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Wood Island, Kodiak, Alaska.
The Portland Baptist Ministers
Conference by a unanimous vote at
its meeting held Monday, January
13, recommended to the churches
of Oregon and Washington Rev. G.
A. Learn, and the Kodiak Baptist
Orphanage in Alaska, to which he
has recently been appointed. He is
highly regarded by all his brethren
in the ministry in Portland.
Pacific Ilaftisl.
Our correspondents are requested
to address ail business letters, to the
Kodiuk Baptist Orphanage.
On Washington's birthday, the
flags were flying all day, but the
usual work went on until the time
for evening prayers, when the child
ren sang and recited several patriotic
songs and poems.
The Attorney General of the Terri
tory has sent out special notice that
the law regarding the giving or the
selling of liquor to natives is .o be
rigidly enforced. That is good.
Now let him also direct enforcement
of the Sunday closing law. and the
one requiring that no minors shall
be permitted on saloon premises, and
it will be better yet. We would
respectfully ask his attention to this
matter.
The Steamer “Portland”, the fint
of the vessels plying to this port to
be equipped with wireless telegra
phy, sent her first message from
Prince Williams Sound in January,
at which time she talked with the
stations at Cape Flattery, and at the
mouth of the Columbia. lieg 'ning
at Seattle March to, the “Poitland”,
will be regularly on the route. Seat
tle to Kodiak. This will give us
telegraphic connections with the
world once a mouth.
It is gratifying to all who desire to
see the Sunday schools fill the high
est place, to know that the Corres
pondence Training Courser institut
ed by our Publication Society are
meeting with such favour. We
have read carefully several of the
books in the courses and feel sure
that they can not fail to do great
good wherever they are studied.
Full information may be obtained by
addressing Rev. H. T. Musselmau,
1630 Chestnut St., Philadelpha.