HAINES I TEL'S.
LfrS-,Emma Snyder arrived from Juneau on the Holers for a visit
with her parents, 1 r. and Mrs.Henry Verifier. Mrs.Snyder is recovering*
from a recent operation for appendicitis.
Tim vogel returned on the Rogers from a winter sojourn in Cal
ifornia. Mr. Vogel owns a third interest in the cannery on the Chil
kat Inlet seven miles from town. During his stay velow he visited
his brother George, who lives in Venice, California.
Charlie Johns of Klukwan brought in a couple of red fox trapped
just before the season closed on the 16th. He says that Klukwan is
without water because the little stream which furnished their supply
is frozen up.
On Friday afternoon the pupils of the Haines High School will
'debate the question "Should Haines have a water supply of its own?"
The affirmative side will bring up the possibilities of piping water
from the slopes of lot.Ripinsky and the negative is expected to stress
the cost of instalation and'maintenance.
The \<Vhites won from the Elucs in the second game played by the
Lynn Canal Basketball Girls. The game was very close as indicated
by the score 12 to 10. The winning points were obtained from two
free throws in the last few minutes of play.
Mrs.Florence Wood, sister of Mrs.Leghorn of this town, left on
the Rogers for Bellingham, Washington.
Word has veen received from Jim de Blondeau in Juneau that he is
coming back to Haines as soon as the snow goes.
Horton Sorrels is back in school after an illness of two months.
Walter Alexander, fox farmer, was a visitor in town again last
week.Natives arc beginning halibut fishing operations. The season
opened on the 16th.
The hooligan have begun .to come in but the main run is not ex
pected until the middle of May.
Plans are being made for the local boy scouts to join the con
tingent from Juneau if the latter make a trip to the Post as they
dia last year. OFFICIAL IIIFOTWATIO'T. - 3y Set.fcaj. Ross.
The Comptroller General is being requested to reconsider his
decision of Oct. 10,1924, with a view to harmonizing the apparent dis
crepancies and conflicts, and to establish an effective date for his
decision of Oct.10,1924, in the event that decision is adhered to.
en his decision is received it will be given prompt publication in
a Finance Memorandum. Pending the receipt of such decision no pay
ment will ve made to enlisted men holding specialist ratings of the
iirst four grades of the difference between the old and the new rate
discharged may be advised of their rights to file cla...
. *1?® (?e!leral Accounting Office. With respect to payment made fo *
specialist fifth class, Finance Officers will take such action as mav
be necessary toward collection of the amount of overpayment.
Decision of Oct.10,1924, was not received by the Finance Officer unt:
ec. 3,1924. HA.IKES MOVIE SCHEDULE.
Sat. ,21st - "Are you a Failure?" Third episode of "The
Sun. ,22nd - "Ashamed of Parents". Comedy- Larry Seaman
“Red
Timber Queen",
in "The Grocer
(Clerk".
Lights"
Thurs. ,26th. - All star cast with johny Walker in
Comedy - “Shout Orders".
CHURCH HOTICE.
The strength and power of George Washington,
try, springs from faith in God. Ho qualifications
exhalt him to the position he now has in history.
him because he had faith in God. He humbled himself before God and he
was exhalted by men. You are invited to a service that will honor bis
memory and exhalt his faith. Sunday School 1PM. Evening Service :Z0
- E.E.Bromley, Minister.
Father of our coun
without faith could
had faith in