WASHBURN-CRiLLON
PARTY MEMBERS ARE
LEAVING FOR SOUTH
Robert L. Stix, of the Washburn
Crillon party, who has been re
ceiving medical care at St. Ann's
Hospital for a few days, left the
hospital today and will leave for
Seattle on the Haleakala on his
way to his eastern home.
Others of the party remaining
in Juneau, who will leave for
Prince Rupert as soon as trans
portation is available are, David
Putnam, Adams Carter, Henry S.
Woods, Russell Dow and Howard
Kellogg. Edward C. Streeter and
Lincoln Washburn, both of whom
are patients in St. Ann’s Hospital
now, will remain there until first
class steamer accommodations are
available to Seattle.
The party, made up of students
of eastern colleges, has been north
since June 15, and has spent prac
tically all of that time in the Li
tuya Bay region and Lake Crillon.
Five of the party, under Brad
ford Washburn Jr., succeeded . in
scaling Mt. Crillon, 12,750 foot peak
in the St. Elias range in addition
to photographing nearly the entire
coast along the St. Elias range,
and measuring the depth and
movement of Crillon Glacier. Hun
dreds of still pictures and countless
feet of. motion pictures were ta
ken by the students, practically
all of whdm hail from the New
England States.
MEETING OF WOMEN’S
DEMOCRATIC CLUB IS
TO TAKE PLACE LATER
The meeting of the Women's
Democratic Club of Gastineau
Channel scheduled for next Mon
day evening has been postponed
until later in the month, it was
announced today by Mrs. G. E.
Krause, President. Notice of an
important meeting to take place
this month will be made in a
short time, Mrs. Krause declared.
