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YAP.D: OLD TOWN
OFFICE: CORNER FOURTH ANT' C
Three Young
Men of Douglas
Believed Lost
LEAVE TOWN IN SMALL POWER
BOAT ON HUNTING TRIP
AND FAIL TO RE
TURN HOME.
JUNEAU, July 23.—There are
grave fears on Douglas island today,
with intermittent rays of hope, that
three of the best known boys of this
locality have been drowned in the
treacherous waters.
Several searching parties, headed
by the fathers of the boys are en
gaged today in running into all nooks
south of the channel on the route
from the island to Turner’s lake
which is about 25 miles south of here.
Last Sunday afternoon, Colville
Galwas, the 18-year-old son of F. F.
Galwas, school clerk; R. Salmonson,
a Treadwell boy, and Louis Hubbard,
16-year-old son of R. R. Hubbard,
owner of the Douglas News Stand,
started for Turner’s lake in a row
boat with an Evinrude engine attach
ed, intended to enjoy a two week’s va
cation.
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for the safety of the party until late
yesterday when the boat the boys
started out in was found in a water
logged position, practically submerg
ed, with the exception of the bow,
and which was sighted by a picnic
party aboard the launch Amy. The
boat was sighted half way between
Oliver’s inlet and Young’s bay. The
party aboard the Amy brought the
missing boat alongside and made an
investigation. Fishing tackle and
other things were still in the boat,
having been held in place by the
seats.
No trace of the boys were found.
The Amy returned to Douglas and
reported the occurrence and last night
two parties left for a search of the
, coast and this morning others went
out but up to late this afternoon ab
i solutely no word had been received
from any of the parties.
Several of the party of the Amy re
mained near where the boat was
found and began a diligent search for
I the missing lads.
Word from the Du Pont powder
works was telephoned in this morning
i to the effect that the man stationed j
there has seen the boys in their boat
on the way up to Taku going towards
Bishop’s point.
Returning fishing parties who pass
ed the boys as they were starting
out Sunday declare a Taku was blow
ing rather threateningly.
When news of the finding of the
boat first reached the island it was
thought by parents and friends alike
who are familiar with the portage
which has to be made before reach
ing Turner’s lake, that the boat had
probably floated loose with the rising
tide and been carried out of reach
while the boys were hunting or pros
pecting. This is the hope entertain
ed this afternoon.
The report of the missing boys was
made to the U. S. marshal’s office and
also to Gov. Strong’s office today but
no parties were organized from this
side until further developments re
quire action.
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