moving PICTURE SCHEDULE:
FRIDAY: William Bussell in "The Crusader”;
MONDAY: "Three Wine Fools" with all-star east
WEDNESDAY: Lila Lee in "Is Matrimony a & >. irr
Fighting Blood.
e; Fox News# Admission, 20,2/
a?"; a comedy entitled
Da Luxe" and International News.
CHURCH NOTICE:
Our business in not making money. Our business is to help create
and build up Christian character, The income from cur business is Love, Joy,
Patience, Gentleness, Self-Control* Ours is the biggest business in the world..
We have head offices in every country in+the world, and we Lava branch offices
in every town and village. Call at our office in Haines, the Presbyterian
Church, if you are interested in the work we are doing, and we know you are,
Bible preaching, Gospel singing, helpful worship*
Sunday School at 1:00 p,m» Evening Service at 7:30 pne
E. E. Bromley, Minister.
"TELL THE BUNCH NOT TO LEAVE CHILKOOT”
In all the letters received from the men transferred to the "Sta! -
who left on the Cordova last month the above advice was stroigly set forth,
CCpperal "Hard-Luck" Curtright, formerly of Company E and the
Pipeline, Chief of ' .. - Valley Scouts for the Chilkat Republic, stages in hi •
letter that they had an excellent trio on the boat and that the eats were fine.
Upon arrival at Ft. Lawton they were 3.at once loaded into trucks and hauled to
Camp ewis, where he and "Deacon" Dmbar were assigned to Company M of the 7th
Infantry, ^e sends regards to the gang and wishes he were back.
Pvt. "Ben Turpin" Huber and Charley Sitzes were assigned to Co.
B and "rten-er-rie" Loggins to Company A of the same regiment.
The men of the Q. M. C. who left here are still at Ft. Lawton.
FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN THE SPRING:
Among the many flower gardens now in bloom on the post, three
stand out this season in floral splendor*, those of Mrs. C. W. Stidham, of.Co.
^*9 and that of Mr. K, G„ Johnson. The firmer tvvc front on the parade grounds
and many tourists ashore from the boats remark on seeing them, "I just didn’t
know they could grow such flowers in Alaska«" Mrc Johnson1 s garden, devoted
largely to giant pansies, is mors or less hidden between the post smithy and
the...-carpenter shop- -ev.e^~jghich. Mr . Johnson1 s genius presides. The otherwise
unrewarded labor of thus beautifying the post should meet an ample reward in
appreciation.
REPLACEMENTS SHOOTING LIKE OLD TIMERS:
The recently arrived replacements, now shooting in the suppiemc ,
ary season, are rapidly becoming qualified as real Cooties by shooting around
45 and 46 at the long ranges,
"We* 11 keen the range open till Christinas if we have to in order'
to qualify you all,M said 1st Sgfc„ Robert M# *%rt:.n. head coach. "If that isn'^
enough, we’ll keep shooting till Soring. I’d planned to retire about that time
but I’m not going to iesve until everyone is qualified."
Major F. M. Whddox, commanding bhis post, has been on the range
with the new men practically every morning they hr-been practicing. Men of
both companies are firing as one group.
SGT. MAJOR and MRS. CHARLES 0. ROSS are parents of a daughter
born Thursday morning. Mother and daughter are doing well, while the Sgt • Mai.,
is putting out cigars today at headquarters.