Dunlop. C. A. Devlin, D. S. Hartzell,
F. Doolin, E. H. Clifford, F. Kamachi,
K. Komatan.
Outbound passengers from Juneau
were:
To Seward—Mrs. J. Davis. Miss K.
Gamble, C. G. Saunders, E. L. Bart
lett and wife, Ida Bartlett, J. Man
ning. M. Nicholson, B. P. Harmon,
V. Erickson. P. W. Neill, R. Smith,
K. Jorma. A. Sobeck, Bob Jeschien,
F. Hansen. T. Thorsen, E. Hallquist,
I\ R. Curtis, H. B. Rineberg, J.
Doyle, Mrs. D. B. MacDiarmid, C. R.
Griffen.
To Valdez—Anne Effler.
To Cordova—L. Dowling. P. Keso
vlk.
MRS. BEALE ON VISIT
Mrs. C. D. Beale, wife of the
Manager of the Capitol and Coli
seum theatres, left on the Yukon
for Ketchikan where she will visit
Mrs. Clarence Olsen for six weeks.
Mrs. Olsen s husband is connect
;d with the Bureau of Fisheries
and has recently been transferred
:o Cordova,
SPEND WHERE YOC MAKE IT!
YUKON IN PORT
SEATTLE BOUND
Eleven Arrive
from Westward — 32
Take Passage South
Steamer Yukon from the west
ward berthed at Pacific Coast Docl
at 5:40 o'clock yesterday afternooi
; and sailed for Seattle at 8 pan.
Passengers for Juneau were
From Seward—F. Ordway, Jamei
| Cooper, Ella H, Still, S. M. Hirst
•J Van Ackeren. J. McDermott, Fret
Housler. John Monahan.
From Valdez—K. B. Edwards, Et
Delaney.
From Cordova—Charley Sataco.
Outbound passengers from Ju
neau were: To Seattle—Mrs. H. G
Dukson. Mrs. Ruth Kahrs, A. B
Phillips, C. McKasson, Helen Rich
ardson, Evelyn Crandall, Tony Crav
olini, Robert Simpson. Annabels
Simpson. J. E. McDonald. A. Gomez
Mrs. B Hayes.
To Ketchikan—Evelyn Anderson
H. Lepisto, U. M. Blackwell. Lem
Hilder, J. P. Morgan, Kaj Loring
M. Monagle, Mrs. W. Scott, Geo
Bigley, E. Fledvad, Ole Pearson.
