THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
The wokkkks. on ■salary are:
Uco. A. I.earn S'ti«aimerdent
Miss Lue\ Mattson, Matron
Miss Marcllia Hines. Matron
Mrs. Gregory, Kitchen Matron
ThK Fckposk of the Orphanage is
to pror le a Christian home anti
training for destitute ohihjren.
■.Tttn Rtn'osrrs sltow ’lint males
and 88 females 'total lTd have been
received *»"J males ar.rl 72 females
discharged (l>v completion of time
nml by death I. 22 males and 16 fe
males now enrolled
Si xTV’-TWO Convkkts nave Been
immerse*! anil received Mi 1 he church.
Thk Sr»*e«>KT is provided hy The
Woman’s American Bardist Home
Mission Society #whhd: expends here
sjSyno no o rear H is hope*! that ♦he
Ojjvthi motions marV*-d "Alaska**
wi’l eventually suffice Therefore,
v Si’Niuv scHnoi. and everv
Yo*nco Pwow.itfs Socnrrv in 1 he
land nrtre l to make an annual cor
trih-.itI*>ti Help from all sources
m .yrpt*fiilty accepted This is the
O.ni.v Baptist mission home for
A.'asVan children. And the
Onlv Baptist ORpiummt on the
PActpic Coast.
Send all Cowtkihptio ms from Nen
KfGLAND to MlSS CKRTRT’nK L.
Davis. Ford Building, Boston, Mass.
Contrthpti ons from other
parts of the countrv are to he sent to
Mrs. W. Laycock. ?oAo Vernon Are.
Chicago. m
\VK UAVK FOR SAL* A SET OF 12
BEAUTIFUL POSTAL CARO PICTURES
OF THK MISSTON. AND VIEWS TAKEN
SINCE THE VOLCANIC FR OPTION
We will send
YOC A SVT FOR ONE DOLLAR. SEND
US AN ORDER.
Dr. J. U BuiUley Jr. arrived on
tli*« Far rag tit the 27tli with his wifi*
aud two little girls, Hope and Sena,
to reside in Kodiak.
Dr liulkley ;sa graduate of Syra
cuse Mt'di<*al College. For fourteen
years he practised in Richmond Kill,
Doug Island, X. \ from which place
he came to Seattle where he practised
three years hef re coming to Alaska.
Mrs. Bulk lay is a nurse, having
received her training in the hospital
at Jainaca, X. V.
We sincerely hope their residence
in Kodiak may he so pleasant and
prosperous that they will remain for
many year*.
.Among the passengers if the Ad
miral Farangut arriving the 21 th,
was Mrs*. Willie Robertson, who when
her hnaband whs drafted l««r year
went to Oregon to live with his rela
tives.
On reoeivin cr his dtaoharfire Willi**
return'd to Wood Island to his f. rm
er poHition as foreman at the I\ol
iak Baptist Orphanage. Tel-graph
ing his wife to return, he se^ to
work getting a place ready in which
to live, as the house they formerly
occupied.w is for the present rented to
Mr. Wiiur, of »he Radio crew. Mr.
and Mrs Folsom kindly gave up part
of their house to WilHe and when
Doll it arrived he had it all cozily fit
ted up for her.
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Supt. Lcirn is making a collection
of sea-shells found on Wood Island
and immediate vicinity. Over 40
different species were recently sent to
The Hinitbsoaian Institution at Wash
ington, D.C. for identification. He
^preparing as complete a collection