Steamer Sailing
(Continued from page 10)
5.5. Yukon
Sailed at 4:00 p.m Wednesday
from Seattle with 33 passengers
for Kodiak. Among the passen
gers were: Mrs. Vernon Pryor,
Mrs. Roy Cable. Mrs. J.' E.
Beasley, Helen Krolich, Juliet
Pedersen and daughter, Mary
Clay, Mrs Harold Olds, Mrs.
George Hall, Lt. Col. Walter
Scott, Mrs. Bert Kauffman and
daughter, Miss B. Anderson,
Miss. T. Maroni, Mrs J. B Jones
Mrs. Floyd Short and son, Mrs.
C. H. Turner, Elva Johnson.
Mrs. Cecil Mittby, J. B. Brum
met and wife, Mrs. J. R. Maroe
and daughter, Luella Guthrie
and daughter, Mrs. Ted Hilder
brand and son, Mrs. R. Schwartz.
Among the 69 passengers for
Woman’s Bay were: Charles
Bounds and wife, Constance
Hutchinson, Mrs. Robert Everett
Mrs. V. L. Graves and Mrs. A.
E. Merritt.
S.S. Denali
Additional passengers leaving
on the Denali were: F. E. Mc
Conaghy and wife, Mike Patsllas
G. L. Morris, M. J. Edminston,
H. H. Waller, E. M. Johnson, C.
S. Todhunter, Mary Rodick, J.
L. Cavanaugh, H. G. Mitchell
R. L. Powell and wife, and H.
W. Keeler, Jr.
There were 23 additional steer
age passengers.
Appologies
The Mirror offers apologies
for a typographical error on last
week’s issue printed on page 16,
continuation of Post Office Con
gestion story.
The word ‘‘Funeral” should
have read “Federal” and the
proof-reader was reprimanded.
Enrollment at the University
of Alaska for the fall semester is
121 students. Of these 27 are
women.
Eight new teachers have been
added to the staff for this year.
Crossword Puzzle
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ACROSS
1. Bay or do
again
Dried plums
Come forth in
to view
Deep gorge
Rock material
accompany
ing an ore
Incarnation
Article
Decides
Two: prefix
Strike:dialectic
European finch
Wing
Greenland set
tlement
Operated
Son of Adam
Greek island
Former imple
ments of war
IS. Dry
86. Division of ths
Koran
86. Predicaments
89. Portends
42. Labor
43. Moccasin
45. Glacial snow
field
46. Old musical
note
47. Kind of mon
key-like
animal
49. Snug room
50. Artifical lan
guage
51. Round and ta
pering
53. Sun god
54. Cover with
something
solid
56. Long-legged
web-footed
bird
58. Yeast
59. Lower In value
60. First born
61. Experts
DOWN
1. Entertain
royally
2. Issue forth
3. Writing imple
ment
4. Units of work
6. Chills
6. Seesaw
7. Nut confections
8. Bird of the
crow family
9. Pulpy fruits
10. Insect’s egg
11. Made possible
12. Continued
stories
19. Snare
22. Febrile disease
24. Worn off
26. Hourly
28. Brother of
Moses
30. Drink slowly
32. Vat
34. One who testi
fies under
oath
36. Unproductive
37. Army officer
38. Hindu garment
40. World’s highest
mountain
41. Legislative
bodies
44. Locust
47. Is defeated
48. Rescued
61. Grotto
52. Rounded ap
pendage
55. Contemptible
fellow
57. Headpiece
Classified
FOUND— Keys. Name Swen
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FOUND — Pair adults gold
rimmed glasses. Owner may have
by paying for ad. Call at M irror
office.
FOR SALE—Furnished 2-roem
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to reliable party. See Chester
Clark. 10-25-c
OIL RANGES FOR SALE—
Leave inquiries at Jerome’s
Grill. Ray Coty 9-6c
WANTED TO BUY — House
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FOR SALE—Anyone interested
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whole or part of a going saw
mill, please communicate with
Owner, Box 135, Kodiak.
FOR SALE — Musical instru
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Wright, Mecca Bar, Wednes
day and Saturday evenings
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KODIAK
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
meets every 2nd & 4th Monday
of each month in Union Hall
William E. Falconer, President
Mike Crawford, Secty.
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
meets every Sunday
(except second and fourth)
at 1.30 in Legion Hall
RETAIL CLERKS
Meetings every 2nd & 4th Friday
in Union Hall at 7.30 P.M.
Wilton White. Pres.
Jeannie Hale Olsen, Secty.
HOD CARRIERS
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Meetings every 2nd & 4th
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George Howland, Secty,
W. F. JENNINGS
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