RED MEN ELECT OFFICERS*
Chilkat Tribe $9, Improved Order
for a term which expires dc. 31, 19^4:
Prophet,.Jesse Jensen
Sr. Sagamore.Sgt. L. J. Schunaker,
Chief of Records...
3' A. Barnett
of Red Men, electedthe following chiefs
Sachem.........G .W.Hinchman
Jr. Sagamore...Pvt. Rexford Tanner
Keeper of \/arapum..• •.
Jarre s Me inn
Sannap.... * ».P'/t • F. V/. Berry Guard of Forest ...•••
1st Warrior*.Pvt. W. G. Price Pvt. Clenn Moyer
IsC Bra&e*........ -C ol. John W. Green
After the installation a luncheon was tendered to tlie members who are de
parting for the nStates"upon the completion of their military tour the middle
of this month* ____
CHURCH NOTICE: For once we would lxao to start something* Mould, you enjoy go
ing to church if it were held outin the open air? Come and try at* A vesper
service will be held on the lawn in the *ront of- Haines House Sunday evening at
seven o’clock* Come and call for your favoite song« Sunday School at 1:00 p.m,
__E. Bromi ey, Mini st er.___._
REV* MR* E*ErBROMLEY, minister of the Haines Presbyterian ehurchis going
on the Alemeda to BeatLlp, where he will attend the meeting of the Symoa of Wash
ington, to be held' i n the Westminster Presbyterian Church of Seattle. During the
minister’s absence, the church services will be inchar^e of the Sunday school
workers*___ _ __
LYNN CANAL HOME OF FICTION:
A story by Belle Burns Conner, now wife of Lt„ Commander Gormer of the
U. S. Navy and a resident of Seattle but formerly "little Belle Burns" of Skag
way, appears in the August number, of the Cosmopolitan*
With our associate editor, George T. Masury, a contributor to Argosy and
other national magazines, and a story by the managing editor of the "Pest”,Capt*
Wright, appearing in the September "Woman* s none Companion", Jthe Lynn Cana"
school of fictioniscs may yet merit a page in future histories of American lit
erature —- to say nothing of the elaborate fictions contrived to furnish alibis
when some of our marksmen accidentally get a dunce instead o*f a "bull*"
The "Daily Alaskan" of Skagway says, "I understand that the enlisted men
of Chilkoot Barracks have nearly finished shooting for this season and are no
doubt glad^i “for they have,had strenuous time pucting in long hours, getting up
at three o* clock in the morning said footing on th.e range the greater part of Lh
day." We appreciate this, for many of our civilian friends have a delusion Jia
Uncle Sam* s nephews keep bankers* hours, and we arehappy tb have them informed
of the truth.
Mr* Eddie Fay has gone to Rochester, Minn., for treatment at the Mayo
Brothers* hospital. He has been in ooor health for some time.
The Secretary of Agribulture has annroved the expenditure of #95,000 to
extend the Skae^ay road to connect with the old Brackett Road.
Cullen, 'mho meets 3utler tonight at Juneau, decisively defeated Jim DJircy■
a former sparring partner of bempseyls, at Seattle just prior to his departure
for Juneau. Cullen CuUe north on the Alemeda*