The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-20

10 Annex Creek had been thoroughly searched and that no trace of the ! missing boys had been found. The launch started out again to search along the shore from Annex Creek to carlon's.
 Nearly one hundred men and sew cral women are today searching the shores Of Gastineau Channel and down to Taku and dozen launches, with other searchers aboard are care fully going along the shore in all di. rections in hopes of finding the three missing boys of Douglas and Tread well. Practically every available craft of the channel has been pressed into service for the search which has continued for 4S hours with relent- less yigor
 Outside of the finding Of the boat. no trace Of COlville Galwas. R.. Sal monson and Louis Hubbard has been found. No wearing apparel floating on the waters. in fact no clue has been secured. Parties yesterday made the trip to Turner's Lake. for which place the boys left last Sunday but no one in that vicinity has seen them.
 Searching parties yesterday and during the night brought back no word and today practically nothing has been ascertained 10 lead to bel ief that the boys are among the livina
 Late last night Mayor NJ. J. o'Con- nor of Douglas issued an appeal for searchers 10 join in parties this morning to take up the hunt. Scores of men. not only from Douglas and Treadwell. but from Juneau answered the summons.
 Parties were organized launches secured and different territory was mapped out and early this forenoon the search was started well arranged and with definite purposes in view. Sixty men from Douglas and Tread we'll offered their services or their boats
 The following launches are out this afternoon. and their occupants and portions of the shore to be searched
 Junior Kid - Point Bishop Leo Young. R. R. Hubbard. T. D. Gillis, O. swanson and Jim Wallace.
 lris-Pcint Hllda end from Horse Island. around Young's Bay to Point Young. D. Mcdonald. Swihart, Gus. Noval. McBlain and F. Bach, UT.
 Anna--Marmion Island and Hilda creek, Penglase. Bairner' Lelyers' Raiues and Gillam.
 Marquerite-Polnt Bishop and up Taku. Reidi, Place. s. Scott Stub' bins and Mackie
 Barouist Boat - Oliver Inlet to Green Point, Worth. Asplund, Hoii' man. J. r. Salmonson and A. Tweeten
 McWllliams - Point Arden and and Grand Island. J. Johnson. Me .eod. Hill, Edgley, Burlington JacoD son Murry. Jones. Williams and Jen' sen
 Aliee-Aiound Douglas Island. D. ,fcCarmack and Wm. Mccormack
 Fleek -. Turner Lake, work up sparimg Ruthford, E. Anderson and four ladies. n. Bishop l.. Jame-. F. Ashlund A Twcendon. E. Me ormack, C. w.. Salmonson. sam Salmonson, C. van Hull. C.. George and F. Bach Jr
 Mabel-Around Grand Island and Slocum Inlet. eight men
 Lue--From Juneau. Taku HarDor to beach near Turner Lane Tour
 -otus-rom Juneau, with seven
 The Celtic hes been designated as .bo u,o shin and the other crafts engaged in the search were Instruct ed to mane their report to M. J. OConnor and Mitchell who were on board no
 K. R. Hubbard father of one of the boys. went with party to Iurher Lake yesterday but found that no trace of a camp had been made ana that no one had been seen around for at least a week.
 The fact that the boys had thelr craft heavily loaded with provisions Lad that strong wind was blowing st inc time they would have reached Toliu Inlet seems to give little nope ,bat the boys might have stopped off at some other point instead oi nroceeding 10 their final desthauon
 The island is bowed with sorrow and sympathy for the anxious moth ers and fathers who wait m aiteI nate fear and hope for news rom their missing children.
 Juneau Lends Assistance.
 The principal topic of conversa- ltion on the streets of Juneau today Lis the disappearance Of the three |bovs from Douglas. and everyone on Ithis side of the channel is in deep sympathy with the parents or One boys. s,.,r,oor- ance is being freely discussed and every new development in the case lis being eagerly watched. Many or or .the Juneau business men responded .to the call of Mayor O'Connor ana have either gone on the search them selves. or have sent men and boats
 Gov. Strong stated this morning that no appeal has been made to nm for assistance in the search. but that he stands ready at any time to send boats and men to the limit or the Territorial allowance to assist.
 The ferry Amy has been sent out on the search by p R. Bradley, sup .erintendent of the Alaska Juneau Mining Company The D. A. Hege has been chartered by the Alaska rs -.fa.... i,...-,..a..ts sts.sloss 'it"-