tnnnmmmtmrn immmnH
i The Week In Society §
At her attractive homi. Mrs Mar
tin Conway entertained charmingly
with a bridge tea last Saturday af
ternoon. An abundance of flower*
were used In decorating the spacious
rooms. Favors at bridge were won
by Mrs. James H. Smith and Mrs
John G. Blanchard. Tea was served
at small tables aftet the play.
The guests were: Mrs. E. Telfer.
Mrs. K. Hannan. Miss Elsie Good
ger, Mrs. F. SuCfecool. Mrs. Helen
Lynch, Miss Kate Lynch, Mrs. A. C.
Blanchard. Mrs G. H. Miller. Mrs.
L. II. Johnston. Mrs. P. H. Ganty,
Mrs John G. Blanchard. Mrs R. G.
Henry, Mrs E. H. Owens. Mrs. C. C.
Cole. Mrs. \V. (' Blanchard. Mrs. E.
Callahan. Miss Marguerite Callahan.
Mrs M Smith. Mrs W J. Mulvihlll.
Mrs. K. J Van de Wall. Mrs. L. C
Gault. Mrs E J. Shaw. Mrs. E. Mof
fat. Mrs J. M. Keller. Mrs. James
H Smith, of Wenutchee. and Mrs E
F W. Lowle. of Edmonton.
Two enjoyable dances were given
during the week. Monday evening's
pleasant affair was held at the A.B.
Hall and the crowd was composed
largely of passengers from the Jef
ferson. The second dance was giv
en on Wednesday evening at the
White {'ass Club hall, and was large
ly attended by passengers from the
Princess Alice. A number of local
people were also present at both
dances. The mid-week dances dur
mg this summer h*ve proved very
enjoyable and popular, and the two
dances this week were no exception j
Mr. and Mrs. F V W. Lowle. and
son. Ralph, who visited for a few
days in Skagwav. left on the Jeffer
son for Juneau. After spending a
short time in June&u. they will re
turn to their home !n Edmonton. Al
berta. The I.owles wore formerly
Skagway residents
Mrs. Mux Meek Smith and her
two sons. Jack and Pan Kirnis. n
on the Princess Alice. Thursday.
They will motor sojth from Seattle
to Santa Anna. California, where
the two boys will attend school. Mr.
Smith will join the family later in
the fall.
Mrs. James II. Smith of Wenat
chee. who has been visit ins her v
ents. Mr and Mrs. VY. J. Mnlvihill.
for several weeks, return. .1 son i .
the Princess Alice. Thursda
Miss Sadie Burke, who has been
in Skagway for the p.i-i f< » ' «>n
returned south on the last JefU rson.
Miss Burke is going to Calgary. B C
Mrs. Howard Art ley 11.1 M
Mortal, lel'l on Tii.jrsday l.< :
the I^ake Atlin trij T.iey «
turn to Skag»a> on Mow! r.
Mr. and Mrs Hubert Ci
as house guests tl'is wi
ry Lucas and son. Marry. .lr .
neau.
The Hallies' Masonic I'!::
ing a dance and bamiuet it ••
way Masonic II:.I1 for >■'
their puests.
Mrs. U S. Keller 1
six week's trip to the Sl.it. •
Princess Alice, on -i. 1
The Alpine Club ■* t
nett will lie held lievt S. • i .i \
ust 27th
Mr and Mrs. I' t> h.
spent a few days of the r
seeing the sight- around T.ik
\E\V omeKRS KLUTEl)
KOK KCTfHIK.U n.rit
The oommerr .il club of Ketchikan
has elected the following executive
hoard J. C. Barber. W. A. Bryant.
H. C. Nunian. A. K l-arson. N. R
Walker. M J Heneghan. H. C.
Strong. Edward G. Morrissev. Fol
lowing the meeting, the executive
board met and elected officers as fol
lows president. J. S Rarber; vlce
l resident. M. J. Heneghan; secre
tary. tieorge WooarufT: treasurer,
A. R. Larson.
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sunday service will be held at
11:00 a. m. In the morning In the
church Kdiflce of Christian Science
Society of Skagway, corner of Main
street and Fourth avenue.
Christian Science Subject:
••Mind."
Sunday School at 12:15.
The Public la cordially invited.
URST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Reverend K. L. Wlnterberger,
B. D. Paator.
Morning Worship with Sermon by
the Minister. The sermon theme
will he: "A Rascal Illustrates a
Creat Truth." Jesus gathered his
illustrations from all walks of life
Come and consider ihls one.
Sunday School at 12:15.
Evening Worship at S:00 P. M.
Three men Profesa their alleglence
to Jesus. The mat ner of His deal
ing with them will be discussed in
the sermon. Are you one of the
Three? Come and see
Wednesday Prayer and Praise ser
vice. 8:00 P. M.
Friday Afternoon the Indies will
meet for the organization of a Mis
sionary Society. All are invited
The meeting will be held in the So
cial Centre.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Father Kdgar Gallant.
Pastor.
Fl'LL GOSPEL MISSION
Sixth Avenue Ea.it of Broadway
Bible Study Claas
We believe In the Bible doctrine
ot experimental salvation, as taught
by the leading men ot all Protes
tant churches, and that the blood
ot Jesus cleanses from all sin.
Welcome to any of the services.
Sunday morning, 11 o'clock.
Sunday School. 3: SO.
Sunday evening, 7:30.
Thursday evening, 7:10.
Reverend W. H. Shoemaker,
and wife, In charge.
riKKS III RSIMi STI1.I.
i\ ki.om.iki \ \ii:\
The tires w hit'll swept i1 e K11• • ,!
.alley above the Kournier
»nd past the Girl Guide p
within a hundred feet or l > )
Bill Irish" bridge. is still
iteadll.v Its progress t > . 1
iridge and the slough w >1
nop because of change o' t!
>ut It may resume progress in t
lirection at any time, should t'
wond change. The flames
jumped the Treadgold dilch. and • ;
■unninK up the hill, where t'v
nave full sweep on the divid 1 • i
»wn Allgold and Hunker, ml ti:.
■each the pole line in that t
Should they spread again nr>
."alley and not be stopptil the-.
*111 wipe out the governm- •
ind the intake of ihe ditch.
•ause heavy slides alone t
ind costly Rock Creek r c!
lestrov the several summer
md the cabins at the mout
lock. The Bold commission
Sober! L. Allen, timbe- ins; •
endent, visit the scene afott
endent. visit the scene of t' e
esterdav. and again today. T! ■ •
urere both back in town this aft
loon consulting Willi the gold
niasioner, and discus:- iu t -
ion. but at time of going to prcs
lad not decided whether or not t.
tend out men to attempt to i
'
ieves the tires possibly co:ild
liveried to some extent ev. : ;i n.
>ntire|v stopped
(iis s\\ \\SO\ IHM>.
Gus Swanson. old time \la
iged 54. died yesterday at the si
>rnment hospital of pneumonia
leceased was formerly it
ploy of the Alaskan Knginer
Commission and until his . Iran,
into the hospital was a miviber <■
ihe bridge gang at Mile ;7">
The Otis lake summer re«>rt -i
Anchorage has been re-opened for!
the season. There is a dancin pa
vllion there, and refreshments arc
served An auto road leads from tli
city to the lake, where it is said,
there are excellent places for swim
mlng.
W. C. Waters of Wrangell, who!
has the Wrangell-West Const ma :
route, has put a Ford truck on the]
Sulzer portage. The lirst trip w
made In a half hour despite the
fact the route Is a corduroy one four
mtle9 In length.
A verdict oi not guilty was returr
ed by the jury in Ketchikan in tIn
case of the United States acainst |
Mrs. E. G. Grabbe. charged with vio
lation of the Alaska Rone Dry Law.
Mrs. Grahhe was jointly indictee!
with her husband, but a severance j
was made in the case. Chas. H. j
Cosgrove was counsel for the dt-|
feaoe.
CANADIAN PACIFIC TO ENTER
NEW BOAT ON ALASKA ROUTE
(The Vancouver Daily Province t
At high tide on Monday. August
British Columbia's shipbuilding
Itisitry will put another feather in
cap with the Uunchinfi of the
splendid passenger and freight
■Jteatv.shlp Princess Louise, for the
coast*ri*e fleet. The ship will he en
tirri\ a Hritish Columbia product.
Site will cost a miMion and a half
Shipyards Limited at
\,>rth Vancouver, have expended
e'ort to build a vessel that
" !l pro\e to the world that British
"'utnbia rati turn out as artistic and
■ ronstriiriion of ihe Princess
- Merest ihst iho mere addi
or pa: >•< tiger Bcimw
if Iff she is finished rests
t* i• ~ If sl.e is as satisfac
< .ii' : i h I ht'ir orders, even
and fastest vessels
Kis^^t (tf Fleet.
a led on the Par fie
She
'k> ■■
ills Victoria, Swan Hunt
atost British
All III if <\>lnml>ia.
;»wi province. The hull, of I
is Wallace yard's workman-,
the same place. The woodwork is
nil from the Wallare joiner shop,
and 100 skilled caipenters and join
its are now engaged The electric
wiring is by a Vancouver firm; the
wrought iron grill and rail work is
from New Westminster. The glass
is supplied from Vancouver, the
leaded pieces being made at city
shops.
When completed the Princess Lou
ise will have room# for S00 passen
gers. including 44 seconds. There
is accommodation in the great din
ing saloon for 140 persons at a sit
ting. An innovation in coastwise
passenger ships is separate second
class dining and smoking rooms
The lifeboats are swong on Stew
ard davits, and there is a refrigera
ting plant sufficient for a carload of
perishables. The freight depart
ment is provided with powerful der
• s. one with a lifting power of j
15 tons.
>pionnt<iij r imsniii.
Mr. R All. B S. C . a well-known
Scoii I: designer and formerly chief
draftsman for Fairfield's, Glasgow. is
head designer of the vessel for the
\\ allace Company Mr. F Gilder
sleeve. who did much of the splen
did interior decorating of tfee Hotel
Vancouver, is the architect in charge
of the interior decoration. It is be
lieved. when completed, that the
vessel will present one of the most
it tractive and artistic interiors of
;iii> ship on the coast
The main entrance is solid pol
s!ed panelled walnut, the cabins.
■\!.ite enamH with mahogany trim
tu:: - The dining-room will be
ii»: 1.1 oak. with the stairway leading
to !;irge open sitting rooms and
writing saloons, all of polished ma
hogany. A large, handsomely de
signed built-in buffet will occupy
part of one end of the dining-room. J
The leaded lights will include Brit
ish Columbia scenes and sprays of
British Columbia's Dower, the beau
tiful dogwood blossoms. Mr. Oil
dersleeve is already receiving con- j
iratulations on the beauty of the !
decoration scheme he has prepared '
or the ship.
r A V allacr head of the ship- '
building company, is not saying any
titig at all. excepting that he is see
ing that the best is going Into the
• ^ssel. and he is confident that when
; c sees her slip down the ways, he
have given to the Pai ific one of
stoutest and handsomest ships
the entire coast.
, It is understood that Captain Sua
ter. now master of the steamer Prln
i-ess Alice, and one of the most high
\ recorded navigators of northern
. oast waters, will be given command
of the Princess Louise when she goes
. :ssion. and Chief Rngnieer
lVu crew, now of the Alice, will
have charge of the machinery de
partment.
The Princess Loa:se will be on
the Southeastern Alaska to Vancou
ver run next year, taking the place
. f the Princess Rnysl With the en
trance of the new Louis'- on thf
r mi. Skapway and other routhosst
rrn Alaska towns will be served
by a boat that is second to none on
th ^ Pacific Coast, if not on either
coast
UJI VKS FROM l>\\\s<>\
s in tliiit- thrro days His
.* to Hurricane. TO miles.
netjvo Ho will remain In this vi
■
• ■■ports to fish for the local market.
M \\ IIIM OVKUY 1\
(.IKn\V<M>n msmiOT
T' ■■ irttdwood district is still hold
ing the intention of the mining men
of Southwestern Ainska. l.a<( week
Ja,-k !"| :> tr . k. Ja.-k Smith. Andy
M ils and Jon Buss, brought to An
chorage some very rich ore that was
■
watershed of the Eagle River at the,
"
of rock is tnent ioned as resembling
the samples seen in jewelry shop
windows.
Xine persons were tried in the I
Oor.imissioner's court in Ketchikar
and found suilty r.f illegal fishing, j
that is. seining inside the 200-veard
limit at the mouth of the creeks. I
Dr. E. E Henderson, a noted sur
reon of Chioapo and head of the Nor
wegian Deaconesses Hospital there,
vnssed throuph Juneau «>ti the North
western Friday nipht last
Pi Henderson was huntinp bip
rame in the hiph mountains adjacent
o Mi. McKinley Park While not
serurinp as larpe heads of pame as
ie decided, he reported having ar.
^vcellent trip, and experts to return,
trith friends for a lenpthier hunt
next summer
John Grote. well Vnowr. Alaska
mininp man. arrived on Monday's
[rain from Anchorapr. and left Wed
nesday moraine, '"fit John Andre*
actinp as puide. for an extensive trip
into the interior.
HOW TO RK P»>Pl l.AR.
Here are ten rules that will insure
your popularity if you follow them
I.—Mind Your Own Business
II—Mind Your Own Business.
III—Wind Yonr Own Business.
IV.—Mind Your Own Business
V—Mind Your Own Business
VI.—Mind Your Own Business
VII.— Mind Your Own Business
Y1U —Mind Your Own Business
IX.—Mind Your Own Business.
X.—Mind Your Own Business
James S. Kennedy manaper for the
Wm. H. Clayson store in Anchorspe.
has been in Chickaloon most of this
week transacting business for the
Anchorage store.
Frstanud CW«
Eastea
Ska(*v Aarla. N*. ».
Fraternal Ordar o<
K.arim. mr+t the flm
tsdrnM \|«<dn.wday nlfht of »aoh
month at ttortr hall on Fifth * <*■
nnn. Vidtlni brother* cordi*Hf tn
vitrd to attend.
• M. E. ROGERS, W. P.
J. M. GH«h»<h, Sec'y.
rioixwj of Alwk*. l£loo Xo. IS,
meet in A. R. Hull first Monday ia
fwry month at 8: XO p. m.
Visiting brother* cordially »»l
come. J. C. PHELPS, Ser'y.
Naomi No. ft,
3. E. S.. ffifftt la M*
xmic hall, first and
Jiln) Friday, of each
month, at 8 o'clock Vic
Iting members welcome.
Oharrle Marie Spark*.
Worthy Matron.
Yircinia Snffocool, Secretary.
Tate Grove'* I.AXTTTVE BROMO
QnxrVE tablets. The gerotne bears
the •ignature of E. W. Grove. 30c.
To Core a CoT« tii One Pay
NOTICE
When you want anything moved
Trunks, Baggage or anything else.
Call up the John Williams, 1*. S.
Transfer Co.
Also Wood and Coal for sale
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of Mrh month at * o'clock.
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JOKX N. HAVSKN. W >1
T. J. Stftadifih. S#»crrfjiry
Home Made Candy Shop
J GLADYS SIMMONS. Propnetr«<
4 Latitrxi* 71 Dipm *'«*•<»»■. *1C0 Fm
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3 TAKE A SOUVENIR BOX HOME
I ..Rochester Hotel..
A. Ryutogi. Prop
All Modern Conveniences
Corner King Street and Second Ave.. D AWSON. Y.T
Seven-PawMiper McLnnphlin Buick Car Service
Attention
Tourists...,
WHEN IX WHTTKHORSK
--CITY CAFE '•
GOOD EA TS
l-rvrtrns. short orTOlHs. ami n i l. mi \i.s sfr\th
Ocorsre Yashidn. Proprietor
AliSO MA>'A«;KR OF THI
Caribou Hotel Dining Room
CARCROSS, T. T.
JUST A REMINDER- WE DO FIRST t l.\s< nKlXTTN"<
I White Pass & Yukcn Route
TTMK TAB1.K NO. <T.
Daily pt^pt SucdRT
No
1, X. Bound
1 st Class.
9 SO a. m. Ijeavp?
11:55 %. m. "
1:30 p. in. "
8:06 p. in. "
6:25 p
Xo U. N. Bom >1
14 .Omo
SKAGWAY Arrlres 4 JO p m.
WH11> PASS Ijfsrp* ? 00 P m.
BENNETT " 1:45 p.m.
CARCROSS " 11:60 a.m.
H HITKHORSE •• e JO a m.
Paasenpers niufit t># at the depot In lime to hsve Bscrsce In
spected. and checked. Inspection Is stopped thlrtr minute* hefnr*
leaving time of tratna.
160 pounds of Baccafre will he checked free with each foil fat*
ticket, and ?S pounds with each half fare ticket.
Arrive*