eludes scout work during the morning and baseball all afternoon. Plans are being
made for a hiking trip to idly Lake, three miles from the Barracks, where the
boys will construct rafts and cook their noon day meal over the camp fire. The
second hike will be to Odin's Lake, made famous by the writings of Hjalmar Rutze
beck, who made his home upon its shores. The boys will camp for the night there,
returning the next day after fishing mid swimming in the lake. They will be tak
en by the Harbor Boat Fornance to Davidson Glacier and to Chilkoot Lake. A four
or five days' tri p up the Porcupine road to Wells may be taken. The boys are
all in the best of health, and the only casualty has been a thumb bruised in
catching a baseball. This casualty was promptly treated by the PostSurgeon, C&ptain
R.S.Loving, M.0., and returned to action on the ball field.
Tne names of the Scout invaders are as follows:
* H. L. Bpdlingshafer, scout master, andKarry Sperling, assistant
scout master, both of the W» 3. Forest Service, and skilled in woodcraft and scout
wonk.
1st Patrol: Cheatham, patrol leader, Ui2e, Brandt, Jensen and Waggoner.
2nd Patrol: Connors, patrol leader, Pegg, Davis, Judson, and Jackson.
3rd Patrol: Poilay, patrol leader, Cease, WciConna, and Barragar.
4th Patrol deader, D. Ramsay; Dun, Harland, ■L,ee andBag jen.
5th Patrol: Marshall, leader; Livie, J. Ramsay, Jr.,Lagergren and Baldwin.
MOVING PICTURE 3CTIEDTJLC:
TONIGHT: "Wonders of the Sea1*, and a conedy, ”'.Vise Crackers".
MONDAY: "The Blonde Barapire”, a,id "Fighting Blood”.
WEDNESDAY: "Where Lights are Low” with Sessue Hayakavra*
CHURCH NOTICE:
Haines Presbyterian Church: A SPECIAL SERVICE FOR JHE BOY SCOUTS will be
held Sunday evening at 7:30. 'The members of the Boy Scout Troop from Juneau are
cordially invited to attend this service as well as Sunday School at 1:30 p.m.
Rev. E.E.Bromley, Minister.
FISHING GETTING GOOD:
Corporal Russell's catch of a Zb pound halibut from the dock yesterday
evening is the record for size as yet this yearj while Private Patch, with five
halibut already. Sgt. Major Ross has the second highest score for number, with
four halibut. Captain bright has captured two of the fish.
Sea bass fishing is also good. Sgt. i»oftin is believed to have caught
the largest of the season, so far, when he landed a two pounder on the point this
side of battery Point. Pvts. Patch and Zeigner landed twelve between them yes
terday, and Sgt. Major Ross and Captain YiTright duplicated the number.
So far none of the post personnel have hooked a salndn this year, but
there has been considerable burnishing of 3ppon hooks preparatory to going for
the lords of the trout tribe.
Ihe Chilkoot Post intends to publish, from week to week the fishing
scores, and requests all followers of Ike ialton to report their catches (verified
by reliable witnesses) each Ihursday or Friday.
Father Munroe, with his clergyman’s clothing covered by parka and other
artic garments was on the road to Nenanna, according to a story told by Rev. Father
Gallant. He met a sourdough on the trail and asked fahat kind of gJoing he would
find. " /7/ccjS!" declared the sourdough in language more lurid than the
Northern Lights* 'Hie priest listened in silence, ihe sourdough, in turn, asked
the condition of the trail over which the priest had just passed. "Well," answered
the reverend pioneer. "Your language described it perfectly."