However, Siberia has undergone serious upheavals, endangering the life and property of Japanese residents and disturbing peace and order in Manchuria and Mongolia. This is the reason why Japan cannot evacuate the country as soon as she expected. However, when peace and order have been restored in Siberia, safeguarding the life and property of Japanese residents and the ensuing fate of the Japanese, the Japanese troops will be withdrawn with the repatriation of the Szecho-Slokaks.
A truck had not been in that section the day before. It is not known here whether he found the scouts there, but it is presumed they have been found.
Fix Maximum Coal Prices.
NEW YORK.—(By A. P.)—Attorney General Palmer agreed with representatives of the coal industry today to appoint a representative committee to fix maximum prices for bituminous coal.
Address-He Price of Oats Declines.
KANSAS CITY.—(By A. P.)—Oats, which dropped yesterday from 3 1-2 to 6 cents, declined again today, from 2 to 5 cents a bushel.
Government Paper Suspends.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska.—Publication of The Alaska Record a weekly paper issued by the Alaska Engineering Commission, a government organization here, has been suspended under a recently enacted law regulating government publications.  Record carried news and orders regarding the railroad being built between Seward and Fairbanks. Concerning Siberia, the Premier, in the meantime, rested. Pullman Boy Scouts lost. 