Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-02
ONE OF LARGEST
 LIST PASSENGERS
 60 OUT ON YUKON
FOR THREE HOURS STEADY LO- CAL S.S. OFFICE WRITES
 OUT TICKETS.
Number Go to Valdez Court
Largest Outbound List of Fall Sea- son-350 Boxes of Frozen
 HaIibut Taken South.

SOulHDOuuu WlLn ZZU passengers
 out of Seward, the S.S. Yukon de- parted Saturday night at midnight.
 It was stated nearly hundred peo-
 rle arrived on Saturdays train from
 Anchorage and approximate fifty from the Interior. Many will attend the Valdez court term, which convened
 today, the majority, however, going direct 10 Seattle.
 For three hours. following the ar
 rival of the train from Interior points, the local Alaska Steamship Co. office was beseiged by persons desiring reservations. A string of people reached from the office, ii. the Arcade building, to some distance past the corner, greatly resembling a movie picture lineup in the States.
 The outgoing list of reservations was as follows:
 For Valdez-Frank M. Kempfer. Mrs. Anna Kempfer, Mrs. M Fucker, Mrs. Margaret Hanish. Em; Ness, Wm. Englehand, Della B. Chase, w. E. Root, Bessie M Malloy and child, Walter G. Culver, John Porter, Tony Butovoc, J. W. Thinker, Winfield IT. win, R. Meyers, Mrs. Josephine Wicks, Guima Beyer J. w. Donney, D. c. Hosler, T. s. Oliver, D. " c. Smith, A Smith, Jas. Truitt c. A. Schmidt, Ted Bedell, Leonard Gran, Geo. Sid eron, John Hedberg, Joe Anderson, A. Larson, J. J. O'Brien, Edgar P. Monroe Katheleen Malloy, Mrs Tom Haines, Miss Erba Hughes, A. F. Hoffman, T. A. Powless, Chas A. Watson, Christ. ristensOn, Joe Ky an, Geo. Moe, Pat Irish J. A. Elan ders, Milo Hurlburt, Herman Marsh, John Alex, Walter Peterson, N. Sar- akorshorff, Judge and Mrs. J. L. Wal Ter, Eugene E. Thomas, Alex Will son, Mrs. Casey McDaniels, Henel McDaniels, Mary McDaniels John Mcleod, Mrs. Clara Toman, Harry Sellers, George E. Anderson, Robt. Haines, Johnnie McDaniels.
 For Juneau-F E. Bishop, Thomas Prazo, L. T. Till, l. G. Anderson, Wal ter W. Lukens, Lester D. Henderson, Sylvia Sinding, Sam Guyot, Jas. Jus tesen, J. w. Storey, Paul Jarrett
 For Ketchikan-Mrs. Margaret J. Mackenzie, Statis Koslosky
 For Cordova-H. H. Murray, F. Leonard, Mike Yorick, O. Pennycock, Mrs. c. Pennycock, Jas. Burns, J. Meherin, A. A. Humphrey, John D. Roberts and H. l.. Eatinza.
 For Latouche-Al Nordstrom, Ant Schilter, c. Watne, Henry Lucas, John Salir, W. Kroll, c. K. Hughes, T. Nelson, Dan Dantreurl, N. R. Bala hand, Bill Vasil and Dr. R. Derby.
 For Wrangell-B. McKrad.
 For Seattle-N. E. Boomhower, Mrs. H. Dougherty and child, Chas H. jr., J. E. Sanders, E. c. Aphel, Mrs. E. E. Carson, Jack Her shey, w. A. Logman, w, P. Rauch, Milton Rice, Mrs. Lee DesJardines, Leonard w. Olson, Mrs. Olson and infant, Mrs. c. G. Henderson, Frank P. Skeen, H. Overset, Catherine E Wright, Helen Burkhart, John Wick otich, J. N Began, Ol Lien, Mrs. H. H. Murray, L. J. Eufelhorn, L. John Mellor, T. L. Godfrey, Mrs. T. L. Godfrey, August Hess, F. H. Gordon, l.. V. Stanley, Mrs. c. H. Kershaw, Alex McKinnon, Mrs. Alex McKin- non, M J. Sweeney, Mrs. M. J. Sween- ey, T. A. Anderson, Charles M Geis, Bud Claussen, John Murray, Robert Murray, Mrs. J. Murray, George B. Blonsky, Harold Glad, N. D. Scheen- CT, J. w. Gable, L. A. Sitter, J. J. Mooney, George S. Clark, George M Terrell, M. Maloney, Fay Mcdonald, H. Stone, John M. Jackson. Mrs. John M Jackson, George M. Smith, Bud Smith, Mrs. G. M. Smith, F. H. Hammas, Norman o. Stines, Oscar Nardling, Maude Hollister, Wanda Gellis,. L. 0. Casler, Mary Caldwell der, June Cadwelder, Mrs. Gus Gel lis, John E. Holmgren, c. V. Swan son, Sueanna Reiss, Thos. Gaffney, A. R. Rosendall, Julius Johns, Rob- ert Huntley, Mrs. Robert Huntley,