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UAILY
EDITION
VAGARIES
OF
LAW
contains
a
germ.
All
possibility
of
I
germs
being
introduced
Is
avoided
1
and
the
system
in
use
Is
considered
an
absolute
safeguard
against
any
deaths
through
lack
of
sterile
ar-
rantementB.
j
Safety
Gauges
Human
and
mechanical
elements
have
been
used
as
a
gauge
to
certify
that
conditions
are
carried
out.
The
most
important
task,
that
of
steam
sterilization
of
linen,
is
not
only
checked
by
nurses
but
the
huge
sterilising
units
that
hold
metal
drums
containing
all
neces
sary
linen
supplies,
have
two
steam
Harrison
R.N.,
lady
superintendent
pjesiure
gauges.
The
first
one
is
set
of
the
Prince
Rnpert
Oeneral
Hob-
.to
show
the
amount
of
pressure,
15
pltal.
Streptoccus
or
other
such
pounds
for
15
minutes
being
the
ac-germa
could
not
live
in
the
sterile
ceoted
oeriod.
But
thu
hnnitai
atmosphere
of
the
operating
theatre
(till
farther
and
leaves
Its
linen
un-
;
The
only
way
that
a
germ
can
be
p..
for
one
hour
In
thm
.
introduced
into
an
operating
room,
possible
germ
Is
killed
absolutely
A
la
by
linirotiument.
or
peopleeond
gauge
connects
with
a
graph
Linen
if
put
thj&iglf
a
sttn
Mei-
fcvhlcaaatuallv
record.
th
hM
lllzer
wlUj
adpcIuSteBafeguSjrds,
ia-(p4rio
for
future
reference.
In
ad-
tme-'
struments
are
cirauwu
uy
nam
dltlon
to
this,
Dlak
or
Teller
con-of
boiling
water
heated
by
steam
In
trol
is
placed
in
the
centre
of
the
the
operating
room;
nurses,
doctors
nnen
The
latter
is
a
small
glass-and
natients
are
clothed
in
stertliz-;
sealed
tube
in
wheh
is
a
an
antisetitic
solution
Not
a
thing
In
the
operating
room
you
to
night,"
said
the
priest
an
!
none
of
them
went
to
that
service
nor
to
any
other
non-Catholll
service
during
the
three
years
thai
the
priest
stayed
In
Atljn.
'
Seeing
such
a-
disposition
with
Indians
who
were
either
orthodox
or
protestant,
or
neatnens,
uie
tntn
a
rwmrrifrnr
whnol
ralary
another
house
costing
$460
was
bought
to
accommodate
the
.
Indian
sdrls
as
boarders
and
a
iadr
They
seem
to
be
having
a
little
dramatic
entertainment
guardian,
in
the
United
States
with
New
Jersey
state
as
the
stage.
The
priest
incapable
of
finding
At
last
after
many
months
and
years
of
effort,
the
op-
todr-nper
m
the
country,
ponents
of
prohibition
have
found
a
judge
to
declare
the
TLtLl
wort"
Eighteenth
Amendment
to
the
Constitution
unconstitu-
titt
0
at
atr
pj.
ex.
lionai.
Dense
and
arrived
in
Atlin
on
the
mrlpment.
1
.
it
is
one
of
the
stens
.
in
a
tremenooos
j
camtMien
vo
vn
user
.
.
ner
care,
accom-
of
those
financially
interested
to
brine
about
the
over-tf
to
e
cho1
throjy
of
arrant
law
and
restore
to
the
CO
tk
Z
TJT
52
right
to
sell
liquor.
Money
is
being
spent
and
powerful
m-,
brother
the
teaching
of
both
boy
fluences
used
to
bring
about
the
change
and
possibly
in
,
and
gwa.
time
it
may
be
effective.
It
is
wonderful
whatrney
can
1
in
July.
iio.
the
AUin
mission-
do.
;
'
,
j
serious
lapses,
especially
in
what
are
known
as
the
wet
states.
MARGIN
OF
SIX
VOTES
There
Was
a
margin
of
six
votes
only
between
the
Mac-Donald
Government
and
defeat
at
London
yesterday.
That
was
just
one
of
the
close
votes
taken
in
the
British
Commons
since
the
advent
of
the
Labor
Government
It
means
little
except
as
a
possible
warning
to
the
government
that
its
tenure
is
insecure
and
that
it
must
not
try
gallivanting
with
the
Reds
or
out
it
goes.
It
k
hold
in
power
by
a
handful
of
Liberals
who
keep
a
close
cheqc
on
its
activities
and
prevent
it
from
taking
any
actiomvHich
might
be
considered
too
radical.
S
NO
GERMS
POSSIBLE
Recent
ComHUea
in
Edmonton
IIos
pltal
0oM
Not
Arise
Here
The
sterinuer
eendttlen
which
recently
arose
in
an
Edmonton
and
caused
the
death
of
five
operative
cases
coulo
not
possibly
here,
it
is
stated
by
Miss
Jean
arjr
was
called
to
Dawson
to
take
chart
e
of
the
church.
There
ended
States
today
than
under
thef
ormer
la&.mustifil
foolish
j
reldnce
of
prl,t
1x1
At'
when
they
see
those
interested
spending
so.muclfnioney
to
.
when
ttie
priest
kit
Atlin.
'
the
bring
about
a
change
that
would
reduce
the
amount
of
li-'cthonindiani
comprised
five
SOld.
SUCh
talk
IB
foolish.,
prohibition'
in
the
btates
;
famines
with
their
cWdren.
and
3U0r
oes
prohibit
to
a
very
large
extent
but
there
are
very
Indtan
en"""
ni
while
the
J
ti
LSSUlUg
Ui
MIC
UWtU
dez
church.
There
were
then
52
Cftthotte
Indians
and
14
white
Ca-theHes
in
AUin.
Youthful
Apostles
After
the
departure
of
the
Atlin
missionary,
Indian
boys
who
had
spent
but
one
year
as
boarders
in
the
Atlln
school
where
they
had
learned
their
catbechlsm
anJ
practiced
their
faith,
acted
as
apostles
among
their
people.
In
1913,
Tommy
Shorty,
then
18
years
old
wrote
me
the
following
linel
about
his
widowed
mother:
"My
mother
she
marry
Charley
Wilson,
I
don't
stop
tt.
because
I
know
there
Is
nothing
bad
In
that
marriage,
because
Charley
wUson,
his
first
wife,
she
marry
before,
dbout
two,
three
men,
that's
why
I
think
there
is
nothing
bad
if
h
marry
my
mother."
In
19l5,
Billy
Bond
came
to
me'
when
I
visited
Atlln
and
said:
"Me
and
my
wife
we
want
Catholts
church
all
winter
we
pray
In
tha
woods
with
your
Catholic
people,
Taku
Jim
and
family
every
night
In
1980,
John
Jack
the
actual
By-and-bye,
he
cant
read
no
der
20
pounds
pressure.
280
degrees
!
more-
1
8Ct
a
wn,te
man
10
reaf1
for
him.
White
man
he
get
tired
I
and
said:
"111
throw
away
your
dtrtv
littt.
hoolr
"
M
hnv
hi.
mv
'
4
PAGE
TWO
the
daily
news
Tor
it
all
drnr
en
J
(moral
;
by
Th
T.
Ullbum
Co.,
Ud.,
Toronto,
Oat,
Covered
With
Boils
j
on
Arms,
Back
and
Neck
Mis
Margaret
Biggins,
Djment,
Ont..
writes:
"X
was
covered
with
boila
on
my
ansa,
face
and
neck.
I
1
used
plasters
and
glher
remedies
with
no
results.
My
attfption.
Wfts
drawn,,,,'
to
Burdock
BMttli
Pltte
rayaV
T
5s
f
-!
elded
to
get
a
bottle.
TbagestiUsji'i
were
marvellous,
as
in
no
ntn
the
.
:
1
boils
bad
completely
disappeared,
aafl
my
skin
was
clearer
and
fresher
titan
eyer."
(
maatftctsnd,
far
tin
put
Si'
run,
emlf
PLEA
MADE
FOR
FUNDS
FOR
SCHOOL
posed
to
the
complete
loss
of
fartli
and
to
apostasy.
Only
nine
Catholic
Indians
are
leJf
In
Atlln.
Two
families
are
In
Teslln,
aj
non'cathollc.
Four
families
are
in
Juneau,
AI-i
aska.
J
Two
families
are
In
Carcross
Yukon,
where
there
Is
a
nort-Cath-i
!Rv.
Joseph
Allard
Tells
of
Need
ollc
church
and
a
non-CatholIc
1
for
Catholic
Instruitfon
in
boarding-school
and
where
the
North
Catholics
have
nothing.
(
Thare
are
two
children
of
:
fchool
age
in
Atiim
There
ar-;j
;
SKAGWAY.
ALASKA.
Dee;
18-
thirteen
such
children
in
CarcrW
ion
the
second,
of
July,
1907.
th
at
themjn
one
family.
have.
nttmber
aireaoy
stawea
10
go
w
uie
non-invited
!AtUn
Indian,
80
in
were
school
In
Carcross.
The
to
go
to
a
non-Catholic
-Catholic
I
service.
Though
none
of
them
P"ts
of
these
five
children
as
m
vet
Catholic,
thev
asked
th-i
we
"
the
parents
of
the
other
f
,
rv.thnHe
r.riA
eight
children
object
to
sending
'ttti.t
what
they
tr..v
KhnaM
should
rio
do.
"mi
"Ill
he
be
with
with"
their
ahiden
at
the
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
7,50
Driest,
who
had
oeen
visiting
thse
the
Faith
and
still
surrounded
by
iiy
man
to
an
parts
01
iNcnnern
ana
central
uruisii
uoiumuia,
j
Indians
daily,
yet
less
than
pam
in
aavance
ior
yeany
penon
month
begged
of
his
superior
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
iine
15
Dawson
to
be
allowed
to
stay
a
in
lo
.transient
aaverasmg
on
irom
page,
per
men
.
Atlln.
Loeal
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
:
.28
j
wlth
the
heip
of
ten
catholic1
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion-
.C.
M0
miners
who
subscribed
S20.00
each
:Of
Skagway
Itself.
boarding!
school
at
Lajac.
B.C.,
one
thousand
miles
away'.
Site
Secured
Realizing
the
uselessness
of
trying
to
maintain
the
Faith
without
school
and
by
means
of
a
short'
yearly
priest's
visit
to
a
people
but
a
little
educated
and
trained
in'
preachers
of
all
kinds
of
doottinea,
I
feel
the
need
keenly
of
a
board-;
S
school
for
our
Catbefte
Ttrn-
get
Indians.
With
the.
help
of
Rev.
Father
E.i
Gallant
Pastor
of
Skagway,
Aa&'
Classified
advertising,
per
Insertion,
per
word
..
02
the
Driest
bought
a
house
to
the
1
found
a
most
fitting
location,
Or
four
months
for
v
1.0ft
Indian
village
which
was
converted
Ior
an
maian
woi
in
me
town;
During
two
years
the
priest
con-
Skagway
is
only
60
miles
from
ducted
alone
the
boarding
school.
Carcross
and
HO
raises
from
Atlin.
for
what
11
but
12
mU
Irom
teaching,
cooking
as
manv
as
nine
Indian
boys,
with
no
other
Hatae
and
100
mUe
Irom
Ju"
sappott
pwctteally
than,
that
of,nMU
and
Douglas.
In
all
those
th
fw
nathrfic
minir
in
Atlin
towns
and
.In
many
others
a
Uttte
At
the
Utter
part
of
the
second
further
away
there
are
many
In-j
!year
th
Indian
Department
in
amn
cnuaren
in
neea
01
ubuwhc
Ottawa
granted
the
priest-tea
-her
an.
True
Atlln-and
Carcross
are
In
!
Thrtav
Thursday,
n-
Dee,
ft
ft,
lasi
lay
of
750.00
a
vear.
diocese
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..'
wth
greatest
part
of
,ua
that.
.
cv
,
,
.
,
.
auu
UMnaj,
uncu
L.,
v
v.,
ate
ixai
the
diocese
of
Alaska,
but
these
neighboring
towns
have
one
com
mon
need.
They
have
but
one
family
of
natives,
speaking
the
tame
language
and
having
blood!
relations
among
themselves.
j
Hence
the'
Bishops
of
both
Iprince
Rupert.
B.C..
and
of
Juneau
Alaska,
ever
solicitous
to
attend
to
Already
over
$400
was
spent
this
fall
for
slashing,
blowing
stumps;
and
pulling
roots,
but
there
are
more,
stumps
and
roots,
as
well
at
a
ditch
to
drain
arid
fill
and
the
ground
to
level.
That
the
grounds
may
be
prepared
and
the
foundations
laid
down
In
the
spring
and
the
rchbol
ready
for
use
next
fall.
Is
the,
hope
of
the
first
Catholic
Tlln-get
Indian
Mission
of
Alaska.
Will
any
of
my
tourist
friends
whom
I
have
met
In
Atlin.
and'
others
Interested
in
Christian
ed-
ucation
and
the
salvation
of
souls
I
help
In
this
godly
work?
I
still'
have
my
bread
box
of
old,
but
I
have
no
dough!
JOSEPH
ALLARD.
O.MI.
Lei
Erikson
Whist
and
Dance
Success
Jolly
Crowd
Attended
Evening
stad.
Affair
Last
The
Leif
Erikson
Society
whist,
drive
and
dance
last
night
was
a
successful
affair.
About
ten
tables
were"
occupied
for
the
whist.
The
winners
were:..
Ladles'
first,
Miss
Sofia
Johnson.
!
fvmH
Mlita
T
Porxpn!
men's!
we
say
the
beads.
That's
why
now:IIrgti
F.
charstad;
second,
A.
Far-
we
want
to
be
Catholic.
Refreshments
were
served.
A
Jolly
chief,
till
then
an
adherant
of
the
crowd
took
nart
In
the
dance
which
Russian
Church,
said
to
me:
"Last
followed
with
music
by
the
Premier
winter
my
boy
Dick,
he
died.
When
orchestra.
he
stopped
in
bed.
he
pray
all
the
time
in
that
little
book
you
give'
htm
when
he
take
communion.
Ju
dement
Given
In
Vancouver
Against
Interior
Mining
Co.
Mr.
Justice
Fisher
in
Supreme
.
....
-V
"
.
..
!.,.
t.,A
"lea
vemtrr1wtnT!
mM-vn1rlhln
.4Uub
at
v
ancuuver
u
and
all
the
tim
he
blesi
men,
,n
javor
01
w
ttU"
himself,
and
I
wateh
him
and
my
nnd
fHl
Lt.
to
an
action
wife
too.
that's
why
I
want
Catho-
the
Owen
Lake
Mining
lie
church
now."
Development
Co.
Ltd.
on
a
claim
un-
Slnce
IfflO
all
Indian
children
aer.
a
Prmisory
n0M5u
4V"
wu'fc
ed
linen,
with
nose
and
mouth
cov-
paper
with
the
word
"sepUc."
But
born
In
AUin
were
baptized
by
the
and
smlces
rendered.
erea
oy
gauze,
mm.
ui,vwo
Wnen
mis
tuDe
is
submitted
to
the
nsttlng
priests
The
records
of
are
covered
by
sterile
rubber
gloves,
necessary
heat
the
word
"septic"
la
IM0
show
no
baptized
Indians.'
Steven
Adams
of-this
city,
who
after
the
flesh
has
been
scrubbed
,
obliterated
and
the
word
"sUrii
MnttAMk..
ai
n..u..
t
i,..
K..n
nn
.
t,tn
in
fh
United
,
.
j
'
"
""""
-
-
IMVUI
UKUl
UU
Uba'UlSV
111
WVV11
V
S
S
Ww
w--
for
five
minute
and
then
placed
In
appears.
This
Is
the
check
for
the
dtans
remain
mumj
in
m.n,
state
and
then
to
Alaska,
return-
nurse
who
opens
the
bundle
of
linen
'
camps.
Most
of
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