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II. \V. OiiliMHi, Proprietor.
CARCROSS, Y. T.
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Masonic Order Has
Splendid Quarters
The masonic banquet on Satur
day night was one of the most nota
ble affairs in many years.
A larf.e number of the fraternity
from Haines and Fort Seward as well
as a number from along the line of i
the \V. l\ & Y. lloute combined with
the Skagway members both of the i
masonic order and the Eastern Star/
liiied the spacious' bail banquet I
room and lounge rooms to their ca-j
After the regular order of husi-1
ness was gone through with by tlie j
Masons which was started at six j
o'clock iii the afternoon the members
adjourned to the banquet rooms and
there the real events were staged.
A musical program was gone thru
with and was most enjoyable. The
program was under the management
of a committee composed of Roy
Gauit. Arnold Gutfeld and Dan Mc
Donald.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Smith. Miss
Berdie Selmer. were the vocal artists
and their numbers were enjoyed and
heartily encored to which all res
ponded generously.
.Miss Verne Miller rendered sever- j
al dainty and well executed num
bers on the piano and Oscar Seinier.
Mrs. Bessie Smith and Miss Berdie
selmer played a trio that was most
thoroughly enjoyed. Professor Sel
mer is always a favorite with his
Cremona and Mrs. Bessie Smith with
her banjo delighted the audience
while Miss Selmer was perfect on the
piano.
Dancing was in order and the new
waxed and polished floor of the hall
was tilled with happy dancers until
after eleven o'clock, the lloor was
then cleared the tables were brought
in and in a few minutes they were
covered with white and spotless
cloths and tiaperv and a feast "fit
for the Gods" was spread and the
joyous guests were seated for the
repast.
Music for the dance was furnished
by Professor Selmer, Mrs Jack Kel
ler, P. 11. Ganty. Fred Tanner. Gene
Smith. Roy Gatilt and Jack Keller
and was good and snappy all the
time.
The refreshment committee which I
consisted of Mesdames J. X. Hanson,
Robert Eville, A. E. Kiudeli, Bessie
Smith and W. S. Sparks had cer
tainly done their work with the re
sult that there never was a more
bounteous supper served in Skag
way even in its palmiest days.
The whole affair was under the
supervision of that prince of enter
tainers, Frank Webster and there
was not a moment lint something was
doins.
During the supper Judge Stout
was called upon and in a neat and
(•lever speech called Captain Harris
to his feet and on behalf of the
Haines .Masonic Club presented the
Captain with a beautiful masonic
ring. This was done as an appre
ciation of the good work Captain
Harris had done while in Alaska in
furthering the Masonic Club in ac
quiring the site and the building for
their home which is now about to be
erected. Captain Harris replied in
fitting words and expressed his ap
preciation of the gift and the good
feeling which it denoted.
After a social session and general
conversation which lasted until long
after midnight the guests took their
leave each one more than pleased
with the evening's entertainment and
voting the Eastern Star and the Ma
sonic order ideal hosts and hos
tesses.
So mote it be.
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SEE mVHroltK 1AIJ.S
A company consisting of Itev. and
Mrs. Winterberger, Mr. and Mrs.'G.
V. Ziukan, Miss Elsie Goodger, Hon-]
aid Winterberger and Rodney Johns
ton. took the train on Tuesday morn
ing to Pitchfork Falls and hiked |
back. They report a most nnjoyable
day, with splendid opportunity to j
view the great canyon from the Falls
down to ltocky Point and a most en
joyable days outing. Trips like
this are open to tourists and will af
ford them a better opportunity of
seeing the country and spending a
profitable day than in almost any
other way, provided tliev enjoy
walking where walking is'e'isy.
WOMEN'S 01X1$ OUTING
.v complete success
The picnic dinner on Brooklyn
Heights given by the Women's club,
for ti^e members and their families,
was one of the pleasant outings of
the year. Almost one hundred and
seventeen plates of tempting fare
and many more refreshing cups of
coffee were served. Cafeteria Style,
and then a pleasant hour was spent
by the adults in conversation while
the children roamed the surrounding
hills.
Tlie weather was perfect and the
view of the harbor, mountains and
town never appeared to better ad
vantage. Every one returned ta the
busy city with evident reluctance
and much regret was expressed that
this was the last social evening for
the year to be given by the club.
Men's and
Young Men's
Stylish Summer
Hats and Caps
AT NEW AND LOV/ER PRICES
Wo have just unpacked a shipment of new Summer Hats and
Caps in the smartest models and eolofs.
In tills assortment you'll flnd just the Ilat or Cap in Stylo and
color that will please.
CAPS - - $2.85 and $3.00
HATS - ■ $3.75 and $4.50
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..Rochester Hotel..
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All Modern Conveniences
Corner King Street and Second Ave., DAWSON, Y.T*
Seven-Passenger McLaughlin-Buick Car Service
1 Californiaris Seek
Pleasure In North
A distinguished party of tourists
from California arrived last night,
after a return trip to Dawson, White
horse, Carcross and Atlin.
The party arrived on the first trip
of the Princess Royal and will re
turn by the same ship oil Thurs
day.
All of the party are enthusiastic
over their travels in the north anji
speak in highest terms of their treat
ment at every point. Transporta
tion companies as well as t.-e 'peo
ple have done everything jiossible
to,make their trip a pleasant one.
The personnel of the party fol
lows:
Mr. and Mrs. I.enk of Los An
geles, where Mr. Leak is president
of the New Market Co.; Count and
Countess Lowenherger, of St. Hele
na. but whose former hotr.e v.-as
Switzerland: Mr. and Mrs. J. Fisher
of San Francisco, Miss Bessie Rat
trey, a noted sculptor an<^ artist of
Los Angeles, who is now oil-her way
to China: Miss Theo. M. 'Woodruff.
R. N. superintendent of tho "famous
Almuson Sanitarium at Alhambra,
and last but not least the Peanut
King of California, Mr. C. II. Rhul
of Alhambra. where he operates one
of the largest peanut ranches in the j
world.
The party are guests of the fal
len House.
LOCAL NOTES
Mayor Christ Compton or Glacicr, ]
was a week end visitor to Skagway,
having run down on Saturday after
noon.
Captain K. R. Paykull, who oper
ates a motor launch and is also a
big rancher on Pyramid harbor ar
rived in Skagway last night.
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Attention
| Tourists
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GOOD EATS
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Qeorge Yashida, Proprietor
§ ALSO MANAGER OE THE
Caribou Hotel Dining Room
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Captain Paylcull is considering
placing his launch on the excursion
run out of Sagway and if satisfac
tory arrangements can be niado will
establish his summer headquarters
here and take tourist parties out on
the several sight seeing motor boat
trips.
Uvea, Burro Creek, Chilkoot In
let, and Fort Seward, Haines and
Davidson Glacier, are among tho
ports that C;:;itain Paykull expects
to make.
Captain Paykill Is a guest of '.ne
I'ullen House.
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work for lue. I have been entirely
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I know from experience, there is
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