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WH44 W1I111MIM-H-H-M-H I"I•!• t"M"l »]■»1
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WEEK IN SOCIETY
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1HE FIKST ROBIN
By StantonA. Brown.
A welcome dong of warbleil cheer,
A flash of red breast through the
air.
And on tho lawn a robin hops—
First sign that Spring is here.
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Mr. W. J. Urquhart is away for
a short vacation and rest. He will
visit in coast cities.
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Mis3 Miu'a Soworby and Mr. E.
TelfQr were Saturday evening guests
ot Mr. and Mrs. F. F. W. I.oivie.
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Major A. E. Snyder of Vancouver
came nort- on the Princess Ma
quinna and will go to Whitehorse.
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Mr. W. D. Greenottgh of Pueblo
mine is in lown and will leave by
first boat for points in the States.
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The Woman's Church auxiliary
met in the church ancex and held
a work and buaiuo.=s session on
Wednesday last
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The Methodist church will soon
be beautified by having the root'
repainted. Ther will be other im
provements as neede I.
A number of the towns people
are improving their proprty by
raising their houses and replacing
the foundations.
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Tennis seems to 1-e the popular
game of the season and many of
jboth sexes are to be seen late and
early at the court.
o—o—o
* Mrs. Dahline who visited with her
daughter Mrs. Robert Shelly, last
week returned home t<> Pennington,
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. "Robert Rrowning
are rejoicing over the advent of a
little eon. The small man arrived
on Friday ?.t seven o'clock in the
evening.
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Mr. James Wallace will go to
Seattle for a short vacation trip.
Mr. Wallace has earned a season
of rest and goes away for recrea
tion and pleasure.
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Mr. W. C. Wright returned ou
thQ Spokane on Sunday from an ex
tended visit in coast ctiies. Mr
Ik Wright spent some time in San
Francisco at the exposition.
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Dr. L. S. Keller returned home
from Haiuee on the Dolphin and
will be at home for n few days,
and will then make a vi.it to
Whitehorse.
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Mrs. Joelah M. Tanner is visit
ing In Juneau with her husband.
Senator J. M. Tanner, nnd will re
main till the close of the territori
al legislature.
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"Lucille Love, the Girl of Mys
tery," a serial play is drawing big
crowds at the P. P. P. movies this
week. The next portrayal will bo
on Wednesday of next week.
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LUlie Langtry as the leading lady
la "His Neighbor's Wife" has been
one of the many attractions at the
| Nugget this week. "The Thrust of
i Hate" has drawn a good many to
fhat popular place of amusement.
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Be sure to attend the Eagles
dance tonight. It is the last of the
season and special effort will be
made to <jl7t- all In attendance a
good time. Good music, an ex
cellent luncheon and a happy throng
of people all make for happiness.
Mr. James R. Rock left on the
Mariposa tor the westward. Mrs.
> Rock will go to Seattle on May 2nd
1 and after a visit there she will ro
' turn to Skagway and will probably
. join Mr. Rock at a later date. The
• pretty Rock residence is for rent.
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► Mr. Tony Dortero returned on
• the Spokane from Sanitarium where
J he was the guest and patient of
r Dr. F. L. Goddard. Mr. Dortero
► is In fine health and roports tho
I building up again of the hotel
and cottages recently destroyed by
fire.
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Mrs. E. J. Shaw and Mrs. W. G.
Gable were hostesses at cards the
latter part of last week at the
' homo of the former. Mrs. F. F. W.
! Lowle was t.he tropav winner, and
1 received 8 dainty pink silk waist
; r,B her reward. A tompting lunch
eon was rerved in the dining room
> which was decorated appropriately
' for the occasion. A basket of ferns
and flowers formed the center
• plM*.
Mr. aud Mrs. Prank Lucuvisli
have moved from 9th street to the
G. B. Wright cottage on 18th
j street, where they will welcome
i their friends.
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Mr. Donald A. Muirhead visited
In Whitehorse this week tho guest
nl' his brother Mr. "Gus" Muirhead.
Mr. Muirhead will leave soon for
Seattle and on his roturn will go
to Whitehorse for tho season.
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G. V. Ziukan is showing his faith
in Skagway by purchasing through
J. lkuta the F. T. lieelar property
on State and Eighth streets, and
will put it in first class shape for
tenting. Ths property was known
in the early days of the town as
the "Keelar Terrace."
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"Clean up," is a good slogan for
all irf tho spring of the year, and
then "Keep clean," should be the
watchword for the whole year. A
little care on tho part of the busi
ness men and the busy, housewife,
in regard to rubbish would work
wonders in the sanitary condition
of the town.
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Mr. Fred. Fickardi is home from
an extended trip through the west
ern and inter-moui.tuin states. A
part of tiie journey was made by
automobile in company with his
own family, his father, mother and
brother George. Mrs. Fickart and
the two children remained In
Seattle *!:)r i visit and will be home
at a later date.
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Mrs. Cornelia Tompleten Hatcher,
president of the temperance work
in Alaska, is now on her way to
Skagway where slio will on tho 13th
and 11th of May, convene the first
territorial convention of the Alaska
branch of the National W. C. T. U.
Many delegates will be present and
all Skagway should give them a
hearty welcome. Let everyone
work for the good o!' the cause.
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Complimentary to -Mr. and Mrs.
\V. H. llensen of Evanston, Illinois,
Dr and Mrs. L. S. Keller enter
tained a few of My. Hensen'a old
lime friends on Thursday night
The time was passed with music
and games. At t'.io close of the
evening, supper was served. Those
present were Mr. aud Mrs. W. C.
Blanchard, Mrs. Harriot S. Pullen,
Mr. K. B. Hannan, Mr J. M. Kel
ler and the honor guests, Mr. aud
Mrs. W. ]I. llensen.
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On Friday evening, April 30th,
Mr. James W. Pritchett will give
a.i illustrated lecture on .Mexico.
.Mr. Pritchett has lived among the
Spa:«!sh speaking people, and is well
prepared to give an able and in
teresting talk. Tae Heverend L.
it. Peder:en has prepared a hundred
lantern slides to be used in con
r.-ctioii wih the le-t'Jro. The Wo
man's Church auxiliary has the
matter in hand ami will give furth
er particulars at a later date. Go
to the M. E. church on April 30th
for a leasant and instructive ev
ening.
On Friday evening the members 1
of the local \V. C. T. I", met with (
Mrs. James R. Rock to bid her 1
goodbye and a happy voyage to '
Seattle. A few other friends were
Invited also. The Indies of the '
organization took a picnic luncheon
of ice cream, cake and coffee. The '
time was parsed with games and
reminiscenses of early days. Those
present were Mesdanies Zinkan, '
Pedersen, Iiaroid Talbot, Lucavish,
Rogers, MoCann, Conway, Dickson, I
Kennedy, Johnson, Harrison, Rock
and Miss Maloney.
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Mrs. T. A. Shorthill must have re
ceived the pen that was used in
signing House bill 52, with much
gratitudo and thankfulness. The
writer remembers when Mrs. Short
hill organized her little band of
temperance workers, and in the
i'aco of opposition and prejudice,
she held to her work and long
battled for the right, and to know
thct her's was the first organized
efforts in this,noble work, and to
see that gradually but surely this
curse of humanity is being blotted
out will be all the reward that such
a faithful heart can ask. The pen
will surely be among her most
treasured possessions. 1
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HAINES SOCIAL XOTES
On April 13th the Women's So
cial club met at tha Manse and
was called to order by the president
Mrs. Winterhorger. Among the
various business matters taken up
and discused by the members was
more definite hour for opening and
closing the meeting. The hour set I
for assembling was 2 o'clock sharp, 1
and for closing half past four ^
j *«*»» " """ "*"
lered program: Opening song. Al
.ska; a P»Per aud tr,lk Cll,.U'
.rea and available lands in Alaak.i
mitable for farming by Mr;. McRae.
Vgricultural PosshUlitles, by Mrs.
\. Harding; a musical selection,
Woodland Echoes came next; W
Experience on the Trail to t e
in Strike, by Mrs. W. V. MJ,ravJ;
Ma ska as 1 found it in 98.
klrs. Charlotte Tompkins; then a
>iano selection by Mrs. 3. H. Chisel
dosed the program. Mrs. A. Ander- ^
,on of .Fort W. H. Seward, he te,b
or the day, served a dainty re
>ast. The club will ir.ett again on
he date Bet for regular mee.ing.
he second Tuesday in May.
\S hile Mr W. C. Wright was l"|
'ciHand, during his trip to tie
Hates, he was entertained at the
,ome of Mr. and Mrs. Fred \V»
lams. Tlua pleasant affair w.s
•all Alaskan," none being present
xcept Uiosj who had spent some
ime in the far north Mr \ 1-,
lams was for a number of > • ,
onnected with the U. S. custon > .
uneau and Skagway, Mrs. Will"
s Miss Hazel Van Ue Wall made
ier home In Skagway with i'^
amily of her brother, Mr t. J
ran de Wall, and was a charming
ddition to the younger sit of a
uw years agone. Mr. and Mrs. ••
• DOBCh, Mr. and Mrs. JauicJ
Vheeler, Mr. and Mrs. George!
>aniels were other guests
Id time Alaskans. Mrs. Dosch^ was
Irs. Burt Wurzbacher, a
cr home here some years ago •
he wife of Mr. Wurzbacher, and
gain in her widowhood she was
member ol the family ot Mr. and
lrs. Frank B. Wurzbacher. > x.
'CSCh Warvlng° Mr! ^uwbncber
iev removed to Portland Mr. Dan
•1S and Miss Stella Remhnrt we
i t in Qkaeway rnd have lived .
larrled In ?kag"ay Mr a„d
n the coast ever since.
Irs. James Wheeler "j
;'entifled with the north and
cir'i** vciv several >ear».
'!,. w c. Wright needs no Intro
» >■« »■,Krf f";
ray nearly all his life, and.has
osts of fritnds here. The » jlnn 1
.enlng with Mr. and . ™* J
fas devoted to music, oanclng a
ecalllng happy, bygone days H
, needless to add that a suppr -
itting this reunion was se.\e
he hostess assisted by her r en ^
n true northern tylo. AH -
reetings to jjkagway frien
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In a letter to Mrs. L. H. ' e'°V\
nf the Territorial
e„. treasurer of U«e
•ranch of the National W t. • ^
rom Mrs. Cornelia Templeton Ha
. we note the following: ■'
^klng my -port to the S a -te
Oregon) secretary, 1 found ft* ™
6 days 1 had given 14 evua ^
jctures. 3 sermons, 6 high ^
ddresses, held 4 all da>
alf-day institutes, and
00 miles" Through overwork,
°u nines. wa8
lrs. Hatcher fell
bilged to rest. She is now in bei
sual health and doing gooO, wor
tt Alaska, having come nort 1.1"
Cetchikan and will be In SWngwa
o oreside over the conv«itltn ot
r,„ 13-14 In the same letter
\rl llateher has suggested that
fni entertaining »e'1
aany no\el ana «u
»"■ Amove «
,rly pan ot lb, ««*■ A
, Alaska's Governor, J. «•
r°m A askas wiU be 0.
itrong to Mrs. n
merest to everyone, and
.ubllshed in lull: 5
March 29. 1J1J
Irs. Cornelia Templeton Hatcher,
1550 Atlantic Street,
Seattle, Washington.
ly dear Mrs. Hatcher:
X beg to acknowledge the receipt
if your letter of March 23d, with
eference to the first Territorial
Convention of the Woman's Temper
uce Union of Alaska, to be held in
ikagway, May 13-14, 1915, and
xtendiue an invitation for nie to
.e present on the evening of May
.3 to officially welcome an crrgan
zation that stands for the best
n citizenship in the Territory.
In reply I have to advise you
hat it v'ill afford me much pleasure
o meet with you on that date if
ay official duties will permit me to
lo so, and in that case Mrs. Strong
vill accompany me. If, however, I
■an not attend, I have no doubt
hat Mr. Shorthill will be pleased
o represent me on that occasion.
We shall hope to see you when
•on reach Juneau enroute to Sitka
md Skagway.
I am.
Very truly yours,
J. .F A. STRONG.
Governor.
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KODAK YEAR BOOK FKEE
All Kodakers are invited to call
it Keller Bros, and receive the new
kodak year book. 4-21-3t.
Tile manufactureiB of tlie "PUJ
OLA'' line of Houbelxold Remedli
and Toilet Preparations are In fu
uccord with the Purt> Food Law
Besides tills their preparations ai
sold under an )rori-c-lad guarante
Once used, you will use no othe
Vour druggist will supply you. Spe
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4 Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
2 Cliina ind Cut Glass
3 Official Watch Inspector fcr the
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3 Mail Orders given prompt care
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HIGH - FRICES
FOR FINE FURS ]
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Daily shipments of pure
milk and cream to all point*
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SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS
Sailing Dates aad Steamer Sub
ject to Change Without Notlc«
ijuneau-Sitki Rnte
I Leaves Juneau for Douglas, Fun-,
Hoonah, Gyptuzn, Tanakee,!
.K.llll~- u, Chatham aid Sitka
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'v_m j
I iii iii j c i; / i / t)ita J
Leay.-s Skagrway for Haines, El- j
■ drea Hock, Comet, Jualln, Sentla- I
el Is'ind, Eagle Hirer, Douglaa j
and Juneau.
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are essential to