Picnic
Suggestions
I'H'KLES—S«wt, Sour. Dills
OIJVKS—(irvt-n, llil*'. Stulteil.
SALAD DRESSING—M;i)i>iiaisi\ Tli.nanil Islawl, Duikori*,
Prvmk-r.
I'lMENTOES — SWim ICIIOI.A — I'K.VM'T HI TTER
SAHDINES — SCHHIMI' — CHAD — LOBSTER
\ EAL I.OAE— DEVILED CHICKEN .\N1> HAM
l.l'NCH Tn.NHlE — HONED CHICKEN"
CANNED IJEANS
CHEESE—Ort'jion Hi irk, I'iiwiuof, Aim-limit, Elkhoru
HOIEEl) HAM
SALTED 1'EANITS — I RES1I (((OKIES
^^NEW GOODS ^
JAM—Blarkberry anil Plum
DEI. MONTE HKISSEI. Sl'KOl'TS
RYE CICISI*
RAIL'S JAM. All kinds
. :t for SI.00
:50c per can
50c pkg.
...ROC each
C. W. ASK & SONS
New Home Restaurant
and Lodgings
CHAS. PETERSON, Proprietor
A < omfortaUe homelike place with excellent meals anil good roon:«.
where (lie tia»elins! pul'lic will liutl a coiilial welcome.
I'OMI'LETKI.Y KEMOi*! M.ED AMI "RENOVATED
DINKS l.OWEST-:-Fifth Ave. Near Broadway-:-SERVICE BEST
\CANnI3IANJ
vPACiriCi
Winter
Schedule
5. S. Princess Louise
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY 7 P. M.
MAY 3; 14; Jl'XK ), 15
— FOR —
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupeit, Seattle
Connecting at Vancouver with Fast (. oiitij.intal Tiains
Tickets and AH Ir.lormotion i-rom
L. H. JOHNSTON, nt. Skayway, Alaska
Subject to clianyo without notice
SERVING ALASM
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'AiM|r*Myr*-4lii 11 ■ H'l ™'
FAILINGS FROM
Skagway for Seattle
SIMK \N E
SIM >k.\.\K
m'KKX
VI KI N
l.i-nw SoaUlc—Lravo Kkagiva}
M.\ l —7
J!\\K :(
JINK 10
JI NK IT
.1 INK I
Jl"\K H
JINK 15
Jl'NK —
.All >(earners sail soul:i via >kku ami leave
Skagway a( <> p. in.
Schedule subject to change without notice.
\\\ J. MAXAHAX, Agent.
Pacific Coastwise Jervice
a* ADMIRAL LINE
H.F.ALEXANDER. PRESIDENT
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHKN YOU THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1922
WHITE FLYER S. S. JEFFERSON
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports]
MAY 15-L"» JINK l-'-Jli JCLY 10-SM
AUGUST 7-21
SKPTKMBER MS
F. \V. JOHNSON, Agent SKAGWA1', ALASKA
Zil *i^ Schedule subject to change without notice.
ALPINE CLUB MEETING
The Alpine Club met at A. B. hall
last evening at the call of the pres
ident, L. H. Johnston. A good rep
resentation was present for the
transaction of business, and this was
carried thru with despatch under
the direction of the president. The
membership committee gave a par
tial report, indicat.ng that for the
members of the Committee present
there had been enrolled 116 mem
bers for the year. 11 the other mem
bers not there have as good a show
ing the membership will exceed 150,
the goal set for the year.
The report of the entertainment
committee showed that over $150
was taken in at the Elks' hall bene
fit, which netted th« club $106. The
treasurer showed a balance in the
treasury of over $2 75, and when the
membership dues aie in and the en
tertainment funds, he will have near
it' not over the $500 necessary for
building of the approaches to the
Alpine bridge.
An unofficial report was made that
the approaches are being built, and
will probably be completed this
week. It is hoped that dedicatory
exercises can be held while Colonel
Steese and Major Cotwals are in
town. They are expected to bo in
Skagway between -une 10 and 15
A proposed picnic to Burro Creek
on some Saturday was left with a
committee, from whom Information
will come very soon.
The question or completing trie
trail to A. B. mountain was taken
up. and it was decided to meet or
Tuesday evening of next week. A
committee of ladies, consisting oi
the Misses Kidlen, Rapuzzi. Callihat
and Barron, and Mesdames Slaugh
ter. Winterberger aud Boyker, will
provide lunch aud have It ready or
the trail so that the men can go di
rect from work, eat lunch and pro
<e*>d to clear out tl.e trail as far a?
the foot of A. B. It is desired thai
about -0 men come out to this trai
making, and as many women as pos
sible. fur the suggestion has beer
made that the clttb hold Its June 21
midnight picnic up near A. B. anc
have a general rally on the new
bridge as the hour of nildnlgbi
strikes. All men are therefore urg
ed to sharpen their axes and be ot
ha'.id for the big drive.
The question of a park for th<
town is in process of solution, anc
it is hoped that the steps taken wli
result in such a park being made •
permanence.
After the business was transact
ed. the floor was cleared and whei
tbe orchestra of the 1'rincess Louist
started up the music, people frou
all over the town made their ap
pearance aud enjoyed a social dance
after which coffee and doughnut:
were served by the. club.
OR. KELLER REPORTS
CONDITIONS GOOI
I Dr. L. S Kller returned from s
mouth's sojourn in Whitehorse
where he had abundant opportunity
to s>*e what is going on. lie report;
conditions in the river city good am
i the outlook is encouraging. Report:
| coining in from the Mayo section art
I all on the encouraging side, anil
| there is every reason to believe thai
I this fleld will prove as good as tin
I prospects indicate.
Rapid progress is huing made oi
| the boat the White Fass is building
| for the Stewart river and it is ex
I pecti'd that the boat will be in com
| mission early in the summer.
I Things at Carcross are looking flnt
! and the people there are expectint
| a big tourist travel this summer
Dr. Keller will be in Skagway for 2
i few days, when he will leave for tlx
| States for a rest and change.
ESTEBETH ARRIVES
The mail boat S9tebeth arrived
about noon today with mail from
local stations and a number ot pas
sengers. Among the passenger?
were four men who comprise a sur
I vey party from the Territorial Land
I office, who have come to Skagway tc
j survey the ranch of A. J. Achison
and the ranch of Mr. Matthews ai
I Dvea. The party is staying at the
I Golden North while they are in
town.
I When the Estebeth sails south
I this evening she v«ill carry as her
: purser Jim McAHUer of Skagway,
I wbo will act in that capacity from
I this date. His many friends in Skag
I way will be pleased to have our lo
, cal man on the good ship. Mr.
' Mock, the former purser, has been
| appointed territorial tax collector,
his duties covering the new taxes
I which were passed by the territorial
J legislature a year or two ago.
Seattle, June 4.—Chief of Police
| Searing resigned tills afternoon.
PRINCESS LOOSE
ARRIVES AND DEPARTS
The Princess Louise of the Can
adian Pacific line came in with .1
good passenger list and a capacity
cargo of freight. The two hatches
with their winches were busy from
the time of arrival until Monday
uhout midnight getting the large
tonnage out of the hold. Those com
ing north 011 I he Princess snid they
never had n finer trip and speak in
the highest praise of her.
Those coining to Skagway were:
Mr. and Mrs. Krlc Telfer and daugh
ter. The Telfers have been vacat
ing in Vancouver and Seattle and
near !»• towns for several weeks
and report a delightful time. The
weather, however, was rather poor
most of the time they have been
away.
Mr. John Olson, the veteran en
gineer. returned from his vacation
and business trip to Seattle and vi
cinity.
Mr. John nianclinrd. district pas
senger agent of the White Pass &
Yukon Route, returned for the sum
mer to Skagway.
Mrs. Webster, mother of Mr.
Frank Webster, who for years lived
in Skagway, returned for a visi'
with her relatives.
Herb Wheeler, genernl manager of
the White Pass & Yukon Koute. was
a returning passenger on the Louise
Mr. Wheeler left on the train Sun
day for Whitehorse.
The Louise had about 30 round
trippers, a few passengers who are
hound for the inter'or and Mr. ami
Mrs. Walter Mulford of Berkeley,
Cal. who are leaving this evening
for Juneau, where they will spend a
few days.
Those southbound on the Princ
ess u re:
Mr. Mobley, the prominent Atlln
merchant, bound Tor a trip to Van
couver.
J. Koski and Oscar Pike of Daw
son. who came up the river on the
Xasutlin to Whltehorse.
Itev. Westfiate, wlio has been vis
iting in Carcross and other interioi
points In the Interests of the mis
sion work of ttie Canadian Episcopal
church.
Father Elamondou from the Inter
ior. and Mr. (I. A. Dauk of tiie Li
Salle Extension University, who ha<
been canvassing in Skugway for iht
past few days.
TOWN COIXCII, MEETS
The City Fathers met in conclave
last evening at the City Hall for tlu
transaction of business. Dr. L. S
Keller, ti e Mayor, was in the chair
Routine business, such as accepting
bills, was transacted and warrant!
ordered drawn. T..e additional bill
of one hundred dollars for materia
and labor for the wagon bridge
made necessary by the high watei
undermining the n*w pier, was al
lowed and warrant\ ordered drawn
The question as ti. a contest of tin
case of the tax pro.jst of Mr. Chas
Nye was brought up and it was de
cided to contest tl e ease in court
Tiie shule rock, contncted fot
some ti;,ie since, is being drawn anil
placed on the streets.
SOMETIMES
"Does Jones ever speak the truth?"
"There's a chance that he does. I
am told he talks in his sleep."
Assumptions.
The man of egotistic turn
Would not annoy us so
If ht would only try lo Iram
What tie preu-nds to know.
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
PAHSOM IS A MIGHTY
fine PREACHER . CEPn
HE EXPOUNDS ON "DE.
TABLE SO H AHD W 11>
HE FIS' A MAN dES'
CAint TAKE A NAP.'
•oGyngftt. \ »v McOwr# Ne*io*«^ *-ruw»»*
SUMMER TOGS
Ladies' and Men's Hiking Suits
Two-piece Tweed Suits for Ladies
Sport Skirts and Wraps
CORDOVAN OXFORDS FOR MEN.
PATENT LEATHER AND CORDOVAN OXFORDS FOR WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.
NEW GIRDLES, HAIR ORNAMENTS, BEAD NECKLACES AND
BAR PINS.
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION
CANVASS FOOTWEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.
L. A. Harrison Co. Phontt 55
Fifth Avenue Theater
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
ALMA RUBENS
With an All Star Cast in
HUMORESQUE
A Story by Fanny Hurst
A Beautiful Paramount
Production—Don't Miss It
WEEKLY NEWS
Admission, including war tax,—Adults, SO#; children IE#
MODERN SIGN WRITING
CLOTH WOOD METAL
SHOW CARDS AT LOWEST PRICES A SPECIALTY
SIGNS AS YOU WANT THE AND WHEN YOC WANT THEM
GET IN TOUCH WITH MB FOR PRICES
Vic Sparks
Taylor $ Drury, Ltd.
GENERAL MERCHANTS
WHITEHORSE, Y. T.
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Imported British Woolen Goods
MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
NEW ARRIVALS THIS MONTH
MEN'S CASHMERE and HEATHER MIXTURE SOCKS
WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
Manufacturers' Samples
of Women's and Misses' Sweater Coats at Special Prices.
MEN'S READY-TO-WEAR SUITS at $26 a suit. These are Extra
Good Value.
STORE WILL BE OPEN" SATURDAY, MAY 27
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 48.
* Tuesdays and Frldayi
No. 1, N. Bound.
lt>t Class.
8:30 a.m. Leaves
10:45 a. m. "
12:30 p. m. "
2:00 p. m. "
4:Z6 p.m. Arrives
SKAGWAT
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
OABCBOSS
WBITKHOR8B
Mo. 2, 85. Bonne
let ClaM.
Arrlre* l:S6 p. m
Lmtm 1:05 p. m
" 18:45 p. m
- 19:61 a. m
- t:30 a. m
Passengers muse do at use aepot in nmi n n»T® ossg&ge in
spected. and checked. Inspection la stopped thirty minatea befo.e
leaving time of trains.
160 pounds of Baggage will be checked free wlta each foil fare
ticket, and TS pounds with each half fare ticket.