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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-16


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State Of Washington. In snd
for the County Of King. Alfred A.
Pancake. Plaintiff, Va Peter PET
erson. Hannah Peterson. bis wife
Nels Peter Peterson and Hannah
G. Peterson. Defendants. Va
$3.50. Summons By Publication
The State Of Washington. 10 ~
said Peter Peterson, Hannah Peter
son. his wife, Sels Peter retenca
and Hannah {. Peterson, Defend-
ants:
You are hereby summoned to ~
pear within sixty t60D days after ~
date Of the first publication Of ths
summons. TO wit. within sixty d1W
after the 18th day Of November. IN
and defend the above entitled acton
in the above entitled court. and an
swer the complaint Of the pl2intIn
and serve copy OF your answef ~
on the undersigned attorneys ~
plaintiff. at their office below sfst<e
and In case OF your failure 50 70 q
judgment win be rendered against
you according 10 the demand Of ~
the complaint, which has been filed
with the clerk Of said court.
The object OF the above action
TO foreclose a mortgage upon me
north half OF the southwest quarter
Of section twenty-seyen ca,
township twenty-five tz5l north
range seven Cd east. w. NJ. in KING
County, Washington; said mortExF
being made to the GUARANTEES Loan
and Trust Company. a eorporaticn,
by Peter Peterson and Hannah Pei
cfscu. his wife. TO secure their note
for the payment OF one thousane
(i0ool dollars on the LIST day OF Jang-
airy 1897. with interest at the rate
OF eight per cent. per annum uulA
maturity, and at the rate of twe1
per cent. per annum thereafter ur-
in paid: both principal and Interest
PAYABLE In United States gold coin
interest being payable seni-an-
uually; (Which said note and mort
gage were thereafter assigned BY
said Guarantee Loan and Trust
Company. for a valuable considers
tlon TO A. A. Pancake and George
Pancake, and thereafter, for a valu-
able consideration assigned by the
Harrisburg Trust Company, cor.
poration as executor and trustee Of
the estate Of George A. Pancake. de-
ceased, 70 this PLAINTIFF; the entire
principal OF said note being unpaid.
and for forty (iol dollars attorneys
fee provided for in said note and
mortgage, and for costs and for gen
erai relief.
Date of first publication Novem-
Der Ifth. 1901.
PETERS AND POWELL
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff
Postoffice address, Rooms I 70
Dexter Horton Bank Building
Seattle. king County, Washing
ton.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the State of Washington. in ana
for the County of King. In ne
matter OF the estate OF May -
Kerry, deceased. In probate. M
SS15. Notice to creditors.
Notice Is hereby given by the IN
dersigned. the administrator OF wv
estate of May Z. Kerry, deceased, 70
the creditors of said deceased, ana
against all persons having eialn
against the said estate, 70 pfess"
them, with the necessary vouchers
within one year after the first pusss
licatlon of this notice, 10 the sa'e
administrator, at his office. room
Bailey building, corner OF secona
avenue and Cherry street. city OF %
attic. King county, Washington;
ALBERT 5. KERRY.
Administrators of the estate o. 10y
Il. Kerry. deceased. Date OF tlfs'
'tstf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-16

The hoodoo which hung
which
crashed wharf
II shls
a a some.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-16

The Jeffries Rubin fight
in
advertising
pursued by the
attention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-16
New Goods Arrived

nj. y. Pease Johnson Co., at 1877
qee0nd ave, have just received n
large shipment II Ladies' Walking
Frif skirts, cioaks and French Fian-
rel Waists direct from New York.
~ same firm are having a special
fcIe on Pattern Hats at s3.50. $3.50
and 1900. 49,.
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osrroPAruY

MAHtlINgfOk Institute II DEteoD.
athy. Hnfc Deposit Building Eltab
linhHd ln Seattle three years Phgia
Main GO1.
SIX years experience chronic cases.
Itlcknft n Howell 0HffVpathni 81
Collins block. Phone. Main ia.
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niisINlsss amA,,I.s

STRANGER ATTENTION.
ARE you looking FOR safe and prof
liable business opening Ia Scatter
II 40, We can offer sou any NUM-
hss requiring an investment 81 from
40 70 tAt0n. Every business op-
pertunity that passes through office
must stand the closest Investigation.
and We can place you N bank.
IN fact, any business you may pre-
fer. Kindly call and investigate.
German. American Investment Co.
Incorporated, big Third avenue.
sALOON MEN. ATTENTION.
FOR saie-Two saloons on Fret ave-
nue.. near Pike street. new buildings
and new bars and fixtures. lease
may be had for 10 years. price g., 900
and 400. respectively OF which
amount one-half can be paid cash
and the balance when YOU get ready.
the beet saloon property In Seattle
today for the money. We have 25
other saloons, ranging In price from
txe9 10 $1,000. Gcrman-American
Investment Co
nON FACTORY.
FOR Sale-intcreat In one % the iarg-
est and best paying box factories
west o. Grand Rapids: running night
and day. with three years orders
ahead. retiring member Of the firm
met with n serious accident which
dirabiee him permanently. and his
place must be filled by q man cap
able ~ taking charge OF the office.
German American Co.
LODGING HOUSES.
FOR Snle-We have n few hiRh-class
lodging hnusca. not the kind that are
usually filled with "dnmmies'' and
lot OF cheap. secondhand furni-
turc. fitted expressly 90 catch tho
unsophtsticnted stranger. but nornc
established. reputable and good nav
ing Investments that we can eafci,,
recommend. Germnn-Amerlcan III
veatment Co, bis Third avenue
WHOLESALE cOMMIgsToN
HOUSE
s. 200 cash and services eecurea a,
tercst and good position in one =,
the leading wholesale produce ava
commission houses IN qeatflc. ~"
tabiishod since 1873. with lnvvard.
800 shippers and alO local natror.
highest commercial and hank r.fer'
eneea given. monov 20 be deoositad
IN bank 20 Increase business co.,
man American Invegtmcnt 90.
$3.50 buys oyster house taking In seo
per dnv' must bo sold In five dava
Enqulro 1910 list ave.
Contractors and nuILDrRs
soDEdQutsr q ROSELEAR. ahso.ss
az Is-22O Spring street.
BROMLEY n WELLS. general con
,nsnctnfE " Starr Boyd building.
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The Ballard firenen are manning
hall on New Year's eve II was ar
iefnaiIy intended to give stIeh an en-
tainmenf both on New Year. eve
and Thanksgiving, but The iatfar
was abandoned IN order 10 allow the
Maecabees the hall on that daee
Coal, wood, phone Seattle Fuel ca
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Auction SALES

JOE MARTIN, general huctionser
and storage. a2is First avenue. Tel,
Oak Tfy
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL, uANss
OF SEATTLE.
C Sc sl's rieck paid In. Ea.soo; surpinA
J. Furth. press !. g Goldsmith. Wise
pres. =. v, Anksuy. cashier
Correspondence IN principal cities I'm
The Uniird htAies ard Europe.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
aeroad avenue ana Pike street Capt
tai paid up ffna.0oa r. C. <euSeisrf
pres: ,. ". Hayden. cash. J. r. orper.
leaf. asst cash Commercial savings
ard trust business
scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle. general banking bualnerB
transacted. Deposits. n.baoe. a
chiiherE. pres. L crendahl. iirsi
f.ans. asst. cash. No branches.
National Bank Of commercs
Paid up capital. j. .tisc.eoa.
Trnnsacis general banking buslscns
i " G s hsnry s., pre- v. n r Spence
ssfs Depssil Vault Bexss isr Hsss
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK on
SEATTLE
Paid up capital. .fI5p.poo.
General banking business transacted
]. u. HoGc. r., pres. NJ. NcNicken.
vice pres. l.. Turner. cash. n. y
fnrkhurHt asst cash. Exchange on
principal cities u u. 3. and Europe.
The Canadian Baak sf Commerce
capital paid up .ss......s..ss...4A.e1p . n0J
eight million doilarH.1
Surplus .........s.. ..............s g. e'o1. acV
InteFest allowed on time deposits. A
geneFal banking business transacted
SEATTLE BRANCH = Corner Of
James street and Second avenue.
u. A. CAMERON, AGanswe~.
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1900 cesh buys house ana ief-.--
Eafp'ni balance easy tsrfns N W. ~
price 700. Enquire iZiD let ~, ~
30 Buzz & good home fr,.,,. -.
er goDd reasonf f0f reliira -
eve a. - "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-16

From Columbia Dock. foot Of Col
umbia street.
Leave Heaffie--s;1e q. IA. Except
sundayal and 1000 q. M, i.fs y. m.
flor Brenerfon onlyl nnd $50 u N,
saturday only. extra trip iis5 80 d. m }
Leave hremerton -Asslb and ifsA N.
m. SEQ and els .. m. Leave Sidney
--9.5o and II 10 a. m.. 6se8 y. IN.
Leave chnrientun~s:o and ff:as a.
m. SOS y. m.
Fer Pleasant Beach ard Bean
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
% 1000 a. m. and lis y. m Leaving
frfmsfton NJ Sis a. NJ. end els .. m.
FHre 90 cents round frtp
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90 ON TIRE
CITY OF EVERETT

hEAIILE, EFEHITT IND I'D
AuNDA ROUTE
~. Everett. sst a "a. so. us 5. ~.
JAFea round trips daily. including
Sunday, N effect bspt ., tnf
Flyer for Tacoma Al Everett with
Etf. Mfkado lot anohofniah. and Ever
EFT aud Monte crista Railway.
caiman Dock. Seattle Tel lied al
Merchanta nock Everett Telephone
81 y ~ SCOTT. ManaKrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-16

When buylnr articles advertised ~
this paper, speak OF the star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-16

Ct.AIthr y fsrnlu shorthand echpJ',
individual Instruction - Boston.
LEOh business lonoRc UnlVns1d. IN
diyiduai instruction. al mbtectH,
BEST methods aud teachers. AcmT
Business College. Second and PHO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-16

HELP wANTED-NAIE
WANTED. responsible managerial
tegrity must be unQueetiona bie--t0
take charge Of distributing depot
and office 90 be opened In Wash
ington 10 further business inter-
csts OF old established manufacture
ing concern; salary $50 per month,
and extra profits, applicant fnust
have $500 to 5000 cash. and good
standing. Address, Supt., l.. q.
Box il5i, Philadelphia, Pa.
MEN--Our catalogue explains how
We teach barber trade .n eight
weeks. tools donated: positions
guaranteed, mailed free. Moler
barber College. san Francisco. Cal.
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ron well Improved fe,-.- -.
large a' ioN prices gsit ehnAH "
CyLLiNs 4 WiLIIkae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-16

o.
y. y. oOhH, formerly editor - -.
Everett Evening Record ana s
Rico Of Seattle. have been ar.,' =. y
81 local managers n the H8f ss'.1 ~
Operation Company ~ Rsa
city, Mo-, ana have opened ~, -''s =
Decs a. JOG PIKE street. The y
II the company n % ensbIe 49,
body 70 buy property. 10 t,wn
Or her nome, on q cash haala ~
return the amount IN small rs,.' WI
~ payments, which van ara .,..1.',e 4.
lees than reut, ana 10 amav 49,, wv. y
the interefi-payiug evil. +
hpme-Duiiainz concern. affeFsss
plan Whereby anyone may aee,,.aa
a home on the easiest terms w, ~
sietent with conservative h,s...-.
methods. a small memberulse -
~ charged.
PROF KNOx's free lecture No.
hail, Sunday night, should =
tended BY every man and 49,
10 Seattle.
STORAGE AND wAHEnofss
ss- $40 Occidental ave. : it,',...-.s.1
. Eao1-. etc. gaeobs. TrsnhoIsns { Z:
....-.. snow CASES
sEAI.rI.E Show Case Co. ~ l.: -.
TAILoRs
a. ~ ANDERsoN. sls,b Bsec sss-. (.
TAxfDEHNisTs
G. G. BERG. IA Third av snss
TIMERS
IIALkY 4 R0B6. 4 Il drsss o.
TRANSFER conrAsIrs
ORA fsfEA and FofWardsfs.- ,,|-<z..a
distribution cars handed urdrssss.ts
superior equipment for moving ~.
furniture. pianos and heavleEf sser,+
inefy. Lloyd 1ranfer Co. p Ns~,.-
street, Tel.. Main ~
EYkLa Trannfer 90. MaIn "a
TINS AND AWNINGS
TENTS and awnings MoseaIte 80,
tents. mining hose and cAsvas 80.
army duck tents and foldinx -.
beds. the Cold Madai' tlt6 4,
ATTLE tent * AwEINr ~
wholesale manufacturer. n.~'s
and Western.
TENTS. awnings. flags farrs1ai--
hose. etc. Alaska cutfftsrs h Il
canvas goods; goods made 70 or;s.
bF Experts At a moments ro.Ia<
Eunde e. Eriand. First ara re~k~~
TRAINED NURSES
&. II q sxfALLEY. frzlfr1sssxI 's nsss..
wtii give massage. home treaf-rsrf
q. IIrth ave. phone Black "a
UMBRELLA REPAIRING
UMBRELLAS manufactured. rs<rrss.
Ing and general repairing ~ ~
ord avenue Eobeerr Bros
VOICE CULTURE
O. MAff%rG Schultz. Hoiyoks ~
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.(LASSIFIED ADS.

CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsrnAcT on TITLE
ospoRNE THEMPsR a Co. mo.
Abstract Co, established isk1. Min.
Ing claim ahutfagtn basement VI the
Mutual Life building
booth.W hlttltHey IiAnford Abstract
Coz established ikD. basement ~
iiaiicf block. Telephone, Mnin ~
slgArrLE Abstraal Co. ~ bl .ek
AutiiITLcrs
JOHN GRAHAM. $50. s2i Globe blk
Tel James 2z2l
e ". lioLeIiroN. nl.li collins.
AItohshss-AT-LAw
VA. II. uurrNEis. attorney al law.
s'ii,s prosecutor ana defended ~ 81
courts ~ years experience. Proceed
tnhh IN bankruptcy. Companies incpr-
( pstHtnd, Abstracts carefully ekpms
ined. Collections made in all parts
or the United States. Highest ctIn-
merclul ana bank references. ii3
Third avenue. Phone. Main 1000
FRANK y. WRESTLING. Bosion blk
H. y, MAHTiN. 10 Mutual Life BID.
y a. KELLOGG g2e bailey build ~
VI y. LAMuuTn, @i-s Pacihc block.
a. G. MACDONALD. 900 burke 30
loot. Palmer a i,rown. Pioneer bl
y g. coNoNHk. ga iialler building.
LYMAN v. KNAPP. 10 iirfief building
q. WAND KEMP So Burke bulidli (,
J. y. DOUGLAS. b0g Nav York BIZ.
HORACE rETER tls New York DIX
PIERRE y FERRY. 40 Burke block
n II t.ANCfsANn. COS NJ " bioet.
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soNNItACroHs and BUILDERS
SoDEdQuisT q ROSELEAF. ah,s,s.s.
~ Sls-22O Spring street.
BROMLEY n WELLS. general con
Tel Main $50. N''N'
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sHDF. KADX'B free lecture. 49,
han. Sunday night. should
tended ~ every man and n....
10 Seattle. f
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THE southeast corner OF Stewart
and Terry: iso feet square. can be
bought at $4,000 on terms. This has
growing value. Ask McCague at
elise offices. Pacific block.
-
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Coal, wood, phone Seattle Fuel Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-16

5000 brYH VNster house taking IN se0
per CIV must be sold In five daya.
Enqulro 1910 list ave.
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service, effective Sept. 10. 1901
~. 4. Navy Yard and
Dry pockl. Charleston and sidney.
NTttfA AfNfna
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-As~er-Hs~r-s@sf
HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED.
WE have cash customers fer hoGsx
lots, cottages. stores and an1<r1
dwellings IN al parts cf the e1t<.
The only way 20 sell your rroq<r-7
Il 20 advertise. and as nc spend TWO
THOUSAND DOLLARS 4 rianfk ~
that purpose. IL follows AZ q lo4sni
conclusion that we Can sell H. l3l
your property with tie and our 80
which will he published ID skx1
tone IN all the leading newspzpsn
tn the city
RMAN-AMERICAN TSvEsf-
MENT COMPANY.
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nELr WANTED

QuEEN CRY EMPLOYMENT OF
FIcE. iolf Ard AVE. BLACK ssgi,
SUPPLIES nELP ZEE OF
eli A RIG r TO EMPL OVERS.
CALI WRITE OR PHONE AND
SECURE GOOD HELP.
WANTED Machinisss, mouldcrs. bolt
ermakcrr and niacksmiths and pat
tern makers 60 kcep away from Sc
attic. strike on. fron Trades Coun-
I'll
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the State Of Washington. IN srd
for the County Of King. Alfred A.
Pancake. Plaintiff, ". Peter Pei
erson. Hannah Peterson. bis wife
Nels Peter Peterson and Hannah
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JOHN GRAHAM. sgo.s2i Globe blk
Tel James 222i.
p ". IiouonroN. nl.li collIna
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LEcxL NOTICES

WIRE. IRON AND PLATING
Pae. Rail a Plating Works. IN FBt.
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Ladies' FurH made and reposred.
G.. g. berg. 1915 Third ave.
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
RELIC OF RATf WAR
SOmo People Pain to Sec In tho
 Holding Over of tho Seattle

The holding of the flyer City of Seat tlc m port two days was an unusual occurrence and has set people gueS, sing why it was done. Some people sec in it the expiring embers of the late bitter rate war In that struggle. it will be remembered. the Washintog & Alaska Steamship company was pit ted against the powerful Pacific Coast Steamship company At least this was the popular acceptation oi the condi- tions of the fight The affair was Ger minated by the Pacific Coast people getting tine business ior American boats out of Vancouver, il' which the other company. so -vl..antiy coo tended.
 People who think the keeping of the Seattle here was connected with the rate war reason that the Washington & Alaska people were laying for a chance Co Smite itS late rival one and that the opportunity presented itself last week The Seattle ii she had parted on customary time would have sailed Saturday night This would have left the City oi Topeka oi the Pa cifc Coast company. the only American boat Co sail from here the fore part of thi, week and she would have reaped thc golden harvest of KlondikcrS which the Seattle gathered in. They think the flyers owners had this up their sleeves and only awaited the oc- casion to spring it.
 The more probable solution is that agent Pope. shrewd steamboat man that he is. knowing many people were coming up the river to White Horse and must arrive their within two days of his own choice ordered the steamer held over.
 Whether it was to throw the har- poon into the other company or whe' finer it was good business move on thc part oi Mir. Pope, the Dodwell' are probably about SJooo better of for it. The Seattle took out the banner crowd of the season.
 The city of Skagway, however, i' several hundred dollars out by reason oi this proceeding.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26

Bishop Earl Cranstor, who was ex' pected to arrive by the Victorian to day to conduct the coming Methodist Episcopal conference. will arrive on the Queen. Friday. Word to this ei- feet has been received by the local church people.
 The ladies of the church are making very complete arrar gements for the reception and entertainment oi the lg' nitary and attendants upon the confer. encc. Today the college building m which the meetings are Co be held, will be nicely decorated for the occasion A committee. of which Mrs. Patterson is chairman. has this matter in charge The committees on reception and re- treatments are leaving nothing undone m their lines. Being the first Methodist conference Co be held m Skagway, the ladies have a commendable pride in making it a grand success and to this end they are bending their united ei' forts.
 The conference proper will not begin until next Monday. but Saturday night public reception will be rendered the bishop at the college building and everybody is invited, 'even the repor. tcrs." as one lady put it yesterday This occasion will be a good one io' the people Co meet the noted divine and one of the leading lights of MethodiSm.
 Bishop Earl Cranston has long occu- pied one of the foremost positions in the van of the adherents of John Wes' ley He ixc0n'idcrcd.one of the hrigh, test scriptural scholars of the day and is an authority among his people He has travelled extensively. having been in an of the principal countries and is a very interesting and entertaining talker On this account the ladies will try to have him deliver one or more addresses. An effort will be made to induce him Co deliver an address on Oriental life Sunday evening li he consents, and there is but little doubt he will for he is always willing to ap. peal when the people wish to hear him the ladies will try Co have the services made union in character SO that other church members may have the pleasure of listening Co the learned preacher
 During his stay in Skagway BishoF CranSton will be the guest of Mrs Dr. l. II. Moore. The ladies have made arrangements for the entertain' ment of the other visitors. among the more prominent of whom will be Rev Lathrop. of Portland; Rev. Bennett of Ketchican; Rev. Barton of Doug las. and Rev Sellon. the missionary to the Indians.
 The conference district embraces al of Southeastern Alaska. Pastors for thc various churches will be appointed during this session.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
Members of the Rivers and HarbOrs Committee
 Are Coming
The JunkOtinE Party of United States Officials Arc Coming to skaEway About tho Middle of tho Coming Month

Word was received in this city yes yerday morning from John P. Hart man. general counsel for the White Pass & Yukon railway at Seattle, by Hon. K. w. Jennings, that the junket- ing members of the rivers and harbors committee, now in Seattle, and who are out on general tour of inspec- ton, would leave that city on the stea- mer Victorian about July I2 for an extended visit into Alaska territory. That will make them due in this city about the 10th of the month. and as Mir Hartman has fully advised the city chamber of commerce regarding their
 intention that body will probably lend all aid in their power to make the stay of these gentlemen pleasant and pro Ate5le so far eas~ entertainment is-oon - cerned. While directly Skagway may not receive a benefit through the pre- sence of this distinguished body. indi- rectly it will have a great bearing through the knowledge gained by these gentlemen Being of keen foresight they will readily grasp the situation and see that this city is the natural and most feasible gateway to the country where possibilities are yet in an embryo state. and upon their return will make reports which will place Skagway and Alaska where they belong-in the front rank of all that is progressive.
 The White Pass & Yukon railway have signifed their intention 10 place special train at the disposition o' the party and take them on a sight seeing tour 10 White Horse and other points of interest. The Chamber oi Commerce will probably arrange pro- gram for their reception and entertain mcnt while in the city and some of our prominent civic bodies accompany them on their trip to the lakes. All in all their presence will De great drawing card for Skagway in the iu- ture: it will determine to their S1tiS- faction that we are not out oi tlic world. but living in a land that flows with milk and honey. and capable oi producing anything on earth from gold Co strawberries.