_Brief  history of the ship Euterpe (later renamed Star of India)_ 
(http://www.mightyseas.co.uk/marhist/isleofman/euterpe.htm)  
 
"....
The Euterpe was sold to American owners in 1898 and registered  at San 
Franscisco. In 1902 she commenced sailing from California to the  Bering Sea each 
spring with a load of fishermen, cannery hands, box shook  and tin plate. She 
returned each autumn laden with  canned salmon. This carried on until 1923, when 
she was  laid up by her owners, the Alaska Packers Association. The Packers 
had  changed her name in 1906, dubbing her Star of India in keeping with  their 
company practice of re-naming their vessels as "Star of ....." .Five  years 
earlier they had rigged her down to a barque, her present rig.  ..."
 
I came across the name Dolby in connection with fishermen  and Alaska 
MAYBE  Dolby cans = tin cans containing fish (salmon) from or  belonging to 
Mr. Dolby?????
 
Could be far-fetched!!!!! but ????   
 
Information about the Alaska Packers Association can be found  here
_http://www.acadweb.wwu.edu/CPNWS/apa/apahist.htm_ 
(http://www.acadweb.wwu.edu/CPNWS/apa/apahist.htm) 

 
Best wishes, Barbara Hass, retired  librarian





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