Mrs. Swivel and Mrs. Sherlock
drove to Portland from San Diego,
going by way of Lake Tahoe, and
have experienced a most enjoyable
trip, especially as this ts their first
to Alaska. Mr. Swivel made one
previous visit north in 1906, when
Instead of getting’ rich, he lost his
stake In Fairbanks, and departed
poorer but wiser.
The party plans to make the
West i'aku Arm side trip from
Carcross.
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mentary school districts In which
anly one teacher is employed.
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MAYOR GOETZ RETURNS
FROM GRAND LODGE; HAD
FINE TRIP TO SOUTH
Mayor A. E. Goetz arrived home
last night on the Princess Char
lotte from a brief trip south dur
ing which he attended the Masonic
Grand Lodge at Tacoma as dele
gate from Gastineaux Lodge No.
124 and also visited a short time
with his parents in Oregon.
Signs of an upward trend In
business are manifest, Mr. Goetz
said, but the strike situation is
bad, and there is little probability
cf an early settlement unless the
Federal Government steps in, as
it appared to him. The weather
was fine all the time he was south,
he said.
BACK FROM SPRINGS
Mike Reisner returned yester
day by plane from Tenakee Springs
where he has been vacationing for
the past month. He reports hav
ing been benefitted greatly by the
baths there. He expects to return
to the Springs after the Fourth
for another visit.
