THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
Tti- wdkkkkh, on salary are
Geo. A I.earu. Superintendent,
Miss lenme lohnsew. Matron
Miss Lena Gorreil, Matron
Thk Pckposu <»f the Orphanage is
to provide a Christian home ami
training f«*i destitute children.
Tiik Kkcokps show that 75 males
Htnl 78 females (total 15V have heen
receive*!. 54 males and 60 females
discharged i hy completion of time
atn! hv death ). 19 males ami *8 fe
males now emolled
PlF'IV six Convkkts have heen
iinme 1 se«l ami reeeiveil in the church.
Thk Si'itokt is provided hy Tht*
Woman’s Ameiiean baptist Home
Mis ion Society which expends here
fm5n0.no a vear If is hoped that the
C'o.vtk tnrTM'NS marked “ Alaska*
will eventnallv suffice Therefore.
Kvxwv Si’ndav-scmooi. and every
Vopnc. Pkopi k’S Socimty in the
land is nrt*ed to make an annual con
trihnliou Help from all sources
i«s gratefully accepted This is the
Oni.v Baptist mission home for
Alaskan childreti. And tlie
Oni.v Baptist Owphanaok on the
Pacific Coast.
Semi all CONTRfhptions from New
KnOLANP to Miss O RRTKCPR L.
Davis. Ford Building, Boston. Mass.
C o n t k 1 n r T ions from other
parts of the country me to he sent to
Mrs Kmma C. .Marshall 2g6g Vernon
Ave. Chicago. Ill
WK HAVH FOR SU.K A SKT OK 12
BKA CTI l;r I. I».)STAL C\KF> l'lCri’KKS
OKTHK MISSION. ANl) VIKWS TAKKN
sinck THK VOLCANIC KKOPTION.
Wr will sknd
YOI' A SKT FOR ONK DOLLAR. SliNO
I S AN OKDKK
(in Sunday iiflcrnnoii Auw.
thuit' whs i qiiii'l lit tin wcililiiiK tit tin'
Ihtiiii' lit’ Mr .'tutl Mrs. (». l'cls"iu
wlii'ii thi'ir milv daughter, Krimi l.n
rillf, whs united in in u ri i^i't. Kils hi
Philips Win;', liv Supt. Learn. Their
iiihi'v frit'll,Is in this virini'y unit,' in
wishing them every happiness.
(>11 the morning of -July -'■> we were
surprised to see a peculiar looking
ate liii« r coming into the harbor. It
was followed l>v thn-o others in quick
succession. They came in rapidly
and on signal all stopped, seemingly
instantly They proved to he the l
S. Torpedo Boats Paul Jones. Stewart
Perry and Prehel. They came in to
coal and get water, but as the Kukui.
a lighthouse tender, was coaling at
the doe , they tons water and then
went on to I'nal iska returning here
Aug. 12. The object of the trip was
t.. get acquainted with the Alaska
c>us% it is suppt»sed.
During .Tilly I- O. holsom accom
panied Prof, Itobt. P. Griggs mill
Hentlov 11. Pulton on their expedition
to Katiuai to study the effort of ttu
eruption mi vegetation for ttu* Not
ional Geographic Magazine. He re
ports a delightful t: ip not withstand
ing t lie rough seas in Sled ikotf Strait,
and the strenuous mountain elilulling
so soon after reeovering from an at
taek of La Grippe.
They spent nearly three weeks in
the vicinity of Katmai, getting many
good pictures and interesting data,
which will .ippear in due time in the
National Geographic. It is the pur
pose of the magazine to keep in elea •
touch with the processes of revogehi
tion for several years in the section
devastated by the eruption.