KENAI ARRIVES
I RAMSAY WILL
1 BE PURSER NOW
Harnish to Be with Cilr
acao Out of Seattle
on Starr Relief
-Arriving at 11:30 o'clock this
, morning, the Kenai brought seven
1 passengers from Sitka and way
ports.
The trip marked the last appear
i ance of Joe Harnish as Kenai pur
jser, as Dave Ramsay will take over
the position when the Kenai leaves
j on the outbound trip Wednesday.
Ramsay had been purser on the
Kenai, but recently took a vaca
tion in Ketchikan and Seattle. He
was married in the First City.
I Harnish, it was reported at Al
I aska Steamship Comany offices
j this morning, will leave on the
,southbound Northwestern next
. week. Upon arriving in Seattle, he
1 will serve as purser on the Cur
l acoa, being sent to replace the
S. S. Starr, on one of her runs
1 from Seward to the Westward.
| The incoming Kenai passengers
j are:
From Sitka—Hollis Buzzell, R. T.
McCuliock.
From Chichagof—John Peterson.
| From Tenakee—E. J. Fry.
From Hoonah — Mrs. Charlie
[Howard, Miss Ruth Johnson, John
ny John.
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Juneau ice Cream
Parlors
[ | SHORT ORDERS
[ j Fountain Candy
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EIGHT VESSELS
IN TROUBLE IN
HOWLING GALES
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Storms Sweep to Coast 61
Trance Where Ten
Known Dead
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.. — Eight
crippled vessels struggled to reach
port in the wake of bowling gales
which swept the North Atlantic and
the Bay of Biscay.
Two persons are known to have
lost their lives in the storms at sea
■ad ten were killed ashore in
Francs as the wind whistled in from
the ocean, causing widespread prop
erty damage, according to Associat
ed Press reports.
