The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-08

 the and u ny & 0ton e e by your Therefore esteem it privilege Honorable Body on this opening of the Eleventh sah far three years developed will require the mo m m to 1a esy % on sueey he mn1 sn0 one of the saes of the Chief policies he may belle believe m 10 pc m responsibility which shall govern our solely Legislature
 years the mos sn au we baye having oppress those wno must hem Of Nov are entering ss[ sna he ay u RDve ope s 1Rs of the extent the outcome of your @ @ S ao and @ am confident experience and sound principles of @ O burdens upon the people and industries M M analysis the individual the costs of government
 We are all too depressed economic situation and but troughout the world organized sustained by local con
 butions which usually community has in most instances proven wholly counties and cities have been forced borrow funds n to m ne m % It o should be Alaskan that so far every com not been n required to apply from This This d @ np not have been accomplished support resident Full measure @ o ere % 1 ct au quick recovery
 conditions and must anSp @ b t as they have the past sympathetic consideration and salsio 'hroush w relief organizations o,o.t
 drastic reductions all w o not not expect problems which must be sveo M vx subm have endeavoed to provide % and educa ona of the Territorial the next two years It mas several not because the projects many of them are v eut % 'as anticipate will not provide that would be so to c pee sn that the lowest point had been degree of recovery seemed @ o materialze and confronted with situation Wo h nar even more grave and w m natural of every one @ re greater than and
 
 certain that and if we ssna are sa uan and and able of our @ @ d m e and sha ever doar ls of public asead xsoo interest on @ n0nafu Efficiency of our doing this effort to & provide n ay destitute tut to enable them insofar as will permit to live in dgneo M n ou adons the Territory m asIaSs ss shall maintain n porsnt but less necessary ties during the next two years. @l4.a -sA
 GENERAL CONDITIONS
 Economic conditions the Territory are noa as they were two Oss ysaIs ngnes as as os negligible
 must @ rely on other outlet for fish lumber % an During the past two % ya aas and I at age what was ds s er m m s1@r g This fisheries ns nas co of production price competing food @ peoat a which where they may m be e a the se
 There are of unemployed and the annua @ of caed industrial operations reduced wages In the rsef communities % apized @ relief committees however distressed better conolton h apprehenslve nat because his situation confronted with an uneApeoeeo
 men seekng employment the coming year .ot.,
 According Collector of customs en sa of Alaska $60894500O and ns IS tne @ noint in nearly two balance oi uaoe III ia M M ~ Taorv level of $l9SI36i4Oo VI all ou duries gold be on the upward eno has been annually for the p o yss and this is The copper mining lnous eA I sharp decline the output in ssz was ty I M cent less than There does not appear W any a m the the price oI coppe ur e near future expect further decline m the we W fishing industry most important asset rion derive more than taxes and the to'a from m other industries StatiSccs ha indicate that the stabized anticipate with reasonap,e products that VIII De ayaaoo forsee the fluctuations III always important factor III oee o,tn, which depend for our revenues fisheries which were aihioos royed permit snns we S normal sppy but ingenuity has not h, a workable sabiizing prices Ii we Iaii eo
 inviting disaster. ...,xoss;vo aton
 The four years are an mpress i aa was than in 1923 u. @ .n s than that o this output 25 per cent es . previous bennium large number g m sale prices they ateo at outlook two wears is encouraging for several
 the fishing ndusty proVloes