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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-17
No Division in Dry Ranks

In every campaign make divide the dry
forces Usually individual claiming aation with
demurring the dry
program An attempt made show split the ranks
policy of refusing into fight the fake beer ballot
failed Every organization agreed this question All church
which question for consideration endorsed
at all the beer ballot National Of
of the AnSaoon League the dry fight and
masters principles Prohibition warfare unanimous
by Illinois Leading dry newspapers
policy Editorials from OF these reprinted in
this number
thing the situation the mpossbity
reaching public with the for the dry recommendation
overcoming the influence of farreachng and shewdy
planned wet propaganda.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-17
THE AMERICAN ISSUE

meant the adoption rejection OF enforcement bill The
victory of the dys California the enforcement bill has
been adopted and will become part the law In Ohio the
proposal voted accepted would have put beer and into
the constitution of the and thus repealed state legislation
conflict with the Defeat the wet proposal
Ohio the the enforcement law In Illinois the
under the public policy has legal effect The result OF
The beer ballot could repeal dry Legislation wet legsa
This only be done by direct of the legislature this
state Accordingly Illinois dys protected dry legislation by
porting Legislative candidates. In California and Ohio d protected
and secured dry legislation by making referendum campaign
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-17
League Stand on Beer Ballot Justified

The result of the elections justified the stand of the Saloon
organizations the ballot The
dry Illinois delegation Congress proved the wisdom
sticking of being ured
te The legislative further emphasized the
oundness the AntSaloon Leagues policy with the
referendum In fighting for candidates favorable enforce
instead OF fighting for meaningless refer
endum the dry forces establish principle of vital Importance
American form government made clear that the
Constitution is subject notification by sectional and
that good citizens will fight against candidates opposed
orcement of laws established by regular and orderly of
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-17
Send a Delegate to Toronto

The fight is for dry world Send from your
delegate of the World League
Against Alcoholism Toronto "a to o. The
against Prohibition United States
nobozed inspired
fight Every church body unit needed strengthen the
church should send their
pastor or member a delegate to Toronto
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-17
Tribune Wet Propaganda

The Chicago Tribune in downsae edition under date of
18TH five days after election editorial California
her service poor? No The real is
propaganda
The Chicago Tribune article under the date that
Hon. Harry Wilson Of the 44t district and chairman of the
me Education defeated by wet Democrat When the
public three after election and days be-
this article appeared shows that Harry Wilson elected with
only than che highest and when the defeated
5000 behind what the answer? Poor
service? No. Wet propaganda
Defeated candidates wondering why the
cised such poor Judgment
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-17
The Illinois Vote Was Different

WHY did the drys fight Ohio and California but Hi
nferences drawn from reports the
given the referendum these
similar Illinois referendum But this the In
California the under law had direct and
binding effect upon legislation In California the
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05

tuca1 Che switchboard delivery for which Wo Hrn required I0 pay Ono company nlu One delivery Wo orc uh'. lo mHI. and charge .o our ou0- .nm.m. and Ihorc IH an actual Io Tn n. a about twenty no reont In.n Io I oa0HH0uaI by transformer and transmission Iuo Iow and ntHnr Ia..0r ouch rr tholH aIc. Tn other WarI. we actually receive onE about eighty per cent o. tno current charged I0 uH and for which uc are obliged I1 plT
 "Iu conclusion Wo ae.Ire l0 roIer One council t0 Mr. w. T To'an. man. arcr ol Che AImH Gm..nclu M.n- mr Company WHo 1T called unon win uo doubt nuHW.r any quest u1nH chat may ha asked regarding Che cone rreI between hIs company and Che Electric Light Company and d0uh,- Icm rru.uu Ono nrcouI HyH.om of operation o. Che power plants nnd thc cost of producing power and Ono maintenance Of Che plants and ir1n.- m.aon iuoa
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05

ur John B lrnhau. tar.ci or- .rnI.rr for Ono ". C r U. Ic.l on thr Northwestern rueinr evening for Ono westward. shr win r...t aN Ono coa.t point. Of importance W veu a. FlIrn1nEH and NonarH i'm One uleror
 c.rur IT. IT. Bond d.Hhus.nE or...r for h. hIaaEa Road comm.a- .Ion hrure he0u granted two mnr.l. IeHr. or abHorcr Io.t t1. uerE with h.H w.Ic and child for Son run...o. where hr win cntor Ino prrIo hospital f1r rol.menl h' having boon .n very poor hol.l1 for .rm. uue n0.
 n Katherine WIHou. after .rrrfnr several dHya Iu Juneau. Iol' rn.Iar night for cordoVa. whore .r. u.H ..E. charge oI thc odIt1raI urr. oI Ono Daily Tmr during One absence ol Editor Harry c. s.crn who Is away on nm extended i.'a, thrt win include many po.nu oe.ore landing h.m ut h.a hoFHooi homo .r rmruran.a which hc has moo aeon au.e r.s mud pie dlyH
 O.E olson e r.HUne 5kaEWHf ano s.tta as a round rpner on Che .no- Ern.
 Clyde III Hoecr of starH1r ar- -...I or One Queen suular on hu0I- r... witch Che I.a.r.e- cour. Hr TO- rmmreI sEaruar Monday n.en. on .h. Es0ho.H
 ErI r Hunter. accompanied by h. son. Bar. has r1rc Io Seattle io bring mp new boat .or Ihc Bureau r. Hsrrr.... hE which hr .a employed u. navigator
 eh.e. oI Police n. F. ID. kroar !. Hu nH mp and nm Inmate o. sc hnra hospital suffering from .'rl foot.
 Mrs R. I HU. and son returned Chi. week from n visit to .hr.r .or- n. hom. Portland Oregon Mrs. HH. wont ouI for her H0.'.n HnI re- turned much Improved
 Mn. H T s.rr.n. and daughter. r.. U.. IoH for San Func..co on Che E..n. Monday Tho latter win r..r..r ..roI .H.-e and Mr s.ct .r. uu return homo Iu few Weesa
 r...r ne.rrr| W.H known and popular oIum.r. 'e.I ou Che Lou.ao Tr.1r and uoHI continue on to Rochester Nrn for Ono nurno.c %. having One May. Brothers e.ro h.u t.. rr...or.r H. hHs mol. boon We. for ..mn Hm.
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EIECrHIC LIGHT GO.
 sUBuIs STATEMENT
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"Tho ale heretofore prevailing Hnrr boon possible n'0.N by reason oI Che fact lhaI Ono '.UH.n am.nonn Nr.nr Company HUF. cold u clr- rent uI H I.I. varying from uue-HH'I to tnroo-Hu Hu.rIor cont per N.n"..I hour hlHoI upon Che nuH a.- mmd
 "nune Ono summer mou.hH our lighting load H practically no.H.nH During tHH period Wo Ionon. upon . u cnr.u HnI n0HUnE I..n. minimum HrnInr cHI"... and 0nu.ur and rHnrn noWor lu eIIrI uH through. A. Che public WnII knows. Iu Che ummer month. wc hnr. plenty oI water Go
 nn'r our u0.lH except no'E 'oHI.. THa remaining supply O. eurru. Io mnn'r Ono public IomInU during Ono oIhcr months o. Ono Fer H drawn from Che Alaska 0a..na'n Mining Company.
 "m increasing our rlto. we figure m .Hr mmn ne. returns Io Che come nrnr r. we made during Che uHI | raar. nIhourh Che Nrl H.E months | oI lhnnro.ouI No.r showed Ncor.o In our rrnH receipts oI ...HNO whom compared Io LLo corr. bonding period Of nsI raar The UHrUuoIu Come nrnv wIu get Che beneI. Of l1e 'n- rrenHe Iu ruIH. Hn I pro ! Ieoncaued we uro a..aIcd wien a .roa.o onnhie ro.urH ou our .nFo .manl. land we IoeI lHHI Ono public "'H 'rere. wfh n. Chat Che aH..ueau |Cnmnnnr H entitled .u Ono Increase
 During Ono winter months ou .waIcr mnu.F N practically nothing land nt Ono mmo UmH. during In. .nannI. our holUrr lighting and cooking Inrf H Hhuo.mu. IhH 'the period during which we nuE M .tfe power necessary io conduo. ou .buauc and supply Che public do .uaui from Che AlEa oasNneN. Mining Company
 "Whau II became aunar.n. .h.. II would ha necessary for uH 'n have 'I .Incr.lHa i'm our H,o. 'u order .' com .Hrue I'm HuHur W nI pro .no.I Io mako two sets u. rI.c on . for Che period from May IH. Co No .ramhar IHl and one from Noromn" .Tn m May IH.. fIo uto for lH hummer months In lu IN. 0 . tho.e prevailing under our old con . .. uncf. and Che winter rates .n n . . r1mowhlt higher lhau Che raio (which we have Iu.. put into cIer D on huru.t IHt Iu other words .n n. rormmcra would pay I.Ie h.E1e .utr during Ihc months when .le .ronmmed Che most current and .H .chrrn ratc would have been In e. . .fret only nI H Umc whom NtIc cu .rnnf wa required V was Nua.U .IreIoI however Chat |. would n .much nIrar to Che public .o have th Increase uniform throughout .h .vorr and f0 mako I. Ie IHm iha which had been intended for ih .w.nier months.
 "Our noW0H rate ranges from II. l|fc. ItIa Hc i'm winter months to n.
 r1rmmom and Io Iu summer ,n con |mmHr oI largo quantities
 "In considering Che cost o. n'"n Ito ua under our contract WI.h lH |hImn Gu.Uueu Company i. mn. .hr bcrnc I'm mind Chat we pay for th current delivered In ms by Che m.nIn
 company nt trr switchboard hu .hore n n considerable difference 10
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..-L.I--- ILr-L Io-.-

Eun.nU rbIreL sahb.t r NccrIlr
 sunday cheol at It.l5.our mcn- be-s orc herIrn'ne io wum from fhe.r ruuucr FacrNouH.
 Envorn Lcarue at z o'clock. Sub Irct sodal rronhcu Ancient and Modern" The leader wIi bo Mr. w. WI Bachelor and Chat mcana D good Icwon
 ErrnInr vouhin nL g o'clock. Subject "Pracucai chrot.m.ty
 Tho public not attending church elsewhere orc mo.t heartily Wc.com- cd to an Che abote services. Got Ono .hurch-ro.ur hrbt-It w'U oc -o.f rrr WA. Allen. Pa1'or.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05

intersection aouihorly end limo "Bas- oinour No. I" unmrvoyod. whonco sW Cor. of nago.ncur No. ! boarg g. 38' f8' ". 291.33 fti thence ". f5- O0' w. G39.66 ft to Cor. No. 8 whence SW Cor Baa0.neur No. 1 Unnuryoyed) boau 8. 2i' i5' E. 732.93 ft. thence 8. i6' O8 w. 285.G6 e. t0 intersection Of westerly dido uno Of Baa0Inour No. l whence gW Cor of Baa0Incur No. ] bears $. f5' 0O' E. G77.62 feet; thence 8. l6' Og' ". 290.G5 ft t0 Cor. No. q; thonce 8. f5' O0' E. 150o.0 00 ft. to Cor. No. !. Che place of beginning Total nroa of Golden Wost Lode 20.lbb acres. Area in conflict with Bago- incur No. ] Lode. unsurveyod, i.4b9 acro8. The aro1 ao i'm conflict with ihe Basoinour No. I Lode. unsurvoy- ed. A.l69 acros. is excluded from this application. Net area applied for 15.7l6 acrc8.
 Tho Golden West Lode Claim is bounded on Che North by unsurvoyod paroincur No. l0do claim and vacant ground, on tho East by Baao- incur No. ] Lode Claim (unsurvoy- cd) and vacant ground; on the South by Rising Sun Lode Claim, sur No' IOf6 and unsurvoyod landi on mo West by unaurvoycd land.
 Tho latitude and longitude or U. |s. h. NJ. No. z are 67' 39' dO' N' and f86' O6' w. respectively.
 Amy and an persons claiming au- vorgoiy Che above lode mining ground. or any portion thereof arc required to flio thoIr adverse claims win tho Register of tho United states Land Onieo at Juneau Alaska. . within tho period of publication or eight months thereafter or Doc parfeo Inv tho provisions of Che statute.
 FRANK A. BOYLE. Register. 1 First publication June 2i, 1929.
 Laat publication Aug. 25. l944'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
PETERSBURG EEWsLETs
 CULLED FROM REPORT

Cr.r... Smith ona ol One original n.ar.an rI U. Wnur. NauoWH ..u0r. IcH for Che south on Ihc Jefferson and win .o.aIe on a lo- ..-. ranch which Ie recently pur- .H...I n..r .I.H.H.
 The .n...HI election held .aa. Tur H.r In ...a.. . member of Che a0hooI ho.I resulted u Che election oI rUrH rr..ar u..H fH votes. HH on- rouart Andrew WeeHr. received iI soI.. Thor. wen. .' votes ca.t m. together
 Leroy -nmH.-..- .0-.N.. nH TO- cont boat from Ee..HIErn nrd W.N In. temporarily connected W.th Che local cable rr.. Hr cam. north 'o . Che n... I.r.. which Hr9 n man short through One aheneo o. nrt HoaIr who wH acrt north for discipline recently
 Word has boon received from On0 fer Holm IH.t h. expects Io leave NrrHo.. within Che uoI. IoN week. for He.arHur. Holm .o.- hrre rr ..uH. .r accompany Che remain. n. John Mrr.r.I f1 H.H former homo and arT. E..l r.H.el h.. own home which |. nIIr.r n few mI...
 Nr H o NH.r.s was painfully Injured 'a.. HorI-r night a. ihc dance when . bench ou which aHo n.. Hf.ur HI.. several other women .0IHu.. catching Incl. foo. and arE'e underneath. Tho .oo.nnI nn.I. u... severely bruised and
 .n.. sH. wH removed .o neI home m mn auto and .H reported I n. recovering H..e.. under Che orro . Dr. H N Rogers
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- -. -

srucca arc hold eVery Sunday ai n m. in Che church O, Christian seIcnce Society of Juneau. on Fli.h street bctvcon Main and Seward sroo.r rho wblcct Sunday win oe Spirit"
 sunday rcbooI ot o:i5 a. mn.
 Wednesday - Testimonial meeting nI E.I5 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room [. MaIony Block. Open dauy crcert suudayH and hoidaya. from e.a0 io q and io Q D. m Wednesday evenings from 2 Co s o'clock
 The public ia cordially Invited ', attend heao aervices and v'a.t th. Reading Room
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Local News Items

Mr Ln. NuIHr- u. .H. clerical .. ID. .Hr Electric Light Company | n.nr n round trip t1 lnc Wc... ward or Ono Northwestern.
 Dudley G N.r w. Hh.cH and "A M.nr.r a.. .Hr.e local uaFo.- .nr .u.r who '... for western nrr. .r I.r N0r.HWe.
 srnu 70. m. GH.ueau n.Ir rH rr One NHrIrur..rrn on nm .I..rI.. rr .o tHr westward ur... n.II ...r H.m .H.a .h. H..H.o. Bay .sIrr.
 Ium. Ha I".sH. IunoIu on ... H-.r.. L...r rr...t morning
 ur U..... H.r. ir. who called Tn Prime. Rupert by '1c ... n. H. mother
 IT. e... N...H.tau attorney rr.. T....r. nm .-e Northwest .-.. transacted mro...H. ..e.l bu.
 ... ...r.. I.. IHm... nH.a Y. H.. bonn. ... mex. evening.
 n L N.n. and daughter Q. Hoo r.. .r. H..n..I.r or Ono eH boa. u..r..r and H.II r.... hr-e and -. u. |". ..H H- t... H... r N... own. genera. merchant I. ... .. H..nlh
 Day. former Alaskan and
 I'm. ...... ... ...rI '.e- ...r. H.. town u.HE .rn i'm. H.u. r...H... nm m. North. .0. 0. nj. 0'.. Hr ... mad. H bonn. m Seattle for m. r . e'H
 sH. Louis. NrHr rrl her .-....- won. ... n. ....r ranch nm ... Glacier H..... W..u. .lr for ... . ...r- N" I
 m..H. .. Nr. Norton. has boon .. n. nH.. ..- Che r0. .me.  H... ..... ....-.Hn .or ... .... I. .H. Power Come r.. m. H...H..| and already o.
 .. m. Jules N . I.. r Mr. and MT" U.. III. ...rH. ... .oH.. ra..... TT. Brown. .- Main .r..
 IT ..r... .... Tn. ... south .. m. I..... H..r. Monday rten. .rrf. join ..."... and children. who
 H.. ... ....s He1. The I.I h. M. n. u... voluntary assign. H.... n. .. .r.Hr. E H.H... 0.He ... ue. VT WH.. won known .rroueH ... N. u...n. mrr. Hr rived .- m. EH." .H. 'e. n. m. sr..... tor H.U.. HH0H H . "... n. oner ..-. .. ...-.. m. Rainy Hr. I. district. IT. boon E.. rr . Hr
 Snow. H..r.rrar n.
 .. u... "un. 0r .a. " fen Wes
 n. ...... .r.H- som. -..r .... .r Eastern Wash r.. ... remainder c. tH.
 . n. returned mH.. Improve. r H....
 HH. NH.u.. who h. boon .~. ". . wish. !. Mr. and N" sHmHe s . r.... 0r m. Prime. ... ".. r". VIII. r @ .r-." and 'o.or1I. before returning .. her homo .r Chi ....
 Mr. nm. N. n J Williams a- town from ... Hr-"h.rareo nr. m. rn.r Hrs.n..
 ~ .. ... operation. TH. ..-. r. ..r. .r H- Williams M .-|r. En.. r. N.I ..... ... HU accompany '0H hr.. II. oH..ar0. for a low week. 
 ... H H.. W.... n. ha.o Washington won. nm H N~.. r evening .0 sr. ..... .... H u. .He. |..eH... Wilson HHoH r... .- r m. Bank 0
 .. ... . o | N..... U DOT. Mr. nm. Nu u.. III. friend.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
Territorial News

Captain ID. M. Ward formerly cone ncctod with Ono Alaskan Engineer mr Commission al Seward as a bridge engineer died recently .n Sam Francisco. and woa buried in Che cemetery at the pros.dio.
 A report from sl Michael Hlatos .hat n haIlbreod woman was reconi- N found .auro'cH oui .u battered condition cIo.e to lhe do.ortcl waya of Ono doIuuo. N A. T. Two mon were arrested on suspicion.
 Jms Peterson and Jack Webster rr. doing s0mc development work 0u n group oI claims which they d.acoF areI ou Cleveland Peninsula loa. nu They have am immense show. ue of roemIHue quartz Iu som, of which thc lroa gold iH plainly v.s
 hIe and hoy are mugu.uo of open. ne mp rival ot Che TrcadwcII thl vein ho.ue In Che wmc geological bolt and having similar surface show .nra
 EaeIos arc hanging close t0 Each omak bay and other westward io' ranches Game Warden George c Cottor I'm hIH June report suEecau larger bounty on Che bIrda which are n serious mouaoe to Che fox lw Industry A hoadlcsa blue fox pw was found u an o1eIc's nest dur.u. June. and a luu-uowu blue fox wa picked mp and carried ol from ih. ranch of Doctor BureIn. near seIdo via. The clr'os porch close to On. burrows. paying mo heed to tho app nrorrh OI men.
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c.haHa Chur.h

Ninth Sunday after Pcn,cc1al and Feas. of Che Transururadou of Our Lord.
 o'clock -Maa In Che s.a.ors Chapel
 o'clock -MrU wIth general communion 0t Che mon of Che por.ah. IO.GO-LoW M1H and acImo1 on gospel of Che d1y
 Evening rrruce1 nt I..I.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05

Howard Care. James HarraEar. lr Robert WorrIa and AItcr. Hamilton White conaItuto a gu1rtctto oi local hoya who wont lo work for 5e.ma {. Carlson. rordbu.ldea Ohio wcck
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
bdsn Church

Patynon Church
 Bible school nI otfl.
 Hb.eachool ul rhanc rt osf5. Morning worship rt LIt0N o'clock. subIect. .WHal n " Worth Co bo surrf
 rr-rIrr uonhIn rt o'clock subIeet. "What Ia Fn.ff
 NII-uraE H.rrIco cn Wednesday evening at $500. rho topic "a taa BIno lcoh for ho following aun- day.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05

"ht Iaa. I've Iocated one of those 0Id.n.HIonaI Uro.cent c.Eara "Whrra did you lind Itt
 "HIIcn behind a 2l-cont label -LCr.m WeeW.y
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05

"If BIa.z and pmlhuh arc uomIu atrd which win you vote lorl "HIaIl"
 "Hu ! thought you know ruIl huh1
 "I do. Toledo Blade.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
Department Of micnor, U. &. land Onco. Juneau Alaska
 aaHnl Mo- 01fG6

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ihot John ". Cobb. whose n01I olIco ad- drr ia Juneau. Aiaaka. n behalf Of hImaoIf and m Irwico for John Tunue.l. c0-0Wncr and In behalf Of hir co.0Wuer. Arthur o0gho has llcd au application for patent pursuant io Chapter C of T'uo 32 Of tho Re- V'ead satutor of Che United States. for tho1c two certain lode mining claims called Che Rising Sun and Golden WuI Lode Claims. situated about a mile from Ono town of Chich- oE0I on Ch.chago1 Island, Alaska. and designated by Che field notes and official nIai1 ou dlc i'm this office aa U. s Mineral Surveys Nos l0f6 and If6I respectively. Eaid claims being moro particularly described ag i0l- IoUa. t0-W.t, Magnetic variation h0.nr 300 a0' E)s
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05

"WhaI makes your mother order ice cream for Che uut course and soup for One IuaL
 "WHI her stomach .s upset so ahe eaH Che molI backwards Chicago Herald
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GOLDEN WEST LODE Survey lf51

Bog. at Cor. No. ! identical with Cor No. 9 Rising Sun Lode. Sur No. fOIGl. whence V. s. L. M No barr. s. f5s Ig' 23" E. 6658.2f e.; nonco NJ fG' O6 E. 568.30 e. Co Cor No. Q identical with Cor No 8 Rising Sun Lode. Sur. No. l041i thence ". l5' 00' w. 860.3i it to
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
RISING SUN LODE Survey I0f6

Beginning ai Cor. Mo- l identical wIm Cor No. of Ovor-tho-Wl Lodo Claim. Survey fOi6); whence U s. L. M Mo- z bears s. i2' 50' 2fa E.. 5IF90l fL distant; thonco ". 5ga 51' ". If9IO0 e. t0 Cor No. 9. thcnco N. f6' O8' E. 586.3O e.. to Cor Mo- 8, .honco S 5l' 28 E I500.00 ft io Cor No. q Identical wIfh Cor No. Q Ovor-tho-HlIl Lode; fhrnce s. fGa O8 W. 60O.0O fl to Cor No. ! .thc place oi beginning. Arca of RIaIug Sun Lode 20.OI5 rrrer. Net arcl applied for 20.Oi3 acrcs This ei1im "a bounded on tho north by Che Golden West Lode Claim. Sur. ll53. and unaurvoyed Rising Sun No. 3i on thc East by Rising Sun No. 9. unauryoyed. and Ovor-thc-HlI. sur Mo- 10f6; on Che South by Oror-thcHll. Sur No. l0l6 and Rising Sun Lode Claim No. 9 murvoyed; and on Che West by Rising Sun No. 9 mHurTeyed and Golden Wo1t. Sur No. lf61.
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CHURCH NCIICE8
Holy Trinity Cathedral

TrrnaNruInuoN.
 Services. Holy Communion o.'O n m Choral Eueh1ur. and 0ormon. ff.On. No craru. ..rr.ce.
Middletown transcript., 1922-07-29
CANADA HAS STEADY GROWTH
Recent Census Shows Healthy In.
crease in Population, Despite
Losses Caused by War.

Canada's census for 1921 indicated a
total population of 'S,769, ,4S9, distrib-
uted as follows: New Brunswick, 3S7,-
$50; Nova Scotia. 523,S37; Prince Ed
ward island, SS,615; Quebec, 2,349,-
O67; Ontario, 2,929y054; Manitoba,
613,O0S; British Columbia, 523,383 ;
Yukon, .4,162; Northwest territories,
6,6S4, and Canadian navy, 4s5. The
gain for the whole Dominion during
191O-192O, was 100000 or 21.5 per
cent. The war cost the lives of 56,6S0
Canadians killed in action, while 49,
600 more died from indirect causes.
The percentage increase in population
is the same as that for Australia, while
the increase for New Zealand 20 per
cent was very little behind. In the Union
of South Africa the increase was 1872
per cent. The Prairie provinces made
the most pronounced gain in Canada.
Alberta showing 55 per cent In.
crease; Saskatchewan over 50 per
cent, and Manitoba, 33 per cent. For
the next ten years the unit Of distribu
tion for determining the membership
Of parliament will be 36,250. This total
is arrived at by dividing by 65 the
population of each province.
Middletown transcript., 1922-07-29
Cape of Same Material

suit which can always be worn for aft
ernoon, often for evening, and some-
times in the morning hours. More
over, silk is cool, 1t can stand wet
weather and when colder day makes
its appearance the owner can still look
well in a silk dress urder her heavier
coat. There is no angle from which
a dress of this character is not salts.
factory, and this season to be right in
the height of style 1t Is desirable to
have it made of that cafe au lait color
which has taken the place of gray in
smart circles. 1t is color which goes
with most everything and which is be.
coming to many types.
There are little woolen hats done in
bright and interesting colors. Some
are made of draped ribbons, and
sturdy ones of blocked felt that mash
into small places with the greatest
agility and come forth to surprise one
by their well-groomed look.
Middletown transcript., 1922-07-29
There Are Many Sorts Of Clothes
Suitable for the Summer
Vacation Trip.
The USEFUL BOUOO|R WRAP
Garment Serves for Bath Robe but
Can 30 Used for Room Gown
Handmade Dress and Cape
to Match.

These are travelling days for every
body. But how to do the journeying
without all the trunks and bags and
hat boxes In the world Is one OF those
problems not so easy to solve.
The woman who starts of on her
summer vacation burdened with too
many dress and hat carriers is bound
to have some unhappy moments before
she has finished her holidays. She will
be far wiser. states a fashion writer
In the New York Times, to study out
her needs before she starts away and
indulge right from the start in the
process of elimination. She can be
well dressed in a small space just as
efficiently as she can by taking up all
the room in her vicinity. 1t is only
necessary to take the right things and
the most foldable things along with
her.
There are plenty of pretty clothes
that really have no llace in a travel