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Thb Orhhanage News Letter,
Wood Island, Kodiak, Alaska.
Mr*. Parsons, for the past year a
teacher in the Kodiak Public School
will be a passenger on the June
Steamer We have had the pleasure
of entertaining her twice during the
year at the mission,
We are obliged to say “Jnne Steam
er” as there is considerable doubt as
to which Steamer will be put on in
the place of the Portland which
has been chartered by the Nonh
westren Co.
Ell*, NfcU, Grace and Tiny bate
had to visit tha (itntiit at Kodiak.
LADIES TAKE NOTICE
Should you at any time send •
barrel or boa of good* to tb« Orphan
age kindly enclose a card staling tha
name of tha church or society send
ing the things. During the past year
a number of barrels ware received
without the slightest clew as to who
sent them consequently we did not
know to whom to write acknowledg
ing their receipt.
We have had the pleasure during
the peat month of entertaining Miaa
Clark, Meadamet Goss, Silverman,
and Parson* of Kodiak. Meaner*
Cecal King and Duane attended
evening acrvtcc Sunday May jo,h.
The wireless telephone will be
demonstrated on the ground* of
the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposi
tion. On Kioudike circle near
the main entrance, will be built a
rustic tower too feet in hight at the
base of which will be an exhibit
hall for wireless apparatus invented
to the date of the open'ug of the
exhibition.
Wireless telephones will be install
ed on the grounds and daily demon
stration* made by the United Wire
less Company. A daily newspaper
containing news received by wireless
and messages from vessels at sea, will
be published at the fair. The wire
less equipment will be installed on
the top of a fifty foot pole to stand on
the tower giving the wireless station
a hight of 150 feet fr'om the ground.
Near the lop of this pole will be a
series of tubes and at messages are
being sent out from the station there
will be a kaleidoscopic effect produc
ed by the electricity passing through
the varied colored globes.