HAINES* ITEMS. '
Mrs. Fred Handy of Ketchikan has telegraphed that she will arrive
on the Rogers Sunday to visit her father, .Judge W.B, Stout. She is a
former resident of Haines.
There was a debate at the Haines High school on February 20th.
The subject debated being resolved "That the town of Haines should
have its owh water supply". The judges, Mesdames Shepherd and.Leg
horn and Reverend Mr,Bromley, decided in favor of the affirmative
side of the argument.
Gus Klaney came down from Klukwan this week with his dog team.
Gus is not in very good health this winter.
Miss Q,uast went to Klukwan Saturday and returned Sunday. vVhile
in the native village she visited Mrs.Lamb. Miss Q,uast said the
thermometer was thirteen below aero at Klukwan and eighteen above
at Haines which shows quite a difference in temperature for only
twenty two miles.
Johnny Ward arrived in Haines this week direct from Dalton PosJ,
Yukon Territory. He was delayed ten days on his trip due to xst a
blizzard in the Interior. As he came through Pleasant Camp on the
border he stopped at Ed Hillenbrant1 s, the old sourdough who ie 69
years old and is not in very good health, so Johnny reports.
Rev.E.E.Bromley will leave Haines Friday morning for Klukwan
where he will hold services Saturday and Sunday. He will travel in
the usual manner, by dog team.
CEEICIAL INSORKATIOtf. 3y*Sgt .Maj . Ho ss.
Appointment as Flying Cadets Air Service. The following are the
requirements for appointment of enlisted men Regular Army;
X* Enlisted men of the Regular Army with at least two years to serve
at date of appointment. 2. Candidates must at time of appointment
unmarried. 3, Unmarried male citizen of the United States. 4. Be
tween the age of 20 and 27 years. 5* High School graduate or pos
sess the equivalent of a high school education, 6. Of excellent
character. 7. Of sound physique and excellent health. In addition
to the above an enlisted ©andidate must at the time of appointment
as flying cadet have remaining to serve at least two years or must
signify his willingness to be discharged and re-enlisted for three
years as provided in affidavit, Paragraph 26, Army Regulations 615
160. (For three years).
Any person who believes that he fulfills the general requirement?*
may apply for appointment as a flying cadet. The necessary blank
forms may be-obtained from any Air Service Station or from the Chief
of the Air Service.- as
All applications will be prescribed in Paragraph 25, A. R, , 615
160, and accompanied by an affidavit. Par. 25, A.R, , 615-160. (Obtain
able at Orderly Room). Three letters of recommendation signed by
persons of recognized standing in the community in which the legal
residence of the applicant is located.
Applications will be in triplicate and submitted through channels
REVISED TABLE OB LODGE MEETINGS IN HAINES*
MASONS meet 1st. and 3rd. Thursdays of each month, at 7:30 P.M,
MOOSE meet 2nd. and 4th. Tuesdays of each month, at 8:00 P.M.
RED MEN meet 1st. and 3rd Tuesdays of each month, at 8:00 P.M.
WEEKLY.BOAT S CHEDULS.
Sunday - March 1st. - "Admiral Rogers" Alaska and states mail.
Tuesday- March 3rd. - "Estebeth" —Alaskan mail only.
No Haines "Movie Schedule" on account of failure of "Estebeth" to
reach this port this week. There will be shows if films arrive on
"Admiral Rogers".