r
'Ani
ii
?
tu"f.
lues
fls
i
it
ip
trillion
II
mi
cany
.
We'
npproprtaie.
gift
.......I.
:t
.
1
in
lio
Hiiini
till
fjg
III
C-i
gift
thai
iui
io.
Tup
factories
wejdiy
from
Tniki
ab!
ril.ll.lia.1
tiinl
nod
are
prtTveu
a'
to'
(i
a
i
maliiy.
I
any
womli'r
our
jicn-ii'
f
otin
Bulger
Ltd.
Jewellers
K
I
R
IS
I
1UVU
j
b
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Iti
r
Buirs
.leaned
ami
brwd
2-,,n
jn
s
i
n
suongcd
ami
ir
n.-.,
0
ki'
i
Pa
.
1
leaned
ami
Ire
m
m
I
UM1
h"
i
Vn
'
sponged
md
re
ie.il
...
,,'
K
iv
aii.
cleaned
Rid
t:
i
from.
.
42M
y
.
iv
.I
sponged
n
(ir
-snl
il.00
L
Ladles'
List
lie
.
s
s
il.irk
color
2.nn
s
liahl
eolnr
2.0
lark
color
f
1.00
-
!nhl
colon
1.25
i
l.'niM
nmt
Is
Best
..
$1.-5
j
..
f
1.011
valril
a
1.00
Pman
Vacuum
Pressed
DRY
CLEANERS
Phone
8
Underwear
5
repe
:
I
i-lnre
Mill,
in
r
and
:
-.
-Irilte
t!
-
kiiv
A
well
i;.a
"al
for
lyjama
ni
wear.
Very
r
o
yard
35c
EST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
ird
Avenuo
Phone
753
ood!
Wood
Now
Is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
ltl
Inn.
I
'"I
I.Ottd
.
n
un
an
i
if
a
139
Second
Avenue
$0.50
$3.50
50o
hone
580
Nlaht
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
r.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Diunrann
m
nn
aw
pinna
Rupert,
B.O.
Offlco
Hours
9
to
fl.
X-Ray
Ssrvlos
?hone
888.
hvaningn
New
York
Paper
Sees
Ketchikan
as
Little
Inferno
of
Gamblers,
,
liquor
Dealers
and
Red
Lights
Speaks
of
It
at
the
Wickedest
City
Under
the
Stars
and
Stripes':
Government
is
Landlord
to
Recognized
Lawbreakers
Tli
Hearst
newspaper
do
nut
always
keop
I
heir
offensive
riMii.uk.
ru-
(..in.i.ln
nr
Ureal
Britain.
A
recent
number
(ir
Ihe
New
York
Hunilay
American
ha
nu
article
on
Ketchikan
in
wliuli
that
cily
i
branded
a
the
wi.-kede.
cilv
under
the
ring,
where
vice
mill
crime
cmidilinus
.annul
he
matched
eNcwhere
Milint'iit.
The
uHirlc,
which
i
,a,.,)
on
levelalioii
said
to
have
bceii
innijc
recently
in
the
llnii-e
of
llepre.enlHtive-
n't
x.
.-iimigmii,
ioiiovh:
A
startling
revelation
I
SOVtHNMttlT
LIQUOR
ACT.
was
made
in
Hie
limine
of
ltcprcsen-!'',"men
ha
invaded
and
occu-
talive
In
vNashluglnn
recently,
Dial
the
Hulled
Slate
govcrn-iiii'iil
U
neling
a
landlord
alnl
periniltiiw
Hie
lc
of
liquor
ami
dope
mill
tfi'-
trade
of
iliolu(c
women
an.
I
crime
of
all
vnriclic
on
it
property
nl
Ketchikan
iii
iftOTICC
Or
APPtlCATION
fOft
BCCR
i
Licence.
i
hti
r
I-
lllltl.Hi
olVI'
Dial
n
IIk
!
i
ilii
ilii
V
imi
Ok-
umlrMldml
In-ii.
inl"
I..
!!
I-
Ihr
I
niiH.r
i
"BirrJ
.ui.
!r
i
I
it"f
in
tHrrt
ti(
lh
i.rmii.
lirt
i-jii
!
ili
IxiiMint
kimn
iiiimii'
ll
.'
I.'
iniai
nn
Vain
Mrwi,
ua.o.
B
.
aixl
iil
IIm
lnl
ilr-
-.
nhnl
a
ll
.
aVnri
ll.
Map
I
riirm
hHprrl
I
ami
Rrtlinio
ooinri.
in
In
rriinr-
..i
nruin
i
iinm,(
i
ilv
Mir
Wr
t
ilw
la
r
ljr
Ihr
,-n
nl.
fur
.i.miii.Min
!
rr-
'"'Ttlli
at
Ihr
nijr
Prlnre
nnprrt.
I'mtutrr
f
lOill'h
rn4mi.Ua.
thl
I'lli
Xfplwinl.
NOTICI.
M
THE
VVTTin
of
an
appllratlon
for
llw
lur
..f
a
fr.lhial
Crrliflrala
of
.
....
i
...
t.
-
m"
nr
Inl
arvrn
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Nolle
of
Application
for
Baar
Lleenc.
MITH
E
I
IIIISHIY
r,lVF..
that
nn
Ihr
.Ih
da
"f
May
nrii
Ihr
nn1rrlnr1
In-itinl
in
aiplv
p.
Ihr
l.lqnnr
:,,nlril
Hnanl
v.
n.....
in
rrnrrt
to
nrrint
knnn
i'
n.W'.V.A.
Ilolrl.
Jltiialr
In
the
i.iun-ur
'if
1'iiri
:lmirm.
hr,
upon
lh
umf
rtr'.-'lliril
a
aniii
h
half
nf
l"l
ami
l)li'
t't'inrl
ll
Jl.
Ouwn
.
i
ti.
t.i.ncl.
liiorlri.
amirillnir
in
a
J
u.nn
nr
nlin
rirtwollnl
al
Ih''
nn.irJ
offlir
in
tlir
CUy
nf
I.;..'.
ii,Mri
ni
ami
nuiiilMTMl
ft7U
hr
llw
Mh
f
lrrf
hV
the
arlns
nr
hy
riinnnlli.n
nil
lh
Ihr
..irn
Imlllr
fur
prVal"l'
II
Prtnre
nnprrl.
B.C..
ihl
lh
nay
r
April
"".
pf
Appltrini.
'PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT."
Print
RMr
altal)ratl
Olalrlct.
Mackantl
EUcloral
Dlatrict.
NOTICK
l
herrhy
riven
lhat
I
;hall,
on
I
Mnndav
Ihr
1
7111
lT
"Ti
"
.....,
ii.......
Pr
nrr
I
iiprn.
nniu
a
pied
Uidian
Town,
establishing
there
a
red
liuht
district
with
two
hundred
nr
none
li.nl
'.
women,
awLmaking
it
a
colony
of
bootleggers,
tlitjjtcllrj.
gunmen
ami
low-clan
,
Japanese.
Chinese.
MpxicaiH,
ami
Filipino,
who
lire
taku.
It
vu
eharicil
that
eiwilin
oul
lit-
senile
ami
in
I'nclf
Sain,
hili
Mt.iii)t
u
a
offensive
'Imli.in.
iimralit.
in
em-oiirtiKinx
ami
inl
Indian
Town
I'TIeet
niaiiilaiiiin?
Ih
Keteliikan1
Indian
Town,
title
'to
which
.1
...
....
....
....!..:..
-
.
.
T
lion
nri-ioi
nay.
.iuka,
comli-
't
in
me
hnht.ii
grivern
liotifc
of
viee
alnl,
erime
micli
a
",,'n,
lolay
I
lie
boolle'srcr'
.
annul
tic
niaii'lieil
eUewliere
on
"r"'
landing
plare
when
hrini-
riiiH
etinlinenl.
Inpior
and
narcotic
from
Prosperous
City
!aero
I
lie
C.aiiailian
jorder,
Ketchikan
ii
a
eily
of
five
which
i
only
eighty
mile
IU
thousand
intiahitanU.
a
.rnpnrl
'lanl.
It
u
the
titadi)iiarlert
ami
in
extreme
ronl
luatern
Aaka,
""ir
properly
risliU
are
.Hill,
a
nianenii
reaion
of
iiland
ar-
'nrraed
hy
n
flood
of
vtee.'
rliipelasoeo
ami
onnd,
with
a
''
merely
defiant
In
ilelishlfiil
ehiiiale.
It
i
a
(treat
Ketchikan:
it
i
nrroernnt.
At
a
Moliina
eenlr.-,
made
exlraonlin-
P"llie
meetins
Jlic
mayor
of
the
aril
ii-o4perou
by
the
wealth.
'")
i
reported
aw
.ayiii,T
Hint
ho
wliieli
the
iM-eait
yield.
i
had
alwayx
drunk
I
iiuor
-'and
Part
if
it.
railed
Indian
Town,
mean
I
to
ao
no
drlnkinir
It;
that
feeling;
in
fee
to
Ip
I'niteil
a
hi
privilejje
to
viit
any
Slate
aioemment,
wliieh
Iih
el
lhouA
he
elioe,
repeclnh1n
or
it
apart
for
the
twrupahey
of
and
that
lid
hinnelf
nalixc
Indian,
who
are
rhillzed'eonld
not
lell
tlio
difference
-Hint
decent
folk.
It
wren
vtrluuii
women
and
di-
A
direptilHhle
nnd
eriminal!
tiil
women.
Inasmuch
a
"they
filk
(
AptlktlWn
(or
CwUOwl
ol
liDrOf
fftU
tifkl"
Mlnwtl
CUim
IHnl
id
tor
1-rlfKr
hv-rl
Minim
liiti.i.Hi
"I
llie
Slmi
liitinrt.
Wlx-rv
MM
nr
in
Ivi
r
kMniklutH
lk
IJrul
tKiMrr
n
Italia.
.um
Uv
lM,hlrr'
1'rw
MifT.
onlfwtt.
T.kE
XiTirr
lhat
I.
tn
palm.
Fr-ViiHt
rrlirirair
V,
MKH:,
liurltd
il
itw
nut
(
ulr
ilj
tHM
it
Otit
bt-ranr
in
!!
l
th
Vimnf
liartt
lreei
alike
ami
nalnlcil
allKu.
wonrn
t.
-i-i.i-
.......
i...
I.......
......
ik.
eleeteil
mayor
of
Kelelifkau,
am
Mill
hold
thai
office.
Why
Mow
i
it
that
the
rewpectatde
ieope
of
the
eity,
who
are
la
rite
majority,
do
nii
uppri
the
mi-ctiief
itecriled,
and
drle
out
the
boollecirer.
the
inM--eer.
and
the
rest
of
the
.tliji.iiliihl,i
utimlflal
f
.nt
u-li'il
r..r
i
i
rriirinir
rriirirtir
.r
t
Irunrnirtiivtil
Imrrotrtnvat
for
rnr
th
Ih
-:
...........
.
,.irp.
..
.K.uiwntr
a
runs
onini
oireaoil
loe
Kelolilkail
rmttlllU
ilw
iln.
rmi.
fnrlhi-r
Uke
rcillr.
...
.
i
.t
.
imt
iKii
unrtrr
vtim
.
.f
ibHlo
lie
prliai
the
vorl
.et
hole
Miwnl
VI.
mil!
!
rtliieiipI
I-
l..
,m,.riof
l.-ir
lb
iH4n-e
r
itrl.
Jrtin4Je
rf
tftfnvrtmtt.
lnM
ihn
llnl
ly
of
ffhnnry.
Iff.
1W1
nIJM.
oiir.
Three
Reasons
There
are
three
reaon.
One
i
the
failun
of
feilerat
official
'o
enforre
the
law.
Aimlher
i
the
indifference
of
the
department
of
jutir
at
Vahincton.
which
ha
heeii
tun
huy
to
interfere.
Tlu
tliint
i
the
willing-ne
of
commercial
interets
in
Keteliikan
to
allow
thin;
to
run
alnna
n
they
are.
Plenty
of
ire
lliniilale
linine.
The
had
women
buy
expetiie
clothe
and
jewellery;
ami
o
with
oilier
thinu.
The
real
reponiliilily,
how
ever,
He.
with.
the
department
oT
jutiec.
which,
while
refusing
to
interest
it.elf
eriouly,
ha
ap
proved
the
appointment
of
offi-
nu-k
fntiy
i
i.
uhiiitnn
f
said
to
ho
notoriously
un
I
nt
rTrn
nnmirm
ami
uni
m
ui.
.
...,n
.
h-.,iir
liKlrlrl
I
Man
I07S)
!
saito'an.av
pnmf
of
Iw
f
ihr
orlifirair
nf
Title
rntrrin
Ihr
aUivr
la
ml
haimr
lirni
prndurrd
o
mr,
It
t
mv
inirnimn
m
ine.
af
irt
tlir
ripiraimn
l.,r
..nr
nMnlh
fmni
Ihr
flrt
puhlirallnn
ihrrrnf.
a
HrnllHial
rrriiriraw'
nf
Tlllr
I
m
ihr
ahme
laml
in
thn
namr
of
Taul
'onrfor
Maarl.
Ttir
nrlflnal
Crrllflral.1
.if
Tlllr
14
Oalrit
tlir
lain
ni
aiiiuh,
ll
ami
l
nnnitirn1
IIIIMII.
I
ait
Hriir
ofnrr,
rnn
foipi'rt.
H
"
f
Ilk
Marrh.
ii.
r,
MAr.i.r.nn.
ftrflOrar
nf
Tlllr.
ril.
It
should
he
tinderloiid
thai.
m
regards
enforcement
of
law,
Alaska'
situation
is
uniipie.
Hawaii
and
I'o'rlo
lllco
have
their
own
enforcement
systems,
hul
the
people
of
our
Arctic
province
posse.
no
more
than
police
power.
If
in
any
Of
il
towns
liitine
intere.ls
choose
to
combine
with
a
disreputable
element
to
protect
VM!0
and
crime,
nobody
except
iho
department
ol
justice
can
interfere.
Qrand
Jury's
Pronouncement
An
Alaskan
arand
jury'.
recmi
pronouncement
was:
'Wo
find
that
the
city
council;
of
Keteliikan
is
responsible
fori
the
appointment
of
Iho
polieel
fnice.
We
find
that
the
police
force
is
rosly
inefficient
ti
not
corrupt."
The
bootleggers
nnd
other
disorderlies
laiiKhed
nt
that.
What
difference
did
it
make
tr
llie
annul
Jury
said
what
every
one
already,
knew?
Nobody
could
he
punished.
A
while
no
an
assistant
ilis-
Miunr
',
.L""'..
inr'Toio'rfl
iUT
(rict
attorney
named
Miller
im-
in
aain
rirn
r..
''
-''
.
-..
h,.nn.
ail
nnjrrumi
7i
..ininr
anv
ami
in
Ihr
rrlenllnn
nf
.v
name
,.,r
JJ
In
Ihr
rm-vlnnal
tntW
lh
nlhrr
pnr"iM
K.lri
llnns
Aft,
,
r
.h,.
lh
IHIril
al
rrinrr
nii"i
W'fa":
..vn
a
.
'
akM.I
fall
tUiFttt
lTin
'imi.n
;'ro,w
,l.r
Id
r.tlr
hereby
H'r;
ire
ni
nr
lirfmr
III
U.l
'"v..
V'
,'VJ
i
n
nan
anil
alt
ear
ra
inurnirn
i
nir
eaiai
ir
rrVired
l
Pv
IJ
,"''
irf'riySnilrMirM
In
T"'"""-OfrirlrA.lminltralor
Prlnr
lioperl,
n
r.
Cited
m
90th
dy
of
April,
A.D.
tJ.
derlook
to
clean
out
Indian
Town,
and
wa
making
a
pri'lty
fair
success
of
the
Job.
He
had
the
vice-purveyors
on
the
run.
Hul
Minic-pdwerful
Influence
blocked
day
nf
April.
'9SNOnMAN
A.
vvatt,
his
efforls,
and
today
red
lights,
nerlIMr
vnlrr
rnr
'
L'
Hie
iiuo.e-sciii-r
unii
iut-
nuir
n,.Trt
ami
Ma"'
riwr'
nilrlria,
((,a,Jrs
oslahlisluMl
there
in
pRoeATt.
more
securely
and
more
arro-
ln
tha
Surm
Cor
of
Srltlari
Columbia,
jfillllly
Mllltt
ever.
nn
ui'iSurr
.-r
u.r
a,i,
irsnon
Art:
T)0
Women
Council
of
Kel-
ln
thr
Mnitor
f
ih
Khrtt
cliikan
recently
issued
a
formal
:7'vit
T
ihSt
i.y
nrih-r
of
lb
prolest
selting
forth
"the
stale
TAKK
IP
U.
H
U
ill
,MIK'
Will-'"
i'
oi
,
official
have
permilted
Iho
city
lo
sink
hy
their
system
nf
compromising
with
(lie
criminal
ele-
ineikt,"
and
addiug,
"Wo,
who
are
the
mother
of
the
Ketchikan
nf
tomorrow,
prolest
against
eon
ditions
which
nro
giving
Kctchl
THE
DAILY
nEWS
PA,QE
FIVE
kan
the
reputation
of
bein?
the"
nujsL
wicked
city
in
llie
West."
.Indian
Protest
This
was
supplemented
hy
an
address
of
the
native
Indiaui
mother
lovlhe
mayor
and
cityj
cuiiiieit,
which
said;
I
'
l)isrepilable
dives,
bootlejf-
uinar,
ami
amlilin
have
been
allowed
to
centre
in
the
section
where
our
home
''are
located.
Our
hoy
and
uirls
are
constant
ly
exHised
to
these
evil
surroundings,
and
our
'Children
have
no
place
to
play
IdiLin
the
midst
of
vice
and
iliseasajr
We
plead'
wilb'yoii
to
ehaiio
ifonililiiins
fori
us,
o
thai
our
yp(tK'
people;
may!
haye
ii
ehanee
gfOw
up
to
be
useful
citieiii.,;,y,
If
would
be
a
nil
I
like
to
liken
Kejclilraii
toffonfer
lnwns
of
nriy
year
or
more
aao
in
respect
to
its
.wide-open
disreputable-
i'ics.
In
those
town
llie
saloon
was
an
institution
ly
itself.
Ihooxh
commonly
.eiiiilemeuted
by
a
dance
hall.
Hut
prohibition
ha
closed
the
siilooii,
and
henre
ii
come
about
that
in
Ketchikan
the
dis
orderly
houses
do
the
liipior-selliiiK.
Had
wouorn
an-
Hie
liar-teinlors.
The
brothel
is
a
ginmill,
with
dopt-rlliiii?
a
a
side
line.
t.iiUiur,
iiai-cotics,
.'ipil
wild
women
toxetoer
fortn
bi
in-
fuslry.
City
Is
Rich
A
iilrenilv
Maid.
Ketchikan
is
a
xreat
fishiiiK
cVutre;
il
i-
alo
an
impurtnul
oall
ttir
a
traffic!
vii
Hinu
frtuiijf
poriR
nr
suiuu
stop
there.
The
town
i
rich,
wjlh
iiuahtllie
of
money
flowrusrf
Ihroiish
the
hands-
of
business!
men,
many
if
whom,
for
the
I
sake
of
the
ill
reef
ami
imliieei
revenue
Uiey
derive
from
vice,
are
satisfied
with
wslstina
condition,
livery
ve
that
slops
at
Keteliikan
finds
on
the
wharves
bngUcpacrj
and
other
solicitors
of
trade
in
illicit
wares.
llie
pleiilifiilness
of
money
is
Uir?ely
aceouutabtC
fur
the
ml-
eJilef.
Fishermen
make
bis
pay.
fr
i
iitrf
unusual
for
a
vessel
to
come
tn
from
a
(en
'lays
trip
oadcil
with
halibut
or
other
fish
that
sell
for
enough
to
allow
3uo
or
ono
for
niffh
of
the
ten
or
a
doien
men
eomposin
her
flpew.
The
men
pet
the
cash
w'tien
the
fih
are
iintnude,!;
then.
their
pocket
Iniljrititf
with
dollars,,
they
pn
ashore
for
a
spree
Much
Gambling
The
money
dos
not
last
them
ioit.
They'
piiil
it
ipiickly
in
I
he
lirothel
and
pnnildmj:
places
There
is,
needle
to
say,
much
Kamblina.
in
which,
as
a
rule,
ne
chance
in
favor
of
the
"houe""
are
increased
to
certainty
hy
card
harpin
and
crooked
apparatus,
lttst
there
are
oilier
way.
An
organized
robbery,
wilh
knockout
drops
to
help
on
suitable
occasions,
cleans
out
the
victim
who
connot
lie
persuaded
by
easier
means
to
part
Willi
hi
oah.
II
mishl
he
said
that
such
con
dition
have
eiled
In
seaport
town
all
over
the
world
since
lime
immemorial.
True
enough;
hut.
vroncrally
spenkinjr,
tliyse
town
have
iieen
cleaned
up.
At
all
event
vice
ami
crime
no
hinder
flourish
in
them
openly
and
unashamed.
San
Francisco
had
the
notorious
llarb.try
Coast,
hul
it
infamies
have
been
suppressed
hy
enforcement
of
law.
The
conditions
hero
described
exist
at
Ketchikan
and
in
.some
r
Perfection
m
ourWhisty
is
Due
to
94Years
Experience
(jDODERHAMRTS
)
CANADIAN
pfRYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
I
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Ilritlsti
Columbia.
R
mild.
Blended
Cigarette
oilier
parts
of
Aaska,
notably
the
tiristol
ltay
district,
because
the
federal
government
ha
not
taken
Hie
trouble
to
end
theni.
He-.enlly
Hie
department
0f
justice
approveit
tin!
reappointment
of
officials
who
are
declared
by
the
Alaskan
delegate
to
'.ongrcss,
Dan
Sutherland,
to
be
notoriously
unfit.
The
accused
official
deny
this.
Formal
Protest
Mr.
Sutherland
has
loitged
with
the
Senate
judicial
co'mniit-
:ce
a
formal
protest
against
heir
re-appointment.
The
de
partmenl
of
justice
will
le
called
on
In
explain
wiry
thee
official
should
b
coni
intied
in
office.
The
Uristol
Hay
district
is
in
southwestern
Alaska,
and
is
a
real
cannery
centre.
Te
waters
thereabout.
Hie
many
rivers
and
the
wide
seas,
are
a
vast
fishery.
Die
packing
plants
are
of
huge
sine,
employing
many
thousands;
of
workers,
most
of
whom
are
The
narcotic
drug
evil
is
particularly
bad.
Hope
addicts
are
numerous
in
the
canneries,
for
ahieh
labor
is
usually
furnished
by
Chinese
bosses
who
contract
to
supply
il
at
a
staled
price
per
worker.
As
a
side
line,
I
he
bosses
supply
opium
to
Chinamen
who
act
a
selliikg
agents
for
llie
staff.
In
many
instances
foremen
in
the
packing
plant
act
a
agent.,
distributing
the
dope,
not
only
opium,
but
morphine,
cocaine
and
a
Mexican
narcotic
.ailed
"marihuana."
This
bad
situation,
which
affect
In
no
small
decree
the
whites,
Including
those
engaged
lir
the'
ffsherte,'
give
rise
to
homicide
ami
all
varieties
of
crime.
There
is
also
a
vast
ileal
oT
immorality
and
bootjetiging
of
liquor,
wilh
a
widespread
pre
valence
of
disease.
.ol
a
few
of
the
worker
in
the
canneries.
actually
employed
in
putting
up
of
food,
are
diseased
in
a
horrible
degree.
Kvery
now
and
liven
a
dope-seller
i
arrested,
but
the
influ
cure
of
the
all-powerful
packing
interests
is
exerted
in
behalf
of
he
offender.
It
i
not
that
they
approve
of
dope,
hul
I
hey
do
not
want
any
interference
with
their
business.
A
packing
plant
has
been
reported
lo
have
bought
a
dollar
worth
of
.opium
daily
for
an
exceptionally
efficient
China-who
refused
lo
work
without
il.
A
dope-seller,
on
being
arrested,
is
taken
before
a
United
Slates
commissioner,
who
often
fixes
a
very
low
bond.
Of
course.
under
such
circumstances,
the
aecuseit
person
nearly
always
disappear.
Law
Is
Joke
In
case
where
they
are
ac
tually
brought
lo
trial
they
al
ways
plead
guilty.
That
is
an
easy
way
out.
They
are
usually
let
off
wilh
a
small
fine"
or
a
brief
jail
term.
Mr.
Sutherland
nsserts.
The
Influence
of
the
packing
Interests
'makes
the
antl-narco
Uo
law
almost
a
joke
in
tho
fish
yyinchester
CIGARETTES
ug
and
canning
district
of
i
Alaska,
the
Alaskan
delegate:
-ays.
and
as
a
result,
there
pre-vail.
a
spirit
of
compromise.
Outside
of
Ketchikan
and!
Itristol
Hay
where
large
cannery
operations
are
carried
on
the
laws
in
Alaska
are
very
well
ob
served.
The
problem
has
al
last
been
put
fairly
and
squarely
up
to
the
ileparfnient
of
justice,
which
is
undeniably
responsible
for
the
situation.
Are
bootleggers,
dope-sellers,
red
liehl
women,'
pro
fessional
criminals,
and
other
disreputables
to
be
allowed
to
maintain
the
colony
which
they
have
established
on
that
land,
which
i
government
property?
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
ADAM
tried
to
hide
behind
hi
.ninamen.
in
mat.
region
ai
me,
.
,
,
,
ih
f.
.
f
as
present
time
conditions
a
.
re-
.
.
.,,,
.,...
rodiiy
men
of
nf.
aards
vice
and
crime
are
describ-
.
.
...
d
a
appalling.
ten
try
tn
hide
behind
a
woman
skirl
but
he
Is
usually
discover
ed.
How
oojild
il
le
otherwise"?
I
IIAVK
discovered
I
am
much
like
a
number
of
other
great
men.
1
smoke
the
same
Jirand
of
cigarettes.
'I'll
KRK
was
a
pessimist
in
to
see
me
Hie
oilier
day.
I
reminded
him
that
he
should
be
happy
because
summer
wa
coining.
He
growled
something
about
mosquitoes,
lawn
mowers,
weeding
the
garden,
wedding
presents,
ice
cream
sickness,
perpetual
thirst.
Ho
nuii'e
poker
games,
and
nothing"
put
picnic
paflle.
HHKV1TY
is
the
soul
of
wit.
murmered
Make
a
he
looked
ni
the
credit
entries
in
hi
bank
hook.
I
KNOW
a
man,
a
Tory,
Who
likes
to
criticize,
Declares
what
all
the
Liberals
say
Is
just
a
pack
of
lie.
And
I
also
know
a
Liberal,
See
no
good
in
anything
l!ulc.s
it
has
the
authority
Of
Ttill
Mackenzie
King.
And
then
there.'
my
old
fripivf
the
Duke
Who
shrufrs
his
shoulders,
,
winks,
And
says
he'll-vole
for
any
guy
Who'.
veady
to
stand
the
"drinks.
ROMK
of
the
.most,
noted
pest
are;
radios,
cals
on
the
back
fence,
people
practicing
musical
insiruineiilsloud
talkers,
and
people
'who
Sstop'
you
on
Hid
streets
lo
tell
you
pointless
IT
is
reported
that
all
tha
Scotchmen
in
town
are
holding
back
their
letters
to
lake
advant,-agejof
llie
lower
postage
rates.
Oli.Y-.lo
bed
and
oily
to
rise
And'
thevCatgary
broker
catches
a
prize.
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