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(lijr United States Cable)
SAN FRANCISCO, Monday. May
21.—No lives were lost when the|
Alaska cannery ship Standard was*
wrecked off Cape Constantine, but the I
vessel, however, is a total loss*
NOTED WOMAN
LAWYER DIES
(By United SUtea Cable)
WASHINGTON, Monday, May 21.
—Belva Ann Bennett Lockwood, the
noted woman lawyer of the capital
city, died here Saturday.
Mrs. Lockwood was known interna
tionally as a teacher, social worker
and leader of women’s rights and suf
frage. She was a temperance work
er and an advocate of universal peace.
EVANS CALLS ON
WAY WESTWARD
The Admiral Evans arrived Sunday!
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morning with the following passengers 1
for this port: J. W. Stevenson, G. T.
Dority, H. P. Sootheran, Clarence C.
Holt, Walter Brannels, C. M. Hayes,
Rev. Zinn, Oscar Johnson, Thomas!
Neville, R. A. Quinn and seven steer
age.
Outgoing passengers on the Admiral
Evans to Seldovia were: J. T. Camer
on, James Cleghorn, Martin Banbury,
J. A. Baughman, Ben Sweezy, Jack!
Lean, George Carter. To Anchorage j
were: Tom Finnegan, C. A. Schon
acker, W. F. Rohrbach, 0. R. Hart, i
Leon C. Booker, C. F. Clauson, J. S.1
Badger, A. Eide and six steerage.
ALAMEDA SAILS
FOR SOUTHWARD
The Alameda arrived from Cook
inlet Saturday evening with the fol
lowing for Seward: Steve Brewster,
George Thayer, I. M. Fischer, Robert
Scott, G. S. Dautrich, E. W. Smith,
and J. A. Kissel. Outgoing passeng
ers to Seattle were: C. Woodard, K
Wickstrom; For Juneau, C. E. Robin
son: for Cordova, Maude Cattle; for
Valdez, Gus Gillis, Jack Elster, R. E.
Nicholls, Harry Blake, J. E. Fischer,
M. L. Woodard and eight steerage.
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[SEWARD SNAPSHOTS]
Anton Eide left on the Admiral J
Evans to look after the road work j
at Knik.
A. S. Daulrick, representative of
the Great Northern railroad, arrived
on the Alameda from Anchorage Sat
urday evening.
A big crowd left on the train this
morning for points along the govern
ment railroad.
Robert Scott and J. A. Kissel I, well
known traveling men, came in from
Anchorage on the Alameda.
Joseph Badger left on the Admiral
Evans yesterday on a business trip to
Anchorage.
Dr. Baughman, game warden, left
on the Evans to look after his duties
along the inlet
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Mrs. Nick Losness was an outgoing
passenger on the transport Crook for
a short visit to Los Angeles.
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LOST — Important letter bearing
name Rev. Zinn. Return to Gateway
office. It
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Andy’s Express, phone Madison 143.
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