Sl^agwavJ's-Social Wcel<
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Hibben were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Han
uan at dinner on Thursday.
Miss Cathryn Hahn, has no far Im
proved Unit she has left the hospi
tal and is back at the hotel.
Martin Conway Jr.. a week ago |
Wednesday went to Haines with Mr.
\V. J. Buruhatn for an outing.
Miss Doris Trick, was a dinner |
guest of the Conway family
Wednesday night ot this week.
,The New Home restaurant had a I
number of family and party dinners |
at that popular eating house ou Sun
day last.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Hibben were
guests of Mrs. Pullen ou a trip to I
Dyea and Burro creek ou her launelr
on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Constance Cooper of the
White Pass hosp.tal staff is taking
the trip to Dawson. s!>« is expected
to return next Manday.
Mrs. A. Guyer was patroness for
the evening and feated the '•Sem
per Kidelis" «club members to home
made candy, which ;;ll enjoyed.
The refreshing rain which came
this week w.is appreciated by all and
was just the thing needed to put out
t tire on the side hill, east of Icy
lake.
Mrs Kmilv Moffat, who has taken
the trip to Dawson, returned on last
nigiii 's train. Mrs. MoiTat reports
having had a delightfully restful
Miss Klsie Kidlen aud Miss Mar
cari t Call iian entertained Mr. and
Sirs Kr . Telfer and daughter. Wiu
nifi- il at supper last Thursday evo
Ward WcAiister. had the mlsfor
tu' e to fall and severely injure liis
li ft ara>. lie is carrying it about In
a sling It was seriously strained but
not br.'ken.
Mr and Mrs. Howard Ashley. Mr.
and Mrs M Smith, and Mr. and Mrs.
K. Telfer ml daughter. Winn if red.
pii u:i keil a( Smugglers Cove on Tues
d.iy evening, last.
Mrs. M. Cod.ns, and her "hlld
reu. returned from a most delight
ful trip and visit to tli? town of
Ilames. They came up on the for
Uaiicv. Wednesday.
Miss Hess Conway, Miss Doris
Trick, Mr. Kenney. first-otflcer. Mr.
U. C. M.lter were guests of Captain
A Slater on Monday for luncheon on
the Princess Louise.
All those wishing to take the trip
to Denver Glacier, which the "Sem
per f'iilelis" rl ill will cot'.duci are re
quested to hand their names in t<
Mrs. de Oruyter before Tuesday eve
Carl Hahn. and Douglas McCaughey
are out on a ttshing and camping
trip to Log Cabin, if report ho re
liable the) have had ?ood luck with
the sporting greyling. on; of the par
ty have backed thirij-t.vo. ll.e Urst
day.
Mr ar.d Mrs Olmstead and their
t»u sous. Ualpii and David return
ed from their trip to Atlin and
Whitehorse. on Thursday of this
week. They will remain in Snag'.vay
visiting their friends until iti-j 21st
of this month.
Mrs. Mary K. Newman and Mrs.
Paul Paint- of Los Angeles are guests
of Mrs. I'ulleu. Mrs. Newman Is *
sister of Mrs. Richardson, who owns
the .Mission Inn at Riverside. Calif.
Mrs. Pullen was a guest of Mrs.
Richardson when ;.tl the Inn. They
made the Atlin trip.
Mr. A. Silverman and daughter,
came in on the Jefferson and took
the trip to Dawson and Atlin, yes
terday. Miss Silverman was one of
the party which went to Denver Gla
cier. It is reported the party saw a
black bear on the trail as they were
going up to the glacier.
The "Semper Fidelis" club had Its
wt-nly meeting on Kriday night and
after tlie regular business was dis
cussal. a one night's outing to Den
ver Glacier was agreed upon. The
members who wish to take this trip
are requested to meet here Saturday
August 12. at two p. ra.
A jolly hunch ot girls came up
iti l! e Esteheth on its last trip. TUe>
wer <irl soouts. from Douglas, un
d*-: t: e ehipwwigt of Mrs. Pelix
tire;- They took an extended ait'
trip while in town, visited "Soapy"
Smith's grave, and enjoyed a dance
at the Golden North it the eveuug.
A pleasant outing ptrty was held
on Tuesday evening at Liarsville l'ht
Conway. Rogers. Henry and ')we:'
and Gantv families wir.h Mr. J. .Mc
Millan. J.:ne Farrellv, Penny Mulvi
hill. Doris Trick, and Hob Hodnes -»s
guest enjoyed a delightful auto trip
and a sumptuous dinner on that eve
ning.
Mr. Herb W'eeler, general mana
ger of the White Pass & Yukon
Route, who accompanied Baron
Byn» of Vimy. Hi3 Excellency, the
Governor-General of Canada, on the
special train which took His Excel
lency from Skagway, to Whlteharse,
returned to Skagway the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mre. G. V. Zinlcatl, enter
tained at dinner last Sunday at the
Golden North hotel, for a company,
who came up on the mission boat
"Lois." Those present were: Rev. S.
Hail Young D.D.. Mr. Varian 'Janks,
Kevs. David Waggoner. George Bid
and Mr. Heufieid, Mr. and Mrs. CJ. V.
Zinkan.
A number of the young people
dropped in for a social evening with
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Keller, at
their home, on Wednesday. Those
present were: Bessie Conway, Lllen
Rogers, Jack Conway, Carl Hahn,
Douglas McCaughe>. Doris Trick, lil
izabeth Madsen. The evening was
spend with music and dancing.
Mrs. A. R. Hillary chaperoned a
party of young people on a trip to
Burro creek. They went over In n
row boat on Tuesday and returned
imi Wednesday p. m. Those present
the patty were Heleu und Jean Hll
lerv. Osborne Selmer, Henley Mur
ray, and Mrs. Hillery. They report a
delightful trip and good fishing in
the creek.
A recent letter from Mr. Rasmus
iii gut# an account of the trip taken
through Italy. The folks were espec
ially impressed with Florence. A
itrike ou the Austrian railroad com
pelled them to go from Italy to Ob
jrauiaguu In Bavaria by auto, tor
[his trip they paid 300,000 kronen.
Before tne war a krone was valued
it 20 cents. •
John Hanson, son of J N". Hanson,
jnderwent an operation for periton
itis. on Tuesday of last week. Doc
:or Valens. assisted by Doctor Hen
ry, of Fort Seward, and a visiting
Dr. Campbedd, of Kansas City, per
formed the operation. The operation
*as successful and the lad is get
Jug along and it is hoped he will
toon be about.
Mrs G. V. Zinkan and .Miss Agres
Jardiur, left Skagway on Wc-dues
lay's tra.n for a trip to the Whea'on
nining country. They will leave th<i
rain at Robinson, and go in from
hat place by wagou. Miss Gardner
tas some interests in a few mining
laims. in that section and fs looking
ifter Ihi m while Mrs. Zinkan is ac
,'ompanying her.
——o— o—o
Mrs. Issabelte Creighton and Miss
I. Angus of Honolulu, were dinner
tuests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cole,
ind during the day while the Prin
cess Lou se was in port. These lad
es are n:aking an extensive trip be
'ore returning to their home. They
lave made the Taku trip, and will
•eturn by way of Lake Louise and.
ater, California.
A nun:her of Isaac Waltons e«say
;d the trip to the Upper Lake, on
1'uesday night in quest of the wlley
rout Messrs. Allen Whitfield Jag.
1 ukill. William Pries. Wm Wallace,
A. E. Kendell, Cecil Cole, Kenneth
Hannan, and Alex. Smith. All report
having caught some fish and be^ng
caught In the rain, which made the
return triD both rapid and et~y.
Several of the hiking girls made
the trip to the Devil's "punch bowl,
spending the night out In the woods.
Among those making the trip were:
Ullen Rogers, Jane Farrelly, Floris
Clark, Doris Trick, and Margaret
Calllhan. The girls started out about
six o'clock Thursday evening and
came home the iiext morning In time
tor work. All report having had a
delightful time.
Two charming youxg ladles, from
"Sunny" Ontario, California, In the
persons of .Miss Josephine Nichols,
and Miss Kubv Cowart, spent a few
days in Skagway and the interior.
They expless themselves in very high
praise of Skagway and its surround
ings and have taken all the side trips
which are accessahle by trail out of
Skagwav. They were outgoing pass
engers on the S. S. Spokane last eve
ning.
The following note in the Anchor
nge Daily Times will be of interest
to many people in Skagway:
At the home of Mrs. Max Peyser.
Saturday night her friends gave a
shower for Miss Francis Louise Ken
nedy, whose engagement to Mr. Jas
O. Truitt has been announced. About,
twenty of the popular young lady's
friends attended the shower, which
was one of the most delightful social
events of the season.
Miss Francis Kennedy will be re
memhered as the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jumes Kennedy for many
years residents of Skagway.
-o
A party of Skagway people made
a pleasure and Ashing trip to Log
Cabin and Bennett last Wednesday.
The gentlemen of tlie party stayed ai
Lob Cabin to tlsli, and all obtained
tine catches of gre'llng. The ladies
and children continued on -to Den
nett and spent several hours pleas
antly in that historic old city. Those
who spent the afternoon at Bennett
were. Mrs. C. C. Cole and children.
Virginia and Bruce, and Mrs. E. Tel
fer and daughter, Wlnnifred. The
fishermen of the purty were tho
Messrs. Cole, Boyker, Henry. Han
nan. A. C. Blanchard and Telfer.
o—o—o I
Miss (!. E. Bleckley. Mrs. Clara
Coff, Miss Laura McCoach and Miss
Clarissa Beach were a jolly bunch of
round trippers on the Princess Lou
ise. These lad es drove a Ford ,-ar
from Buffalo, N. Y . to Seattle. The
trip was made In twenty-one days
two days of which wore spent at Yel
low stone National I'ark. Tho ladies
took turns at driving and had only
three punctures in the 3.300-nille
drive across country. Miss Bleckley
is a domestic science teacher In the
Williamsport, (Ha. >, school. Miss
McCoach teaches Spanish, atid Mrs.
Coff is a commercial real estate deal
er. The ladies reported a most won
derful trip and are loud In their
praise of the treatment accorded
.them in Alaska.
Citizens of Whitehores Gather
f En Masse to Welcome Governor
General Baron Byng to Yukon
On Sunday last, Mr. Wheeler, the
;eueral manager of the \V. P. & Y.
ail way, met His Excellency at Skag
**ay and escorted the Governor's par
:v by special train to Whitehorse.
The party alighted at the famous
Wiles Canyon, and then proceeded to
iVhiteiiorse by autus, which were
jaily decorated.
Arriving at the town monument.^a
.■ery pretty sight awaited the party.
Drawn up at the monument was a
;uard of the R. C. M. P., a brave
ihowing of our evei-to-be-reinember
;d returned men. boy scouts, girl
guides, the I. O. D. E., the choir,
[own officials, and a well dressed as
sembly of the town's other loyal cit
izens.
The party seemed delighted with
the hearty welcome given them and
proceeded at* once to the monument,
which had been decorated by loving
(lands.
Mr. Robert Lowe, councillor, then
read the addres* printed below and
<uve an Interesting account of the
• ilstiiry of Yukon. His Excellency
replied in heartfelt words; the choir
accompanied on the organ by Mrs.
Smi'h sang. "O Canada" and therf
I-ady Byng was presented with beau
tiful souven.rs made by Messrs. J
liose and C. Atherton, and subscrib
ed for by the citizens, who appointed
Mrs. C. J. McLennan to perform the
pleasant duty.
Previously. Miss Sybel Martin and
little illllott Head had presented
bouquets of flowers to Lady Byng
and Lady Boscawen.
After the salute and the treaty,
singing of the National Anth'm, Bar
on Byng Inspected the guard of hon
or, the returned men, the scouts and
*■-11 •" 1 -1 — '"j'Vt—*
guides under Mr. Unswork and Mrs.
Smith and chatted and shook hands
with all the cit;zeiis, who came for
ward.
Then followed an Inspection of the
Public Library, the Barracks and the
School, where the tarty was accom
panied by Captain Moorhead, M. C.r
Mr. and Mrs. II. Lowe. Dr. and Mrs.
Culbertson, Mr. and Mrs. Galpin.
At eight o'clock, the Whitehorse
sailed for Dawson and the crowds
011 the Wharf cheered the party as
the boat pulled out, the Governor
General and his suite smiling and
waving back in response.
The day was a red-letter one. In
the history of Whitehorse. and the
citizens, who assisted to make the
proceed.ngs pass elf smoothly and
successfully deserve the cordial
thanks of all.
Mr. Lowe was chairman. Dr. Cul
bertson. secretary, Mr. Isaac Mcll
veen. decorator, and Principal Gal-]
pin, master of ceremonies.
The Address.
An address of welcome from the
citizens of Whitehorse to His Excel
lency. the Right Honorable Lord
Byng of Vitny. G. C. B., G. M. G.,
M. V. 0.. Governor-General of Cana
da.
We. the citizens of Whitehorse,
beg to offer to Your Excellency, a
loyal and heartfelt welcome to our
little town—the Gateway to Yukon.
We feel greatly honored by your
visit to this far-away part of the dear
Mother-land.
Though we are small in numbers,
Your Excellency is aware that a
large proportion of our virile pion
eers gladly seized the opportunity to
prove their love at<d loyalty to King
and Country during the Graat War.
Some have returned to ub and no\
greet you; many whoso names ar
Inscribed on the town's monumen
and In our grateful memories, ar
peacefully sleeping with their brav
comrades, Who helped to win th
Oreat Fight for Liberty and Tree
dam, under Your Excellency's mas
terful skill and courage.
Now that Peace has come we fer
vently hope Your Excellency durlni
your term of high office, will guld
the destinies of our beloved Domln
Ion, with that same brilliant succes
which characterized your effort
when leading our patriots to glorl
ous victory In the gteat struggle fo
Right.
We cordially wis*j Your Excellen
cy and Lady Byng, a long and hap
py life, sweetened by the luiowledgi
that you have succeeded in makini
for yourselves an abiding place ti
the warm hearts, not only of thi
sturdy people of this Northland, bu
in the memor.es of all, who are cltl
zens of this young and wide Oomln
ion over which His Most Oracioui
Majesty King George has been pleas
ed to place you as His Represents
We respectfully request Your Fx
cellency to assure our beloved Klni
of our Loyalty and Devotion to thi
Throne and Empire.
Signed on behalf of the eitiaeni
by councillor for Southern Yukon
Robert I.owa.
An entertainment given by the Bo:
Scoutb and Girl Guides, was given it
the N. S. A. A. hall last Wednesda\
In Whltehorse. A capital progratr
wag successfully accomplished givlnf
delight to u well-tilled room.
Captain Moorheud as chalrmat
made a short speech, settlug fort!
the object of the entertainment
namely to provide new uniforms fol
the scouts and guides, brownies and
cubs which they would wear on thl
visit of Lord Byng. The proceodi
covered all expensed and left a small
balance on hand.
The performers under the efficient
training of Mrs. Smith, (girl guides!
Miss Slmlett, (brownies andcubs)
and Mr. I nswork, (boy scouU'i, ac
quitted themselves most admirably
while Miss Deyo Puckett played
bouio very pretty piano forte selec
tions between the items on the pro
gram.
One of the very delightful fea
tures of the coining of Hlg Excel
lency, Baron .Byng of Vimy, Gover
nor-General of Canada, to Skagway
was the presentation by Wlnnifred
.Marrion Telfer of a beautiful bou
quet of choice flowers from the
Skagway gardens; the presentatloc
was made on behu'f of the Canadl
an residents In Skagway. Whet
the presentation was made. Lad)
Byng. graciously took the little glri
in her arms and kissed her, express
ing great delight In the bouquet.
FREIGHT AGENT OP
ADMIRAL LINE SAYS
HCSIXE98 IS ROOD
C. E. Five, assistant general
freight agent of the Pacific Steam
ship Co., is making the round trip
oil the steamer Admiral Watson, In
port westbound last night. Mr. Flye
Is accompunied by his wife. They
expect to stop oil at Juneau on
the return from the westward.
"The freight business to and
from Alaska has certainly sur
prised steamship officials this sea
son," said Mr. Flye last night. "It
waa generally Indicated that there
would be a business revival In
Alaska this year but the predic
tions are more than borne out by
the great amount of freight of
ferings. Especial.y Is the herring
business breaking records for
southbound cargo.—Empire.
Eversharp leads for Eversharp
lead pencils In hard, toft and indai
lible at Kellers. 25# a box.
Shave With Cuticura Soap
The healthy up-to-date Cuticura
way. Dip brush in hot water and
rub on Cuticura Soap- Then make
lather on face and rub in for a mo
ment with fingers. Make a second
lathering and shave. Anoint any ir
ritation with Cuticura Ointment, then
wa3h all off with Cuticura Soap.
Nothing better foT -sensitive skins.
ludilkilAHnKtll. AUma "Onti«r»L*V
•raiortM. Dipt 19rJbli«**l,Uui B»!d cvm
wb«r«_8©aj>26c. Ointmtat 25 and 60c. Taleuxn26«.
Cuticura Soap shaves without mu«.
i BIBLE THOUGHT
FOR TODA)
ABl'NPANTLY SATISFIED: \~
How excellent it thy loving kindness,
O God! therefore the children of men
put their trust under the shadow of
thy wings. They shall be abundantly
satisfied with the fatness of thy
house; and thou shalt make them
! drink of the river of thy pleasures,
j—Psalm 36: 7,8.
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, aa they cannot reach
the dlaeased portion oi the ■ ir. There is
only one way to cur- catarrhal dea-lmss,
and that Is by a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal ^eafneaa is mu .-d by an In
flamed condition of she i <»ua lining of
tho Eustachian Tuh< W».en this tube Is
Inflamed you have a rum >!lny h and or Im
perfect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed. D<afne»s Is •. :< result Unless the
Inflammation can be r»-du« and this cubs
restored to im normal condition, hearing
will bo destroyed forever Mnnv cases cf
deafness are caused by catarrh which Is
an Inflamed conditio? o: he mucoua rur
facea. Hall'a Catarrh M» iclne acta thru
the blood on the mircoua surfaces of the
system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars (fir
any cam of Catarrhal Deafness that canrftt
be cured by Hall's Ca\irrh Medicine. Clr»
culars free. All Dm 'ring.
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Pioneer Dairy \
H. P. 8EEMAN. Prop. {
|Hb_SANiTARY WiLK RAfsCH j
The largent and best con- f
dueled dairy In tl*ska. . 5
Dally shipment* of pure <
milk and cream to all ;
point* on W illi# Paws & ,
Yukon Route.
Phone 126 ana Kellers will do
liver ice cream Sunday In time foi
dinner. Order either a three flavot
brick of neapolitan or plain. W*
will pack It to keen for hours.
...Caribou Hotel.,
E. W. Gideon, Proprietor.
CAKCROSS, Y. T.
At the Meeting of Rail an Sail
Steamboatsl Connect Here
With\W.P. &\Y.
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Atlin.l -
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GOOD HUNTING AND FISHING AT THE DOOR
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To Ailing Women
J A Little Sound Advice Will Help
( Many a sufferer in Skagway.
No woman should consider herself
healthy and well If the kidneys are
weak. Poisons that pass off in the
urine when the kidneys are well are
retained in the body when the kid
ueys are disordered. This is true
cause of many bearing-down puius,
lameness, backache, etc. Uric poison
ing also caases headaches, dizzy
spells, languor, nerveness and rhue
matlc pain.
Wen suffering so, try Doan's Kid
ney Pills. You will get better as the
kidneys get better, and health will
return when the kidney's aro well.
Let one who has used Doan's Pills
tell you about them.
MrB. J. Malone, 2529 Kuishan St.,
Bellingham, Wash., says: "I can
hardly describe the misery which I
endured from backache. When I
washed. It felt aft though my back
were breaking In two and terrible
pains struck me In the small of my
back and nearly doubled me up. My
kidneys acted too often and my feet
bloated badly. 1 heard about Doan's
Kidney Pills and two boxes drove
the paiu out of my back and regu
lated my kidneys."
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