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PERISHABLES On
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C. W. Ask & Sons
BANK OF ALASKA I
SKAGWAT, ALASKA
Branches ai
AXCHOKAQB COKDOVA WRANUKLL
Resource! Over $850,000
--OFFICERS—
Andrew Stevenson. President E B. Ansley, Vice-Pres.. Anchorage
A. A. Benton, Vice-Pres., New York G. K. B<tts. Acting Cashier V
W. H Warren, Vice-Pres.. Wrangell, B. A. Rosv Asa't Cashier & Auditor
W. R. Hiltery. Vice-Prca.. Cordova R. N. Moyer. Ass t Cashier
STEAMSHIP SCHEDULE
The schedule of steamship ar
rivals from the south during the'
uijuth of June. accord
: ^ to tUe various steamship com- '
pui y's schedule as published e'lse*
•v'lers in this paper, is as fellows:
Ji'NE
26 Soofcaxe
2? Princess Sop ho,
29 Citr of Seattle
29 Xor?bwestera (goiag west)
29 Prince George.
Fot further details see the vari i
o is local steamship company agents
The following note was receved
hy Mayor Ashley on the last boat
from Mrs. Royal A. Gunneson in
tej»lv to a cablegram expressing the
i**gret and sorrow of Skagway over
the sudden death of Judge Gunne
sun:
Juneau, Alaska
>lr. Howard Ashley,
Mayor of Skagivay.
My dear Mr. Asbley: The cable-1
srum sent to ine by the people of I
Skagway was received and great- j
ly appreciated Dy me in this time of j
great sorrow. Piease extend to them
•ill. my appreciation of their |
• oughts. Skagway will always hold^
• warm spot in my heart due to t&e
hospitality and kindnesses of t^e
people there to us.
Sincerely,
I-en a C. Gunnesoa.
Jane 20.
."ubscrlbc for Tao Daliy Alaakau j
receives saj> news
Wednesday morning Mrs. C. G.
Greime received by wire the sad
intelligence of tin? death of her
mother, Mrs. L. B. Davis, at
Rochester, Minn. Mr. Davis was
with his wife at the time of her
death and is bringing her body to
the Coast for burial at Seattle. Mrs.
Greime, with her two chiWren, left
yesterday morning fqr Seattle and
will reach there about the time ber
father does. Mrs. W. W. Dickin
son accompanied Mrs. Greime and
children as far as Skagway.
Mrs. Davis was a pioneer of
Whitneorse. she and her husband
and daughter having come here i"
1900. During her long residence
Here she was noted for her kind,
motherly spirit, her generous <lisix>s
tion and her devotion to her family.
She was an indefatigable worker un
til incapacitated by the insWious di
sease which was the cause of her
death.
To the bereaved ones we offer
our siacere condolence in their af
fliction.—Whitehorse Star.
uJdge W. B. Stout was a Skat;
way arrival on the JefTersau yester
day.. The Judge is attending to
some legal business in Commission:
er Rasmuson'ss court and will re
turn to Haines tonight.
Mrs. W. W. Dickinson, wife of
"Billy" Dtckinson, ageu* for White
Horse and Yukon Route at White
hoise, was a returning passenger
home after a couple of days' visit
iu the Garden City.
sax" Normxd can
Slop YAXREEl BOYS j
Foit Bliss, June 22.—American
soldiers In the training camps of
the United States are the finest
body of young athletes the word has
ever seen, Major P. H. Bailey, a
British athletic instructor, who is;
training the troops here In bayonet
practice .declared recently.
"In England many; of our boys
worked in factories, shops and
mines and were not well developed
physically," he said. "Here every*
on® seems to live, play and work
out of doors. The result has . been
the development of wonderful bodies
carrying about /with them minds
trained to take the initlatve. That
is what makes good soJdiers, and I
hope to finish my career of 23 years
I in the army by going to the trench
es with the boys who are training
hero at the post. Nothing can stop
them once tney are properly school
ed in the art of modern warfare." ,
RAISE FOOD ON PREMISES
London, June 13. — A British
munition works' can teen that feeds
between 8,000 and 10,000 employes
is kept well supplie i with food
stuffs grown and piiSs and sheep
raised on the premi ses. Most of
the farming work is . Joue by women.
G. II. Miller, general auditor for
the White Pass Rout 9 made a round
trip to AVhitehorse, leaving 011
Thursday and returning on yester
day's train.
Charles McRea, the Mud Bay
rancher and Haines dairyman, ar
rived last night on the Jeffereoh
with his little son, "•Budge." They
will return to Haines tonight.
A. G. Lightfoot arr Iv-ed last night
from Fort Seward w itb the gas
boat. Scout, which h e delivered to
Fred Fonzo, Sr., who bought it
from him. The Scout: is a fine lit
tle boat, staunch and seaworthy
and Mr. Fonzo will u se it in con
nection with his mines in Willam
I Henry Bay and Glacial. Bay.
Artificial E> «s.
The earliest notice of artilieiaf eyeN
occurs iii a very rare work by ttie
Freuch surgeon Anilmjise Paiv. rtutl
tied "L»i Methoile <."ur>£tive> dew Pla.ves
et Kran'turesi ile la T »ste Hiiuraine."
Purls. I'are «iv ex u description
and tigrres of artificial eyes t-" lie *orn
In i where ttie e feliall Jul* >3Veil
way himI all the Imiuji <rs liav«» eseuj>ed.
They at<» t<> !;<• mvu. euls of a JtM>n»w
ptaee. oiatie of >rf M. .o.-Ueif -with
enaxnel/i;iii:te.l in :ial mil nilw. With
the exco.iti. u <.f iht* tn-*e ex
actly tfk»- the artiiii i it e;.es ihar are
Id use aC the |'ic*eiil iltue. winch are
made wlu'lh uiasv. -l^tndou .>peCt|
tor
THE EEST CIFTS.
You can S've> r'a 'matter how
-poor yoo may be. There a--e
many giiis that a>* «n the pow- |
er of ail io L-cstc w. The best
thing tj cjivi> your enomy. if you
have cno. is forgiveness. to an
opponent tolerance to a friend
yoor Vieai'. to your child a good
example. \o u father ».efe'ence, to
a mother conduct that will make
tier proud or vou. to yourself re
spect. to all men < haritv.
* : —4
t It Isn't AnSlEastman
It Isn't A Kodak
Brownies At $KOO Up
Kodaks At $6.00 Up
Print Papers
Photo Supplies
Keller Bros. Drug Co, >
THE WEEK |
IN SOCIETY i
I
HAY-MAKING SONQ 3
Though still the blue forget-me-not9 i
Prom flower beds are peeping, j
And in the near-by meadow-plota
The grass its hue is keeping, .
Yet scythes are swung .
And rakes are flung1
With motion brisk and sweeping:.
Behold the men in. shirts of red,
The girls' bright linen gleaming!
Like glowing coals the light they
shed, j
Most gay to youthful seeming.
But scythesi are swung
And rakes are flung,
And flowers are but «s dreaming.
—Karl Erik Forsslund (tr. from the J
Swedish by Charles Wharton 4
Stork). ,
0—0—•
Dr. L, £>. Keller is home from a '
visit to Juneau where he went, to J
attend the Republican Convention. '
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.Miss Martha Maggillicuddy was
passenger south on the Prince
Rupert Monday for her home in
Seattle. ^
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Lily Peterson is visiting with her
lather, Mr. Charles Peterson, and
with friends "across the line." Miss
Lilv will b0 absent for several
weeks. 1 • '
Mrs. J. W. Wilson of Atlin, ar
rived in town recently to join her
husband, who has been in Skaguaj)
for some time. They will go to
Prince Rupert where they will lo
cate. \ ; ;
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Harry Ask is home from a trip to
! the States. While away, Mr. Ask
visited with his sister, Mrs. Walter
W. Liggett of St Paul, Minn. Some
time was passed with friends and
relatives in Seattle.
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Mrs. L. H. Pedersen, Miss Ruth
Pedersen, Willard Pedersen and An
drew Pedersen are home from a va*
cation in Haines. Miss Ruth has
regained ner health and is glad
to be at home again. ,
ft—a n
Mrs. Jos. Wilson of White Horse,
wife of the fuel agent for the W. P.
andi Y. R. arrived in Skagway with
her daughter, Grace, and left for
the south on the Princess Alice, and
will visit in Victoria, B. C.
— —a—o—*'
F. W. Sheelor made a business
trii> to Haiues this week. Mr.
Sheelor 'went to Fort W. H. Seward
to get a panoramic picture of the
officers and men stationed there
before their departure south.
Mrs. F. F. W. Lowle of Juneau,
arrived on the Jefferson Fridav
evening and will be the house guest
of Mrs. Eric Telfer for two or
-three weeks. Ralpn Lowl© her
little son will arrive on Sunday to
spend a part of his vacation, here.
"The Barricade" given at the
"Pop" Wednesday and Thursday
"was tne .finest film production given
in many days. The acting, setting
.tnd all combined to form an eve"
ntfng's pleasure. For tonight and
3 unday an excellent show will be
gi ven. Trjr it! j
H —n— '•
'if-he Reverend1. E. L. Winterberegr
anj his little sion Donald, were
Skagnay visitors for a few days.
Mr. Y'Hiiterbergfcr filled the Pres
byterian nulpft in Skaguay and the
Revei 'end I* lit. Pedersen filled a
similar office in the Presbyterian
Ch,urch in Haines on Sunday last. •
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Mrs. C. E. PI ank of Kansas City,
Missouri, arrive d on the Princess
Alice and will r emain for the sum
mer the guest (>r h.er unci© aod
au<nt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phelps.
Sf>ven years ago Mrs. Plank and her
daughter were g uests Mr. and
Mrs. Phelps and will be remember
ed by all those who met them at
that time. . |'L;
e— o—o .
Mrs.- W. W. DI ckinson of White
horse was an ar..rival in Skaguay
Thursday and visi ted with friends.
Mrs. Dickinson ac:c ompanied Mrs.
Charles Grieme to Skaguay who is
on her way to Seatti'e ti be present
at the funeral of he r mother, Mrs.
Bavis, who passed aw 'ay at Roches
ter, Minn., where she went for medi
|cal treatment.
Superintendent of th. 9 W. P. and
Y. R., V. I. Habn, withi Mrs. Hahfl
and ' their daughte r, Miss
Katherlne, cmade a round trip
to White Horse the earl y part of
the week. Dr. and Mrs. W '• G. Gabi
and their little eon, Gordt *n (Bill)
accompanied the family of u Wr. Hahi
and all enjoyed the outing Thej
returned on Wednesday.
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Mrs. L P. Bergman of Po rtland
Oregon, wife of the traveling ; audttc
for the Wells Fargo Express _ G°
tmv UtTWtWl
THE NEW BLOUSE
Dainty—Beautiful Well-Made
Good meterial, fine trimming, careful workmanship
and ucellont wearing qualities distinquish the
summer Blouse just received Priced from $7.00 to $10.75
Satin and Lace Camisoles $1.75
Warner's Rust Proof Brassieres
sizes 34 to 44 -40 ct. $1.50
\ Store closes 6 p. m. Saturday 8 p. m.
|L.A. HARRISON Co.
\ TELEPHONE 55
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Popular Plays and Players Presents
Mme„ Petrova In The Black Butterfly
In 5 Acts
FORD WEEKLY, No. 67
Mtulo by Violin, Piano and Dr'imj. • [111
8=30 'n m. Sharp Admission 25c. 10c
■Pack Train Restaurant
V
■ The Delmonica of Alaska
•J* Charley Karuman, John Clecak. Proprietors
H —
A I
Where You Oan Get What You Desire Cooked as it Should Be
■ We Make a Speciality of Banquets and Private Dtimer Parties,
•g. A Refined and Comfortable I'lfice for a Supper After Show
— op Dance—Service in Cozy Private Booths If Desred.
was an arrival la Skagway recently
and left on Monday for the lower
river country where she will meet
her husband and with him return
to the coast by way of White Horse,
Mr. Bergman went into the inter
ior over the westward trail. Wh'ile
in Skaguay Mrs. Bergman was a
Pullen House guest.
0—0—0
Tonight—Saturday —* is the big
dance for the soldier laddies and
all are invited to be present to say
good bye to the bravemen who go in
defense of home and country. Sup
per will be served and everything
will be don© in honor of the oc
casion. Various committees have
the work in hand and they seem
very determined to have everything
as it should be. Come all and wel
come the guests and bid tbem God
speed.
9 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hardin and
their son, James F.. Jr., of Eldora,
Iowa, are in Skaguay for the sum
mer. With. Mr and Mrs. Hardin
are Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McMahon
and Mrs.. J. A. Barrett of State
Center, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Hardin
are father and mother of Mrs. An
drew StevensQB; Mrs. Barrett and
Mrs. McMahon are Mrs. Stevenson's
aunts. This party of friends and
relatives will make Skaguay their
headquarters and are cozily domi
ciled in the Bro^way Building.
From Skaguay trips will be made
where fancy directs.
o—0—0 :—
Announcement cards have been
received ;n Skaguay of the marriag*
of Miss Mary Florence Miller to
G-oorge D. Magee. The bride is well
known in Whitehorse and Skaguay
as she visited in the former place
witb ber aunt, Mrs. Charles Coghlai
and In Skaguay "with Mrs. W. H.
Warren. Mrs. Magee was a prime
favorite here and was a remarkably
sweet singer. The groom is al
so well known in the nortb where
ho was at one time connected with
the clerical department of the W
* P. and Y. R. offices. Mr. Magee is
now In the service of his country
1 and is stationtd at Camp Lewis.
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LOST—Crescent nugget pin be
tween. 6th Avenue and White Pass
A AthleticKclub. Finder please returt
ito Alaskan. Howard, 6-22-3t.
CHURCH NOTeT
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sundx services will be held at
11 a m. in the Church. Edlfic« »f
j Christian Science Society of Skag"
i way, corner Main St., and Fourth
, ^Subject — IS THE UNIVERSE,
INCLUDING MAN, EVOLVED BY
ATOMIC FORCES?
| The public is cordially Invited.
Sunday school at 12:00 m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ,
I The minister will conduct services
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and
8 o'clock. Sunday school following
; morn'ng service, and Young tPeo*
pie? Meeting at T:15. Congrega
| tionai singing. The public Is cor
dially Invited. —
L. H. Pedenea,
Minis tar.
Father P. H. Tumell was a pass*
longer for Haines on the Jefferson
ia«t night and will hold services at
(the Post tomorrow. Owing to Fr.
■ Tumell's aosence there will ha do
J Sunday services at St. Mark a
church.
ALPINE CLUB ENOJYS
"MIDNIGHT" (SUN) SUPPER
The Midnight Sun Bupper had by
t e Skagway ^lpine club was at
tended by about forty persons and
| while the weather was chill and
i dreary, the roaring camp fire took
i the chill and dampness out of ,the
air at the camp site and a delight
ful time was had by all.
Great enthusiasm was manifested
by all those present at the first
well attended outing for this esa
son, and many expressed*their In'
tention of signing up the member
shio roll and doing their share to
make the future outings successful.
FOR SALE—Going ooncern. Grocer
ies, General Business. Commo
dious premises. A Bargain. Ap
ply to M. J. McDonald, First St,
Atlin, B. C, 6-21-2*.