The Week In Society
\ namhor of friom!* surprised Mr.
t:utfrl«l with a party at llu*
homo of Mr and Mrs. lJutMil last
UtfcUi- Mr (WtttVUl has
t*vti Msuini; with his parents for
.t*ral w«vkv itv will f»»r
San Fraiii'tsn* ott Ihv Spokane. The
v v* .is thoroughly onjoyabU* froit
i^ .m io finish. The congenial £r*utp
of vniiiu peopU* ivfttt a wom1«*rtwIly i
t*fttt» Most ot th»* evonine vvas^j
ami candy was sttwd all eiei«,i»u I
Th*' refreshments. raspberries. i«e!
» and cake was ilt'liriolis.
•laities )l Smith. Mr. a till Mrs. \Y J
A Pries, ihe Miss's Moss t'onway,!
A.t*ri». t'»iuvvay, Prosper t lai'f >.
ArftouJ Fri-.i iU.iHcham.
'
ur r i;: sU.i
K. A. R
pari v was joint**! lutcr in tilt* own
• IIS liv K.'V atul Mm K. U WiM -r
Mr. iiiul Mi*. •: Zinkaii.
aril Mr. ami Mrs. W Ask
Tt.e l.ake l.i" harxe excursion irt'
Riven l»y litf llaiiBlilprs of the Km
■ ire ;ii Whiiehorse was a Rreat *u<
a<-< ordinK lo t!i<* Skajswav !•«•»*
pi,, who made the trip A numbe.
peopl. from SUauwat alletlded
if . iir Tho steamer left White
horse ftiv l.ake l*> targe Saturday
evening ami returned the next morn- j
ins I'aniMts on a linrge in front ufj
1 r steamer was tilljo\ed all I'VI
Two dances wort- jii\»-n ilurii'5 She
■' k at the While I'ass hull Mon
i* evening's dance was for the
pfl of ihe sailer's from the snr
"K\|ileier." which was
i :n [Hill. liie sailors am!
i iM'op!«- tttio atlendiHl grea'
joyed r.;e (lalltf T'a" second
vv . l. iwa oil Wednesday evt
,\ Mnult of Skagway
. j.a' ami Ipurists had a K •> i! tine
<• 1.1, lack of IIU!Ulie^
f'Sie enjo-.ahle outings of
was an excursion party
.
Coiei Tne parly was made
!.:s Hood hue. Miss Klsic
i <1 \it and Mrs t'ole The
«as served and every
1> enjo> ed 1 ho irip.
;i:,d Mrs Howard Ashley left |
•:H> oil the Vlikolk. The;, will vjsii
The I.oyaI urder of Moose
. Wfdin sday. Mr. K;
Haines Notes
.
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tit li (I Jlot l ■ ! in SOI
» mv lii pl.n'o it was |
to (!»<t rlKKlHR 1 liat would ]
p from the ».,!• r to iisl
Sewral IUim ks |
i
i- ohlirilfd,
; uM>eii ■
.in tip hill pitll. it l»t»snsr j
• i; t:\iit-- it u|i t.-:uh for uso.
• •• imt otih ■ulisiiloralile
>'V iu, ivi'tl Ilowowr. the:
now ovi-r and out of dutt-.
BUYING STRiKE IN POnTlTM
Boycott Started by Pecp'c »n E'crt u
Cheek IJoward CJ«mb of
Livtng Costs.
I. ^IimU - Thv 8r»» I**
.
*Vh»* ar« lit JlU' a'mii
fltfii**! a«?vmi. «*f ifw* «m>t of flu*
jtr» !«*!»• of rtHHl for ilii« |nn»r*ir fata*
I'Jif fiiy n»wu ils of l,|x|»,in :in<i
< »}.orl.» Htv «U^ni|»tiug tn stnji tin* *>x
of Hit* f»r*»tit«vrv i,\ |.iin*l.a<
tin: bruv <|tmntiti«*> vf rmMNIt from
N»*\vf»»ijntH:»!nJ nrxi s«,;iiit4r it Jtt «•*»•
T !u r<I tlii* pritv oxt*jr?»*i} fr«»tu ilu» jiub
ln hi <lii)|«k»»»'i»«*rs.
Tli*» n*'\\.s|rjn»tTs «*\h**rf Thr to
n-fniiH from buying •*'•** in onlrr to
brln5 ilovrn the pri»v ami nniiounre~
itifiirs hnv*» l>#«on ti»a«lf «»f vvwral rut*
to rorue in that food.
Sul»t iil»o for the Pail* Alaskan
Dodged About Tree for
Hours to Escape Bull
I'lnyinc tntf with an Infnri
ti"l l.'iii ari'iiiiil « sturdy oak
fur » v. i.-il hours tin!il tvs
-1 follow vrki ""li was
. . v -il,•»<•,< ..f All'i-rt Mo
M. • mt!lr» r«iliiitliif mini oiil
•I i-ii tIn* rom'h of
v i'urrnti. m-ar (^isra'to. In
1'iirr.iii. iwo \iiirs (ICO. eiorkoil
>! it*1 i-!i of tiwhvr Ifttwl, am! iw
il th»* 'n-nl whs until rooomly u
Ian) not hoon
!'!„• si miwiUl hull kii- i . .><1 Mi'
M lion from his horso ilnrinc
!.. n'iiri'Inf. Hi- soncht rotup
Itul a live, wrtiii h tin- allium'
■! lVl*ato«11y. «i(*h tlnir
m mt'UYiivil li\ I ho nc !»• M
Mahon, who nuinngrd continual
l> to ki'op tho treo bftwit'n
JEAN'S VICTORY
Dy HAZEL L. WILLIAMS.
*l£l, 19; 1. !•} M. j:.- BynaiCil" I
Tom broiuht Ins bride to the ilttle
suburban town where the Milton" hud
Uved t-\ ri >imf tiir} i'miin* ovor »i> otic
of tin- lirst ships from Kiitfland. It
was n snobbish little towu. nuil from
tin* tirst everyout* said Tom's marriage
would tie a failure. For In- tiail coiu
mltliii tho unpardonable sin of over
looking lilt,- uiurrinp able pris In his
own sot nii<I marry.ni; a rank outsider.
And tiuit wasn't all Tom liaii found
her dome a souk and dauce act in a
cabaret. To tIn- people in a small
town, where everyone lias always
known e\oryouo else, au outsider of
whom they know nothing; always re
mains more or less au outsider. Hut
to he mi actress into the bargain
placed Jean entirely outside the pale.
That the si'iis and dance had been a
clean, made uo difference.
The .v„„„g Ihl. ,,lfi
I- I r» well ,-ar. 11 f..r
in . .i«l „r »„. (.in,. Jean's
s. I'ved J..
•lip more. r.T everyone |mfTO !(>
«,r,'V"l tn I!..- wrong. N.. one ever
ntllt'ii nvi.v. t„r there seemed to be
iiii i. a^ri-vini-ii: among ;ho
-
posjiiMi-.
Tom was a mouther ..f the country
;
■>'r the best of o,„„p!IUy. She
have ,„s. ,(s ,-r.t H,;(1 >;il. ^
c wl,h "'•* but i hoy never
■
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no Ionh.»r for dunces, am!
even s..n>e ,f ih,. j m^f-r , v> |,|
s:sters. ,.f rt>nrM. it T ,
unhappy, f..r th » Was his ... ,
an.' hp iuten.bij to spend „ 0,..| ,,
Jetirs ther. I!.. S|. k.. ,.f • •
it was hardest „(1 |i(»r
is litnv !r iib»*in:
Tim arrive,: at the |
■ J-m: walked into |
' n daii.v*
tle.-O >;.« . 'lOthilu; s" raliCe in the
ih r:g In -ho atmosphere
hoard a whisper.
s - hoi-r sick for a week and 110
one ,'ihs been near her tut the doctor,
and ho car. • even get a ncr«e to take
"lie i-n-e My dear, she's cot "
The -;>eak. r saw Jean and turned
her hnok qu:, i, i the last word wa«
lost. Jean walked Into the room and
miw a Kirl sit:Ins in a huge chair. Her
-
talking Hysterically to the women
near her.
i ro»!o out from town with her The
N\ she Was taken 111." she was faying.
My God. If 1 get It my face wiil N
marked"
11>v . e rose In a trembling vTes
ceiitlo and broke. Jean stared at her,
a look of horror slowly dawn.ng tn
her eyes. She tamed and walked
quietly from the room and stood for
1 nioment on the veranJa. oontempla:
nc <i s.-ar. h for Tom. She decided
lr 't because she knew he would
try to prevent what she Intended to
do. She hurried hom.- and changed
quickly Into more serviceable clothes.
She packed a hag and. leaving a note
on the t«Me for Tom. she stole out a
side door mid across the field to the
Wtor s. she found him preparing to
-•o ont and his face was white and
tired.
"1 am going out on an important
cast he said, "so if you're uot ter
ribly ill l can't stop now.'
Joan e\; atned her errand and over
came !.e th- or's resistance. He ex
pooled rh. . risis thai night and he was
p-e.it._\ in n«*d of help, even as Inex
perienced as Jean's would he.
So the one-time caharet performer
did " hat none of the "virtuous wives"
had the ceurape to do. There ts no
need to tell of the terrible battle Jean
and the doctor waged against death.
The} conquered and Jean stayed with
the woman until she was able to oare
| for herself again. Of course. Tom
had tried to cot Jean home again, bnt
she was In quarantine, so ^hls efforts
were useless even if she herself would
have consented to go.
\\ lien she finally did po nacK nome
there whs :i look shout her Dint fncht
ened Torn. ller old ready smile sel
dom lit uu her aml 'here was *
serenity in her hoarinp Oiai nothing
eoulil disturb. After serine what that
other woman had suffered, her own
troubles seeiued petty. As is the way
of the *orld. the women whose friend
ship Jen it had once lonped for flocked
•round her when she no Ion per cared.
I She was quite a heroine for a time,
but ail the praise she received did not
mean half as much to her as the love
1 and approval she saw In Tom's eyes.
FILM NEWS
"('>)>lain Djifpf iiis iv.i. itt-d i:n
movies. Klrsl |>uM.a)u-tl us a
wliioh was tlie si ar: nil |»>inl of .1
|M>jiularit.v of "Cmitntn Pioppr" l«-<*
StOTv was made inio a r
male role in ' ^<3' ■
CHURCH NOTES
i HK1ST1AN M II \< I
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I I I.I. OOSTEI. MTsslOM
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Bible Si inly Cliw
of experimental salvation, r.s taught
•
tant churches, and tb3t i e blood
of Jesus cleanses from a'.i fc.r.
Welcome to any of the services
Sunday morning. il f
Sunday School. J *
Sunday evening. T.Sf
Thursday evening. T:3C
Reverend ^V. H S' oemater.
and wife, in charge.
Nearly fifty late ccpy-irri£ht fc»»kt
by the best authors, sr* now or. »»>
I at popular prices Look "be list
! over before the one yen have b*en
i desiring to read it teld. Keller
, Bros.
THF SK \GW \Y
Pioneer Dairy
H T. SEKMAW Prop.
the siinim m mm
The larpcst and Ivsl oon
<1tK-te<i datrT in Alaska. .
PaitT shipments of pnro
milk and crexm to all
paints on White Pass A
Yukon Konto.
Order
Your
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Now
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Reminder
SI a Month
t nrv'I in n to 14 Hay*
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A t l o r n • j at I. *
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Camp Sluffwny No. 1.
mown »rrry K>rond »n l
fonrth Toc«f1*y »vphI«<
M 8:.10 o'clock. VWh
!r; 1 pc'h^n cordially wplrornp.
J. M. Koiler, U i. KHIpr.
A:, c r.oronlPT, Arrtle Chief.
n. r. o. elks. si**.
traT Jxvlpo, ,Nn. 431. K,
P. O. KIU«, moot* firvt
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