YWCUIYKM.
Dc
2
.
Another
hold
bank
robben
was
oil
here
-I
t
nhi
afternoon
but
only
:i5
wu
secured.
Filleting
Hie
ll.nik
of
Xovh
Scotia
at
the
corner
of
Davie
cid
Oniiivill'-
Slrccl.
lone
ImikIII
u
voiing
unma.kod
man
i-iwiv
wulked
to
I
he
teller",
rugc
and
hrescnled
u
slii.
on
which
THIS
SLEUTH
Prohibition
Commissioner
Portland
Apologltes
for
Raid
Made
on
British
Steamer
J'M.A
XI.
lU-i-
.'o
I.iurge
-llll.'
il
iillllil!
Inn
(III-
1
1
'.i.
Mlm
on
V
iiliiesday
')
:h
ntllccr
in
a
raid
oni
l!llil
vee
I
i
union
Mer-j
-
f
i
nV
a
ipiii'lily
of
I
hi.
-
nU"r
iiitil
wfio
n
Tlinr-
(!
i
h.'igi'il
by
Ho
f"K-ml
to(m
wiii
illeynl
"arrb
ini-.
i.ii
t'rfciay
apiwarmJ
Hie
I
n
1
1
imI
Sliilr.
Allor-i
'iki'
ami
a.irw.1
(
return
I
Minor
it
I'd
mill
iiUn
In
a
letter
f
Mpotoio
lo
ijip-x'tdcrtoti
ii
lid
tin-
owner
of
-.1.
rr
admitted
ihal
lie
had
-';
view
of
III
power
r
iirnliiliiiinii
i'iiiini.ion-I
iilin
t
It
at
In.
i
.ii.l
vn.
not
il
Oil
Bl'
i-
rli-nei-
nf
IhW
.'
i:
Py
!
i
i"
i
'
i
Hit
rt
h
or
,
:sf
l
In'
.
'
WORLD
FLIGHT
BEING
PLANNED
Another
Attempt
to
Fly
Around
j
World
Undir
British
Ausploes
Next
Year
Being
Considered
Speri'ul
to
laily
New
I.UXDOX.
ee.
it)
Aliolhei
r
nipt
In
fly
iiroiihil
Hie
world
'
H
probably
bn
mude
under
It:
iin
aiipicp
next
year.
TIim
ine
ll
1
expected
that
the
al-
tii
lit
will
receive
the
a!ituu'C
r
Hie
goernnrenl
which
wu
not
uecordwl
lo
Hie
ill-fuli'd
Sluarl
MacLiHi.n
cvpedltion
Inst
year.
Vnady
Hie
lloyiil
Air
Force
is
icieitlinjf
.eir
in
the
matter
"d
lenlaiixc
11I1111.
hae
been
nlliiiicei.
'I'lie
iuetlion
of
ruuli
"
(in
tiiipoiliiiil
one
and,
while
I"'
emirne
followed
by
McLaren
iuiy
he
Ihe
route
again.
Ihcru
Id
'
I'OKsthilily
Hull
Hie
ilirecilim
"ay
be
I'liaiiged
mid
thai
Hie
avi-aiuri
iiuilcrliiking
Hie
gltrbe-pn-
"Ifng
fliyht
nmy
go
went
iu-"tcad
of
rasl.
SESSION
ENDED
AT
NOON
FRIDAY
Ltflislaluro
Prorogued,
Prlvato
Members
Leavo
Victoria
to
Spend
Christmas
at
Homes
VK'TOIIIA.
Dee.
20.
I.lM'1-1,.1
.....1
,,l
r'iiui
nil'
111
111
iiu
ui'ii
ill-
m-'v
,
Xaliunal
Hallways
.y.lcm.
If
ueli
a
wad
were
eon.lructcil
Ihe
mhaugen
that
would
accrue
to
il
and
to
all
concerned
by
it
continual
ion
lo
lljiler
are
loo
oh-iou.
In
reipiire
elaboration.
Of
cour.e,
Alaska
wi.hen
Ihe
pro-jotft
well,
nnd
Hie
Juneau
Chamber
of
Commerce
did
the
right
I
hi
n
1.'
in
e.x
pr
..I
tig
its
approval
of
Hi
pwjil.
,.
"II
i
difficull
lo
it
ce
liow
Ala-ka
can
further
Hie
project
beyond
wi.hing
it
well,
endorsing
il
and
hurrahing
for
il.
bill
uu-Iniiiiliilly
.he
will
do
all
those
with
cnthu.iiinn
and
without
.
fTi'i'iiit
i'ii'(vaiiiiu
ui
any
kind."
BOOZE
KILLS
MANY
PEOPLE
Poison
Holiday
Liquor
Is
Being
Sold
In
New
York
City
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
20
Poison
holiday
liquor
caused
31
deaths
In
New
York
City
since
December
1,
Dr.
Charles
Nor-rls,
chief
medical
health
officer,
reports.
Officials
have
been
unable
to
trace
from
whom
the
liquor
was
bought.
II
Is
feared
that
the
alcohollo
death
toll
will
mount
steadily
throughout
the
holiday
fes-tlvlllss.
BIO
BOAT
RACE
I.ONHON,
lire.
20.
The
date
for
next
year's
boa
I
nice,
iu
which
Oxford
and
Cnpibridge
renew
I
heir
si
niggles
for
rowing
honor,
has
been
scl
for
Sat-
Jurday,
March
2H.
i
FIRE
AT
TRAIL
j
TU.UL.
Dec.
20.
-
Fire
lust
The
night
destroyed
lliu
receiving
noon
bins
at
tho
r.iuu
plant
of
Hie
veslcrdiiy
1(pU,
by
Unlay.
Hie
most
Trail
smeller
uiul
Hie
Canadian
(lie
pilvale
luemliers
were
oui
raciuo
iresue
cminecieu
un-u
'f
Hie
eily;
pu,
their
way
lo
their
j'l'lie
loss
was
25.000.
'''xpeelivc
ImiiieH
Tor
Ihe
Oh
rid-
"
"i'i)
holiday.
'
Adorliso
In
Ihe
Daily
News.
25
TAXI
nnd
BOSTON
GRILL
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
f.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Sttnd
Royal
Hotal,
3rd
Ave.
partio.
and
6th
8t.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
PRINCE'
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
drill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VUl
XIV
NO
'J'j
IHtlXCr"
HI.
I'r'ltT.
H.C.
HATt
HDAY
DKCKMHKH
20.
y.
TltWr
day's
Clrcicitlon
1702.
trt
43.
PRICE
FIVE
CEN13.
rn
nk
fi
a
mi
in
m
THREATEN
"'it;
WITH
REVOLUTION
AN01HER
BOLD
ATTEMPT
WAS
MADE
TO
ROB
VANCOUVER
BANK
YESTERDAY
Lone
Bandit
Demands
$7,000
But
Is
Given
'
Only
$365
by
Teller
LUMBER
MARKET
Immediate
Improvement
Is
Pre
dicted
by
Victoria
The
lumber
business
of
Unlisli
Columbia,
which
ha
been
in
Hie
doldrums
for
(he
past
nix
month,
after
n
period
of
un
precedcuied
prosperity
shows
sign
of
picking
up
according
lo
v.
wr.ucn
r..v
hit
.even
thousand
do
ar.."
Tin.
S.
W
.
Ha
foe
of
Victoria,
an
au-
r
iv
oni
u
pur.t.ii
package
of
five
dollar
'bill.
coulaiiiiiiL'
:i(i.j
:Hiorily
on
the
ilual
ion.
ft:
the
bandit
-.i'd
.mil
wulked
leisurely
out.
jumped
.
r(.
an1
F.xpolers
who
have
been
slrut:-
uiiiniimiiiie
mill
escaped.
iKiing
uganisi
anverse
roinlitious,
I
-
I
including
falling
market
and
j
News
of
this
robbery
was
re-
("I""?
prices,
me
more
hopeful
r.-iwil
ly
Sei-ireanl
llailpv
.if
fl.e'ns
lo
lire
fulure
uullook
of
Hie
city
police
last
night
over
hi
jinduslry
than
Ihey
have
been
for
!
radio
set.
Isninc
lim.
Oiierics
from
foreign
inipurlrs
indirate
Ihat
from
now
i
A!
4WA
wnm
n
phffr
Iom
win
a
wl,;a,
it
iiuuiii
viaui
opmcnl
holh
in
the
demand
for
FOR
NflRTHFRN
11NF
prodm-i
of
the
r..r...i
of
the
vll
I1VII
I
llulul
LiIMIj
,
Juneu
Paper
Says
It
Can
do
No
i
thing
But
Hurrah
and
Wish
Project
Well
protiiir
and
iu
price...
In
n
few
year
Ihey
exprcl
lo
ee
(he
.proviiiee
Hie
centre
of
the
great
-'e!
evporl
trade
on
Hie
i
Tlie
deelopuieil
in
tin'
export
Hi.ru.
..i.g
ti
pr.,,..a
to
build
ill,Mll,pr
,n,r-
Mnee
pre-war
day
rmlwv
lo
Hfwatl
and
lller.
1....1
i.
iii...i-..ii
j..
r..
by
way
of
Hie
Hear
Hher
from!
t
.....
.
enee
lo
.hillliiiis
fivnre.
In
til
int..
flu.lA
luumiit.
i.K-lti.,
I..
II...
4n-
i.mi.ir
WiWi
'.Mhiwit.
oftlHpH.vlwfl.wereblr
i.ri
u
ii(i-
iimi
our
irfina
lian
frietnl.
may
be
abt
In
bring
about
I
be
roititlriieliou
of
a
railroad
from
1'orlland
Cnnal
eastward
In
connect
with
either
Ihe
'
Mim.limi
Pacific
or
the
Canadian
to
handlu
tlie
bli-iiH'.-,,IuHiiK
lln
IvtS
sea.on,
whirl,
repre
sented
Ihe
intak
of
the
luuibrr
export
trade
(he
rut
was
11
III-
rlenly
large
In
pwtidc
btisinesi
for
IUIsleuiner..
Impwemeuts
jin
the
value
of
sterling,
il
is
anticipated
by
the
trade,
will
azniii
make
of
Australia
one
or
(he
lvl
iimi
most
eonsislenl
markets
fur
Hie
product
of
the
H.C.
mills.
In
the
past
normal
demands
of
Japan
have
exceeded
Ihose
of
Ihe
L'niled
.Stales,
bul
Ihe
exchaliKc
situation
has
been
working
against
the
Japanese
buer
who
has
had
lo
pay
37.50
of
his
money
fur
.'iu
worth
o'
Canuiliau
lumber.
New
Zealand
Trade
Present
indications
in
the
lumber
trade
arc
thai
business
with
New
.ealand
is
due
for
a
pick-up
although
llrilish
Columbia
expoi'lers
object
to
having
to
make
u-o
uf
American
.shipping
board
e...els
lo
carry
lumber
lo
Ihat
market.
Itu.iness
with
South
Africa
will
improve
al-Ihoiinh
Sweden
is
a
.strong
.competitor
iu
that
market
and
il
is
dilllcull
to
gel
a
satisfactory
volume
of
orders
at
any
time.
Whcir
Irausportiiliou
facilities
are
improved
the
east
coast
of
S01III1
America
is
going
to
bo
a
big
market
fur
the
lumber
of
this
province,
while
China
is
expected
to
be
in
Ihe
market
for
big
orders
hs
soon
as
the
political
silualtun
settles
down.
CROPS
IN
RUSSIA
FAIL
AND
IT
WILL
NECESSARY
IMPORT
MOSCOW,
Dee.
20.
-Owing
lo
die
failing
beck
crop,
III
Sovic
government
lias
authorized
tho
importation
of
three
million
pounds
of
sugar
from
Ihe
Uniled
Slides.
Ceeho-Slovakia
and
Hug
Intnl.
II
will
also
likely
lie
neces
sary
lo
import
considerable
grain.
PASSES
EXAMINATION
At
Ihe.
recent
examinations
of
tho
11,0.
Institute
or
Chartered
AccouiilanU
(ieorge
Kuril",
jr.
of
Prince
Uupert,
was
among
the
successful
candidates
in
passing
Ihe.
Intermediate
lixaminatioii.
An
appealing
pnrlr.nt
i
tin
late.l
of
Hie
Hon.
AHmki
and
Margaret
Hove
lliilliveu.
Iwui
daughters
of
Mnjor-lieneral
l.onl
Itiilhven.
'coiiimaiidiiig
Loudon
troops.
The
sislers
weii'
presenled
Ihi
sea-on.
If
STRIKE
OVER
Newly
Formed
Union
and
Coal
Companies
Siq"n
Four
Year
Agreement
FERNIE,
Dec.
20.
Following
an
overwhelming
vole
of
acceptance
at
a
miners'
mass-meeting
on
Tuesday
night,
tho
newly
formed
B.C.
Miners'
As-soc'atlon,
a
breakaway
from
the
American
Federation,
on
Friday
slqned
a
new
scale
of
wages
for
four
years
with
tho
Crows'
Nest
Pass
Coal
Company
and
the
Coal
Creek
mines.
The
mines
will
reopen
on
Monday
with
full
crews.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
!
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
rsenal
0.
Leeds
1.1.
Aston
Yil'a
..
Iliiruley
II.
tlackburu
II.
:t.
Canlirr
City
1.
Itury
0.
Vel
Itrotnwicli
2.
Ilud.lersrield
I.
I'revlon
I).
Liverpool
0.
Hollnii
(I.
Manchester
2,
Iticmlughaiu
2.
Newcastle
I.
Notts
County
0.
Nolls
Forest
I.
Tottenham
0.
Sheffield
I.
F.verlon
I.
West
Ham
I.
Sunderland
t.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
berdeen
3,
Third
Lanark
1.
ltic
0.
Hamilton
2.
owilenbcalh
L
Ayr
United
2.
Oundee
.1,
AirtlriiHinihn
2.
libernians
5.
SI.
.lohnslone
.0.
Kilmarnock
:t.
llailh
Hovers
0.
Motherwell
0.
Hearts
0.
Partick
2.
Falkirk
0.
Oueen's
Park
0.
Morion
.
St.
Mirren
I.
Itanirers
t.
FRANKIE
NEILL
DIESJN
SOUTH
Was
Once
a
Famous
Professional
Boxer
and
Met
Attcll
For
World's
Featherweight
Titlo
In
1902
VAXCOI
YKII.
Dec.
20
J-'runUe
Xeill,
once
a
famous
professional
fenlhenvcighl
boxer,
died
here,
yesterday
afternoon
of
pneumonia.
He
rVachcd
Ihe
penk
of
his
boxing
career
In
1902
when
he
met
Abe
Allell
for
the
world's
cliampionship.
:
-V-Wf
JJNEWBANTAM-
-
WEIGHT
CHAMP.
XKW
YOHK.
Dec.
20.
-Fit.
Caiuionbull
Mult
ill
oT
llrooklyu
won
Hie
bali-tauiweight
boxing
championship
of
the
world
last
niiilil
by
outpointing
Abe
(olslein
of
New
York
in
a
fifteen
hound
bout.
NEW
INDIAN
Rumors
of
Red
Outbreak
Are
Rife
in
Paris
and
Warnings
Are
Voiced
by
Authorities
I'AltlS,
Dee.
Humors
or
u
-'Hed
devolution"
on
Christinas
he
have
been
life
during
Hie
past
few
days.
The
iiiillini
ilies
m
e
not
n
liioeli
Piiiicerneil
nvi.p
I
In-
ulli.iri.il
t.l..li;,..
-.
.
-
...
.
.
.
-,
'
'
-
V.
U.IVQVV
U,,IIQ
us
over
the
spreading
of
such
reports.
The
police
promise
rigorous
prosecution
willi
llic
expulsion
of
foreigner
und
those
who
arc
found
guilly
of
disseniinaling
such
rejorls.
.
.
The
opposition
press
continues
to
warn
against
Communist
aetivilies.
Accounts
of
a
plot
for
Ihe
seizure
of
Amiens
are
printed
in
Labonle
paper..
OLD
PORTLAND
CANAL
'
TUNNELS
MAY
RESUME
Company
Known
as
Phoenix
Silver
Mines
has
been
Formed
in
Victoria
to
Continue
Work
A
company
known
a
the
Phoenix
Silver
Mines
Ltd.
has
been
incorporated
in
Victoria
to
continue
development
work
on
the
old
Portland
Canal
Tunnels
which
was
started
during
the
original
boom
In
Mewarl
some
twelve,
years
ago.
ltecent
devel-
yopinent
.
in
(he
lilacier
Creek
iieiuliliortiooil
has
prompted
the
ln.ieMhat
I
licxtriiMual
pHiji-et
of
the
tunnel
was
well
conceived.
.The
location
of
the
claims
is
'mosl
promising.
Hie
group
be-
ing
across
filaeier
Creek
from
the
Duuwell
mine.
An
eminent
engineer
is
lo
be
employed
lo
pass
upon
the
whole
situation
;
and.
upon
hi
advice,
work
will
ibe
prosecuted.
The
new
company
has
the
fol-
;
low
inn
directors:
Ueorze
W.
Mit
ichell.
Otto
Nelzer.
Dr.
C.
Denlon
Holmes
and
Thomas
Mercer.
II
K.
Iluuiiings
is
financial
agent.
The
capitalization
is
500,000.
fnilNni
i
nR?
FORD
SALES
NOT
wu"v,M"",ui
SO
HIGH
IN
1924
irUrllnna
Tnnk
Plgro
at
U
II
bat
la
i
ti.1.
vA,..u
n
in.
.Decline
Recorded
In
Quantity
of
December
10
uncap
uars
rui
uuv
ana
Sold
Indian
Airenl
W
.
K.
(.ollisun.i
,
,.
,
.
,
,
1
roril
.Motors
of
Cauaua
ex-
ccompauied
by
1.
Dominion
L011-1
,
,
,
,,
.
,
,
stable
A.
.1.
Walkinson.
returned
.
J''
a
'"11su,7.
tut.
he
power
boat
Paehena
yes-l"'-
'
ttr1
1.,,Iia,r
,U,fr
,
ot
.
,C
r!?Hl
teiilay
uriernoon
from
Kitkalla
V';1"'?
arter
Residing
oxer
the
elcclion
wrre
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respeenveiy,
a
year
ago.
in
,,,,4P
0ures
export
totalled
eillAr
wee..
..l.-rle,!-
Cliler
Councillor
-
John
Xcl-'f5"16;
v
or
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lir
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of
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son.
,
Councillor.
Job
Spencer,',
,er
u,;o,ul
e
1
l"
tie..
Wriul.i.
ilswal.l
Tolniie.
Ur
MUarler
of
preceding
fiscal
October
sales,
and
n...i.v
Hewn.
Ariimr
i.PVli.
foreign
Henri'
Wall
jdoineslic,
of
l.ltMJ
units
and
pro-
wiis
elecled
al
(ireenxille
on
iun
of
n,r,,,,t
n'1"'""1-
'
"-December
10
Toe
the
ensuing,
",0"
win'
uw
n,u,or
c,,r
miu,u-vear:
raclurers,
deciid
improvement
Chief
Councillor
Leonard
i!
ia
l"'Pt,,
f"f
immediate
Douglas.
i
fulure.
according
to
Ihe
sales
de-Councillors
Lazarus
Moody,
PU'DiiiMit.
Clias.
Leesou,
(leu.
Martin
Oil-1
tort.
Thos.
Hryaii.
John
Oreen'
A!
ASICAM
FKHINP.
i
Nelson.
W
Jeffreys
I
Albert
Stephens
and
Oswald
i
Alexander
were
appointed
village
I
constable
.4
and
VV.
Stephens
was
appointed
secrelary-lreasurer.
Mr.
Collison
sttite
Hint
the
REGULATIONS
ARE
NOT
NECESSARY
JlNKAl.
Dee.
20.
New
UNEMPLOYED
Men
Who
Can't
Get
Work
to
be
Given
Proper
Christmas
Dinner
(ireat
preparations
are
being
made
by
Hie
Salvation
Army
to.
give
the
unemployed
a
real
old
fashioned
Christmas
dinner.
Many
of
them
are
men
away
from
home,
possibly
some
ani
1
drifters,
but
Christmas
is
ihe
lime
when
people
preach
good
will,
and
lalMad
chi
In
order
-
to
eoabre,4he
halva-
tion
Army
to
carry
on
this
work
some
funds
are
necessary.
Money
given
voluntarily
Is
worth
twice
as
much
as
that
gouged
from
people
by
paid
canvasser..
Cash,
for
(he
purpose
.
Inay
b.fl
ten
at
(tin
Malty
'News
office
nr.
sent
lo
the
Salvation
Army
hcad-ipiarlers.
In
any
case
it
will
be
acknowledged
through
COUNTRY-WIDE
this
paper.
Followiug
Is
the
list
so
J
rar:
Daily
Xews,
A.
MrKinley
F.
T.
lluduian
.
Mrs.
II.
Dent
"In
His
.Name"
Friend
$5.00
I
.
5.00
I
2.00
r
2.00
2.00J
2.00J
SEARCH
IS
ON
Effort
Being
Made
to
Apprehend
Bandits
who
Robbed
Georgia
Banks
and
Fired
Valleyvlew
.1
(SAINKSYILLK,
Georgia,
Dec.
20.
-A
rountry-wblo
search
is
proceeding
for
the
robber
band
which
looted
vaults
uf
Hie
First
National
Hank
and
the
First
(iuaranty
Stale
Hank
at
Valley-view
and
set
fire
to
the
buildings
lliousiug
UUU.-.HII,
the
1111;
batiks
uuiiks
A.UU..1IIU
causing
a
d
loss
IU9S
I
I
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a
,
r
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l,v
i-
iii.lli.v-
ioucuuu
ui
.i,"iu,
'
coinpurvu
wuu
,
....
ei
letarj
W.
Unite).
1-.,-
......
..
...
of
over
?I20,0()0.
Hie
robbers
rieaurer
Councillor
Walt.
llou.stahlr
do.
Shaw.
Greenville
Council
f
l
'
1
.1
iiiiij
II
till
1
.
M
UIIMfi
I
IVIII
V
111
io.no
1,1,0
respectively
...
.......
,.,.
,
lasi
i.j
scaped
with
lttO,oou
In
cash.
October,
year.
While
i.r
1.
ri...
1
mi..!,..,
1...;
1
I
xiuimuu
r
I
I
I
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1-
regislereil
regislereil
ellect
eHect
or
of
il...
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ii.
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....ii...
il
ness
rcces
GREAT
BRITAIN
AND
REPARATION
Note
to
be
Forwarded
to
United
Slates
In
Hope
of
Solving
Problem
!
LOXDOX,
Dec.
20.
Ureat
Hrilaiu
is
expected
to
make
a
detailed
reply
to
Ihe
Uniled
I
Slates
on
reparations
claims.
It
fish-jwill
.suggest
a
solution
of
the.
inajonly
of
(he
Indians
are
now
;
ing
t-egulations
applying
toi
problem
in
leriils
aeeiptable
to
ui
uonie
111
ine
villages
lor
1110
souineasiern
Alaska
ure
un-t'hristmas
and
New
Year
feslivl-
i
necessary
and
destructive
of
ull
ties
ami
generally
speaking
are
hope
of
the
herring
industry
prosperous.
A
number
of
II10
na
lives
have
been
employed
iu
con
nection
with
Ihe
clam,
illmrinc
Mayor
(iullatas
of
Douglas
told
Ihe
Chamber,
of
Coinnyrc'e
here.
couunitlee
was
named
to
pre
fer
the
Mlllerd
Cannery
at
Seal,
pare
a
urotesl
for
Hove.
I
lo
Secretary
Hoover.
submission
(real
llriltiiu
ami
will
include
all
demands
of
Ihe
United
Slales.
Tho
motorship
Prince
of
Wales,
Capl.
Fowler,
is
due
iu
port
this
aflernoon
Troiii
Ketchikan
with
a
carload
of
frozen
llsh
for
the
"loyal
Fish
Co.