i
in
V
Villi!'!
Ml
K
I
:"
Sum
.
AStll.N
uiinu
Hum
Mif
ln'-t
pari
nf
llic
ciiiiulry.
-
.xjiig
id
Hit'
close
of
llu-
article.
Hit-
writer
says;
In
it
have
a
lini'
running
alninsl
due
cast
from
Priuri-
IHN
l:.:.s
I
i
.
11.
The
Nat
iniial
,Mmiii-
ill
1
,i
I
it
I
UK
Hi"
Smith
i
rri-nlnl
i.un.ifiiiti
j
1
e
'
ion!
ilui.
Hv
i
to
'
wo
now
"impmiiH
in
''I'llllllU'lOll
Nl'l'll"!
1
1
II
l
1
1
nw
11T
i
vi
IIH
.
,
i.
Kant
in
a
.-.uc
I
u
-si
i
i'i'unj,
or
lis
by
Captain
I
i'.ii
I
lie
aiTii
lias
oi
nil.i-rimt
I
UtrllllicS
MoUllU
I
...
n,i
unit
Lapcr-
.iin
nun
ucio
was
in
Mil-
public
du-i
iii'i'isiuu
jii
r!
.
llniliirifH
ill
till'
"v
w
i
In'
lauds
iil
1
Will
Ill-
Ihl'liWI-
u
'pinenl.
WANT
CALIPH
Present
Government
of
Turky
s
Opposed
to
Ro-
iv.
llglon
M'
I
Wl
INI)
i
.
l
IV)
'Il
;;ii
I'ldlni'llt
is
llll-
tnnniny
npcrulhms
'v
I'lt
insurgent
In
Sun)
'il
'a;
in
-b
I'l
in
i-
1
1
iv
Pass
as
being
--ui-il
iu
Kurdpiliin
ails:
"Your
C.aliib
Nit
Miiliainiui-ilan-II'
without
I
In-
Cali-
I'
""Si'lll
tfllVcrulUCUl
it
''"Iikuhi."
PHI
ft
m
llTYKTn
i
ii
nil
i
in
mi'
CHAMPIONSHIP
P'ons
In
Allan
Cud
Sorlo,
il
lSI
IV
L
.
,
.
.
'
S'a'1''
11
H.ulii
won
the
":
naiuieur
hoekcv
..,,,n,-
II
in,
Ii
.
"
ii,vain
defeating
"'J"";e,ls
or
Vancouve
by
a
winning
ineel
Hi"
Hie
Allan
15L0WN
DOWN
BY
WIND
n
in.
-
"illi'.IUJl
),,
,,...,.
...
.'..!v'"
bt'iipb'
were
killed
and'
,
'"
''J'""'1'''
crushed
by
Il
WOfkslH.I.
...1.I..I
I,
llv
Hie
hiKti
wind
uf
I
he
iiiosl
.fi-nsiblc
iinsetlleil
lamls
of
the
Peace
lliipi'i
l
IiiimikIi
i'inlay
1'niks
ami
Ibi'iii')'
IIiiiiiihIi
tlie
iiiuiinlaius
inln
tin-
i-ry
"in-art-
of
the
I'l-aei-IliM-r
interior."
,
To
Princo
Gco'go
Capl.
Ilaiylit
also
iii-jji's
building
a
lii'iini'li
south
lo
l'riui'i-
jiii-orci-
in
onli-r
to
i-uuni-cl
witli
Ibc
l'.d.
II.
In
spcnkitiff
of
ibis
b'
say:
",
soiilll
lini-
ronin-rl-ius;
with
1'iiiifc
(ii'iiri-
ami
Ibi'iirc
soiilh
lo
Vani'oiiM-r
ow-r
a
n-lfiibililalcil
I'.li.l-:.
ami
I'rinrc
icors(-
wuiiM
bcnomi'
a
lliriviuK-i'ily.
lb"
most
nclii-ilislribiilor
Tor
iiiirlbi-rii
traffii'
"!
V!ili!Wi
(UiikiiIu.
v
"I'riiwr
lliip-rl,
a
.sli'iell.v
Cauailiau
.N'ntioiial
basi;.
wotil
alo
bi'i'iiiiM
no
.small
couipi-liinr
if
Viuii'uiiM-r
a
mi
i-xporli-r
of
yriiiii.
liinlM-r,
('ii'ii
ami
all
ullicr
prniliii'ls
ami
iiiiiie.rals.
'Suiniiii-il
4i
it
would
iiiiMiuul
to
(Ills,
tbat
.iii
lijss-iban
twenty
years
such
u
s,sli'in,
woiilil
lie
Ibc
backbone
of
llrilisb
Coluin-bia
s
iulerior
trinb-
as
well
a
Ibe
main
artery
inlo
tin-
Alaskan
poniiiHiila."
In
I'om.mi'iiiinu
on
Ibis
art
icli-1
iu
n
s
jin-ii
eililoi-ial
in
black
fare
type
on
Ibe
front
paste
of
Ibe
Star,
(lijneral
Oillum,
M.l'.l'..
says:
Odium's
Commont
Tin
most
illuiiiiiiatiim
analysis
of
Hie
IriiiisporlaliciH
problem
of
the
I'i'ac.e
ltier
eonnlry
J
have
ever
bail
Ibe
privilege
of
n-niliux.
is
prescuteil
berewilb.
It
is
wrlllen
by
an
e.xperinreil
men.
t'-iptniii
I.
K.
UaiKbl.
I'or
vihiii-
nioiilhs
I
bne
luiil
little
10
say
aboiil
Ibe
t'eare
Itiver
but
Ibii-e
nioiilhs
have
been
spent
in
sluily
ami
iiiM'sllpalb'ii.
I.asl
rail,
in
Ibe
eoliiinns
or
l
lu-
Star.
I
sitiil
that
any
railway
line
Itti
ill
inlo
the
(iramle
Prairie
ilislricl
troni
a
point
on
Hie
Cauaiiiaii
Nalional
east
oT
the
Itockies.
woubl
nol
solve
Ibe
m-olilem
of
Hie
Peace
Hiver.
I
said
Ibis
beeaiisu
I
knew
inai
.
the
vast
bulk
of
the
Peace
Hiver
i
lamls
still
open
Mir
selllenienl
lay
north
of
Ibe
Peace
Hiver
itself,
ami
that
this
rich
IterilaKC
for
'physical
reasons,
couhl
not
be
tappcil
by
later
extensions
rrom
(iramle
Prairie.
I
lie
Peace
Hiver
ronns
an
impassable
barrier.
I
rcfjn
ril
eil,
ami
still
retfanl
Ibe
siijfKcslcil
l'-ule
cul-ofr
as
a
purely
local
line,
capable
of
serxliiK
only
,a
suiall
errilnry-
ami
a
very
expensive
line
fur
the
eml
In
view.
I
cuubl
nol
mushier
il
as
even
a
step
lowanls
Hie
Hiial
settlemi'iil
of
Ibe
Peace
Hiver
Iransporlatiou
problem.
Will
Broadcast
It
Mr.
llal-hlV
views,
of
which
1
then
knew
nothing,
are
exlremely
Interesliug.
I
urge
all
those
who
are
serious
stuilculs
of
Uritish
I'.ilni.ililn'w
ni'iinoiiilft
needs
lo
read
it
carefully.
The
Star
pro
poses
In
reproduce
it.
w
ith
niiips,
ami
broadcast,
il
over
I
lie
man
I
rv
For
iny
own
pari,
d
am
HII
hIioIvIol'
tlefore.
Hie
ue.xl
session
of
the
Legislature
eoines
round
I
iiileud
to
vlsil
as
touch
or
ino
Peace
Hiver
lerrltory
and
IJ--
L
i
IJF
f
J
.
rifite
nuueii
iu
i
cute
niier
by
Way
of
Hazelton
and
Finlay
Forks
Advocated
in
Vancouver
Tim
i!l'.;iiilau
lo
be
gamed
from
building
a
mil
way
In;
MMiies
leading
thereto
us
il
is
t.ir
v.'iMi
tin
Canadian
Naliunal
c;is
nl
Prince
(ieorgc
would!
nt.sililc
nln'.
In
tin;
mean-
;
-otnpared
wild
llu;
Iniililing
In
I'liirc
lor.
according
In
Uiilain
I.
I,.
Iluighl,
writing
in
Star.
Ill
his
lengthy
article
Hie
niplaio
urged
i
l
'I'll
Iftl
A
1
nn
III
UlllllUlf
I.
M
il
11
NOW
IN
ALASKA
Hon
Issued
Today
at
Washington
lliipcrl
by;
time,
Ihe
posiliou
L
lake,
ami
the
position
lakcn
by
Tin-
Star.
is.
first.
Ilia!
awer
In
I
In-
great
j
must
be
ifiven
as
ipiickly
as
pos
sible,
amrweeoml,
thai
the
route
choieii
nTiist
mil
lie
selecleil
In
serve
llu.-
interests
of
a
few
pro-!
inulers
or
of
a
liniileil
ilislricl.
but
must
be
line
that
will
fit
iu
j
with
the
periiKiueiil,
basic,
trunk!
line
Iransportation
nceiis
oT
Ihoi
province
n
a
whole.
A
clear.;
steaily.
iIIsiiilI.H'Uoii.
hascil
on
practical,
siiue,
en;iiieiriiig
klloweil-;e,
is
Wjilll
is
liei'ilcd
to-Uay.
H
is.
In
Ibii
that
Premier
(llivi-r
has
coiuuiilleil
himself.
II
is
mis
ror
vvineh
in-
Mar
-is
seeking-
Victor
V.
(Mlum.
.
AIR
ESTIMATES
.
.
ARE
HUGE
AMOUNT
MINI
K)N.
leli.
'.'7.
The
House
nf
Diinmiolis
pasei
air
eslilnales
pre-seul-!!
by
Sir
Samuel
lloare,
air
seerelary,
involving
the
expenditure'
of
t'-'l
.nno.olKi.
designed
v-ry
lai'nely
lo
improve
I
lie
defences
of
Hie
couulry.
ENDAKO
MERCHANT
IS
FACING
CHARGE
Aliened
That
Patrick
McGettlgan
Obtained
Credit
From
F.
G.
Dawson
Knowing
False
Returns
Had
Been
Made
(Iu
complaint
laid
by
F.
.
Iiawsou
Co.
Ltd..
Patrick
Mc-(ielliu-au.
general
slorckeeper
of
Cn.lako,
was
charged
in
the
city
police;
coiirl
Ibis
morning,
with
procuring
credit
to
Ibe
value
id
A
f
,ry
I
.:H
contrary
to
Ibe
llauk-riipley
Ael
knowing
thai
a
false
slulemeul
had
been
made
iu
wrilinsr-
reniec.liiig
his
financial
ciindllion.
The'charge
was
read
by
Magistrate
McClvmonl
ami
remand
was
taken
until
March
X
Accused
was
given
his
freedom
mi
bonds
of
SM.IHHI
iu
two
sure-
lies
id
each.
Mcdrlligan
was
brought
from
Ihe
iulerior
on
Ibis
morning's
I
rain
by
Provincial
Constable
Thiis
or
Sinilhers.
Milton
bui-znles
appeared
as
counsel
Tor
Hie
proscculing
eompany,
while
V.
0.
Fulton
represented
McHel-ligan.
MAJOR
GODFREY
IS
.
MARRIED
IN
EAST
Former
Commandor
or
Jericho
Boach
Air
Station
Weds
Miss
Dora
Bulloch
MO.NTHF.AL.
FVl
..-.?'.
-
Major
Albert
Ivarle
(io.irrey,
formerly
in
coinuiand
of
Ihe
.Jericho
station
al
Vancouver
of
the
Canii-iliiiu
Air
Force,
was
niarriejl.
here
las!
Saturday
lo
Miss
Dora
Wila
MaVguerile
llulloch,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Hullorh
of
(lauanoiue.
Onl,
The
wed.
ling
look
place
iu
the
Mount
Hoyal
Hotel.
the
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
WOULD
HAVE
YANK
BOATS
Nova
Scotia
Finds
Mistake
Excluding
American
Flsh-
ing
Vessels
In
iMii'i-iiil
In
Imlly
-..
OTTAWA,
Feb.
27.
Nova
Scotia
wants
American
fishing
vessels
to
call
at
her
ports.
Last
year
they
were
excluded
when
what
Is
known
as
the
modus
vivondl
ended.
Since
that
time
the
boats
have
been
mlssod
and
a
caucus
of
Llboral
members
from
that
province
adopted
a
resolution
favoring
the
re-establishment
of
the
modus
vivcndl.
It
Is
understood
the
government
Is
likely
to
act
on
the
request
and
allow
vossols
to
call
for
loc,
ball
or
supplies.
CARE
OF
PLAYGROUNDS
VICTOHIA.
l'eh.
77.
Victoria
is
to
double
ils
allotment,
for
supervision
oT
playgrounds.
Las'
year
the
eily
spent
'.'IHI
but
this
year
il
is
proposed
lo
spend
SHMI
covering
four
parks,
Iteacon
Hill.
Central
Park.
Victoria
West
ami
Foul
lta
W.
F..
Williams
sailed
IhU
morning
on
Ihe
strainer
I'nnr.M
Hupert
for
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
I'.vcry
iiloriii'i
jlilice
free
tiealtiienl
Tor
Ibe
low
incinoriai
'liuspilal
in
Onlliii
ami
ili-lncl
is
eulilleil
In
iisl
oT
In,
life
in
tins
niaiiificeul
The
fiiml
for
its
eniisricliuu
was
ihmalcil
by
llic
ciiiniiliiilil
v.
Halibut
Market
Still
Demoral
zed;
Quantities
of
Fish
Arriving
Keep
Prices
Low
and
Some
Go
South
The
dctmiruliKcil
4-nudilinii
uf
the
ludibijl
inarKel
cuiIiiiiu
Inilav
and
il
M-nu.-.
IiK
'!
to
be
in
a
'bad
rinidiiimr
rur''a
i
vv
days
yel.
l'riees
are
all
shot
In
pieces
and
buyers
arc
rlMiu
ianl
In
bid
as
they
do
nol
know
.whether
Ihey
will
be
able
In
di-p'e
of
Hmj
fish
alter
Ihey
have
il.
Yesterday
I'NO.'Hio
pnuuds
went
south,
made
Up
ns
follows.
Alton,
70,000
pounds;
Akutan,
-11!,
Olio;
Pioneer,
rn,00O;,.lajuiei
.
riii,000;
Chancellor,
Mt.OOO;
Thelma
II.,
11,000.
They
wore
ro-lowed
this
morning
by
the
Heandia
willi
115,000,
and
the
.Mariiicr
with
:io,noo
refusing
lo
accept
7c
and
Mi-,'
cleared
for
Vancouver.
Two
vessels,
Ihe
Lituya
vvilb
.'iil.unu
ami
the
Senator
with
31,-nuo
had
no
offers
and
have
not
yel
sold.
'I'lo-dtesolute
with
OH.-(miii
ami
Ibe
Itepublic
with
K.'i.OUd
were
offered
7c
and
3c
for
Kel-chikan
delivery
by
the
Atlin
Fisheries
ami
il
is
un.lerslood
aceepled
il
this
ariernoon.
Iloals
are
already
arriving
for
tomorrow's
sales
and
il
looks
as
if
the
supply
vvouiu
lie
as
large
as
io-iday.
Today's
sales
were:
'
Hazel
II.,
11,(100;
Democrat.
'.'i.iMiii:
Pelican,
la.uoo;
Wilson.
I
2:t,U0(i;
lo
Cold
Storage
al
7i;
ami
i:ie.
.
i
Senlinel.
L'l'.nun;
.1.
P.
Todd,
ft,
non,
lo
lloolh
Fisheries,
al
7.111c
and
.'le.
Inger,
5,31111;
lo
Ilooth
Fisheries
id
7.
.'tile
ami
lie.
Forward,
l-'.mm;
Ithona,
11,-unu.
In
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
ill
7.i'l)c
ami
'.ht.
Valorous.
7,nnn,
to
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
id
i.iIOe
and
.'le.
lleliance
L,
1
3.00(1,
lo
Pacific
Flsberh-s
al
7c
and
.'tc'
I'iil-v.ild.
7.
(Mill.
In
Paciric
Fisheries
at
7.iMle
and
W.T.,
7.noo.
to
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
a!
X.'-'Hc
and
le.
Livingstone.
7,500,
lo
Hoyal
Fish,
Co.
al
8c
ami
It
Hose
Spit,
11,(100,
lo
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
al
8.
llic
and
le
D.S.T.,
1,500:
.lohanna,
10.000,
Atlin
Fisheries
at.
HeUuid
le
.1.
Maloncy
was
fined
(be
eily
police
court
Ibis
iug
for
iuloxicalion.
'
'
Many
Lives
Lost
in
Gales
on
Iceland
Fishing
Grounds
,in
iiiorii-
JU
Three
Vessels
Reported
Gone
IlLM.Ii
England,
Fob.
27.
Kighly-finir
persons
are-
believed
In
have
been
lost
as
a
result
uf
fierce
gales
which
huc
been
sw'ee
piiig.lbo
Iceland
fishing
grounds
during
the
past
lour
days.
The.
trawler
"Seapa
Flow"
and
Ihe,
steamer
"Field
Marshal
Huberts"
ure-known
In
have
siilik
and
1
lie
"Lelferbepar"
is
re-pnrled
lost
wild
(orty
hands.
a
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
.find
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
8
I
1.11
t
Ambulance
wjiu
urwiy
iaiu
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
lances,
banquets
and
wedJTV
at
Anytime.
Anywhere
ding
parlies.
1
5
Hotel,
3-H
Ave.
"
Stmtf
Royal
and
Bth
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rat".,
applv
T.-..
MATT
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and
Central
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Columbia's
Newspaper
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no.
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we'ek
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.Monday's
issue.
The
first
of
these
will
be
published
tomorrow.
THIEPYAL
MAY
SET
C-
i
.
OUT
ZANNFS
ROUTE
Staunch
Little
Canadian
Vessel
May
Have
Another
Voyao
Like
That
of
Last
Spring
II.
M.
C.
S.
Tbiepval,
which
made
a
hazardous
voyage
last
spring
to
Ihe
Aleutian
peninsula
and
Hie
Kurile
Inlands
to
sel
out
supplies
for
the
Uritish
rotiml-
Ibe-vvoil.l
Might
allcmpl.
may
make
another
such
journey
this
pring
on
In-half
of
Major
Pedro
Zanni.
Ibe
Argentinean
worbP
flyer.
Patricio
Murphy,'
Zanni's,
advance
agent,
will
make
thai
trip
as
Col.
Hroome
did
last
year
and
Prince
Hupert
will
I
ne
id
the
first
slops.
Murphy
is
at
preseul
in
Ibe
soulb
making
ar
rangements
for
a
convoy
ship
nreiiaralory
lo
setting
out
on
his
long
supply
'rip.
The
Argentin
ean
flyer
has
lieen
offered
Hie
dumps
which
were
set
out
and
mil
used
along
Macl.aren
s
rnule.
SURF
INLET
MINE
ENGINEER
DROWNS
Remains
of
John
Johnson,
aged
37
and
Native
of
Finland,
arc
Brought
to
City
The
remains
of
John
.lohnson.
hoisting
engineer
al
trie
Hcl-inout-Surf
Inlet
mine,
who
vv.
s
accidentally
drowned
February
i
I
were
brought
lo
Ihe
eily
uu
th,
company
bout
Jleliunul
yesteiilay
afternoon
for
inlerinunt
here.
Funeral
arraiigeinenls-
are
in
Ihe
hands
of
the
ll.C.
I.
nderl
I'.ers
Deceased
was
a
native
or
Finland
and
was
37
years
of
age.
jlle
was
single.
ICR.
COURTS
Divorce
Rights
of
Men
?
and
Women
to
be
made
Equal
says
Commons
OTTAWA,
IVb.
27.
-The
rirsl
vnle
or
the
.session
was
jy-cunleil
sast
niglil
when
a
hill
sion.orecl
by
J.
T.
Hhaw,
iiuleiH'n-diiiil
Mieiuber
for
Wesl
Calgary,
to
eslabtish
t-iimlily
br.lvvecn
ii
iisbanil-
and
wives
insorar
as
grounds
for
divnrce
are
eon-eeriied.
leceLved
its
scfmid
reading
by
u
iiKfjnrily
of
forty.
The
vote
stood
llli)
In
lit).
The
I
'ruinicr
and
leaders
oT
Ibe
nimsitinii
and
I'rogi
essive
Parly
iiniled
in
support
nT
the
bill,
wliich
had
the
approval
of
Ibe
great
majority
uf
llic
members
of
the
Conservative
and
'Pro-
KI'I'SSIVI
parlies.
Opposition!
came
elijefly
from
Liberals.
Allliougb
Ibe
measure
was
de-:ned
solely
Tor
the
piirpo.se
of
placing
man
ami
wtiiirau
on
an
eipialily
so
rar
as
divorce
was
concei-nei!
the
fi-lil
of
discus
sion
broailencil
until
the
whole
ipiesliun
of
divorce
was
gone
over.
.'
i
Sliavv.
in
moving
llu-
seeoinl
rt
ailiiiK.
eMplaiueit
that
in
Hip
lour
western
provinces
women
were
liamlicap'peil
in
.seklg-
di
voice
by
the
'fart
thai
Ihey
.must
prove
not
imiy
adultery
mil
also
desertion
ami
cruelty,
while
iu
Ibe
case
of
a
di'vorce
petition
by
a
man
only
adultery
is
ri-ipiired
In
be
proved
lo
secure
a
divorce
from
the
woman.
LOOK
ONLY
TO
PARLIAMENT
Premier,
Oliver
Indicates
Where
Railway
Rates
Relief
Must
Oome
From
IS
NOT
SURPRISED
PENTICTON,
Feb.
27.
"Il
was
just
what
t
expected,"
said
Premier
UIivi;i'-Hn-hiraiival
here,
wlien
appuised
or
tloT
decision
of
the
-Privy
Couneil
in
granting
Ibe
nppeal
against
the
decision
of
the
llailway
Commission
and
confirming
Hie
Crows
Nest
Pass
railway
rates.
"Ilritisb
Columbii
will
now
have
lo
rely
ui.ou
Parliament
for
relief
and
there
is
no
reason
lo
be
downhearted."
he
said.
BIGA1RI-0RO
Admlral
Sims
Says
Airplane
Will
Play
Predominant
Part
In
Next
War
WASlilNOTON,
Feb.
J.-illear
Admiral
Sims,
retired,
was
questioned
by
the
aircraft
eoiuniillec
of
the
House
today
on
his
war
observation,
regarding
the
effectiveness
of
nil-craft
attack
on
.surface
vessel.
Sims,
who
wart
.commander
"f
Hie
Americifit
naval
forces
iu
l.uropean
walef)
during
the
Ureal
War,
endorsed
the
policy
of
a
powerful
air
foi5
'being
buill
by
Ibe
Iiniled
Slaleju
lb-
declared
"Ihe
airplane
witr
play
a
picdumu'iunt
part,
in
the
next
war."
PREPARATIONS
FOR
BIG
RUSH
Minister
of
Mines
Anticipating
Requirements
in
Office
of
Registrar
VICTOHIA.
Fell.
T.
Preparations
have
been
made
by
Hie
department
of
milieu
fur
registration
of
claims
in
CiiKsiar
if
HuT
rush
al
tains
proporlions'
an
t
lev
paled,
according
lo
Hon.
illiam
Sloan,
minister
of
mines.
All
re-
iuiremcnts
in
recording
claiiu.s
will
be
aileipialelv
eared
for.
HYDRO-ELECTRIC
FOR
ALASKA
B
PLANNED
WASllIN(i'KN.
Feb.
-'7.
Pov-inission
lo
build
a
series
Tif
hydro.
eb-cf
ric
units
at
Steel
Hiver
ami
,ls
tribiilurios'
in
Alaslyi
has
been''
appjied
for
by
in
San
'1'raiiuUou
Tlfiu.
It
-j?
I
iilauned
to
locale
tluj
plants
30
Hides
soutlieast
of
Juneau.