TRANSPORTATION
AIR LAND ’ SEA
Steamer Sailing
5.5. Cordova
The S. S. Cordova arrived at
Kodiak Monday morning west
bound from Seward with 33 first
class passengers and 30 third
class. Among the passengers
were: Mrs R. D. Baker and son,
Mrs. Nina Clark, H. S. Daniel
son and wife, Roy Douglas, F.
L. Fiske, Emily Goss, Frances
Goodridge, Fred Hagen, S. Haw
kins, Mrs. Jessie Larson, R. E
Leftin, Mrs. D. H. Millar, Ray
Minstreli, Vivian Moore, Irma
Myers, Mrs. Orval Nye, Mrs A.
Reed, Mrs. Wm. Robertson,
Kate Robinson. E. A Rodgers
aod wife, Alvin Summerlin, Wal
ter Taylor, Clarence Thomas
and wife, Paul E. Whirry and
wife.
From Seldovia: A. Condon, H.
D. Mulford, Barbara Nyman,
Annie Ponchene and Dean Smy
the.
From Homer: E. H. Johnson
and J. R. Sinco.
Passengers on the Cordova for
Dutch Harbor from Kodiak were
S. T. Coutz and wife W. J. Pet
itclair, S. Rambridge and V. J.
Beckman.
For Unga: J. Rodgers and
H. Lauritzen and wife.
5.5. Yukon
Yukon left Tuesday for Seattle
with 40 first class and 36 third
class. Among the passengers were
F. H. Tresidder and wife, Gladys
Erickson, Mrs. J. M. Sutterman,
Pearl Blondell Mrs. C. H. Sauer
John W. Collins, C. R. Christo
pherson, Bert C. Carlson, A. W.
Frazer, Ben Friffin and wife, R
B. Gard ner, Ray Truex, C. W.
Simmons, W. A. Bruvold, W. A.
Moore and wife.
Barbara Nyman, Vivian
Moore, W. J. Garrity, Agnes Ed
wards, R. E. Barringer, D E.
Harper and wife, M. H. Smith,
Pat Gorman, W. A. Scidmore,
0. L. Grimes and wife, Mrs. H.
Omstead, H. M. Linch. Mrs. I.
Kreiter, T. Abercrombie and wife
C E. Kinney and wife, H. B.
Christopher.
[ncoming passengers on the
Yukon were Arnold 0. Anderson
M. Carlson and Leo Cochrane.
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ALASKA
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[Abandoned Eider Towed
To Drydock For Repairs
The fisheries boat Eider, which
was abandoned when it struck a
reef off Green Top Island a week
age, is in dry dock at Prince Ru
pert today, according to Clarence
Olson, supervisor of the fisheries
division of the Fish and Wildlife
Service.
Exact amount of damage to the
Eider is not yet known, Olson said
although the stern portion of the
keel was crushed by impact with
the reef. The boat was easily
floated into Prince Rupert under
calm weather conditions this
week, he said.
Dellwood Due In Seattle
Tor Thanksgiving Day
The S. S. Dellwood is expect
ed in Kodiak from Dutch Har
bor about November 15. From
Kodiak she will proceed direct to
Seattle with plenty of steerage
space available. It will arrive in
Seattle just before Thanksgiving.
Hyde Park .P— President
Roosevelt by executive order has
transferred the coast guard to
the navy department. There
was no explanation with the an
nouncement.
The coast guard operated as a
part of the navy during the
last World war, in which the Uni
ted States was a belligerent.
Speedboat INo. 8
Assigned Kodiak
A 40-foot navy type cruiser
has been assigned to Jack Ben
son, wildlife agent, for use in the
Kodiak a ea for the winter game
patrol. It replaces the Eider.
The boat has been used in the
Shumagin island district for the
past two summers, and was a new
boat when it went into service
there.
It is of modern design, aver
ages 12 knots, and accommo
dates four people. It has no de
scriptive name, but bears the
designation Speedboat No. 8.
While the boat was at Sand
Point the pump motors were ship -
ped out for repairs. The Eider,
before it left for Seattle on the ill
fated trip on which it sank near
Prince Rupert, towed the Speed
boat No. 8 to Kodiak. As soon as
the pump motors arrive the boat
will be put into service.
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ALASKA TRANSFER CO.
STORAGE
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GRAVEL HAULED FURNITURE MOVED
LLOYD SWAN, Owner
Warehouse op Channel Road
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Equipped with new dependable motors
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Any Place — Any Time
For further information SEE CAPT. MILLER
residing aboard cruiser laying at
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It Is With Pleasure That We Introduce
Kodiak’s
Newest Enterprise
THE
Atlas T ransfer Co.
" We dfiove <The Earth"
W. G. “Bill” Spath, owner
Featuring the Latest Type International Trucks
Light and Heavy Hauling
See Us About Trips To & From the Base
ISLAND TRANSFER CO.
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BAGGAGE
STORAGE
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DISPOSAL
We specialize in hauling freight & household goods to the base
Established in 1925 FRED HENTON, Owner
Jack Anderson & Son
Transportation Company
Serving Kodiak and Cook Inlet Points
Licensed Freight and Passenger Service
SM. S. "^Monterey”
Scheduled Stops at Seward, Portlock, Port Graham,
Seldovia, Homer, Kenai, Tyonek -nd Anchorage
IN KODIAK EVERY WEDNESDAY
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KODIAK ALASKA
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“Insured Carrier”
USE IT FOR FAST DELIVERY
Anytime - Anything - Anywhere
J. Clark Winchell
Owner
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STEAMER
McKinley
Baranoff
McKinley
Baranoff
McKinley
Baranof
leaves Seattle
Thu. Nov. 4
Thu. Nov. 13
Sat. Nov. 22
Sat. Nov. 29
Tue. Dec. 9
Tue. Dec. 16
Arrives Kodiak
Tue. Nov. 11
Tue. Nov. 18
Thu. Nov. 27
Thu. Dec. 4
Sun. Dec. 14
Sun. Dec. 21
STEAMER CORDOVA
Leaves Seward
Westbound
Oct. 30
Nov. 15
Dec. 2
Arrives Kodiak
Westbound
Nov. 1
Nov. 17
Dec. 4
Arrives Kodiak
Eastbound
Nov. 12
Nov. 27
Dec. 14
OFFICE: Bank of Kodiak Bldg. GLEN A. HYNER, Agent
OFFICE! HOURS:
OPEN DAILY from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS from 7 to 9
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