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Published without Kroenke
Chilkoot barracks,.
'/oluiae 3 .... ..January
to the Government at
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ALASKA 3H0JT 'TILL ;'E NELD
CHILKOOT /ILL CG^PL'IE IN
IN LATCH
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— iNCHOPA /E .L\tlI
I E L-UIiaST SKoCTaN*
Accept
sub-cr.li
Tuesday
ini* offi
iately d
natch#
Due to
chora o
that the
it has b
ance of Chilkoot Jarracks' challenge tc
ore ri^lo mat: snan ship competetion was
from the -J.o. troops at Anchor art, ana
err of this post, idn j or Teorcrc C, v)o.ia2
i spate lied a let cor to settle the ninor
the delay in nail service, the date or
’Authorities *’dahv 3 to hold the contest
Chilkoot to tn would have no opportunlt
con requested that the natch to hold in
i an interpost
received last
the conupnd -
.dsen, inred -
details of the
i which the
i3 now jo close
y to try-out s
. Aarch
DRAMATIC CLUb ORGANIZED—- /:
PRODUCE PLAYS AT CRILXOQT
Although thousands of miles from
B.roadway, and even from the routes
followed by the touring Thespians
of the road companies, Jhilkoot
barracks will not be lacking in the
atrical productions from now on.
Headed by Chas. R. JLnes, whose
business hours are spent at the D E,
president, and by Oeorge l. wasury,
acting top kick of Company E, who
signs himself secretary of the new
organization, the Chilkoot Theatric
al Club adopted its constitution and
began corporate life January 16th.
wlakror Deorge C, Donaldson, in ac
cepting his election as an honorary
member, wrote the club as follows:
'hiy faith is restored. I had thought
the movies had deprived us forever
of the amateur theatricals forruriy
so much enjoyed and such a fine source
of entertainment and mental develop
ment ."
Plans for the production of an
evening of vaudeville and sketches
are underway. CompIete plays will
be produced later in the year. The
club con'Cemolates a club house
the cor.petition mill bo *ath the sc: c
sub-calibrs capons used east year, fir
ing standi *ia, sitting kneel in* and
prone at fifty feet, X..tarpets oc in-1*
used.
the local tea.a will bo selected after
the inter-corn any natch already ore’ ro i
to be hold hero February 13-21.
Prize s for the int-.rpo st- competition
mill be all individual, if hajor hitch •
cock, in command at nr.chora :t:, accept,
ilajor Pon&I dson’ s su r- estion, as it
felt -X trophy •'tor the poffi *vcull be ..
behind ’vimn the or ;a.oi3 time r,.
for rod. j^o jroxiilately *50 ,ri±l b.
abi.e for those rises. ih-; prise i:
inter-c03.nany mitch mill be fo:* , .j
je.niz.Vi.ion producin ’ the wi..- n L:v te• ••
and *vxll be a cu *• or similar troy./
an :roxinateiy y2c vaiuc.
nc*v ml inned, officers arill -*nt
onto. rJhere re several non yet m :
Con -)i iy -vho *-Tcre on 1 st year’s ’vinn.m *
Com, mi i a f cm in '’id' Com.-.r.y "ho an r
air.j:i * th e competitors and have had the
nuv• • ito *e o; cxoc-ricnee. Ho’.yever iuost
of the Cnilicoot -arracks riflemen will
be ,iew biood, aid handicapped as to ti
nust mok e treat effort if they expect t .
mainfixn th -- reputation nf this most •'s
'1 iho ,ost bhootin; outf11 in th> ny1'.
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