Sl<agway's Social Weel<
TO l\KKI*
Vol H SHI T
Keep out of your mind and out of
\ ,>nr world every element that seeks
admltance with no definite. helpful
end In view.
Ceorite Matthew Adams
Vr and Mrs. Byt'rs Hrown of l.os
Vm.eles. t'al . are touring Alaska
and :::te»ts of the I'ulleu House.
Mr* Hirold P Stetson and Mrs.
Sarah Wilson, both of Tacoma. are
t the I'tillen House on their way
to Port tlibhon.
I *i . I o Stringer and Mrs
ar: wd out from interior
•>,. < and I-'t for eastern Canada
•mi r e I'riuress Royal.
T >* offleers ml man} passengers
of the Coj.ll and i'it> of Seattle met
m the IVIIrii House sun parlor on
\ ednesd:.* and enjoyed a dnnee
Mr not *•' - John M Keller and
i1 .• r little- dtitehter. S' irley. are oe
vupv ir-. their home recently pur
i*has« d from Mrs. Helen IV Lynch.
\ ffuwiwr of items were omitted
t i ?*•.• society column of last
•v*',«k liv an oversight. Though
ra; t*r belated they will appear in
t h. - tSSllC
.Uuiat^en M«'I*r **«i is again in the
»-i, )kI»• s oi 'in* (own as j.in.tor of the
'loot building Mr Mcttrlen has
\»t> sueo ^. u!i • h**U! tiiis place for
V'dward H. Si oeiVIe of l(»2J N
• a:. . street* Philadelphia* IVnn .
> K'uilt>ii House latest. Mr St oe tile
?ravHlnji for pleasure »ui enjoy
tratc his northern tri|»
Oiif<idi' of the school the bank
l*:thor l>ay w*..
■
.ar:«i business last. ev*erv da>
-> (Mara Sears, of Seattle, ar
nun iUe City of Seattle and has •
k| :i«r duties in the Hank
of Alaska as assistant cashier. Miss
S*n»rs i> a sutvii «»f the I'uIImi House 1
V K Mi'Hay. operator and ticket
cb»rfc of l!te Southern Pacific with
* in Sat'ta Ana. Cat . is here in
Town. a uu»'sf of the Ptillen House
\»r Mt-llay is here for business and
:t. Cordon, arrived in
the Coldftt North while in town.
- -r and Mrs. (' f Oeorge
m. of Suka. were returning pas«*n
gi:s on the Spokane m Sund.iv
front a trip to flic Stales While in
ion it i'. w«re luncheon guests of
Henley Murray was a passenger .
«iuih on ifce Spokane on his wa> to i
Motmt \n«el. On1 . where he will
;:i lake up his studies. Mr Mar
is fiftinjr himself for business !
ami offiee work.
•man of Foreman Ar Bed
proprietors of the fioldfli
• t.'l and .lames Wallace, a
• njoying the line scenery
ins huckleberries.
' \-it of Seatt le was an ar
• i'r . of Seattle and will
•• in (he Frye-Bruhn oc
cupied hy t" F Curtis, who is away
on hi- vacation. Mr O'Neil is a
ue-il of the Pullen House.
Mr and Mrs. Krank N Feero and'
lively little daughters.
ti> I he V. 1. Ilahn residence
.1 avenue formerly occu
P i Iij Miss Mattel I'atti Stone.
Mr and Mrs. Charles >\ Curtis and
their daughter Kvl>n were passen
gers out on the Royal bound for
points in Washington. They will
visit at some length in liuckley.
Wash., where they have a farm.
Anions the passe'i :ers south !>.» >nd
on the ltoval. were the Misses Mary
and Pauline .MrCann. who are re
turning to Saint Ann'e Academy.
Victoria, where they were in school
the past year, coming home for va
cation.
The Mi-ise* Klizaheth Seidel. Kthel
Hart nnd Anna Hart, all with the
Oregon and Washington R. R.. with
offices in Portland, ire in Skagw i>
at the I'tttM House and are very
much interested in the wonders of
Alaska
Captain 1 W t'all of Seattle.
■
Puget Sound and S I*. Alaska Pi
loting. I.annc' > Trial Trips, etc."
t'aptain Call s office is on Fourth
House ihis week
[1 KHOSl t'f hot fall' < T, 0 'WRi* R.
Mtllrr, of t';e 1 S. Customs-. makins
her home wi1' J tut; ■ and Mrs Mar
tin Con* a*. wn a passonger south
itn the !vrff. >'ss ■ *o for S'\*i M It ■.
v\ hero she ,s •'' i• *11*1 -vlvoo!
■ommotiii-tl .u ■.*' ii :"S ns:i;n aoer
;i vara (inn tttid ft- <1 its first moot
iv tho seerota' of the orscan'-atimi
Walter Kc«er\ who has hoon x isit
ni: with lit* fa' r and mother. Ml
■r. Kilwin Kjreort. 'if Atliti. loft nn
ho lloyal for Vaiulnrboof. i" *'
vhere he is pi in a hank Mr
<orth while itr ■ >wv
or. Hossie tVtt«:iv and her
ho youne people will ncmn rraume
heir stat! • Jtid.se Conway will
s official capacity as
'racs passed a \. i> flptfeInfill day
v.is mad'1 hoth « — »* trait: On
ho return from l>o•• ■ pi<k:.ig this
>rod at tho Ashley homo for supper
Mrs Kdith Shoelor. u. .Mtneau ;
ias :i Skagw;isi'or ihe past I
Haines j
vhere she W:is visiting w.th friends !
Up suest of Mr# , Urttre Hrown
Vl'.en sw'-:i in S^ag" .n •-» Shee
or was hastening to the hoat with
ler hands filled with fragrant flow
•rs cathered from the local gardens.
ia r. Harrow. Miss Klsie Tlidlen and
diss Margaret lioss rallihan. prin
cipal and t> '-hers in the Skagwav
ifhmvl, are makiiic their home at the
Mtllen House ; >r t" • season. Miss
Jessie M. White, also a teacher in
he school, nriivfd on the Spokane
iccorupar.il d I>y her aunt. Mrs. A.
tome for the present at the Prob
and House.
Among the notahles in railway cir
•!es are Mr. and Mrs. (' M Andre-.v<
vho are here from Seattle, where
dr. Andrews, as Hist riot Passenger
tnd Freight Agent of Southern Pa
■ific lines, makes his heaquarters.
Before coming to the North. Mr and
Mrs. Andrew* had made a trip to
the aest. visiting with friends and
relatives. They are guests of the
Pullen House for a few days, hav
ing Just returned from Atlin.
William S Prnry, of the firm of
Taylor Ai Prnry of Whitehorst came
over to meet his family on their ar
rival front Victoria. After a stop at
the Pullen House. Mi and Mrs.
Orury and their children left for
home. Mrs K C. Webster. sister of
Mrs. Prury. and who accompanied
her from Victoria lo Skagwa- re
turned home on the Princess Royal.
Mrs. Prnry and the children have
been away from Whitehorse for over
a year, hut fie call of the Xorth
was too strong to he resisted While
in town thev were Pullen House
Miss Leona Victoria Smith, n.
Glasgow. Montana, former!' >f Miss
ouri. is a Pullen House guest Miss
Smith is here with ti ihird vis::
of Chautauqua, visiting KeleJikan
Septemher from 5th to Sth: M ran
gel September Sth to lllh: Peters
burg 12th to 14th: Juneau ISth ti
22nd. making eighteen entertai*
ments in all. In Skagway
was not enough monej offered fur
this inlellectual feast so the ton ,'s
people will have lo make Jnnctn for
it Miss Smith is a charm i. .
lady and seems well qualified to do
Iter part.
»nd a nurse were passensers home
from Kastent Canada, and nere
-
young wife recently passed ««:• tnd
the little one will be tender!'
for by Mr Ooddard's mother Irs
loddard went east sometime earl
ier mother passed on and
later the little boy arrived and. at
he time, it was thoucht that the
ors of the hotel at Sauiiaj int.
lear Sitka
t. \MK 11^1! n>\ |M | 1< v . i;i \M
t's easy to drift as the . nrrent
Hows:
t's easy to move as the <i *p tide
Roes;
}ut the answer comes ••
breakers crash
Vnd strike the soul wit a hirer
fight
rhroush a sunless d.-i - ! a star
less nipht,
sleeper's dream.
'Only the game fish swims tip
stream
Die spirit wanes whore it Knows no
"ho soul turns soft <!o'< : The Ki.-*
Road;
rhere's fttn enough in ' thrill an<!
throb.
Jul Life in the main is an uphill
,eaves too much fat on a weakened
frame.
Vhere the far call breaks on tilt
sleeper's droam.
'Only the came fish swims nr
stream."
Yhen the clouds bank in and thi
soul turns bltte
Vhen Fate holds fas: 1 vott r.in";
break through—
.Vhen trouble sweep? lii.. a ; <i.;
wave.
\nd Hope is a ghost by an opr-n |
srave.
fou have reached the test i'i a fraose'
of mind
Vhere only the quitters fall be
hind.
A'here the far call breaks on the
sleeper's dream.
'Only the panic fish swims up \
stream."
Author Vnknown •
:>>•>•■ Ti>\s M \YO ORK
RKACIIKS >e\ttij:
Rem nisoent of Bonanza days in
the Klondike. 3000 tons of lead and
silver ore. valued at $1,800,000.
were brought to Seattle last week
on the steamships Ketchikan and
I-atonrhe. The ore had traveled
l.'oo miles, from Keno hill, the new
strike in Yukon territory. Canada.
It «:is transported down the Yukon
riw>r i't steamboats operated by the
White Pass £- Yukon Route to St.
Michael, then transshipped to Se
attle
KM 1*1.4 »YM 1 NT SITl \TION
1^ IMI*ROVI\(.
Washington. Sppt 7.—Then* is a
slight increase in employment re
ported by the Labor Departnien* as
a result of its industrial survey for
the month of August.
A baby aiooso was brought to
Juneau by Vi'rj«;ht IVYmieh an 1
party who taprifill the little fel
low up th • Tak i rivor. The ani
mal. which *-;>s aV>;it a n.oulh Oi«l.
was swimming the rivji with its
mother when captured.
im c.kt sor\n and
polar kxpeihtions
Puget Sound is a recognized hasp
for Arctic explorations. Vilhjamar
Stefanson. Canadian <»\plorer. will
head a party to leave Seattle on an
exploration of the Arctic regions!
which will take them from two to [
five years. The parly, under Allen I
Crawford, of Toronto, plans to spend
the winter on one of fhe Canadian |
islands in the Arctic, and Dr. Stef-i
anson will join them later Ro&td)
Amundsen, discoverer of the South
pole, will leave here in the spring i
for another polar jaunt.
Uncle Sam to
Reap Large Seal
Harvest This Year
SO.OOO «nll> IO Br SUl«htO«l »t
IVibilof Island* I>nring the
IVwnt Sojison
TRKASl'RY Will RK
K\ RIOHEO BY S&SOO.OOO
Seattle.—l.'ncle Sam'* treasury
will be enriched to the extent of $2,
500.000 hv this summer's sealing
operations in the Pribilof islands, if
the objective of the 1921 drive 1*
reached. The slaughter of Pribilof
seals has already begun, and the
mark set for this year is J0.000
skins.
Twenty-eight thousand seals were
killed on the islands in 1920. selling
for ?!.400.000, and with the iiicreas
harvest this year, together with
a hetter price, officials of the bureau
of fisheries, which conduct the an
nual seal slaughter in the Pribilofs.
are optimistic.
All of the skins obtained from the
Prihilof (stands this fall will he
shipped to Seattle by water, thence
to he sent to St. Louis overland by
rail, where thej will he tanned and
sold at the great annual fur auction
held there
OurinR the war Alaskan sealskins
so'd as hiph as JHO each, but $50
was tJ?e averapp price at the 1920
sales This *ear. however. It is ex
pected quotations will average ahout
The first consignment of supplies
sded at Seatlle. was taken to the
North Pacific islands hy the 1' S S
Saturn, of the transport servici
which also had on hoard eight ex
furriers of the staff of the
Fouke Fur company, which firm acts
inp acenis for the Pribilof
skins. The furriers will assist in
is summer's operations.
In.iiided in the carpo of the Sat
nm was considerably lumber for the
I'unstruction of salt houses for the
Rtorajre of furs
The vessel also carried wafer sys
• equipment. and the islands are
to have their own water sys
The Pribilofs are populated
principally hy natives and It has al
ivs been the custom to carry wat^r
lo: ? ii stances froir. wells.
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCTKXCE
Sunday service will be held at
r: 30 P. M in the evening in the
cnurro ndlfice or Christian Science
Society of Sk&gway, corner of Main
si reel and Fourth avenue.
Christian Science Subject:
Sunday School at 12:25.
The Public is cordially Invited.
I IUST PRESBTTERIAX CHTRCH
Reverend K. L. Winterberger,
B. 0. Pastor.
Statistics show that few young
people fro wrong who regularly at
tend charch. The best insurance
rou ran lake out strains! moral and
physical failure, for yourself and
■ i ur children is to attend church.
' i- > i lj insurance against final and
ornal bankruptcy is acceptance of
;he Christ whom the church pro
Make Sunday count for a distinct
moral uplift hv going to church
Vonr attendance may encourage
■onto weaker brother to go.
The bells indicate the hours
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHVRCH
Sunday School immediately after
Father Edgar Gallant
Pastor
FC1X GOSrEL MISSION
Sixth Avenue East of Bro»i!ic»y
Bible Study Class
We believe in the Bible doctrine,
or experimental salvation, as taught
by the leading1 men of all Protes
tant churches, and that the blood
of Jesus cleanses from all sic.
Welcome to any of the services.
Sunday morning. 11 o'clock.
Sunday School. 2:30.
Sunday evening, 7:30.
Thursday evening. 7:30.
Reverend W. H. Shoemaker,
and wife. In c^arge^ i
Philadelphia. Sept. 9 —Babe Ruth
the champion home run hitter, made
his fifty-third home run for tie sea
son today.
Pnwnul Onfct of
Bagtai
sk.ijrway Aerl<\ Niv V •.
fntrrnil «>r<W «rt
Kagtas, mr«f t»t« fir*;
and third night or Mm
month at their hull on Fifth Are
nnfc. Visit inn brother* cordially in
vited to attend.
C. H. IUKJKRS. \V. r.
J. M. Gricabarh, Se*"y.
Pioneer* of Alaska, Iploo No. 12.
meet In A. B. Hall first Monday in
rn>rj month »l 8:S0 p. m.
Visiting brothers cordially wel
come. i. C. PHKI-rs, flef-y.
Naomi Oi»i>W No. ft.
O. K. S-, meMS In Ma
sonic hall, first ami
third Friday, of each
month, at 8 o'clock. Via
Itlng nwnihor* wplroino.
Oharrif Marie Spark*.
Worthy Matron.
Vlrclnia Snffecnol. Socrctary.
Take Grore* UXITUT! BltOMO
QOMXK tablet* The penning l«psrs
ihe sitrnature of E. W. Grove. 3(k
To fnrr a r«»fl Tn One I>aj
XOTTOK
When you want ar.ythiT r ' •
Trunks. Bappapf- or anything <-Is
Call up tlie John Williams.
Transfer Co.
Also Wood and Coal for salr
PROFESSIONAL CART*
W. B. HTOrT
A II • r n t r at Law
Prmrtio® la all iwt«
In Tfrrllorj of ilwki
HAINR8 AI.ARKA
OH. U 8. KKIXE*
TVntlut
"lowl M<*l«*rn M*"fbo<W
Office Moor*: P-12 >. in.—1-4 p. m.
AU«kan linildtng
SKAGWAT AI.4SKA
SKA G WAY'S
ITtATKHNAL ORHKIW
Camp No. 1,
J,1 '■ rv*r<a *rmj «»<1
_ fourth Twrnlivr •»»»!«#
St flrBO e'rloak. Vhdt
trie brother! cordially
J. M. KcOcr, h. ^ K«U»\
Arctic TUvwfcWk ArrUf 9t*M.
R. P. O. n.Kt. rt« *JC
' wnj l<o<Ur*< «*«. R.
r. O. Klk*. rruwta fir«rt
nnd third IlMMflar* *'
)) Ml f>. m.
VtsiUng hrotkwi cor
<1mn) irrtrmM,
a. C. WWW, K. R.
t 3. VAVDKTTAlii* f*cr*Mry.
P. A *. M.
Wh)t« Paw P. A A.
A. M. K*. II*. tnmtt *»<!
*nfl *th Saturday
of racb mnnth »( • e'dixk.
Rr*thr«a ara w*i
ram*.
JOHX X. HA.VNBV, W *,
T Standtoh, fWTX-ary
Home * ade Candy Shop
Carrrom Y T
GLADYS SIMMONS. Pmpriftrm
Latitwi*. 71 P« ii>f» "1M
TAKE A SOUVENIR BOX HOME
..Rochester Hotel..
A. Rvstogi. Prop
All Modern Conveniences
Corner King Street and Srconci Ave.. D\WSON. Y.T
Sfvm-Pawnper Mctacrbiin Boick Car Service
Attention
Tourists • *
\THV\ IN WHTTJIIoRSK
^ CITY CAFE -
GOOD EA TS
1 l \< nrs. SHORT OROI lis. UP FO.1. MKAUO SKRtT:n
George Yashida. {Proprietor
A150 MAN Vt.KK OF THK
Carib>u Hotel Dining Woom
1ARCROSS, Y. T.
JUST A REMINDED- v. r l>r F1KST CLASS PRINTING
White Fass & Yukon Route
tiME TABLE NO. 4T
Pall*- except Sucdar
Xo 1, X. Bonnil
1st Ows.
9 :30 a. m. Leaves
11:55 a. m.
1:30 p. m.
3:05 p. m.
5:25 p.m. Arrives
SKAfiW XV
WHTTE PASS
BENNETT
CAKCROSS
WIITTEHORSE
rassenpers mast be at the depot !n time to *iave Barrar* In
spected. and checked Inspection is s'ipped thirty mlnote* before
leaving time of trains
150 poonds of Baccnrp will he checked free wit \ rack fill far*
ticket, and *5 pounds with each half fare ticket.
So. 3. S Booril
IM.CIm
Arrive* 4:1® p. n
Iv»avrs J:00 p.m.
1:45 p. m.
11:10 ft. m.
1:10 ». m.