The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-12-05

TO follow out each his own pept. $500
Every EFFORT should be made to develop
ns nse nsn s TO sns ns nis e O. e.nE @ s
,aodi.,ss as the Various FinSs q sssket wsssins.
work, Above all, the indian boys and girls gdr,
should be given confident command 81 cQI
loauial English, and should ordinarily pc pc
conditions under which their people live,
rather than. for immediate absorption into
The officials who represent the govern
ment in dealing with the Indians work un-
der hard conditions, and also under condi:
very 6ifilcuit to detect wrong. Consequent
~ they should be amply paid on the one
ssnHs ss andard a an he e 0;SsT aonsne
manded from them, and where misconduct
can be proved the punishment should be
exemplary.
Scientific Add to Farmers.
In no department Of governmental work
ss nan s tsa
selves. f 'M There rel is no need Of Insisting upon
It's Importance, for the welfare OF the
farmer Is Fundamentally necessary 70 the
welfare OF the republic as whole. In ad-
dition TO such work as quarantine against
animal and vegetable plaques, and war
much eiiicient help has been rendered 10 the
farmer by the Introduction Of new plants
specially fitted for cultivation un6er the
portions OF the country New cereals have
been establtsheS in the semi-arid west.
For Instance, the practicability Of produc.
regions Of an annual rainfall Of only ten
inches or thereabouts has bee .. con clusive-
IN sae anS Texs;
the production Of rice in this country has
been made to about equal the home de.
regrassing overlooked range lands has
been demonstrated; in the north many new
forage crops have been Ctrodpced Will,
our choicest fruits can be stored and
.mpped ush in such way as to find profitable
again recommend to the favorable con-
slderation Of the congress the plans Of the
Smithsonian institution for making. the
ation, ane for preserving at the nation al
capital not only records Of the vanishing
races Of men bnt Of the animals @ q this con.
come extinct unless specimens from which
their representatives may Be renewed are
sought In their native regions and main.
The District OF Columbia is the only par.
OF our territory In which the national gov
tions, and where in consequence the gov
ernment has free hand In reference to
Sn must n1 sSc sa sf
municipal in their character. The govern
ment should see to It, for instance, that the
Washinston ,s ~ a bigb nbsracter Tbs
evils Of slum M Swel,,nes az h Whether Shahe in hs Ike
shape Of crowded and congested tenement
Should never be ~ permitteS tn grow uS iSp., in
washington. The. city she. I'd Be- a model
1 sysy spe fGf 81 the ses 9f se
systems Of the isfstricf shouia receive cor.
s!deratlon at the hands Of the congress to
Of the most advanned tbnugbt in tbaee
fields. Moreover. while WasSineton IS ,heet not
friaiism here and our labor iexisiation-
while il would mot be IMPORTANT In, itseif
might be made a model Tor the rest st OF the
trct Of and We nee aees 'ep seh Ihs ps
The district o,rbt 20 ha reo,irc pa M IN
block their frogs y "a" "
M,
protection Of TIE lives and limbs OF rail-
| way employees, which was passed in 1899
has resulted In averting thousands OF
F. casualties. Experience shows, however, the
/ necessity OF additional, legislation to per-
passed the senate at the last session. II Is
TO be hoped that some such measure may
There Se fsastea saoWSf niS aw 70
for the publication Of masses OF docupents
for which there is no public demand and
necessity. Large numbers OF volumes are
turned out by the government printing
presses for which there is no justification.
No.nlng shouid be printed by any of the
| departments unless It contains something
OF permanent value, and the congress
could with atyantage cut down very mate
hnnay th,any on az tne printing which y has now
sgvs oSeoine me customary 70 proylde. The exces-
argumeni against the position Of those who
aa are inf,Ihed on abstract grounds to aGvo-
| Sd.r Tue sorernments C0ing any WORK
wnicn can with propriety be left In private