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^Sailings from SKAGWAY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
Sailings for Seward and Westward
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Schedule subject to change without notice
! ROY GATI.T ABOrT AGAIN
After quite a serious illness Roy
Gault was able to I* out on Sun
day for the first time, and many
friends greeted hies with the glad
hand.
It will be some days before Mr.
Gault will take hit run on the W.
P. & T. Route ajtain.
Mr. R R Peebltr came over on
the train yesterday from Carcross
Mr. Peebler report* that things are
booming along in a very encourag
ing way in the Carcross district and
that the several mining prwsperts
that are being de\*loped are all
showtng splendid results The win
ter. Mr. Peebler itated. had been
an ideal one until t week ago Sun
day. when the cold spell set In that
resulted in the me;rury dropping to
42 below. Now It is warm and
pleasant again and everything is
normal Mr. Peebltr will leave on
the Esteheth tor.'ght for a short
round trip to Juneau.
Alf Dixon, with his wife and baby,
came over on the train yesterday
from Carcross and Marsh lake Mr.
Dixon is operating a mink ranch on
Tagish lake, but i3 taking a vaca
tion for a few weeLs.
I Mrs Dixon and baby will go east
• for a visit with het parents and Mr
I Dixon will spend a few weeks with
friends in Juneau.
Seattle. Feh 14 —Message from
Pros dent Harding \nd Secretary of
State Hughes were read at a Lin
coln's Birthday banquet last night.
The banquet waj attended by a
larse nun b-i of the Lincoln clubs,
which includ.d all the prominent
Reptblicsns of Seattle.
t Thru the courtesy of sergeant
; Helms ol the cable office we have
j learned that Captain and Mrs. C A.
Hoss of Fort Seward have been
Slessed by the srriv*] of a daughter,
who •. i i'i-d the beam at 7 pounds
The litt'e miss arr.Jed early on the
i aiormrc of the 12ih and has beer
' named Mary Ellen.
' Mrs. Jack Keller and her daughter
Shirley are passengers on the Prine
oss Mary, whch will arrive at eiplu
; o'clock tomorrow norning.
\KEK DiCKENS ATE 'POSSUM
Ei j' n' Author jnj Washington lrvi"»{
D.ned With Webster m th»
Ndtioni Capital.
"1 hr\e. »;r 'jni pur. hased Ic tt>e
m&rk. l u itiiiitMiS .ij.o-.vuih" >*» wrote
Webster to In m; ami the latter'*
iih-sl, I' ■ >.ei - In March 1MJ—"an I
11 have sent H |.*iine !t> Moiiim. my
cv. »ii« »l - jT it with chestnut*
a: d tc.ke it w sweet potativs tn
j !i .e \ Irgiaia sty > It will tie sir. a
. ilivh H: fur the gods CYnie. with your
rrenii and |Mir;..Ke."*
I»icfcens ami iron? d'd partake tn
\Vo(.»te -j hou-e <•!. Connect :eat ave
mil' »i~f:.ri^ li. mill Pickens did not
[ ivilsji the i .hi es much a- h«
; rel;>lied WiHi>ln - company. In a
..ti I • r> v[»-, ts of the .-at.
tal in the « nriboltc World Margaret R
IVwning [v.} s i:n..titer Brit:-h \ is
in>r"s inrwiu.; >.u u> a ue» ilamty in
• V . ».iij .lull T! i sera} Ih IV"; aT«
! his lir>T lit* rri'n■ wuli lr\ing al the
Itotae ■ : 1'. ..ii !• :sh. i.li 11 street.
N
1 lived for n«iri} five years, in Wash
in.li.i i'i «•< i'>" every one knows
tlial George Him. : ift long lived there,
ami that Whitim.n and Burroughs
wen- In the elv venl.-e during the
same i*l\;i »sr years. I'rubahl} inos;
people kinm uNo tlia" Mrs. Slow
, rouled In rt ashitigtoii while "I nole
' Toin's OiMti" w:.> api-ear rig In the
'
di: i. tin- author ol the "South Sei.
; Id.* lis." also I M-d in Washington for
! a time. But no city really has title
| to an author until he not only lives
in It. but «rites about it. The author
of this pai«T omas all mention of
Henry At!ams and the most notable
novel of Washington life. "1 "omoc
rury"—New ioit Ketiing I'osu
H AMBON E'S MEDITATIONS
c • 1
AH HEASTJ A CENT-VAN
5AY HE. SPEC' TiMES
iSwisiE 6lT EETTUH, BUT
LAW.' T.'WtS A IN' MAK£ nS
DlFFUK'CE A'D ME NO-HOW,
CASE AHS TB'N BROKE
[All mah L i F E! f——'
i Ospyngtic 1921 &> UcOun Nmimw S<ri«*catb
Atlin Notes
The masquerade dance held IB
Pillmiir.'* hall last week was a d»
cid"d soomt In evxry *v lit cos
tumes. comic and otherwise. br r.f
well chosen and excellently mre
tained At dm time. l»«*w, I
stranger entering the ball iriRht
have been pardoned for thinking
that a free-for-all fight was In uro
gress. but It *m merely a Jart cock
tail in frevw# of manufacture. tb«
Ingredients consisting of one Zulu,
one flashily dressed negro gentle
man and his elongated wife, one
.lew trmvfcjer and one clown, to
which was added the contents of
the Jew's valise, snd some power
ful flavoring extract from Jatnaioa
i quite unintentionally contributed.
It is surmised) the whole being
thoroughly mixed ©n ihe floor The
concoction seemed to be the canse
i>f much hilarity.
The prize winders were- J V*a
Volkenhurg. Zulu C. R rriser,
Ja«: Mrs .T Rineherg. Night Jack
Tavlor and M i key Ectert Negro
lady and gentlemm: Cvril James
and J. A. Beaton, Tlarkey kids
Excellent refreshments were
served by Vrs Pilman. and were
much apprciatod ard thoronjlly en
joyed.
Oorpl. Tidd of the ROM T\ is
ertroute to Teslin >ake *o *nve«;i
pate the death of Bill Geary, who
was found dead in Ms cabin on the
Hooialinqua river some tiwe ego.
i nder more ot ler? so=l>lci< tjs cir
cumstances. He erpects to I*
n vtlin In about »er. davs Jack
Taylor intends accompanying the
corpora! a? far as Teslir. lake
pn ~ \i i> rs«w \kp
WITH GREAT rOMP
TIo*-- Feh IS—Pin? XI was
rrnwi .-ii Popt :r. Rs^ilica St. Peter's
todav amid scenes of frreat pomp
The ceremony was stiended by
princes ard MpS fljfrn.taries ot the
church. representat.res of foreign
countries and mem xr« of the Rotr
A vast assert Mace of the jwviplc
were present and vitn«?s«>e4 >he sol
emn services.
1.1 \r»KR> SA\ HARPING
F.l PC1»1ATE> 1MR1VT
miMARl SYSTEM
W'artlnfton. Feb 15 —President
Harding s declaral on in favor o!
the return to the ♦onveniion meth
ods has beer. construed by repub
lican leaders here 10 mean that the
Preside':: i> ready to repudiate the
ds'ect primary
s»ea vi.kra opr\
\\T1-TRK\T\ « AMT.UGN
Dublin, Feb. 13 —Ex-President
Devalera opened the carcpsifm todaj
against the provisional government
Devalera declared that the IRISH
PEOPLE WILL NOT ACCEPT TFK
TREATY.
MERCK TO\<; WAR RAGES
KKTVII \ CHINESE ON OUST
Seanle. Feb 15—A Tone war ii
ragine in Seattle. Sutte Sacrament<
and San Jose.
Six Chinese have been killed ir
the pac.. twenty-four hours, whirl
includes two that were killed ir
Seattle.
TVpnrirmTit of the Interior
rXITED STATES LAND OFFICE
J [mean. Alaska.
January 15, 1922
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai
the Haines Packing Company a cor
poratioti orfranizti under and bv
v rtue of the laws of the Territory
of Alaska, through it* attorney In
fart, H. Ik Kaulkser. Juneau. Al
aska, has filod application. serial
0401® for a patei.S for lands em
braced in lot 2. section 19, T. Si
S, R 60 E. Copper R:ver Merid
ian. containing an area of IS.75
acre#, under the irovision of sec
tion 10 of the act of May 14. 1?>S
J (SO Stat. 414K
Any and all perrsns claiming ad
versely any of the above land,
should file their adverse claim with
the Tnited States Land Office, at
Juneau. Alaska, within the period of
publication or t bitty days thereaf
ter. or they will be barred by the
provisions of the Statute.
FRANK A BOTI-K,
R
Hate of first pubrcation. Feb X*.
Date of lar. publication, April IS.
i
NOTICE
Potior oot jitwwnor from SKat» i. - r N r -• i
ch*rpr of our More All bill* *re pn-^clr- n '• T
receipt for MBif.
Oor pood* arp »old for CASH Account* »-»!<:• !
taoce of cnHomtr*. not with the Mpm of dflnysf t
is doe In foil whcr. the arrooot If rerdc-r-d
L. A. Harrison
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