 At this Squamish village around 1900, in a ceremony attended by visiting people from Musqueam, Nanaimo, Sechelt, and Ustlawn (North Vancouver) his grandfather's name was given to him as his own.In this same ceremony, his brother Willie was named Khay-Tulk after his father.August Jack gave a potlatch and feast for the guests in attendance and distributed over one hundred blankets to them.