The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05

STEAMSHIPS NORTH
 AND SOUTH BOUND
 Tho Princess Mary arrived horo ut midnight Tuesday wl,h Che following passengers for Juneau Nick Bavord. Mm E. T Holmes Mrs. M Morgan. Mn Nicholson P. Scott n. symma. .M q ruc.dou y. A. Christopher
 Tho steamship sailed southbound at G.s0 o'clock Thursday morning with Che following passengers from Juneau. Jake Modor Mrs. J. Mo- dcr B riuviu.ams E S. Hopkins Mrs F s Hopkins. Nm v. n. Wil- holm. @ w. uaesItt John Ruai- mrd. I M Fostcr e. M stortL r. TT Thompson. F M. Bau, A. M. Alex andcr. E. ]. Newman. J n rhomp- son. Fred Fouzo Miss n. J. Peter son Geo. Drake Peter Van Klavcrn. Nu p Van Klayern. Peter Van Klavcrn. Jr. Mrs. M IT. BwkIand. John Thomson. Edytho Cray Mrs. Belle Gray B. D. Stewart. Robt Wil- helm Virginia Wilhelm Pete Kali- baim A. Parish sturo Johnson John Ba.N. Wm. Anderson. Mrs. E. riman. Ina s Ldbhardt Jennie L, Ic.bhardt J Brady John B Wnn. N Bart Bort Dryden. Geo. p. Glove land. Miss Mamie Morton. Iritto pauovcb. Chas Nuscl
 Wn 55 toms of freight for Juneau and s.6O0 tons for tho westward. tho steamship Northwestern arrived hero sunday afcrucou and sailed for thc westward about 6 o'clock Che same evenings
 paaoueora for Juneau were. Mrs. R. E Clark Miss A. H. Coleman. II. J. Fisher. Mrs. H J. Fisher Rachel Fisher. Major J. c Cotwals. J. D. Helps. Mrs. K mirc. Helen Hldrc. F. Hodges Ludwig Nelson Miss M.. E Mowlcv ur w. B. MmhoIan. CoI J. e stccsc K Thieie. E. R Huuanl sam Cuot e. E. Howell Mrs. @. E Howell. G. F. Howell, M. n Howell Oscar Hart
 Westward paansors from Juneau were. For Anchorage Fred b. udeiL Mr. and Mrs Jack 'aakaon Lester D. Bauhu. J. J. mard. c M. La- Rue. for Seward -R IA nmgau. nan Spider J Buds. sam D. KcIem der. J. J. ONcu L. Sch.ndlcr; for Valdez ID Amazol. for Laioucho W Edmonds
 Wh a mu cargo or freight for Che westward and only two toms for Juneau. Che steamship Admiral Wat son arrived hero Monday night at I1.ao o'clock and milcd for Che westward one hour Inter- Passengers from ,ho south for Juneau were. J.. Ia Nwoh S. w. Goodaio J. L. Abrams Mrs. J. L Abrams Mrs. J. Ia. AhIor J. s Lauton.
 Passengers leaving here for Che westward wore. For Seward rhos. Noconuv w. y. Prentice. U Day, for Cordoya L A Counts 0. T Tborcn. E w. rumm.
 Tho CmchaeoI Mu.ue Company tender Amba ador arrived here last Monday morning and lolt Wcduc ! day night with passengers and supp plies for Chichaeot
 Tho mine sweeper Swallow. Capt. Arnold i'm command arrived here Wednesday and lert Thursday morn iur on route to Corloya. soapstonc Point and Uuch.nbrook island. with supplies for tho compass stations be- ing erected at Che two latter places. Several members or Che crow were on Che ship when it stopped here last ycar
 Lieut. Y. U Mack C. s. N. conn mmiauon superintendent for Alas ka. is ou board thc Swallow for an inspection trip of Che various naval radio stations along tho coast His headquarters arc at Cordova.
 Harold N Hahn. former mc@cn. ger for tbc local station. was pas scuror on One Swallow for Hinchiu- brook whcro hc win bc stationed.
 Tho Alaska steamship Company re.ehtcr KctchIbm arrived here Wednesday morning with 11oo tons of British Columbia coal for Che. Channel The boat discharged its. cargo at Che Pacific Coast Cooi Conn nany buukcrs Fommor's Juneau City Wharf Douglas City Wharf and at Thauc Tho frc.ghter left Thursday morning to discharge coal at s.tka and Cordoya and Go take a
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