THE ORPHANAGE NEWS LETTER.
THE ORPHANAGE
j* NEWS LETTER..*
K< >I>I VK, AI.ASKA, Al'fi., 1914
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r IIK Orphanaor Nkws Lktthr,
tvcoM Island, Kodiak, Ai.askh,
We lire sending you three p ipers
miller one cover thistinie. Why' First,
In i n use we were too busy with other
xv. irk to get the June issue out on time.
SeeoniUy, when we would have sent
nut the June and July numbers we
luissisl the mail. Thirdly, on account
nf had weather we have had time to
gi t .nit the August issue a little early.
At The Station
WimpcI I sill ml is ii busy place these
cluys. Thu waterfront is alive with
launches, steam and gosoline of vari
ous types; barges and ilorysull plying
between the l'. S. S, buffalo and the
site of the new ltadio Station. While
on shore, -10 workmen are busy, cur
js'iitevs, riggers, machinists, blaek
smiths, boilermakers, plumbers,
painters, glazers, and electricians.
The work goes on no matter whether
the sun shines or there is a steady down
pour of rain.
The building we used for years for
a Hour house has been turned into a
dining hall where the working party
cat their lunch at noon. The lunch
is partly prepared on ship board and
sent ashore with eisiks who Hnish its
preparation and serve it. The men
all sleep on board the ship with the
exception of Mr. Sutton and Mr.
Fanning chief electricians, l'. S N.
who are stopping at the station.
The pcrsonelof the new station will
Is- as follows; II. I). Martin, Chief
li. M. Hickman, electrician 1st class;
Klmcr Apple and II. A. 1‘aulin 2nd
class; W. <}. Wing -iril class; Isador
Adler, yeoman tjrd idass and C. W.
Timelier, o. s.
Knough cannot be said of the courte
sy shown us by Mr. Hunscom and his
party and Captain Taylor, his officers
and men. l)r. Pugh, the ship’s sur
geon, and his assistant, I)r. Dickens,
have spared no pains in doing all
hey can for the children.
B. L Wikle has tinishtnl his term of
service at the Kadio Station hero and
will leave on the Buffalo. We do not
know what his next appoitment will
he, but wish him every success wher
ever lie goes.