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THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
i+J* ♦% A if. itnti A A A A A it
prr t *tt TtTTTT"
BROTHERLY KINDNESS
fcThe duty oj elder to younger la
loye,
Of younger to elder respect all ap
pro^;
Fraternal agreement they cannot
neglect.
For wrapped up within It la filial
respec'.
Possession they neihter should greed
ily prize;
Then how could such feeling as hat
red arise?
If each In hia language should gen
tly forbear,
Then auger, self-conquered, must
vanish in air.
—From tha Chinese Book of Behav
ior for Boys.
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Mrs. W. W. Dickinson of White
horse who has been a Skagway via
tor for several days, returned homo
on Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. C. dole and Dr.
aud Mrs. I* S. Keller were dinner
guests of Mrs Harriet S. Pullenat
the Pul.en house on Tuesday.
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Miss Lois Butt, primary; teacher o>,
the school, was given a pleasant
surprise on Thursday at the home
of Mrs. G. V. Zinkaji, ^detailed ac
count will appear at a later date.
Manj; of Skagway's people went
fcr outiags on Alpine club day—
Tuesday — and several families
.spent the night at Burro creek and
picnicked and fished the following
day. . |
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Captain George McMasters, Mrs.
McMasters and their little daugh
ter, Alice, arrived on the City of
9 attle and left for Dawson on Fri
day where they will remain for
the summer.
A—fc &
Nearly all tho town's people are
going or have gone to ■\V2iitehorso
'c help the Candian brothers keep
Dominion Day. Some will return
Dominion Day. Sam© will remain
over till Monday.
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Mr. F. F. W. Lowle general a~
•Se'Jt for the C. P. R. line was in
town 1Mb weekand made a trip to
Whl'ehorse on Wednesday, retum
'ng <n Friday. Mr. Lowle has hea<i
quarters in Juneau.
The Peterson arrived in town at
au early hour Wednesday to take
all Skagwayites to Haines who chos«
to accep* the invitation from Haines
and fhP seot to take part ^ Decor
ation Day exercises.
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Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen Is still
improving h«r hotel and. grounds
Hud v* hen all is completed she will
havf> a very up to date place to ac
commodate the many tourists who
have already made reservations, for
the coming season.
0 U 0
Mrs. Harold Talbot returned on
Wednesday from a visit with har
husband and friend^ in WhitehOrse.
Robert and John went with their
mother. Richard remained In Skat
way the guests of his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Talbot.
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Mrs. E. A. Kmdell returned on
th Spokane from a month's visit
in various ctiea on the coast. While
away Mrs. Kindeli made a trip to
the home ranch where she and Mr.
Kindell are making many] Improve
ments with a view of sometime mak<
In«r i' ther home.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Oliver, Jr., Of
Sou" Bend, Indiana are guests of
the Pullen house where they will
remain for a short time enjoying
sight seeing. They are making ma
ny trips to plaogs of interest a
round Slcagway under the guidance
at I J.Chambera
. Miss Elizabeth M.*Benthlen, prin
cipal of the school, with her eighth
gradn of pupils picincked and ram
bled over the mountains at Lake
Hewev and Icy Lake on Decoration,
Day, returning in the late evening
wi'h plenty of wild flowers and a
number of mountain trout.
0—o—o
The dance given by the Sk;igway
Home Guards on Saturday last in
Eli's tall was well attended and
a who went enjoyed the evening.
The success of this, the first en
tertainment by the Guards will en
courage them to soon give anoth
er social evening. There were sev
eral present from Haines and the
IP^st.
o—•—«
The "Pop" had an excellent film
dlsflay Sunday and Monday, when
"Si lvaUon Nell was tlie attraction.
This drama is an interesting sketch
of the under world and shows what
thv "ower of true love will do for
tho redemption of fallen women
and vicious and depraved men. It
is '.c fact a good temperance lec
ture in pictures. Later several
more good films were displayed.
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Br and Mrs. -L. S. Keller were
th« <uesrts of Mr. and Mrs. J. Iku
*<l on Sunday. Mr. Ikuta took the
guests and his family to Lairs
vills in bis auto where a fine lunch
eon was served. The children, Edna,
Trueman and Carol enjoyed the out
ing as well as thq growups and
Edna landed a good sized trout.
The return to town was made in the
cool of the evening. The ground
around Liarsville is carpeted with
ttny blue violets and othgr flow
ers. A fine camping ground for
picnickers and those who wish to
make a longer stay can bo secured
On the site of the old buildings
that were built in the early days
when tho railroad was in course of
construction, but have been bes
trewed by fire. The creek affords
plenty of fine water and th<^ fishing
is gor d.
CHURCH NOTES
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass an<l Holy Communion at
S: 30 a.m.
Sunday School 1:30 p. 111.
Evening Service 7:30 o'clock.
Everybody Is cordially invited.
Fr. Pr H. Turncll, S. J.
PRESBl JiRlAN CHURCH
The regular morning service at
el«>ve* o'clock.
Sunday School at 12:15 p.m.
Evening Service at 8:00 p.m.
Mariota Lawrence, general secre
tary cf the International Sunday
SchocJ association for IS years, will
have charge of all the services.
Special music by the Young Ladie's
chiof. A cordial invitation i3 ex
pended to everyone.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science Services will be
held Sunday morning at 11:00
••.'clock in the Alaskan building.
Subject;—ANCIENT AND MOD
ERN NECROMANCY, ALIAS MES
MERISM AND HYPNOTISM DE
NOUNCED.
Th# public Is welcome.
Sunday School 12 o'clock.
.Wilis Nowell, the Alaska Steam
ship company's agent and his fam
ily were round trippers on the Dol
phin, which yvas in port here Wed
neiday night
Mr. aud Mrs. F. W. Sheelor of
Seattle will arrive here Tuesday on
tho Spokane, to be guests this sum
mer of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gault.
MARION LAWEENCE
General Secretary of the International Sunday School Association for 1 8 years and the
World's Greatest Sunday School Authority will have charge of all services in the
Presbyterian Church, Sunday, June 3rd
Sunday School Rally 12.15 p.m. Morning Service I 1 a.m. Evening Service 8 p.m. Special Music by the Choir
Everyone is welcome and Invited to Attend all Services L. H. Pedersen, Minister
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GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Tomigbt
Rex prsecnts "Reno Haggard Jounreys" in two parts.
"Fireside Realifcatijuny with Ucil Wilson and l>«rotJo" Philips.,
Comic drama.
"Rise and Fall of Offftor 13." , , j | j
SATURDAY AM)SUNDAY
Metro Pictures Corp. presents Marguerite Snow and George Leg
guere, in "THE UPSTART," t* original stage production by
Thos. Barry. In five parts. Produced by Ralfo Photoplays.
Music by Iinogcne Coryell.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8*80
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PRIZE TROUT IS CAUGHT
IN LOWER DEWEY LAKE
BY SKAGWAY FISHERMAN |
Introducing Vic Sparks, Skagway'
champion fisherman of th© 1917 1
season. His claim to the title j
rests on on<j trout, 14% inches long;'
linear not angler's measure, which |
lie took Tuesday from Lower Lake i
Dewey.
In the past few days many big
catches have been made at Lower |
Daway, hut the fish, have been small1
Mr. Sparks' trout was the first big
one landed this season. It was (
Llvree quarters of an inch longer 1
:han the record trout which won the
Keller Bros, prize last year.
Mr and Mrs. Clyde Rogers, Mrs.
li. G. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Keller and A. C. Blanchard were
uuong the Sfeagwayans -who left to- (
1-iy for Whitebarse to attend the
;ei©tration, tlxere tomorrow of Km- 1
,)ire day;. 1 I
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lomethlng If tho head 1, crowr.rd wi ii
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iow known. Is caused by a parasite that
jurrows into tho scalp to the rcot e* Mie
lair, where it saps the vitality. The Ilt
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steamship company, wag one of the
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