The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-12-12


Ishrc.~hous -. >-~-,-. - ~ .-.-~x
0eAer oesneosc .emin1sueuve reforms-
huraA tree DoAaverys
Tho rural free-delivery service has been
congress Is asked 10 this ouesfion 81 the
clerks enssxed in the postal service. es-
routes. Mere routes have been insfailed
since the first of July last than In any
IKE period IN the departments history.
fent IN MIND ~ the ssssSsIS.r,cers ~ 80 rS
i ro,rtes VET che swtensior ~ H. VI "s
sGss;as,,vsry system mus y sSntinasa
Eovernmenfai n,ovement az recent YEAR
6ss resuited IN rreater s,nrnesst. ..srssss
e tho people ci the country districsn
with the teiepSone. the bicyc,e' ana the
/ trolley Observation-Disclosures mnrh fow.rS ,a.e
maRin~ ~ br5r6ter ma r.ors .ssss c, NV
| "
1 luternatnenaA expeditions.
trust that the congress viii continue
/ to favor In ali proper WAYS the LouIsiana
| Purchase exposition. This exposition COM
memorates the Louisiana purchase. which
wss the first great step in the sxpansion
| expedition OF Lewis and Clark across the
| continent followed thereon, and marked
the beginning Of the process of exploration
boundaries TO the Pacific The acquisition
Of the Oregon country, Including the pres
emit states Of Oregon and Washington. was
| q fact OF immense importance In our his
tory: nrst giving US our place on the Pa
chic seaboard and making ready the way
| for our ascendency In the commerce of the
our establishment upon the western coast
| BY the expedition OF Lewis and Clark 10
| 10 De celebrated at Portland. Ore. By an
event should receive recognition and sup
port from the national government.
Our I>.-l.. p~..>..sons
| - -. ,".,
and taSinS nosss.sion ~ sho.n airssav
built. The territory should be reim-
ourseo LOT wnstever amounts " mas al
ready expended for lighthouses: The
governor should be empowered to sus-
him.. without submitting the matter to
the legislature.
| or our insular possessions the Philip
| say that their steady progress has been
| such as to make II unnecessary to spend
much time In discussing them. Yet the
peculiar obligation rests upon us to
| further In every way the welfare OF
these communities. The Philippines
! rangements, 1t would. of course. be i'm.
possible suddenly to raise the people OF
the islands to the high pitch Of Industrial
to which they. will in the end by degrees
attain: and the caution and moderation
shown In developing them have been
among the main reasons why this devel-
opment has hitherto gone on SO smooth
ly. Scrupulous care has been taken In
! the choice OF governmental agents, and
the entire elimination of partisan politics
| from the public service. The condition
of the islanders Is in material things far
better than ever before. while their gov
vance has kept pace with their material
advance. No one people ever benefited
another people more than we have bene-
Of the islands.
The PubIic Lands.
.v,ncs xa nv tSose haxinr unIawfu oe zen
closures OF puDiic dan1 10 remove ther
fences. Nearly ZoOoo acres SO IN
elose1 nave Deen , insHwh open on demahd;
been necessary TO go INTO court to &C
complish this purpose; THIS work VIII be
VIGOROUSLY proseSuted untn al uniawiui
Experience mas SHOWN that IN the west
ern STATES tnemseves. as wei AZ IN Tue
rest OF the country. mere rs wiaesp,ea9
laws and the resulting administrative
practice no longer NEE, tne pIesent nseas
The character ana uses Oh tne remaining
the public lands which congress had es,
peclaiiy IN view Mneh tnese Jaws Were
pnno, - ne a., ppmhi,o iends ne not ,oi.
ioweo by a corrgTshponums ,,s,. ~, IN
none punus' is'ns ,,S,, iosSS -
mass III .te us - n ,an. ga
pecIay .lS . Gnu Ss.i.ss '"vS, au
.ne a yha. Iu Observation-Disclosures w
ana eInpnssze my Iee sp, I'LL ~, y.
t s y year Ina ~ a.. SrnaG.st sen.a an6
~ will ,,rdar ~ -. ,inns, ,rrga to-, Law
e.aileu Inu o in,S hn,,iS IN ha,i
ene re" an .h Pn.sS h,iSr srho 80, .u
Jpn Vi , te t,nt "a s,nna 10 a.
oa'sse 81 ,ha hornas,eaa Ia NJ x,hich IN
cause Oh tns h1mes'eau law. wn.cn IN
tneis operaui s nave ,,, nahy resp ,
TN S,sc,,.s,ons ,m tho congress ana niss.
where have made II evident that there is
wide dixergence OF Opinions between
tnose noiuns cpposs s., OH IT, ass
suplects, anu .nat .ne opposing sIues
nave s,rong anu So ,,h rep.. ,ssh.,.
yves Oh Melsh' po'h wmn anu MI.hou.
the congress. .ne oHeIenSes pe.nk NOT
only as 70 mat.ers oil opin'oh put as 70
matteIs OF isct. orues .nas uenni.e
MOI mauon may DC asaae ,oL .he use
OF tne CONGRESS, ! nave gpPVoihte9 COIL
missI1n composeu h w. - US
SG0,mmi,ss,n9ne. Oh she Eenern. iunu o.nce;
SinoIo Fincnot. chIei vi the Dureau vi
forestry OF tns uepar,u"ent ct akrcui-
euIe. anu n. NeMe". cnsa nyorosa.
pner Vi .ne seoosesal SUI seS. 70 repo,.
a. az me sHues. p aacuao.e m r.. upbn
.ne cono,ton' operauon nnu enect Oh .ne
pIeseht ianu Jaws anu on tne use. cvh
oiuvn. uisposar anu sctlement VI sns