Zynda
Cash Cole, Juneau; E. Birkela
Chichagof; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bu
and daughter. Seattle; V. C. Bing- |
ham, Seattle; E. L, Burrough, Seat
tle; Stanley T, Zuem, Portland; T.
J. Pyle, Juneau.
Alaskan
A. Nelson Pace, Seattle; P. Bren
non, Juneau; Tom Butler, Cheyemle, i
Wyo.; R. Garlou, Phoenix, Ariz.;
Elias Hanson, Bellingham; . Fred
Davis, Juneau; John Plese, Renton;
L. T. Sands, Port Angeles; Bert An
derson, Port Angeles; Nels Peterson,
Port Angeles; Frank H. Buggiero,
Scarsdale, N. Y.; Jack Olson, Cor
dova.
THREE CROWN BRANDY
‘THREE CROWN BRANDY has
Jeen aged in the wood for two
years! And the price is very low.”
—
mm m — V I j L
i
8 AILING
TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA
and SEATTI^
From Juneau
PRINCESS NORAH
April 22; May 3 ^
PRINCESS LOUISE
May 12, 21, 31 ' ■"
Tickets, reset vatlon and full
particulars from
V, W. MULVIhILL, Agent
JUNEAU
PHONE
... , .1*,, *. 'tl i£ i *
1 1
CARDINAL
CARS j
A,?*, *
i *
EVELYN BERG
GROUNDED AT
BELLA BELLA
Refloated Later Under Her
Own Power, Believed
to Be Undamaged
SEATTLE. April 20.—The Evelyn
Berg of the Alaska Transportation
Company, Seattle-bound from Alas
ka, went aground in heavy fog at
Bella Bella, B. C„ early today, but
was refloated later under her own
power and proceeded southward.
She is believed to be undamaged.
The ship was carrying the wrecked
plane of Albert Almoslino.
ESTEBETH HAS
5 PASSENGERS
Motorsliip Estebeth from Sitka
and way ports berthed at Pacific
Coast Dock early Sunday morning
with the following passengers for
Juneau:
Prom Tenakee—Torger Eide, Eel
bowling. Otto Hurstorf.
From Hoonali—Elias Hanson, Min- |
hie Jackson.
Capt. Gus Gustafson is master of
the Estebeth and Dave Ramsay is
purser.
