Sl<agway's Social Weel<
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i rease 11 pudding dish, (irate or
run through meat grinder enough
A:. ■ ri..!» cream cheese to make two
taM. -ipoonfulls. Separate the whites
Iron! the yolks of two eggs and heat
i II i <» yolks are thick and creamy;
beat the whites till still and dry.
Cut .i piece of butter in a sauce pan
i'ul put over the lire, when melted
.Id enough Itinir to make about u
pint of white sauce; lei the Hour and
butter blend stiring well, but do not
liroM m Add enough milk to make
lie sauce quite thick. Salt and |>ep
pi-r 10 taste, then add the volks.
t mi I. vel teaspoon of baking pow
■ ue\t stir tn the cheese, being
. ■ mi to lei Ihe mixture boil
.!in! fold in the whites; pour into
hot oven. I'll is should b»
■■n at one.- This recipe will lie
ih u>r two people, but if more
is ui's ted an egg and t; tablespoon
of t lieeM* cull lie aildi'd for t'at'tl ail
d .»ii.>. it. i -.iti ind a small amouiii
\ ,tii. ; \rtn> tMBier Kerr was a
,|i ■ : gu-st of Mr. anil Mrs (I. V
: mp. .111 oti Tuesday.
(•l. tirv 01 new suou on the high
..'tinraiit peaks anil the wind be
■n« to -onml like autumn.
J A. Kraser. Dominion agent at
Mlin. 'a .is .1 sottthboutid passenger
on tUe Princess Koyal.
Mrs II. Titus, whose husband
I*:. I. was a passenger south on this
uwk p>r I lie Stales.
Mr and Mrs Itobert F.ville left on
i • train Friday tor a vacation trip
!i> A'!i i i »is«i>vor> and Careross
1 . will i< :uon September -9.
Tiii- •• Women's Club will
„>ld >li. reception in Social
i , pti-r i i Kr.day evening. Septem
ber for the teachers and nurses.
All arc »• leorne.
Mr- VI' < Forrest and lier daugh
i. ,. \ -is ISeatrice Forrest. who tame
from I>.n- on recently, were dinnet
m - ■; ui' Mr. and Mrs. (! V. Zinkan
.>11 U lie day at the Pullen House
u-i.'h M Tanner, ex-l". S Mar
shal. with Mrs. Tanner, came from
Ji: «mu »ii the Spokane and they are
mm • ><■< 111*>:t it !lx»ir home on Main
and s \th avenue.
Miss Mabel Patti Stone was host
el on Tu'"-i|... evening for Mrs K
J. Van d- Wall. Mrs. Alee Forrest
nl Miss F rrist at the moving pic
ture show.
Judge Young of Prince Kupert as
a southbound passenger on the
Princes* lloyal. Judge Young has
holding court in the Atlin dis
1-.-1 I Inriithy Uugers. who has
been visiting with her parents for
several months, returned home to
\ aiii-itnver. l: on t!,e Princess
Royal.
Max It. Smith of Kinase's was a
pusseusei south on the Princess
Knyal on his way to Santa Ana.
ivher»' h •; family have secured a very
d' • ib|e apartment.
X!i#s Doris Olson. wi;«> was with
K r': t ic past summer, was a de
pit n... p. >*tig.F on the Princess
.
Oregon.
M:ss II M. I' l.apham of Vancou
ver. who has been visiting with Miss
A !> i :> man sets to hp about lifty
- \. i . : suspend work tlmt Is pay
mi hour 10 listen to some
• mii.— .tik .bout new snap Iteans. tur
mi- gr. • - spring ouious, radishes and
- ■ -.11 ^ *tra» berries. ami. remarks
i;..i:st..ii I'ust. if you mention frteil
-;triiig . .-ken he'll walk out of tile
i i leave his safe unlocked.
One ■ on—<lution a'lout sleeping sick
is that. so far as knowu. It Is
i,nt contngiciis.
it may surprise 1 uro|« to learn that
the Vnited lost more money in
Tli» v\ar than an>l»ody else, hut they
saw to it lhat »e cot least.
Scientists contend that there Is
enough conl to last the United States
H.otm y.ars, relieving In no wise the
predicament of the man who hasn't
enough to last tUree weeks.
I ms til lire .uid Miss Margar
f Si radian at the W . P. H 11. hos
ital. left (or home on the Princess
J oyal.
William Hood of Uirch Creek, Al
lin district, is a visitor in Skngwa.v
this week, having arrived out on the
train Thursday. Mr. Hood wll re
main in Skagway tor a tiu.e on
pleasure and business combined.
William 11. 1'axton of Atlin was a
passenger south on tit** Princess
Royal. '-! r. PaMon soes to Vancou
ver as witness in the Engineer mine
problem that is now pending in the
Dominion courts.
Mrs. Joseph Pliflon and her sou.
i.eroy. runic m fii on l. . Princess
son. where is her home. Mrs. Clif
ton and I jtiiv luuo been making a
vis t in t <• S:.:-. and in Victoria
and Vancouver. 1
A c limit' <■«. ". K. Humbles
and Wiltard Humbles were passen
gers sou!It on the Spokane for the
States, hut t .• "ill return >n the
early sprin: 10 \\'U*k on their
mining holdings in lite Teslin coun
try.
Parent K. H irhydt of New Haven.
(
week. Mr. Harhydl came tiorlh lasi
spring and after a stop m Sk.tgway.
went on to Fort Yukon, wi-ore he
spent li e si :-: *r, .111.1 is 1 .v re
turning home
The Rever. nil K. L Winterher
ser ami Mr. and Mrs. W. A. l'ries
spent tin- earh part ot tin1 week
■
itiK. Mrs. \Vtnt'*rli«>r^.'r did liot ac
company the pariy as planned last
week.
Mrs. Ki iincUi Haitian. her little
laushter and her steter. Miss Klsie
ioodser. visited in Whitehorse tliis
week, the _n» s of Mr a id Mrs J.
I.. Sanson). Mrs. !unman and Miss
Miss (ioodsjer and the foa'<y return
ed home mi Friday.
Mrs. K.-rresl and Miss Forrest,
wife and daughter of Alec Forrest.
Canadian customs collei tor of Pav-]
son. arrlvnd in Skagwa.v this wee1
on their way to I'emieton. B C\.
Mr Forrest will r. . .lin in the it nth |
for the present.
Dr. I.. S. Keller sends word that ]
e will he home on Thursday next,
lie 20th of September, without fail
■ninths in the Atlin and Discovery
istriet on professional business and
ras too busy to return on Thursday
ast as was intended
As last Sunday was .1 perfect day
or outdoor enjoyment. .. creat num
er uf the town's people picnicked in
ilTerent placcs. Some went north
.1 l.iarsvillf whll- othet climbed
he mountains on the (fast and some
went across the ha> to P.urro creek.
All reported a fine outing
On his way to Cal forma. Frank
Muir. who spent several months in
is o!d home In Skagwa.v this sum
ner. stopped oil' for a visit with his
friends, the I'. \V. fctiydors. in San
.lolinis. and writes that the home is
one of the most beautiful in Califor
ia.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. W. Ask. Mr. and
Mrs. V. Zinkan and Mrs. Frank
D. Webster spent Friday in the
mountains at Snyder creek and a
delicious picnic dinner w.is enjoyed
and then blueberry picking filled the
remaining hours. They returned in
the early evening well laden Tr*1'1
rich berries.
L. H. Johnston, J. M. Keller and
Kenneth Han nan went to Lop t'aMn
for a trip on Friday of last week Mr
Keller returned on Monday, Mr
Johnston on Tuesday and Mr. Han
nan on the train today. A very en
Joyahle time was had by the party,
but under the stress of busine-s not
enough time could be taken for a
real vacation.
A letter to a friend in Skagwav
from Mrs. Adele Hunting states that
she is home again from Honolulu
and is now attending the normal
school at RelHnghnm. Wash. Mrs.
Hunting met Miss Floris Clark in
Hellingham and they had a ro;tl old
fashioned gossip about old ti'ies in
the north. Mrs. Hunting also -i.ited
that she had met Mr. Moyet
lived in Skagway for many years.
F Klliott, president of t! <■ \N
P. & Y. K.. arrived on the Princess
North hole! Mr Klliott is •
his annual tour of inspection and
with Ceneral Manager Herbert
Wheeler and Purchasing Agent .
Rogers, both of the W. P. & ^ H
made the trip to Whitehorse on Frs
day.
Leon Hudson is among th enter
prising citizens of the town ami has
by hard lahor and Indus'rj os- .ih
ltslicd a very handsome and «>sv*
ient home in the choicest part .of ihe
low a of SUagway. His garden ;tnd
lawn are well kept and wl-.en an >ih
er season rolls around Mr Hu(-- <n
will have one of the most attractive
homes in town, George P. Wright
is another townsman worthy of tnett
tion. as he. too. has done muc! im
provement by teams aw.i\ un
ly shacks and using the material In
the construction of new buildings
which bring in a fair rental. R hert
Kville is making more improve;:,' ■ is
on his pretty home.
—o—o—11
To celebrate the hirthda> t ' cr
little son. Charles Jack. .Mi> Ch:u*
Rapuzsi gave a very delightful ; rty
at her home on Second avenue >ep
lemher IT. This day marked t!
third milestone in the little :: an -
life jottrney and many of
friends were present to 'Ip him
keep the happy occasion ':'!•> llaptu
zi home was generously ti l.ed in
cut flowers and potted plants',
ilames, music and varir - stories
made glad the hearts 01 the child
ren and a treat of goodit follow
ed. Those present were Christie
Beryl and Kenneth Johns!on: Char
lotte and Perry Hern: Dorothy
Uichter. Winnifred Tell' r. Pat Far
well; Jaqne McAlister and Robert
Rapuzzi.
On Monday evening Mr and Mrs
K. fi. Henry, assisted by Mrs E H
Owen, entertained at "500" ,n honor
of Miss Porothv Rogers of Vancou
ver. II. C. The rooms were prettily
decorated in autumn flowers and a
delightful time was passed. .After
cards a tempting supper was sr -ved
at small tables. The prizes were
won by .Miss H. M. C. Lapham of
Vancouver and Mr. P. H. Gamy
Miss Lapham was awarded a beauti
ful siring of beads and Mr. C.antv
was delighted with the "Laughing
Lady." Those who partook of the
hospilalitj of Mr. and Mrs. Hetir>
were: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ropers.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall. Dr.
A. \V. Valens. Judge Martin Conway
Miss Mabel Patti St", e. Mr. and Mrs
P. H. Canty, Miss Margaret Strach
an. Miss Constance Cooper. Mr. C.
H. Rogers. Mr. Judson Rogers and
the compliment guest. M;ss Dorothy
Rogers of Vancouver, B. C. The out
of town guest was Miss H. M. C.
Lapham of Vancouver. R. C.
Now York. Sept. 21.—Joseph Os
ier of Ilolioken. with loo much li
quor and a mania for speeding,
dashed thru the rear end of the bis
Democratic parade which was being
given at Seacaucus, New YorK. (-s
ter was traveling at the rate of sixty
If a pessimist should find himsel:
extremely happy fur once lie would
he mUernble.
Xext autumn's woolen clothes will
be cheaper, hut that does not settle
the rent (juestiuu.
miles an hour when lie hit the par
aders. Hp killed three of those
whom he struck ait 1 bowlei! over at
least twenty num-, tho injuries of
•vhorn are not disclosed. The speed
er was jailed on a charge of man
slaughter.
WANTED—Position as aeronauti
cal Engineer and Pilot for season
1922. Several years experience.
References. G. W. Donho. Pierre.
S. D. 6t
AS TWIG IS BENT <
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By EMMA STRONG. '
"Catch him while he is young and
train him in the u-ay yon would have
htm go; then you will have a husband
after your own heart. Should the
marriage prove a failure, you will
know you picked the wrong man."
Lila Kox looked up from Madam*
Mixit's "Advice to the Lovelorn," Just
In time to see Winnie Weeks radiant
bride of a week, pass by with her hand
some young husband.
Winnie was only eighteen and I
beauty, so l.ila. twenty-nine and mere
ly good-looking. really seemed old and
[ Ugly to him.
"I have a good mind to try It," she
murmured, and whether she really
meant it or not, fate seemed ready t«
help her, for at the dance of the
Neighborhood club that evening Lan
s«n Grey persisted in dancing with
her and her only.
Though a trifle dismayed at hi*
youth, he l>elnc only seventeen and a
high school pupil, the advice to "catch
him young" kept recurring, and when
he, with flattering humility, asked if
lie nii^-ht walk home with her, site just
naturally said "yes."
It was only a ten-mlnnte walk, but
before they had gone half the distance
his arm was around her slim waist,
his eyes on hers, and he was murmur
ing. "<>h. this Is what I've wanted
•.luce my first dance with you. I ,1nst
lo\e you." And though she was scan
i ed at the absurdity of this "kid's"
irmkinc love to her. "catch him young
and train him" once more bobbed up.
and she decided to accept him.
Arrived home, she Invited him to
",'ti«t for a little lunch." but the tee
b"\ yielded only tomato soup and cot
taco cheese.
"I love tomato soup. ljinson r\
claimed In the same ardent tones be
had said he loved her. "Krinp It out
and hear it." So they feasted on soup,
crackers and cheese.
It was a case of "rushinc" after
f! 1. a had always had stracclins
admirers, who railed a few times and
then lost interest. The troth was
tli r her hnviy manner, which fasci
nated at first and mnde "pettlnt ac
quainted" easy, had seemed to be "too
bossy" on more Intimate acquaint
ance.
But I-anson did not lose interest.
He came every eveninp. proposed
m rr i::;i\ And when she lauchlnc'j
asked "How could you support a
wife* You must be foolinp." he prew
very indicnant. and 'Til show you."
h.- decla r<d: "you don't care for me
or you'd marry roe rlcht away!"
"Itut married people have to pay
th- r excuses. and how could we do
that ?"
I'asily enouch. My uncle, in the
real estate business in Albany, has
offered me a job at a thousand a year;
won't tl'.at pay our expenses?"
It did provide for them amply for
two years, when prices and salaries
began to snar. Lsn^on had pleased
h:s tinr!e, who now raised his salary
he>. mi Ula's wildest evpectatlons
She had economlted and "trained"
I.nnson t«» do so. too. They now felt
lliHt they could afford a bungalow
for a home and, callinc at the office
one day to see him. In connection with
r! .• purchase of it, Llla asked the of
flee boy to send out Mr. <»rey. "Tell
him Mrs. <?rey is here." she said; and
i. io\ went into Lanson's office with
"V Mir mother is out there. Mr. Grey,
and she wants tc see yop."
l.anson, who supposed his mother
to l.e at home, forty miles away on the
Massachusetts side of the state line,
rushed out to trreet her. only to find
Llla there, alone.
"Why, what a funny mistake!" he
laughed, bur from that time on he be
can to be late for dinner, slow to
meet her for the noon lunch, which
t always had topether at a Rroad
«; resiuiirant: In fact, his hours be
came so irrepilar and his excuses for
"U'.rkine overtime" so plausible that
Llla pot quite used to spending the
eveninps alone.
Hut even so, she was totally unpre
p red for his not coining home at all
one nielit and for the harsh command.
'•>>• telephone, the followlnp morning,
! to "be at the police station at nine
o'clock."
Arrived there. worn with the nignts
vigil and f<nring Lanson had met with
some liorrihle accident, she was com
forted by the sight of her husband and
n pretty girl of sixteen whom she rec
ognized as the stenographer In the of
! fice adjoining Lanson's. But before
I l.lla eonld utter a word, one of the po
licemen guarding them asked the
I frightened girl: "Now. young lady, can
I you tell me who this woman Is?"
| "Yes," she whispered, "his mother."
J "What Is your name?" sharply
asked the officer, turning to Lila.
, "I.ila Grey."
| "Do you know this man?"
I "He Is my husband."
"Young man, can you deny that?"
I "No."
The voting girl, with a muffled groan,
collapsed, fainting, in her chair.
The officer turned to Lila. "I found
them in the park at two o'clock this
morning; followed them to the Union
: station, where he bought tickets for
New York. They were just about to
i board the train when Stubbs, hem
rushed up with a report of 'girl miss
ing.' I asked fcer name, and brought
; them back."
I.ila clung weakly to the desk. "Oh,"
»r.e was muttering Incoherently, "mar
riage — failure — know — picked the
wrung man."
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I ralernal Order U
__ K.aple*. meet Ui« flrw
and^hiH ^edn<*lay ntffht of «*h
month at thfir hall on FtfUi Avo
nn«v Visiting brothers cordially in
vitcd to ttttixl.
C. H. ROGERS W. I*.
J. M. Grieabacfc, Sec'y.
Plonffrs of Alaska. Igloo No. 12,
meet in A. R. Hall flrvt Monday ia
enrry month at 8: SO p. m.
Vbltlnc brothers rordlali; wpI
come. J. C. PHKliPS, Sff'j.
Naomi Chapter No. ».
O. E. S-, meet* In Ma
conic hall. fir«t anil
third Friday. of «Kh
month, at 8 o'dork. Vis
iting members welcome.
tliarrle Marie Sparka.
Worthy Matron.
Virginia Snffecool, Secretary.
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Trunks, Baggage or anytl :if »:-•
Call up the John Williams. I". S
Transfer Co.
Also Wood and Coal for sate
professional carm
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P. O. Elks, meet* first
nnd third rt»nr»diir> »t
8:50 p. in.
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(J . nnd 4th BatimUy *r*nlng»
\ of ••rh month *t 8 o'clock.
v Visiting Brwtbrm «r» wel
com*.
JOITN X. HAVRE!*, w. M.
T. J. Stan<li»h, S*ci*t«rT
Home Made Candy Shop
C*rrroe». Y. T.
GUDYS SIMMON'S, Proprietress
TAKE A SOUVENIR BOX HOME
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Tourists < «J
WHEN IX WHTTFIIltRSE
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George Yashida. Proprietor
ALSO MANAGER OF THE
Caribm Hotel Dining r?oom
CARCROSS, T. T.
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White Pass & Yukon Route |
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1:30 p. m.
3:05 p.m.
6:25 p
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spected. and checked. Inspection is slopped thirty minutes before
leaving time of tratna.
160 pounds of B—ppapp will be checked free *iU each full far*
ticket, and T5 pounds with each half fare ticket.