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“With Service, I feel I want to go back and
[ will.” a

W. H. Van Dervoort, Moline, III.

“The White Pass is one of the wonders of

the world. The travel accommodations were

very comfortable. We found the Atlin Inn
perfectly delightful and the meals excellent.
* * * The scenery in the Atlin district is the
finest in the world.” : :

Harold D. Corey, Newton, Mass.

‘‘The trip to Dawson could not be surpassed. ”

-(Mrs.) C. F. Wolmendorf, Oak Park, III.

‘Your literature does not tell enough of its
beauties.”

T. B. Graham, Washington, Ind.

“It was the most enjoyable trip of my life.
« «* * Every possible courtesy was shown
to the tourists throughout the entire trip.”

“For a person who is tired and wishes

-a pleasant rest no finer route could be taken

(to Dawson and Atlin). The air in the Yukon
has a freshness that cannot be found outside
of the north.” |

Clifford T. Jones, Calgary, Alta, Canada

“I have traveled all over this country, and
nearly all over Europe, but I have not found,

in point of interest, anything to equal that from

Skaguay to Dawson. I feel no hesitation in
saying that you may thoroughly recommend
this trip to anyone.’

A. M. Imbrie, Pittsburgh, Pa.

‘After making some twenty-two thousand
miles this summer, I| find more pleasure in the
memory of my trip from Skaguay to Dawson
and return than any other part of my travels.”

Hugh H. Hamilton, Youngstown, O. —

“I think that a tourist that makes the Alaska

trip and does not go into'the interior-certainly-

misses the best part of the scenery.”

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‘‘After a three years’ trip around the world,
I decided to visit Alaska merely as a finish to
my journey. To my great amazement I found
it by far the most enjoyable and wonderful of
any place I had visited. In no other part of
the world had I found such granduer of scenery.
* * * Asa woman travelling alone | enjoyed
such comfort, courtesy and service on the White
Pass & Yukon that I now recall my feeling of
security and enjoyment very gratefully. I shall
never forget the trip and hope I might some
day go again.’

Pauline D. Masson, New York City

“T was there (Lake Atlin) during the latter
part of August and beginning of September.
The climate at that time was most delightful
and the scenic conditions unsurpassed anywhere
that I have been. I found the accommodations
en route surprisingly comfortable and the ofh-
cials most obliging and interested in the welfare
of the tourists. In my opinion, those tourists
who take the coast trip to Skaguay without
going over your line as far as Whitehorse and

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into the Atlin district, miss what to me was the
most delightsome part of my entire western

trip.”
R. E. Gunther, Toronto, Ont.

“Well, I certainly had the trip of my life;
it was simply the best experience in travel that
I have ever known. I made no mistake in going
on to Dawson. I wouldn’t have missed that
part of it for anything. As for the Atlin trip, it
was the best two or three days of my life. Had
it been more grand and inspiring | think it
would have hurt. Alaska for mine. I am fairly
intoxicated with the spirit of it all. I would not
exchange this summer for ten trips to Europe.

Prof. H. L. Rice, Annapolis, Md.

‘Lake Atlin was the climax of our visit into
the Northland—a mountain lake of surpassing

beauty.”
Fred W. Flemming, Kansas City, Mo.

Dr. Joseph E. Sawtel, Kansas City, Mo. W. L. Steinweg, North Yakima, Wash. Ben-My-Chree
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