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WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
Jji e 16-23-30. July 7-14-21-28. Aug. 4-11.18-25
FOR
Vancouver, Victoria, Frfuce Rifcit, Seattle
V; • 11 i.■ k r w itli Fn>t C'cntinc ntal Trains
Cht\ip (Cout.d Trip Fare5 to Eastern Poir.ts
• :;<-ct Jti .y lft to August 15th
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I SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY »
—FOR— J IS
SEATTLE !°
AND
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SiiJ TIirASTKIJX AI.ASKA POUTS
S.S. City of Seattle - July 1 j
„ S.S. Spokane - July 7 ,1
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imikih;,. a<;ent skai.way, ai.ahka
Sulijprt to change without Notice.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
\\!U.N V>'I' THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. S. COMPANY
Sailings from SKAGWAY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
S.S. Jefferson - - July 3, 17, 30
Sailings for Seward and Westward
S. S. Northwestern July 10, 20, 31
K!>r.h'; l J. ' Asrnt IMione «« SKAtiWAY, ALASKA
Si-!ifdule subject to change without notice
LOCAL NOTES
' Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Gruy of Haines
stopping at the Golden North, are
on their way to spend the summer in
Fairbanks.
Mr. Geo. T. Coffey ot Dawson left
on the Jefferson afier spending sev
eral day in Skagway, making his
home at the Golden North hotel.
Miss Katherine Merwin of Seattle,
and Mrs. F. L. Harland of Minneapo
lis, Minn., have returned from At
liti and are guests at the Pullen
House.
Mr. J. W. Cragg of New York
City, a young gentleman, making
a tour of the world, who litis been re
siding at the 1'ullen House, is on his
way to Dawson City.
Miss Adelaide Whitman of Pasa
dena. Cal.. who has been spending a
Iyear in Sitka, lias been for the past
week at the Pullen House and will
be leaving for tlia southland on the
15th iust.
Mrs. Mary McKlveen and Miss
Marguerite McKlveen and Misses
Helen and Klsie Olson of Denver,
Col., are guests at the Golden North
having just returned from a de
lightful trip to Dawson and Atlin.
The S. S. Juneau, one of the big
freighters of the Alaska S. S. Co..
arrived with a large cargo of freight.
The freight is destined for Skag
way and interior points and consists
of livestock and explosives, as well
as merchandise of all description.
Miss Kuia Wood and Miss tler
trude Kherlv of Portland. Ore., have
been guests at the Golden North
(since the 30th of June. They are in
terested in educational work in Port
land. Their stay in Skagway is in
definite—they are delighted with the
wouderful scenery .
Mrs. C. A. Keeder, llouita aid
Claude Iteeder of Tacoma. Wn.. Lave
been gnests at tlio Portland House
for a week and have taken the At
lin and other trips. Both the child
ren are talented and Miss Bonita
Iteeder lias entertained with deligiit
I ful selections at I lie Portland and
Pulleu Houses. The Heeders will
leave on the Princess Alice together
with Miss Hutchings and Miss Ilren
dlo and will spend several days in
Vancouver on the return trip.
Any party who would be iiiteust
cd iu taking an Kutopeau Trip next
summer—season ol —should
communicate with Miss Alma Austin,
Sierra Apts., of Ljs Angeles, Cal.
Miss Ausiin has a splendid trip plan
ned for visiting seven countries and
the battlefields with a total cost of
but SI'5 (everything included). Next
year will be given ihe Famous Pas
sion Play, occuring only every ten
years, and this will be an especially
propitious year to visit Europe. The
trip covers three months' time and a
delightful time is inevitable.
London. July 1.—A bronze statu.:
of George Washington the original
1 of which stands in Richmond. \"a..
was unveiled at Trafalgar Square
, on Friday last.
The statue is the gift of Virginia
! to Creat Britain.
ALASKA CAULK l)U\V.\
UKTWKKX SlTIi A-SKATT LF.
A break in the cable between Sit
ka and Seattle 011 Saturday lias cur
tailed the news. Sergeant llelm.
| has received no Intimation as to
when it would be up again and the
1 whereabouts of the cable ship Burn
side is unknown. *•
There will be a radio service if
the break is not repaired soon.
ALPINK PICNIC CALLED OFF
Owing to the arrival of the Ju
neau, Kstebeth and Jefferson today,
the Alpine picnic to Smugglers' cove
has been called off as many of the
members will be unable to attend.
Due notice will be given when the
picnic will occur which will be in the
near future.
col,. STEESE OF A. 15. COM.
ARRIVES FROM HAINES
Colonel Steese, head of the Alas- ]
Ku Road Commission was an arriv
al on the Estebeth and is in confer
ence with officers and members of
the Alpine chib relative to a fool
bridge over the Skagway river to'
connect with Smugglers' cove.
The Colonel wired up to have a
rodrnan and a man with a pick and |
shovel ready to accompany the par
ty "over the proposed route.
X O T I C E
There will be a special meeting
of the Skagway Band tonight at Fire
men's hall, at S o'clock sharp. Don't
bring your horns.
By order of Band Master,
Gene Smith.
Dreamland
What words could tell, what pen
proclaim
Tho wondrous magic of tliy name,
Alaska, land of hopeful dreams?
Thy snow-capped hills with ven
dure green.
In lands below, unheard, unseen.
Are pictures for the artist's
screen.
While robust health is soon fore
told
In murmuring breezes, kind yet
bold.
The wunderlust at last is quelled
Before Alaska's subtle spell.
Beatrice Evelyn Austin.
EDITORS NOTE.—T li e above
poem was composed after a short
residence in Skagway and shows that
Miss Austin is a talented young lady
and destined to make a name ;n the
world. Mis Austin Is on the writing
stall' of "The Reason," a maga/.iue
I published in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hannan are
rejoicing over the arrival of a little
daughter.
Miss Hannan was born yesterday
about noon at the White Pass hos
pital. and both mother and daugh
ter are doing line.
The little Miss tipped the scales
at eight pounds.
I'RINCKSS A LICK W ILL ARRIVE
TOMORROW MORMNti AT *:<>(!
Ilal Johnston, Skagway agent for
the C P. U. has received advices
that the S. S. Princess Alice would
arrive tomorrow morning at eight
o'clock. The Alice has two hund
red and twenty-live passengers and
two hundred tons of freight for this
port.
(Continued from Page 1)
lars.
There were three other bouts be
l ween local lovers of the manly urt.
The second bout wns between Jnck
Kckert and C. H. Hirschberg and was
a last round.
The third was between Maxwell,
a soldier from Fort Seward, and
Fred Campbell also a soldier from
the Fort. The boys showed great
skill with the gloves and the referee
declared the bout a draw.
Jtid Matthews and ISob Wright,
a pair of local heavyweights, then
put on the mitts and showed that
both men were up in ring tactics and
offered a good exhibition. This was
also declared a draw with honors
even.
All in all the boxing was fast and
snappy and many of our citizens hope
that we can have them repeated.
The tennis tourney created a great
deal of interest and was continued
from Saturday until Sunday, when
the last events were played off.
Following is a summary of the
events:
Men's Singles Tlrst Round.
.lack Conway beat C. Wells. 6-0—
C-3.
I!. Wright beat C. it. Miller, C-3
i—6-4.
I„. II. Johnston beat O. Selmer Jr.
6-4—6-2.
K. Ilannan beat K. Halm, 1-G—
6-3—fi-2.
F. Iilancliard beat O. Selmer Sr.,
M'CI till I ISollllU.
F. Blanchard. ti-1, I,. H. Johnston,
6-3.
K. Tolfer vs. B. Wright, postponed
acet. niln.
K. 11 :i 1111 a ii beat J. Conway, 6-0—
6-0.
Men's Doubles, First Itound.
F. Blanchard ard O. Selmer Jr..
beat P. H. Canty and 0. Selmer Sr..
6-2—7-5.
| L. H. Johnston and K. Hannan.
beat J. Conway and K. Halm, 6-:<—
6-3.
G. H. Miller and E. Telfer, beat
B. Wrtght and C. Wells. 6-1—6-2.
Second Round.
G. H. Miller and E. Telfer to play
F. Blanchard and O. Selmer.
L. H. Johnston and K. Hannan,
bye.
Ladies Doubles.
Virginio Selmer and Birdie Sel
mer beat Mrs. P. H. Ganty and Mrs.
A. C. Blanchard, 6-0—6-1.
Delia Rapuzzi and V. Talbot, beat
Verne Miller and Katherine Ilahn,
6-4—6-4.
Mixed Doubles.
K. Ilahn and Vivian Talbot, beat
Delia Bapuzzi and O. Selmer Jr.,
6-3—6-0.
Birdie Selmer and O. Selmer Sr.,
beat Bob. Wright and Verne Miller,
6-4—6-3.
E. Telfer and Mrs. Ganty to play
Mrs. \V. C. Blanchard and K. Han
nan.
The outstanding games will be
played off during this week, and
weather permitting all finals will be
played on Saturday or Sunday at the
Elks' court. 1
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