Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26

Iaso who had the pr.co ,o go oul-
 le Che preceding fal are duo to
 returning to ho North. thc suo.- Ir invariably m.sa cveu steamer
 1m Ono South m ,hc hono that he nay recognize among thc naHonr
 ends whoso acquaintance he nul .1mcl In storeay 22 yoem ago
 nd which acquaintance In many ,.acs. was continued u Inter ycau n Dawson But aa ycar succeeds roar fewer of Jhc old guard ore met
 uW now it is rare chat a north
 omd steamer carries moro than two or three of tbcm where dozens .oull bo encountered up to ten or dozen years ago. In thc ha'cyou tays when Che northland waa In lower it was at this season Of che
 olr hat rcsh osea rosb meat and fresh choccbako dance han e.n werc .u Imported to Dawson over Che ice and chat town rcio.ced and was cN- codnrly elad in Consequence w
 es and meat shipped In Do pre- -ious au wcre boeomn "mEh' ont iaurc hau girls who had boon on Inc jobs several months wore be .omme somewhat .alc and paa.c whatever Chat mocnD.
 On every norhbomd steamer al .hIs season of Che yoar from @ dozen O twenty years ago would Doc mol. loss chan scorc of soravur-iook.ue pilgrims who answered to Che umc
 Kid" and who know uo. .hc joy" and benefits accruue from eating
 mIariy Those fellows wou.d m- ariab'y walk over .hc railroad from qaevay to Whtobon. dr'lt down he Yukon ur.r m small boa.s and manage. by close application to bus- .nes to steal ur.ccn. by au io take chem back un the river and cu, Ide returning north fhc following bring and ro through One same nro.
 gram mu over owin Bu. when nmblnr and daHoehaIs began oo ho drowned upon i'm Che Interior owns Che "E.d" clement los, mter r. n tbc country and choir former iauua know th.m uo moro
 Aside from b. .Kd" element hero were otder Tn tae mry daw
 those oountcrnar.e ur. nerr mot my other plaeo on earth tam u sarvay and uav.on Tn the ycfu a- and goo Inclusive. Thor. ea tno snrnsbmu who would tou you m confidence "I usal .o write for tae Times" but who .vos chen busy mshne wIudons taat he might keep lmaef supplied with '"H
 There vcrc a- 'aest thoreud
 representatives or aron. Huh..a- ions who would produce 'at,e of recommendation rwcI hv Lord umttroua or Che editor ol .H. ,runo Growers Journal aud who would look offended r you did mo. invite chem over to no Dulhmma % bayc something at four bits per .somotare" Vere few oI tHom .ore connected uth a publication lr over had bcau They had aer
 ards printed in Che hope taa n would help hcm out and .t did help uto few of tbem olt Rather t was tba means Of the.r beus kicked out
 Once in sEa-eer yom- man aurd at Che sroIore oU.oe to have rodecrs printed advertising the ia.. .hat Prof. Houenron tho Hcatest .ernous Che world had ever known. ar ever would know. was In town on ae way from Copenhagen .o Dave ron anj would give am exhibition of hIs talent at a han the ncN. u.eht
 re young man hIm.It hour none other chan tbc uoat Holonrorn Tho stroller aw Che u.at UolHsom again chat same evening whm Che ormer took dinner at the Growing Gsn afc The door leading from ho dining room was open and Prof. HoiIeuroru was m Che kitchen waah me dshcs However assisted by his confederate hc pulled ol hl ruut Che next nIeht and eayc gone ral satisfaction Hc was "hashcr
 who had quit his job on a Seattle skarway steamer to seek h.s lor tune n Che chen uucharab.e North Two years later he married n widow .t Dawson and thc laat ume Che stroller saw him bc was drinking cocktail wh a cherry In it Hr wife appeared to be stuck on him. .At Ioast she called hIm "omry incidentally chat word "Dar' TO- minds Che sualler or n mounta.ncor u Che south who called hs wife ''ueary" when he WITS u good hue uor and "Yo poo m.ac'0h'o
 Dcs.or'n' hoG-bakci
 louch" when anything wont wrong or even when hc .un.aeionod she had trimmed her toe ueIs W.th hia