b^t wVen t^ey got in tvere t^ey fo^nd t^at Arnold was getting along
all rigvt and ^&d vis senses again. Gillam is going to fly in again
on tve 5tv of J-"ly witv Jo^n ^elin and another man to work for James.
TVey are mining gold.
TOTffilSTS TWIS week
T^ere were tourists at t^e OitinawHotel TMs week tram lots of
places in t^© tfnited States and Missouri.
TViey are :
Mrs. S. B. Atkinson
W. B. Keating
Br. and Mrs. W. S* MacLaren
Boris Boos*^
Borot^y Stewart
Edw.R. Eddins andwwife
Mrs. Charles G..Wvlff
E. L. Ingolson and wife.
F. Tripp
NewfcTrryptfrt, Mass.
Encla, Col.
Princeton,IU J.
Los Angeles,Cal.
YY ^ YY YY
St. Lo-pis, Mo.
San Diego, Cal.
EllSniale, N. D.
... ...— J-nnea^ , Alaska.
lhsy all seem to be having a good time , and as they are-all.,
experienced travelers'"^veryt^ing is fine with them. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
dins of St. Lo^is"find something interesting everywhere they go. Fe
has t^e kind of p->"sh and ‘good ‘nature that ^as"made him very success
f11! an^ a good tourist. We think his liver must work good.
, Dr. MacLareii from Princeton came over to look at .the"Ferald "Press Of
fice and equipment. To see if it is ag-good as the Curtis Publishing
Co.'As far as we know he va'snTt made up hfs mind yet.
A PLEASING SURPRISE
The first of .week■unexpected callers from Fairbanks came to Chit
inb over t^e Trail, They were Mir. and Mrs. F.W.Price and their yo^ng
daughter Margaret from Borger,Texas, where Mr. Price is a citfil engin
eer for an oil company. The'y are most delightful and interesting of
pe&£le. Mr. Price is a nephew of Dr. J^ni^s Meriam of t^e‘ faculty of
Colombia University, in New York City. When she was in t^e States "
Mrs. C.A. Nelson wag a.- student in one of Dr. Meriam1s classes w^en he
was Prof essor .of - Education in California, So. the Priced spent most
of the time visiting the Nelson family* The visit wag short but Very
muc^ enjoyed by all, T^e Price' family was vefy enthusiastic abo^t
theiV.wonderful trip , over thQ Golden -Belt through"Y^kon Territory"and
through Interior, iiiaska.* They saw the midnight s-n.n and many unusual
sights. On their v/ay back to Fairbanks, they made a-detour to take
dinner "with Mr. and-Mrs. Eccles and little Julia at trpper Tonsina
Roadhouse on the Valdez Trail. . - •
DR>. GILLESPIE 'CATCHES BIG GRAYLING
Lr. Gillespie went fishing in Gvlkan River yesterday.. ..."Dr*. Hoffman of
Fairbanks accompanied him. fishing. Lr. Gillespie got hi-s No. 10. fly
snagged pn some big-ob-ject in<the river. After "Struggling for fifteen
minutes to get the line free he fo^'nd that he had polled o^t a gray
ling bigger than anythingwthat- he had ever' seem. He called to Lr.
Hoffman "Doctor,ITm not. s^re that 18m awake. "Do. yov*~see what I see?"
The doctor replied "I see.a little■whalev" They both’ examined thg cat
ch and fo>-nd that it was .a grayling weighing two and one half pounds.
After that they kept on fishing ‘and cao^ght severalwmote of the- same
size. Lr? Gillespie knew that there were some Missourians in Chitina
* so he brought the fish in and -showed them.
Tourist: ’’Captain, I forg.e.t whore my state-room is# Can yo-*-* show me?”
" Captain: "1)0 yor» remember the number, Madam?”"
To-nrist: "Wo, b-nt I. remember there was a light-hor*se f1^st outside the
window." , f