(Continued from Pace One}
W. J. Muff. Vice President and
General Superintendent of the
Commercial Iron Works; and Mrs.
Muff.
J. P. Neist of Los Angeles, and
Mrs. Neist.
Miss E. M. Ogden of Los An
geles.
Dr. C. F. Pepper. Dentist of Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Ida L. Rodabaugh of Daur
te. Calif.
W. E. Ramsey, of the Ramsey
Petroleum Corporation, and Mrs.
Ramsey.
Charles H. Roach, Secretary
Treasurer, Hal Roach Studios, Cul
ver City, Calif., and Mrs. Roach.
Dr. J. Margaret Roberts of Los
Angeles.
G. W. Rosso, Bailiff. Los Ange
les County, and Mrs. Rosso.
Miss Julia Rucbhausen of Los
Angeles.
Ernest Walker Sawyer, personal
representative of the Secretary of
the Department of the Interior,
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. H. D. Sehroeder of Tujun
ga, Calif.
Charles E. Schulz, of Schulz &
Company, and Mrs. Schulz.
Sam Silvers, of the Exposition
Drug Company.
Mrs. Frances M. Smith of Mon
rovia, Calif.
Mrs. L. G. Somers of Hollywood.
Miss Enid Sultan of San Fran
cisco.
J. N, Teague of Arcadia, and
Mrs. Teague. .
E. Uyeda of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Maud B. Van Keuren of
Culver City. Calif.
Miss Helena Van Vleek of Los
Angeles.
Leroy S. Weatherby, Professor
cf Organic Chmistry, University.
cf Southern California, Universi
ty Park.
Miss Winifred Welch of Glendale, :
Calif.
Miss Bertha Whyte of Pomona, i
Calif.
Mrs. Fred E. Whyte of Pomona. ;
James G. Whyte cf Pomona and
Miss Virginia Whyte, of Pomona. :
Mrs. W. A. Wilson of Garden
Court, Hollywood, and Miss Eisabel;
E. Wilson.
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MNL EMOTE TO
NSKNFK AFTER HE
The yellow amphibian plane of I
the Gillam Airways, the “Prince
William,” arrived Monday at noon :
from Valdez, with Pilot Harold!
Gillam at the controls. Chief Dep
uty Marshal A1 Dowling was the j
passenger enroute to Naknek, at!
Bristol Bay. to bring back to Val
dez an alleged insane person. i
The ceiling was low for flying '
but this did not hinder Pilot Gil- j
lam who landed at Seward for the :
express purpose, of obtaining a j
weather report from Seldovia. !
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POWER SHOVEL ENRO'ITE
RE51RECTI0N BlOE
The big power shovel which is
mounted on caterpillar treads, be
longing to the Siems-Spokane
Construction Company and which
has been standing at the end of
the railroad “Y” for the last few
years, will be used in the con
struction of the new Resurrection
I River Bridge.
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on the railroad to the Jesse Lee
siding at Mile 2'2 where yester
day it was put down on terra fir
[ma, to proceed to the scene of
operations, at Mile 3., under its
! own power.
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