"We are endeavoring to fnake
this the finest and most represen
tative group from Seattle that has
ever Vi. ited the’ Territory," said
D&rwin Meslnest, Chairman of the
Seattle Chamber’s committee dr-1
ganlzing the trip. “Our list is al-1
ready an impressive bne and in
cludes the names of many of the
city's well-known business leaders.1
We are coming on a friendly mis
sion—to give our business men the!
opportunity ol meeting their Al
aska friends in their own places!
of busihess. Seattle recognizes the;
tremendous importance of the trade i
received from Alaska and we are
coming to show our appreciation
for it. We are interested in Al
aska’s problems and we wish to
cooperate in every way we can in
bringing development and growth
to the Territory. Many of those
coming on this trip have been to:
Alaska several times and some are'
making their first Visit."
REGISTRATION FOR
NEW CLASSES SPLIT
Piincipal A. S. Dunham is busy
completing the schedule of courses
and compiling the data of the num
ber of students to take them. All
work is being rushed to completion j
so that school may close officially
on May 29. Inventories are being
completed by the teachers of both !
the grade and high schools and are!
being turned in to Mr. Dunham's1
office where they will be given a
final checking.
New System Inaugurated
A new system of buying books is
to be inaugurated this year. The!
individual teachers will evaluate
the books and in turn will give the
student a slip with the value listed.
The slips are taken by the stu
dents to the last period teacher
who will then give them to Mr.
