Clapp, George J. Marmheimer, W.
B. Hesse, Gust Nelson, Eugene
Craft.
Far Cordova—A. II. Cohn, E.
Tryggeri, Jay Fyack, Sam E. Seag
er.
For Seldovia—Richard Wakelin.
For Valdez—Norma Sloane, Beatta
Jacobson, Mrs. H. B. Selby, Harry
Selby, Alfonse M. Nikolaus, J. H.
Peterson.
ATTENTION KEBEKAHS
There will be a regular meeting
A the Rebekahs Wednesday even
ing, June 28. Initiation and re
freshments. Visiting members wel
come.
,ey include:
•adv.
EDITH F. SHEELOR,
Sceretary.
DINE and DANCE
THE TERMINAL
NORTH SEA HAS :
22 PASSENGERS
BOOKED,JUNEAU
SEATTLE. June 25. — Steamer
North Sea sailed for Southeast j
Alaska ports at 10:36 o’clock last
night with a capacity list of pa.s- '
sengers, including the following for I
Juneau: !,
L. K. Moi. Miss F. Darnduff. Missj'
J. Doig, Miss Lenore Arnsberg. i
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Strauss, Ben
F. Herman, Robert Abbott, Miss \
Sunshine Young, Mrs. E. Paulson,
Marjorie Johnson, Ervin Hach
meister, Mrs. E. Whyte, Miss Marge ’
Li.tiepage, S. Haase, M. Kurset, |
Ted Stolt, John Tlieodorsen, Betty I
Anthony. Mrs. V. Lipp, Beatrice
Wilson, Keith Wildes.
!
FREIGHTER ODUNA
DUE IN MORNING
Freighter Oduna, oI the Alaska;
Steamship Company, is due to ar- ;
rive at the Juneau Lumber Mills j
at 2 o’clock tomorrow morning. The ]
Oduna is westbound.
M. G. Rogers, a farmer residing
near Hopklns-ville, Ky., argued and
won his own case in a lawsuit in
which a store claimed he owed it
$29.31.
A raccoon caught by Joe Heyward
of Bluffton, S. G., and imprisoned
temporarily in an empty garbage
can, knawed a hole through the ■
heavy metal and e leaped.
"south '
ON PRINCE SHIPS
S. S. ‘Prince George’,
and
S. S. ‘Prince Rupert’
Loaves Juneau south
bound every Satur-j
day at midnight.
