The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
SHELBY MAY YET LOSE DEMPSEY
FIGHT-ST. PAUL Wires Big OFFER

ST. Paula. P.)-Jack Kearns,
manager for Jack Dempsey, has been
offered a two hundred thousand dol
lar flat guarantee, with the privi-
lege of fifty per cent of the gate re-
ceipts of a Dempsey-Gibbons fight in
st. Paul, if Shelby promoters are un-
able to make good. Jack Reddy,
matchmaker of the st Paul boxing
club, wired Kearns the offer, accord
ing to dispatch from Great Falls.
New Eruption on Mount Etna
London-(A. PA new and vio-
| lent eruption broke out this morning
near the summit on the south side
/ of Mount Etna, being plainly visible
to the naked eye in Cantania, says a
Rome dispatch to the Central News.
1t is feared that the observatory may
have been overwhelmed. Professor
Carrara reports that the new flow of
lava was progressing at kilOmeter
an hour.
Attempt to Refue1 in Midair
San Diego-(A. P.)-Captain Low
ell H. Smith and Lieutenant John P.
Richter took off this morning from
plane, in which they hope to remain
aloft four days and four nights in
an attempt to break or establish
twelve aerial records, by refueling
while in midair.
Officials Urge Drastic Measures
Washington-(A P.)-The seizure
by the United States of foreign YES
sells bringing liquor in violation to
the treasury regulations is under
stood to have been considered in a
series of conferences here today be-
tween the treasury and prohibition
officials Thus far there has been
i
cate the liquor itself, but some of
the officials in the conference are
understood to have urged more dras-
tic steps if the foreign shipping COM
panies continue their policy of open
ly disregarding the rulings. There I
was no decision announced.
Shots Fired at Premier
London-(A. P.)-The Central
News dispatch from Belgrade says
that six shots were fired at the Jugo
Slavican premier, Nikola Pachitch,
as he was leaving Parliament, but
that he escaped unharmed. A man
named Rajitch was arrested.
Issues Permit to Ku Klux Klan
Denver-(A. P)-Over the tele-
graphic protest of Governor Sweet,
prominent men, Mayor Stapleton, of
Denver. today announced that he
would issue a permit to the Ku Klux
Klan for the use of city-owned
auditorium for a public meeting that
is scheduled for tonight. II
Social Worker UndergOes Operation
Tokio-(A. P.)-Miss Jane Adams,
noted Chicago social worker, was OPP
Grated on here today for a tumor of
the breast Surgeons found nothing /
to indicate that the growth was j
First RefueIing Test Successful
San Diego-(A. Pat 9:43 this
Captain Smith and Lieu !
five hours, flying at speed of 80 ,,
niles an hour. Complete success at !
tended the refueling test at 9:45,
when fifty gallons of gasoline were '
from a plane piloted by
Hines and Siefert, in ,
mid air. Later reports were to the .
effect that the plane was forced to !,
descend this morning at 1925, due :
% the generators in their motor 9
having burned out After an exami- :
nation of the plane, it was stated that !
lew generators would be installed {
md the plane would take air about
laybreak tomorrow in a fresh at 7
empt to lower the records.
Washington-(A. P)-New regula-
ions prohibiting the bringing of I
liquor into American ports after a 1
certain advance date next month. un- I
ler penalty of the seizure OF the =
liquor carrying ship and the arrest 1
If the captain, was understood to Q
lave been virtually agreed upon by
10 official conference here today. C
Indians Greet Harding s
Cedar City, Utah-(A. PD-Seventy /
i've painted Piute Indians, in their a
lative garb, greeted President Hard '
ne and his party here this morning. {
The departure for Zion Park was C
made an hour after reaching here. 5
The president plans to return here c
ate this afternoon and start for B
'ocatello and Idaho Falls. where he )
S scheduled to speak tomorrow af c
ernoon.