A locomotive hauling dump
cares is working like a beaver
transporting rock to the break
water site where it is clumped
into the depths of the sea. 'The
trestle is now cut about 500 feet.
30 a. m., Sunday service.
31 a. m.. Morning service. The
theme: The Value of a Public
Confession
7:30 p. m.. Evening service.
"Theme: The Prodigal Son.
"I (the church) am your com
forter and best friend.” The
Church is calling you to par
take of its blessings in the stim
ulation of spiritual life in at
tendance at public worship and
in your private devotions. Your
spiritual life cannot, live and
thrive without spiritual grace
any more than ycur physical
body can live and be strong with
out physical food. “Forsake not
the assembling of wourselves to
gether.”
The SS Alameda, of the A S j
S. Co., will arrive in port from
the south tomorrow (Sunday)
morning, according to the local
report.
I
ENJOYING TRIP
i o K. Boehm who, with Mrs.
I Boehm and their children and
Miss Lydia Pori, formerly of Sew
i anrd and Anchorage, are now in
Germany having a wonderful
(time, reports the Anchorage
i Times. They expect to return to
1 Alaska about the middle of May.
i
SPECIAL SOCIAL EVENING
FOE EASTERN STAR
i
All members of the Eastern j
Star are requested to attend the J
social affair Monday evening, j
One’s favorite games will be j
played and not, particulalrly, I
cards. This will be more than i
the regular monthly social j
meeting. Also, bigger and bet-1
ter refreshments
Indians cf the Chilkat tribe in
and about Haines are much work
ed up over the Donnelly murder
case, according to Stroller’s Week
ly. Donnelly was found dead on
his gasboat near Tee Harbor last
December and a coroner’s jury
found that death was due to al
coholic poisoning. Relatives, dis
j satisfied with this verdict, filed
! a complaint of first degree mur
; der against Fasett, a member of
! the Thlinget tribe, without con
j suiting the Department of Jus
| tice officials. Donnelly was a Chil
kat Indian.
The body of Donnelly, which
was buried at Kiukwan, has been
exhumed and taken to Haines
where another ' autopsy will be
held. H. D. Stabler, district at
i torney, has requested a special
! agent of the Department of Jus
| tice to handle the case. The spe
, cial agent is on his way north |
I now and is expected to go to J
j Haines, accompanied by Dr. W- ]
i J. Pigg and an assistant district:
attorney.
There has been trouble between j
the Chilkat and Thlinget tribes!
for years and it is expected that
the present affair is of a tribal
nature to a great extent, accord
ing to Marshal White and Dis
trict Attorney Stabler.
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FIRE AT YVASILLA'
Two of Wasilla’s business build
ings were burned last week, re
ports the Anchorage Times, fire
having started in the two-story
i hotel of Hans Frydenlund, spread- '
[ ing to the postoffice.
ASK $18,000
Eighteen thousand dollars is
asked by the Methodist Board of
Missions for the half block of
real estate that is the site of the
Methodist church, at Juneau, op
posite the Capitol building It
is desired as a public park, says
the Empire.
HOW ABOUT IT
Incoming arrivals on Friday’s
train report one of the last
trains coming over the line had
run into a moose and killed
the animal. How about a special
investigation to run down the
rumor the train left the track
to chase the brute through for
!est aisles?
Capt- Heinie Berger of the MS
Discoverer has his vessel up on
the beach making a few im
provements and repairs while
waiting for Cook Inlet ice to
go out.
SPECIAL CARNIVAL RATES
Sewardites who are planning
to attend the Valdez winter sports
carvinal, March 26 to 28, inclu
sive, had better pack the old grip
today because of steamer sailings.
As has been announced previous
ly the Alaska Steamship Company
are giving special round-trip
rates between Seward and Val
dez, good until April 2.
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