*0 SPORT IN HUNTING SkAL
Gathering In of tha Hoipless Crea;ur»»
Simply Evolves Itself Into a
Merciless Slaughter.
IluntliiK the seal from the Icy,
storm swept cnjiHt of Xewfoiindh nil
Is ti.-t sport; it is toil, whereby In
part tin- Newfoundlander wins h's
scanty measure «f bread. su;, s St : re
Moments. The limit is a iluU t" •! hid
eous slaughter, . scurrying pink aud
the «vlrr;!!ijr snd thrust of .in !r.>ti
shod calf, a merciless riiltiint: of
hiews, ul'h a siieut waste of U*e aK
splushed with m! n-t the em! of It.
There Is no s;v>rt !n this, nor Is th^-v
any ft ^r of hurt, for the seal plwads
and whii.es llVe a chtM. ev«n \\Lille
the sa:T is fatHns: hit the chase is
hes.-t with multitudinous and nnfeiv
shadowed perils. The villi! saih>i'»
the ice Into Hot'* anil Jntns It ni
ncnlns' the • "t sin inUiiiXfttrabU.
Jkcsed ->\i 'i ••• of It !nt« rsners • h
pin iu>; t it- w i the New fo-'nillalidei
takes his f ;i •. ! his vnatl"^ Me!
sets out t his : hat'of. "stat:
ins fit mMulsht that he nuo e»u»e n?
with the pack at ilawn. I'm: the wind
which sweeps the ice in inevitably
sweeps It out hpiin without warulnis
In an hour, or a day or a week: no?
does it pause to consider the situation
of the men who are 110 miles off shore.
It veers and freshens find drives tl>8
whole mass. ?r!ndint a .id heaving, fur
out to sea. where it disperses it Into
Its separate fragments.
T!i>- lives of the hunters depend np
on 'he watchfulness .if ;he ;.':en atcd
line of lookouts, fro-u the wo"e;t c
the ! ■ Miami to the tirs! ::i with
In ([£1 ; 1 • • :
The qit.<en ntofh.-r U re^<
n.-e, and Orandf-Hher !
UseCuiicuraTuIcnm,
To Powder sn 1
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Ei.''". V* * "it* •
I*ror»tc". •" - -
Notes of Doings
in Northland
The Sutherland-Peterson Quartz
elu! ins at row liay ou Passage canal
will resume operations this seasou.
The Valdez Packing Co., aunounc
will operate tho Pvbus Hay Packing
parking feds aud a tew pink salmon
this seasou.
Dno't forget people, tonight is the
niglit for i lie siren to cast off again,
the time being set will ho 7:30 o'
clock sharp.
•
meat tonight. All members a:-o re
>;:;e3ted to he present.
lid. Ityan, a Matanusku farmer,
i:as announced his intention of going
into the hos raising business on
H inch in brook Island, this summer.
Anderson and Co.. of Portland
wil loperute the rybus Day Packing
Company plant on the southern end
of AdMi.aiity i-.:snd during the 121
seasou.
Tlx Alaska Year Hound Canner
ies. with olaces at -01 Ma.vnard P.Ik.
Seattle, is being re-organized with C.
A. Burkhardt, president, and F. II
Malcolm, manager.
The S. S. Alameda, of the Alaska
S. <. Co.. arrived lit purt at noon
. sterd iv v . i 'lit M'O tons v(
freight and a few round trippers.
Alter leaving Skagway she will go
to t!i«> Westward
..c Coast S s. Co., arrive® in port
a. i:i. C icornin, with a hi ;
; • ;M. S':e i; . e I t«» sail as
aud chain
• .r Alaska
J. A.
.ub-r
n. in gold nt'd
1 as been dis
V • yiiy >3m r>'-' • >
fv>-. ! k- -TS^ir:. .; t V s \
■
fc v : -t ' * - v ■ - 2 i J
kv J V H '» •.
fcj . aui i-** J x-^ ir- » —
rrcof
The ends trz sealed HT
by c:-:?'i :'*■;- so a1:!!
the fcs&ieis snd flavor
ere rcieiiud ;'cr you. !| '
{' i
Ein s*ic!; h sc>3rstsiv
v.T5?r:d. *•*> • ."p It frcslj and
c'Sc* tii! y . 2 2£{j i: — after
every ir-i... .r ci£3!«
Whitens r?.^?S, clears i
throat*: -vecJens treat!?, j
<e and disc: .ioa j
— great t> e n e f i i s for 3 \i
small pries. t
I 4 .-4 mwva ivsrvn srrcis vs mmmi s s«
"he Week In Society I
.-x-»T=tsrsrsrsrays-*i
George Rumple left on the Prin
| .ess Mary tor u visit in coast cities.
! Portland, Oregon on Hie Princess !
! Mary.
| Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Reyuoldaon
| have named tl;eir little daughter j
| Jean Elizabeth.
Dr. L. S. Keller fs-.now In Carcross I
i and will be home as soon us his
I work is finished there.
Miss Floris ('lark is duly installed
it;., am mi-hv Library ns librarian
. ..I i lilted to fill the iilacc. j
o—<>—n
i Superintendent V. I. Hahn, of the
: W. P. £• Y. 11. made a trip to 'White- j
I horse this week in the interests of'
i lie li. R. company.
The families of W. C. Ulanehard,
V. I. Hahn and Martin Conway, will
be homecoming passengers as soon
as school closes in Seattle.
Mrs. John Aden left on the Prin
cess Mary for a visit with her son in |
law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fran'c
liird. of Portland. Oregon.
Louis Pufek rei>res"iiting i' •• Chi
cago Portrait Co., is in town taking
orders for his house and is ma kins
his home at the Pillion !!•>■
Mrs. Paul Kggert and her son, '
t
on the Princess Mary and loft t'i
Thursday for their home in A'l! i
During tl.o recent strike v hen
eat and bir.'.cr ran !•••'•. t! i Pul
len House was supplied wit.i meat
and butler from the i'ulieii ranch at
Pyea.
Mr. and .''r;. John C>. p.lanc'iard ,
came up on f e Princess Mary and
ill occupy the cottage neu door to
the home of C. H. Miller in the South
L'ud.
unong '.he pa? e:r -rs on
ie Alan eda were Mrs. R.n: . K<u
.ly and her son, John Keinvdy,
Miss Ell-n Rogers is c\3 ectBB
:.! outer tlie employ of Kcll r tiros.
• r t'io iiunimer r ■ • • •"-e.it
• In time for t'ne opeiiii* of the
• l'i iw sitj".
•
' \iun:ada as well as oilier gu' ;s of
' the 1'iilleu House enjoyed a dance in
; i; c fa.nets snn parlor of that popu
' !rr hostelry on Frid ay • while
■\.p was in port.
rs. P. J. Van de Wall and her
Francis, are conr«- lptating a
■
Ic : ted. A small si?e;l stampede has
V
,ng jiarties arc spreading over the
island.
! The moatlily report nt' uho United
• ii.-s custom office !n Jur.t'aa p.v«w
i value of Alaskan products ship
! | .1 to the I'nltcd States i : April at
;!mi7.so*>. This iss only a little .move
1 ■■ an halt of the amount or exports
[tor the month of April, 102". Tho
r>{»t r shipments ulono la t yew
i!t:-'ng April amounted to -1.' 1,
j 441. this year they were Icv^ titan
' i i!f that amount.
' The director of the federal cen
: s < completed January 1 ;<20 in n
preliminary report shows, that the
, i >'til population of Alaska, 54.S89,
|comprises 34,666 males au4 20,433
i lemales. Tho corresponding figures
j for 1910 were 43.S37 and
j r. -pectively. Paring the decade t' e
total population decreased by 14."
I per '-eat. and the male population
by 24.S per cent., but tha female
population increased by 10.5 por
cent. The ratio of males to females
in 1920 was 105.7 to 100. as against
247.9 to 100 in 1910. The distribu
tion of the population according to
color or raco in 1920 was as fo'
1- ,'.'3: White 27.SS3, India'n 20,421,
Xe; ro 12S, Chinese 56, Japanese 312
all other (Filipino, Hawaiian and
Korean) 99.
Let Well
Enough Alone
Ceneral Leonard Wood will un
doubtedly take due notice of the fact
that the leading business men of the
Philippine Islands have presented a
merorial to^hiin protesting against
trip Into the interior, as soon as nnv- >
igation opens. Francis was liorn iu '
l' agio, Alaska, and lie will visit that
place with his mother before return
ing liome.
Dr. and Mis. Fred L. Goddard, of
Sanitarium, Alaska, are rejoicing
over the advent of their first grand !
son. The little man was horn to
!r. and Mrs. Erwin Goddard on May
in Winnipeg, and has been tiam
i d John Mttllory.
Mrs. Lome A. McAllstor and her
little son and daughter, Ward and
Jaqtre, were passengers south on the
Princess Mary for Seattle, Washing-|
ton, for a visit with relatives and In !
Vancouver, is. C., where the parents
•).' Mr. McAHster reside.
Mrs. It. G. Henry. Mrs. 13. H. i
Owen and her two little sons, Dick j
and Jack, were south bound pisscn- j
gers on !!io Princes:- Mary for Van-1
couver and Victoria. While -away '
lUey will meet Mr. Owen who lias j
been ali nt from home for several •
months.
Mi:-.: Orpiia Stockard received tlie
news that her grandfather had sud
denly pi'.sb.'d away and she and Miss
I.nntford left on tho Spokane for
i ieir ! ome iu Bprlngiield, Missouri.
';"!»• • young )•: i es had intended to'
r< n In flragway during tho sum- •
1
a'iv • ha. tened the'r departure.
The v..:rm we.it: r !•; aroused the
d< • te to be In the open and many
•re : : nd o -■ i' •.« are b^inr. plan
v.ed lor tho near future. The l!oy
S-. outs are evidently getting ready
Ii;r a hike as li.ey were around town
gathering up t! ■» trophies won 1>
1;»W*ii-T th»> ga:.i" o! base !>: II fro. i .
"Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Newman and
I.. 1!. t'a 'i*ly were trippers to
■; i1. - • k under t .* diref
il'o W. «; V. It. Mr. Newman is
a b e:.ir"r of note and is iu Alaska
colji-i tin;: dut-i to l e ; «-d in touring
• » . u.ry during t" e v.inter. These
veriislBjt Alaska. Mr. Overly is the
i>" a operator and his pictures will
used in illustrating Mr. Nevv
: i and Mr. Cavorly were guests of
t!..: Pillion Ilonso while in town.
complete ittilrpcndenco fur
t' •> i; ianjs. The Filipinos who want
t'i ■ dene are the Quezon* and
t]• < j,i -.irdas, who vrlsh lo silbjGi"
i. '»mld I) pnliiii :il exploitation,
Filipinos )i■•'>*© u
!. ■ ma.rMe "f autonomy—prac
tical!;. complete antonouiy so far as
legislation and judiciary are con
cerned. Tliey arc prosperous and
under the protecting wins of li e Am
erica?! eagle. Tfrade and commerce
t'« i : :.o motive power of I lie Fit li
ne Islands. Ti.e business men
know this and they do not wish to
r e mv -liinery rown out. of sear
iiv t'ic am bilious of petty politicians.
! CARIJIOU HOTEL D1XIXG KOOM
| i m>i:k m:\v :,iax.\gi:mi:\t
George Yosliida of the AVliitehorse
Cl:y Cnfe has severed his connection
vi.'t that concern and will have fill!
<•' ' of Din dining roe: :s of tho
Caribou hotel at Carcross. lieorgc
Ye hidn, was c'ref at the Caribou
j hotel for several years and left that
! lace when he opened his cafe in
.
of rare excellence, courteous and
kindly and the ]i :Mlc will find in him
I all that can l.c desired. The toar
i is will be made welcome and the
e cost viands that the niarhet af
fords will be served liberally. .Mr.
a: 1 Mrs. 11 V,'. Gideon will have full
< jrr:o of all other matters i:i the
Caribou, and stand ready to givo full
service to all comers. Taking over
, ' o dining rooms of the Caribou ho
le! d>es not mean that the City Cafe
at V'hitehorse wi 11 be closed. George
: Voshida's two sons, Ken and Hack,
with the wife of the former will still
givi' the traveling public as. well as
il local guests the best that the sea
son can furnish. Roth Ken* and
Mae!: Yoshida haie frecn under the
iay'.iT.ctious of their father for many
veirs and tliey are fully competent
i i attend (o every detail iu their
chosen vocation. t
HONORS.K T EASILY EARNED
Jap?nc-« V/restl;rs Who Ritr tc Fc.:-.:
Are Doservins of the Hlch Po
sition They A'.trsin.
f'»r H .'apa:;- '•» wrestler
Is n >1 i-:i■-v. Tin* Irtiliiiijjc of our fol
io l'c hoys for :m iiihletie event"!* child's
piny In comparison. It is not uunsjiiil
for ii novice to he gaslieil iintl hleed- i
iti/; itftw holiii; Unoi.eil iihotlt the
hiiril ■- 'iivel of it private ar.Ti.i. Young j
-ui'lodis < "iii» out nr -I on roul morn- ].■
In - auil train »>;•!!! s. Tlielr fat anil
muscles ire liun.'enwl i>y «>ustnnt|S
• at \ iiu i. , pn ;s aid ilioir I £
IT Inn.1 ' ''ii In- III -ux p-i •:■-<!
vigorously iilmIiisi wall*. Vet il is n
i .. w r liny hoy In Japan's villacri*f
ii- !r--s to who throws more than il»
.
A champion toiby has lot) or 1G0
"hiiiiiis" or dev ices at hi* ili possil. The
a worthy one certainly, l.s tin'
liia.v'i. of force Willi I <e liiillillilllil
of ili.-iurhnnee. "
it aro cliiss'flcil Into nine
i;ii v ! li oily Cte first three
or I .: Ii .' -sloimt Importance.
In r-:ic-Ii are three toailln?
I! iits. Tlie oliriiiplnn, the O-jteki, or
•
• I i- .-i-rttiiii eiuiuiploii; (Iik Ko
"l!»i. tlli.' il"; liiul til I In' SW0I»«1
. - . i t... i . i . ']'!.»• i;irrni''
•: • on l- <: ;if! ;'ie ToVmUiina. bin
.
•• i ■ -o w si!;:.4 <iuriti| in
r:. • p. ,.i. la p ..O.L
Icnoe- j V/amcn Crno'te.
..■;,i ti.otr pipes from :
I il . i Kc.r a, v' lie-. ji
•ill. '('lie}" "pint iluv.-n J
smol.o, anil ai-; the steins
"S lire ;! feet loli;;, ll»i_tiu«'l
[•ii lie- s.uuint. In Uethlu
ill Is ii vj' popular nmoiij,'
■ . ami it accompanies the
1 i:;:cv: i;iiii i,-.. e-tlriiiklli;.'
I iliiv.iti.il wliioli tliy smoke
a ciiol.iu anil the
(•«» Ii. oknli, ea 'Ii
a (ii«h\ ami ail drawing
ill til - < *i";:i.mi howl, the
a cijriit in
r i.t .i a.- , us a ; oil-sized
1 v .1 Ii a white |*iper cov
; . !■ . • known are
: i .. . i!i lii■
yiib s'rull howls. If
■.•■re ii: i ! to I,- lit tlu-iii a
I i r.i • I i : t'pij the
U... I.ative ,ro.s his liglit
thru>tli u tin' vl into his
I
! SOMETHING
| lacked j
j Edith: Co ycu |
) h J ia q: ;e Tom
j : hint bafore '
! i> o proposed, '
' ell?
Graci: Yes,
ha didn't see:r» |
1 to bs equipped
a seif
C~ COURSE
Hsmi-cr: Go you cot caujiht In
Ihp ;aln bl.ir n la;t night?
Eell: Y.v. r.r.d n't "rins'ng wet."
0 : P.IC ANCESTORS
Of...: -r Stoniftammer: 1 picked
! this {.::y i:p on Troglodyte Avenue, t
| He was ieaiin« up ihs Udy shoppers .
with ar. cirr cudgel.
Jut':» Eonecfcltel: Sixty days In '
i t'ii roup for fijasliinj on the street' !
7 ::r i-'rocccain.j.
"l'wxl.has ii very paradoxical j
! n;:> of conducting his business." I
"How -o?" |
I "Hi- continently extending t:!s .
j enwrsu : hi; <'ivratioiis."
' world *i»- *. wpia to Ami living un<lur
i iiiif..^in cni iwiit nvicli more comfort
j phlo. i ro.-p-rous mid even more free.
I a1 p'i|iu!:n\ ami paradoxically speak
i tnu. s.ifsirivlWt favorite fear has been
I 'lirvtp' l«il I'.v statistics, which show
I i v iiitij".' "f 1,10 •'dilates from
the ?;•!-- ■ women's college in the
cui"!■> Sire niurrinl. It takes more
than leanilns to o'crcome the femi
nine instinct for romance.
An Inventor of children's toys has j
Ins! ti!(d at tin* nue of eighty-six. It
is snnu-tlnii? I" mive tlie memory of |
so many years left behind one devot- |
en" to lirinslng jov Into young IWes j
n„il to earn the lasting monument of j
the nauie of the children s friend.
Kti'J-'au Iteds will now j
dci
has list
to den
Vi'lrT'.l: their own gov- j
ihndies their theorfes and
.rile time and opportunity j
e this Ihcory to the
larding as an editor and owner of
newspaper is distributing posi
ious of men of like occupation. Gov
rnor-elect Scott C. Bone was editor
f the 1'.- I. The new appointee for
overnor of Hawaii, Wallace Rider
'arrington, is publisher of the Hon
iulu Star Bulletin.
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HKAGWAY'S
FRATERNAL OIlDKIi.S
cszznx?; rrsxxxrzzzszxmj;
/•iSHfiL Camp Ska;;wuy No. 1,
i 3 ® <Sk meets every second anil
' fourth Tuesday evening
at H: :5<> o'clock. Visit
ig brothers cordially welcome.
I. M. Keller, L. S. Keller,
Aretic Recorder. Arctic Chief.
U. 1\ O. ELKS, Skag
ivay Lodge, \o. 4S1, II.
1'. O. Klks, meets first
and third Thursdays at
X:;50 p. hi.
Visiting hi others cor
ially welcome.
J. C. WOOD, E. li.
. .1. VAXDKWALL, Secretary.
& F. Ji A. M.
} White Pass Lodge !•'. & A.
A. M. No. 11:5, meets 2nd
and llii Saturday evenings
&
Xo. 11:5, meets -ml
'i 7
l\ /\ ol e;t> iif»:?'.!. at S o'clock.
Yisiiing Brethren are wel
come.
JOHN X. HAXSE... v.".
T. .1. Ktnudish, Secretary
l'ruternal Order of
j;, ''v.-'' i Eagles
-ji -I tna.V Aerie, No. !!.•
I internal Order
Dalles, liteel the first
ml Uiirtl \\ rilnesd.iy night oT each
iontii at iheii hail on Fifth .lie
ue. Yisilins: biothers cordially in
ited to attend.
M. E. HOGKP.S, W. I'.
I. 51. Giiesbach, Sec'y.
Pioneers ol .Uaskn, Igloo No. Ill,
leet in A. 15. I! ill li.->t Monday in
very month a? p. in.
Visiting brothers cordially uel
onie. J. PHELPS, Sec'y.
v a- 'ii C hap:ei Xo. 9,
o. S., meets in Ma
| sonic hall, first ami
rc-i " -fjthir l Friday, of each
\}^g/ moiiRi, at ff o'clock. Vis
•liibers welcome.
Chitrrie Mario Sparks,
Worthy .Matron,
■ii.i : . < Vow, Secretary.
f I'ilOl'KKSiONAL CARDS u
W. 11. STOUT
Alto r II e y a t I- a w
Practice in all courts
In Territory of Alaska
1AIXKS ALASKA
It" : . S. KEIil.KIt
Kent i-t
>! Modern Methods
JIHce Hours: 1>-1— a. in.—i-tl p. in.
Uask.iii Building Broadway
iKAGWAY ALASKA
Nearly fif.y Jcte copywright books
iv the best. authors, arc now on sale
it popular pricos. Look tho list
>ver before the one you have bet*n
Lesiriug to read is sold. Keller
3ros.
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>
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^ Dally shipments of pure
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Druggists refund money if PAZO
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you can get restful sleep after first
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