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Evening star., 1923-02-20

Near 10th and Park Road.
Very attractive tapestry brick home in most
desirable location, of six large rooms with
tiled bath and built-in fixtures, h.-w.h., cleo
tric lights, concrete front and double rear
porches. built-in garage, open fireplace. hard
wood floors throughout and many additional
features, which makes this a home Of unusual
quality. Inspection by appointment. Price,
S11 $50. Terms.
18th and Q SITS. NV.
Beautiful brick-and-stone construction. In
the best residential block Of @ st-Meven
rooms two baths, hardwood floors, electric
lights, hot-air heat; newly papered and painted
throughout; garage. Will sell at 5000.
Terms.
Downtown Business Property.
Just OF Vermont ave-. south of Thomas Cir
cle-IArge brick building with brick ware
house in rear; good alley; would remodel into
splendid brokers' ONCE; no leases. Priced at
$40 900 for quick sale.
DOWNTOWN.
One Of the best rooming houses in the city
Three-story brick, IL large rooms, located near
14th 1t. cars and Iowa Circle. See this today.
Price only $3.50, with easy terms.
CHAS. q
ga 18th Street NV.
Evening star., 1923-02-20
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES
FOR SALE-Continued.

TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Prime location for doctor or dentist; could
not be better: both needed; dandy Groom
house: up to the minute; ready to move in;
good honest value. Ten acres and good house;
corner two auto pixies; suitable for subdivi-
sion: all improvements: close in: quick sale.
Sl4.J0O Brick apt; ~ rooms: S17.OOO; snap.
Can cchange S-roOm house, acre land, far In,
Takoma, ID. C., for value downtown. as an
investment IL bungalows To select from.
TAkOMA PARK REALTY CO..
Masonic bldg.
o,ac r.I,.,ro parI n
Evening star., 1923-02-20
FOR SALE-EJUSES
Continued.
FOR SALE-EOUSES
Continued.
STORES IN MT. PLEASANT.

STORES IN MT. PLEASANT.
elced
r ach?
CLEVELAND PARK DUTCH COLONIALS.
BUNGALOW. First hscr ,fse.a hall living s room disns
NEAR WARDMAN PARK INN.
2821 to 282o inclusive MILLER BUILT homes
surpassed location bedrooms baths immense gassedn
sleeping porch Lear brick garage They different from
what you have been looking that can't tell you about them
here. Come and see them today.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER.
900 Union Trust Bldg. Main l79O
Evening star., 1923-02-20
P. F. CART.FY

t. +. CARLEY,
SIT 2 st NV. Franklin s1bs
When you want to sell or buv
property, I am sure it will paw
you to see me. Try it and be
convinced. A few of the MANY
bargains.
sls, ls,OOo-ETceptionally good grocery store and
dwelling, in the most exclusive NV.
section; rooms, h.w.h.. gas and
cleo; has Broom brick house in rear
which is now rented: about 81 o0a
cash will buy this building; bal, easy
terms
bath. all newly papered and in Al
condition; space for double garage:
s6,5oo-Fine brick house. NV loca ton: o
rooms and bath: space for garage;
front and back yards; small cash pay
ment, balance liberal terms.
Ss,OOO-Beautiful brick dwelling. in very
good ne. section: rooms and bath
gas and cleo, h.a.h: large lot; rea-
sonable cash payment: bal easy
s3.5oo-Good brick house, rooms and bath.
tsi. hent and Ians Ess bST nDw rented 70,
investment and is located in a good
s7,ooo-Fine store and s-room dwelling. in
good ne. section; now run as grocery
and bakery. but ID suitable for al
most any kind of business.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
s11 ,ooo-Beautifnl suburban home. 6-room and
bath residence: open fireplace; Arcola
hot-water system hne store adjoining
property which is now bringing good
rental. and two fine large lots adjoin-
ing same; about s.. 500 cash needed ::
balance arranged To suit buyer
C0IORED PROPERTY
s., 50O-Frame house. in good NV. section !:
rooms, latrobe heat and gas; about
$500 cash. balance small monthly
payments.
IS. .000-Good brick house. rooms and bath
latrobe heat and gas: a good invest
ment: now rented; can be bought on
very easy terms.
p r CART FV
Evening star., 1923-02-20

Near Union Station-$Z3so. +.
Pressed brick; 10 rooms and batf: rood
heating plant; garage for two cars. Owner on
premises. This Ii q real home buy. See Eup
At once. Watch our ads. =, ~,
BROWN & JOHNSON.
734 18th st. NV. Main Sf26 ;
Evening star., 1923-02-20
P. F. CARLEY,

o28 K ST. NORTHWEST.
Three-story and cellar brick
building; IS rooms and 3 baths,
divided into three apartments of
5 rooms and bath each; hot
water heat; reasonable terms /;
immediate possession.
VIM. P. NORMOYLE,
SJo z CT N w
Evening star., 1923-02-20

GEORGETOWN.
Corner frame house-Seven rooms and bath.
electric lights, hot-water heat, porch; located
one block from car line. Price, S. 600 for
quick sale,
1st and East Capitol SITS. Sc.
Ten rooms and bath, steam heat; house "a
feet wide; could be easily converted into three.
family apartment: room for garage Price.
$4,000. Terms reasonable.
Columbia Heights.
Si1-room colonial brick, one block from 18th
ST.. ami, including garage. This Is one Of
the best buys on the market, as both location
and price are right. $500. Terms
Chevy Chase,
West of Conn. Avenue.
Distinctive in plan and architectue-one Of
the most attractive homes In the prettiest part
Of suburban Washington; detached; rranite
stone trim; rooms a bedrooms); hardwood
hoors throughcut; open nreplaces: bu1lt-in nx-
tures. ETC.; h.-w.h., elec. vacant. Price
SIC, ,7o0. Terms.
SAGER,
Main 3s-37-ss.
|, 0ur Nav OusrtsrS-ooI II,b a. Nu
Evening star., 1923-02-20

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
A desirable 8-room-and-bath
brick house, convenient to car
lines, and in good condition.
Large, bright rooms. Electricity.
Garage. Immediate possession.
Price, @,5OO.Q.
ELLERSON. & WEMPLE,
734 18th St. M, 6O3.
Evening star., 1923-02-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued,
PRICE STO 2o

PRICE, $1,000.
Near 18th and Park Road NV, 8 rooms and
bath. h.-w.h.. electric lights, brick garage.
hardwood floors. servants room. sleeping
porch and all modern conveniences; terms.
Braswell, Real Estate.
131a II st. NV. Main 4116.
HOMES
YOU MUST
INSPECT
TO APPRECIATE
$50 FIT FROM 18th ST.
,s,t rooms; ms baths, lots 40 #: more appoint.
SEVERAL soLD~A FEW LEFT.
Price reasonable terms liberal.
Open and heated to 3 pm. every day.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
Owners and Builders.
el4 New York ave Fr. 114o.
BROOKLAND.
$,OOO-Terms.
On Newton between 18th and 18Th one
Semi detached, pebble dash home Of large
rooms and bath, everything nj splendid CON
dition: beautiful lot. 60Il5O. with double ga
from owner.
1O-Room Home.
One Of the best properties on Newton be-
.geen 18th and 18Th: q large 1o-room nome
win n-wh.: electricity; hardwood floors:
open freplaces: laundry trays; servants
toilet: lot 50I150. with garage This property
can he bought on terms Of 81 900 cash and
800 per month. 1t Is suitable for 2-family
home.
We have several of the largest and finest
homes in Brookland for sale also several
ing In price, 1000 to $I4.O 900 Terms as
low as $500 cash
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings North 313
Evening star., 1923-02-20
FOR SALE-HOUSEs
Continued.
WOODBRIDGE. d. {

WOODRIDGE, -. L.
BarEain-New bungalow. $500 cash. Ss5 mo.
New 6-room house. $500 cash. @5o mo-
For rent-New bungalow; also large
rooms for rent, with sleeping porch.
F. A. Linger.
2377 r. /. Ave. NE.
$3.50 CASH, BALANCE LESS
THAN RENT.
Brand-new house, from build
er. A colonial, tapestry brick
home, containing E large rooms,
plenty of closet space, hardwood
floors, hot-water heat and cleo
trio lights, tile bath, with built-in
fixtures, outside pantry and
large double back porches. This
property overlooks Saul's Addi-
ton and is. without a question
the best buy in the city. Lot is
over I4o feet deep to alley. Ad-
dress Box 267-U, Star office.
Evening star., 1923-02-20
$1,000.

$1,000.
West of I4th Street.
An almost new home. very moderately
priced, in Q very attractive square just north
OF Park road. Tapestry brick, having en-
trance hall. large parlor, dining room, pantry
porch, hardwood floors. French doors on first
floor three large bedrooms. tile bath and
sleeping porch. Deep lot. room for double ga
rage.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Phi. u. 4340 Realtoru 1406 II st NV
Evening star., 1923-02-20

FOR SALE.
By MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
MODERN HOMES
IN WOODLEY PARK.
rooms 8 baths. attic, cellar and double
garage; conveniently located on Connecticut
avenue car line.
1000 initial payment and $3.50 per month +;
including all interest
really exceptional value.
ticut avenue.
Evening star., 1923-02-20

$I3,5oo.
Dupont Circle.
strictly modern home, situated in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of this circle. First floor
contains entrance hall. large parlor, reception
room, dining room. kitchen and porch. Second
hoor-large bedrooms and tile bath. Third
hoor-three bedrooms and tile bath. Excellent
condition. Immediate possession.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Phi. NJ. 4340. Realtors 14O6 st. NV
Evening star., 1923-02-20
CLEVELAND PARK
BUNGALOW

DISTRICT REALTY COMPANY, INC.
3o2 3o3 Star Building. Main $3.50.
DOWNTOWN. BLOOMINGDALE.
n this
tide paved alley a real
value
SOUTHEAST .zno x,r OH and z ., snd g,
wide Of tshmo
6 heating plan hswo floors
house be n be
lin hs sech q
o1o EYE STREET NV.
brick house. 4 h il bdrooms; OF
o
be bough invest
DISTRICT REALTY COMPANY, INC,
1903 Star Building Main 1888.
Evening star., 1923-02-20

You'll Always Be Glad You
Bought One of These
Kite Houses
that are located in that wonderful neigh
borhood-
Albemarle and 38th SITS.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
because they represent the acme Of Home
comfort and agreeable surroundings. Big
lots, convenient to schools. stores. churches
"a short distance from the heart Of the
city.
Six rooms, bath, sleeping porch; hot
water heat; cement porch; slate roof
solid stone foundation; stone chimney:
back stairs; lots of large closets; gas and
electric installation.
Very Reasonable Prices,
Very Convenient Terms.
Open for inspection every day and
evening
Our Mr.. Hamilton is always toNSa found
at the sample home. Or, for speesN-
poIntment, phone him, Cleveland 1880 AV
Take Chevy Chase cars to Albemarie 81.
(hrst stop north Of Bureau OF Standards,
walking west to 3Sth st.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder,
1874 K St. Ph. M. 4s46.
Evening star., 1923-02-20

Double Apt. Near I4th.
Has 8 and rooms and bath each; sepa
rate heating plants and electric lights, with
raraGe, Rent for $110 month. Price, SD 500.
Fine for home or investment. See US at once.
BROWN & JOHNSON, s- - aF1
7S4 18th st. NV. Main, ea20,
~
Evening star., 1923-02-20
WILLETT HEIGHTS,
VIRGINIA.

WILLETT HEIGHTS,
VIRGINIA.
LOTS-In fast growing section: several
houses now being constructed: 2 car lines easy
waking distance; s 2-10 miles from White
House, mile from Clarendon and Cherrydale; {;
a10 #. elevation; lots 80 IT. wide, 1877 to 231
feet deep "a number with more than acre).
Prices from $f3s to $575. Terms. $25 cash.
Si2 per. month. Good road to property; only
miles from new Key bridge. Concrete side
walks; streets and hedges
PHONE OR WRITE FOR
PLAT-LOTS PLAINLY
MARKED.
To property, Falls Church cars 18th and Pa.
ave. TO Lacy. Va, walk north or take Blue
mont cars 36th' and NJ SITS. to Lacy Station,
walk north minutes to property. Phone for
appointment and be taken by auto. Cheapest
lots anywhere close to Washington. (7s lots
now sold to well satisfied clients.)
..WALTER OrHARA,
I speeialiss in Nearby Virginia.
Exclusive Agent.
Ain ta2S. 12W u 81 a.H.
Evening star., 1923-02-20

$500.
Takoma Park, D. c.
A wonderful value in q fully detached home
near the two car lines and all city conven-
fences. First floor contains three large rooms,
Daptry, lavatoFy and porches. Second floor
fouY iar1s bedrooms ana tile hath. Hot-Water
hsat. electricity and gas. Very largo lot. I'm
mediate possesstcn.
BOSS, & PHELPS.
I'll. n. AasQ. RsaItsss. laQ8 II Ut. nv.
Evening star., 1923-02-20

A GOOD BUY. >~--
Near 18th and F SITS. n.w.-Ony $50 900.
First floor lunchroom; second floor, rooms.
Kitchen and bath; third noor, rooms, kitchen
and bath;> fourth floor, rooms and bath. An
excellent location.
DAVID E. BARRY, N. Main 1901
Evening star., 1923-02-20

COLORED.
T ST. OVERLOOKING r. l. AVE
s-room and bath home, with garage; electric
light: oak floors. Excellent condition. Pos
session. =.
W. b. WALKER,
700 Nth N
Evening star., 1923-02-20

NEAR CONN. AND MASS. AvEs.-LARGE Z
corner residence Of 15 rooms splendidly 10.
Gated and arranged for the following pur.
poses: Embassy, private school, doctors
fraternity house, or remodeled for apartments.
priced below construction cost; mako ofYer
141o q st. NV. Main s4ls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-26
y LANE HAHHDIT,
4sst Meridian Avs

o. the week Besides the Jews
have been keeping the sabbath I'M
70 the present day" This from the
Hartford (Hsnsasl Weekly Cali
Nov II God wanted MS 10 keep
Sunday. would He no, have told
us about II in the Bible who
can hslievs that God would lay
aside the seventh day Sabbath Of
His own appointment. and put in
~ place a new day and then
never give us hint in Ills word
that tho old one was abolished. or
the new one inAuguratsdr IL IL
were intended that the first day
should b kept instead Of the sev.
snth after Christ's resurrection. why
Is there no mention OF this in the
New Testament
Note few comparisons OF The
two days % Cod claimed the
seventh day as His own. He has
never 20 claimed the first day. but
gave IL 10 man for labor. tsl lie
blessed the seventh day. whereas.
He never blessed the first day. tD
God halIowed ths seventh day. thus
making that day His holy day. the
Lords day. God never made the
first day OF the week holy. tD
Christ recognized the obligation Of
the seventh day BY lifelong Gus
tom Of observing It. but always
treated the first day as secular
day.
Sunday sacFcdness Is not OF Gods
planting. 1t Is not taught in the
sacred word.
Jesus says. Every plant which
my Heavenly Father hath not
planted, shall be rooted up" Matt.
xv.f1.
Then why not begin TO obey God
and keep the seventh day, Just as
He has commanded BE loyal 20
the truth, even tho 1t Is unpopular
and ls trodden in the dust. II may
be ridicuied and reyiled today. but
some glad day it viii triumph glorl.
ously. w, p. JACKS,
W. p. JACKS,
Buena. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-26
Sunday and the Sabbath

Editor the star
I have been greatly interested In
the letters In The Star relative 20
the sabbath. May be permitted 10
add iittle something on the aues.
tlon7
Read your Bibles thru a hundred
times with reference 20 this subject.
and you win each time become more
and more convinced OF the truthful.
ness OF the following notable facts:
gu There Il no divine command FOR
Sunday. t1l There IS not the leas,
hint OF Sunday institution. tal
Christ never changed the Sabbath
from the seventh day 10 Sunday ~
He never observed Sunday as 4 holy
day. CD This apostles never kept
Sunday for the Sabbath. 90 There IA
no prophecy that Sunday would ever
take the place Of the Sabbath. %
The word sunday never occurs In
the Bible. 49, Neither God, Christ,
the sngels nor inspired men have
ever said one word in favor Of sun.
day as holy day.
Cardinal Gibbons says: You may
rad The Bible from Genesis TO Reve-
ia,ioas and you win not find a single
line authorizing the sanctitication OF
Sunday The Scriptures enforce the
religious observance OF Saturday. a
day which we never sanctify." Faith
ps Our Fathers. p. I'D
The Waterman" a Baptist paper,
IN reply to a correspondent. says:
'Ths Scriptures nowhere cali the
first day Of the week the Sabbath.
There is no scFiptufai an.
thority for 70 doing. nor. OF course.
any scripturnl obligation"
The late F'ather Enright said: FOR
example, the observance OF Sunday.
How can other denominations keep
this day? The Bible commands you
to keep the Sabbath Day, Sunday
Is not the sahbath Day: no man
dare assert that II Is. for the Bible
says as plainly as words can make
II. that the seventh day Ia the
Sabbath /. e.. Saturday. for We
know Sunday to be the first day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-26
Do Housekeepers Produce Wealth?
T. r. SYpliERS,
South Colby,

three small children. A few years
ago the family was Wrotohedly
housed In bad neighborhood and In
crNmped quarters. The mother
worked like a slave. She saw moth.
ms before her but continued poverty
on the slender income which her hus,
band could earn. She hired girl
10 take care Of her children and she
went out into the business world.
Now she is helping 20 pay for a good
home In a fine ncighborhood near q
school that ranks among the best.
she has Insured a much better en-.
vironment for her family than could
have been possible any other way.
Has she taken away the Sob Of some
man IN the industrial world9 Per.
hans, but she has given a home Job
TO another young woman who gets
pay for Il and seems to like II.
said this mother TO me with a
scorntul laugh, 'oh. they can't talk
10 me about staying NJ home and
making money by saving ~ I know
this What you earn you get, and
what you save you don't gcty'
What she meant was that she got
money for what sho ala in the on,
side industrial world. but that abe
couldn't get money for what She did
In the home, Under our present in.
dus,riRl system IL appears that no
one can pay her what she really
earns. Society owes It's stability
largely TO the inertia Of three women
who permi, themselves TO be sweat.
ted. and they will so on accepting
their position as long az they con.
tinue 70 be fooled by such windy
platisades as Mr.. Hill and Mr. Hin,
man are pronouncing
JANE GARRoTT.
1874 Msridiar As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-26

AaAAtANA AAtF sFAaA
on reading tho flatteriny com.
mcnts 81 Louis Inn about the value
OF weman's labor in the homo one is
reminded OF the old proverh, "Flne
words butter no parsnIps,-
According 20 Mr.. nm tho value OF
The average woman who works as
mother, cook laundresS. seamstres.
wet nurse and sick nurse, cleaner.
counsellor contidant and insplrer. Is
Scstimated TO he about ssoS year,
Money value. Maybe 50. To some
OF us the figure seems little low
The labarep's wife ordinarily has
from two 10 three children, She
works from sun M to sun down and
then some, Well. for this Job ~ IA
20 "a hours Mr. Hiil says says she
produces wealth TO the amour, above
stated.
This ss0s, Il Il has real value.
should 10 added 10 the amount Of IN.
come her husband earns. Let us say
he gets $500 year. That's more
than tho average. bat let il pass.
Then their combined resources
should have the purchasing power
81 something over 400 a year.
However, We all know that the aver,
axe working mans family is obliged
70 live far below this purchasing
level
What then shall we think ~ the
appreciativr remarks Mr.. Inn is
making about the wealth. producing
power OF the oid.tnshioued. unselsish.
tender. home loving. Industrious
housekeepeFs suspect we shall
have TO stack Il up alongslds those
volumes Of ''gush. mush and slusha
which have been written about won.
en- since history began.
A mother Of my acquaintance has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-26
Firearms and Policemen

however. Interested in doing justice
las we all should be.
Our policemen stand as our
guardians. protecting as best they
may our lives and property. and
enforcing our laws. always at thnir
own personal risk. and often at the
cost OF their lives. We arm them
with deadly weapons in order ia
give them the power TO protec.
and 20 enforce. Criminals are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-26

Editor Inc star:
In the spirit OF fairness few
things need saying. not in the least
in justification. but certainly in ex.
tenuation. OF the periious shooting
by one OF our policemen, which was
50 tragic In its results.
The writer does not know the Of
ficsr in question, or any Of his
family. and is not connected in any
way With Law enforcement He is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-26
Some More Letters
From Star Readers
Selective Test for Immigrants

LuIIUr INN sur,
Why can't We regulate the lnmi.
grants coming TO this country BY an.
plying the selcetive service system
20 zones of debarkation IN different
countries with limit a, each some 10
come within the allowance for the
year save splitting families on this
side and stop steamboat rivalry OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-26
Passenger Agent
Dies in St. Paul

James =, Elmer formerly peascn.
ser agent FOR tho Chicago & Great
Western, died at S. Paul last week
according 60 adyices received by
friends in Seattle. Elmer was we'll
known here,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-26
Women's Sample" Knitted Scarfs
AT VERY LOW PRICES

At s1.o5: Knitted Mohsir scarfs in an
assortment OF plain colors. with fancy
border effects widths. 10 TO IL inches
Length, yards Al s1.96.
At $3.50: Brushed.wool and Mohalr
scarts In wldsstrips effects Combination
coiors. Widths. - and is inches Length.
. yards. Al $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-26

AZ S3.e5: Knitted Wool scarfs In fancy
effects. Assorted color combinations. width
- inches. length, -. yards Also Brushed.
wool scarfs in ombre stripes width 1s
inches length. 2 yards. At S3.95.
At $500: Brushed.wool scarfs in pialn
colors with fancy borders width, 81 inches.
length. ? yards At $500.
-DowNsTAIRs STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-26

dumping Foreigners hore3 workmen
should not be allowed 70 come TO this
country unlesa a way Ia opened Tor
them 20 get positions without inter,
tering with tho progress the work.
men have made here.
Yours truly.
4. r. SYpuERS,
Snnth HnthN
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-02
LOOKS WELL FOR PULP AND PAPER
 DEVELOPMENT.

The progress being made toward the development cf the Thomas Bay pulp and paper project by San Francisco capitalists is of the most hopeful signs of the times for this section of Alaska. plant such as that described for the readers of The Empire by MT Dougherty as near Juneau Thomas Bay, would have tremendous effect business in this city, and serve to stimulate the development of pulp and paper mills and elsewhere in Southeastrn Alaska
 The indications that next year will see develop ment work at least two large pulp and paper enterprises and perhaps, an enlargement of the plant Of the Alaska Pulp and Paper Company at Spee River This will mean that the development of this industry will be farily under way
 There is nothing which contains much promise for increased population and prosperity for Alaska ss the utilization of the timber resources of South eastern Alaska and never before has there been so much activity in that direction at the present time. Juneau, Ketchkan Wrangell and Petersburg are exporting lumber in larger quantities than ever before. This week will Juneaus first large cargo of lumber shipped to Australia and 1t was yesterday announced that second large cargo will be shipped in September These shipments all employment for men at the mills and in the woods But promising is this lumber activity, it is small in comparison with the possibilities of the pulp and paper branch of timber utilization.
 The great cities of Washington, Oregon and Brit iEh Columbia are in large measure built the timber resources of those political divisions. what has been accomplished there is about be done for this part of Alaska As important the fishing and mining industries 10 Juneau and Kechikan the pos abilities Of population producing values in much larger
 Juneau welcomes this influence of California capital in her timber resources will unquestion ably afford all the cooperation possible looking toward it's success.