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uaILY
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
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eettre
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JOHNgUUGER-
ri
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i
CDC
STME
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
Neglected
Eyes
"
NEGLECT
Is
doubtless
the
cause
of
most
of
the
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
it
seem.
hardly
neceesary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OP
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eye
tight
through
neglect
Is
the
most
inexcusable.
DO
NT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect.
Come
and
seel
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Joudry
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Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
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Block
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IN
YOUR
i
uiit
wia
crNM
soon
re
be
r
rem
coai
enn
fob
tuc
the
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i
CCLD
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GREY
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The
Fall
months
are
fall
ing
behind
and
you'll
have
Winter
on
before
you
know
it.
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the
"don't
worry"
dub
today
arid
get
your
bin
ftMed
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
"
will
'
give
you
a
care-free
Winter.
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and
Scotch
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Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
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low
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as
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I
CRUISE
OF
BAYCHIMO
IX
FAR-'
TIIEST
NORTH
AND
NARROW
ESCAPE
FROM
CRUEL
CRIP
OF
THE
GREAT
ICE
PACK
i
ecu
tinned
from
ps-f
one
I
itbe
mm
anrth-rly
point
of
Alaska
,
stretch
wt
unesplored
continent
of
;
sat,
i
iti
1
1
aft,
presumably
m
for
aa
the
Nana
Fate.
Nov
la
the
abort
Arctic
the
fiet
of
cob
and
ocna
o
Ml
the
tee
off
the
iu
southerly
edge
beeocaea
broken
up
sad
Is
pushed
north
nl-Uiifonunatety
through
broken
up
in
this
manner
there
H
ho
outlet
from
thai
part
of
the
Arctic
Ocean
and
thretith
the
month
of
July
August
and
September
these
floe
of
lee.
some
smalt,
l"1
some
very
1
large,
are
carried
"
east
aad
west
with
varlaaU
current
created
by
I
a?
wtnd
might
bring
large
Ocea
of
Ice
jiimliU
la
act
the
coast
aad
R
fare
badly
with
aay
b
caofht
in
tan
chips'
raKarnt
!a
these
waters
most
be
ever
cn
the
alert
As
a
feaeral
ntie
the
lea
strata
down
oa
Point
Bsnww
about
(he
third
week
tn
,naliartii
r
and
the
oradal
tailing
guide
fires
Srptrmbrr
IS
'as
the
lamtt
for
safe
aaHaallon
After
'
this
the
wuter
freeee-up
seU
In
and
this
.
part
of
the
Arctic
la
sot
aartg
hie.
amono
ice
nn
To
retan
to
aw
aarratrte.
we
left
Punt
Barrow
the
uiw
rrealinj
and
jwlnf
to
orraatonal
foe
and
the
fac(
(that
we
bad
co
worm
oar
war
-.hroofh
aeTeral
ficMs
of
lee
It
was
not
tmul
ulT
0
that
we
reached
Beiachei
Is-
knd.
While
workla
through
one
of
Ue
orflFts..the
afp
ptiaebed
ajatoat
a
paiflauauly
heavy'
patch
of
Ice
and
a
few
places
en
the
starboard
haw.
were
aemewhal
but
not
seriously,
damaged.
From
8kiM
pofaas
onward
the
vbfagt
raa
smoothly
and
we
cased
at'
the
pot
on
the
route
entered.
lajMUag
stores
at
each
post
sail
cailecttag
the
furs
they
bad
accumulated
during
the
previous,
two
yeavra.
It
is
worthy
of
meauon
that
the
schooner
"tady
Kin-
derIey
which
was
to
hare
made
the
voyaje
the
previous
year
was
caught
and
rushed
to
the
Ice
off
Bar
raw
and
tMs
meant
'
that
so
suppGei
had
reached
the
company
posts
for
to
yean.
It
wffl
therefore
be
readay
understood
thst
our
arrival
was
a
wet-
come
advent
to
the
men
at
these
loeHy
outposts
of
civilisation
as
moat
of
them
were
badly
in
need
of
piuililuiis
aad
Tuel.
Abler
pec
than
the
presea
writ
er's
have
already
described
this
part
of
tbew
ortd
so
I
win
not
attempt
to
so.
The
whole
dHtflet.
howerer.
la
sun
a
more
or
less
unknown
und
and
full
of
interest
to
the
explorer
and
the
prospector.
On
August
19
we
reached
Cambrblge
Say.
Victoria
Land,
the
most
easterly
point
of
the
Toyaae.
The
Esj
allium
his
the
dsMincUoa
of
being
the
fjrtt
steamship
to
negotiate
the
Deate
Strait
w
htck
ties
betaeen
Victoria
Land
and
Kent
reunstaa.
Three
tfaya
later
we
thrn-
o
the
posts
earaute
aMftr
s1lf
uiand,
uxrc
we
wa.ted
fcr
tbe
ic
to
pen
up
more
At
two
pm.
we
tried
conttBoe
oa
oar
way
hut
the
wind
-ra-uag
auictty
round
to
the
went
aad
coeamenced
to
pile
tn
the
lee
aad
for
the
weand
tint
e
were
una
iflul
to
tbe
diffrrent
winds
from
day
to
CUy.
return
to
oar
anchorage.
AB
through
Even
in
the
middle
of
August
a
change
.
rleteat
weatertr
sale
Mew
at
Bersehel
Island
oa
August
31
This
far
we
had
beea
faaared
with
extremely
mild
weather
and
from
Her
schei
eastward
had
fcund
the
wateat
leaaarkaMy
clear
of
ice.
The
ship
had
cevcred
a
greater
distance
lhaa
any
other
Teasel
had
done
preriously
to
the
short
sraion
of
narigatton
that
pre-vans
la
this
regtos.
In
the
ordtnarr
course
of
events
we
sWM
had
two
dear
weeks
in
which
to
round
Point
Bar
row
aad
the
distance
from
Herachet
a
hit
i
two
days'
run
a
dear
of
ice.
x
there
was
every
reason
to
be
opti-
matte
fa
r
safe
passage
back
to
the
Behrtog
.
BAKKEIi
BV
ICE
PACK
On
September
1.
baring
her
huitntss
and
with
a
valuable
cargo
of
skins
aboard
the
Bavdme
ft
Hetaohl
IsUad
at
2M
pa.
on
the
last
lap
of
the
homeward
9urnev.
From
the
time
we
left
the
abetter
of
the
sand
cptt
at
the
6JE.
paant
of
the
island
the
chip
had
to
back
ber
way
thraegli
oeary
:ee
Worming
m
and
out
we
got
aunor.
around
the
iamad
but
oa
the
northwest
poiat
heavy
Unpassahle
ice
packed
tkgfat
onto
the
shore
aad
canptetely
barred
the
way
Beluctaatty.
therefore,
me
were
forced
dock
to
abetter
under
the
lee
of
the
ex.
aaadsplt
as
we
couM
not
remain
lr
our
posttkm
off
the
Islsad
for
fear
of
being
crushed
ia
the
Icepack
aboald
the
wind
ehaage
aad
bring
more
toe-
fleet
pressing
inshore.
On
tbe
tnoixiog
of
September
2
a
8X
w
nd
sprang
up
and
commenced
to
open
up
:
oe
ice
We
lef:
our
anchorage
am
ara
r.s.
safe:
rcurA
Tie
aad
aUed
the
Ice
ht
tight
eo
the
eoaat
and
we
were
tafia
compelled
to
wait
and
hope
tor
a
oBaag
of
wtnd
to
ope
R
aa
agam.
Septefaber
4
aad
S
we
atteaapted
to
.et
through
but
the
Ice
berrstr
rs-
malced
solid
and
wiiiajiialiai.
OrthcjJicnif
Fox
Trot
Vocal
frcan
that
date.
WhB
arWaraid
uadar
the
lee
of
the
seutbaaat
aaadsplt
each
day
a
party
would
set
out
fsam
the
ship
and
eras
the
bntnd
hoping
to
ftad
aa
baprwve-maaft
ta
the
lee
coadnhma.
Day
by
day
our
thsores
af
getting
tbiniagli
were
da
in
Hi
j
aad
Caatila
Corn
well
eam-asesked.as
asake
amaagemenu
for
si
hands
o1re
ashore
sIkMM
the
ship
get
frcaen
in.
PKErtKm
TO
HIVTTK
On
September
0
we
tried
yet
again
but
inchcrage
(or
another
attempt
we
were
stal
naaale
to
get
through
and
the
fouawaag
day
a
atrttrty
wind
piled
ta
the
see
yet
Mm.
GOT
MfXAflE
yHROinil
The
Baychnao
was
by
this
time
the
only
ship
in
the
ester
u
Arctic
z:4
-o
lear
radio
maf
I
had
o
tt
:tk
he
high
mountains
c4,alwlk4nd
pick
up
some
'hip
:n
h
Psc.ftc
-a
,r.
of
the
ES!
c-a.
rutttocu
on
'h
Pacific
shor
of
A-a.
v
OV
't
rr,
5
static
iuudlMuwa.
the
aaartatat
f
the
Arctic
night
at
this
wm
of
the
year,
ay
the
fact
that
X
had
but
a
kw
apart:
set
to
work
with.
I
had
for
the
past
week
or
so
beea
unable
ia
to
effect
asiataaiiinllia
with
the
out-jde
world.
Otar
poMUoa
waa
an
be-
,
-
oesir.f
critical
and
oa
the
asght
at
:
Sept
was
st
11
t.i
captain
gave
aa
la-.
tmctioaa
to
transmit
the
"SOS"
algaal
.'
.o
attract
attectuw
1
gave
ttse
rt
a
!
much
bagger
load
than
it
was
ever
in-
teaded
ta
carry
aad
was
tartaaaH
m
ha
ring
my
calls
sacked
up
by
several
tethns.
Taaafea
so
the
n
agipratlaa
of
-he
O.
S.
navy
taUoas
at
Oardoea
aad
Kodak,
aad
a
laaailin
of
ehtps
tradtay
aa
ta
Alaskan
coast.
I
was
able
to
iratntalw
fairly
regular
fommnnlritMfi
On
Sunday.
September
X.
we
left
our
Records
Just
a
Memory
Paul
White
ma
ii
and
Hit
Orchettra
Harold
Yates
Cooper
Lawley
iGene
Austin
'
-VcfcaLja
.
:
Fox
Trpi
PaUl
Whiteman
and
His
Orchestra
or
Golden
Slippers
Old
Time
Southern
SongDig
hit
t
Doet
with
violin,
banjo,
Vernon
Dalhart
and
guitar
and
harmonica
Carson
Roblson
Fox
Trot
Polly
Jutt
at
fascinating
at
"Sola"
Zez
Confrcy
and
Ilia
Orchettra
Charmaine
Waltt
B.
F.
Goodrich
2Wt2
Silrertown
Cord
Orchettra
Vocal
Lewis
James
25M
Inttro.
Victor
Salon
2fiJ4
mental
Orchettra
to
se.
through
aafl
by
aooa
were
thirty
miles
woat
of
Thpchot
lataad.
here
alaa.
oar
laugjess
wt
agaan
barred
aad
as
K
would
hj
teag)
uBsate
to
anchor
at
jen
aa
epostid
pes
tl
ton
we
again
re-rurned
toSrild
anchorage
By
how
:ere
were
!ew
among
us
had
any
.icpe
of
get'..n
clear
this
jwar
and
hat
ing
to
wul'.er
as
far
north
a
tats
wm
r.o
pleamn'.
p.-ospect
Wtnter
in
th:
jt
-r.
r.
land
uenh
of
the
tlmbet
-.r.
j
n-.u-
w.
z-a
to
lire
ahoard
s
Vicfbr
20SS1
3WI7
On
a
Dc3w,
Dew,
Dewy
Day
Fox
Trot
Nit
Shllkret
and
The
Victor
Orchestra
Duet
with
gu(tar
Jim
aiUlcr-Charli
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ight
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miles
ar
so
fsam
the
coast
.be
native
from
Heesohel
at
.n
a
store
of
meat
lor
the
slaad
rtara1
ta
the
land
though
the
wiad
had
bad
to
be
found
to
the
other.
Par
a
few
attautas
-
ia
to
ttv
ihaefca
that
at
vataat
aarBtg
at
the
wat-
whrn
ta
aaUvaa
are
oat
huinma;
of
the
soyal
rsniiwsn
Mounted
PoUce
khkdly
teed
irnnemmnnn
in
the
poUee
mriacks
to
a
father
andxr
Th
few
Eskimo
eaaiip
oa
the
fctlaad
are
buaUy
engaged
atakmg
afcta
dota-ng
and
muklaka
sel-bJ4t
boaUl
far
Js.
anal
ace
we
definitely
ahandoawd
all
aaa
of
aeaaaax
dear
eaprdlUoas
eouai
Immtdlslth;
he
org
i
aii
id
to
html
aartboo
la
the
ameaataai
aa
the
aaam-ad
These
meeetsan
at
ban
ten
than
wham
a
few
feet
do
m
a
1
1
lan
aal
mm
aad
kehat.
KEtllY
TO"
START
y
The
in
wn
Saptiaaait
drew
to
of
th
aaa,
aaow
a
setting
In
Tet
the
Mth.
Mth
aad
daps
aad
aa
th
bad
uuand
the
state
taeort-
ig
very
iitue
ice
and
lota
Of
open
later.
Ooaslnc
a
late
ha
the
season
he
news
was
hard
to
baa
ere
but
Oapt.
.'craven
(the
master),
aad
Capt.
FteJl-er
(th
tee
paUti.
head
4
Hesitation
wd
It
was
drddta
that
if
the
wind
vnuuael
faaoMbie
we
would
aaak
oor
etleenpt
the
aest
day.
Meanwhile
the
captain
puarhiMd
at
tfet
ttwVCshafl
assay
saoreei
ttasamg
peat
could
1
ttapped
aad
dampened
to
waater
ap
the
it
betweeu
Bersehet
aad
Poaat
Bar-
On
the
afternoon
of
-September
w
laaid
farewea
a
Hersonel
aad
atartedi'
loaT
at
fafll
speed.
At
7
pan.
w
anchored
30
ataVa
I
the
hdand
a
there
.ana
atill
some
leefaad
it
to
unwrte
to
It
la
the
dark.
Early
e
again
pruts
ad
aa
at
speed,
aseatlag
wry
little
ate.
By
a
Ipm
we
we
U0
mUe
from
Kirwlbal
Iweatedy
we
eowM
not
tura
back
aa
w
r
Juat
aa
liable,
tft
bejaawa
tijaagl
M
v
get
back
to
Heeacbd
as
w
r-nriog
to
oo
oa
to
p4nt
turjww
weuid
mean
ahiadbwlaa;
(fee
aalp
iat
UtlrmptlDC.
taexptracd
of
real
Arc-
Itlc
cendtttees
at
wc
an
were,
ta
walk
Uhe
200
miles
Meag
that
barms
try
4aaast
th
Poaat
Barrow
w
hank
to
TW-
lafhelarieveri
elated
the
oUager
w
were
ta.
AH
through
that
atcht
tieamlajg
ahead
aad
the
aext
day
tcbrr
1.
-wm
be
for
our
lnecstoTtss
The
.
in
strong
anrtawet
and
would
be
slowly
but
sawefy
parahu
down
the
heavy
packs
of
lee
tn
the
north
of
Barrow.
M
ICE
UITII
ICE
It
bad
now
baeame
a
race
whethet
ae
could
fat
round
the
Point
Ufore
tn
ice
waa
dea-a.
rendetlag
ft
Oc
Eaeh
hour
brought
ua
nearer
the
goal
tad
towarft
adgMfaB
large
pans
of
see
vert
S4ghert
Dodglag
xhat
to
part
then
to
starboard
betweea
the
ice
our
stout
Mete
Mp
ptugrtd
ateadary
against
th
md-
The
stokers
were
working
at
a
'
.-ttaeedoue
ptteh
aad
the
eblrf
engineer
had
opened
the
engines
to
such
ex-Mnt
that
despite
the
head
wtnd
the
ahis
as
maung
ll
kaoU.
agahast
ber
neual
peed
of
S
Darkaess
came
upon
ua
aad
a
blsndiag
anew-laden
wiad
cut
the
faces
of
the
anxious
watches
on
the
bridge.
maaained
aaotionlaai.
tryiag
to
realu-t
eaarUy
the
poatttoa
we
were
in.
when
tahmtly
ovtr
the
one
etUlnoei
of
the
aajht
was
heard
ta
piesrlng
howl
of
s
Xer
was
the
bowl
of
a
hanky
aaore
a
drams
than
that
on
t
.
oar
oari
aawswhare
not
far
away
m
a
camp
it
vrttlS3Bat.
Turaiug
sout-iweat
and
"sarwiag
slowly
sioag
th
rda
of
the
lor
after
a
Utile
while
a
'.:tA
gllsacoer
at
light
appeari
a
which
gradually
became
clsani
.
ttU
eager
eyes
aaaae
cut
the
lowlytng
coast
rA
aortheni
AlaAa
and
hoanaa
amry
uluaaiaated
It
waa
Point
Barrow
the
asost
ht-thrrly
settlamtwt
of
amcr.ca.
aad
4
mjt.
fcuntf
us
saiety
aaehore
oo
la
awn-trn
side
of
the
point.
Away
ta
th
distance
loomed
th
toe-
ark
slowly
draw-.cg
Inb
trul
it
held
no
penis
far
us
bow.
Atiead
lay
s
clear
run
to
th
awhrtog
Sea
and
Pacl-fV
Ocean,
and
thus
it
happened
that
aar
gall
sat
ttuk
veaari
had
been
ah3
Irani
th
crutches
of
th
Ar.-uc
and
bai
r-waded
Pctnt
aarraw
on
OBtoher
9
'Jar
It'est
deu
an
record
that
any
ihtp
bad
pamed
tan
potnt
mm
th
eastward
With
thankfal
heart
I
anwrilr
aaaded
th
key
tn
th
rat;?
csbin
i:ui
laJormed
th
mea
oa
aatrh
at
Cdova
aad
akdmk.
who
were
stsrdlng
by
keen
ly
lisning
:a
to
oar
argrem.
"OK
Uir-
liaac
safe'.y
reauatad
Point
Barrow
A!.
well
"
and
jCf
relief
to
all
oa
IXA
news
waa
uur
easily
lauapaw-
the
ioeed
on
when
the
QUITS
WORK
Famou
Woraan
From
Mlnlna
Camps
b
Gafna;
ta
VuUn
Again
Kate
Byaa.
noted
pioneer
af
ta
ataay
a
grass
co
it
ia
th
wUM
many
a
for
cat
trail
east
foot
tea
or
perhaps
tens
of
thuusands
of
daaotaar
oorthiands
m
doe
I
otherwise,
u
gotag
-north
an
ah
hopes
to
iwtau
those
ataay
faaalllar
acmes
down
the
Yukon
a
to
Dewaoa
than
which
ah
hrr-
ledf
Is
no
leas
known.
Ua
Byaa
sailed
yestardaw
afternoon
on
the
Prtrjcaas
alary
for
Vanoourar4
Vsttl
Bh
u
to
irisJt
th
latter
ell
connection
with
court
actiona
arls-
ag'
enf
of
thr
afahtng
m
ma
of
th
!
msr
Pifuumi
Wipaia
aboard
which!
a
wet
a
nephew-
en
of
'Boy'
wtahat
abc
raited
la
about
a
month
s
time.
VRas
rtaan
.
.
.
.
.
7
'
.
-
I
Mat
utaan'top
sa
which
place
ah
Itved
ia
for
an
even
twenty
rears.
going
tn
over
the
-All
Canadian"
route
via
Telegraph
Creek
and
Aula
wtth
the
"Bush
of
at-
and
tearing
on
Armistice
Day
ltis
nine
years
ago.
alias
Been
will
spend
two
months
m
'.be
Yukon
and
wni
be
n
ingnalad
by
her
-bedyaaanr
her
two
husky
rephews.
John
and
Charie
Kyaa.
Btew-srt
packer.
The
boys
ar
gcdbg
south
with
her.
-if
a
cant
all
after
to
go
we
all
stop-
aay
Mm
Kyan.
"aad
I
weal
let
them
week
wall
I
aaa
han-aaying-
Uaa
Byan
waa
for
fifteen
year
fady
Boat
laapector
in
the
Yukon.
Bat
that
was
only
a
part
of
bar
pietanaatra
career
ouch
a
one
that
will
probably
stand
enm
ailed
by
any
other
Canadian
And
Mis
Ryan
says
th
1
"through
now.
"I
hare
stopped
aad
th
boys
will
have
say
this
wossdertwj
a
laasn
Ulm
Byan
wiB
return
in
the
spring
to
Stewart
where
she
baa
rW
far
the
past,
several
yeara-a
ptoiater
town
About
msdnigbt
the
engines
were
sud-
such
as
she
knowa
so
well
and
lovet
aa
y
tvogmed
aad
a
lew
secaed
later
the
telegraph
rang
for
-fuB
astern"
ahead
of
ik
lay
a
solid
waB
of
ice.
TT
mI
AMrH
mxat
iweaty
feet
or
mure
above
the
aea
leyel
was
a
sheer
,
barrier
of
m
rhtt
muu
.
.
c
crusora
j
the
atranrea-'.
h:o
afloat.
This
was
trie
;
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Paca."
dread
ty
aJU
Arctic
nav:-estcrs.
for
hi
ru
rentleas
grip
many
tout
ahtp
hare
bees
crushed
and
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periihed
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