The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-05

nt NlilIu DlGInIdI AlGEhd eursion of Good Will and mutual trade benefit by the Seattle Cham Der of Commerce and the Young Mems Business Club will sail from Seattle for Alaska on June : aboard the steamer Alaska of the Alaska Steamship Company and Is days will be required for the trip.
 Several hours stop will be made at Alaska cities along the coast at which the Alaska calls Arriving at Ketchikan at z a. m. on the morning of June i, the ex- cursionists will remain there until 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon, go- ing to Wrangell where a stop of three hours will be made, then coming north to Juneau. arriving here at noon on June and re maining until midnight. The ex- cursionists will then go to Skag way remaining there for Il hours, then to the westward At Seward the steamer will lay over while the Good Will exeursionists go to Anchorage
 Returning southbound the Alas ka is scheduled to arrive at Sitka June II at a. h. and will re- main there until D. m., coming 0 Juneau where the party will remain another hours before sailing for the south.
 While Petersburg is not in cuded in the regular itinerary, if tide and weather conditions per nit, stop will be made at the Wrangell Narrows metropolis.
 Side trips include visits to Men denhall glacier and Aux Lake, Skagway to Lake Bennett, Cor dova to Childs and Miles glaciers, Valdez to Keystone canyon and Seward to Kenai lake as well as to Anchorage.
 Mention is made in the circular regarding the trip of the golf courses at Juneau. Skagway and 
 The Alaska Steamship Com pany has issued a special circular pertaining to the Good Will ex cursion which says:
 The development of trade terri tory and maintenance of cordial relations herewith have always been matters of first importance to the business men of Seattle. Through the Chamber of Com merce, service clubs and trade as sociations, visits are arranged and conducted with that purpose in view. These have proven an ex- cellent means of contact and an of eomity between commercial and other interests. The social, recreational and educa. tional aspects of these tours and their friendly attitude, have like wise been most advantageous and pleasant.
 The eighty million dollar annual trade between Alaska and Seattle, l and the large number of Seattle | residents directly connected there with, have closely united the af- fairs of both communities making | their progress simultaneous.
 The business men of Alaska | visit Seattle and the states at least once in each year when it is | their pleasure to call upon the | houses with which they do busi- 1 ness, for a mutual exchange of thoughts and relations. These calls are appreciated by Seattle business men, The northern peo- pie are very hospitable and great l ly enjoy a visit from their busi- l ness friends of Seattle. The house representative is one of them and does his part, but the proprietors and managers can help consider ably in supplementing his efforts.
 In each even numbered year an
  excursion is organized for the purpose of giving the Seattle busi- ness man an opportunity to visit the Territory. By studying the itinerary it will be observed that l unusual means are provided for ] personal and business contact l with the people of Alaska at the place covered, besides giving time for recreation and sight-see- ing. It is expected that the busi- | ness men making this tour will | be accompanied by their wives.
 Plans are being made for enter tainment on board and at the | places of call, which together with | the magnificent scenery and inter- esting historical lore will elimin- ate any chance for a dull moment | MT. Charles D. Garfield, Sourdough | Manager of the Alaska Depart | ment of the Chamber of Com | merce, will accompany the party, | each day outlining the trip, giving