Imimim
JAMES D. HERIOT.
Corpora!, Company I, 113th
infantry. j
Corp. Ill riof. who lived near j
Providence. S. w as decorated :
for conspicuous bravt ry. i\ <ult
injt in his death. at Vsux-AiuIIr- :
ny. J-'ranee. October 12. IMS.
Corp. Herl>»t. with four other ]
soldiers, organized a combat j
irroiip. and attacsed au enemy ]
machine 1:1111 nest which h:t«l j
been intlictin^ luavy casualties j
ou his company. In the ml- :
vaniv two of bis men w re :
killed, ami bccau-e of heavy t.re
from all sal.-s. tti»- riiaaini.is j
two S<ii;-.t.r shelter. L"i>:..ilU'fUl
of th.- hazard attached to his •
mission. O'l";. H i >r. with fix-.'d j
bayonet, aloue charged toe ma- i
chine iimbim: his way j
through the fire a distance :
of thirty y; rds. nt.d the
enemy to surrender. tuning this i
exploit lie received several j
wounds in the arm. and Inter in '
the same day. while charging ]
another nest. lie was killed. J
JEWS NOT EASILY CONVERTED j
Strmon to Which They Were Annually j
Forced to Listen Failed of Its
Purpose.
In John Evelyn's diary of January
7, 18-J5. there is a notation of a pecu
liar ceremony which seems to have
been of annual occurrence at Koine.
It was a sermon preached to a com
pulsory con^recutiiiu of Jews, with a
view to their conversion. Mr. Evelyn
says "they arc constrained to sit till [
the h»»ur is don>\ hut If Is with so ;
tntich nutllce in rh»>!r countenances, !
splttins. humming i-o-;i'M:r* ind nu>- !
tlon. that It is almost impossible they I
should hear a word from the preacher. ,
A conversion i< very rare."
The Zionist movement. which has ■
gone on for years ami r- ■ ••ive.i a new j
Impetus by th chans- s made in mid- J
die Europe as n result > f the world !
war was ouii.iied in a i.;ni written
by Robert i'.r.iv i.iri.- duriit his resi
dence in Italy, probably attaint the mid
dle of the nineteenth century. He
culls It "II.-ly Cross I»ay."
FOLKS WE ALL KNOW
I
Quick, rescue th(> Family Snlffhound
before the Grouch tunis and Bites
him. The Women and Children are
all Safe In the Kitchen. After he has
Spoiled the Day for the family, the
Crouch will go Down Town and take
the Joy out of Life for Everybody he
nievt-:. The Grouch should be Interned.
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE SO. 43
Daily Except Sunday
>0. 1. N. Bound
1st Class
9:Uf» a. m. Leaves
12:OS p. m. •»
12-45 p. m. "
1:40 p. .m "
3:20 p. ni. "
5:50 p. in. Arrives
. 1
8KAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOG CABIN
BENNETT
CAKCKOSS
WHIXEHORSE
'■y-ik. -
Arrive*
■t
ft. 8. Bono
1st Oh—
4:5$ p. SO.
2:3» p. sa.
3:20 pi. m.
1:6» ^ m.
11:48 >. m.
9:00 a. au
Passenger* must be at dept.* in time to hurt B*HK1 tar
•pected anil checked- ln*i>eotlo» la stopped 80 «twWl tMfW^
leaving time of trains.
150 poinula of baggage will b) checked free wltfc •** t*S
fare ticket and 75 pounds wit* each half far* ticket.
Charles Nye of the Home Power
Co., is honso from, a visit to Jun«au.
0—0—0
J. P. Whitney of White-horse ar
rived in town, on Saturday and/ re
turned home on Monday
o—o—o
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Weber were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mr#. G.
V. Ziukan on Thursday.
0—0—0
The Pop" u» displaying good'
film u-T'o due lions and th.« program.,
is always as good ftdvartla-. d.
0—0—0
Mrs M. J. Hayward will lear® on
the Jefferson tomorrow for a visit
with her daughter. Mrs. W. Hill Bar
barrtngtou.
v—0—0
Flag Day exercises ftt EUfa ball
on Sunday next at three o'clocJc ta
the afternoon. Kvarybodyl weicoma,
Good program. 1
0—0—0
Miss Helen Wilson, prtoclpal cJ
tha Skagway school, was a ddnaer
guest of Judge and Mm. Martia
Oonway oa Wednesday.
0—0—o
A. M. Kouss^au, editor and. Pro
prietor of the WhteborB# Star, who
passed the week end in tilcagway,
left for home oa Monday.
0—0—0
Mr and Mrs. Wilfred McMiaa of
Healdsburg, C&llfornia, came aorth
one the City of Seattle and are »tc4>
ping at the Puilen House.
0 0 0
With William Desmond la the
leading role, "Blood Will T/edl"
will bo the film, production, at the
"Pop" Saturday and Sunday #T«
Bings.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reinere,
Carroll Reiners aud several other
tourlstg aived on the City of Seat
tle and are guests of the Pullen
House.
0—0—0
Hugo Uugefroren returned on the
City ofS eattle from a visit in
the Statep. Mr. Ungefrorem spent
the greater part of his time i»
Portland, Oregon.
— o—1» —C
The ball given at Klka club on
Saturday fast was well patronized.
The music was good and all who
weut were well pleased with the
evening's amusement.
o—e—o
Johu Bowling of Sato Francisco
arrived on th<» City of Seattle. Mr.'
Dow ling la a nephew of Judge Mar- j
tin Conway and will spend a few (
weeks the guest of the Conway fam
ily.
0—0—0
Mrs. George a Fleming, wife of
the superintendent of the Dominion.
Telegraph at WhltehorWe, cam* ov
er on th« train last evening and 1*
the house gue»t of Mif. La E
GauJt.
o—o—o
Mr. and Mrs. X. 0. McDoaald of
Tread well are la town, guests of
thf» Pullen Huose. Mr. and Mr*.
McDonald cam© up on the City of
Seattle and will remain for afew
<I«ys recreation.
Mrs. Maude ftfuaser of Seattle
was a gueet of Mr. ami Mrs. John
M. Keller while the Alaska was in
port. Mtb. M"e»or Is an old tim«
friend of Mrs. Keller and ip on her
wei to the westward.
0—o—0
Lieut. Jack Sherlock. Mrs Sher
lock and little Betty Sherlock,
friends of Mre. John. M. Keller, vis
ited' In the Keller homo while the
Alask# was in port. They are oa
their way to the westward,
0—0—0
Mrs. E. H. Owen and her little
son, Dick arrived/ home on Thurs
day's train from a visit wdth Mr.
Owen in Whitehorae. Mrs. Owen
will make her home with her PO/
rents, Mr. aaid Mrs. R. G. Henry.
0—0—•.
Henley Murray is In Whitehorse
having gone oner on Saturday lsat.
Mrs. Murray *nd the rest of the
family left for Whitehonse where
they wUl remjalB. tor the summer
with Mr. Murray who la stationed
thtre.
0—«—o
Mrs. W. J. Mulvthtll returned
on thft City of Seattle from a visit
with her son la law and daughter,
Serjeant an<Ji Mrs. James H. Smith
at Port William H. Sew*rd, Mrs.
Mulvihill went down to the Post on
th« Estabeth Tuewiay.
0—0—0
The Reverend David Wag
goner of Juneau, Tile Reverend!
Fred Falconer of Jtfufcwan, Tiie
Reverend Claud® ; Denton of
Hain»s and tba Reverend K. 1*
«nd Mrs. Wintarbergverr pad their
•on Donald of Bkagway jiliied 'with
Judge and Mrs. E. A. Rasmuson
on Friday. Thero were "Jao Pre
sent Miss Maud Rasmuson aad Mas
ter Elmtir Rasmuson.
U—#—0
Miss M. A. JudU, one of Skeg
way's pioneer residents, arrived on
the Alaska ajid will remain in town
for a short time looking' after be?
property which sh« Still holds in
town. Alter leaving Bkagway, Mies
Judd lived for sometime in Fair
"bank' an# then, went to cities on
th« coast a.ad has bean la Seattle fo
the past three years.
0—0—0
Miss Lucille ileddiaman ofP ort
land, Ore., arrived in Skagway oa
th» Alaska. Monday evening- she
was Quietly married" to Mr. Charles
Joyrit. Judge J. J. F. Ward per
formed the marriage Service with
-Mra. George R. Dedanan and Mr J.
_H. Rogers as witnesses. Mr. and
iMrs. Joynt are at home in on© of
the Dedm&u cottage^ iiear the Gold
en North hotel.
0—0—P
Honoring M1$a Wilson, Miss Ma^
bei Pattl Stone and Mis? Nell Mont
gomery entertained at dlnjier on
"Thursday, The dainty viands were
served from a table decked In
oeautifuj ptUysies which the
hostesses grew in their own garden.
Those preseat were, the guest of
lionor, Mrs. Martin Conway, Mrs.
F. J. Van de Wall, Mtb. Frank Suf
feoool and the two hostesses.
«—a—n
Honoring Mr. and Mrs F, J.
Weber, Mr. awl Mrs. John M. Kel
ler entertained at dinner on Sun
day. l^he dinning' room and table
wer»> beautifully decked in wild flow
era. There were present, Mr. and
Mra. F. J. Weber, Mrs. Minnie Har
dy of Seattle, Mra. L. E. Orow,
MIsb Shirley Keller, Mir. G. M. Teal
and 'he host and hostesg Mir. and
Mrs. John M. Keller
0—k—
Oa 3aturdfly last a number of
Mm Alary Laum«l»ter«' friends
gathered together and Rave her a
real surprise at her home ia
the South Shid, the occasion, being
her birthday. The guests took
wi'h them well filled baskets of
eatables sad the evening wag happi
ly gpeat with cardg *4 other gajnea.
S^agwavJ's Social Weel<
Those oresent wer$ Mr. and JUrs.
C. W. Ask, Mr. aa>d Mrs. Frank JD.
Webster, -Mr. an<i Mrs. Frank N Fee
ro, Mrs. tteorge Black, Mrs. Guy
Sipperelle, Miss Adrian^. Black,
Mr. Dsn McKay auid Mrs. Lau
meia'er.
0—0—0
The juveuile social center Is now
ou Eight avenue and State street
where tho kiddles congregate to look
at and play with the two Shetland
jKMiiea that belong to the children
Of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hillery. The
little ponleg are really named Darby
and.i Albert according to a long ped
igree, but they respond mora read
ily to thcdr pet itiUneg of Toddles
and 'foodies. Helen, Jean and Vir
ginia are very generous, allowing
all of their little friends a fair
share in r'ding and) playing. There
will be in a few days a fine little
phaeton for driving, but at present
the children ride. Each pony is
provided' with a tiny saddle and
hai'dsonxe bridle.
o—0—0
Last evening some forty or more
couples, most of whom, oould
i>e clasgftd as Sourdoughs, congreg<v
ted iii Arctic Brotherhood hall as
hosts and hostesses to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred J. Weber, who will leave on.
the Jefferson Sum day for their new
home in California after their lorn
residence in Skagway.
Although it wa9 quite uninten
tional on the part of the committee
having the affair in hand", it was
a pleasing, but nevepthel es, singu
lar coincidence that the cozy hall of
the Arctic Brotherliood should be
chosen for the Pare Weil as it
proved that it was in thi9 same build
ing, some fifteen years ago that
Frde Weber first met sius&a Maxon,
and shortly afterwards made lier his
wife.
The affair last nigiht was one of
the most pleasiuig ones imaginable,
and from the first tuaie wa$ played
until the "Farewell" waltz ended,
each Derson present enjoyed him:* If
to the utmost.
During the evening a most sub
stantial and delicioup supper was
served.
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(Continued on page 4.)
Whether you're feKing timber, pros
pecting; or fishing, there's a Goodrich
Bool that v. iu cury you farther and
last you !ong-.:r than any other you
can buy in Alaska,
It s not made like other boots—it's
different, niade IN ONE SINGLE
PIECE with a sole tough as a tire
tread that you'll never need to half sole.
In this ad we shew only one style of
Goodrich Footwear—the Brown
Driver. Possibly you could use die
knee-high White Short, the 9-inch
Lehigh or the White Hip to better
advantage. You'll find Goodrich
''Hi-Press'5 prices no higher than for
ordinary boots—and Goodrich will
last yen twice as long.
The B. P. Goodrich Rubber Co.
113 KING STIiiZET, SEATTLE
The City of Gooiirich—Akron, Ohio
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OP ALASKA, DI
VISION NO. 1, AT HAINES, BE
FORE J. J. KENNEDY, U. S.
COMMISSI ONNER AND EX OF
FICIO PROBATE JUDGE
In thi» matter of the estate oi
Miles Creeg-an deceased.
NOTICE OF THE SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
Notice is hereby given, that la
pursuance of an order of pale,
mad© and entered by the above en^
tit'ed court for Haines precinct
and Territory of Alaska, on tha
2nd d^v of June, A. D. 1919, In
the matter of th0 estate of Miles
Creegau deceased, the under
signed administrator of Bald
estate will sell at public auction,
subject to confirmation by said
court, the following' described prop
erty, situate, being and lying in the
town of Haloes, Alaska( to wit:
Lots Obq (1), tjvo (2) .seven
(7), eleht (8) and nin0 (9) In
Block Nine (9) as shown by the
•fl'Iclal plat of the said town of
H; ines, said sale will be ma<ie on
tho r>tli day of July, A. D. 1919,
at the hour of two o'clock In the
afterno.ii of said day on the above
describeu premises in the said town
of Haines, termg of sal© to be
cash in haad
J. G. Morrison.
Administrator *>f the estate of
Miles Creegan deceived.
June 5 12 19 26 July 3.
©Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
moetfl eyery aetond and
fourth Tuesday ^renlng
at 8:30 o'clock. Wtelt
Ug br«tLer» cordially welcome
L. 8. Keller, Arctic CJhlef.
James L. Stewart, Arctic liecai^^
——-—
F. & A. M.
White Paee Lodge F. 4
A. M. No. 113, meets 2d
and 4th Sajtimla* evening**
ol each month. Visiting
Brethren are welcome.
WILLIAM E. FEERO, W. M.
T. j. STANDISH, Secretary.
B. - F. O. ELKS
Skagway Lxxlg*
No. 431, B. r. O.
E. meets 1st ancl
| Sixl Thursday at
8:30 p. m. visltltqj
brother® cordially welcome.
VICTOR L HAHN, E. R
r. J, VAWDBWALi, S«Jr«Uxy.
Pioneers of Alaek* Igloo, No. 12»
meef In A. B. H*ll tlrst Uond^j tu
every mont at 8: SO p. hi.
Visiting Brothari coflliAlly
c m*. I P |?l*
CHAS. BROCKMILiER, Pr<*
J. C. PHELPS, S«cjr.
5Y*tern*l Order
Eagles—
8kagw»y Aerlo,
No. 25, Prater.
n«l Order of
12" tie* meet th« first and third
Wednesday night of each month at
th«jir ball on Fifth Avenue. Villa
in* brothers cordl*Ui Invited to
Attend
M. K. Roners, W. P.
J. M. Griedbach, Secretai7.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. L. 8. KELLER
DotfM
jtfom Modem
Office Houre: 9-18 *. m. 1-6 p.
Buildfcij • • • -
8KAUWAY ALASKA
w, b. from
A t l o r i <| i At t • w
Pi*ctias la «J1 court*
la Territory of Atwrt*
HAINES m ALASKA