The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 10, 1934, Page 7

YOU'RE RIGHT, SHERIFF .. DAN'L BARLOW 'MUST BE A'LITTLE TETCHED IN TH HEAD” NOW_LISSEN .- ‘W, J, LAKE €0, T0 DISTRIBUTE NW. PRODUCTS & Entire Output of Nort! west Distilleries, Inc., Is Secured The appointment of W. J. Lakc #4& Co., as distributors for the en- ' itire output of the Northwest Dis- “Itilleries, Tnc., was anrounced today !.by Carl Wirth, Alaska Distributor. T “We feel that the location of this distillery in Washington will __enable us to better ‘cooperate with “" our dealers throughout the North- west and Alaska,” said Mr. Lake. president of the W. J. Lake & Company. “There are only three grain distilleries in operation in Western America, the nearest .o Seattle being in Illinois on the east and in California on the south. Tt will be a great advantage to be oy ,able to ship directly from Seattle and will considerably lessen trans- portation expenses.” Operating under one of but three federal distillery permits issued in Western America, the Northwest Distilleries, located on Westlake, North, in Seattle, has a capacity of 560,000 gallens per year. They produce a full line of distilled. li- quors, including bourben, rye and mmscotch whiskies, gins, cordials and assorted liqueurs, according to the officials of the Northwest Dis- tilleries. The company holds three eral permits, one distilling per- mit, a rectifying permit and a li- quor importing permit, as well as the distillery permit issued by the ~ ~State of Washington. Utilizing the most modern equip- ! ment and advanced methods, the new distillery has been declared by distillation authorities who have inspected it to be one of the finest | and most efficient liquor producing { units in the country. Among the distinctive features are an airblast ¢ conveyor which elevates a carload of grain seven stories in two hours «-and a yeast room where all yeast required by the operations is made in the plant from yeast cultures by the Pasteur and Hanson meth- od. The entire plant is electrically controlled with eletric tell-tale ap- paratus, scientifically con trolling each operation. A fully equipped and expertly manned laboratory is maintained under the direction of a famous French chemist to as- sure uniformity of production and quality. i The concern, a Washington cor- poration, has used local labor and materials throughout the con- t struction and equipment of the ~-plant and intends to continue the use of Northwest products when- ever possible in its liquor produc- tion, and will make a special effort to serve Alaskan trade. fed- e} | suited for the manufacture of dis- }~tilled liquors, and the mineral-free waters of Cedar River will further | { pssure a quality of product that will compare favorably with the finest produced in. the country. Mr. Lake reports that contacts already established by his organ- ization assure a good market for the new Northwest and Alaska markets. ” L o o oo Lo The kinkajou, or “teddy bear,” belongs to the raccoon family and ' makes an excellent pet. n | Tests have disclosed that North- | western grown grains are ideally | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1934. T HAIN'T NUVER DONE NUTHIN' TER NOBODY, SHER'FF.. WHUT D' YE RECKON MR.GOOGLE WANTS TER SEE ME FUR ?? LOOKY HWYAR _DAN'L.'PEARS TER ME EZ MR.GOOGLE HEV GOT, TOLER'BLE GOOD SENSE..AN' HE'S PLUMB SOT ON YOU-UNS GO’ DOWN TER CRYSTA SPRANGS TER HEV 4 A TALK WATH HIM. NOW YE DO EZ YE AIR BID..OR HIT'LL BE TH' WORSE FUR YE --. 1IN ONE O THEM THAR Hi- FALOOTIN' CONTRAPTIONS AFORE , SHER'FF__ d T HAIN'T NUVER RID B By BILLE DE BECK ' DAN'L.YORE ACTIN' LIKE A DADBURNED DT STIDDER A HUMARN BEIN' WHUT FUR AIR YE SO SKEERED 2 o ‘ have mor;ey when | you Neep T ‘ ,'; : Savings Account at this bank added A to regularly will help you accumu- late a substantial fund of ready cash that and contained a small rubber doll, part of the function.’ a packet of note pads and pencils, a colorful string of blue beads, bar of soap, a tiny train of cars, and B oty it LEAGUE MEETING RECEIVED ‘BY INDIAN BUREAU FOR CHILDREN Christmas boxes made up by California school children, mem- bers of the Junior Red Cross, have | been received here by the U. S.| Bureau of Indian affairs office for‘ DOUCLAS distribution to Indian.children of the vicinity. ———————— its treasures. meeting of the Ladies' League. BALANCE OF FINE This has become an annual prac- tice of the California school chil- dren and the boxes are eagerly re- ceived by the Indian youngsters, C. W. Hawkesworth, ‘Assistant Di- rector, declared. They are 'marked | meY elther. “girl” or “boy” on the out-| ANNUAL BAZAAR THIS WELUX released today as the result of & side of the box so that the gifts| The anual sale of fancy work |wire received by U. 8. Marshal will be appropriate to the sex of land goodies of St. Luke's Guild | William 'T. Mahoney stating that the recipient. A will be held Wednesday afternoon, President Roosevelt had remitted Though not large they contain!at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. the unsatisfied portion of his fine an_assortment of small gifts both!C. A. Fox. Everyone is cordially in- and authorized the release. useful and entertaining. One; desig- vited and donations will be ap- Wagner's - release was obtained Louis Wagner, who was sentenced v on last January 20 for violation of | >—e—=3 | the Alaska Bone Dry Law, to serve |eight months in the Federal Jall |and to pay a fine of $700 was n “Lights o’ Juneau™ OR OTHER ART PRINTS OF ALASKA SUBJECTS We wrap, pack in wooden boxes and deliver to all parts of the United States, fully insured. Winter & Pond Co. a small bright-colored ball among in the league rooms there will be & | torney William A. Holzheimer. He |had served out his sentence and |part of the time reguired in lieu {of .paying his fine, il e ew il GIVEN L. WAGNER ' ADDITIONS TO FHA ' REMITTED BY PRES. " OFFICE STAFF ARE | ANNOUNCED TODAY| { Keith Wildes, who has been clerk | lin the United States Bureau of | Public Roads office for more than | four years, resigned from that posi- {tlon to accept the post of Office Manager and Agent-Cashier with the Federal Housing Administration offices here, it was announced to- day by J. E. Pegues, Director of FHA. Mr. Wildes as- CHRISTMAS *BOXES ARE!na;ed for a girl was neatly packed, | preciated. Tea will be served as & through the efforts of Bhis attorney, sumed his new position the first George B. Grigsby, ai \mended by Gov. John W. Troy, | Delegate to Congress Anthony J.|office sta At 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening | Dimond and United States At-|of G. W. Mr. Nostrand, who has been doing ‘was recom- Another temporary Territorial | cheerfully of the month. States Geological Survey foree in | the Territorial and Federal Build- ing, passed the Territorial bar ex- | aminations with® & high over ‘a year :ago, iR PU & SERAS “FRAMED ART PRINTS” Alaska subjects in. Christmas Wrappings — boxed, and ready to mail. Winter and Pond. - REEARER A ) AR e VISIT THE PARIS INN @ Your own druggist is authorized to MUSIC DANCING DINING refund your money on the spot if you are not relieved by Creomulsion. will be available when you need it for emergencies, opportunities, or plcmru.' If you have an Account here already— | fine, add to it. If not, we invite you to open one. Then save and have money when you need itl addition to the - FHA ff this month is that Nostrand as legal clerk. work ‘with the United First National Bank record Juneau, Alaska “CURLEY” FRASER—LARRY BUNGER PHOTOGRAPHIC. CHRISTMAS CARDS WITH SCENES OF ALASKA and lined envelopes FIVE CENTS EACH WHILE THEY LAST iy ORDW AY’S PHOTO SHOP TONIGHT—ELKS HALL--TONIGHT" , Sponsored by B. P. O. Elks and American Legion 2 () HURIOUS ROUNDS MAIN EVENT—6 ROUNDS “GRANNY”” HULSE—Weight 158 Pounds—*“‘Juneau’s Pride” vs. KID BROZ—Weight 171 Pounds—of Bellingham SEMI-FINALS--4 ROUNDS -, “SAMMY” NELSON of Juneau—Weight 152 Pounds vs. BILLY WRIGHT of Angoon—Weight 1_52 Pounds “RED” NIXON—The Battling Sailor—wm 154 Pounds vs. GEORGE BIGLEY, Reslyn Coal Miner—Weight 153 Pounds SPECIAL EVENTS—3 ROUNDS TACOMA GEORGIE STEVENS—Weight 132 Pounds vS. “FILIPINO JOE”—Weight 128 Pounds PHILLIP JOSEPH of Douglas—133 Pounds vSs. LIVERPOOL “ARRAY” JONES—Weight 135 Pounds .+, FIRST BOUT STARTS AT 8:30 SHARP GENERAL ADMISSION $1.25 3 RESERVED SEATS $1.75 Tickets on Sale at Capitol Beer Parlors, Alaskan:Hotel, New Arctic, Juneau Ice Cream Parlors