The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 10, 1938, Page 8

T8 i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1938. OLD BARTENDER i iz FAiEocsiie WESTWARD PACK es, and many others, ll‘lllltlllvu( pt CLIPl)ER OF LAST SEASON Ambruzzi, the McKinley mountair mber Sergt. Patterson, Signal ps, M old friend Mcl 1 who became clerk of cou Man Who MI)f(‘d Biret Silver | Brii e Golistains. ‘et Some Improvement Also Is Fizz' in Occidental Now L TR ) Shown in Southeast, in Cincinnati, Ohio Heisel relative to certain citizen Wingard Reports hip papers and in commenting SBht thieon 18 sa The salmon pack in the West- |ward distriets is now nearly 300.000 c ahead of last year, according to figures released today by the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries, In addi- tion to Bristol Bay, Cook Inlet, north side of Alaska Peninsula and the Prince Willlam Sound area are all ahead of last season. Many of the oldtimers hereabouts will recall Anthony Kengyel, the man who mixed the first silver fizz they in the old Occidental bar in goid June rush days. Mr. Kengyel is now in Cincinnati where he is still mixing them up at the Kemper Lane Hotel Brown, Clerk Hill, Lawyer Winr bar with an able hand despite his and Mr. Winter harged me a full | 70 years, according to a letter re- case of champagne for the “So you can tell your clerk that lid issue a certificate in 1904 igned correctly with m ture at the time and I had| Corner Saloon and Judge | | ceived here by Walter B. Heisel, trouble ! Alaska Agent L. G. Wingard. who Deputy Collector of Customs, a for- The old bartender further recalls returned on the Widgeon last night mer Cincinnatian that “Juneau was a one-horse town |from Ketchikan, said today there «I am still a first rate mixer,” Mr. at that time. I was among the a was some improvement in the Southeast disticts but to what ex- tent it would continue was prob- lematical. The case pack report on the Westward districts through August i B 6 with comparative figures for the Wah' Sun Choy, Chinese patriot [Same time last year, follows: | and New Jersey restauran’ Chignik—Reds, 30,092; kings. 135 jly, the Ortons, Lawyer Malor Mr. Kengyel comments that they | owner, who was aboard the Ha- pinks, 17,768; chums, 6,438; cohos. Mayor Foster, Slim Jim, Mr. McDon- still have good times in the bars| w Clipper, which recently |312; total, 44,737; last season. 100 ald from the Treadwell mine, Gov. in Cincinnati but he mourns the| vanished in mid-Pacific. Choy, |876. T ; Brady, Gov. Swineford, Mr. Shep- advent of women into the drinking| enroute to Hong Kong, was re- Kodiak—Reds, 100,074 kings. 244; 524; 10 bridges and culverts for ' H A letter from the commanding ard from the Custom House, Judge places, especially, he writes the kind | ported to have been carrying a |Pinks, 317.559; chums, 54,293; cohos GUNSTHU T $600,268; and six reclamation proj- Bg!u" ux! Iary officer on the U. S. S. Louisville, Johnson, Daly, Lawyer Shackleford, “who are cargoed with c6rn and| large sum of money to aid the |2664; total, 474834; last season ects for $57.696. and letters from men on the U. S. - of Public Roads S. Salt Lake City, were read at the - — = - | Chinese cause in the current |70642. The Bureau | Sino-Japanese conflict. No trace | Bristol Bay — Reds, 1754387 R ASIN IN awarded five contracts in July for DB'B ates I"]sen | meeting last night, in which they |kings, 4828; chums, 52438; grading Alaskan highways, the lar; | thanked the members of the Legion of the missing flying boat has cohos, : est going to Wright and Stock, Se- for their hospitality during the re- been found except a film ot 332; total, 1811985; last season " gascline and oil floating on the |1434.388. attie, for $128,227, for work on the; cent visit of the two navy ships surface of the ocean near whece Cook Inlet—Reds, 168,348; kings. ¥ Wrangell highway. Other work is| ee I g a in this city. Kengyel says in his letter, “and rivals with the pioneers like Tex | did actually mix in 1898 during the Rickard, Ja idon, Rex Beach Klondike rush the first silver fizz ctc. We had great fun and no in the Occidental bar for Mr. Ben- troubles. The only horse belonged nett, then the District Attorney to Louis Lund, six-foot Swede whose | there. Also mixed for 10 ve to wagon, Shackleford, Lyons, I and other prominent big shots, Dr. others once took down to Front | Simpson, Dr. Rogers, the Olds fam- Street at midnight.” | SHANGHA!I STILL FICHTS THE WAR butit's a war against disease. In the International Settlement of Japan-con- trolled Shanghai, people are herded through vaccination vans like this one and given “shots” for cholera and smallpox. on the Moose Pass, lacier, Seward, | A letter, ceived from the Na- the Clipper last reported. No |15783; pinks, 43 chums | bits of wreckage or traces of cohos, 3215 total, 276,252 and Tongass highways. | tional Jewish Hospital, at Denver, | the sitver fuselage were cvi- |sea - Colorado, was also read, which hos- son, 179,764 | dent. Pessibility of sabotage was Alaska Peninsula (south included in the eclements the Reds, 55378; kings, 1649; Awards Made During July velve Members to Attend pital was started by Jewish doctors, F' M d o . ranr pr | » . . v and still retains that name. It is government is investigating in | 290,985; chums, 110,734; cohos, 17.- Are Away Ahead of "st Begree ur Br Convention in Ketchi a hospital where children with connection with the Clipper's |5 total, 476.325; last season, 592.- Previou:‘» Monlh an, Sepl. 7 to 9 tubercu or who are crippled, 3 . mysterious disappearance. 960 S . free of charge. Chil- i ATTLE, Aug. 10.—Engineering ! Delegates to attend the American L {5 g ——— | Alaska Peninsula (north side) y-seven States, Ha- on convention, which will be Waii and Alaska are able to attend N G . Reds, 74175; kings, 1,022; chums, rial h ) g want to take the ent apa B g aterial aws | g Jul 3 want to take the equipment apart and material awards duri uly hospiial The local “Eight and nogR - y - . a " 6 H 3e Sl stchika t at 2:30 a.m. The bartender cannot “-_‘;G- total, 79,923; last season. 61,- made the month the best for con- a nea. Hept ']"' "9-1 i1 Steian ]no v* is helping to furnish beds S s ol a, 8 nch i 559. structi % » Pacific Noi were elected last night at a meeting Forty s helping 5 use the old formula, a punch in the ruction in the Pacific Northwes B | R ibiNene Tor jaw, on a lady. In the good old Ju-| Prince William Sound (including |gince the Grand Coulee dam con- jof. the-Leglon Auxllisty, Mg s | Delegates elected include: Mrs, this institution. MASSAGI< ol neau days when a lady did happen Resurrection Bay) — Reds, 8943; tract was let, it is announced in | R to miscalculate her capacity and Pinks, 363116 chums, 27,561; cohos, pacific Builder and Engineer, con-| A charge or Tiis; degree murder |OScar Oleon, Mrs, Edith . Sheelor, T Foot” Massaging Shoe tart Kicking the partition down, #847; total, 494467, last season, syruction trade journal published has been filed aaginst Jerome J.|Mrs. Homer Nordling, Mrs. E. M IRA BAILEY WANTED At. | Polley, Mrs. Robert Kaufmann, Mrs. John Newman, Mrs. J. R. Anderson Mrs. Ray Peterman, Mrs, Bert Ly- Mrs. W. O. Johnson, Mrs. Ted ng in Sitka by District Anyone knowing of the wherea- ¢ bouts of Ira Bailey, age 68, com- pl light, height 5 208,689. here. It lists projects totaling $8,- Armstr _ Copper River—Reds, 64270; kings, 235625 which were awarded by torney William A. Holzheimer fol- | 525; total, 66, 795; last season,|contract during the past month. lowing the fatal shooting of Pete: 81,322 a k : f & 322, This figure more than doubles the Allard at Kaliana Bay last Sunday CUSHION in the Massagic Sho in detail if he is still among the| Totals Reds, 2,255,667; kings, | june total of $3.703,344, and nearly according to a I se to U. S, |Johnstone and Mrs. H. Wil ives you new pep and buoyancy --- 26.186 3 & > > alterns slected | P Y fighte 26,186; pinks, 1,023,171; chum doubles the July, 1937, total of | Marshal William T. Mahoney from| The twelve alternates elected iredness, strains and callouses v: . . i ee : AL o g g 8 | tarrv Stor & i < MU"agIB Retul’ns last season, 3,365,987. In addition, the construction|is being held without bail for theHarry Stonhouse, Mrs. J. B. Bern- From Convention it was a simple matter to quietly open the sidedoor and chuck her out A K into the alley without any publicit The patented foot-shaped AIR | this, big McClosky, can corroborate AyWEVENBERG 5% feet, are to please notify his sister, M C. McKever by writing to 836 First Avenue, Camas, Wash. Any information would be greatly ap- il : preciated. and will be brought to|hofer, Mrs. Jack Mutch, Mrs. Al- S 5 magazine points out that 170 non- |grand j ’ with a total | the Federal jail in & few days, the |fred Zenger, Mrs. K. K. Kyler, M LANDS BIG TROUT ear-old Federal PWA projec {fr ser, : . construction cost of Marshal said |George Gullufsen, Mrs. Lew Will-* poRpT WILLIAM—Nine 000,000, have been offered in iams, E. L. Gruber, Mrs. Vena | y e Nariis 36 slecting. d | Crone, Mrs. Ray G. Day, and Mrs. jife o collect his rare fish stories. or grants and loans, since w | fatally shot Allard on a trolling | Cr TU HUGH WA Es program was launched in the latter |boat, Sunday during a quarrel in |Walter Robinson. Jimmie landed a l4-pound trout part of June. All these projects|which Charles Welcome also is said| Plans for a no-host dinner Were |rrom Lake Superior. formulated, for members of the I ish in these amazing mus: Raarihlll saging, shock absorbing supporting shoes. The prisoner is alleged to h \\l' : Walk ¢ test M. E. Monagle, prominent Juneau must be under way before January |to have been involved i e - e — Sroart i v thoe attorney, returned last evening on fer PW. sulat - |zion Auxiliary and their husband, IR NG Tor Wil sheti o n i0c ) g 2 . o |1, under PWA regulations. New - b HAS FIRST WEDDING the Columbia, with the report of| Consratulations are being extend-| go, " ications for work totaling HORIZON STILL BECKONS |to be given in honor of Mrs. Georze Npw GLASGOW, N. 8. — Al- “rain In every city, with the excep-|°d today to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J.|o\ o)) 661 “have been filed from| SAN FRANCISCO — Somewhere A. Cole, Western FPresident of the thoush more than 100 years old, ade 3 3 F: $2 FRED HE N N l N G tion of Juneau.” w.u"‘ Oll{:l\f :;”,“‘v(,'r g R»W*.\]{ml - | Oregon, Washington, Montana, Ida- | On the Pacific the little K ch | American Legion Auxiliary, who suthertand’s River, a small district Leaving here June 27, Mr. and|ounce baby boy at b o'clogk this Many of these, the | Nahra is bouncing along to ( ST ) ho and Alaska rd {will visit here during the latter near here, had it first wedding re- piete Outfitter For M Mrs. Monagle visited in Washing-| morning at St. Ann’s Hospital. the South Se: " g rew of |part of the month. ntl i by .| publication believes, will b S cently. As yet the new addition to the tiiree) A vEET intend to| Mrs. Ray Pe allo- erman, assisted by — oo — ton, and Philadelphia, before at- cated funds and under way before s - tending the Elks convention in At- zvmh:y “»m-"hs’;vml"\ not been named |\ . huary 1 deadline. spend one to three years visiting|Mrs. Homer Nordling and Mrs DS, BETH lantic City. Following the conven- b‘r":”r:_‘“ PR insists his new | 0~ aest contracts last | little known islets. Skipper of thelJohn Newman, will have charge of Sailing been held over until s : month was the award of a contract |°raft is Arved Littchen, 43. 1l plans for the coming dinn Thursday evening adv. Mr. Wade is the Territorial di- rector for the Social Security Board - to Morrison-Knudsen Co., Boise, for relocating the Southern Pacific 9 () tion the Monagles spent five da Eat at E R w l N s cafe. in New York City, after which th in and visited with relatives near Pitts 4 | ENJOY A MEAL COMPLETE — WITH Soup feE, | | ik L 7 7 railroad line near Bonneville dam, y m g to Seattle July 1, Mr 5 3 % onty | v A a bid $1.500,000. Salad, two kinds of Meats, plenty of 0 Mot et & teetasysan tas| - INCOREORATIONS:: - (on @ Bid of SLOMD o e h v Vegetables, Dessert and Coffee—for C city on a combined business and — { BAL STACINE BV e made during July, at a total cost o pleasure trip, before his return on Articles of incorporation have 50 949 : s EVAHY BUBRAY BYENING—A SEECIAL CHICKEN c the Columbia, while Mrs. Monagle is | been filed with the Territorial Audi- ;;G,," “‘f'l; iumlfi bty ""’,b;m(_;" OR TURKEY DINNER at present visiting with relatives in | tor by the Goose Bay Wharf and| bl s - T ————— Milwaukee, Wis, expecting to re- Trading Company of Anchorage, Try One of Our Club Breakfasts! | turn in the fall. listing capital of $25.000 and nam- e . LI, ing incorporators as W. W. Stoll of BOARD BY THE MONTH AND SAVE $31.50 Vi SHEATE RN of AnoBGAgE i SO - and T. S. 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