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THE FIRST BANK SF CORDOVA
PIOREEH INSTITUTION OF THE COPPER RIVER VALLEY
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SEWARD MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION IS
ACTIVELY FORMED
Articles of Incorporbion of the
Association has been filed and
active work already started,
President Coolidge may act
as Honorary President.
To build a Memorial to William
Henry Seward. Godfather of Ala
ska, on Resurrection Bay.
That the Seward Memorial
Association is now a live active
corporation was the gist of the
report submitted to the Seward
Chamber of Commerce at its mee
ting last Tuesday noon by the
committee in charge of the organ
izatrion of the corporation.
Some time ago the Seward
Chamber of Commerce appointed
a committee consisting of Messrs
L. V. Kay, chairman, Wm. H. Wh
j ittlesey, Curtis R. Morford, Aron
I E. Rucker and Harry P. Morton,
with instructions to take all nec
essary steps looking toward the
formation of the Seward Mem—
orial Association. A drive for
subscriptions to defray the pre
liminary expenses of the organ—
ization was carried on by a com
mittee consisting of Messrs. Mo
Mullen, President of the Chamber
and J. H. Flickinger. The people
of Seward responded generously
and the committee on organizat
ion was instructed to proceed wi
th the incorporation. The Articles
of incorporation were prepared
by the committee and forwarded
to the Secretary of Alaska and to
the Clerk of the Court on last
Saturday’s mail boat. Upon the
receipt of advice from the Secre
tary that the Articles have been
filed, a meeting of those who have
subscribed to the fund will be
called for the purpose of perfect
ing a permanent organization, a
dopting By-Laws, etc.
It is hoped that President Cool
age may be persuaded to act as
the Honorary President of the
Association and that the governor
of each state and territory of the
United States will consent to act
as honorary vice presidents.
When the permanent organization
is perfected, a nation wide drive
for membership will be inaugun
ated.
McClellan accused
MISUSE OF FUNDS
Los Angeles: E. F. McClellan. one
of the diseovei ers of the Kenne
cott copper mine at Kemn-eott,
has been charged with einbezzel
ement and other misuse nt Los
Angeles County, California., fund*
together with his four colic <uti *s
of the board of county su]>o visor*
of Los Angeles County, of which
he is the chairman. The t h»rg**«
were filed by the district atfornev
Tlie county supervisors rendi <ted
by causing charges of m s m>imu
tton of funds by the distri.-i ;if—
orney to be filed against that oil
icial. It is claimed that the various
charges are thoroughly tainted
with politics. Mr McClellan was
a candidate in the last California,
primary election for gown.or f
the state.
Under the Articles ol Incorp
oration, membership in the Ass
ociation is divided into tin- toll -
owing classes, with fees payable
by each class as follows: Asso •—
late $1.00; Contributing $5.00;
Fellow $'.5.00; Life$100.00: Hon
orary, by election only, no fees.
The Association has a wide
scope of activity, but its principal
aim and object is the erection, at
Seward, Alaska, or at some other
place on the shores of Resurrec
tion Bay, near Seward, of a mem
orial to William Henry Seward,
Secretary of State in Lincoln’.**
cabenet at the time of tin: pur
chase of Alaskt from Russia in
1867, and the person primarily
responsible for the purchase. The
memorial, according to the Art—
icles is to be in such form as may
be decided upon by the Board of
Directors of the Association.
Interest in the Association is
being evinced throughout the
Territory and assurances of the
support have been received by
the sponsors of the Association
from all sections.
Seward Gateway
; An egotist is a man who thinks
much of himself as you do of
yourself.