The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15

Tokio-(A. P.)-Premier Yamamoto
will soon issue statement supple
menting the recent imperial edict.
He will outline the new cabinets
policies, expressing it's determination
to rebuild the capital and maintain
the national prestige of Japan. Ma
terial assistance, especially from
America and China, is making itself
felt and food has been plentiful.
Typhoid and dysentery are increasing
among the people camped in the
parks and open spaces, according to
the police, who say that the people
are 10th to report their cases. Con-
ditions are favorable for an epidemic.
Final Figures ON Quake Deaths
Osaka-(A. P)-Final figures by
the prefecture of Toxic on the recent
earthquake casualties is 1900 dead
in Toxic and $4,000 in Yokohama
An additional 100000 are missing in
Toxic. 1t is estimated that more
than million refugees have left the
capital.
TyphOOn at Osaka
Osaka-(A. PA typhoon broke
over the mainland today. Ships
carrying relief materials took refuge
near the coast. The town of Tottori,
northwest of Kobe, is reported to have
been inundated.
Expect Refugees at Seattle
Seattle-(A P)-Preparations to
care for the 1870 refugees who are ex-
pected ON the President Jefferson, due
here by midnight from Toxic, are de-
clared complete. Physicians and Of
ficials have gone to Victoria, B. c.,
to meet the vessel. Admiral-Oriental
line offices have declared that every
thing possible will be done for the
refugees.
Jap Naval Vessels Safe
Washington-(A P.)-The safety of
all Japanese naval vessels, and also
the navy department personnel, was
confirmed today in cablegram from
the Japanese admiralty office.
Rich Haul of Jewelry
Cleveland-(A. P.)-Jewelry said to
be worth $4,000, and $500 in cash,
was stolen by two armed bandits in
a holdup at the Freibery Jewelry
company's store today
Flight Surgeon Killed
Dayton, Ohio-(A. P.)-Major E. L.
Napier flight surgeon at McCook
field was instantly killed when a
Fokker plane fell to earth, after the
right wing had crumpled.
New York Woman Tennis Champion
Philadelphia-(A. P.)-Miss Elean-
or Goss, of New York, won the middle
states lawn tennis championship for
women today, defeating Mrs Molla
Mallory, of New York, in the final
round.
Legion to WalIa Walla
Olympia-(A. P.)-Walla Walla
was chosen today as the convention
city for the American Legion in 1924.
Boundary Dispute to League
London-(A. P.)-An Exchange
telegraph dispatch from Geneva says
that it has been officially announced
that both Italy and Jugo-Slavla have
agreed to register with the League OF
Nations, the treaty of Rapallo and
also the Santa Margherka agreement
regulating the border adjustment be-
tween the two nations.
AirpIane BOotleggers Convicted
Spokane-(A. P)-Letters which
he said connected Frank Kepl and
Wenton Warner with bootlegging
operations extending from Denver to
Pendleton, were read by Federal
Judge Stanley Webster, in sentencing
them to year and day each in the
Mcneil Island federal penitentiary,
on charges of conspiring to violate
the federal liquor laws in connection
with aerial rum running. They are
said to be the first persons ever con-
victed in the United States in con-
nection with airplane bootlegging.