T^HE CJU*AAA.flLT P..0J5JT
Chilkoot Barracks,
Alaska*
(Published without=expense to the U.3.Government^
Vol.3
._Friday^ Hay- 25thj 1923«__
No.21
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MAIL BOAT SCHEDULE:
U Sunday,May 27th USHB."Fornance"
(States mail from "Mary",Skag.May 27)
. Sunday,May 27th , S.S."Queen”
(Direct States mail)
Tuesday,May 29thG*B« "Estebeth"
(l day’s mail1 from "Evans",Jun.May 27)
THE WHITEHORSE PROGRAM: . . ..
The USHB." For nance" 'Till, leave Chilkoot Barracks
at 3*30 tomorrow(.Saturday)morning for Skagway, bearing the excursionists
to Whitehorse. Die b.oat mil return from Skagway. to the Post upon the
orders of the Commanding Officer,on Sunday afternoon,after the arrival
of the train from Whitehorse.
Ine Post u base ball team mil enter the Whitehorse
series with the.following lineup: Grant,c.;Rogers 1 Clarke,p.;Jones,1st;
Cole,2d;Porter,•ss;Wilson,3d;Bruhn.If•;Chamberlain,cf•;Burch,rf.;Lee &
Beitinger,utility. From the showing made in the Skagway game Wednesday
the Post chances in the Whitehorse series look very, good*
Mr.Sheldon,of Haines,is the Agent for the Excursion
Tickets.If you haven’t already seen him,-see him today about your trip.
"CAMBRAI" TO BE HERE JUNE 11,12,13,14: . ,
Official.information,via Naval- Radio to Valdez, *
has been received to the effect that the USAT."Cambrain will leave Seat
tle June 2d,-arrive Seward,Alaska,June 6th,-leave Seward•June 9th,-arrive
Chilkoot Barracks June 11th,and leave June 14th for Seattle. This will
insure the Congressional party a three-day .stop at this Post.Much of
■ interest is being planned for the entertainment of the guests.
CAPT.GOODE AND .W.O.BRINDLS RECEIVE ORDERS:
' . .Capt«P*R*Goode,Post Exchange Officer has received
his orders to report to the Presidio of San Francisco, GLaliff or duty
at the termination of his foreign service tour in July.
Warrant Officer Clarence W.3rindle,of the ^MC.staff
has also received his assignment,£ron the War department,(S.0.105,May 4th)
* to Fort Hayes,Columbus,Ohio,effective upon the completion of his present
tour of foreign service,at the 1st of August. .
Ilr.Bri idle will be relieved by W.O.Edward A.Sartin,
now on duty at 3rd Corps Area Headquarters?Baltimore,Md. Mr.Sartin is
I expected to arrive on the "Ceribrai".
* "E" CO. (2d Section) IIAJC3S GOOD IN PRACTICE ON RANGE:
The 2d Section of "E" *>o, marksmen are gradually get
ing into their proper forr. on the range. Soc-res made to date are promising.
At 4 ranges,200,300, 500,600,the order runs thus: Stewart,M.M.-181;Luben,17°:
Ogden, 179; Dunbar, l77;Nasu^y, 173; Barr on, 170; Par r, 169 ;Gallucio, 167; Staggs, 1613;
Porter,163;bevy,158;Daniels,157.
At 3 ranges, 200,300, 50C,‘-Strong, 143;Harney, 137^Matt
hews, 137;Comstock, 136;Clorka, 135;Houts,133;Wilson,133;Rodgers,132-Huber,129
McLeod, 127; Ibrner, 126 ;Re*rick, 122;Stanley, 118;Thatcher, 111.