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The scuf- Lnst Sunday morning about ten flingbroughtoneofthegirlsagainst o'clock, Helen, the “.months-old child the window and the glass falling out ivork on the hishvny be- inspect it. .Wv.f§ufim. in m cm and SMITH BROS. Tm Secflon' Newspaper Now Last week the We hopeltwmproveamccessandwork out to the satisfaction of publishers. AmBadlndtbyPhtoGlua MMM $1.25 and readm.â€"OrmgeMe Local Youth: in Trouble The lure of ear riding has again proven too much for two youths of 0111 town, A. Watt and E. Stewart, and in- stead of being merely sharply repri- manded for taking the family ear, they unmedWalkermulledmecaroutd the (11%,aner uid'berm W W“? W 0“ 66 OAPY” SMITH was a tough guy. He shot men for the fun of it and robbed them when there was nothing better to do. He had a trick of appearing to wrap a cake of soap in a the dollar bill and of selling it to a gullible custprger- fer a few cents. ‘â€"_‘ LR...- Because of that they called him “Soapy” up in Skagway in the gold rush days of ’98. But “Soapy” was too tough and too slippery even for the rough frontier of the north. One day he was a bit slow, on the draw. He was shot and killed and buried with his antagonist, whom he had mortally wounded, in the little cemetery adjoining the town. "When news of his sudden and long hoped for death arrived the toWnspeople apparently thought something should be done to commemorate the end of a desperate career. ‘v-lr Sotheohe had said that “Soapy” was as hard as rock. So they THE DURHAM CHRONICLE painted a skull on a cliff and let- tered Soapy’s name on it. Today tourists to Skagway stand and photograph this relic of a day that is no more. "Klaskaâ€" ' and the Yukon are sunny places of green hill sides and flowers, of placid lakes and roaring rivers, of great peaks and deep valleys when the boats cruise up there in the summer time. This year the service is to be augmented by the S. 8. Prince Henry, of the Canadian National Steamshlps. The CNS “Prince Rupert” and the “Prince George," of the same line are already known for their comfort and seaworthy qualities to the thousands of tourists who each year make “the voyage up the well-known Inside Passage to Prince Rupert and Skagway. Two other new steamers now being built for the Canadian National Pacific Coast Service, the Prince Robert and the Prince David, will ply be- tween Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle. Duncan Wilkin’s barn was also struck, but owing to the fact that Mr. Wilkln was at the tlme in the stable, treating asickanimal,hewasabletoextinguish the blaze. “ William Scott’s house was struck and slightly damaged. the owner himsel! be. ing injured, although not seriously. George Walkey’s barn, on the 9th concession of Minto, was struck, and a .couplo of hogs killed. 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