Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-11
YUKON DEPARTS FOR THE SOUTH
 WITH FULLEST
VESSEL IN PORT FOR THREE DAYS WITH LARGEST
 CROWD.
HAS BIG TONNAGE ABOARD
Tourists Gain Impression After View ing Discharged Cargo-Like No
 Bottom to the Ship.

With the rails lined with passen- gers, waving adieu to friends and rel atives on the dock, the flagship of the Alaska Steamship company, the steamer Yukon, Captain Glasscock, in command, pulled out into the stream last night at 9:30 o'clock, pointed her nose toward Harding Entrance and, within a half hour, the last of the flickering lights on the big vessel, passed from view. Thus ended one of the most enjoyable steamer arrivals in Seward this sea- son.
 During the time the vessel was in port, almost three days, or since Saturday night, the large crowd of tourists spent the time getting ac. quainted with local people, being en- tertained in several homes while others took the Alaska Railroad ex- cursion trip to Spencer glacier and others, taking in the beautiful scen- ics which abound in the Seward dis trict, making motor trips over the 20 mile highway to Lake Kenai and out over other fine auto roads. Two dances were held while the steamer was in port
 The outgoing list of passengers was as follows:
 For Latouche-O. D. Walden, W. F. Darcy, Charles Fetch, Jean Roberts, Margaret Benson, Oscar Hughes, Dan Janeck, Steve Angelick, B. F. Martin, H. H. Pfluger, P. V. Manchof, Harold Johnson.
 For Valdez-Mrs Alvah Eames, Ed Coffey, Mrs. F. Sullivan, F. R. John son.
 For Cordova-Fred D. Walker, c. M. A. Lundberg, J. J. Chisholm, Mrs. c. H. Phillips, c. J. Quinn. For Juneau-Rev. J. R. Crimont, Mrs. L. D. Botsford, Ray F. Jones, W. Buesmeister, W. ". Batcheller, c. E. Phil
 For Seattle-W. M. Race, Ed Bolts and wife, Mrs. Mary Mayflower, A. N. Madsen, John Lunsted, Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Ruth Anderson, and Vim cent Anderson, Geo. Case, ". D. Wan ding and wife, Chas. Hansen, Wm. German, Mrs. Archie Clark, Mrs. J. Metzdorf, Bessie Blackwell, Edith l.. Benchard, Alice B. Webb, Bertha Bur- chard, Mrs. T. J. Walker, Robert Ron ner, Bert O'Brien, Sr., and Bert o. Brien jr., Blanche M. Cove, Murdock and son, Eetta A. Kruger, Alma Ed wards, Ivy G. Conant, Katherine B. Grove, Frank w. PadelfOrd, Mrs. Pa delford, Norman Padelford, Louise Kallenburg, Margaret Whitelaw, Anna l Hayes, John T. Farley and wife, k. ] M. Sneth, Miss Ruth Ruth Stephen, l Miss Gertrude Stephen, Mrs. Eliza beth Twitchell, Henry Slater, Robert Vincent, T. H. Burke and wife, Mrs. Edith Lamm, Miss Edith Lamm, Fred Genet, L. F. Wagner and wife, A. c. l Efried, Bessie Fulton, Grace Nosbn, Dr. T, F. Roach, Helen Conley, Ellen Carter, Mrs. Castor, Blanche Cone, J. D. Meenich, J. T. Frederick, Major ] A. E. Ranson, Mrs. L. Engstrom, F. F. Ingram, Billy Sanders, ". B. Bar thoulf, Mrs. George Wheeler, Henry l E. Adams, N. c. Vestel, Miss Lea A.
 Boire, Mother Alexandra, Sister Paul Ernest, D. E. Dunbar Mrs. H. B. Car ter, F. H. Vermin, Arthur Gregory Davis Runyan, Mrs. R. Lewllyn, Louise Lewellyn, Ruth Dougherty, ] Gertrude Curtis, J. A. Hunter, Wm' l Sabin, R. A. Johnson, Q. Dudney, c. B. Stevens, Al Sitter, David A. Bry- ant, wife and son, James Bryant, H. P. Sullivan, Irene Scott, Mrs. J. Jus l par1n Woc1or cta