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‘Klondike Kate’
Enroute North To
Work Mining Stake
VANCOUVER, B.C., —<;P)—The
“Queen of the Klondike” of gold
rush days was here today to help
city archivist Major J. S. Mat
thews compile records of the
northern boom days.
She is gracious Mrs. W. L. Van
Duren, 68, of Bend, Ore., known
as “Klondike Kate,” whose first
hunband, John Matson, died in
the northern wilderness in 1946
after a colorful prospecting ca
reer.
With her present husband, an
Oregon accountant, Mrs. Van Dur
en plans to head for Dawson City
to work Matson’s placer mining
stake.
'Referring to the “new look.”
Mrs. Van Duren says she likes to
think that things popular 50 years
ago are staging a comeback.
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