THE ORPHANAGE NEV.'S LETTER.
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*»•- (>». salary, are
• ’*• \ i.i-uii, Supe l.itendent,
• i •*4 '** G. -'.impbell, Matron.
1 • • iyen/.inge:, Mitron.
•* ' ■‘nu.: I, Campbell Teacher
,if . 't»ok i ’J ;
• ■’< miS; .»} t lie t irphanuge is
'*> prov.dc Christ: .> ho nt* and
training fc*» i ic a it a»e t hildrcn.
• > h' i'S '•’’.inv that 70 males
nil 71 ’or vs -mtal 141) have been
teveivcd, V’-is'-s . 1. i 49 females
• i*. h .’ ■<! 1 v completion of time
di. 1 by (i. -.tli ), .* » males and 2} fe
males now enrolled.
b'i'iv six o.vvKKTS nave been
1 nruerscd and received in the i h arch
? ' ' '■ . i n provided bv The
portion > .\ nierie,in baptist Home
dission Society which expends here
$8500.00 a year. It is hoped that the
CoNTiUHt TIONS marked “Alaska’
will eventually suffice. Therefore.
r b.\ tRv Si ndav-school and every
\ Oi'NT, I'rcori.K’s Society in the
I 'ini is lifted to make an annual con
tribution Help fiom all sources
is gratefully accepted. This is the
H v I’TrsT mission home for
Alaskan children. And the
‘hN'i.v Bu’Tis'i Orphanage on the
Pacific Coast.
> .1(1 all C< > nt u nil’TIONS from New
Bnji.and to Miss Gertrude L.
Hxvfs. Ford building, Boston, Mass.
C o n t R i n v T i o n s from other
parts of the country are to he sent to
Airs, htnma C. Marshal] 2969 Vernon
Ave. Chicago. Ill
FOR SALE
POST CARDS! POST CARDS!
U'R HAVE FOR SALE A SET OF SIX
BEAUTIFUL POSTAL CARD PICTURES
OF THE MISSION FTC. VVE WILL SEND
YOU THE SET FOR 50 CENTS. SENil
US AN ORDER.
Mr. .iii*l Mrs. M I>. Snodgrass ami
tli ir two children left on the Samp'
son for a trip to the States. Mrs.
S n oil grass will visit her brother and
hi* wife, Mr. and Mrs. J R. Minis,
formerly of Wood Island, now living
in Mast Seattle, and will then go to
her mother’s home in Manhattan,
Kan Shi' ho j es to bring her mother
1. k with her when "he letuinsto
Alaska in the fall.
Mr. Snodgrass is making a tour
though the inidd e States, huvirg
eattle for tin* (.Internment \gtieu
tural Fxperiment St.ition. lie h pr
to get home bv the ti: -t of Ju : v. J )\\
ing his nl.seine in the States M
Heideiuau is in charge of the S >
lion.
The S. S Jennie » me into p •
with a load of explosives, ami n -
chuxevy fur the cannery the afternc-i
*»i" the 6th, ami was going through t<
Blodgett’s Wharf, hut for some rea
son the pilot it-fused 11» listen to the
directions given as to the course
take, and ran on a reef just south < •
the village, and there the steanie;
remained for sot: e boms until the tide
was high enough to float her. SI i
served the purpose of a buoy for the
‘■Admiral Sampson” which crime i
that evening going directly to the
cannery wharf.
1 ill-, is tne (list time the VM:nI
Sampson" has been to this port,
lienee her coming was a mattei
great interest to every one in the v.
ciniiy. Her special business here u
to bring fuel oil for tile cannery It
is expected that she will maim
least two more trips during the su
mer. The freight tile Beitha \\<
hare brought, had she come at In
regular time, was transferred to the
Sampson, so that the liertlia did mt
come here in April.