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u ti . u» nfl of ‘ma’ s“ Fdpsinpgid the oongestliati: on w cgnsttipggonm y unItiigthe-ooid has a rip on ydtli. i ' fiiilmMn . H. Powell, oi‘ (Ivsilbert Plains. (act. considers Laxative S fissllciighs best-laxative heever

. , Chas. Iawis, of Winn! Main, usuit ‘cflectively for sl

Dr. Caidwellb Laxative Syrup ' is a scientifically-balanced p! an sennalzvitli

assent-tasting ‘aromatics. is‘ safe to five to infants, and all

' ' ore you again- rcsort to oold re dies contam- ing narcotics try aiteaspoonful druggist will suppy you, and e cosvis less

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(‘Continued from Page Nine) ‘ iPut them under government con- trol, and allow only just enough to be raised for legitimate use in mevcille- . 'l'o accomplish these results, it ‘will he ‘necessary to ask the pre- sidentof the United States in cafi an international conference where- by ‘ail civilized countries can unite to stamp out this evil. ‘Real Fish About U. 8. 1W6 halve crusades and cain~ paigns for the control of narcotics. The police departments, the war- : dens of peneteniiaries. students of crime and criminology all over the country Iddlliii’. that seven tenths 0i‘ the CTiDIiGS of violence, that are rife today are the result ~ of nnrcoticsf What, are we doing to put a stop no this rising tide 0! ,9“! 41,1111 will! terrorfi Ayesr ago the Jones-Miller bill " was passed - and became a law. . ‘Phat. law decreed that all ships caught. smuggling narcotics Iinto ‘ an American port, should he fined s25 ad ounce for the seizure, and - bonded by double the fine. ' f ‘ iln Sari- Francisco the other day, the Chinese liner, Napkin, came ' into port with 900.000 ounces of opium hidden in the boilers. After three days search, the customs or-

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ficers found the narcotics. Under the law, the Napkin should have have been fined $227,000 and bond- ed $465,980.

Was the Nankln fined and bond- ed according to law?

She was. The Collector of the _pori or San Francisco did his duly undentiiedaw. but the secretary of ‘the freasuiyv in Washington in- terfered, rind recommended that the bond ‘should be cut to $50,000 "The Nankln comes into port voyage after voyage, fairly alive with smuggled nrcotics. So does the China; so does nearly every ship that comes into Seattle. and {San Francisco from the Orient, How “Dopc" Hing Works.

A man named Gordon was nr- rested iit the Grand ileutral stab inn in New York a little over a ycarngo. He iuid u trunk fuil of narcotics and $68.000 in cash. He was let out on $500 ball anrilin the morning was well on his way to Canada. What's $500 to u man with $68,000 iii his pocket. and no- body knows how much‘ in tho brink? 'l‘llis is Just one Instance. Talk with the local federal oilfi- cers in your district, and you will

This particular Gordon was shot

Five large, modem "Wndlmwifl In the finest dairy districts oi Canada, are required. l0 f-HIIPIY Canadian lioueewiilefi will! iiiie BVerymUIPOSB milk.

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nurses, waiters. llflleflimmelh 50" ciety womlen, theatrical people, tuxi drivers —— the list is npaliing. Every country town in the Unit- ed Stzrtes‘ is in danser- - ‘ One little streetJalr that travel- led through the Middle W951 with booths and mcrry-sv-Piillud! l?" 11 trail of over six hundred victims. The merry-go-round- 1mm was agent rm- the drug rins- He made it his business to sci 1611111111190 with the girls and "boys in each village, gave some kind‘ of a lit- tle "party", and introduced the “joy powder" as he called it. “Once an addict. always 1111 lid- dict." "Every new dope 19 8001i for six (itipes more." These arc two well known mnxiuiiis of the drug ring. in one little town in a southern slate, them were discovered just one month ago. fiVe llliiliilfiil "tiopc" victims and there were not 10,000 people in the town in all. Editor's tiou together ies that follow it have ‘been pub-

ln St. Lotiis a. few weeks alter his. New York arrest, and found to bel one of a drug ring which reached froni Montreal to New York; from New York to Si. ‘Louis; an‘! who knows where else?

The two girls, one dead and 0ne| "dying. who were taken off ‘the, train one. morning a few monthsl ago ct the New York Central stu-l tion in New York, were the vie-l time of this ring.

They had been helping to smug-i 81a "dope" across in the Pullman! mi". ‘They curried it in their hnini sewed ii in the lining oi‘ their! clothes, etc. They knew too much,‘ ,1lid somebody. have them an over- dose so that they would not tell.’ whiit they itn_e__w lTiiere have b . months six murders ill the ilnited‘ States and seven on the ‘Canadian lborder. all connected in some way with the machinations of this par-

red light" districts and then only t0 lowest part of the community. Every his city had its Chinatown and every (fiiiinuiown had its "hop 10.11"". and people who went slum- 1111118 were duly impressed with‘ the horror of‘ the "black smoke."

‘in theiast five years opium smoking has gone out and

Mexican

smoked upi

il place hfsiccp off the fumes.

mic injections. needs is a hypodermic needle, orpe

‘iliii he ‘can take a shot in a hail- way, in dimly lighted moving pic-. lure theatre, iii a ivusliroom, in the vestibule of nn elevated train or in n irornei- of a subway p)“. form. . '.

He hiiaéven ‘been known to my; it, in the, choir at church.

‘Cocaine in ciisicr yet. That is sniffed from the palm of the h-nnd, or the fiaiigc of the tlhunuh, cninc is sniffed in restaurants, in A the‘ theatre, in iilg street cars __ evriyvwhrre. ' How Victim; Are 3nln¢

“Dom” h,“ invaded every walk of life, Doctors. lawyers, teacher,’ a

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Human interest Facts. 3'4"‘ Gullah“ Gmgmm‘ Up to rive years ago "dope" was Coats Sweaters 8t’ " ,

restricted atimost entirely to the Dresses Coverings Everything

' Each 15 cent package of "Dlw mor- mend Dyes" contains directions so Filme- "°1'0l."°- 0010111, and a new simple any woman can div 01‘ "I" drug called marijuana her old. worn. faded thinsli 119W, ev-

liava become popular. When you on if um you had to have a Buy Dis/inpnd DYBB-rl"! "met mm layout and 1a place to smoke, and —uisn perfect home dyeins 18 81111-1‘- , antaed. Just tell your druggist who - ~ mloi-plnne is taken by ‘hypodsr- ther the material you wish to dye an the victim is wool or ‘silk. or whether 1* l‘ “l”

if 11r- vmvt set that, '21- safety pnrnyss never streak. siwl- 1""- °1' lllill .1 five cent medicine dropper-run.

the pupils of Glflllfsiililiilfi $00001 for the month oi‘ Jrm.

Margaret cssev. 001110 5"1 “m” iiie; 2 Georgie PWKETU’? 3 K831i“ lildbfasiter. Grade i-wlMary E‘. _ Co. Giliivray: 2 Freddie 01011485"??-

M." Revilie (equal) Grade 3 "W" McMaster. Giliivi-ay; Grade. l-‘Mnry iflosorvy- Perfect

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tiou-wide movement is on foot 1o

stamp out the evil. They are being than criminal that the people of

presented in The Guardian so that the people of Prince ‘Etiwllrd is- land will‘ understand and appre- ciate this latest terrible scourge marching on the flanks of modern civilization. ‘

world's: "m? iii EiiiMEil .

Diamond Dyes

she has never dyed before-

‘ gratlon of cdribou.

Noie— ‘This lntrodvc- lng. But it is only when 1 view my with i110 11111? Blbr- experiences of the past few years

llshed in the forernentioned news-nail of its naked horror. with wild papers ‘with the result that a na- life not only going,

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which some might consider no ex- aggeration’ if" I‘ could describe it as it actually existed. Bear, deer. sheep, goat" and caribou literally swaimediu tiieso regions. At one time lcnnntcd eleven "heirs on

the same time, ‘slid-l have seen hands of sheep which ninnbsred as high as a. hundred. Several

through‘ these ssuie region's. The so-calied "spoi-tsinaii,"'wi'th ‘his automatic and his pump gun. has wrought frightful hsvpc. one must oiitftt a peek-train and so deep ilito the "mountains fos 003's and weeks st aqtiine to ilnd n single griszlycr sheep, and he is u fortunate Vhunter if he brings home either. During one season which l spent in‘ the Firepan Mountains gathering material for my "(many King" "i 831W twenty seven grissiies,‘ innumerable blacks and hostsof other game. 0n my last trip i npent" six weeks and saw three bears.

vsiill farther northone sees the result of modern’ day destruction.-

iry at thv- time" of the annual mi- Ailotie day what was supposed to ‘be the main herd crossed a stream. nnd three

been laid beyond ~tho prgirie foot- , W18; and l found a 5am.» paradise '

we mountain ‘side, all visible at i ilmc-s since tiiose days 1 have gone _f

Today _

Less than fifteen years ago l _ was in the Artillery ‘Lakes Oflilll-f

cruel-nit individuals made their es- ‘

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iimate or its numbers, added the

by three. which approximately fi- gured. the herd‘ at thirty thousand hand; Two days later an Indian‘ brought information that this was not the main herd, but a. ibranch of it, and that the main herd ‘was still further north. I

ffoday even to the Arctic coast, a caribou herd of a thousand head even in migration} is unusual. All

split into smaller bands. The People Must Act.

l have always hunted, have al- ways loved the woods, have lived in them a great deal of my time. The money which carried me

estimates, then divided the total ,

through the northiand they have-

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politician, or a butcher, or a nie- must replace those who are utter- cheiiical engineer in control of ail ly una/ble to cope with the trage- the Iorest and wild lI-fe resources dy as it exists today. Ten years which God has seen fit to give it. from now, five years from n". To me this is little less than . criiege. ‘It is a ‘body blow at the Great Giver of Things Himself. it is as senseless as placing a tratn- pug, with their pnwor of the ‘bgl- cd forester in command of a ship 10;, mm pm (n55; lag“,

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sa- will be too late. And only Trips PEOPLE can save us from an ut- ter devastation. Only ‘fl-ill! PEO-

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