CJIURCH JOTICE.
We real that the world’s greatest telescope is the one in hount
Wilson Observatory, California. It has a one hundred inch reflec
tor. With its use millions of stars have been brought within the
vision of the astronomer. Wonderful as it is to look through this
telescope, it is far more wonderful that a man or woman or a little
child with a pure heart and a simple faith can look into the face
of God who made the stars and guides their movements with his hand.
The church is the place where we have such wonderful privi
leges. Come to church Sunday evening.
Sunday School at 1 P.L. Evening service at 7:30.
- E.E.Bromley, Linister.
FAITH.
"The right, the good, the true, is all powerful, and will
inevitably conquer sooner or later when brought to the front".
Life, the golden chance the Gods but lend us to expand,
Then gather back their effort to build a greater man.
There is a sureness in the life-stream, if your faith be wide
end strong.
That presarges human bettement, no matter what the wrong.
Sc threw your living tribute to the life
Sure that nature, mighty alchemist, will
s tre an f1owing by,
never see it die.
And remember, as you toil with all your might, . ,
That force that never falters, will build the structure rign .
VHiile the caldron’s seething in the moulding of a world,
Touch sure and strong the nighty things you wish to see unfo
_C.P.W.
haihes ras.
Professor ITicho1s, Supt. Haines Public Schools, has rented l^r.
Carl John son1 s house for the winter and Lr. Johnson left iue slay
for Florida where he expects to become a contractor and builder.
Tony Kahne, formerly a soldier of Company
Haines this week from his ranch and gold mine no
Tony thinks he has struck something rich on hi
near future hopes to be on easy street.
is a visitor to
ar Pyramid Harbor,
s ranch and in the
5, Rev. E.E.Bromley went to Skagway last Saturday on
nected with the church and returned Tuesday on the
There will be a bi g dance Saturday, October 51st.
given under auspices of the Circle Club, ivdrr.i ssi’.n
free. Eusic by Cootie Orchestra and refreshments.
business con
Estcb. th.
at the A.B.Hall
M,1.00.-;, Ladies
A'.Li
arrive.
The following named enlisted men having reported at this s ution
for duty in compliance with par. 1, S;_0.1bc, Fort-.maw on,
Washington, are assigned to Company "E" 7th. In inn ry.
Privates John G. Short Jr., Charles G.Ohls, denry A. ohult 2, A11
S. Green, Harry l.. Smith, Clifford 1. Richards and Uta v/ ^ohnes
The Chilkoot Post welcomes these men to tne Post and hopes thy
will be pleased with their new station and ma.se fc