The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-16
MARINE NEWS


 passengers. The town was a busy place on Sunday, this but a fore taste of what We can expect from now on until September.
 Mir. R. W. Wiley, the manager of the Rainy Hollow mines, returned from an extended trip to the States on the Mary Mir. Lee Green of Haines and Mrs. c. A. Hoss, with her daughter returned from the States, where they have been visiting for ! some months. These people all took ! the Torrance for Haines. Mir c. ! Herman Miller and Mrs. Miller, who have been visiting friends iR Van couYer and Seattle during their va i cation. returned on the Princess. Mir. | and Mrs. Miller went East as faras Elk Point, near Edmonton, where they visited a brother of NIT Miller, who is a prominent physician in | that section. | Mr Miller reports a delightful va cation, having had the not unusual experience Of being hauled in a fine new automobile about ten miles with a husky team of farm horses, after a breakdown. 1 He thinks that times in the states and Canada are improving: that there are plenty of men out of work in the cities but at the same time plenty Of work for the men in the country. It's a very common eX- | perience for one to be struck for the {! price of a meal on the streets of Se- ! attle Among other passengers were. Mir 1 c. NJ. Lovsted of the manufacturing firm of Lovsted & Co. of Seattle; Rev. John UnswOrth Of Toronto. a | student of the established church. | who is on his way to Whuehorse. l where he will have charge Of the i church for the summer months; MT. l A. M. Brown of Vancouver, 8 broth | ST of Mr. Hal Johnston, who is com | ing north for service with the Whitei Pass for the summer months MT ] Brown spent four years in the war and has two medals for service. He ! was fortunate in not being serious , ly wounded, tho he received a num- ber of minor wounds. Captain J. D. Mcdonald of the | steamer Tutshi is returning to take I charge of his new boat on the Car l. cross-AtIn run.
 Captain E. Gray, with the Tarshne ! will ply the waters of Atlin lake this ! summer with guests for the Atlin Inn.
 R. L. Pelton, puser Of the Tutshi. { with his crew, came up on the Mary l
 Captain J. D. Murray. the veteran | pilot of the Alaska, will be al his l old stand during the summer months 1 With him was Pop" E. p. Bemis. | the genial purser of the Alaska, and l number Of White Pass employees ! for the river and lake points.
 Howard Warne, telegraph operat- | CT al Tagish. returned ou the Mary l form a two months visit with his | parents in B. c.
 The Mary left for the south on this, her last trip Of the spring, at II:SO' The next boat on the C.P.R. Line will be the Princess Louise, May 24.
 The Alaska Steamship company's treighter Skagway reached port this morning about five o'clock on her trip to the westward. She had twen- ty-two tons of freight for Skagway and 2Ss tons of rails for Seward
 The Jefferson of the same line reached Skagway last night with ft- teen tons of local freight and eight tons of freight for over the line She left for the south after discharging her cargo.
 The arrivals on the Jefferson were: ". E. Hilton, H. L. Skarkle, Robert warner, M. Rund, K. Nc Innis, J. Cumpy, J. NJ. Sullivan, Charles Plisscy, L. Kelly.
 c. 4. Landgren from Seattle ar rived at Haines on the Jefferson. The following passengers were southbound: J. Carey, who came up north to take work in the bridge gang of the White Pass, but has been offered a position in Seattle and left on the Jefferson, and c. NJ. Low sted and D. Leeyan, who left for Ju- neau.
 The Jefferson left for the south st 5 m