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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-05-01

The Reason Make and Sell More Mems $500
g. so Shoes Than Any Other Manufacturer
is because give the the benefit OF the most
complete organization Of trained experts and skilled
shcemakers in the country.
The for each part Of the shoe
and every detail Of the making in every department
looked after by the best shoemakers the shoe industry
II could show how carefully W L. Douglas shoes
made would then understand why they hold THAR
shape ut better and longer than any other make
Ny Method Of Tanning the S0les makes them More
Flexible and Longer Wearing than any others.
Shoes for Every M enber of the Family
Men, Boys. Women, NJ isses and Children.
For sale by shoe dealers everywhere.
ssHilTI0M None genuine Without W. l. DOuRla1
UHU lUN name and price stamped on bottom.
Kast Eyelets Used Exclusively. cstsog mailed fres
~ DOUGLAS I67 Shark ST. Rruckton. Mass.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-05-01
Care In Feeding working Horses.

Care In Feeding Working Horses.
Horse feeding is not given the atten-
ton 1t should be by some farmers.
That of the COW and sheep is carefully
examined and discussed. but oftentimes
the horses feed is just all the hay he
can eat and various quantities Of corn
and oats, according to the work being
done. Although oats and hay are ideal
food, they should not be fed exclusive
ly. Horses like a.variety as well as
does any other animal Good timothy.
early cut and well cured, is the best
hay for horses. but many farmers feed
too much hay. If the horse is expect
ed to do extra hard work he should be
literally and frequently fed. 1t is best
to water horses as they come in from
work or before feeding If watered
soon after feeding, the stomach, being
small. is liable to be partially, emptied
by the. water OF the uhdigested food.
which causes s bowel trouble or loss. Of
sat- Il :. .4.Sa ln.s.', Sst suirr;
r. ~ Mules Mean Money.
|. Some people have the idea that !
mule will not respond to kind treat.
ment. This is a sad mistake. A good
( mule is Just about as good as cash In
the bank any season In the year. A
thoroughbred Jack generally proves .
better investment than a stallion. First
class jacks are very scarce and that |,
one reason why mule breeding Is slow
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-05-01

1910 Western Ave-. Seattle. Wash.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

the stability OF values throughout the entire re-
gion. Long ago the territory passed through the
initial stage OF development TO one with the gen
era trend OF affairs we'll defined In the 90 5. when
the larger part OF the section did not appeal 70
many Of the largest investors, owing TO the mac
feasibility Of many new apartment house centres
there and also on account of the difficulty encoun
tered by active real estate brokers in finding ten
for many improved sites, there was poor
market for its costly apartment houses. To hnd
buyer in those DAYS Tor houses with frontages
on the Drive was d most tedious task, and TO get
satisfactory loans that time for the furtherance
Of modern apartment house projects for the
building OF private dwelling houses was also an
unpleasant Job
It then thought that in spite of the poor
transit facilities Of the district the lower and cen
tral Riverside Drive section would especially appeal
TO persons well known IN society and financial cir
cles residential almost entirely for their
The pioneer developers Of the district
argued that the upper Fifth avenue district was not
easily accessible from all sections Of the city, and
that its remoteness from many direct transit lines
was one Of the principal factors IN its realty
strength. Some OF these developers, weighed down
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
PLAN GARDEN EFFECTS.
Manhattan Beach Colony to Haze
Big La1cn8 and Shade Trees.

stil another feature has been added 70 the elato-
rate scheme Of development at Manhattan Beach
Estates which is in line with the plans already car
ried out by owners make that property READY
In every particular for immediate Improvement
The new work. which has already been begun. viii
consist Of covering the entire area with layer OF
topsoil and fertilizer. Perhaps the only drawback
heretofore in the building up Of residential colonies
on the seashore has been the difficulty Of beautify-
ing the landscapes or OF getting anything IN the
shape Of vegetation thrive for brief period
or without most careful cultivation Furthermore,
at many places along the coast this work OF top
sllrfacing has been left individual owners usual
II with only partial and unsatisfactory results. At
Manhattan Beach il Will all be done by the owners,
first IN those sections where building operations
are about 10 be begun and later over the entire
property.
IN arranging terms for purchasers Joseph P Day
has also devised several optional plans which il is
thought will prove popular One Of these provides
for q 10 per cent cash payment and subsequent
series of quarterly payments Of 10 per cent each
anorher has the original cash payment. with
"a Der cent 10 be paid quarterly until 20 per cent Of
the purchase price has been paid, the DaIance OF oo
ner cent remaining on mortgage at > per cent In
terest for three years
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

Of the greater city. They learned great expense
that il is not possible to make persons who can
we'll afford 10 and occupy the most expensive
dwelling houses move to q section which does not
naturally appeal TO them.
Since then other well known real estate builders
have been taught at the bitter school Of experience
that even in a district which has wonderful draw
ing power as choice residential district people
cannot be fashioned according 10 the ideas OF the
builders In other words. sPecuatveiy built
dwelling houses representing an Investment Of
many hundred thousand dollars not easily sal
able at a profit. Persons of large means usually
contract for the building Of a dwelling house for
their occupancy to suit their needs.
HOUSES USUALLY ALTERED BY BUYERS
Specuatvely built houses designed by builders
and architects who trying TO gauge future
needs generally undergo. If sold 10 such persons,
thorough overhaung Of the floor plans. and fire.
quentIy many changes in the exterior appearance,
before they ready for the occupancy Of their
buyers This idea that such speculatively built
houses could he as prottably erected as houses of
much less cost the result OF the popularity Of
the modern types OF dwelling houses representing
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
ART BUILDING IN s1ooo,ooo DEAL.
Herald Square Mortgage Corporation Leases
Propersy for ia Years

: lease for ia years and involving rental Of
s.oe4eoo was reported yesterday The structure
leased IS the Art Building No. 1913 Broadway. al
soiring the northeast corner OF 18th street, and
tending 70 and connecting with the Parker House
The properly was leased several years ago for ten
years 70 Felix Ismen, who later sold his interests
Harry Levey, who n assigned the lease 70
L 7 Alton. president OF the Herald Square Mort
gage Corporation Mr Alton Immediately
modelled and Improved the building. At expense
of $4,000 and turned Il into an attractive Office
building.
Owing the contracts signed yesterday the
Herald corporation viii have control Of the property
foF lIE yeas
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
REALTY NOTES.

Henry Iden and another purchased No. 20 FouISa
avenue. southwest corner OF 2oth street. repor'ea
sold or Thursday.
De Blois & Eldridge have leased for Z : CIaAe
his place in Bellevue avenue. Newport K l., q
Z ]. Curley. OF Manhattan.
G. P Butterfly was the broker u the sale o.
No 90 10 5I4 West 9th street, reported recsnus-
The buyer will erect d warehouse on the ste
The property sold by Jsrs J Sullivan & So1S - ~
the Newton Holding Company IS at Nos ~ ~
$50 Fast 141th street not 18th street. reporter
The DurCss Company has leased FOR " 1T %
ton O. Paris France, 10 Henry Srnyths the tour
story plilding No 40 Eighth avenue. near the Nv
Pennsylvania station. for term o. CTenty-els
wears Mr. Smythe viii alter the building.
J. y Kuh has sold for P Hartung a pot S!41
feet on the west side Of Division avenue - -
south OF the Boulevard. at Rockavay. LcnS Isla199
10 Zarat & Weber.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

an investment Of 100000 less and the fact that
the plans
II may be that some years later persons who
want to live in the upper Fifth avenue district or
other sections with many residential charms Will
gladly accept the finished product Of speculative
builders and thus relieve themselves Of the worry
and time necessary to formulate and carry out
dwelling house construction work representing
investment away beyond the 100000 mark
Time has truly proved that there is no ideal
section In the great West Side for the creation OF
a residential zone with marks similar to the upper
Fifth avenue district. Throughout the entire
length Of the Riverside Drive thoroughfare there
hope to make that section Of the city the rival or
the t1pper Fifth avenue district Nearly all the
big builders active on the Drive are not busy put
ting I'D high class dwelling houses Ger the occu-
pancy Of men prominent in financial social cir
cIes but are creating there a greater apartment
house centre The district lends itself naturally 70
the building operations which are being carried out
there and which have characterized the trans
formation of many sites with frontages on the
Drive IN the last ten years
few years hence the greater part Of the
Drive district viii be almost one unbroken row OF
the highest type OF apartment house building
That the zone viii continue be enl4rged along
its present lines is plainly reflected in the broaden
ing OF investment purchases there. There never
was Z time in the history Of the various develop
rnent periods Of the great West Side when It's
modern apartment houses were in such demand IN
investing circles. From seth street TO 18th street
there is hardly street or avenue which has not
figured this year In the sales OF new high class
apartment houses to investors and in certain sec
tons OF this alIurins residential zone sales OF
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
EAST MTDWOOD SALES.
More than One Hundred Lots There
Glanced Hands Last Week.

The demand for East Wildwood lots Is one OF the
features OF the trading in Brooklyn I'VE sold
more than one hundred lots at East Wildwood last
week" said William z Harmon, OF Wood. Harmon
& Co. yesterday. the average price a lot being
about 81 200 That certainly shows that, in spite Of
hot weather and vacations, people will buy Brook
lyn land The property is good and attracts hne
class OF purchasers. No single lots are sold even
the side streets. and along the avenues we
sell nothing less than two and half lots. or 6ofoot
plots The Wildwood section OF Flatbush appeals
very strongly TO people in comfortable. though
moderate circumstances. It Is city. yet with living
conditions ideaIZsd
.'oId Flatbush was rather sleepy Dutch village
mainly agricultural. The thrifty farmers amassed
fortunes from their fertile acres for this was the
richest of the farm lands IN all Kings County; and
It has been fortunate for the FIatbush that
they did Most OF them had money IN bank ana
stocks and bonds in their safe deposit vaults, ana
IN consequence they were loath TO part with their
holdings. They held on TO their land longer than
in any other section Of Brooklyn, and the farms
were thus held intact until II absolutely nece-
Eary 70 cut them up into building lots The new
Flatbush has come into existence, all restricted
planned and arranged. and the result has been
fne DEVELOPMENT that has created residential
section une1ualled in any other part Of the coun-
try
New F1erbush comes in = new era Of CITY
growth and development and rapid advancement in
architecture, sanitation, home beautllcaJlon ana
higher standards of living The last is the best for
experience teaches better things, better ways and
higher ideals
so F1atbush. the persons who know, stands
for district of homes at comfortable. artistic
and not extravagant for persons who appreciate
those qualities and. while not rich are SUI aole
to maintain the niceties Of life
Had the old Van Brunt and Magaw farms. now
East MIdwood been opened thirty or 1orty years
ago, a far inferior type Of development would nave
resulted As it is. East Wildwood represents the
sresr ideas in modern city planning
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

Esperanto q six story elevator apartment no'ss-
No. 2z9 West 105th street It was held at S2SeesS
II was sold by F. r Wood & Co for Loren5 Weins.
The house occupies plot with frontage Of y.
and a depth Of 100.11 feet
The A Z. and H NJ Hall Realty Company sol
the six story elevator apartment house No. ns
Riverside Drive northeast corner Of SD street Az
Joining the property the north IS the G1lls
borough. a seven story apartment house, anu = -
it is the Turrets- a seven story apartment - -
For J. Holmes r.. Austin B. Fletcher Oso- -
b Hurd and Samuel Robert. Parish. Fisher 8 =
sold the Versailles and the Fcntainebleaus eee-ss
ing the block front on the essterly side OF eess
avenue between I12th and 18th streets 70 So -
FriedIander The property has a tonl4ss
COZ 10 in the avenue and depth OF 10 fes-
Frieolauder also owns the Chaut1Ay, os -.
nent house al the northeast corner of Seventh 80
nue. and I3th street
The firm Of ] 3 Ketcham sold for Geofs
Rabb Coverley Court six story elevator - -
rneut house. No. JoS West 10Th street - ~
Joins the northwest corner OF Amsterdam a. sns
II occupies q plot with frontage OF I''' -
a depth OF 10011 :eet. -.,.,4uy
The central Building & Improvement CoHif.s
-old EVELYN Court. 40. Gl1 20 619 West lli'i -.
a six story elevator apartment house. Win = ,sp-
axe of 125 feet ant a depth OF leo feet nc s.,
erty was held at S5500o0 Opposite t-io - sfofg
are Hudson Hall and Revere Han, t"O = s--4us
elevator apartment house structures ana .sss
~
and the .Ardleigh. six story sPa-
structure - yvaiacks
Mrs. Theodore Morse. owner cf the ths
Theatre building found a buyer thls Sea- ,srta
RutledCe. a nve story apartment house ~ 49, Tss
corner OF S2d street and Central Park WsS. .,.Das
house has a frontage CT - Iee' "
and 100 feet in the street .orv ss-
bernard c McKenna sold the seven 81 80 -so1ra
vator apartment house. 76.-zsSs feet, a1 -
corner of s5th street and Riverside Dri's. ss
4 trads involving country property anu aho..-,sd
west side apartment house was recenrS a yvss
II was the sale by Louis Rosenthal o. = s.-ncy
Wing apartrnent house. a slx story eie'% -irhfs
w. osoS los and 10 West Nth street, ne
frontage OF 81 feet and depth OF loo-H ,fosss
blver gave in exchange his country pl4'e --,Fisss
rain view station. near Malone. y y scrss
'ain srrsmr Tre houses and about three hundred
OF land - -,~snfiy =
Another big West Side transaction S'-. &C. 70 %
,ortea was the sale by Huston * Aslna- ae-,.u,usnS
Dxs-tor for the Brookfeld Construction ,s.rs
of the ten story apartment house "
Trive. 225 feet north of rsth street.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
JAMAICA ESTATES PLOT SOLD.

Jamaica Estates report the following recent
sales; A plot 60x12o on Radnor Road. near Kent;
= plot 77x130 on Avon Road, near Doncaster
boulevard: plot 121x64 at Radnor and Kent
Roads; 2 plot 77x96 Charecote Ridge near Don
caster Boulevard; plot 90x15S at Doncaster
boulevard and Tudor Road; a plot 1oox120 at Md
land Parkway and Kent Road; plot s0x166 on
Midland Parkway, near Croydon Road; q plot 1oSx
2o3 at Henley and Avon Roads, and plot sSx
LOO at Henley and Avon roads
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
WEST SIDE DISTRICT ACTIVE
IMPROVED AND VACANT SITES THERE PALUED At
MANY HUNDRED THOUSANDS SOLD LAST WEEK.
Trading the Zone Many Years AgoSome of the Big Tr0ns0
affecting Parcels in the Section Reported This Year

with these views. could not foresee that the River
side Drive area not destined TO be developed
into a private dwelling house region Of realty
grandeur equal to that Of the upper Fifth avenue
zone. Several were bold enough to try TO arrest
the growth Of the upper Fifth avenue district and
10 make the Riverside Drive territory one Of the
finest residential centres. almost entirely dotted
with high class dwelling houses. within the borders
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
TO gur1D NEAR TUNNEL STATION

l. 7. Alton has leased FOR the Herald Square
Realty Cooperation, Of which he is president the
premises Nos. 5lz snd SIC West ssd street. for
period Of tWenty-one years. and TWO renewals AZ
m aggregate rental Of $4,000
Tbs property had been under lease 10 the cor
rcrsrioa for twenry-one Years. % which term only
q few months have elapsed. &r. Alton intends to
erect ak story loft building CT the site
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

Investors were prominent in large numbers last
week as buyers Of modern apartment houses in the
West Side, north Of 59th street. The property
which they bought IS valued At many hundred
thousand dollars.
The trading which has marked the upbuilding Of
tie various zones Of the West Side in the last ten
years has never indicated for one moment any
doubt IN the minds Of the big realty leaders 20
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
MORE LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

I'Ec1use Washburn s CO. have sold for the
Wampags Realty Company a plot 6x9 rsei q.
Third and Webster avenues Long Island Clty- nc
,11rcbaser viii improve this corner parcel with a
business building
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

S
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

BEAUTIFUL LARcT4MoNT MANOR, N Y
II Toeutyu the mopy In Or b
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

sz5 SIS 5. 155 = OF 1sr ave. 2511022; =
tenn.- and store. Settlement Co Ahrz-s
Never Ct al. Carrl-E-ou & P. arrysi J D Burer -
amt due Si.2S1 taxes. S1G4. SUB % prc- s7
BY Joseph ?. DAY
IS Ile,h 81 z 5 13s 4 OF Lsno1 ave. 1sxie9iI )
dv'z shsris sale Of al rghr. uts. etc Vnicn ~
man Horov-i,- had March I6. 1909
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stws ON HIS EAR

= ckSTnAiIA. Wash. Aus. I
. a--ln an accident near kpp.
Z lab Q. y. Riley came in con. 4
= tact with the grabbing ma, I
Z chine hook and lost the upper 4
Z half Of his right ear. John I
: Pollock. a nsikhbof. reunited
= the severed car. handaEcd II
= up and s~ni tho injured man
: 10 a doctor. but the surgeon 4
4 refused TO disturb the dressing I
: alrcady applied. saying that 4
: the operation wan satisfactory. 4
: and that without doubt Riley 4
: all regain q whole car, 4
4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 a 4 a q
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OSTEOPATHY

Electricity. vibration. Hight thsr-
spy. hot air sweat baths. and other
druEiess methodA Optical rooms
fer fitting glasses and treating syea
Best equipped officer In Seattle. Con-
sultat'on free Treatments u each.
A. Holt. osteopAth and optieian.
tsI-s-s Peoples bank Bids.. Second
and Pike Main stSi.
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SEATTLE WILL HAVE A
COB PIPE CAMPAIGN

Tho campaign cigar Ia doomed.
AFTER years Of pretended popularity
shown BY a tickle public, the cam.
paigu cigar will no longer hrine on
a nanheoAa sensation In the plcxlH
rasions, because Il will no longer
be handed out from a beautifully
autographed box by seemingly
generously Inclined gent"
And Il Tell " M GIN to sound
the death knoll OF the much and
Justly ridlcnled campaign ropes E"
Hiram Chawlea tiill. Grand
worthy president Of tho at times
strand and worthy city council. has
let Il be known that no ID TO be a
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'NDNAN WILL
'IC0ME BACK
TO SEATTLE
~ Johnson, the Alleged
s,,.et Car Swindler, Is
wiling to Return to This
CIV With Officers.

/ a.KLANn Gal, Aug. 6. Mrs
- joAn.an. the alleged street
I ..ualeb stated today tina, she
=, :, rertA with tho sestile Off
40 arrive Monday without
.,-,.lllas them to take out ealradi
y pSss
M the woman is taken north
! Az he charge Of swindlins the
s....s rleciric company out Of
,.s which Il Is stated she got
hle injuries. her husband.
~ Jahnson. and his brother, i.u
~ sIll ho taken alons also Mra
$3.50 Il confined 10 her bed In
Il u,,titl hospital and is said 10
IN, sck she was taken SUD.
~ ii several days ago and prob.
"a v.Il rot hc able to accompany
= eifon to Seattle for a week at
|1tzf
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cabinet. with one foot doubled IN
def him. and with the other perch
cd on tho highest runE Of tho chair
hraoea. with his large soft felt hat
pulled down over hia eyes. Ailentls
putting Al his plpe--a corn cob. Of
course.
Suddenly be tpranE 10 his feet
esclAlming I've got Il. I've goi ~
You've got what" inquirinEiJ
asked friend standing near.
An idea. an idea. Of course. what
did you think | had. the ID. r.'sf"
unfoIds His Plan.
And then he unioldad hia plan
II vas 10 buy 10000 corn cob pipes
10 distribute during the coming cam
paign. And each pipe TO have III
en-" printed on tho side. and each
pipe IL 10 have a package OF to
haeco 90 along with II.
Great" said everybody.
80 today 4 telegram went east 10
hlg pipa factory which said.
Wire beat price on 10000 cob
pipes with M CIR In large letters
on bowl
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GIVES HOBO So PIECE
FOR FIVE CENTS AND
LATTER RETURNS H

SAN FRANCISCO, Aus. a.
When a begear returned % piece
10 Reuben kallsky. clerk who a
few minutes before had handed the
man two niokcls. aa he supposed,
tho search VI centuries, began by
nlogenee, the famed Crock nhiloso'
pher, who passed u lifetime In quest
Of an honest man. came TO an end
on Fillmore st., San Francisco,
kalisky was walking down the
thomuEhfaro last night when an
unkempt and rasged fellow stepped
from a shadow OF building and
asked for 10 cents 10 buy some
coffee and doughnuta" The clerk
mvc the heggar two coins aud
passed on
lie had travoraed a block when
the hobo ran up behind him and
tapped him on the shoulder.
Didn't you make a mistake. mla
terri no asked, extending grimy
paw. one Of these nlckels is a
gold piece.
kaliaky gfasned an awning rod
10 support himself. When he had
recovered from the shock no took
back his sold and rewarded tho man
with a silver dollar.
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Victoria With a Princess

Princess Victoria leaves ut 800
a. m. daily for Vancouver via Vic.
torin Tho real modern steamship
Of tho Pacific coast. giving daylight
Views Of the Sound. Straits OF Fuca.
tbs famous Active Pass. Gulf Of
Georgia. passing IN full Wow Of tho
salmon fishing fioet at the mouth
Of the Frazer.
Canadian Pacific ny. eos First
avenue. zee
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CAUGHT WATERING
THE MILK he SOLD

MIN Inspector Gus Henderson
and his assistant. Charles Dearing.
captured retn omEA. a South Park
dairyman. 10 the act Of pumping
water Into his milk. and "a a result
90 gnllona of milk were destroyed.
yesterday Omga was brought BE-,
fore Dr. J y, Criehton. city health
officer. A warrant was later issued
fnf bis arrest and the man will be-
tried.
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candidate for the Job Of mayor at
the nest election In February.
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cob pipe no thinks OF M uill-and
Vice versa.
Thus Il was that our III was alt
tins enErunaed In thought In the
committee room Of tho council yen
terday afternoon.
Loud noises were heard on all
aidea, Holatofons laughter rang
through the eoffidom outside. Mui
lon was telling a story,
Tempealuuna cianginFs were
coming up from the street below.
Int through It all our M atiil
thought
Hu was cnrled up on a hickory
chair. Tilted back against the films
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ChAdren's Sweaters 25c
Warm little Sweater Coats.
with pockets. white or grey.
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Re HIts the Plps.
Nov. TO tho visitor Ia our city.
lot I, BE- known that our M tafter
you know him you call him Ei)
has gained considerable Of reputa.
iion az a hitter Of the pipe. |, o. OF
tho corn cob variety. 90 that wlmn.
ever a Seattlelta thinks OF a corn
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VANCOUVER, q. Carl Grey
and his daughter left here yesterday
afternoon on the steamer Quadfa
for Skagway On route 10 the Yukon