25
TAXI
nil
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
laHaTBeVflBleflHBBaMttBBMHHIIBflffVH
oi,
xiv
xo.
"J
"
,
VANC01M
THIRD
PARTY
IN
U.S.
Out
of
Leaders
Says
Will
Act
as
li
:il
Independent
Force
In
Con-Junction
With
Other
Groups
v
S;tlNi,
HN
Dec
II.
The
J
llinl
purl)
movement
m-
I
Miked
of
su
much'
'
'
M
presidential
ram-j
im'I
come
to
u
heml
'
i
In
tart,
II
may
not
a'
nil.
i
li
i-
iM-en
made
ilaill
l'.vi
"-vv
Willi
Heureeiilalie,
,
.
mil'
I
iniuvir'.t
......
,M.
Nfl-i.ll
Iff
l-Cllllsllt.j
i
.
-
utiliiaiKit.
Mr.
Neln
"ays.
CHRISTMAS
CHEER
a
:
I
use
lu
influence
lo
J
lie
nnlciendeiil
iirguiu-U
I
VMi
ItUlIt
Ui
III
the
'i't
an.
I
Mraduully
to
en-u
:i
i
(eel
it.
He
thinks
i'--ie
iiiiiveiiietil
ran
le
t'lTcllue
lor
the
present
hy
;
us
an
indeiemleiit
force.
r'il
join
with
either
ia'
no's
up
good
men
and
-Uiun
il
rim
hy
launch-
Inrd
I'urly.
'inn
when
the
iudepeml
'
iiHKii-sBivtv
have
had
tij'porl
unity
lo
increapc
Nf-i'iilh
in
I
ami
ji
less
and
lo
an
orgaiiiialiiin.
the
party
movement
ran
tie
lauiii-hed,
u
Mr.
.Nelson
"(le'liri
the
Nelson
plan
will
iitiimrfi'il
hy
the
hulk
of
Hie
'"'")
Hint
nle.
for
l.a
l
ol-"
emains
lo
he
seen
hut
il
is
""iialilc
,1
will
I.e.
It
is
siip-i'ih,.,
I,,.,.,,
a,
yir
Nrlson's
"'xv
's
similar
lo
the
view
nf
"r
I.
a
l
ulletle,
as
Ihey
aro
''""
friends
itixl
i'tilitieal
co-'"kers
M
Nelson
sees
a
alroiiK
i'-ui'iiin
f,,
ii
tegular
repuhlN
f"is
and
Uooliilije,
despite
their
'"'"i-y
Noemher
t.
tinier
his
I'lan
the
priiri'ssiNes
would
fU't
'"ly
fnrn
In,
id
llh!
m
the
1
"iiyiessloniil
eaiii)iitiKn.
GATHERS
MUCH
TOBACCO
MANILA,
her.
II.
The
areal-
fl
Inhuncu
crop
produced
in
the
"7
""-yeara
in
Ihc
l'liilippiues
"HI
be
liarvcMril
in
the
UaKityan
M"J
l'ainpaiiKii
valleys
of
iiorlh-
'
i.uion
(his
year,
accordinn;
l
""y.'Pi's
lo
ho
i,un.nu
,,f
ntrrl
nure.
M0Hl
(lf
(l0
lobacco
"""li
icachnf.
Ih,.
LTnlleil
Slulen
Manila
ciKurs
.is
jtrown
in
the
iynn
vi,n,.v
and
Olof
Hanson
are
the
prmci-pnl
ami
J.
S.
(ioitnell,
I.
Id.
of
Yanromer,
jrenentl
wnilmislor
Jasfier
S.
Connrll,
head
of
the
latter
coiteern,
nrnuil
in
the
rily
from
the
sotilli
yeslenlay
aflemtxin
arctunpanieij
hy
hi
asMtciale,
Sluart
Ctimertm.
S.
S.
MHioflln.
ho
litiill
the
ocean
dN-k.
i
ciierled
in
the
city
from
the
Kal
shortly
and
it
is
ueuer-nll
uiiilerslooil
that
he
too
will
nliinii
a
tender
1
here
may
lie
ACflYITIES
ENGAGE
ATTENTION
OF
ELKS
Ihc
hu
candle
ui
the
lllks
Chtistinas
cheer
(iiiessiiiK
cm-
will
he
III
in
the
window'
of
the
"si.
Ile;:is
llafe
mi
UecemJiei
ill
hy
Mavor
Newton.
Ihe
prizes
heiiitf
orrered
will
he
aMarded
to
those
who
KUess
nearest
to
II,..
actual
linv;
that
the
candle
will
continue
burning.
At
Ihe
lod;?c.
meeting
last
n
ik
lit.
it
as
reported
that
fl37
hud
been
netted
Tor
the
Chrijil-mas
cheer
ruml
as
a
result
of
Ihe
musical
show
recrntly
sinned.
On
December
III
the
lodge
will
stage
a
cnhatel
entertainment
in
honor
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lewis,
who
cniiduclcd
the
show,
ami
Hie
personnel
of
the
companies
who
plaed
in
this
and
the
minstrel
show.
In
rollahorulion
with
the
Ladle
or
the
Hoyal
Purple,
the
hlks
arc
making
plans
for
a
Christmas
tree
cnlerlaiiuueiil
at
it
dale
In
be
decided
upon
later.
FIRST
KILLED
HORSE
Swiss
THEN
SHOT
HIMSELF
Could
Not
Live
His
Animal
Without
HI'.HNI',
Switzerland,
Dec.
II.
A
man's
affection
for
his
horse
ended
in
hi
ileal
li
recently
in
the
lillle
village
of
Dompierie,
in
Valid
canton.
Jean
Tenlhurey,
a
great
sportsman
ami
particularly
fond
of
his
mount,
had
to
shoot
the
animal
to
put
an
end
In
il
suireriug
from
disease.
Jean
vveul
immedialely
In
his
bedroom
ami,
with
Ihe
same
pislul,
shot
md
killed
himself.
The
uixestial
mil
into
the
cm-!
duel
of
the
city
foreman.
Jack!
Mcltae.
following
charges
made
airainsl
him
h
Alderman
Casey
held
in
the
Council
Chamber
last'
nielil
proved
to
be
a
tedious
and
long
1
1
rami
out
affair'
lasting
from
seven
o'clock
to
half
past
i
cn
and
no
evidence
of
any
importance
wits
giien
on
cither
side.
Five
men.
im.-lly
discharged
employees
spoVe
agaiifl
the
foreman.
These
were
Messrs.
Itosers,
Valpey,
Jorgen-
sen.
Fiunigaii
and
.Morgan.
while
for
the
foreman
Ihere
were
a
great
many
more,
although
only
eiuht
were
heard.
.-TJiey
were
Messrs.
Cochrane,
Jacffson,
I.idslone,
Wfiigham,
Wilson,
Nrl-toi.
McKenzie.
and
lladden.
iiMtstly
straw
bosses
or
teamster:
"Hi
ere
was
a
laree
crowd
ill
to
watch
the
proceedings
and
imi
several
occasions
(lie
mwd
eipresseil
its
sympathies
piifp
freoly.
In
Ihe
course
of
the
proceed-
Iiih
Iher-
were
several
lively
nassaiies,
fine
between
V.
V..
Williams,
who
was
acling
for
Mellae.
and
Alderman
Ca-ey
over
matters
of
procedure
and
between
Alileriimii
Perry
andvAld-ermait
Casey.
The
latter
aeled
somewhat
in
the
rapacity
of
prosecuting
aUorncy.
There
wers
present
Ahlerimtn
Perry,
chairman:
Mayor
Newton,
Alderman
Cney.
Alderman
McMortlie,
Ihe
city
engineer,
and
Ihe
slen-ngrapher.
Miss
Itlanche
Curtin.
Objects
of
Meeting
Chairman
Perry
stated
the
ob
ject
of
Ihe
iiH'i'liiiji
ami
asked
nil
witness
m
either
side
to
leave
the
room.
Alderman
Caey
repealed
Ihc
Charges
which
were
that
the
tmlicv
laid
down
by
the
council
had
not
been
adhered
to
with
the
result
that
continuous
com
plaints
had
been
made
from
married
men
and
properly
owners
thai
they
could
not
secure
employmeul.
The
ciimmillee
had
laid
down
the
rule
that
married
men
should
come
first
and
single
men
second.
The
men
were
lo
apply
lo
the
engineer
who
would
give
them
n
nole
to
Mcllae.
Since
that
complaints
continued.
The
Alderman
also
charged
thai
an
attempt
was
mail.'
to
reduce
wages
of
men
employed
on
Ihe
scavenger
wagon
from
six
to
four
dollars
a
day.
PRINCE
RUPERT'
Northern
and
Central
Britirh
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCK
IllPKHT.
H.C.,
Till
HSUAY,
UF.CKMHKIl
11.
102i.
r..t.ri.,'.
circulation
i.tjs.
CHOOSE
of
man
named
Valpey
had
been,
'own.
continued
tin
page
2.
col.
3)
GREAT
ACTIVITY
ON
PORTLAND
CANAL
IS
PROPHESIED
BY
EDITOR
Thai
Portland
Canal
Mines
are
now
known
and
recognized
everywhere
and
that
next
season
will
show
a
great
advance
in
lhe
amount
r
activity
in
the
Slew-art
district
is
the
word
brought
from
Ihc
south
hy
II.
M.
Hol-slon,
publisher
of
the
Portland
Canal
News,
who
passed
Ihrougl
the
city
yesterday
after
several
weeks
spent
in
the
south.
Mr.
Hnlslun
is
very
enthusiis-lic
a
In
the
future
of
lhe
town
in
which
he
lives.
lar
Fortnightly
Meeting
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Hlnton
Yesterday
Sacred
music
taken
un
li
v
the
e
day
arternoon
al
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
Minion,
Second
Ave.
A
paper
was
read
hy
Mrs.
Bryant;
Mrs.
II
nit
on.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Wanl,
sang
"Rejoice
(.really"
ami
"I
Know
that
My
Redeemer
Livelh"
from
Handel's
"Messiah;"
Mrs.
II.
C.
Fraser
sang
lie
shall
Ice
I
Ills
mock
also
from
the
"Messiah.
an
Miss
Murium-
Lancaster,
accom
paiiied
Vy
Mrs.
Minion,
played
a
violin
solo.
Handel's
"Largo."
GALE
LAST
NIGHT
DID
v
Farmer
Job
uajfcr'Ltnin-ii'r
Iiu.
tinned
deficit
into
snrplin?
SACRED
MUSIC
WAS
iinil
balanced
(he
budget
SUBJECT
OF'CLUB
Lad'es'
Musical
Club
Held
Regu
DAMAGE
TO
TELEGRAPHS!;,,;
This
morning
was
once
more
dependent
on
the
wireless
system
lor
its
communication
with
the
outside
world.
The
gale
last
night
put
all
Ihe
telegraphs
out
ol
business,
but
beyond
that
does
not
seem
lo
have
done
much
damage
around
MANY
NEW
MEMBERS
INSURANCE
BECOMES
POPULAR
IN
STATES
Increase
of
Over
Mill'on
Dollars
I
In
Business
of
Last
Year
the
Association
of
Life
Insurance
presidents
he
-e
this
moriiin?
Walton
L.
Crocker,
president
of
Ihe
John
liisuraiicc
ii
i
M..1....1
i
:r..
achieved
hy
Die
people
during
a
in
which
Ihe
general
busi-
in
mm
an
rrnn
lr
Street
Sle.
i
Davie
was
accompanist.
The
proceedings
opened
with
Ihe
singing
or
"O
Canada"
and
clos-cil
with
the
National
Anthem.
Telegram
Read
In
the
course
o.r
his
introduc-
l.lii.n
Kii.liiHMiw
V
umh
I
inn
and
NhAV
YOIIK.
Dec.
II.
L.-aping
,
jnj
ja,or
nf
(ltJ
Xaiona,
Fish
far
ahead
or
all
Tonner
tlirift
u.,v
idea.
the
,,,
lelgram
staled
,he
AmPrl,
was
the
subject
ir0"0'
'"al
observing
or
a
National
i.duns
Ladies'
.musi,
Musical
W"My
Fish
,Jay
had
doe
much
to
pop-
"',,u0i00U
of
lire
insurance
this
;,.
the
regular
forlnightlyi
'
..,..:...
ularue
the
consumption
(i..
oi
iisli
Club
at
,.
,
,
uiuii
ai
li".
iisui.ii
""""'"'!
vini
ni-onrilintT
In
n
rtMmrl
nli-
...
:
meeting
which
was
held
yealer-
.
...
....
"
....
al"1
develop
the
in.lusiry.
Con-
i...
t......
..ri
c-
frriit
ill
u
Mnti
unro
f
iITppoiI
In
I
lip
I
s
ii.
a
i
i
i
-r
.s...
.if,,
man
.uu.ua.
1-uu.n.uun
u,
.
,ocal
Aji!ioejalio
ani,
COIin
uation
or
zeal
was
urged.
Mr.
Johnson
staled
that
com-
mencing
with
this
Fish
Day,
t
"
,.isl
.luirii.uior.s'
advertising
Company
of
Huston,
W!ia
,n
,lP
(ar(.1i
who
is
Ihe
presiding
ollicer
ot
Uirou!houl
Canada.
To
rilian(.P
the
convention,
added
that
this
i
ue
former
record
year,
by
fully
I
1.
000,000,000,
an
increase
it,
1
0,000
had
been
raised
by
the
year's
total
or
new
paid-up
in-j,,,
,nsribu,nrs
,1Pms(.,ve
and
will
exceed
thai
or
IttSJ.i
suratice
iltlilur
almiUlll
,lai,
bePIl
vo!pd
hy
Ihc
Dominion
Mr.
Johnson
drew
government.
attention
to
i
ikiu
p-r
c-
...
Mr.
i,rocKernM.
m).nu
rans
wIich
col,alrt,
eniphas.zed
lo
lie
insurance
men
valuii,,,,.
sKli!i,ical
inforutallon
inai
mis
limit
recoru
nan
neen
,
regarding
Ihe
fisheries
and
urg
ed
that,
after
memorizing
these
rigures.
those
present
mail
the
or
the
has
been
ness
country
on
cards
(o
ieir
rrit.nJs
rnuce
uuperi
.
i.
had
been
decided.
Mr.
John-
son
said,
on
Ibis
occasion
MKT
n
ST
I
All
KV
hear
the
rishermen's
side
I.IUlllVVIUI
UllUIUV
'
..
.
.
,,
iisneries
prooicms
ins
Ml)
dAlAAK
lUUAl
"x'sc
who
were
engaged
in
llm
business
or
buying,
storing
and
(
Very
Attractive
Affair
Auguring
marketing.
Therefure
Capt.
Success
was
Opened
this
,
Meagher
ami
Capt.
Coombes
had
Afternoon
by
Rev.
a!-k,'l
In
speak.,
G.
G.
Hacker
j
J.
H.
Meagher
CAD
UUD
CTCDVC
le
annual
Referring
to
his
own
2ti
year
bazaar
of
the
experience
as
a
fisherman
both
rUI
MrtIA
T
LI
LlXrtPIJ
Ladies
Aid
of
the
Melliodist
on
the
Atlanlic
and
Pacific
coasts
.
Church,
which
was
opened
Thirty-rive
new
members
were
Rev.
(i.
O.
Hacker
this
arternoon
come
ask
retail
merchant
til
Ihe
city.
iarl
ides
both
'ornamental
and
in
obtaining
extra
help
during
the
Christ
mas
seasnn,
lo
use
uu
employed
relumed
men
IT
pus
sihle.
Philip
Auckland
ami
Celina
McKay,
Indians,
were
each
fined
$10
and
cosl
in
lhe
city
police
court
this
morning
for
hy
prior
to
1017
when
he
had
be-'...,
v
admitted
to
Ihe
local
branch
nf
in
the
social
hall
or
tho
church,
Fishermen's
agent
lor
lhe
Deep
Seal
Union
here.
Mr.
Ihe
(.real
War
Veteran'
Assort-
should
prove
a
very-
attractive!
Meagher
spoke
ol
the
dangerous
ation
last
night.
Business
was
allair.
The
decorative
effect
be-'.life
of
the
halibut
fisherman,
largely
of
a
routine
nature
deal-ling
in
green
and
red
Chrislmasl
i
had
slatted
fishing
in
1888
ing
with
internal
affairs
of
Iho'colots,
the
various
Indies
arefout
of
filoueester,
Massachus-
organizaliun.
It
was
derided
lo
loaded
with
asplendid
variety
opclts.
ami
had
worked
on
sail
useful.
The
conveners
are:
Home
cooking
Mr.
V.
Malheison.
Fancy
work
Mrs.
fleorgo
W,
Kerr.
Novelties
Mr.
Frank
Dibit.
Plain
sowing
Mr.
Krikcvsky
Candy
Mr.
W.
It.
Cornish.
Tea
room
Mrs
Olof
Hanson.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
f'oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MAGISTRATE
LARGE
CROWD
ATTENDED
CIVIC
BOARS)
OF
WORKS
ENQUIRY
LAST
NIGHT
I
D
TmJr
;c
FJ.rt.J
INQUIRY
INTO
as
Mayor
of
Vancouver
to
Serve
Fourth
Term
A(;ul
VKH.
!-.
II.
following
a
rather
stirring
and
:::
.vfmi
bitter
campaign
in
which
jmt
history
wax
raked
oer
pcr.-oiiHlities
indulged
in.
Limit
D.
Tuylor
uu
elected
mayor
vf
un
unwr
yesterday
by
a
mujuril)
of
502.
Tin
'he
fuiirlh
tunc
Mr.
Tnlor
has
been
chosen
to
fill
ib
liiff
lii'tKi-lrHlP'"
chair
in
Ihis
sly
.
lie
was
elerte"!
first
Hi
I
it
and
again
in
ItMI.
II
was
in
lulTi
(hut
K-
ered
his
i;
J
In
in.
Ilr
lia-
been
h
i
umlidale
uiaiiv
tunes
miicc
hut
willi-t:
'
:!'-)
tliilil
Ihi-
ear.
liraduully
lie
has
been
'oniing
hark,
':
.wing
last
rar
luring
hei-
.
Hi
1.il"i-
mus
ul
one
iimv
SEVERAL
BIDS
ARE
;
:
ait'
of
Hi''
I
hilly
Pro
liter;
l
1
a
'
i
was
owner
and
editor
EXPECTED
ON
JOB
f
V
ld,
which
lie
conducted
e;
'
ten
yean.
Contractors
will
Compete
for
M
uti
li.i-
always
liatl
'
Elevator
and
Warehouse
f
.iiiMMt
froitt
I
Ik-
labor'
Foundations
Here
ai'd
in.
my
Inisim'--
and
"
-
"-.it
ii,
ii
lin.k
:
It
i
tn
lq
It
l
exieclrd
llial
there
will
.'.sly
Willi
lln
he
considerable
cnlhpclllioh
ill
r
-
f
tin
la
eon
tier
I
ion
with
Ihe
tltl
111
ir
for
illie
construction
of
Hie
elevator
and
sacked
rraln
warehouse
fuundalioiM
litre.
St
far,
two
MAY
NOT
CONTINUE
'
?;
n"5!
know
ii
of.
I
hey
arts
I
lie
loc!
rntieernjti
uhWi
M.
P.
.MrGauYry
Much
Trivial
Evidence
Given
Long
and
Tedious
S'UIng
Last
Night
MANY
ARE
PRESENT
Dlcharged
Employees
Tell
Grievances
and
Others
Commend
Foreman
at
MAKING
BOTH
ENDS
MEET
Two
Fshermen
and
Ojomr
of
Bi-produds
Plant
Speakers
at
Annual
Fish
Day
Banquet
The
annual
National
Fi:li
Day
luncheon
held
yesterday
in
the
HI.
Hegis
Cafe
under
the
auspices
of
the
Prince
Hupcrt
brunch
of
ihe
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
look
the
form
of
a
gt'l-logellier
between
Ihe
fish
dealing
interests
of
the
port
and
ihe
fishermen
themselves
with
a
goodly
number
of
ladies
pre-.-iit
to
further
enhance
Ihe
proceedings.
The
nature
of
the
affair
was
commended
by
both
interests
represented
and
it
was
promised
that
il
would
nut
be
the
last
time
that
such
gatherings
would
be
held.
With
T.
II.
Johnson,
president
of
Ihe
association,
in
the
chair,
the
fishermen
,
.
had
Ihe
flow
and
interesting
ad-
pioucd
the
fishermen's
cause
and
gave
some
exhortations
lo
Hie
"bloated
capitalists"
ashore
speeches
and
musical
thai
followed.
The
soloists
were
Miss
numbers
Jones
l
who
sang
"When
the
Great
Ked
and
llie
front.
II
significantly
stal-
uresses
were
ue.iverci
05
""'
,.,)
iat
one
s
chances
In
the
well
known
members
of
Uieir
...
..
,,.,..,
.
s,
ranks
Cnuinln'
II
Meagher
and
James
al)OU,
as
as
lhe
diance!(
of
Ihe
third
speaker,
a
M
,i(irv
it
the
(eorge
(i.
llushhy,
also
cham-
,;
,,..
..
...
..
v...
r..
December
gale.
"Vou
pimple,
wlien
you
are
fttnfrrf
ulilv
mMIp1
in
viiitr
thai
might
well
be
heeded.
Ihe
hoMiM
whj,e
a
souieasl
gale
tendance
was
fair
and
couple
u
a
a
,
fu
an(J
lh(J
of
hours
were
spent
n
pleasure.
.
lorrenls
doing
justice
to
the
banquet
of
....
.,,,.
atli,
Aoori
ral.
tie
and
every
moment
you
expect
your
house
to
come
down
over
your
head,
do
you
ever
think
ol
the
halibut
fishermen
engaged
in
their
trade?
When
-i
i
mm
.Aiiilnnl
liiikfMr
iinrl
nit
Mrs.
Jarvis
McLeod
who.
."i.
...s.r.o.
,,
,,
,
.
I,
:
.
are
caueu
uu
utc
in
n.c
iinuum
"weel
and
Low.
.
aughan'
f
,.
;,..
h
u
;
ii..
!
J
llltTi
vi
ijr;
uauuivatU
s
o
mw
fisherman's
duty
lo
save
his
vessel
from
foundering
and
himself
from
a
watery
grave.
Some
of
you
may
say
we
earn
too
much.
I
would
advise
any
who
make
that
statement
lo
try
a
season's
ilory
remarks
Mr.
Johnson
read
falling.
You
would
soon
find
ia
telegram
from
J.
A.
Paulhus
of
ju,at
wc
earn
and
are
entitled
to
i
Montreal,
president
of
the
Cana-Iever
dollar
we
get."
Value
of
Union
Mr.
Meagher
went
on
lo
speak
of
the
activities
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
and
the
pro
gress
il
had
made
from
The
time
it
was
organized
in
1912
at
Seattle
by
some
10
or
50
fisher
men.
Now
it
was
one
of
the
best
organized
bodies
on
the
Pacific
Coast
and
its
representatives
(continued
on
page
7,
col.
2
PLANS
FOR
REOPENING
NOT
FINALLY
DECIDED
Fariy
of
Mill
Directors
Returned
to
Usk
Last
Night
and,
After
Visiting
Vancouver
Will
be
Back
Here
Plans'
for
the
reopening
of
Ihe
Skeemi
Lumber
Co.'s
sawmill
at
Usk
have
nol
yet
been
finally
decided
upon
but
it
will
be
known
,i..r;..n..l..
....-I
,.
..l
..
I...I
I..
i
u.
l
.mi':
J
mini
iv
r
be
done.
The
parly
or
directors
..r!nd
shareholders,
consisting
or
i,....
ll.Ul
i
oi
!
...
.
v..
.1.
liiui
lisi
tin,
.1.
iiguoi-
slad,
W.
A.
Hjornslad,
Chester
Swanson
and
W.
II.
Petrrman
of
Minneapolis,
and
John
Willman
and
Joint
Heed,
which
was
hero
yesterday
lor
the
annual
meeting,
left
on
last
night's
train
lor
Usk.
They
will
proceed
to
j
Vancouver
via
Jasper
and
cx-
l!l!ni'cl
In
he
hack
in
lliti
citv
next
JAPANESE
SPOKESMAN
COMING
TO
THE
STATES
TOKIO.
Dec.
11.
Kotaro
boats
on
the
Atlantic
coast
audi
Mociiizuki,
member
for
parlia-on
steam
and
gasoline
vessel
onlmenl
and
one
of
the
legislators
the.
Pacific.
To
tell
in
any
kind
most
actively
interested
in
ro
of
an
adequate
manner
of
all
he
had
gone
through
in
those
year
including
Ihe
stories
of
men
shipmate
or
his
own
who
had
lost
their
lives
would
take
the
whole
arternoon.
During
the
(real
War
he
had
received
a
postcard
from
;i
fi-horniaR
at
latiuns
witli
the
United
States,
has
announced
that
he
wilt
leave
for
America
shortly
for
an
extended
speaking
tour.
Me
says
he
hopes
to
speak
in
eyry
slato
in
the
union,
presenting
Japan's
case
in
the
immigrqlloti