NOTICE TO MOTORISTS
Automobiles operating after Feb
ruary 5 without 1936 license plates
will be tagged and owners will be
subject to penalty. Get your plates
NOW.
ROY HOFFMAN,
adv Chief of Police, i
SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE IT!
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NORTHWESTERN
ON WAY SOUTH
Steamer Arrived from West
Last Night—Delay
ed by Storm
The Northwestern. C. A. Glass
cock, Captain, Paul Coe, Purser,
arrived in Juneau at 8 o’clock last
night with 92 first class passengers
and two steerage.
The list included numerous prom
inent mining men and merchants
from the Interior and the West
ward, Haines and Skagway as well
as the returning First Division
delegates to the Territorial Demo
cratic Convention at Seward.
The passengers for Juneau were
Charles Goldstein, Fred Hamberg,
J. Toulson, George Howe, C. J.
Edwards, Johne George Wenzel.
Eugene Percich, Mrs. Percich, Oscar
Phipps. Charles Torson, Mike Greg
aroff, C. A. Rice, Hawley Sterling,
William A. Holzheimer, Mrs. Holz
heimer. Frank A. Boyle, M. E. Mon
agle, Robert Bender. E. W. Griffin,
Thomas Monnelly, Mrs. Monnelly,
H. Walker, Harriet A. Lawrence,
Elmer Jakeway, Harold Glaser, S.
A. McEachran, and K. B. Ed
wards.
