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ing Issue with the Juneau Cham
ber on its recent stand relative to
Secretary Wilbur’s advice to people
in the States to come to Alaska
were read to the Juneau Chamber
by Secretary Walmsley. However,
the Chamber did not recede from
its position that persons coming
to Alaska seeking employment or
other openings for a livelihood
should have sufficient means to
finance them in their quest and
to return to the States if they
were unable to find suitable op
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portunities, says the Empire.
This view was re-emphasized by
the directorate in its weekly re
port to the Chamber which said
apparently press reports appear
ing in out-of-town newspapers had
given a wrong impression on the
Chamber’s action. In one or two
instances it was made to appear
that the Chamber was seeking to
discourage land settlement.
“The Chamber has no desire to
do this,” said the Board. “We
know the Alaska Railroad, the In
terior Department and the Alaska
Department of the Seattle Cham
ber of Commerce have worked
along and faithfully on land set
tlement here, and that it is a
very important matter. Our for
mer action was merely to set pro
bable visitors right on the question
of available jobs in the Territory.
We still hold that men coming
north to investigate conditions
should have sufficient funds with
them to get back to their starting
point in case they do not find what
they want. This applies to settlers
as yell as people in search of
work. Any views on the subject
of land settlement are necssarily
indiviedual and the Chamber as
an organization has made no in
vestigation, and, therefore, no
recommendations on the possibil
ities of farming.”
MINING DEAL |
A mining deal of interest to the j
railroad belt has been put through
whereby John Noreen of Ferry, on
the Alaska Railroad, has taken an \
option n ten placer claims located
[>n Spruce creek, a tributary of
Rex creek in the Totalineka dis
trict, says the Fairbanks News
Miner.
A third Alaska College wedding
n which the principals were Miss
Renee Seller, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seller, of An
:horage, and Robert Showl, of To
edo, Ohio, is announced in the
\nchorage Times.
The first pontoon equipped air
>lane to land in the Fairbanks
■egion came to rest on the Chena
?iver last week. It was a Pacific
international Airways plane flown
>y W. H. Barnhill, says the News
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
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alway welcome. Mrs. Jose
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Miriam Painter, Secretar>
PIONEERS OF ALASKA—IGLOO NO. i
Cal M. Brosius, Secretary and Treasurer
Seward Lodge No. 1425
L. O. O. M.
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*t 8 p. m. at I.
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M. A. Horner, Sec
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I. O. O. F.
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m. in Odd Felows’ Hall. Visit
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Seward Post No 5
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Post Commander Leonard
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