p -j) ’ohree.
Today the Scouts are making a trip to Chilkoot^ake on the 'J* S. Har
bor Boat Fornance as far as the mouth of Chilkoot River and afdot from there
to the Lake, Next Tuesday they visit Davidson* s Glacier and Wednesday and
Thursday camn at Odin* s Lake near Liu i Ray.
CHURCH NOTICE: The crying need of the world isfor men. Full-grown men,, big
men* Not necessarily big physically, but big in mini and soul. There never
were greater opportunities for real men than there are today* de need anothe*
word to apoly to those living creatures with the usual supply of organs^ the
allotted number of arms ani legs, but with no great aim or purpose in life that
calls for the development of mind and soul. 1/hat is the highest aim in l^ie.
What is it that make3'life worth &hile? What is it that makes a real man. -he
Sermon Sunday evening, “’i/HAT 13 BEST WORTH NuILE11, will suggest an ansv/ei to
these questions* It will be interesting to every boy and girl. A special in
vitation is given to the Boy Scouts fr an Juneau and Skagway to^ attend both the
Sunday School at one p.m. and the evening service at 7:30 p.m. E.S.Bromley, wlinist er
HAINES INTERESTED IN BOY SCOUTS, HOSTS FOR TRIPS UP RIVER ROAD:
The people of Haines have joined in giving the Boy Scouts of Juneau and
Skagway an enthusiastic welcome. Members of the Haines Chamber of Commerce
provided transportation, (also using the car belonging to Company 3) for the
boys up the Porcupine Road T/ednesday afternoon. Among the volunteer chauffeurs
were Rev. Mr. Bromley, Mr. Shephard,- and Marshal Sheldon. The interesting old
Tlingit village at Hindustachy ms visited, as ^ell as a waterfall^ on the
southwest face of lit. Ripinski. Col. Ripinski, for whome the mountain was
named, had -already made 'die acquaintance of several of the boys and entertained
them with stories of pioneer days at Haines. Bast Sunday evening with few ex
ceptions, the boys attended a special service held by Rev. Mr. Bromley a. the
Haines Presbyterian Church.
ALIBI SEASON ON WITH A3QHORAGE LEATHER-PUSHER:
Ihe Stroller’s Weekly quotes from the Anchorage Alaskan to the effect that
"Smiling” Davies contends Butler won in their historic batxle because he used
certain illicit crouqhing and covering up tactics; that if Butler had stood up
and squared away with him, the championship would never have lei u Anchorage, ;
Davies says that following the Fourth of July contest *nth Jillis, ne 'vartwS a
return match with the Chilkoot battler. .
Well it's to laugh. Outside of Davies and a few who nay have backed him
with mors money than judgement, we've never heard any question of illegal methods
of fighting in connection with the present champion of Alaska. Ne dope i. out
that Davies’ remarks are made in the hone of getting Butler so mad ne U agree to
right without the guarantee to thich he is entitled for risking nis pugi
laurels; but there’s no danger. .'Whenever any promoter will kicx tirough with t: e
jack Butler will (provided his military duties don t interfere) fijit. And all
the fanning and Yowling Davies can utter won't take him in the ring earlier.
We are mch obliged to our friend The Stroller for calling our attention
to "Smiling " Davies' squeal. ___
CY5RH3A71D ON THE !UNGE: . . .. a ,, r ,,
"If 1 don t make expert, I'm transferring no ohe q. U. 0.