BERNARD ^I01NS STAFF
AT THEILE’S CANNERY
R. L. Bernard, Juneau business
man, will leave Juneau on the
Northwestern tomorrow for Wran
gell.
Mr. Bernard will join the staff
of Karl Theile’s Diamond K.
cannery for the summer, and dees
not contemplate returning to Ju
neau until the close of the can
ning season.
FOUR HALIBUTERS
SELL AT SEATTLE
SEATTLE. June 27.—The schoon
er Seabird came in from the west
ern halibut banks today with 19,
000 pounds and sold for 3:'i and
4 cents a pound.
Local bank arrivals were the
Thelma II with 18.000 pounds,
Fairway with 15,000 pounds, both
selling for 8‘i and 4M> cents a
pound, and Angeles with 11,000
pounds, selling for 9 and 4cents
a pound.
MRS. GUS GEORGE RETURNS
FROM TWO MONTHS VISIT
WTlI RELATIVES SOUTH
Mrs. Gus George, who has been
visiting in the south for the last
two months, returned here on the
Northwestern yesterday, accom
panied by her sister, Mrs. F. J.
Mullen, whom she visited in Se
attle. Mrs. Mullen will be the
house guest of Mrs. George lor an
indefinite stay.
While she was away, Mrs. George
also visited her mother, Mrs. D.
J. Ramsay in Pomeroy, Wash.,
and another sister, Mrs. Laura
Johnson, who lives in Walla Walla.
MISS SIMPINS COMING
HOME TO SPEND SUMMER
Miss Mary Simpkins, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Simpkins,
will arrive on the Princess Char
lotte tonight to spend the summer
vacation. Miss Simpkins has been
attending the University of Wash
ington. first year.
