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NEW ALASKA BILL
COMMUNISTS AUTHORS WALL ST. EXPLOSION
JAPANESE ARE
SATISFIED WITH
QUADRUPLE TREATY
_
Washington, Dec. 16—Admiral
Kato. head of the Japanese Confer
ence delegation, issued a statem* : t
tonight in which fie declared th.t
Japan is thoroughly in accord with
the provisions of the four power
Pacific treaty.
“Japan." he said, “is now satisfied
that her security is not menaced.”
Hanihari. his colleague. made an
other statement saying: "In ac
cepting the four power treaty, we
have accepted water for whiskey;
but we did so because our primary
foster concord.
INi'liirrs Agreement an " tlliancc
In a Senate speech on tin- Pacific
treaty today. Senator Heed of Mi?
souri declared tlie treaty is simp’y
an alliance of the three signatory
powers "Ft is a new quadruple
alliance. ' he asserted." and the
man who denies it will be put t*>
more quibbling than any lawyer was
ever put to in the police court "
CURRY PRESENTS
NEW ALASKA
CONTROL BILL
Washington, Dec. 1 6- Co-ordina
tion under the direction of the Sec
retary of the Interior of many of the
functions relating to the develor
'ment of Alaska, is provided for in
n bill introduced today by Chairman
Curry of the House Committee on
Territories.
Nen Hill Makes No Provisions for
Itesident Commission
Washington. Dec. 16—Congress
man Curry’s new Alaska bill, in
troduced in the lower house today,
would transfer to the Interior De
partment the Alaska forest reserva
tions, leasing of lands for propaga
tion of fur bearing animals, the de
velopment of water power, control
of the natives and maintenance of
roads and trails, with tin- pro
Beard of Hoad Commissioners
rection of the Secretary of the If.
The bill makes no provision f
the creation of a commission of p«r
sons residing in Alaska to superviv
development activities, as previou
ly proposed. The omission is dit
to the fact that assurance was give i
to the Mouse Territories Committe
by Secretary Fall that he wouh.
select persons who would be in Al
aska continuously to direct the work
done there by the Interior Dep.r’
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BOLSHEVIK I PAYING HIGH
INDEMNITY TO POLAND
Warsaw, Poland, Dec. • 15—Gold
and jewels worth fity billion Polish
marks .the Russian Soviet govern
ment’s first payment to Poland un
der the treaty of peace signed at
Riga, March 18, arrived here today.
VETERANS GIVE WILSON
HOLIDAY GREETING
Washington, Dec. 16—Replying
to a letter from J. Bentley Mulford,
vice president of the Rainbow Divi
sion veterans, extending him Christ
mas and New Year greetings, for
mer president Wijson says: “I am
glad to regard myself as a comrade
of all the men of the Expeditionary
The letter was made public by
Mplford today.
HARDING PLANNING INDUH
trial SETTLEMENT PROGRAM
Washington, Dec. 16—President
Harding plans to apply some of the
features of the Kansas Industrial
Court Act to the country as a whole.
In an attempt to settle strikes and
industrial disputes, according to
those In touch with White. House
contemplations.
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WEATHER REPORT
Lowest temperature recorded up to
6 a. m. at U. S. Weather Bureau,
t By L. R. Morris )
Barotn.
NB. 3
N. 24
N. S
Ll'T-FIHK SERVER
4HRI8TMAK EVE A\l)
t'HRIHTMAS DAV
NEW YEAR'S EVE AND
NEW YEAR'S DAY AT
AR4TTIC BAKERY
' Timbers strewn along the beach
■re the property „f the tudenlM
■ad the p«blle la autthed mot to die
tut thou.
MWIMI * COM'L. CO.
BRUSH PARLIAMENT
RATIFIES IRISH TREATY
London. Dee. 1*5 Doth houses
of Parliament have formally ratified
’he Anglo-Irish treaty creating the
Irish Free State. liatitiralion took
place by an over whelming majority
Hail hi realm ''till Wrangling tl\«-r
Dublin, Ireland. Dee. 10- hail
Eireann was still engaged in private
ousideration of the Anglo-Irish
treaty at a late hour today, having
| rom •'i in secret session throuK'.
out I,, afternoon without issuance
of ;in. tntenient .1- to when a public
niee- will I),. |)OSSi I)|e .
* 'min Visits I.I031I <>eorue for
I.O!nioll. Iter It; ,\ possible I
modi!.. ill ion ol rister's attitude is
j indicated in the arrival here today
of I’i • tiiier (’raiK tor .. further con
IRISH DECISION ON
TREATY EXPECTED
ON WEDNESDAY
Dublin. Ireland. Dec. IT A linal
1 ision on the Anslo-Irish treaty
by hail Kireann can be expected on
Wednesday, but not before, accord
i'.p. to information Riven out here
A public session will be held Mon
day to permit of the formal preset) -
tion of a motion for ratification
Imi will only open flu- way for d<
tinue until Wednesday,
j The members continued their de
I liberations on the iniestion in priv
P.dlc-tln and Weekly Nugget.
HANDIT (aiSDXKK HAS
HOrHS OF EARLY ESCAPE
Hoy Gardner, the Pacific Coast bn-,
•lit. while checking in the peniten
der of tiic prison term begun at Mc
Neil Island penitentiary, boldly told
the Warden that he expected to es
cape from the local prison at an
HOI SE ADJOURNS IN RESPEt T
TO REAR MKMI1KK
Washington, Dec. 16—The House
of Representatives adjourned today
until tomorrow out of respect to
the memory of the late Representa
tive John A. Riston of California,
whose body was found in the Poto
mac River yesterday.
I toll AH DECLARES FOK
PEACE TREATY REVISION
New York. Dec. 16th—Senator
William R. Rorah. in an address
here today, declared that he would
vote in the Senate "for the cancella
tion of every dollar of Europe’s
debt to this country if Europe would
put herself right by revising the
Versailles Treaty so that the masses
of her people could benefit by the
original spirit of peace.”
FREDDIE WANTS TO
LIVE IN GERMANY
Doom. Holland. Dec. 15 The
former German Crown Prince, who
Is Interned at Wieringen, Holland,
is planning to return to Germany
and expects to request permission of
Holland for his departure next
spring, according to information
from those associated with the for
According to this information,
Frederick wants to retire to an as- j
tate In Prussia. • I
I DOVER SLATED FOR
ASSISTANT TltEASCKEK
—
i Washington, Dec. 15-— Presidci4
Harding has practically decided to
appoint Elinor Dover of Tacoma.
I Washington, to the pod o fAssistant
Secretary of the Treasury, according
to reports from the White Douse to
ALASKA WAR VETS TO
UKT MEDICAL SEItVICE
Seattle, Dec. 15—Secretary of
\J'ar Weeks has authorized, effective
at once, the officers of the army
medical corps in Alaska to act as
medical examiners for the I’nited
Stales Veteran’s Bureau and report
on the condition of World War vet
erans in Alaska to L. C. Jessups
of Seattle, manager of the North
west Bistrict Bureau
LIST OK IN DELIA'EltED
MESSAGES AT SIONAL
CORPS CITY OFFICE
The following persons have mes
sages addressed to them, which are
unable to be delivered or forwarded
on account of addresses unknown:
CHRIS GUDMIJNDSON,
CHAS. SIMS.
ALICE JOURDAN.
LEONARD SEPPALA.
CHAS. WEAVER.
J. ALVERD.
ODD FELLOWS AND KEDEKAH'S
ATTENTION !
Social will he given l»y Midnight
Sun Kehcknh Lodge No. JA, I. O. O.
F.f to nil Odd Fellows, Rcbeknhs,
their families and lady friends, Sat
urday December 17. Cards 0 sharp.
PROOFS OF LASOR BLANKS
ON BALI AT NOBOKT OFFICE
Name will alwaja be the "apply
bene Bar the A refir OB FleUb.
WALL STREET
BOMBING WORK
OF SOVIETS
I" s
FRENCH MAKE
INORDINATE NAVAL
INCREASE DEMANDS
Washington.Dec. 1»» The Fren,;
delegation has presented a propose 1
strength o!' the French navy that tin
British declare that such a program
if carried out would upset the who1
duction provided for under the pres
ent understanding between the I n
ited States. Britain and Japan.
licit i»li to I’copose Abolition of
Submarines.
Washington, Dec. 1 tj- Sir Arthn;
Balfour, head of the British Arms
Conference delegation. this after- 1
noon gave notice that Great Britain i
will propose to the Arms Confer- I
'I'l-i-.-i I > l>oes Nni Hinil Part uipnnts
Washington. Dec 1 •; The Whito
House issued a statement tonight in
which President Harding holds that
there is nothing in th»* four power
Pari lie treaty that inquires one n i
tion t*) enter into armed activities
in response to a decision of any of
ihe other three signatory powers.
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Mi KiXKirs <a>:ssi\<;
•Aiv you ill on il? Tin* lu«ly guess
ing the uaim- of the movie actress in
the photo on exhibition in the win
dow’, will In* presente<| with an
Oceania I'earl \erklaee. Contest
closes Christinas eve.
Dents fiuessliig Contest.
Ylie gentleman guessing nearest
the weight of the genuine Welling
ton Mark Diamond on exhibition in
window, will he presented with a
Diamond Stick Pin. Contest closes
Christmas eve. For further pai-tie
XotJee is hereby given thul the
Common Council, of the City of
Some, hy resolution luts hereby des
ignated the I4tli, 17tli and 20tli of
liecemlier I IKS I us the time the Com
iton Council will sit as a Hoard of
Hquatixation ami examine the assess
nent roll and correct all errors in
raluation, description or quality of
L*aud, lots and other property on
mid assessment rod of the City of
Vom* for the year Ittl.
K. Q1UBCM,
dty Clerk.
MIXlATlTtE A I.M A X \<’
(By John A. Wilson)
165 Meridian Time
Latitude 6 4‘-_. degrees North
Sun (Uses
Sun Sots
10:00 a.m.Dec. 22 ..2:01 p.m.
10:00 a.m.Dec. 23 2:01 p.m.
10:00 a.m.Dec. 24. . .2:02 p.m.
Winter Solstice, Dec. 21, 10:0# p.
ni. Shortest day of the year, Dec.
21. Time from sur.rise to sunset,
4 hours, 55 seconds
Last Quarter. Dec. 21. 8:54 a.m.
Moonlight late in evening and early
in morning.
Dec. 23. Mars and Moon in con
junction. Mars being south 6 min.
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