The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
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 Through his attorneys, J. H Cobb and S. H Miilwee, suit has been filed by s. A. Judd against the Pacific Am- erican Fisheries company to recover $140O alleged to be due for wages on seasons contract
 Judd came into Juneau a few days ago to start proceedings and states that he was shangAaied on one of the companys boats from the Kings Cove cannery and forced to so to places where he did not wish Co work. The plainnn states that he was employed by the Pacific American Fisheries Co. in Bellingham ano that he signed a contract 10 work for the season. Lat- CT he was sent north to work in the Kings Cove canuery. Shortly after fhis arrival at this cannery he says he was discharged without cause and then shonghaied Co another place. @ PER soNAL MENTION @ a s q. e < .. < z. .s s 's 2. 2. x 2. q. .s
 S. D. Charles, editor of The Dis patch left for Sitka last night. to spend week at the Hot Springs l.. D. Spray will take his place during his absence
 Miss Corlelia Jennings, daughter of Judge and Mrs Robert W. Jennings, returned last night from Seattle, where she has been attending school
 Jamse T Barron head of the Fun ter Bay salmon cannery returned to the cannery last night
 oak Olson and Frank Tascher were among the commercial men leaving for Sitka on the Georgia last night
 A Shyman representing the Schwabacher Hardware Co., has re- turned from Seattle.
 C. S. Wills, credit man for the Sc. attle Hardware Go, has been spend. Ing several days in Juneau on busi- ness.
 Miss Georgia Coro arrived Inst night on the Princes Sophia from Vancouver, B. C.. where she has been attending school
 Three automobiles arrived for Ju- neauites on the steamship Admiral Watson last night The cars are those of T. j. Mccaul, z. I. Loussac and James McCloskey
 Mir. and Mrs c. Clyde Strong re- turned on the Princess Sophia from an extended trip to the East, and to California aIr Strong will return to his duties on The Empire
 Steward R. C Tenny was in from Thane last night He registered at the Alaskan
 Capt C. J Alexander of Hoonah was in the city yesterday and was registered at the Alaskan
 Mr. and Mrs Ward Estey and fam fly passed through on the Admiral Watson to Eliamar where MT Es- tey is employed by the Elamar Cop per company Mr. Estey is a former Nomeite.
 Mir and Mrs. 2. R. Cheney and in- fant son returned this morning from San Francisco. where they have been spending several weeks rheyI also visited at the home of Mr. Che neys sister in Grants Pass Ore
 W, IT. Seeley, of the Britt Pharma- cy returned on the Admiral Watson from a vacation trip to the States
 John T Spickett manager of the Orpheum Theatre, returned today from a bushes strip to the Sound
 Emmet Johns and eAiac" AfcNiyens ]. of Thane left this morning on the Admiral Watson for Port Wells, | where they will work on thelr quauz claims They have been advised that their property has made a good show ing
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Hurd of Seattle are guests at the home of their niece. Mrs. George Cloudy They a. rived from the South this morning on the Admiral Watson and will spend several days here.
 Nose Sousehereau left on the Ad- miral Watson today on his return to Dry Bay
 Miss Matie 0'BrIsp ir expected 5o