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S.
Tait
DENTIST
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
to
8.
X-Ray
8ervlo
Phone
189.
F.vcnlngs
I
INLAY'S
rlage
and
Storage
VV7
a
1
.
.
Olslrlbutlna-.
Team
or
"
Motor
8orvlee.
(mi
nann
atj
i
m
opaaiBiii
m
Flan
an
FunltuM
Hevlncj.
Tin
lifllc
watch
is
the
now
small
size
thin
model
until
filtil
screw
back
it
in)
front
case,
with
a
wr
made
fifteen
Jewel
movement.
made
especially
fop
u
at
the
faclory.
We
lia7
fotiml
nfler
years
of
experience
that
this
make
l
Ihe
host
timekeeper
at
a
moderate:
price
yve
can
get.
Wo
guarantee
(I.
John
Bulger
Lid.
I
INDIANS
MAKE
j
RAIN
MEDICINE
Contest
to
be
Held
to
Decide'
Which
Tribe
Can
Got
Best
Results
SIIIWIIHA.N,
Wyn.,
.May
(5.
Medicine
men
if
six
Indian
tribe
of
.Montana,
South
Dakota
and
Wyoming
will
weave
"their
uhnrin
ami
sound
their
chants
trying
!(
convlnoo
tin'
of
TfMiinli'r"
lo
1oom
rain
from
tint
cJoinl
in
a
fcaturi'
e'iit
of
tho
-I'liii-tiMili'iiiiiiii
rcli'liration
of
(.UMli-rM
m
Staiul
lit
Ih;
iielil
in
J
ii
n
at
I
he
Jialllffii'l.l
itc
of
tin
I.
imp
lilg
Horn
Hlvcr.
Th-y
will
finilcxt
(o
Ne
who
can
make
tin
'-bet
jni'dicliif,"
on
Ihf
last
Jay
of
the
celebration
Tin'
tndlu'inx
men,
ich
rcjUT-sontlllK
a
trllie
Ihe
Clieyenne,
llrow,
Ulackfeet,
Aftitinlbonc.
Hatheii.)
and
Sioux
will
l.e
mure
than
three
roro
and
ten
year.
The
chief
medicine
man
of
an
Indian
tribe
mini
be
one
of
the
oldest
member
of
the
tribe.
Limbs
Painted
Their
bodie
nueied
with
white
clay,
and
faces
and
limbs
painted
with
red,
orange
and
yellow
hues
in
wierd
deigui,
each
Indian
will
carry
a
staff,
pped
with
brftliautly-colored
feathers.
With
a
whistle
ill
his
mouth
he
will
ride
through
the
Indian
camp
on
the
battlefield.
Mow
ilia
the
whittle
and
chanting
wienl
phrases.
All
tliiv
while
his
,irm
will
be
outstretched
(o
tbe
Ureal
spirit.
Maeh
medicine
man
Mill
be
alloted
thirty
minutes
to
mix
the
niiilicine"
that
will
recipilute
rain.
Bear
Tail's
Success
In
llear
Tail,
oldetl
medicine
man
of
their
tribe,
the
Moulana
row
of
the
I'ryor
reservation
liae
a
participant
who
is
expected
to
"mix
heap
big
medi
cine.-'
Five
years
ajrp,
Itear
Tail
warned
the
tribe
tlial
il
would
rum
on
a
certain
day
when
a
nwleo
wa
to
be
held.
He
was
jeered
Uy
tho
younaer
members
llul
when
rode.,
day
approached,
he
"mixed
medicine
"
and
liad
Ins
sipiaw
make
the
tepee
fnt
warn
ntg
tier
a
I'ik
storm
was
coming.
Not
u
cloud
obsrured
the
sky
so
the
tooths
1
1
re
pa
red
for
Hie
NAVIOABLI
WATIR
PftOTCCTION
ACT,
R..c
iav,
trin
lis.
TUr
lau4r
I
.-U.DJI
f
I'vliiur
.mt
Mn
l.inillrd.
r(llMd
trflirr
l
til
wll.
I""-!".
!
ncile-p
llul
II
..a
iiwlrr
mtIixii
,
K
Inr
mm
rl
ImiixI
llh
Np
Mllii.trr
if
I'liWir
Wnrk
I
IMKW.
Ilvl
.11
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ilTrirr
.if
Ow
iMi
Mil
Nrltrr
ut
llw
IjikI
llilrv
n
rrlnro
iiui!.
il
iim
ii
v
of
I'nwi
Mu
rl.
I'rmWe
tit
llrui'b
O.luii.bl.
a
ilr-
MTieiiim
t.r
t
ur
aiHi
tuan
at
wiiari
and
ptr
.,.ril
In
tr
l.init
ai
MaiM-lt.
O.i
.1..
in
llw
I'mtinri'
vr
Hrulti
Orfuinlsi.
ul
la),
iurra
i:turMt
lliut.
I'ni
ii'-o
h
rill-
ijiiiiiuok;
tnrt
Mkf
ik.or
trial
ftr
llw
rilr-ssi
iif
to
iihjiIU
man
IIh
ilair
ut
llw
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iiiitilirasn
r
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ikiIIiv
Ihr
I
au
ra
r
I
l-hlin
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l
iKiiMnv
l.imilnl.
sill
nistrr
K-rli.iii
T
nf
ilNb
aaiit
Art,
ap-
.i
ii,
ine
Mini.irr
..
runur
ur.
al
irfr.i-i"
In
the
'
or
i'f
IU.
fur
ai-n.val
of
Hi
miI
iti-
ami
i.lana
ami
lir
!
In
rtrti.iriirl
I
he
I
lurf
ami
anil
ii
rnn
Hiiiwn.
e.i
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mi
am
lay
ut
Ma.
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a,
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i
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l.ltllTLIi.
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l(
KiilK
iliir.
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VaiiKiit
A
r,nul
"NAVIOABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT,
It.S.O.
CHAPTER
1t6.
nosse
mu
i
run
umitfu.
rtiiTMt
r.mrs
II
Sfl
llne
.Slrrrl,
m
Oik
I
lly
of
Vanciiivpr,
IT..HI1TI.
of
tihlih
r.nluiiilla.
IU.HHV
lilVr.S
MH
U
K
llul
It
liaa
unlrr
win,
11
;
ur
Hie
all
Art
ufihmiiimi
mini
llw
MinUIrr
i.f
I'ulilir
Wnrkt
al
oiUwi,
i
ml
In
llw
(.rrn
of
Hi
hlklrlcl
llrtifirar
.a
tin
mini
itmuity
nuiriri
m
rnui-n
(tiirl,
at
Crlmv
IihimyI.
B.C..,
a
ilrrlp
linn
'(
ihr
!!"
and
nlaii
t
a
Mlurf
mnl
irr'll
fur
rarrjlu
alr
Hiie
iiiw
T-fl
in
n
i.n
hi
it
snaHDst
uay.
mni
iarhill
llsnt.
u(
tt
I'rovimf
i.r
llrltlh
i
iiliimhla,
nil
fon'Ulmrr
l
ai
cf
tut
t;.sa.
vuri'ii
i:iirlciili
llaml.
In
I
hi'
iTnTini-ff
of
lirlllh
Di.lniiilla,
tint
a-l.in
lir
tan.
I
'liilainmr
in
all
an
am
if
rutin
i
iiti
nin
ur
ft.
AMi
TAkK
MiTli.K
that
arirr
tlw
rx
nation
ur
mie
1
1
nun
Hi
fmin
llio
dali
if
Ihf
firm
piitillraikm
nf
thla
nullrr.
Hi
.or
tllllrnl
I.HiiIIihI
will
timlrr
mm-IIiiii
T
"f
llw
Mlit
A'
l
aiiMV
I"
h
MliiilT
of
IMiblir
W'Mik
al
In
urriii'
In
lh"
city
nl
oilavi
fir
apimval
ut
llw
alit
alii
ami
l.inn
ami
rur
Ivavr
to
n
i.i
hi
tlw
aalil
liarf
aud
trrml.
luti-it
at
I'rtnrr
iinprrl.
H.n..
tlila
snth
(Uv
i.r
Urll.
A
H
t'i
lly
II
Si.llrllMin.
William,
Mainim
A
'liinl'.
QOVERNWENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Nolle
f
Application
for
Bp
Llcane.
.XOTtcr.
is
IIHIKHX
0IVK
that
im
ttio
ilh
(lav
ur
Nay
iwtt
II
miiWuimril
In-trmt
in
iiplr
In
tin
Manor
r.nmrvl
Hnanl
tnr
l
lirrnrV
111
rf'lct
ti
prrinle
min
1
O.W.V
A,
llulrl.
minus
In
III
tnwnalls
or
Curt
Clf
mnit.
D.I
.,
tiMiii
In;
Unit
4earrltMtl
iitlt
littlf
nt
lot
anil
(,
block
41,
niMrlrt
11
Tl.
Otirpn
Uiarlull
lUml
lil'lrlrt.
aprunling
Im
n-irltprp(1
map
or
plan
depmUliMl
I
at
the
Prlrws
piiiwrl,
HC
m
nninlH,riil
t.
ror
inn
aw
nr
hpit
ut
u"-
j
llw
iiwn
Isitlls
rr
nmumpllon
on
llw
rrn"iP?r'i
rrinrs
nuperi,
n.c,
ttiu
utti
ttay
t
April.
4m.
pRAnr
Appliranl.
SOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
NOTICE
OP
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
LICENCE.
MlTlfr.
M
tlEUKHY'illVEN
that
nn
tho
J5IM
ilar
l
Nav
nMl
Itw
iiislirtlinml
In-lV.i.1
la
apply
to
tlw
Uqunr
Control
i.
"vn-
""
'V
t$ltLlnX2'
Marll,
n.C.
ami
ln
I
lis
Un.l
ili-mrllicil
a
I
lit
A.
H
rak
K.
MP
VIAS.
"rl
rf
Miipi'r
;l
I.iw1
Hiiralloii
n
.irlrt.
In
llw
PnVtlnrr
of
Prillh
I
"'"MA
'
tlw
aati
of
lr
hv
,lin
,l,nor1,.,'5fn'1'?
on
ins
pre-
own
Isiitle
fr
iiinuniptln
3,Vn?u,,,uui.?rT1.ir.vlii
No
more
washday
odour
Made
by
the
makers
uf
Lux
R451
rodeo.
Just
as
it
started
a
drenching
rain
occurred,
supplemented
by
n
slrons
Kale,
which
blew
away
all
the
tepees
not
serorely
fasteneed.
LIBRARY
KEPT
UP
ITS
GOOD
WORK
IN
LENDING
MANY
BOOKS
of
I
lie
Dawson
slampeders,
nu4
was
horn
In
Olengary,
Ontario.
Ills
relnllves
live
itt'Mnntreal,
He
has
liecii
nssocialed
Willi
mlnlia
for
twenty-five
years.
THB
'
DAILY
HBWB
CONFESSION
BILL
INNES
11
I
A'.Bensatlonal
f
tory
of
How
Former
in
tne
house
Pr,nee
n
dm
in
wilds
or
Far
North
I
KinSO
SHOT-"BOTH
TRAPPERS
works
with
cool
water
No
Rubbing
No
Boiling
Just
soak
tvyo
hours
and
rinse
out
the
dirt
Change
the
hard
work
of
rubbing
to
just
rinsing
Confession
of
Crime
Made
During
Period
of
Remorse
and
Death
Followed
Quickly
Thoj.rtory.
of
the
double
mur
eer,
who
was
on
his
way
to
the
copper
regions.
Iloth
bodies
were
ly-ltitf
h
short
distance
npart,
and
it
was
supposed
a
duel
to
the
death
was
staped,
both
falling
victims
to
the
other'
sliots.
BUI
Innes
Story
This
is
the
lor
tl.al
was
told
to
Ihe
astonished
Shorty
Veb
Per,
a
short
lime
liefore
the
body
if
Innes
was
liroered.
iii)i
was
tnippiiijf
about
Total
Circulation
for
the
Montti
sixty
miles
away
from
Ihe
cabin
was
3767
Volumes
or
156.9
of
two
men
by
the
name
of
Holt-Each
Daw
nieyer
and
Christiansen,
both
j
napjHT
rs.
He
came
down
lo
the
The
total
library
eirciilation!cabin
on
a
viH
an,,
Parl'
"
for
Ihe
month
,f
April
was
37n;('"'
"toritiHjs
of
January
t,
1920,
volumes
of
which
fiction
mint-
.......
he
shot
down
(.hristiansen,
a
.
i.
t
i
Iiered
J523
volumes
non-flcllon
,
""""
l'"rr
103
and
juvenilf
Hi,
aecordiimia,Hl
,,"M1
'"'.
"
Ve!
to
report
ma.fe
to
tel.
Library
wa?
,.f,
'
,
1
.
lU,d
at
its
meellnp
last
jilglil''
"I'
by
Miss
Crulckshank.
Ihe
libar-'
.
,""7rr.a"".
r,.",?.a""
un''"
"
n
1
1
snois
into
ins
noiiy.
lie
men
The
library
was
open
21
days
in
April.
During
that
time
30)
new
borrowers
t
.
.
.
,
.
iook
tne
iiiiuy
of
(?hri(iaiicu
and
Imried
it
in
the
pit
nf
an
1U
r0t,X
MUr
an'
af,r
n,,,,,in!t
r
i
lered
i-'ii,.
"wisteroii,
Kn.i
i
ad
r
t
i
A
..
.
.
,
t
If.
-II.
..
ut
U
III!
Jirivii
IIIIIHII
n
I
I
Hill
.
IH
II,
ll-.lv
IIIM
II
lll'l
llIIUil
lo
the
roll
of
27.
The
uran
I
total
registered
now
is
22C9.
Huring
Ihe
months
02
books
were
placed
on
the
shelves
12
by
ifl
and
rti
lo
purchaso
while
IH
had
to
be
discarded
as
unfit
for
further
circulation.
The
total
number,
of
books
now
owned
by
the
library
Is
1,012.
CARRIED
WIFE'S
BODY
200
MILES
OVERLAND
WITH
HISDOG
TEAM
NOMK.
Mfty
C.
Duncan
f..
.MrDnnald,
Candle
creek
niininu
man
and
pioneer
of
Alaska,
nr-
ived
al
Nome
recently
with
iloi
body
of
bis
wife
afler
covering
200
miles
overland
by
dug
leam
In
order
to
have
the
remains
embalmed
for
shipment
lo
Hillsdale,
Mich.,
Hie
home
of
her
r-
latiVes'.
The
Journey
was
made
In
six
days
aver
mountain
passes
and
obliterated
trails.
MoDonalJ
slept
otitjn
he
-open
and
kept
the
body
frozen.
The
woman
tiled
frdm
pre
mature
child
birth
in
a
district.
whore
there
are
no
doctors
or
hospitals.
She
was
.Miss
Fran
ces
.llishop
'school
leaclier
and
W
wa
.or,f'NVrtfi
Tln'
ttnieral
vas
held
under
the
auspices
'
of
Hie
llebekal
lodge,
of
which
she
was
past
grand
noble.
.
,
She
was
postmistress
at
Candle,
for
two
years.
He)'
husband
was
among
the
advance
guard
dollars
relumed
lo
his
own
trap
lines,
leaving
the
body
of
Holtmeyer
where
it
had-fallen.
Never
Suspected
No
one
ever
suspected
ho
had
ever
left
his
own
line
or
Visited
Ihe
dead
men
who
were
hi;,
friend.'
-
A.
.Ieavy
fa,llV,of,
siuvv
obliterated
'all
'track
and
tiuou
llie
police
i)fj
,1Iiiioii
Uh
liflr
in
irtlibeinjlingiijfk'tUe
lknlv
of
Hnl.iiVeyi.rl
Ihey
VrW-t't-dcd
ft.
Investigate.
Tbe
general
opin
inn
up
to
fhe
preent
time
was
that
C.lirilwinen
had
done
away
with
his
partner,
taking
Ihe
seven
hundred
dollars
they
;cre
known
to
have
possessed
and
disappeared.
IiicidenlaUy,
U
was
Shorly
Webber
in
Ihe
dark
of
night
on
his
way
lo
Hudson
Hone-
some
I
der
nflw'iy
trappers
in
the
far'
inirlh
mid
of
llie
dealli
of
Wjllianii
Innen,
a
former
resident
of;
l-rince
llupert
who
was
hero
in
lite
early
days,
is
told
in
a
special
despatch
lo
(he
ftlmoulmi
Journal
from
Peace
llher
as
follows:
Shocking
and
sensational
i
Hie
story
reaehina
here
today
of
the
death
by
his
own
hand
of
William
Innes,
well
and
favor-
jably
known
wherever
he
was
located
as
"Old
llili
Innes.
in
'he
lonely
'seclusion
of
his
trap-pin?
cabin
In
a
rep
ion
known
as
"De-crlers
(jabln"
on
Ihe
Flnday
Itiver
west
of
Hudson
Hope.
.Surrounded
by
a
lug
catch
of
fur
and
plenly
of
money,
Old
Kill
was
found
by
Ole
Johnson,
a
fur
buyer,
a
few
days
ago
wjtb
a-fi.'iilii
hole
in
bis
chest
made
trroiu
a
30-to
rifle.
!
Torture
of
Remorse
While
iiifferiiiK
the
torture
of
remorse,
he
unfolded
a
story
that
seems
beyond
credence
to
old
timers,
knowing
Hill
Innes
in
hi
years
of
wandering
I
It
rou
limit
he
mountainous
country
to
Ihe
west
which
ho
bad
traversed
tu
is
search
for
fur,
and
his
discovery
of
the
iron
and
copper
oeinills
thai
were
revealed
to
Ihe
public
Mime,
few
years
ago
when
a
small
'
stampede
was
stuped
for
the
staking
of
the
copper
deposits.
It
was
on
this
stampede
the
Itodies
of
two
slakers
were
found
by
J.
II.
Johnston,
a
h,cal
engin
"Bridget
ten
ilavs
later
who
ili-mmn.1
in
in
ner.
relumed
to
the
Innes'
cabip
SvrrKiilfTVsn
mm
V
I
if
en
To
Feel
Much
Better,
and
after
uilng
a
few
more
boxea
I
eould
eajoy
my
reat
aa
welt
aa
ever
I
eould."
H.
4
N,
Pilla
have
beea
est
Us
aaarket
for
tne
put
Z
yeaui
yea
atami
aniKfiai
aena
tem;
m;
pat
pat
at
aa
eaty
ay
rat
x.
aiuuuxa
Toreato,
Oak
LLbIUiI,
f??i.
sings
as
she
works
so
does
a
Galli
Gurci-both
-
'
are
sopranos.
But
oh,
what
.V
f
Al?
difference
!
Galli
Curci's
is
a
higher
form
of
singing.
Imitations
of
Kraft
Cheese
A
'
are
cheese
but
oh,
what
a
difference
!
Kraft
Cheese
is
a
higher
form
of
cheese1,
because
Kraft's
is
a
higher
VARIETIES:
f
lb.
'and
1-lb.
cartons
and
5-lb.
boxes
Canadian,
Pimento,
Swiss,
Camembrrt,
Lim-btirger,
Gruycre,
Crated.
friend
of
Holtmeyer
and
Christiansen,
thai
the
solving
of
Ihe
seven-year-old
,
murders
wits
re
vealed
in
a
tragic
manner.
Visiting
Innes
and
renewing
acquaintance,
Innes
was
slmwin.r
him
Ih
rough
a
pile
of
snapshot-when
he
uncovered
m'
'showing
Christiansen'
-and
he
immediate
ly
commenced
o
gr.oan
and
pace,
U"tuUjtor,
vtJltin
iUnp
J
"
rio
f
for
some
time,
wrlien
lie
finally
collapsed
and
proceeded
lovnar-
rale
Ihe
above
story
of
the
killing
of
Webber's
friends.
Webber,
terrified,
rushed
away
lo
Ihe
camp
of
I'rey
and
fire-
gory,
.
wiiere
auer
some
nesnn-tion
he
unfolded
the
horriht-t
disclosures.
Frey,
in
company
with
Webber
and
another
trap
Ihul
were
ordered
away
and
the
Her
NervM
Wera
I
story
was
retold
to
(lie
Johnson,
"All
Broken
Up"
She
Could
Not
Sleep
Mr.
David
Gilloufher,
37
Lynd-kurst
Ave.,
Hamilton,
Ont,
wrttsil
"My
nerves
were
all
broken
up
sod
I
eould
not
aleep
at
light,
sad
I
would
bave
to
get
up
out
of
bed
aad
walk
Uo
floor
for
hour
at
tins.
After
Using
a
Box
of
Kinlay
Fork
mail
carrier
just
a
few
uours
before.
Kvenls
leading
up
lo
."the
suicide,
indicate
that
Hill
Innes
had
on-
several
occasions
re
cently
lieen
found
in
a
stale
of
tears
and
almost
collapse
by
lifferenl
trapiiers,
who
had
oc
casion
In
visit
or
pai.
bit
cabin.
Confession
Is
Made
U
was
lo
Shorty
Webber,
who
with
an
Indian,
ostensibly
to
purchase
fur,
.went
to
the
cabin
only
lo
find
Ihe
door
barricaded.
Suicide's
Body
Seen
Peering
through
the
window,
Johnson
saw
the
lifeless
body
o
Innes
lying
on
the
floor
and
th,
door
was
thereupon
broken
down.
Finding
life
extinct
.loh'n-son
proceeded
to
Hudson
Hope
and"
reported,.,
A
hasty
eKaiijInafh'n-ny
Johnson
revealed
the
desperate
efforts
Innes
had
taken
to
mako
sure
he
would
not
lie
foiled
of
his
intentions.
In
the
evepl
of
the'
riflf
not
completing
Jim
work
il
was
intended
to,
he
had
cav"'fHy
a
'"fgc
butcher
knife
within
easy
reach,
but
(his
was
not
required,
the
rifle
having
been
well
placed
lo
do
Its
pari.
Horrible
Chapter,
He
was
about
55
or
60
years
form
of
cheese'-making
skill.
But
we
leave
it
to
your
taste.
PAObFIVS
-
'
c
i
-
,vi
viil
Hollineyer
and
stumbled
over
His
iieait
nooy
anu
who.
upon'
his
arrival
at
Hudson
Hope
found
(hat
Ihe
news
of
the
kill-
n(
age
and
powerfully
twill,
ai'd'i
Ihe
revelations
contained
in
llie'l
clearing
up
of
Ihe
murders
of
Holtmeyer
and
Chrisiancn
have
i
ing
had
preceded
him
by
lU'i'nn
parellel
in
the
nortli.
In
the!
region
where
Hill
Innes
made
his
haunts
for
many
years
his
prtie-s.ome
confession
came
with
a
distressing
shock.
The
H.C.I
police
arc
investigating
and
jt
will
he
some
time
before
a
complete
clearing
up
'
of
(tin
case
can
be
made.
The
ultimate
finding
nf
the
bones
of
tbe
ur.-j
fortunate.
Christiansen
will
write)
finis
lo
the
horrible
chapter
tin
which
police
and
lonely
trappers
so
orten
play
a
part
in
Hie
wilds
of
the
north.
ALASKA
NOT
PLEASED
WITH
HEARST
ARTICLE
,
,
...
.i
Anchorage
Newspaper
Says
Conditions
In
Alaska
In
Wildest
Days
Not
Equal
to
Chicago
(Anchorage
Times'
Thai
nrlicle
appearing
In
the
Chicago
and
olher
publications
of
Williani
Randolph
Hearst
in
which
conditions
in
Alaska
are
described
as
.being
.very
lawless,
would
be
amusing
In
Alaskans
were-it
not
for
the
bad
impression
such
an.
article
may
create
among
its
readers
in
Ihe
Stales.
Of
all
the
newspapers
in
the
country,
a
Chicago
puuljcalion
should
be
tVeJjs.tito
criticise:
vice
condition
In
any
6ther
section,
and
of
all
publishers,
Mr.
Hearst
should
be
Ihe
last
to
permit'
his
writers
to
indulge
in
that
sort
of
Helton,
'
If
it
is
the
desinvof
Mr.
HearVl
really
'In;
devote
his
columns
to
Jhe,
vdrk
of
improving
conditions.1
such
as
"he
Inform
his
reftijers
cxlit
ihiAlaska.'lhere
is
,!i
more
ferine.
fWltt'dttt.siiV
the
haundaSl
ies
of
mlfrton'mt
11
would
not
he
pecessary,
a
matter
of
fact,
lo
go
beyond
ihe
limits
of
Ihe
city
or
Chicago
il.
sey
lo.finil,
conditions
n.
thou-sariii.'fiin.es1
worse
than
those
existing
in
Alaska
in
its
.wildest
days;
and
there
are
many
large
and
small
cities
rinse
lo
Chicago
where
the
need
of
reform
Is
so
apparent
one
wonders
how
It
has
escaped
Ihe
notice
of
Ihe
Hearst
publications.
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