The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-16
WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

o. Hofstag. with the Alitak~ can- nery. accompanied by his wife and children, is a passenger southbound on the Admiral Evans.
 D. N. Rutherford, mining operator in the Kantishna, passed through Juneau on the Admiral Evans for the States.
 A. s. Foster superintendent of the cannery at Alitak, is southbound to Seattle on the Admiral Evans.
 Paul Denhart, mining man of Hope, with his wife, is going South on the Admiral Evans after a profitab ble season.
 H. H. Waller. government land of flee man, is a passenger South on the Admiral Evans.
 Hester Hcarne and wife of Hali- but Cove are passengers South on the Admiral Evans to spend the holi- days. They will return North shortly after the first of the year.
 James J. Began, quartz operator on Turnagain Arm, is going South on the Admiral Evans.
 Miss M. E. Beery, who has been visiting Miss Carol Beery for sev- eral months, is returning to Seattle on the Admiral Evans.
 J. C. Edwards. mining man of the Willow Creek district is going South on the Admiral Evans.
 Miss Monica Rugg, who has been spending the summer at Anchorage visiting friends, is a passenger on the Admiral Evans for California.
 H. J. Wallis, mining operator in the Interior, is a passenger to the States on the Admiral Evans.
 Marcus Mayer, jewelry manufac- turer of Seattle, arrived on the Northwestern from the Westward and is registered at the Gastineau.
 J. M Elmer, well known mining man of the Interior. arrived on the Northwestern.
 Howard Birch and wife are passen- gers South on t1e Northwestern. MT. Birch is ono of the big operators On Dan Creek t*
 L. H. Carvey. Nizina Greek opera tor. is a passenger to the States on the steamer Northwestern.
 w. T Dunkle, scout engineer Of the Guggenheims, is going to the States on the Northwestern after a trip to the Westward. Louis Levnseller, mining engineer, is a passenger southbound on the Northwestern.
 Harry Schultz, well known Anchor age resident, is going to the States on the Northwestern.
 F. B. Barteau, operator of the In terior, is passenger on the North western for the States.
 George Watkin Evans, coal mine expert, who has been in the Nenana district. passed through on the Northwestern for his headquarters in Seattle.
 William Mum. superintendent of .he Uyak cannery, accompanied by his crew. is southbound on the Northwestern.
 c. NJ. Taylor, superintendent of the Northwestern Fisheries cannery at Uyak. with part of his crew, is on the Northwestern, bound for Seattle
 At the Gastineau
 L. Blodgett. Miss Sheets. J. R Reynolds, F. w. Bradley, Bruce Mo Milan, J. M Elmer. P. A. Doyle. Mrs Doyle, c. c. Sperry. F. s. Suther land. R. F. Blake. w. T. Lopp, F O. Burkhardt. o. A. Robertson, J E. Hegass. Louis Havand, M. Mayer J. p. Geskill, Frank Parrish, R. T Robertson, l. M. Caster, J. Heherin Joe Heron, A Floe, John Hacovsen A. Bartnes, A. Knudson, A. Johnson F. H. Bailey. c. M. Sharpe. w. B Purdue. A. M Arnold, MT. and Mrs G. Cleary.
 At the Lynda A. E. Klndell. John Dugantz. Dan Sutherland. J. Morrison. Mrs. B. E Cupples. At the Alaskan Miss H. Berg. !. F. Maloney Thomas Farrell, A. Delzado, Willie l. Ohre, F. c. Morris. F. s. Ellson. Flu gene valle. T. Maliky. A. B. Edudjo Mrs. O. Person, T. R. Wavelet. Bargain hunters alvays read Th, al HaJ an1ssunA~