The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-06-29
ExCUR SIONISTS F R Q M ORE CON SEE CITY SIGHTS


 sponsored by Trade and Commerce Department of the Chamber of Commerce of Portland, Ore, the steamship Princess Charlotte, Capt. c. c. Sainty and Purser A. B. Bird, called at Juneau Saturday, en- route from Vancouver, B. C., to Skagway The vessel arrived here at o'clock in the evening and de- parted at midnight She will come back to this port early tomorrow morning on her return south.
 While the craft was moored to her wharf Saturday evening, the excursionists occupied themselves with seeing the sights in Juneau and vicinity The Territorial Mu- scum in the Capitol proved pop ular attraction, curio shops were patronized and motor trips were made to Mendenhall glacier
 Confer With Business Men
 Some of the Oregonians confer red on business matters with mer- chants, bankers and professional men of this city.
 The party from the Pacific Coast State was greeted at the gangplank by Mayor Thomas B. Judson and representatives of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce. During the stay of the visitors in town they were the guests of the local commercial body, and every atten- ton possible was shown to them.
 In addition to the Oregonian party, there were 42 other passen- gers on the Princess Charlotte. More than half of them are round trip tourists.
 Passengers who disembarked at this port were:
 Lee Dolan, Mrs. Bertha Dolan, James Nealey, Mrs Bertha Nealey, Pete Kassaen, Rev. w. G. LeVas- suer, Mrs. Marija Kadunovich, Will liam Gibbon and Edward Gibbon
 Names Of Oregon Visitors
 The personnel of the excursion from Oregon follows;
 From Portland-F. B. Andrews, Arthur Baylis, manager of A. R. Peuthert, Inc; Mrs. Baylis. Miss H. Burger, Good Samaritan Hosp ital; Miss F. Cork, Good Samaritan Hospital; H. J. Cress, president of Cress & Co.,; Mrs. L. J. Darcy, w. H. Deacon, general agent of Canad- ian Pacific; Mrs. Deacon, Miss Mary Deacon; A. E. Digman, pres ident of Closset & Devers; Mrs. Digman, Earl R. Digman, E. E. Edmunds, Mrs. Edmunds, P. Feld- man, president of the Mt Hood Soap Company; Mrs. Feldman, Mrs. A. R. Froelich. Miss Clara Gibson, Ross B. Hammond, president of Ross B. Hammond, Inc; Mrs. Hammond, William Hammond. Miss P. c. Harrington, L. W. Hartman, president of the Portland Chamber of Commerce and vice-president of | J. T. Steeb & Co, Inc. E. A. Hill | Co.,; Mrs Hill, E. G. Jarvis, man. ager of the investment department of the P. E. P. Co.,; Mrs. Jarvis, Miss Betty Jane Jarvis, Mrs. B. Keller, F. A. Kenny, president of J P. Finley and Sons; Mrs. Kenny, | E. A. Klippel, Sr., superintendent | of Telegraph of the Union Pacific System; Miss Adelaide Knapp, | Mrs. P. R. Mccarthy, Miss Clara McKeag, Miss Bess Mirfield, Miss J. Mirfield, Miss N Mirfield, Mrs. G. B. Moore, J. H. Mulkey, man. ager of the Western Novelty Com pany.
 Sales Manager of Copper
 Roy E. Nelson, sales manager of the Howard Cooper Corporation of Portland; Mrs. Nelson, Miss Carol Nelson, Mrs. L. c. Newlands, Miss Patricia Newlands, Miss Rosalie Miss M. V. Peel, Earl Perry, man. ager of the Perry Granite Con- pany; Mrs. Perry, Miss Jessie L. Peterson, Mrs. Dorothy Robertson, Harold B. Say, manager of the ad- vertising and promotion department of the Chamber of Commerce; Mrs. Say, Mrs c. J. Schnabel, John Schweberger, president of the zoss Ladder Works; Mrs. Schwe- berger, Miss Ruth Schweberger, Leonard Shaver, Jr., manager of the Shaver Transportation Comp any; Mrs. Shaver, Mrs H. Smith, Dr. David B. Steinman, of Robin son and Steinman; Mrs. Stienman, Rev. Oswald Taylor, pastor of Grace Memorial Episcopal Church; Char les H. Thompson, of the Charles H. Thompson Company; N. H. Wardale, assistant superintendent of the Portland Gas and Coke Company: Mrs. Wardale, Miss Coral Watson, Edw. N. Weinbaum, man. ager of the trade and commerce department of the Chamber of Commerce; Harry zell, of zell Brothers: Mrs. zell.
 Three From Astoria
 From Astoria = Claude Cooper, Miss Alice Lindfers, Miss Edna La- Velle Sloop.
 From Eugene - Miss Mabel R. French.
 From Gervais-Sam Brown f
 From Milwaukee-Mrs. c. G. parman.
 From Pendleton-Mr and Mrs. r. A. Laatz.