The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-09
OFFICIALS MAKE AN UNSCHEDULED
 CALL AT JUNEAU
Senator and Mrs. Jones, Rep resentative and Mrs. Hadley and Commissioners O-Mal-
 ley Here Sunday

Senator and Mrs. Wesley L. Jones and Representative and Mrs. Lind ley H. Hadley and United States Commissioner of Fisheries Henry O'Malley made an unscheduled and unexpected visit to Juneau yester- day The call at this prt was due to the change of plans when the of- ficers of the United States Coast Guard Cutter Unalga decided to come to Juneau to take on coal for the trip to Boring Sea instead of coaling at Ketchikan as had been intended The official call at Ju- neau will be made on the return trip of the Unalga from the Pribilof Islands. which will mark the extreme limit of the trip that Senator Jones. Representative Bailey and Commis- sioner O'Malley are making to inves- tigate the fisheries and seal situa- tion in Alaska. At that time they will be in Juneau for several days.
 Here to See the People and Learn
 We are here to see the people of Alaska, learn what we can about the fisheries in particular and all matters that may be subjects for leg islation in general" said Senator Jones. Our desire is to learn that we may be better able to do the right thing for this Territory. We shall be back in Juneau in a few weeks. and shall stay long enough to meet the people and get their views on the fisheries and other problems"
 Will Visit Many Points
 The Unalga sailed from Juneau for Unalaska yesterday afternoon at o'clock Coal will be taken on there and the vessel will then proceed to the Pribilof Islands where the sealing will be in full swing. From there the investigators will visit Bristol Bay and other fishing sections in Boring Sea. Returning to Unalaska another stop will be made for coal, and the vessel will investigate the fisheries on the Pa cific side of the Alaskan Peninsula, the Pacific Islands. the Cook Inlet, Prince William Sound and South. eastern Alaska regions.
 The party purposes to make trip from Seward over the Alaska Rail- road to Fairbanks and return to Cor dova over the Richardson Highway and the Copper River Railroad, be- fore returning to Juneau.
 Automobile Ride at Juneau
 A radio from officers of the Unal- ga to Juneau friends late Saturday night informed them of the contem- plated call at Juneau and suggested that they take the party for an auto mobile ride, and trip to Menden- hall Glacier and Aux Bay and a lunch at the Gastineau followed. In the party. in addition to Senator and Mrs. Jones, Representative and Mrs. Hadley and Commissioner O'Malley were Miss Emily O'Malley, sister of Commissioner O'Malley. who is visiting in Juneau. MT. and Mrs. R. E. Robertson. MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Faulkner, Harry G. Steel of Cordova, D.. w. Branch of Seattle, Charles A. Burkhart of Seattle. Lieut.. Bradley. who is going to Unalaska to join the Coast Guard Cutter Al gonquin and John w. Troy.
 Call on Judge and Mrs. Wiekersham
 Senator and Mrs. Jones and Rep resentative and Mrs. Hadley called on former Delegate and Mrs. James Wickersham while in Juneau.
 Later they were interested specta. tors at the children's athletic con. tests on the Pacific Steamship Com pany dock. ss