The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20
Second Annual Capital-to- Capital Classic Is Now
 Nearly Ended
SAWMILL WHISTLE TO
 BLAST OUT WARNING
Navy Air Mapping Plane Will Radio Advices as
 to Progress of Boats

Final spurts of ten yachts in the second annual Capital Yacht Race, from Olympia, Wash, to Juneau, will take place tomor- row forenoon and about noon the racers from the south are expected to round the scow anchored off the Admiral Line dock ending the fast cruise which started last Sat urday from the southern Capital City.
 When the first yacht passes Du Pont, 10 blasts of the whistle of the Juneau Lumber Mills will be sounded and Juneauites will then have time to hurry to the water front and witness the winner and others crossing "the line"
 Tomorrow forenoon, one of the Navy Air Mapping planes will fly to Stephens Passage, and by radio, keep the officials of the Juneau Yacht Club advised as to the pro- gress of the racing yachts.
 The Chirkof, official yacht of the Juneau Yacht Club, will proceed down the Channel tomorrow fore noon and escort the first yachts into the harbor.
 Following the greetings extended to the members aboard the racers, the yachtsmen will be permitted to cleanup ship and rest. At night the baseballists of the Coast Guard cutter Snohomish, conveying the racing yachts, and Navy Air Map pers will cross bats at the City League Park. Other entertainment for the visiting yachtsmen starts Saturday morning.
 Seven Yachts at Petersburg
 According to a special dispatch at l o'clock this afternoon from the Petersburg Press to The Elm pire, seven yachts had arrived there at noon today without exception ahead of their handicaps. The yachts start leaving tonight on the last lap.
 The Klosh was first arriving at Petersburg reaching there at 1:35 o'clock this morning.
 The Jazz, Maidie, Blonde, Kitti- wake, Bolinder and Mary-Mar Ann arrived in the order named
 The Winifred and Koyoia were due there early this afternoon.
 The whereabouts of the Marlin is unknown at Petersburg.
 The yachtsmen said the weather was rotten" until they reached AL aska then it turned out fine and all aboard the yachts are happy and enthusiastic over the trip. So far no accidents or untoWard incl dents have taken place.
 The Winifred is reported volun- tarily on the beach to adjust her propeller.
 The arrival time there of the racers follows:
 Klosh at 1:35:1O this morning.
 Jazz at 7:23:2O o'clock this morn ing.
 Maidie at 7:56 flat.
 Blonde at BOTH o'clock.
 Kittiwake at 8:12:55 o'clock
 Bolinder 11:03:10 this forenoon.
 Mary-Ann Mar at 11:59:04 this forenoon.
 Start from Petersburg
 The Yacht Club announces the following time of departures from Petersburg for all entries, the first leaving tonight at 9:53:
 No. l, Maidie, Capt. Jack Power, 9:53 pm, June 20.
 No. 2, Klosh, Capt. w. G. Reed, 9:53 pm, June 20.
 No. 3, Kittiwake, Capt. Draham, 10:53::36 pm, June 20.
 No. 4, Koyoia, Capt. George Brif- fit, 10:53:36 pm, June 20.
 No 5, Jazz. Capt. Cash Cole, 10:53:36 pm, June 20.
 No. 6, Bolinder, Capt. Richard Froboese, 11:46:30 pm, June 20.
 No ', Blonde, Capt. Milton Hen derson, 11:59 pm, June 20.
 No. 8. Winnifred, Capt. Adolph Schmidt, 12:33:10 a.m., June 21.
 No. g, Mar y-Mar-Ann Capt. Frank Seidelhuber, 1:14:40 am, June 21
 No 10, Marlin, Capt. Henry Thurling, 1:14:40 am, June 21.