MORE. DEMAGOGUES
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tor appeared.
“Who are responsible for the
Bureau of Fisheries?
“Those who wrote the reserva
tions into our Organic Act and
put the White Fish Bill through
Congress.
“We had the bureaus forced up
on the government by demagogues
who show their friendship for la
bor by denouncing all who engage
m any productive industry, and
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' there is no hope of getting rid of
; the bureau in the near future.
Under the circumstances I pro
pose to cooperate with them.
“Those bureaus are not to blame;
I they are composed of as good
i men and women as ever set foot
1 on Alaska soil. They are doing
' their level best under the laws
enacted for their guidance.
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is a chance to have some of the
restrictions placed upon business
relaxed so as to make the coun
try more inviting to capital No
thing whatever of good is accom-1
plished by constantly barking at |
the bureaus and at capital. Such ;
attitude was never designed to |
accomplish anything but to fool1
| come of those people who are j
never at peace with themselves!
except when they are somebody’s 1
J dupes.
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‘•For several years there has
been talk of getting the pulp and
| paper industry started. Up to
the present there has been only
talk. But that has been enough
to make my opponents commence
! to snarl and show their teeth at (
possible investors.
“In the November issue of the
Alaska Fisherman, William Paul
has a front page editorial attack
ing the Bureau of Forestry as
‘once more showing that it is a
creature of the pulp mills’.
“Similar attacks have been made
upon the Water Power Commis
sion by members of Congress.
“The result of these attacks j
have always been the same—to
make the bureaus and Congress in
crease the restrictions upon the
development of the natural re- {
sources. If people are going to
endorse those attacks by voting j
these people into public offices
.the bureaus and Congress must
necessarily assume we want the
investors barred by still more odi
ous restrictions.
Now or Never
Unless the Territory gets the
pulp and paper industry started
now we never wall get it started.
There never will be any tariff
protection on pulp and paper be- \
cause all the newspapers want
cheap paper. Siberia has vast
spruce forests, it has great water
powers and an abundance of
cheap labor. We cannot compete
with that. Unless we get started
first and get well under way, Si
erir will monopolize the field.
“In 1913 three representatives of
the greatest pulp and paper man- I
ufacturers in the world spent six i
weeks in Southeastern Alaska,
looking over the possibilities for
that industry. They liked the
country, but could get no conces
sions from the government. The
next year those men were in Rus- j
sia seeking concessions in Siberia j
when the war broke out, If it1
had not been for the collapse of
the Russian Government these
men would now have been in Si- |
beria making pulp and paper for
the American market.
Source of Prosperity
“Do you realize what it means
to get that industry started here? j
It means prosperous cities, and
logging camps everywhere, with
employment 12 months each year j
for all who want to work.
“But you cannot get that by
encouraging and endorsing men
who thrive on villifying and ob
structing business in order to get
votes or a hand-out. These peo
ple will not stop their agitation
till they find out it does not pay
them.”
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