The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31

forming a basis for an Anglo-Ameri-
can treaty to cope with the rum run
ming along the American coast were
formally presented to the imperial
conference today by Lord Curzon, for
eign secretary. Ambassador Harvey
and Lord Curzon agreed to terms yes
terday, under which the United States
authorities would have the right to
search any British ship within the
tweave--mile limit, suspected of car
rying liquor for smuggling purposes
The United States would formally af-
firm by treaty, the principle of the
thrae-mile limit for territorial wat
ers. British ships will have the right
to carry liquors under seal into the
territorial waters of the United
States.
Won't Recognize Separatist Move
ment
London.-(A P)-Great Britain
has formally advised France and Bel
gium that it cannot recognize the
separatist movement in the Rhine
lind, or the establishment of an indi-
vidual state in Cologne or other parts
of the occupied area.
Big Sum to Architect
Washington.-(A. P)-The pay
ment of thirty-three thousand dol
lars to Mathew O'Brien, San Francis
CO architect, for revision of his plans
for the government hospital at Liver
more, California, to make them ac-
cord with the terms of his original
contract, was disclosed before the
senate veterans committee today.
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Chicago=(A P.)- Major General
Henry T. Allen, who commanded the
American force on the Rhine, an
nounced upon his arrival from Wash
ington today, that plans are being
made to feed two million German chill
dren this winter through the med
ium of the American Society of
Friends.
Saxon Premier Elected
Dresden-(A. P.)-The Saxon diet
today elected DR.. A. Fellisch premier
by vote of As to 1S.
Killed When Engine Blows Up
Everett-(A. PA Great North
ern engine blew up near Lowell to-
day, instantly killing Clyde Sunshine
of Skykomish, watchman on the en-
CINE The engine was on the way to
the Delta Shops and was part of a
freight train, being coupled behind |
the regular locomotive which, how
ever, was not damaged by the explo-
sion. One freight car was damaged.
Lloyd George Back in New York
New York. "a. P)-David Lloyd |
George, Englands war premier, will
arrive in New York tonight, COM
pleking the last lap of his journey
that has carried him thousands of
niles through the greater part of |
Canada and the United States. He
will sail for England Saturday. The
Former British premier will deliver
,wo addresses in New York speaking
% the Lotus club Thursday night and
at the Metropolitan oprea house on
the eve of his departure for Europe.
Britain Accepts Kellogg
Lonlon.-(A. PD-The appointment
If Frank B. Kellogg as United States
to Great Britain has been
ormally accepted by the British gov
,rnment, it was announced today.
Name MinidOka Manager
Washington-(A P.)-Edward D.
Darlington has been appointed by
Secretary Work to be manager of the
Iinidoka project in Idho, with head
quarters at Burley. The Minidoka
'roject is one of the largest under
government operation.
See No Good in Special Session
Denver-(A. P)-The proposal {
yhich is today before the national con-
erence- on cooperative wheat mark
ting here, that the conference call
pom President Coolidge for special
ession of congress to enact legisla-
ion to aid the wheat growers and
in general, is not likely to .
ind favor among the delegates, it
'as said today. Many representa- .
ives of cooperative wheat market ,
lg organizations hold the attitude :
1at this years crop is virtually dis i