ALL-ALASKA SHOOT
(cont*from p.l)
The indoor rifle range in the
Post Gymnasium building is now
being put in order,and work will
commence Monday in selecting the
teams* Eight hours have been set
aside in the Drill Schedule for sub
calibre work by the entire companies,
after which,those men who are trying
out for the teams will be excused
from drill for such periods as nec
essary for them to shoot,not more than
two or four at any one time*
A non-commissioned officer and an
officer from each company will be
present at the range at all times,as
instructors*
THE Alii AND IHE PERSONAL OF
3HE CHILKOOT TUEAIRICAL CLUB.
”To furnish sociability,recreation
and entertainment among the troops stat
ioned in Alaska and to Foster fraternal
relations among our members*”
Ihe above is a freamble of theCons
titution of the Chilkoot Theatxical Club,
organized January 16th, 3 92-3,' in the Post
by the following members:
Company "E”.
Bettinger, Bruhn, Clark e, Cro
coll, Grant,Masury,McCoy and P orter.
Company nF”
Buchanan,Burch,Butler,Hoff
man and Tanner.
Quartermaster .
J one s
The following officers were elected
President: C,R.Jones
Vice-President H.Buchanan
Treasurer O.V/.ii cC oy
Secretary and
Theatrical Bigr, G.T.Jasury
Ihe following were unamiously elec
ted Honorary Members:
Maj*r Donaldson
Capt.Gorder
Lieut.Goode
Lieut. Stetson
The Club will give dances or Thea
trical performances at least once a month
according to their present plans.
Po st Cm dr.
Crier, Co. ”F”
Cndr,Co”E”
Cmdr«Dets.
I,I ANY MEMBERS OF POST
ATTEND MASONIC CLUP ANNIVERSARY:
A number of the military memtsrr'
of the Masonic Club and their fri
ends attended the banquet and dance
given by the Club at its building in
Haines,
Music f u its Lib bd by a stringed
orchestra, was a delight to the dcsi&*
cere. The floor was in perfect con
dition and it was with difficulty,
that the Post People persuaded them
seJ.ves to leave j when, in the wee
small hours they left to snatch a
few hours of sleep before the reve
ilee gun hailed them out again to -
another day of duty*
The banquet board groaned un
der its load,but was considerably
lightendd before the President of
the Club, Judge Stout,opened the
program wth a few oAppropriate rem
arks concerning Masonry and the Club
thet third anniversary of which lat
ter the event comment rated,
Mr. Lanta Poet Laurate of Hnine
read original verses pertqning to th
tragic fate of a MalemuteJ 3 caudal
extremity followed by Capt. R alph
Henry Surgeon arid Cha^pdnn Raconteur
of the post. Mrs- Henry, Lieut, Stetson,
Mr.Shepherd and others.
1HE SKATING RINK IS
ROUNDING INTO SHAPE:
: After much difficulty with the
weather, Lt»^aertena and hi s helpers
on ^ho Hockey Ilink have at last been
provided with a spell of good cold
atmosphere, and are happily engaged
at the present writing in watching
the newly--/looded surface freeze in
to periecu condition#
Vith a continuance of the cisld
snap, it is hoped that the skating
surface will be ready for use in at cu
one day more. The hockey enthusiasts
can now start to make up their Com
pany learns,and the fancy skaters to
, dope out their classy figures*Spread
Eagles,we understand,will be very po
pular among the younger wet this yeer