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SI<agwav)'s Social Weel<
Mr. and Mrg. W. C. Wright were
dinner guests of Mr- ajid Mrs.
FranW»D. Webster on Sunday last.
Mrs. Minnie Haitiy of Stattle an
old time frit-Usi of Mrs. L. E. Crow,
twid Mrs. J.- M- Keller was am ar
rival on tlia Print-ess Mary and will
visit in the family of John M. Kel
ier. Mrs. Hardy is a i»u>rse by Pro
fession.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Henry went
to Whitehorse the latter part
of last week for a visit with their
sou in law and daughar. Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Owoa and) their small
grandson Diet. Mr. aiul Mrs.
H-'nry returned home on Friday.
Mrs. L. S. Keller returned, on Wed
nesaJ.v from a visit with friends
ia Carcross. \Yhile h> Carcross
Mrs. Keller enjoyed Uie hospitality
of many Carcross friends- Dinners,
little evening affairs and a hike to
th« Chooutia Native school mad«e
the risit a very pJeasaut memory
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Mrs. Helen. D. Lynch and her
daughter, Miss Jane, are visiting
with Mrs. lunch's parents. Judge
»iul Mrs. X G. O'Oonmll of Te-j
cum.-4.-b . Nebraska. JudgH O'Con
ueJI H» now fully recovered from hto
recent illness and will nejoy- a long
visit with his daughter un'-d girand
daughter.
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Lwring their recent visit in Se-|
attle, Judge E. A. Rasmuson anil,
Airs. Rasmuson and, their two chil-j
dren, MLse Maud and Master Kl-1
iner, met many Skagway friends,
amojij whom were Mrs. A. K. A rider,
son, Mr. and Mrs. W. U lands'
borough, Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchardj
and Mr. Fred Blanch ad.
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P. J. Weber has severed h'.s ron
aectana with th© \V. P. and V. K.
and he and Mrs. Weber will leave j
the coming month for California. Mr
and Mrp, Weber hav© been resi
dents o? Skagway for many years j
and ar« among its most honored j
citizens. Tbeir departure wUl be^
much Teprettad by their hosts of I
friends.
Mr. 31*1 Mrs. P. II. Ganty and
the'r young daughter, Marian, were
passengers south, on the Princess
Mary o.n their way to cities of the'
Sound. Mr. Ganty will be absent
from borne but a short ttime. Mrs.,
Ganty and! Marian will visit with |
relatives la Oregon and Washington i
w'th headquarters at Warren, near I
GUr Har, Wash., where Mr- Ganty "g
mother resides.
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Mention was made a short time
ago in this paper of the kitidjwss!
of Mrs. W. L. Spear In giving- to,
her friends cocoon? received from
Chicago. Among those who have
had a "hatching" is Mrs. Shaw and]
if one waaitg to see a beautiful |
sight ho should pay her a Visit and
see two excruigite emperor moths.!
Mrs. Spew also has a beautiful moth
which made its ap-pearance this
weefc.
White Pass & Yukan Route
TIME TABLE XO. 42
Thursday and FYlday
Xo.
So 1. Jf. Bound
1st CUmm
9:00 a. m. Leaves SKAGWAY Arrives
11:26 a. m_ n WHITE PASS I.e*ves
12:16 p. m - LOO CABIX "
1:10 p. m. » BENNKH "
2:60 p. m. « CARCROSS "
6:20 p. xa. Arrive* WHTEEHORSE
Passengers must be at depot in time to have Baggage in
spected and checked. Inspection la stopjx^d 80 minutes before
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of baggage wiU bj checked free with e«ch foil
tare ticket and 75 pounds witij each half fare ticket.
2. S. Bound
1st Class
4:20 p. m.
2:60 p. m.
2:00 p. m.
1:20 p. m.
11:18 a. m.
8:30 &. m.
Mr. Herbert Wheeler, General Ma'
ager of the W. P. and Y. R. with
headquarters in Skagway is again
home after an extended vi git in
t^e States. Mr. Wheel Or' made
a visit to Wlutehorse thig week In
the iuterests of his road..
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Mr. Ed Lebold or Salem Orison,
is a new member of the White Pass
Auditor's fortv. Mr. Lebold is a
former pupil o[ Father Edigar CJal
lant at Mount Angel College and te
making hia ho int.- with Father Gal
lant Mr. .Lebold isi a f(i*e sax a
phone player and h;ts joinixli the Ska
way bam! which helps out that or
ginizatiou a great deal. It is
honed that Mr. Lebold will make j
his permanent home n Skagway. ■
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shearer and
their niece left thig weok for Se
att'e and other SoUind cities. Mr.
Shearer was .for many years, in
the employment of the W. P. and Y.
R. but resigned from the train force
and will engage in business else
where. Mrs. Shearer was one of
the for most workers in the Red Cros
having had charge of the work in
the knitting department, and did
most efficient work. Miss Moores
h-<s always been a prime favorite
with the young people of Skagway J
iiid with her aiuait an active member
la church and social work, auii both
will oe missed from our midat.
Ou Tuesday next Airs. G. G. Mil
lar s:id hor daughter, Misa Verne
Miller, will leave on the Estabath
tor Juneau, where they will visit
Cor a short time with friends and
then no on to Puyallup, Wash., for
a visit with Miss Verne's grand par
euts, Mr. anU< Mrg. Luke McCfcrath.
A.ftt>r a visit in Puyallup, they will
jo on to Paisley, Oregon for a
summer visit with Airs. Miller's
sister, -Mrs. E. P. Pitman, returning
in the early autumn in time to
place Mi^$ Verne iu school in Soat
tle. During the schorl year Miss
Miller will make her home with her
jraud parents in Puyailup.
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The following item is dipped, from1
:he Pocatella Tribune:
'"A former Alaska girl, Mi#® Hel
Mcore, is teaching journalism
:o American soldiers in Franoe, ac
cording to letters eceive<l here, her
former home. The letter said Miss
Moore had btx-n named an instruc
tor in journalism at Boa urn y Uni
rersity, the largest educational in
stitution of the American expedi
tionary forces in France.
Miss Moore graduated from the
University- of Washington at Se
attle and later •worked for a time
in the Sound city. She .wont over
seas as a hut worker during the
war. She is tho daughter of Dr.
laid Mrs. I. H. Moore, formerly of
Skagway and! Juneau.
Miss Moore was born in Poeatello,
[daho and lvitxi there in her in
fancy. The family of Doctor Moore
ivho reside i" Seattle, are life long
.'rieuds of the family of Dr. L. S.
Keller who rejoice' in the advance
ment of this zealoug little worker.
Mrs. W. J. Mulvihill, wife of trio
chief train dispatcher for the W. P>
and Y. R. at Skagway, la visiting in,
Whitehorse the ffuest of Mr. wndj
Mrs. W. A. Puckett. Mrs Mulvl
hill is accompanied by her three
children, Vincent (Penmy).Miss Ger-j
trude and Donald. They will re-,
turn on the tt-adn Sunday. While!
lu Whitehiorse Mrp. MuJvdtiill was;
entertained! ws honor guest at a J
card party on Tuesday night by Mrs. I
A. M. Rousseau, wife of the editor j
and oroprietocr of th» Whitehorae
Star.
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Oti Thursday evening a very suc
cessful and entertaining (iuipper Par
ty was held' on Brooklyn Heights
just east of Skagway on th0 first
mountain bench. Those who par
ticipated in the out door picnic were
tli-» Reverend and Mrs. E. L. Wiiv
torbcrger, their sou l>ouald, Mr. and
Mr?. G. V. Zinikan, Mr., amd Mrs. L*
A. Harrison, Judg® and Mra E. A
Rasmusen, their eon andi daughter,
Elmer and Maud, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Johnson, their daughter Ivy
and Mr. James L. Stewart. For
tU» benefit of one of the party, who
received a belated invitation to a
previous »uipj)t party held on Sat
urday, and) who expressed himself
as feeling "awCully lonely'' as he
presumed he would not be invited,
the following- lines ware sung to
the tune of "Old Black Joe";
Bright an0 the skies the birds are
singing gay.
Even tb© flieg are happy all the
day;
Oats, rata and dogg gambol and
pipy;
'TIs only I a|m lonely all the day.
Chorus
I'm lonely, I'm lonely, 110 bean
can make me gay.
For 1 am lonely, lonely, lonely all
th < day.
Contributed.
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This Is Not A Fish
But A Big Crab Story
Have you peen the sigajitic, many
iecs<?d sea "critter" that was oil dis
play over iw th« window of the Roy
ay? If so you were right ou your
first guess: Its a enab only more
it. Talk about yjur Dutngieness
antj Cordova crabs. They're uo*
even pups; alongside this anlniiel.
Quite a few of the creatures wore
brought up front Soldovia section
on a launch which ig their habi
tat, and they are not only edible,
but the most delicious food of the
crab family.
1 hpse creatiUTeg go by the name,
locally at least, of Jatpanpse or spi
der crabs, and a good size# one
would make a feed for a threshing
crew.
According to Ciiipt. Samuel Taanney
Of Seidovia, who should be an au
thority on the preparation of this
kind of sra food, the proper way
to go about the undertaking lines
up as follows:
First, secure your crab, then got
a half tierce and put the creature in
there alive, which is the only way
to cook a crab or lobster; then
place in another chain, a couple of
anvils or some other weighty artn
cle on top to keep the old boy- in
the caa ajvdi guard Against hig at
tacking the kitchen crew; next
connect up with the steam dome of
a good sized boiler, and let h»r go.
If you doubt the efficacy of! this
metho.l you are at leave to ask
Cajt. Harry Lock^, of the marine
ways, as he is the affidavit man in
the case.—Anchorage Times.
WANTED—WASHING to do notify
Mrs. McWiiliams at Baker's ranch.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan.
CHURCH NOTES
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sunday services 'Rill b$ ^eld a*
11 a, ni. la tho Church Edifice of
Christian Science Society of Stag
way, corner Main St., and Fourth
Aye.
Cb ristaiu Scienoo Subject—Saul and
bod>'.
Tho public la cordially Invited.
Sunday School at 12:30 p. in.
Wednesday evening service 7:>30
o'clock.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev.E. L. Winterberger, B. D.
Pastor..
Morning Worship with sermon
by th9 Minister 11:00 o'clock
Sunday school with classes for
all at 12:15. Adults are especial
ly Invited to the Bibl© class. If
you come oiw.0 you will want to
oome again,. The lesson, is on
"Repentance" and text is iu
Jonah.
Christian Endeavor meeting at
7:15 All the young people imvited.
Sunday evening the Memorial 8-r
vlce will be held at 8:00 pi m. A
Bpecial sermon by the Minister, and
special music. TJiig is our first
memorial Day sine® the great war
and' should be a memorial day in tb
tu-nrt and thought of every Ameri
can. Over fifty thousand) of our
boys lie in Flanders Field. What
kind of a monument are wQ think
ing- of raising in their honor?
Wednesday Prayer and Bible
study at. 8:00 p. m.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Th following order of sorvioes
will be obsarved tomorrow at St.
Mark's Catholic Church.
9:30 Communion Mass and, Ser
mon. Sunday pchool immediately
after Masa.
7:30 Rosary, May; Iterations and
Benediction.
Father Edgar Gallant,
Pastor.
MEETING OF EXECUTIVE
BO \ni> RED CROSS SOCIETY
There will be a niec'ing ot the
Executive Board of th© local Red
Cros* Society on Mondy night at
sight o'clock.
The meeting will be held at the
Red Cross headquarters In the Bank
>f Alaska builcMng.
MASONIC NOTICE
There will be a regular csom
unication of White Pass Lodge No
113 P. and A M. this evening at
7 3i) o'clock. Work in th.e F- C
legrpe. By order of th>§ acting
M.
Convict As Soldier
Wins Back Citizenship
Albany, N. Y., May 21.—Governor
Smith today restored the yrivile#3es
>f citizenship to Edward ("Momik")
Eastman, xformer gang lea/d^j* of
New York City, who had served a
prison term.
The governor paid that li'fl action
was Influenced by thg r»comine nida
tion of Col. Fra^Min W. Ward
ind Lieut Joseph A. Kerrigami of
tt-c 106th infantry regiment of the
27th division, with which, Eastman
served in the war. Colonel Ward
Dalied attention to the fact that
Eastman had enlisted and! that "k®
record throughout the war hag been
hciies* and faithful."
During the attack on Vierptaat
ridge, Eagtmam. wa# wounded an
sent to a casualty clearing hospital
s'ation, where h® remained only
throe days. Upon hearing that his
re^im^nt was expeeted to go Into
the line again, he escaoed from the
hospital, equipped' himself from a
salvage dum*>, rejoined bis oompany
and was in action, throughout the
entire Hindeubui^g line assault.
Will Pour Liquor
In Street First
Of July
| Ohama, May 23.—Whiskey; and
beer and brandy and gin and wine
and other oj li<rui<l& which "ohesr
and also Jnfcbrate" will flow down J
the gutter^ of Faj-nam street on
Tuesday, July 1, according to the
plana of the locaj W. CI T. U.
The <Jay of victory for| national
prohibition is to have a big celobra
| tiou in Omaha o^tid plans for It have
| already beun mapped out.
The gutters flowing: with beer and
[ whisky will be one feature. The !
whits ribbone d women, assisted by
men who have com^ to see the
"light," propose to Set an order
turning over to them be vast stores
ot' "booze" in the Douglas countty
court house.
These botttlc#, case^i, jugs audi
kf,ea will be carried out to the
"Farnnm street curb where th<% will
be smashed, while bands play; "The
Brewers' Bis Horses," "Pure, Cold
.Water," "The White Ribbon" and
otlK'r popular—or perhaps unpop
ular—airst
Addresg are to be ina,de and »
genera] jollification Indulged in to
celebrate the dethronememt of
Demon Rum after his long an^ dis
astrous rule..
There ar9 ajso gtorcg of "booze"
in the federal building and in the
police station. wll also be
secured-, if plans ape oao-ried out, audi
will be broken iin the gutters.
, Guards of trusted teetotalers, it
|ig gajd will be atatione<$ long the
gut' at interval^ of five feet to
drive off any of the thirsty who
might aeok to di^ up its much of
the alcoholic gtreaon aa possible be
fore it finds its way to th© sewer
inlet.
The big drive which the W. C. T.
U. is making for 1,000,000 membe.'*
ana .$1,000,000 by July,will be re
sumed in Omaha next Monday. It
was stopped temporarily tto make
way for the Victory loam drive. Mrs.
Jennie Kemp, Oregon state Presi
dent of the W. C. T. U., is in Omar
ha conferring witjh the lopal work
erg on the local drive. SJbtQ hap
been traveling all over the United
.States in the interest tof the drive.
Ministers in O maha churches will
speak of the million members cam
paign in their p>ulplt$ nextt Sunday.
Italian Relieves
Copper Shortage
Chicago, May 23.—Chicago's pen
ny shortage wag temporiarily re
lleved Thursday when aq Italian,
| fruit, stand owner bought a $200
Victory bond, paying all In pennies.
The baga containing 20,000 pennies
| weighed 190 pounds. Several
hours were required to count them.
Advices from Fort Yukon state
that the peace aa<j dignity of the
little village hag been hrOkan by one
David Henry, a native, who i9 ac
cused of learning th,« ways of his
paleface brother and friend to the
extent of forging one check for the
sum of ? 15 upon a local concern.
Henry waa In meed of htyu mjuick a
muck and not having the cliickamiu
thought that it was} easy to raise
if by presenting a bit «af wawfc, p*a
p«r to thg storekeeper. He got
ninety days for his accomplish men ta
Juneau has made a out in her
ligh* rates, current selling as fol
lows: Power, 3 caatfl uer Wlowatt;
light 6 contp; coojking and. heating
2 cents. A minimum charge is
made based on the oomnectesJj load,
75c for the first 1000 watts and 25°
additional for each 1000 vatt&
FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
nothing will taste better than Kel
ler Brothers' Fresh Pure Ice Cream
Only one place to get it—Kelleri
State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
Lucas County, »a.
Prank J. Cheney makes oath that ha
Is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business In the City
of Toledo, County and 8t»te afore«i»Jd,
and that said Arm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED; DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALL'S CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed la
my presence, this 6th day of December.
A. D. 1886. A. "W. OLEA8ON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Mcdicine la taken In
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the 8yst«m. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Tofcdo. O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation
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SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN.
I* Rivaled by Hum nil Hair Wt«M
UanUrtitt la Eradicated.
Sealskin la admired the world over for
Its softness and glossiness; and yet tbf
human hair is equally as soft and glossy
when healthy; and the radical causo of at!
hair trouble Is dandruff, which Is caused
by a pestiferous parasite that saps th«
vitality of the hair at its root. Newbro'i
Herpicide is the only preparation that 1:
fatal to the dandruff germ. Without dan
druff there is no falling hair, hut a lux
uriant growth of glossy, soft hair Is cer
tain. Scouring the scalp won't cure dan
druff. Kill the dandruff germ. Thoue
mds of women owe their beautiful suit*
of hair to N'ewbro's Herpicide. SoM by
leading druggists. 8end 10c. In stamen
to The Herpicide Co., Detroit. Mich.
One Dollar Dotae, guaranteed..
At all Drag 3tona. A&f
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Siayway No, 1,
meets erery aecona
fourth Tuesday erentn?
at 8:80 o'clock, Vfilt
Use brotLen corrflaily welcome.
L. 8. Keller, Arctic GbleT.
James L. Stewart, Arctic RecOttler
F. & A. M.
White P(i6« Lodge F. &
A. RL No. 113, ateaU St
? and 4th &a*tmlay evCTiitjf
* of each month. Vlnitto,
Brethren are welcome,
WILLIAM E. FEERO, "W. M.
T. J. 3TANDISH, Secretary.
B. - P. O. K^Kl
Skajwsy '^LcTJff
No. 4M. B. P. €
E. moete ererj
j, Tiurtdai at 8:2
• «i/i •> V.
brother# cordially welcome.
VICTOR I. HAHN, S. E
f J. VAWDEWALL, aecretfcrj
Pioneers of Alack* Igloo, Jfo. 12
meet Id A. B. Hull flrst MoaO»j fc
overy mont M 8:80 p> IB.
VlBiUuf Urothere eotfJlAlIj &*&
o^tne,
CHAS. KROCKMILLER, W
J, o. PHHLPB, Bter.
Frotetnsl OrOc
Eagles—
Bk*gw*7 Ac*
No. 23, IVatB!
nAl Order <
meet ulo nm. any uar
VV'dncada/ night of each month a
tlvalr ball on Fifth Avenue. Vhl;
to* brothers cordf&llx l&tfteO t
•tteiul
M. E. Rogers, W. P.
J. H. Gilesbach, ftecretar;
* PROFESSION AL GARD8
DR. L. B. KELLER
P<MM
Koh Modem MiAheda
Office Hours: t-11 ft. in. 14 p. I
Building .... BrsAOwf
SKAUWA1 ALASH
W, B. RTOVX
lttori({ A l li a
Practice la «U eovtt
la Territory of 1MX
BABVES «. — A1ASM