sister, Mrs. L. A. t,ay, at
Geneva, Nebraska. Mrs. Ella Multi
kin, another sister, who resides at
Troy, leaves Thursday morning for
Nebraska. Mr. Lenhard will accom-
pany her as far as Spokane.
Mrs Emma Urquhart is quite i'll
at her home on South Adams street.
Rev and Mrs William Martin and
family, of Kamiah, arrived in Moscow
Tuesday evening and are guests at
the home of his mother, Mrs. w. J.
Martin. They are on their way to st.
Maries, where he will deliver an adj
dress before the North Id2Io Cham
Der of Commerce. Rev. Ray r Mar
tin and family of Grangeville are also
guests at the Martin home ia this
city
Mrs r. G. Penwell is, visiting
friends in Walla Walla.
Mrs. Bertha Hackett, OF Champion,
Alberta, with her sister, Mrs. Mary
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06
+++4++ ++++++++4
COMING EVENTS !
1+++++++++++4+$s


Royal Neighbors of America-Meet-
ing Thursday evening, with initi-
alton.
ST. Peters Lutheran Ladies' Aid
society will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. J. Wigen.
Baptist Church The Woman s
Union will hold an all-day session
Friday at the country home of p. p;
Hawley.,. Members are. asked to meet
at the church at 10: 80 O'Clock Friday
morning. ,,, a;4 s
Christian Church The Missionary
society will meet Thursday, evening
with Mrs. e. L. Clark, ZIG West A
street Miss Nellie Dahl, who spent
several years as a missionary in
Madagascar, will speak
Paradise Lodge No. II, A. F. & A..
M.-Special meeting Thursday even
ing. Work in the third degree.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06
NATURES WARNING.
MOSCOW People Must Recognize and
Heed 1t.

Kidney ills come mysterious1y.
But nature generally warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See If the color is unhealthy
If there are settings and sediment.
Passages frequent, scanty, painful.
{. It's time to fear seHSus kidney
trouble.
It's time to use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Doan's have done great work in
Moscow. Ask your neighbor!
]. r. Mcguire, West G. and N. AL
mond SITS, Moscow, says: "A spell
OF kidney trouble I had made me feel
badly all over. My kidneys acted In
an uncomfortable manner. The se-
cretions passed every few minutes and
were unnatural and filled with sedi-
ment. My muscles felt drawn and
mornings I was stiff and sore,
in my limbs. 1 began to
use Doan's Kidney Pills, from the
Owl Drug Store, and they cured
every symptom of kidney weakness"
60c., at all dealers. Foster-M ilburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06
Notice of Meeting

Notice is hereby given that there
will be held a meeting of all mem
bers of Kappa Delta Fraternity,
corporation existing under the laws
of the state of Idaho, at the chapter
house located at 521 University Ave
nue., Moscow, idaho, on June 18th,
1928, at 1880 P. M, for the purpose
of transacting the following business:
Whereas, we the board of directors,
of Kappa Delta Fraternity, a corpor
alton organized and existing under
and by the virtues of the laws of the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06

ArrasInith of Pa1ouse, spent Wednes-
day in Moscow shopping. Mrs. Hack
EFT states that there has been con-
siderable rain in the Champion dis
trict the past two weeks and that the
prospects for crop are better than
in number of years
w. L. Titus Of Long Beach, Cali
fornia, a brother-in-l law of George. N.
Lamphere, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Lamphere,. of Pa1ouse, were dinner
guests at the Lamphere home in Mos
COW. Tuesday evening: = Mr.. Titus, who
formerly owned a daily newspaper at
Moorehead,. Minnesota, is 3nroute to
that city to look. after property inter
ests. = He has spent the past eight
Years III California I,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06

state of Idaho, located at the Univer-
sity of Idaho, do deem it necessary
and proper to enlarge and remodel
the chapter house of said Fraternity,
and to pay off all Indebtedness exist
ing upon the property of the said
Fraternity.
Therefore, we do propose a bond
issue of ten thousand dollars,
($1O,OOO), tn year first mortgage
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06

Inland Empire Chevrolet Sales Corp,
$473.04, due $39.42 per month, Chevro-
let touring car
94174 ASSET. of C-M: Inland EN-
pire Chevrolet Sales Corp. to Ex-
change National Bank, above.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06

+ Idaho = Fair tonight and
: Thursday except thunder storms
: in the mountains; probably rain
: in the southeast norton
+ Puget Sound-ToDight, unset
tied, and cooler, perhaps with
: thunder storms. Thursday cloudy
and cooler; light south to south
+ west winds.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06

bonds, said bonds to be issued in
800 Zone hundred) denominations,
bearing interest at the rate of seven
per cent (7@o) payable semi-annu-
ally.
-(Signed
Philip G. Christen
Lorne Wilson
Lester Ernsberger
June 6, 1928. --21 1-G5I217
Evening star., 1923-11-19
Ahead College E2evens Schools End Series This Week
GRID GAME BETTING
STIRS MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, November
1s.-Sporting. city and university au-
thorities in Minneapolis are aroused
by disclosures that commercial gam
bling schemes are using college foot
ball as the subject OF betting pools
in this city.
Members OF the city council an
nounced they will ask police prose-
cution of alleged bookmakers.
Investigators estimated that more
than $4,000 was paid Saturday night
on foot ball wagers at two centers
of tho pool operated In the down.
town district here.
Denouncing the pools, George K.
Belden, president of the Minneapolis
base bali club Of the American As
ISOLATION, urged that the gamblers
be given maximum jail sentences.
Think what would happen II some
college player got mixed up In the
Chicago White Sox a few years ago"
thing is not stopped at once"
Foot ball pools. IL allowed to
operate. will kill amateur sports,
President Lotus d. Coffman Of the
Imagine young men on our team
being approached by professional
gamblers" ne said. yet that Is ex-
actly what will happen II this thing
Is allowed to go on"
Fred w. Luehring, athletic direc-
tor of the University of Minnesota,
appealed to the public to halt bet
ting. and urged newspapers to aid
by not quoting odds on foot ball
games. He said western conference
officials unanimously are opposed to
betting in any form.
Evening star., 1923-11-19
YANkS TEACH BRITISH
POLOISTS TO GALLOP

LONDON, November 19.-The speed
Americans put into their polo play
ing made a strong impression on
Lord Cholomondeley. one of the
British horsemen who recently re-
series of matches in the New York
area.
He says. however. that the Amerf-
cans do not have many really first
grade ponies, and he thinks the
British-American championship match
next summer ought to be an even
money bet provided the British make
up two teams not later than the end
of May and land their ponies in New
York six weeks before the battle. and
the players n month before.
The Americans appear to go twice
our speed" Lord Cholmondeley said.
OF waiing for him to hit the ball.
and they take the ball. IL possible. be-
fore it hits the boards. should 1t be
going on to them, and SO speed up
the game.
when We first arrived all three
teams were painfully slow. My own
ponies appeared to be third class. as
they had acquired the bad methods OF
their masters, who were checking on
all their shots. The longer we played
the more we got into the American
style, and my own ponies appeared
more than to hold their own against
the best American ponies
Lord Cholmondeley said Col. Mel
will was the only player who went
over to America with the three teams
who hit the proper pace--all out
from start to finish. The rest had to
learn how to gallop.