WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN COMPANY F RIF7# MARKSMANSHIP :
Ihe prize winners in the marksmanship contest staged by Company F in
connection with its regular range season, were announced in a company memo
randum as follows:
High total, Corporal Russell, s?10.00; high score, Show fire, Sgt.
^cCall, $10.00; high score, rapid fire,' Cpl. Stewart, U10.00; high'scorfe,
600 slow fire, Sgt. Schumacher, S2.50; 500 slow, Sgt. Morris, ^2*50; 300
slow, Sgt. Behrens, $2.50; 200 slow, 3gt#Powell, S2.50; 500 rapid, Pvt. Buch
snan; $2#50; 300 rapid fire, Cpl. Hager, *>2.50; and 200 rapid fire, Pvt.
Tannerf ^2.50.
Miss MARY iO^NSEND, principal of the Haines Public School during the
terra just ended, and her mother, MRS. I07JNSEND, and MISS BEAUCHAMP, keacner
in the Haines school, left Monday on the S.S.Admiral Rodgers. Miss Beauchamp
is returning to North Yakima. The Townsends will visit in Portland, Ore., and
then proceed to California, where Miss Townsend has accepted a teaching position.
MRS DAVE HOUSED returned to Juneau Tuesday on the Estebeth after spend
ing several days as guest of . many friends i:i Haines#
MRS. KRIEDA MYERS and her two grandchildren, Roberta and Richard Brown,
are visiting Yfells for a few days.
MRS. ANNA 3R0WN, our efficient nost master, has recovered from her re
cent indisposition and is back c& her desk in the post office.
MISS HARRIET LAURENCE and her charged of the Haines Mission spent three
days at McRae's ranch on Mud Bay this week, fishixig and rusticating, to the
great delight of the children.
CHURCH NOTICE: Today we look upon a world made beautiful by the abundant life
of the trees, the grass, the bueshes and the flowers; \tfiere a few weeks ago we
looked upon a world of ice and snow and barren branches. But the tyrany o'*
winter could not withstand the gentle wooing of spring time. Ts it spring time,
growing time, in you life, in the life of our country? Vflnat are we doing to ac.J
to the brightness and beauty of the world, to the strength and stability of our
nation. The dadekness and gioom of wickedness cannot withstand the wooing note
of the crspel of Christ when we yield to it a3 nature does to the coning of
spring. The sermon Sunday evening will explain just what this means.
Sunday School, 1:00 p.m. Evening Services, 7:30 p.m.
S. E» Bromley, Minister.
NOT EXACTLY FRIGID:
’Twas in the pits ac the range. Between shots the young nen who were mark
ing targets amused themselves by catching the bugs which buzzed through the air.
”G ee, that was a hot one I" exclaimed one of these youths hus*j.J.y dropping the
insect he had captured. Yes, gentle reader, he’d grabbed a bee.
WHEN IGNORANCE IS BLISS:
They were talking about boxing in the toii3orial parlors of Company F.
"I tell you who’d make a good fighter — - that’s Chapman*" said the man
in the chair.
"I guess he can take a harder lifck than anyone else on the post, don’t
you, TannerIM
"Don’t know,1' said Tanner, snipping a hair. "I’ve never hit him."