The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-13

relatives and friends in Seattle
 and Portlanad.
 B. F. Heintzleman, Assistant
 District Forester, left today on the Alaska for Ketchikan on of ficial business. He will be absent for about two weeks. Wendell Dawson, water power
 investi,. .ator for the Zellerbach and Cameron interests. left today
 this vicinity for the past ten days for Ketchikan. He has been in recording stream flow data at Snettisham. R. A. Zeller, Supervisor of Ton yass National Forest, who has
 )een here for the past week on fficial business. left for his
 eadquarters at Ketchikan today. Dr. Harlow Brooks. William Jerry Morgan and Walter G. Dyer, all of New York City, were fisitors in Juneau while the AL aska was in port. They have been to the Westward for several weeks on hunting expedition.
 L. H. Wilson and R. Schboeb. hunters of Augusta. Kansas, pass ed through here on the Alaska, liter completing a trip to the Westward.
 For a vacation to the outside, | Miss Sylvia Sexton, proprietor of l curio and photograph store in Seward and daughter of George Sexton, Republican National Com nitteeman for Alaska, is pas ,enger on the Alaska.
 Capt. James Crowley, a lower Yukon River steames captain, is on the Alaska on his way to tho States.
 O. Nervii, uper,ntendent of ! the whaling station at Port Hob ron. and Mrs. Nervik are on the Alaska bound for the outside.
 George H. Mullin, in charge of the collection of the income cor poration taxes, with the Internal | Revenue Department, was an ar rival on the Alaska and expects i to remain here three weeks or a | month
 Jasper Finley and Herbert Knutson, formerly employees of the Alaska Dairy. are passengers for the States on the steamer Alaska.
 Returning to his home in Port land on the Alaska was H. Kleeb, who was reported last week as from his home, but who declared the story untrue.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. Butts, newlyweds, departed on the AL aska for trip to the outside.
 To spend the winter in Mans field, in the eastern part of Washington. Mrs. l.. D. Roberts and three children. Jack, Marie and Wayne, took passage for Se- attle on the Alaska.
 Miss Mary Kashevaroff sailed for the States on the Alaska. She has been visiting here with her parents for several weeks, after many years absence.
 James Wickersham left on the Alaska for Ketchikan.
 D. D. Muir, Jr., general mar ager of the U. s. Smelling anad Refining Company, passed through Juneau on the Alaska on his return to the company of. fices at Salt Lake City. He has been inspecting the company's op- erations at Fairbanaks. With him is N w. Rice, also of the U. s. Smelling and Refining Company.
 c. Herman .Iiller, White Pass auditor. and Mrs. Miller were southIbound passengers on the Princess Alice. MT. Miller is go- ing outside for rest and medical 
 Miss Dorothy Ioddard arrived here on the Admiral Rogers from Sitka and will remain in Juneau for week or ten days visiting with her brother and sister-in- | law, MT. and Mrs. Vim Goddard. |
 A. Van Mavern and M. s. Wi sono, travelling men, passed through Juneau on the Admiral Rogers on their way to Peters burg on business.
 l.. M. Carrigan was through passenger on the Admiral Rogers on his way to ketchikan.
 After visiting here for a month.