Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08

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work II rn. department Z aErici-L-l--s
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that 1ze tcresr s@--lcss u 1.artV al
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WIN Tie reE7-i-er--en-s q x5ct Amin
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srirss g-1c-a-- s.s1i-s
TIE creation q Z forest serylc- Il
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for - II. cor--arr results
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and 1lor- Nu.e-y Es=<-l . Tie pec : Il
Il r1e " 80 thar 1as 1eer re eaze
hitherto
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sjr re 1ro rcs.-,: cr1-.sslll l-.zr1cl II forest
work Il The 1-pzr-r-=r- Il azr..r-Ir----
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moe II scru1er messages A<zl- 7
eflr-rre-st i 70 Ire early ard tevo-z-l-
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.r-=r=ars u re- ration Il large a-c Il
c-- West II particular haV- -l-@
greatly 1=ca-s= II TIE 1@lzg
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gan u Ire reror- ard r-'-o-- 1--rr--2-
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session II re pr=:ser- cr-zr=ss. r.
c1rl1llssl1r -s.ss pr1s-r'1r-t! - ,r-g -srl :
gators actively during ~ -az- sea
='1r- ana Second r=pcr- = -cV -1 II
z1vzrce+ stage - pr=rarz--l--
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f5r=sr reserves -=air= again - --E-
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authorizing r. president 70 - z=---
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TIE crea=rv4-lG-. q II bison, -
Nzpit1 and Other Aarg- a@;4c= once 40
abundant n 1ur woods e11 mountains
z-1 IN our great plains. z1t LoE --r.-
lnZ rowzr- -xcllcr.or.- .V-rT SIP rc--
s10IIt u gwen 70 t1e authorities =
the Yellowstone Par. n thar =l-cc=,:s-
fl Efforts Al preserving - arg
creatures raereI1; and Il very Hr---
-Ipeus@s portions Of th- public 10
main N other regions which sr= wholly
J-rs--Ire! % agricultural settlement
couIt D. similarly UTILIZED W. oTe L
10 future g=nera -io1s 10 KEEP alive ne
ro1.e and BEAUTIFUL creatures which by
eheir presence add such distinctly :
character 70 The Auertcal ElI1=rr-ss-
The limits II -he T=il0Es-31- PARK
should De- =xrert-d southwark. Tc=
Canyon II rhe Colorado should - rlz-=
z national PARK, and tt= rational rerz
sysc4rn should include r1- Yosemite
and - many a. pozs.oI- u TIE groves
II giant tres II California
The veterans II t1= civil var have
: claim upor the nation =-c1 "a 10
other body u our citizens POSSESS Tie
L-nsto1 bureau a.zs never II IL history
b--er. managed II L lao-e satisfactory
Iaa11=r than : 1oE ire cas=-
TIE orogress q th= Indians toward
civilization, though rot rapid. = per
hays al that co1ld - Eop@1 to- In
new II rh= circur1sta noes. Within III
ras- year many tribes 1.zv- shown u Z
.-gre@ e-=z- =r than ever o@f0-=- ~ ep-
rrecfz-tryr u r. necessity II 1Cor.
This change acrI-11= - II part tu= %
ne policy r=c=nr.y pursued q re'+-c-
ny the amount II subsistence 70 ~
Indians, AMI thus forcing th=r1-
through sheer necessity % work for Z
livelihood TIE policy. though severe.
= Z useful or. b1r i "a 20 D. exercised
only With Judgment and with q full
-n1-rSt4ndIrg II th- conditions which
exist III zach ccnl1 -lriry for which Il q
int@nd=fi On or mar thu Ir!Ien r@ze--
vzri0ns there IL usually Eery little d.
-rend FOR l. h6-. ard Z tn Indians a-@
U, -arn their living outside (Which =
furnished by the government prac-
ttcal Instructions If this kind would In
Z few years result IN the forming u
habits Of regular Industry. which
p ouit relt=- the Indian Z Prod lcer
ard would eff=cr Z great reduction. II
ca= cost of his maintenance
Tariff Message Coming.
On tariff, h says n will corraEni-
cate with congress later
After urging assistance il establish
ing oriental markets, the president
discusses naturalization and !rnl-
grafton. He bernoans the increase 0.
rsturaliza lion frauds and suggests
government action looking 70 Uniform
regulations for naturalization n the
several states.
II one short paragraph n com
rneuds the work Of the pension de-
p4rtnent and in discussing the In
dian affairs. ne suggests higher sal
aries for Indian agents in order 70 get
4 better class Of men 70 look after the
needs and wants If the red men and
urges the appointment Of 4 field assist
ant 10 the commissioner Of Indian
affairs.
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