flHITE HORSE TO HAVE DES3IGATED CELEBRATION OF ARMISTICE DAY:
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The main event of the ’Yhicehorse Celebration will be a lance on Monday
evening. During the afternoon there will be some hockey between Whitehorse
and Skagway. «ftie ice at the Yukon city is said to be in excellent condition
now and will probably continue in good shape from now on.
The plan proposed by the White Pas3 Yukon Route is to leave Skagway
next Monday morning, arriving at ’Yhitehorse during the early afternoon- On n
the return trip, the train would leave 'l/hitekorse Ties day morning, arriving
atuSkfigway Hies day afternoon. Transportation between the Barracks and Skagway 4
would be furnished by the harbdr boat.
BOWLING NOW YELL UNDER /AY:
Ihe first turn-out for the officers’ bowling team was held last'Itoesday
night, and attended by Captains Martin and Loving, and Lieutenants Ungethuera,
Edwards, Maertens and HcMaster. Scores ranged from as low as seventy to well
over the one fifty mark. No definite team has yet been selected, and it is
urged that all offiers interested in the sport rendevous at the alleys next
Taesday evening.
Both Company T and Compary E have turned out teams, and others are in
the process of forming.
The married enlisted men, however, have been the most consistent! in
practice, having patronized the alleys, in company with their wives and guests,
every evening allotted to then.
Last Thursday Staff Sergeants Stevenson, Oolar and Ross, with their
if*a§fifei8Mft©®fflB944l!gaA^icer3i played, guests being Mrs. Townsend, Miss Towns
end and Miss Beauchamp, all of the Haines public schools, spent an evening at
the pastime. Pvt. Moyer, of Company E, set pins for the school detachment.
Q.M.0, WILL EAT ON JRillSXrGE EVE
The Quartermaster Corps will hold a banquet Saturday evening at the fam
ous Pullen House in Skagway to celebrate the Victory of 1913* Thirty-five
plates will be laid for the members of the corps and their guests, M rs*
Pullen told visitors in the up-canal city Saturday, that her/ plans were to
make the dinner one of the finest ever given an Amy outfit*
PRIVATE HOPKINS, of the local que-ernaers, has returns! from a two months*
furlough which he spent prospecting in southeastern Alaska*
Private Jollie, alio of the Q.1A., was jischarged Saturday, and left im
mediately for the interior of Alaska, prospecting* _ __j,
Sgt* Hallett has sold his ranch on the Chilkoot river for a very satis
factory sum and will hereafter devote his entire attention to the improvement of
the already excellent culinary department of Company F#
Corporal Wilson and Privates Buchanan, Ballard and Berry (Ban) returned
this week from a furlough*
Corporal BRUCE iflLSON has joined the Kootie Orchestra as a 3axaphone
player.
P rivate Hike Kungis, a famous "Knight of the Round Table", was discharged
today and will leave on the next boat for Russia, his old home, to invest some
of his finals in roubles* As Kungis has laid by a sun that runs well into
five figures, even in American money, he will be able to live hereafterthe
life of the ulta-rich. ^ ^
For advice on moving, see the sergeant major*
For moving, see Sgt* McCall#
To move, see ^t» Edwards* ____ __.... .
If your phone doesn’t work, RE*?jf* Sgt* Thatcher states he can’t come out
in the rain to fix them, apd he has a pair of officers’ field boots, too.