The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-06-17
Admiral Rogers In
 Port Saturday With
 Live Passenger List

Live Passenger List
 The Admiral Rogers arrived from the South Saturday with a passen- ger list that represented a majority of the States of the Union. Almost l the entire passenger list was made up Of round trippers among whom l were noted the following
 R. A. Babeock of the croeker Ma tional Bank of San Francisco, ae- eompanied by Mrs. Babeoek and MT. and Mrs J. (. Mont gomery of l New York City are a party Of four round trippers. Mr. Montgomery l is a wholesale dry goods importer.
 Miss |. Cardinala of the Nelson s. s. Go. of San Francisco accom- panied by Miss B. Ascholin of San l Jose are round trippers.
 Mr. and Mrs w L. Glass. Miss phin of Portland are Toundtrippers.
 B. H. Hopkins from the water de partment of the city of Seattle is roundtripper.
 
 Prof Jacob Jordan, professosr of i physics. Oregon Agricultural Col i lege at Corvallis. is enroute to Lake Atlin. He is coming south on the l Queen.
 l D. B. Appling of South Pasadena is a ronndtripper.
 Mrs E. s. Jones and Mrs. Clara l Jones of Oakland are enronte to Lake Atlin. They will return south on the Queen.
 Mrs. Fred Horne, mother of Fred Horne Jr., of the Horne Coal Co. of Lowell, Mass. accompanied by Mrs. H Philips and Mrs. R. 4, Park ] CT are party of three who motored out to the coast from Lowell, took the trip to Honolulu. and are now enroute to Dawson. Mir. Clyde Gray of the Iverson Pond Piano Co. at Lowell. has accompanied the party as chauffer.
 Mrs. J. F. Brack. Mrs S. ". Dowds, Mrs Mary p. Foster. Mrs. ". H. Foster and Miss NJ. Watson are party of five ladies making the round trip from Pasadena.
 Sam Trowbridge. credit manager of the Pacific outfitting Go. of se- attle is 3 roundtripper.
 Miss Vera schroder and Miss Mary Stack of the freight depart meRt of the Southern Pacific R, R at San Francisco are roundtrippers.
 W T. Squier, head stock man of the Bremerton Navy Yard, is a round tripper from Charleston, Wash.
 Miss L. A. Norman and Miss E. D. Goldman are roundtrippers from Portland.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Leahy, ae- companied by their grandchildren, H. c. Kraling and Miss J. Kraling are en route to Lake Atlin and are coming south on the Dorothy Alex ander. MT. Leahy is the owner of the Columbia Theater and the Ti- voli Opera House of San Francisco. He is also heavily interested in the Simmons Manufacturing Go.
 Miss Christyne Flaa and Miss Florence Weckworth of Wenat1hee are enroute to Dawson returning south on the next trip of the Rogers.
 Miss L. A. Foster and sister, Miss Gertrude Foster of Boston, who have been visiting another sister, Mrs. E. B. Thompson of San Diego, are making the round trip.
 Mrs. c. NJ Cox. wife of the city passenger agent of the Missouri Pacific R. R. at Pueblo, Colo. and her young son Herbert, are round trippers.
 A J. Sloan of the treasurer's of flee of the Southern Pacific R. R. at San Francisco, and Mrs. Sloan are roundtrippers.
 MT. yirgel Moore, Miss Eva Moore : and Miss F. c. Mills are a party of three who are making the round trip from Pendleton, Oregon.
 Miss Mary E. Fay of the Griffen Wheel Company of Tacoma, accom- panied Dy MISS Auurey McCdfly ana Miss Dorothy McMahon are party l of three roundtrippers from Tacoma.
 Dr. E. B. Finney, prominent sur geon of Lincoln, Nebr., Mrs. Finney | and Miss A. Heaton are enroute to 1 Dawson.
 Joseph Grise. wealthy retired | for of been visiting his daughter, Miss | Ia. lri