Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-06
NORTHWESTERN IN PORT WITH
 MANY TOURISTS
BIG VESSEL ARRIVES IN AMPLE TIME FOR VISITORS TO PARTi- cIPATE IN CELEBRATION


The steamer Northwestern, Will jam Jensen, Commander. arrived in port from the south early Saturday morning, marking the completion ot splendid and uneventful trip North The vessel brought large passen- ger list to Seward and approximate, ly 800 tons of general cargo, The steamer departed for the South last evening at 10 o'clock.
 Tourists who left the Northwest ern at Cordoya to make the Golden Belt trip were MT. and Mrs. o. F Breiling, o. Breiling, Dorothy Breil. ing, Miss E. Breiling, all of Oakland, Cal; also Mrs. ". R. Cobb, Miss Gretchen Hall Mrs c. Millett, Miss Ida Meyer, R. D. Mccarthy, c. W. Pierce, A. Shinn, J. Shinn, J. c. Shinn, Mrs Shinn, Miss E. Shinn and Miss Laura Wood.
 These tourists and those who came to Seward en route over tie Golden Belt Tour, are from the Crabtree Tourist agency of Oakland, Cal. The southbound list of reservation out of Seward were as follows,
 For Latuche-W. T. Jacobsen and wife; J. H. Clark, B. R. Brierly, W. F. Peterson, Jack Chicheuoff, John Carlson, M. Wool, P. O. Binzary, A. Luccnesi, Bert Wennerstrom, c. Bas- uti and one steerage.
 Valdez-Harry E. Selby, Jr; Mrs. Hilda Carpenter, H. Carpenter, D. J. Kelly, John Howe, Harry Emsley, P. Johnson, Nick Geno, U. Cox, Amos J. Henry, James Fish and one steer age.
 Cordova-J. c. Bush, Arthur Skell. horne, R. R. Marquis, w, J. McDon- aid and one steerage.
 Juneau-W. L. Merritt, D. M Both we'll, c. H. Squire, Roy Headlay and Miss M. Thompson.
 Ketchikan-H. B. Friele and Frank Cooper.
 Seattle-J. D. Collister, Ella Mo Coy, Mrs. E. Brown. J. H. Greer Lois Greer, Nellie Delhi, Jessie Malt thy, R. A. Boulet, Ruth Grant B. C. Cole and wife, B. V. Frey, A. F. She'll man, M. Bickert and wife, Anna Brown, Geo K. Pertrain, w. P. Rohr- bach, MT. and Mrs. Geo. s. Baker, H. Groshong, E. w. Allen, F. San ien Mrs. F. Crane, Geo. Wolf, J. Barnsdale, B. B. Green, Charles Ross, MT. and Mrs. s. Quizonia1, c. P. Hatch and wife, Pete Threbert, Joe Rasmussen, Mrs. H. Jares, Ed, win Jares, Helen Jares, c. ". Combs md wife, Joe Matayia, Mrs H. Stas, er, Jean Staser, Mrs A. A. Shoi- peck, Martin Woldson, c. Simonstad md three steerage.
 Those arriving on the Northwest ern from ports along the route, other han Seattle were:
 J. c. Bush, c. R. Thrift, J. Harris, !. A Magill, Joe Mead, Hilda Car oenter, Austin Carpenter, Oscar An lerson, Hans Johnson, " Propopasas, Chris Germundson, w. E. Mountray. Earl F. Crouch, H. G. Eyarts, Mrs. <. Lyman, c. J. Campbell, Mrs. Campbell, Doyle Campbell, J. jump, [. Forak, M. s. Stevens, L. Peterson, VI. Mick, J. Chichoff, J. Carlson, F. dillsfi J. H. Clark, J. Klerek, l.. Wag- Ter, L. Upath, G. Simondsen and 14 teerage.
 Those making the round trip to Seward on the boat were:
 Miss Bertha Burchard, Miss Edith 3urchard, Edgar Brooker, Miss c 1ampton, Miss A. A. Dryden, Mrs. I. H. Eastwood, H. H. Eastwood, Iary Ferry, J. E. Finnall Mrs. J. E. Tinnall, A. B. Gibson, Mrs A. B. c. W. Grant, W. J. Jones, Irs. w. J. Jones, Mrs. M. F. Jones. )r. and Mrs. A. T. Kinsley, A. Kins- ey, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Miss Selma Miss Esther Newlin, c. ewel1er, Miss L. Patton, F. B. Stamm, :. T. Stamm, A. Smith, Mrs. A mith, Bessie Vaughn, F. E. Vaughn, Iiss Alice B. Webb, W. N. Whit -orth, Miss Emma Waller.
 Those list for Seward and points eyond were:
 N. A. Avery, G. E. Boggs, Mrs. H. ackman, V. Basford, Mrs. c. F. rawford, J. T. Clayworth, Mrs. Mae OK, A .Caraco, Mrs. A. L. Gregory. Junkin, Mrs. s. Jacobsen,
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