The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-30

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Coolidge counselled with Senator
William e. Borah of Idaho today on
the latest move toward the solution of
the European reparations problem
and learned that the 'irreconcilable"
leader is not opposed to the admin
istration program, but that he held
grave doubts as to it's results. The
senator, who was invited to the White
House by President Coolidge, de-
clined afterward to discuss his con-
ference with the president, but it
was learned that the Hughes proposal
for American unofficial participation
in the reparations discussions was
talked over at length.
Britain Accepts French Terms
London.-(A. P.)-Great Britain
has accepted the terms specified by
Premier Poincare of rFance for a
conference of experts to consider re
parations questions. The American
government will be acquainted with
the willingness of all countries con-
cerned in the reparation problem to
participate in the conference, and will
be asked Immediately to designate its
members of the committe of experts
80 Nations in Conference
New York-(A. PO-WilIis III.
Booth, president of the international
Chamber of Commerce and vice presi
dent of the Guaranty Trust Co., sailed
on the Mauretania for Paris today to
arrange for a conference of delegates
from 38 nations, to make recOmmen-
dations regarding the proposed repar-
ations discussion advocated by Sec
retary of State Hughes.
Wheat Men Assemble
Denver.-(A. P0-DelegaNes from
virtually every wheat growing state
in the union registered today for the
opening session, an executive meet
ing, of the annual two-day convention
of the American Wheat Growers, As
sociated, here.
Gold Seekers Schooner Wrecked
Seatt1e.-(A P)-The party of
men, women and children led on a |
gold seeking expedition by A. H. |
Moore of Los Angeles, is returning on
the steamship Buford, their craft, sail
ing schooner Fred. B. Wood. being |
wrecked, it is indicated by delayed |
dispatches received here from Nome, |
Alaska
Rock Shiel at Princess Hermine
Doom, Holland.-(A. PA stone |
thrown by an unknown hand. inclfct- |
ed serious wound in the ear of |
Princess Hermine, while she was |
walking with hr children last even
ing in the wood Moor the er-kaiser's |
chateau. The police have arrested
several persons, but it is said they |
did not get the culprit.
Pasha to Form Cabinet
Constantinople. IA. P)- Ismet |
Pasha has accepted the offer of Must
apha Kenal Pasha, president of the
newly proclaimed Turkish republic,
to form a new cabinet.
Pass Confidence Resolution
Lisbon, Portugal.-(A. PA reso-
luton of confidence in the govern
ment carried here today in the
chamber of deputies by the narrow
margin of 43 to AZ. Later the pre-
mier went into conference with Pres
ident Comes.
BOnar Law Is Dead
London-(A. P.)-Andrew Bonar
Law, for seven months premier of
Great Britain, died in his modest
London home at 8 a. m. this morning.
Defer German Hearing
Paris.-(A. P.)-The inter-allied
reparation commission has decided to
postpone the hearing of the German
delegates in regard to Germany's
for payment while negotia-
tons for the formation of a commit
tee of exerts to examine into the
question are in progress.
Big Sum for Hospital Site
Washington. IA. P.)- Circum-
stances surrounding the acquisition
If the hospital site at Excelsior
Springs, Mo, came under further
today before the special
senate committee investigating the
affairs of the veterans bureau. e. L.
Morse, widely known figure in Mis-
souri, republican politics, was cues
,ioned about the deal in connection
With the site, of which he was owner
when it passed to the government
control. Documents and records