The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-21

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| henal. IS SOutnDOunu passenger on the Admiral Watson.
 j. E. McGili, known at the west ward as "Beluga Joe" and interested in whaling in the Cooks Inlet coun try passed through Juneau south bound on the Admiral Watson last night
 H. L. Soule. C. B Meyers. John Peterson and o. J. Dahl, herring packers near Seldovia. are on board the Admiral Watson Of a trip to the States.
 Mrs J. M Collins of Anchorage passed through Juneau last night on ! the Admiral Watson en route to the States, where she will spend the re- mainder of the winter
 | l.. M Rathranz, oldtimer at Val deg, is on board the Admiral Watson on his first trip outside in 25 years. He expects to remain in the South for several months.
 i Andrew K. Warrants. rock con | tractor with the Government Rail- road at Anchorage. is a passenger on the Admiral Watson for Seattle ' Mrs. A. Lcdwidge, mother of Mrs Fred Haef of Cordova, is returning to the South on the Admiral Watson after a visit with her daughter and son-in-law
 Louis Peterson, Andy Fizitland, Paul Jorgensen and Bernt Ceder 'trum herring packers near Seldovia. ITO southbound passengers on the Admiral Watson.
 Mir. and Mrs. Al Parks of Cor 1ova are passengers on the Admiral Watson for the South, where they will make their future home Mir parks has been connected with the Blum O'Neh store at Cordova for several years.
 H. H. Lines recently received his discharge from the signal corps and 8 southbound passenger on the Admiral Watson from Cordova, where he has been for the past several years as an operator in the cable office there Mrs. Lines accompanies him.
 MT and Mrs. F. H. Malcolm are on board the Admiral Watson ea route to Seattle after spending sev- eral months in the westward where Mir Malcolm is interested in crab canning
 John Maroen, Nels Reese and Ole Brudeseth, herring packers at the westward, are southbound passengers on the Admiral Watson.
 George Woods, with Libby, McNeil & Libby at Kenai, is passenger on the Admiral Watson for Seattle, where he will remain until spring.
 Holt Price. Thomas Morgan. Arthur Valentine and Harry J. Roberts. all employees of the Government Rail road at Seward, are southbound pas sengers on the Admiral Watson.
 Lynn Smith, jeweler of Ruby. is passenger on the Admiral Watson for Ketchikan, where he may locate. M. c. Rugg, commercial traveller, left on the Spokane on business trip to Haincs and Skagway
 Mrs. Frank Keller and child left on tho Spokane for Haines.
 J. A. Yoder. who hit the trail over land from MoGrath Is a passenger south on the Admiral Watson. He will return North in about six weeks. i
 c. Zeimer, from Fairbanks, well known prospector, is a passenger on the Admiral Watson for a~visit in Seattle, Tacoma and Portland
 Mrs. c. w Fowler, wife of a prom inent Beaver Creek mining opera tor. is a passenger on the Northwest ern en route to Pennsylvania to visit relatives. She will return to Fairbanks early next spring.
 Alex Simson. prominent Fairbanks merchant, visited friends in Juneau yesterday during the Admiral Wat sons stay in port. He is on his way to outside markets to buy goods for the coming spring and summer
 C. E. Hooker, of the firm of J. B. Caro- Co.,. arrived here on the Spo kane after spending the past six months in California.
 George E. Getchell, Deputy U s Marshal at Douglas, returned on the Spokane from a trip to Ketchikan on official business.
 Sinclair Brown of Douglas returned on the Spokane after attending school in the South for the past sev eral months
 A. F. Knight. of the Juneau Marble Works, who has spent the past sey eral months visiting a daughter in the South, returned here on the Spo kane this morning.
 1 M. H. Sides, stenographer in the office of tho U. s. Collector of Gus tomT, returned on the Spokane from vacation trip in the States.
 Walter B. Heisel returned on the i Spokane from a trip to Ketchikan on official business.
 J. B. Marshall. Federal Prohibition Enforcement Director for Alaska. re- | turned on the Spokane from a trip to Ketchikan on official business.
 L. M. Darlington, A. A. Humfrey and R. H. Mauer, commercial tray elers, arrived shere on the Spokane.
 Capt O. S. Ward of the Alaska Road Commission left on the Spo