NAME
Pvt. Ishara..
Pvt. Nyberg.
Pvt * Tanner.
Pvt. Hanson.
Pvt. Bay....
Pvt. Pi ine..
Pvt • Bur oh ..
Pvc. Clyde..
300 500 600
. . .47 •..« .*xl».'35*.
.. .47.39 .. 41. .
• * .33 .38 . • .32. .
•. .47 .... .43 ...36..
.. *44.. . . .34 .. .31..
. . .39 *.. - *.34 •. .35 . •
.. v46 * -. .31... 3 6.'.
...43 .40...37..
Total 200 300 500 Total Aggre- Qualif.1
S.F, R.F RF RF R.F. gate ation
..124 o»..169...121...157.*..457. .581.Expert
. .127 ... .140...183 ...128 ... .451. .578 .Expert
. .103 ... .162. .176 .. .129 ... .467. .570.... .Expert
. .126.„. .133 ...162.. .147 ... .442 . .568 ... ..Expert
. .1.09 n.. .148 .. .159 *. .144 ... .451. .560 * •.. .Expert
.. 106 .... 149 • •. x 64... j.34«• • .44 / ..555.... «Expe ri
. .113 >.. .136 i. .170 o. .129 ... .435 o .548.. ...Expert
. .120. . .148 .. .2 58 .. .121, -..427. .547.Expert
P.F.C. ARCHIBALD N. MCLEOD WRITES FROM ALABAM* :
Although Privg5jdPirs^ Class Archibald McLeod, post schoolmaster, asst,
editor of this paper, and/other "jobs requiring intellect and ability, writes from
itronelle, Alabama, there seems to have been nothing citrns about his welcome to
« ^°“e fection* Mc relates in a letter to Pvt. %berg (now filling his shoes in
the E & R} that he has already purchased himself a car, and is rapidly renewing old
acquaintances. He says he "is having the time of his 1 young’ life" end wishes to
e remembered oO all his friends here* He states he is consuming vast quantities
o ripe melons and that there are plenty of chickens, both feathered and otherwise.
ASSISTANT CHIEF OF FINANCE COMPLIMENTS LOCAL DETACHMENT ON FIRING:
r, „ Lt# Co1* P*.L* Smith, assistant chief of (finance, in a letter to ifejor
i* .addox, commanding this post, states th?t General Walker (Chief of Finance)
ms absent on leave when news of the pistol firing by the SV D. at Chilkoot Barracks
receivedj but that upon the Gsteral1 s retm-n the local financiers* record will
tL'lllt his attention. "I know he will be gratified to see the record mde by
the members of the Finance Detachment," says Colonel Smith.
CLAYTON RECOMMENDS PADDY DUNCAN AS GUIDE:
. lrt resP°nse to inquiries as to whether he would be able to act as guide
h . f°r a Par‘fcY wh0 wj-3h to go from here to Dawson, Mr. George Clayton states
p®A 3° b0thered W1'th rheumatism he could not undertake the trio; but he recommends
Faddy Duncan as capable and familiar with the country. recommends
MOVING PICTURE SCHEDULE;
TONIGHT (Friday): 3ebe Daniols in "pink Gods", and "Fox News."
MONDAY NIGHT: Sessue Hayakawa in "First Born"; a comedy entited "Easy to Coo"
and jbx News* J h
WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Betty Compson in "The Bonded Korean" and an Ai St.John
comedy entitled "The Salesman"*
CHURCH NOTICE: You might find a man that would satarve a horse or a trood doa Yn„
cou not find a man that would willingly starve his own body. Yet there are in this
. ™'nity far to° mny that are starving to death their immortal souls ell in.. ■
•ttsss «c;r; r* u* sr
r juoj. ax 1-00 p.m. Evening Service at 7:30 p.m.
E. E, Bromley, Minister*