Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-13
SAMPSON BRING
 MANY N01ABLES
Guests of Pres. Fl. F. Alexander Will Visit Valdez Next Week-Boat
 be Filled to Capacity.

1 The steamer Sampson on the nex1 1 trip, leaving Seattle on May 15, vii
 have the largest number of notables ! ever brought to the shores of Alaska on one steamer. Representative busi- 1 ness men of Seattle, Tacoma and Portland, several from San Francisco Governor Lister, of Washington, and prominent railroad men of the West will make the round trip on the Sampson as the guests of President
 H. F. Alexander, of the Pacific Nav igation Company.
 The business men of Ketchikan, Ju- neau and Cordova are preparing to entertain the guests of the con- pany and will endeavor to impress upon them the advantages of the sections adjacent to their respective cities.
 The list of invited guests, as given out by President Alexander, is as follows:
 Prominent Men in Party. Gov. Lister, Gov. Strong, J. M Hannaford, St. Paul, president North ern Pacific railway; L. w. Hill, St. Paul, president Great Northern rail- way; F. L. Lipman, vice-president Wells Fargo Nevada National bank, San Francisco; George P. Griffith, president Fairchild-G fillmore Wilton Co.,, Los Angeles; Henry T. Scott, chairman Pacific Telephone and Tele- graph Company, San Francisco; Geo. E. Mcfarland, president Pacific Tele- phone and Telegraph Company, San Francisco; Bishop Rowe, of Alaska; Theodore B. Wilcox, president Port land Flouring Mills Company, Port, land; Edward Buckingham, vice. president Ladd X Hilton, bankers, Portland; w. J. Patterson, manager Hayes X Hayes, bankers, Aberdeen; i; Alexander Sclater, San Francisco, general manager Union Oil Company; i; William Sproule, San Francisco, pres ident Southern Pacific railway; J. D. Farrell, Portland, president Ore gon-Washington Railroad & Naviga- tion Company; l.. c. Gilman, Port land, president Spokane, Portland & Seattle railway.
 The Tacoma Party
 C. H. Hyde. president West Coast Grocery Company; w. H. Pringle. vice-president Scandinavian Ameri- can bank A. F. Albertson, acting chairman National Bank of Tacoma; F. J. Fransioli, president F. J. Fran sioli & Co.,; Alexander Baillie, resi- dent partner Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,; J. L. Carpan, president Carman Man ufacturing Company; F.. G. Griggs, president St. Paul & Tacoma Lum-- Der Company; Ralph Stacy, president National Bank of Tacoma; w. R.. Rust, president Tacoma Smelling Company; c. H. Jones, president Northwestern Lumber Company; A. M. Ingersoll, assistant to vice-presi- dent C., M. & St. F. R. R.; s. M. Jackson, manager the Bank of Cali fornia; William Virges, president Pa cific Brewing < Malting Company; c. B. Hurley, president .Hurley-M Morton Co.,; w. R. Nichols, president Pacific Coast Gypsum Company; l.. F. Gault, Aries. Campbell & Gault; John B. Stevens, president J. B. Stevens & Co.,; E. A. Younglove, president Younglove Grocery Company; E. F. Messinger. president Hunt & Mottet Co.,; H. E. Still. general Western freight agent Northern Pacific rail- way; F. S. Harmon, president F. & Harmon x Co.,: E. c. Blanchard, gen. eral manager Northern Pacific rail- way; A. V. Love, president Love
 Warren-Monroe Co.,; Charles Rich ardson, president Pacific Cold Stor- age Company: Thomas Carstens president Carstens Packing Company
 Judge E. E. Cushman: John A. Shack
 leford, president Tacoma Railway &
 Power Company; Charles Hotchkiss
 pr sident Tacoma Biscuit & Cand,
 Company; T. E. Ripley. vice-presi-
 dent the Wheeler-Osgood Co.,; c. M l Shaw, president Northern Pickle ] Company; J. s. Menefee. manager w I P. Fuller & Co.,; s. A. Perkins, tht ! Perkins Press; Elliott Kelly. genera ! manager Perkins Press; J. T. Bibb
 general manager Tacoma Grain Com bany; J. D. Armstrong. manager
 Sperry Flour Company; Ralph B l Smith. manager Pnget Sound Flour I ing Mills Company; c. H. Grinnell l president Tacoma Grocery Company | BrPos.; pr. Grant s. Hicks; y. "