SEES GREAT FUTURE
FISHERIES BY-PRODUCT
j. W. Kinney, representing the
only American firm to make cav
iar out of salmon eggs, is a
visitor in Ketchikan, says the
Chronicle.
Mr. Kinney formerly was state
game and fish comissioner of the
state of Washington. He is presi
dent of the Neptune Fish Products,
Inc., and of the Bonn Fish Packing
company, of Seattle. These com
panies specialize in herring and
salmon food products and draw
largely on Alaska for supplies.
Mr. Kinney also has secured a
patent for a cheap food for all ]
kinds of frye turned out by fish
hatcheries.
The Seattle man is a firm be
liever in the oft-repeat expression
that more money will be made
eventually from by-products o f
fish than was ever made.
He declared that under new
methods of quick-freezing, allow
ing a wider sale of fish products,
it is an economic crime to throw
away by-products of fish which
can be converted into food for hu
man consumption.
O. D. Ohlson will be permanent
ly employed as caretaker of the
Beluga Lake light in compliance
with a petition from the residents
of Homer, says the Seldovia Her
ald.
EXPECT GOOD CROP
PEIPING, Aug. 18. (JP)—For the
first time since 1927, Shensi prov
ince reports that farmers will reap
a good crop and the end of a
! four-year famine is now in sight.
Don’t miss the •'TaIJnes!”
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World's record bear wm killed S miles from the town of Kodiak and measured
13 feet, « inches. THE GENUINE KODIAK BEAR (Ursus Middendorfii) ARE
ONLY FOUND ON KODIAK ISLAND. THE GREAT ALASKA BROWN BEAR
(Ursus Goyas) ARE FOUND ON THE ADJACENT MAINLAND AND* PARTS
OF THE KENAI PENINSUI.A A rS
World’s record moose, with
■ spread of 78% inches, was
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ANCHORAGE NEWS
(By Special Correspondent)
John Carlsen of Cantwell one of
the Several owners of claims on Val
dez Creek, brought into Anchorage
last week some 75 pounds of gold
dust which he placed in the First
National Bank. Around $17,000 the
dust amounted to and is only one
of the season’s cleanups so far. The
work there continues. Will Horn
ing is one of the owners with Carl
son, Tom Mayers having died a year
ago or so. This property was taken
over for debts, originally.
J Capt. Peterson and Walter Strick
i ert are setting quietly at the Chick
aloon oil well. Disappointment
runs high in Anchorage at the
seeming inability to drill this sea
son, but there still is time for some
good work unless, as is supposed,
the work has been ordered stopped
by Washington.
Oldtimer Scott Roberts (80) has
gone outside after having been pro
• nouned incurably ill with internal
cancer, but having been for many
years a member of the Elks Lodge
they now are caring for him in a
monetary way as is their custom in
such case£.
* # * *
i
Oldtimer Laska left for the States
to look up his only son from whom i
he has not heard since his visit to
his father several months ago, when
the old man gave him $3,000 of the
$28,000 he received from the ice pool
last spring. The latter had reno
vated a cabin for the son and his
family to live in and has been ex
pecting them.
Marshall Harry Staser and family
are still at the mines where he is
putting up some new buildings, i
Mrs. Jenkins and children have
returned from their summer outing
at Curry.
* * * *
Not often is Anchorage visited by ;
• a professional shark like the one j
■ of a few weeks ago. Came a man !
! into town of good appearance with ;
a poke of gold nuggets. This he j
proudly exhibited to a banker after |
! banking hours asking if he could j
! get the money on the lot. Mr. !
’ Banker replied they must be assayed :
:»| first, but he gave the man a receipt j
; for the poke after weighing,
i Showing this receipt he raised j
I $150. He sold a nugget chain to a j
'woman as well, for the sum of $40. ;
The nuggets were assayed and
j found to be copper. Where is this
j man? Echo answers where.
TOKEN OF ESTEEM
i Captain E. W. Eickelberg, who
has been commander of the Coast
and Geodetic Survey boat Explor
er, at Ketchikan, for the past sev
eral years, who has been trans
ferred to a new command, received
a token of the esteem of the crew
> in the form of a beautiful ring
I which was presented with fitting
ceremonies. The captain left for
the South recently, says the Ket
chikan Chronicle.
Developing, printing, enlarging
and framing at SYLVIA’S.
Pure Bred Stock
Produces all of
i Seward Dairy
Milk
Seward
; Dairy
"SIMI-SH” WIRELESS
ai rivals from Anchorage report
that besides playing horseshoes—
pitching on the main thorofares—
many have taken up the thrill
[ ing sport of checkers, dominoes
and whittling. Minors are not per*
[mitted to play. Personally, we do
I not think there is anything to it.
PLANS ALEUTIAN FLIGHT
In planning a non-stop flight
from Seattle to Tokyo, via the
Aleutian Islands, late next month,
Homer H. Guenther, newspaper
correspondent, Omaho Daily Tri
bune, Omaha, Neb., writes The
Gateway seeking general informa
tion as to conditions, refueling,
[size of islands, fields and planes.
Rep. Cal M. Brosius .head of the
local aviation committee, will sup
ply the information as well as
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Eva Creek Mining Co.
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