The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-15
TEN NOMINATED
BY ASSOCIATION
FOR DIRECTORS
Officials Nominated for Com
mercial Club = Send
Delegate to Cordova.

Ten nominations were made for
membership on the board of directors
of the Juneau Commercial Associa-
ton at it's regular meeting today.
Six are to be elected at the first
meeting lin July. Those nominated
today were: Charles Goldstein. f.
J. White, Allen Shattuck, John Reck,
w e. Britt, J. w. Mullen. J. l..
Gray. NJ. B. Summers. w. s. Pullen,
|. Goldste!n and R. j. Sommers.
Other members were suggested for
nominations, including Henry Roden.
w. G.. Johnson, l.. ID. Henderson and
H. l.. Faulkner, but were withdrawn
at their request The nominations
will remain open until the next meet
ing
Attend Cordova Meeting
A resolution was adopted unani-
lflously authorizing the Executive
Committee to select a representative
to the meeting called by the Cor
dova Chamber of Commerce for early
next month ito be held at Cordova for
the purpose of organizing a central
Territorial chamber. The same com
mittee was also authorized to in
struct the representative selected on
the attitude of the local organization.
Meet Huston Party
The executive committee was also
instructed to meet Assistant Secre
tary Huston and the official party
expected to arrive here in the near
future on the Coast Guard cutter
Mojave. AS the plans of Mr.. Huston
are net known here, as regards the
length of his stay in this district, the
matter of a reception or conference
will be left to the committee to take
up with him on his arrival
New Fish Process
In the new process of preparation
| of fish for states markets there lis
chance for the development of ad-
| dstional markets for Alaskas fishery
products. said N. G. Nelson, who
returned here yesterday after spend
| ing year in Southern California.
| During that time Mr.. Nelson has been
interested lin marketing fish prepared
| by the process he mentioned AS 1t
is now perfected, he said. salmon
and other Alaska fish could be
shipped fresh to Eastern centers
without refrigerating. Plans for ex-
| perimenting with salmon shipments,
he said. were under consideration
when the Supreme Court sustained
| the constitttionality of the Jones
Shipping Act Owing to the fact that
this prevented shipment over the
Canadian hines to the East, 1t was
necessary TO halt the contemplated
development
Mr.. Nelson said that he was back
to stay and glad to be home" He
would remain in the fishing business,
he said.
Big Celebration Assured
Progress already made in the
plans for the Fourth of July celebra-
tion assures its success, said Mr..
| Roden, chairman of the Association
| celebration committee. The finance
| committee, he said. is now at work
Liberty contest is under way, With
the assurance OF the presence of the
Unalga and Explorer and visitors
| from Haines. Fl Seward. Skagway,
the outlook for a big holiday crowd
is very promising
Information Booth Needed
| The opening of the tourist season.
1T was pointed out. had again demon
srrated the necessity for putting in
an information booth at the City and
Admiral Line docks An effort will
be made by the Executive Commit
tee to arrange for installing such
booths and to have them open for at
least 80 minutes following the arrival
of each steamer during the season