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SKaGWAY, ALA KA
WEEK IN SOCIETY
(Continued from page 2)
Mrs. Fred Ficka-rdt and two chil
dren, Gould aud Ueorgie, returned
on the Jwmeila from a visit to
fort Angeles, where Mrs. Fickaj-dt
has relative and friends. Mr.
Fiekard' went to Juneau and met
his laniily and returned home with
them.
0—0—0
Mrs. Frank B. Wurzbacher, hor
daughter, Mi^s Marian; Wurzbacher,
■inJ then* house guest. Miss Marion
McMillen, w ho have s|>cnt the sum
mer vacation in Skagway, left on
the Princess Sophia for their home
in Seaitle, where the young ladit*
will resume their studfcs in the
Droadway high school.
0—0—•
On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.
Oec'frey Butler entertained for
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Dedman
'<nd Mr. Henry Dedman. Mrs. But
ler is the daughter q! Mr. and
Mr.. Dedinan. and th« dinner w-as
-trier!v a family affair in honor of
'in? departure of Mr. Hernry Ded
m:tp. lor Portland, where h« will
i*ten 1 school
•—«—>
Mrs. Bessie Dahline returned re
cently from a visit to her old home
town, St. Paul, Minnesota. Her
daughter, Mrs. Beniice Shelly will
remain in St. Paul for a longer
visit. Mrs. Dahline left for Pen
nington en Thursday.
During the present beautiful
weather, rutdoor sportsi take pre
cedence over all indoor entertain
ments. Many are going hunting,
fishing, p'cnicking, boating, playing
tennis—anything to be in the
open.
0—0—0
Mrs. Paul Kruger of Seattle ar
rived in town with her children and
are registered at the Pullen House.
Mrs.. rKuvcr is returning homi from
the AH in and Spruce Creek district,
where she visited witlt Mr.. Kruger
dwriii" the summer.
0—0—0
Mrs. L'onel Talbot, Mrs. John
Aden Miss Lela Malan and
Miss Vivian Talbot spent
the week end at Log Cabin, enjoy
ed the delightful weatjier «ind
brought home a quantity of blue
berries.
0—0—I
Mr. and Mrs. E.B . Birrwell will
be {K'ssengers south on the City of
Seattle. M r. and Mrs. Burvell are
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JUNEAU' ALASKA
returning home to Seattle from a
pleasant visit a* the White House,
guests of Colonel W. L, Stevenson.
a—o—o
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ruffner of
A'lln, B. C., a.n4 Cincinnati. Ohio,
and Mr. J. M. Keller were dinner
guesls of Dr., and Mrs. L. S. Hol
ler on Wednesday at the Pullen
House.
0—o—o
Roy Miilvihill, Ha-roid- Mulviaill
and Henry Dedman have returned Q
schoul after spending their vaca
tion in the home town. Henry
Dedman will go to Portland, Ore.,
and the other two beys will at
tend school In Seattle.
• o 0
Mrs. Frank H- Mack 1 In and Mrs.
Frank Fretwell of Seattle, vho are
visiting »-ith Colonel W. L. Steven
son. wen' to Porcupine for a week's
outing.
0—0—f
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Xve rfturn
ed in the Alameda from a visit to
Juueau. They were away from
home s'sht seeing in the C-apital
City.
o—o—o
Mr C. E. Sheily, one of the V.
P. and Y. R. train oonductore is at
Sanitarium enjoying the hospitality
of mine host, Dr. F. L. Goddard
and his delightful family.
n—o—o
Mr. Frank B. Wurzbacher will
make his home at the Golden North
hctel until the season cJoees when
h^ will again go to Seattle for the
winter-.
0—0—»
J. J. Kennedy, postmaster and
U. 3. commissioner at Haines, ar
rived on the Golden Rod from his
hom® toiwn for a visit in Skagway.
Mrs. L. H. Pedersrn and little
sen, Andrew, and Mrs. G. V. Zin
kati returned oo the Alameda from
the \V. C. T.. U.. coi'Ventlon.
Mise Elizabeth. M. Benthian. prin
cipal' of 'he Skagway school, ar
rived cn the Spofca::*- and will make
her home at the Pullen Hou?e.
o—o—ft
Mr. Roy Mulvihill; accompanied
by h's brother Harold, left on the
PPrincess Sofphia for Spittle, where
thev will attend school..
0—0—0
Mr and Mrs. Gerald Cloud and
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Louttit pic
nicked a' Lower Lake Dewey on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Jerry Quinlan made a trip to
Whiteborse this week just to ee*
how would seem to be on the
old ran .
o—p—»
Mr. Andrew Stevenson, president
of the Rank of Alaska was a j»a*
enger cn the J«fferscn to Wran
?ell by way of Sitka,
o—o—o
On Saturday last Mrs. William
Hunting and Miss Lois Butt went to
Glacier foi an outing nnd to gather
blue tarries.
0—0 -0
Mr. J F. Pugh, V.. S. Collector
of Customs for Alaska, was a
Sk lgwav visitor in town this we -k
a gue** of the Pullen House.
o—o—o
Mrs. Ross H.. Pratt who has
been the guest fo her daughter,
Mrs. James E. Louttit, left on the
Mariposa lor her home in Doug' s
o—0—o
Mr and Mrs. William Lehmann
and their son came down from Sum
mit Ihis ueek for a short visit.
HISTORY AS IT IS TAUGHT.
A Plea For ReaMy Noutral Textbooks
In Evory Country.
History In every country to no tacght
as to magnify that country. Children
learn to ticlieve that their own country
has been always ui the tight ard al
most always ricrorioos that It ha* pro
duced almost ail (he great men and
that It Is to ail resists «m>ertor to
all other countries Since these be
lief* are flsferlnc t*»cy stt- easily ah
aorbod and hardly ever dislMced froir
Instinct by later knowledge.
To take a simile and Klmost trtrta;
example: The facts a?*>ui the tattle of
Waterloo are kn«wu In great detai
and with mlnnte accuracy, but the
tacts as taught in elementary achools ,
wili tie widely diSTereut In England.
France and Germany The ordinary
English boy Imagines that the Pros ]
■ians played hardly any j«rt: the ordl
narj^ German boj Imagines that Wei ]
limrtoti was practically defeated when
the day was retrieved by Blucuera gal
lantry. If the facts v err taught ac
curately In both «vantrie» uatlonal
pride would not I* fostered to the
aamc extent, neither nation woald fee:
so certain of victory ia tbe event of
war and the willingness to tight would 1
t* diminished.
It ta this result n tn-h has to tie pre
vented Even state wishes to fostet !
national firi.je *».«i » cousilooi that j
this cannot be door by unbiased his
tory.
The defenseless « Iiild.cn a or taught
by distortions au«l <nppre*si<«* and
augcestinna. Tbe fai.-* iiie^s ac to the
history of the worki which are taucht
in the varlsoa countries are o* a kind
which fosters strife mid serves to kre;
• live a bitted natlotalism
If good relation* lietween «t^Te« wet*
desired one of the fltM stejw . ucht to
i* to snlimit all iea< htiic of lijstonr to
an international oomm!.«a<in which
sbou.d produ.-e netitra! textbooks free
"Yom the patr.otic Ma> whlih Is now
dcroa: ded evon whr> -Rertrand Rna
sell In Atlantic Monthly.
Cu~io*rtie* of rtywolouy.
It Is i rtranrdinar.- bow words for
the same th.nc dlf r lr. even so small
a country as England. Take "left
handed." for example In <»i •u.'cster |
shire such a person is do** ril*ed as .
"tb- rummy." hi St.ifio- ishlre be be i
i-ocies "cragr? " Tlie nlimse for a left I
handed Torksh!tv-n*n Is "irnwkrod i
cer" or "■•alii' k h.inded." and in the |
next cotmty. Imrh.-.m. he Is "enddy
paw."—London Telegrajih.
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per < igU tour day.
Mr. A I Blanchnrd rouid not
withstand the Jure oi the ope.n and
left fcr at outing lr. the hills.
0—0—«
Fr. P. H. Turncll wosu to Sitta
tne latl*r juatt cf last week *"d
rc'urtii-d home on the Al*sn®da..
Mr. and Mrs J M. Ruffner of ]
At:i:i. were dinner guests of Colanrl
W. L. StevetiMor. on Tue«d-:y.
Mr J M. Kell'T of Keller Bros ,
left en the train thi* morning for
mi outing ai Log Cabin.
«—o—o
Miss l.olf Butt is at home acair.
in her apjartment* in the Zink»«i ;
Terrace.
P—a—f>
Mr. J. P. SfBiiners w.ts a Skag
it ay visitor this wV from Log
Cabin.
•—r>—a
Mrs. C. W. CA#,b wIU be a south
bou^d ^''■'■serignr on the Rupert to
night.
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