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guarantee
the
quality
and
they
are
priced
as
low;
as
cheaper
shoes.
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cannot
go
wrong
on'
these
dependable
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shoe
store
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KETCHIKAN
CIXT
OF
EKY
.MUCH
CHARM
(Continued
from
Page
One)
Ists,
this
being
the
first
and
last
port
of
call
in
Alaska.
What
struct
me
forcibly
was
the
Antfionv
Eden
savs
that
in
th
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1:311
13
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have
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Box
ROAD
TO
FLOATS
Editor.
Dailv
News:
These
4
few
cw
uu
lines
are
c
written
i.wri
!n
i
aienness
oi
me
people
ana
tne
;
keenness
of
the
businessmen
of
Ket-
behajf
of
the
property
owners
oC
,
chlkan.
They
have
plenty
of
pep.
Sertions
7
and
3
without
animosity
1
Their
enthusiasm
is
catching
and
to
any
other
section
of
the
city.
'
visitors
tend
to
get
some
of
it
as
a
Wheareas
I,
in
common
with
'
result
of
a
visit
They
aU
believe
many
other
property
owners
'n
in
their
city
and
are
never
back-
these
two
sections,
feel
that
a
pol-
ward
in
expressing
themselves
In
lc'
01
aiscnminauon
is
Being
mi-regard
to
it.
There
seems
to
be
an
P05
on
us
through
the
failure
excellent
community
spirit.
The
ot
Commissioner
to
open
welfare
of
Ketchikan
comes
ahead
the
avenue
pf
access
and
egress
of
all
other
considerations.
to
me
fishermen's
floats
and
Drj
Prince
Rupert
is
well
ahead
in
through
the
roadway
lead-
the
matter
of
flower
gardens
but
in
to
down
from
Sixth
Avenue
on
rock
eardens
Ketchikan
excels
us.
the
east
side
of
Hays
Creek.
iilouses
are
being
built
gradually
11
has
been
stated
that
the
rea-farther
ud
the
mountainside
until
son
we
are
denied
the
use
of
thia
walking,
home
to
lunch
must
be
a
511011
cut
"d
to
the
above
men-problem.
t,oned
because
me
Dr
However,
-thev
all
have
cars
and
most
of
them
make
Pock
company
objects
due
to
the
enough
money
to
take
their
cars
the?
re
oVUggd
to
maintain
outside
occasionally
and
make
a
tnat.
Pon
01
the
waterfront
Ltour
through
the
States.
roadway
leading
from
Swift's
prv
to
he
dock
known
I-
as
The
stores
are
right
up
tn
the
minute
but.
while
it
has
a
ten
and'?
,Dry
,Dock
RoiuL
T,hat'
m
fifteen
cent
store
where
cheapl?,on'
U
reasonable
objection
things
are
sold,
the
average
pricesf1"
,dr
""S8'?1
seem
to
be
higher
than
in
Prince
flnttf
IevLbu
sho"ld1
not
bc
b-v
tne
Commissioner
nlnoiaccepted
as
Runert.
Citizens
there
nav
rE
dsnvlnS
tne
Publlc
'dollars
a
vear
or
a
dollar
a
monrhQ-u
for
their
daily
paper.
Restaurant
n"se,
the
,
prices
are
higher.
f?uMo
and.a
Ple
I
In
good
locations
store
rents
are!?
?
?..Q0C
?
7!?
,high
but
the
merchants
generally
Zv
,7
Qry
seem
to
make
money,
keep
up
good
?k,
Tt
T?
establtshmimts
and
,h
frLw
!Mons
7
and
8
their
Proper
en-
'SnS2
10
Er"ml"e
"
ln:""'
U
PPteI
other
.
.
tlons
would
not
be
inconvenienced
?i
o
',Ce
,in
the
slightest
as
they
would
have
Among
Amftn.
the
cheap
o
things
In
,
tK
the
the
l
tQ
u
city
was
an
admirable
bus
service
dock
dry
now
running
out
Tongas
Avenue
along.
,ng
to
nshermen'?
float
th?
11
.
ronlf0f
tW?
n"eS
an.d'uId
V
of
Sixth
ci
the
cost
of
a
ride
is
only
five
cents
seventh
Avenues
across
Hays
each
way
or
six
rides
for
25c.
These
Creek
and
down
the
new
road
to
buses
are
verv
comfnrtnhl
ThU.
1
a
w
I
.
J
It-
IHMIK
are
owned
by
different
parties
but
This
would
simply
be
a
matter1
operate
alternately,
giving
a
regu-
0f
equality
to
all
sections
of
the
At
a
a
luncheon
,uncnen
of
newspaper
newspaper
lar
half
hour
service
all
day
and
city
and
would
be
a
far
Ereater
the
:
following
following
toast
toast
was
was
off
offend:
fcnd
mio
me
nigni.
Tney
are
well
incentive
to
the
neoni
nf
patronized
by
both
visitors
and
res-
7
and
8
to
pay
up
taxes
than
the
wents.
I
was
told
the
buses
costannual
visit
of
Mr.
Buckley.
wuuMiiu
uuuares
eacn.
iney
run
under
charter
from
the
city
and
must
give
proper
service
or
lose
their
charter.
Evidently
they
are
paying
very
well.
UMTY
UNDER
DEMOCRACY
I
Anotner
cheap
thing
in
Ketchi-i
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor,
GEO.
B.
CASEY.
SHADES
OF
COKKIGAX
we
presume
that
he
includes
R7
IT
1
v
'
.
u'a
volunteer
brigade
with
only
southend.
Eng..
sept.
v.
(Cp
vitaJitv
nnd
lffci!o
fru"1
Jlst,.
there
IS
a.
the
chief
drawing
a
salary,
I
was
-Rebuilt
from
a
wreck
bought
a-
iCZ
V'
?nd
J
an
n
enthusiasm
wiuiuaiawn-on
on
behalf
oeiiau
ot
of
the
the
faith
faith
that
that
has,
hasi1-
told-
'
1
for
m
a
plane
tooi
remind
Prince
Ru-
inree
men
00
a
two-weeks
con
take
to
belittle.
He
sees
mass
enthusiasm
and
fervor
thp'pert
1)601)16
that
we
Bet
a
lot
of
!
Ul?e"taI
tour.
returning
aimost.cr
reauiL
01
rutflless
nrODaianfla
anrl
cnnncn.v
ous"1C5;i
ironi
eicniKan.
our
rail-
"
ocuaveo
splendid
ei?m
PhiMr
T
g
i
.
f",.
suPPresS10n
of
cntl-,
way
gets
a
great
deal
of
freight
that
'
throughout
the
trip.
S
ofrll,,
etrai"edt0
dedUiate
their
HveS
t0
way
and
there
Is
a
Uibllity
of,
2
ot,t,he
country
as
represented
by
the
government
gettlne
more-
"e
should
be
a
plans
"LA.NS
batii
BATH
mw,
and
dOUbtS
and
rm.tinna
ov,.
f
11...j
n??
7
UPrpnrt
rfPa1
nt
.7.
comfort
they
receive
has
no
duplicate
in
histnrv
!,,,
"blbetween
the
two
cities,
we
both
of
sssr
from
knowing
each
i'SlrV1
n
?"tics-'
S
or
S3
AMJiK
tion
everything
and
to
think
foTthe
W
.,UeS"
y
whatIone
re
the
British
Empire
today
-ift
would
be
at
sixes
and
sevens.
Canada
and.
South
Africai
sometimes
seem
almost
as
if
their
people
might
split
oS
the.
matter
of
tak
ntr
nart.
in
a
nnQo?KiQ
X
.
presents
itself
so
no
unif.v
i
r,p0fwi
.
cn,s,si
U
.
"V
.vuvu.
I
:.i
ue
m
uanger.
immediately
national
unity
would
be
attained
and
it
would
be
a
unity
that
would
be
more
effective
than
any
in
the
totalitarian
states
He
points
out
that
in
the
great
war
thot
freedom
s
at
a
low
ebb
and
the
dictators
toWdS
threaten
the
idealism
of
all
free
peoples.
In
Canada
ve
maintain
our
freedom
to
the
limit
and
often
overstep
it
by
.allowing
representatives
of
other
ideologies
to
preach
their
doctrines
by
making
unfair
and
misleading
statements
in
the
course
of
thpir
to
injure
our
industrial
life
and
poison
the
minds
of
the
young,
all
in
the
sacred
name
of
"liberty."
It
is
only
in
time
of
stress
that
pressure
is
exerted
to
curb
these
activities.
Subversive
movements
are
part
of
the
war
machine
of
the
enemy
but
we
notice
them
only
when
the
necessity
becomes
so
great
that
we
cannot
allow
them
to
continue.
If
the
British
Empire
was
attacked
tomorrow
these
movements
would
have
to
be
carefully
hidden.
They
would,,
doubtless,
continue
but
only
under
cover
Try
a
Dally
News
craxsifled
ad.
NEW
YORK.
Sent.
7:
(CPf.i.
gene
Farmer
claims
to
have
per
fected
an
anti-tumble-in-the-tut
invention.
It
is
a
non-skid
powder
not
injurious
to
the
skin
and
is
germicidal
and
cheap.
iSSSl
I
yt
car,
Firestone
makes
tflJVVCT
it
possible
for
you
to
buy
I
genuine
high
quality
gum-dipped
tire
at
prices
that
aye
you
real
money.
These
newFireatono
Standard
Tirea
give
you
eiieryming'y6u
need-long,
carefree
mileage,
dependable
.tafety
and
low
cost
Drive
in
to
your
nearest
.Fireatona
Dealer
today
and
have
him
put
a
set
of
Standard
on
your
car
.
.
.
today'
top
tire
value.
ircsione
Crucial
Football
'Match
On
Monday
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
and
Re-gina
Rough
Riders
To
Meet
In
Conference
Fixture
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
7:
(
CP
t
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers,
Dominion
champions,
and
Regina
Rough
Riders
wiU
meet
next
Monday
In
a
crucial
Western
Canada
rugby
football
conference
game.
New
York
Stock
Mart
Still
Weak
A
friend
once
I
RALI,,;lrt,AY
MENTIONED
AS
PONTIFF
Cardinal
Laurentl
.Might
Have
Been
Pope
Had
He
Lfved
ROME
Rent.
7:
lAP)
The
namt
,
cf
Cardinal
Camlllo
Laurentl.
dead
Ihere.
was
often
mentioned
as
one
j
jof
those
who
might
be
chosen'
Pope.
He
was
stationed
In
Rome
at
tbe
I
.......
.
t
time
of
Benedict's
death
and
waj
at
his
bedside
during
his
fatal
Illness,
belnz
the
last
man
to
kiss
the
Pope
before
he
expired.
Laurentl
is
said
to
have
ben
born
in
Rome.
Early
In
his
careei
.
A1U
UCWIIIC
bUIUIIXVCU
rV
t
t-W
l4tW
Unsettled
Condition
of
Affairs
In
-University
of
Propaganda
where
Europe
Holds
All
Issues
At
(he
was
for
some
time
a
teacher
Low
Levels
jof
philosophy
and
became
secret-
ary
of
the
Congregation
of
the
MPW
VADIf
Rani
7-
rinr
PrnnnirnnHn
In
1011
presumably
to
the
unsettled
condi-j
He
retained
that
position
until
i
tlon
of
affairs
in
Europe,
stocks'
1921
when
he
was
made
a
Car-were
again
weak
In
yesterday's
dlnal
In
company
with
Cardinals
trading
on
the
New
York
Ex-
Ratti
and
Porcelll.
Cardinal
Laui-change.
Industrials
were
off
1.01
entl
was
mentioned
as
one
of
thoso
mile
nff
10
nnH
iitllltlAe
nff
17
whn
mluhf
h
nnruilntnH
n
c
Ane.
Man
in
the
Moon
tollc
delegate
to
Washington
to
succeed
Falconlc
in
1911
but
Mon-slgnor
Bonzano.
rector
of
the
Propaganda
College,
was
chosen.
Cardinal
Laurent!
spoke
EnglL'h
fluently
and
had
considerable
ex
reprimanded
Will
Per'en"
affal?
a""tlng
the
Catholic
Church
In
of
"ain't
M
America.
P?
.
conne?tlon
Mlh
the
ConKrtf-
Awgia
lui
iuc
e
jk
am
b.
,
,
.
.w.
hU
his
iu
uie
weu-inienuonea
Mentioned
re
rebuke.
d
use,
Sauon
oi
tne
Propaganda
he
taught
Will
renlled:
"Mavbe
ain't
ain't
.so
American
students.
many
correct,
hut
i
notic
int.
nf
fmve
who
ain't
using
ain't,
atnt
eatln'.-
,a"eri.y
he
Was
Pre
of
the,
Sacred
Congregation
of
Rites.
"Am
I
rightly
Informed
that
you
.
"
'
are
offering
a
reward
for
the
dog
bo?
Passenger?
asicd
for
and
re-
you
lost?"
celvtd
their
money
back.
Nobod.v
"Good
gracious,
have
you
found
Was
lnlured.
.
,
my
Flfl?"
:-
"No,
but
I
intend
looking
for
it
and
came
to
ask
for
a
little
advance."
!
men
"The
ladles
I
Second
only
to
the
jress
In
the
dissemination'
of
lews!"
WHALE
BEACHED
KEADBY.
Eng..
Sept.
7:
(CP1
'
?5-foot
long
whale
weighing
learly
three
tons,
was
shot
and
brought
ashore
from
the
Rivci
Trent
recently.
It
was
trying
to
'lnd
its
way
out
to
'sea,
nearly
0
nlles
away.
CRASH
AND
CASH
RHYL.
Wales,
Sept.
7:
(CP
I
-Iter
a
joy-ride
airplane
buried
Us
lose
on
a
beach
near
here,
two
ggggL
i
yBaaaaW
gtH!BiA
OLD
.
.
.
and
proud
of
it
I
WHITE
HORSE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
26'j.oz.
$3.25
40-oz.
i.85
PrcniUD
AND
BOTTUO
IN
SCOTLAND
Thin
ticmrtjvmt-i.i
i
rjt
puo.ui.ru
or
dUplayed
by
th
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
Um
03Trrum.Tit
ol
BritUh
Coluinb!
MOTOR-VEHICLE
ACT
Change
Of
Ownership
Of
Motor-Vehicles
Section
12
of
the
"Motor-Vehicle
Act"
provides
that
immediately
the
title
or
interest
of
a
motor-vehicle
which
is
registered
under
the
"Motor-Vehicle
Act"
is
transferred,
whether
by
gift,
exchange,
barter
or
sale,
the
transferor
and
the
transferee
shall
sign
a
notice
of
transfer
on
the
prescribed
form
and
submit
the
same
through
any
motor-vehicle
license
Issuing
office
together
with
the
last
motor-vehicle
license
In
respect
of
such
motor-vehicle,
and
the
prescribed
fee
of
75c.
This
notice
of
transfer
must
be
so
submitted
within
lo
days
from
the
date
of
the
changing
of
the
title
or
Interest
of
the
motor-vehicle.
Failure
to
submit
such
notice
of
transfer
Is
an
offence
and
any
person
is
liable
on
summary
conviction
to
a
fine
of
not
more
than
$300
in
this
connection.
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Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Po,U-
SS.
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Adelaide"
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
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VANCOUVER
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7th,
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