CAPTAIN BEALL ABRILS
Captain Edwin s. Beall arrived last Sunday on the SS "Queen”, He
was accompanied by his wife and two children* The Captain has taker^
command of Company "E". The Post extends its welcome to Captain Bea.'J
and hopes that he will enjoy his tour of Alaska,,
* let, hep, dept* news,
St. Sgt. House and family went on a picnic to Smuggler’s Cove ove:;
week end.
Pvt. Baulkner took a pass over week end to velebrate his birthday
Ask him if he didn't celebrate it just right.
Capt. Grow’? new boat is new in the boathouse on the Chilkat, and
in at that for the boat is as wide as the house and an inch longer.
Pvt. Spratlin is back with us once more after having completed hie
tour of duty on the reservoir.
Pvt. Pittman, !,E" Company is rapidly improving but will not be
able to be out for some time.
CCUALTS MEM NEWS,
Pvts. Flippin and Yeung are now First Class privates.
Sgt. Finley is now on furlough prospecting for gold near the
Davidson Glacier. We hope he is really lucky, but at that we would
rather spend the time hunting,
Pvts. Eilenberger and Stephens are spending a month’s furlough at
Chilkoot Lake.
Lieut. Sutherland returned Tuesday from the hunting party with Lts
Knowles and Rockafellow, Sgt. Morris., Co. "F” and Pvt. Spangler
accompanied them. They report- that there is game galore and that they
enjoyed themselves very much in the short time gone. Most of tihe
shooting done was by Spangler while he was lest in the hills. Bet he
would have found camp right away if a big brownie would have investi
gated.
Captain Beall has taken the Company over from Lieut. Sutherland.
CHTJ^CH NOTICE.
When Nansen started on his Arctic Expedition he took with him a
carrier pigeon. After two years he wrote a short message, tucked it
the wing of the pigeon ani then flung the trembling bird, up from the
ship, up into the icy cold, The bird made three circles and then
straight as an arrow started for its home in Norway, And after trave
ling two thousand miles flew into the bosom of Mrs. Nansen, and she
knew that all was well with the ship that had sailed into the North.
God’s Word comes to you and me as this message came to the wife of t3.
explorer. It is a message of cheer and assurance. Come Sunday evenjj
and hear the sermon on "Tne Secret of Right Living".
Sunday School at 1 P, M, Evening service at 7:30.
'-E. E. Bromley,
Minister,
SUPPLEMENTARY RIFLE SEASON.
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The new men have been assimilating the rudiments of target practi*
and start today on the range. We are sure that with the fine coachi
cf our officers and non-coms that they will boost the score of the pc
Last year the recruits of both organizations averaged well over 300,