Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-01-10

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~ ii r,,sa'on anu w. oeM prlc,cai method
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which /, s,hmlttad f,r ,,u snvir report
"Ihe ststion ha. raca,tIv ~ .' w., n'ss,un
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n nart NJ ina S,s,s sr'ons ~ WY western
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rivatinn from Vail hr .'vd'ou ~. "Iai VI r.
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aiu,ting IN ys"ons V crnna ana ~, VAST supply
ric,,s mnaes oi tiiIa,o oo aJ 1mu nnocss vi va
ns"iinm WIN ths a,sdy on" o1 ,"iina ~ coh
1na NJ thesa nt Gsru VI INV e;,mi1sy oonllsipns
nj Ia ~ Ia
mnn,a nmdar d,rsn,iam "os INA ens r. W eAperi-
panort ~ ds,ai IS wiI ~, ino s.a,e council
rennrt N ths atatiom ~ s'yvh IN W. alnuai
ia Heino NH in shan no for ~, T,vi, ~ opceii
vear ba rI a W. m"do- II eay op1Iahoh nsx,
rssanta t"r fan vaars i, Sasi,a ~ .no o1alu OF
improvements 10 revert with The lands ia Tia
owners ut the expiration OF the lease.
~ seems very Important that these expert
ments should DO made as conclusive'as posi-
PIE, ana the state may well devote means To
these special investigations"
rms plan Is not ambitious IT Is true. "
contemplates no more than tine location OF the
undorn0w, and EXPERIMENTATION with II, But,
~ present, the state cannot afford to do more
than this. me state Itself must learn AS Ii
progresses; and methods which contemplate
the cutting OF channels and the providing OF
reservoirs. y NOT 1917 Tor the general govern.
ment 70 UNDERTAKE, should at least DO left for
future consideration, after future develop.
ment snail have given greater knowledge.
This plan proposes no large appropriation the
creation OF no new b0prd or bureau TO begin the
whole work anew II proposes the employ
ment oil ample facilities already possessed by
the state under the supervision OF trained sci-
entlsts and specialists already la the service.
Partlsanshlp would DO avoided by this plan,
and Q comparatively small appropriation
"ouiu suncu hol cHiutHtly Htltu IOr tnU
undertaking would BE- employed, and their
employment In such an enterprise would not
only DO an honorable recognition Of them and
OF their Institutions but would afford yaua.
BILE opportunities for tho practical Instruction
OF those committed to their charge
LApon
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y lnVs. ao.v NY efnlusnVe discussion Of
ssun!eesv, prcssihg IN porlalce' ana no nlsr,
D,ieI s'ssvncn. nere OF US contents could do
!uslce W the mastery treatment OF the theme
70 DC FOUND IN VIZ report lisell.
ny systo'n oi lesunB coqtrlct5 llr PUBLIC
wofk nas peeI la,Reiy abolished IN England,
.ne pupiic authoil,9s enpioyl II and supsrln-
.enulhe .ne,I Own iiuoi ana Duylilg their own
matorins, ~ ,nls way, tne contractor and
als pronss arc eilniinaIeu on elsht hoar WORK
diay nus oeeii es.aDiIsheu ana experience has
uenonstra'eu mat superior Workmanship
WIN 9e.Ier nAtsrlais result without IN.
:. expohse, ms reform ha' boon one Of
.ne sIanuli ahu nilnciptl dqmandsQi labor
to hive secured a sca5t res,,nitias Pa psr'
haps this Ia dus to the fact that labor orsanl.
cations eschew politics, but whatever he
course may be- the reform has noyer reached
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