Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-22
peooIe Of the State Have Been
Too Busy With Imagln.
airy Troubles.
SAYS P. THIEMAN OF DENVER
Tails Transmississippi Congress
Terrible Ills Come From Excess
siye Political Imagination.
r.,,ennial state Has Had Hypochon-
drIa Very Bad But Has Fully
Recovered From Disease.

HftONtItu tOsh DsINs>~'
kansas city, Nov. 2s.-At the
rr,nsmississlppi commercial congress
,oday the especially drawing cards
we're Leslie NJ. shaw, secretary OF the
,raamrv; Isham Randolph, consult
,nr engineer Of the sanitary district OF
chicago, and William J. Bryan, who
we're on the program to make speech
Is. Mr.. Bancroft was to speak at the
morning session on the subject Deep
waterways from the Lakese TO the
gulf:' Secy. Shaw at the afternoon
,csson on american Finance" and
Mr.. Bryan in the evening on THE De-
ulopment OF the Transmississippi
Region Along Commercial Lines" The
lay promised to be one of the most
important OF the entire gathering.
other speakers on the days pro-
| lram were
TODAY'S PROGRAM.
Morning Representative Edgar C..
Ellis Kansas City. on the subject
The Missouri River
F. II. Newell, Washington, d. c.,
| thief enigneer reclamation service on
Public Drainage and its Relation to
The Reclamation Service" Discussion
% be participated in by Edward
Meade of the agricultural depart
ntnt, W. II. Herrin, topographer, in
'harge OF the middle west, department
u the interior. and other represen-
atives Of the national government.
Address by Representative John n.
seyens, Vernon, Texas. on Irrigation
lTexas."
addresses on Department OF
vines, by Victor C. Anderson, presi-
isn'I the Colorado school Of mines
nd By Ike T. Pryor, Fort Worth.
Teas president OF the Southwest Cat.
ae Raisers association on 'The Live
Ho.k Interests"
me selection OF a city Tor next years
Mveniion probably will be decided late
nay. Among the cities making a bid
or the gathering are Denver, Lincoln,
Neo, and Muskogee, and Tulsa, /. T.
Inc election Of officers Will take place
iomorTow.
II. d. Loveland OF San Francisco, one
wine vice presidents Of the congress,
smentioncd for president.
Az 'ne opening OF the congress this
morning Arthur +. Francis. the secre-
~ read paper by George w. DIckie.
wv Was unable TO be present, on
Nasai Construction on the Pacific
oast Mr.. Dickie advocated Increased
. ssil,les IN the shipyards on tho Pa.
NY coast and Enough work to keep
nsm IN condition to render the gov
var" VI
DEEP WATERWAYS.
taam Randolph. speaking on the
Ky waterway from the lakes TO the
an mere is a living menace TO the full
nM.nhcy or the waterway. The more
tsaVr sent through It's channel drawn
ieM Lake Michigan, the better win he
Ivy sfse OF water IN the channel which
Wv nave been considering. This mem
:. eoihes from an international water
~" commission called for by the same
T ol June 10, 1902, which nppropriat-
e"00o for the survey and estimate
=. waterway from l.ockport to 81.
s vus, Thls act was all right I'm pro-
..ns iof International control of IN
ueuohal waters but when II also in
soed waters tributary thereto II was
wrong for that was an Invitation
n anen power 10 take n hand In
sr svntrol OF our domestic affairs.
,. inn International waterways COM
ss ssion Il IS said. recommends a treaty
nv ',n VIII limit the water TO be drawn
ss .mcago for sanitary purposes IN
KY CUBIC feet per second. we need
MA 'ss than $4,000 cubic feet per sec
we need this water for health.
Heed II for commerce.
AcEssIvE POLITICAL 1MAGIN.
ALTON"
bui rhleman. editorial writer of the
49, Post, made rather sensation.
AatlonH HAeessiNe foiitical Imag-
20 o. lhleman said In part:
colorado? o'e matter with
sHH,o,hng but imagination.
Civ selng from Denver TO Kansas
pcean other day | sat watching the
me s, VI uncultlvated land as far az
lhmssss could see and l maryeled as
rels5 nus OF other travellers have mar
he Ave oVer that stupendous absence OF
'erfS'Ow'nan and harvester
aherr ,'n are millions OF persons else
Ana lung 10 better their conditlon
vast Az Az you need to make a gigantic
Ion 10 Sssom as the rose, Is organiza-
iogetbo, ofilg the people and the soil
hnshsns, IL Is a matter of systematizeJ
,nkina with a money reservoir
cd OF dr ,uma against the possible per-
, iHEck TO CANADA.
Zone fsoI nave 10000 American farmers
canad,sn uhuer the nag into the bleak
and in nottnwest while this silent
les in az nlild and beautiful climate
.mp,a idleness extraordlnarv that "a
American nanenge to the boasts Of
.hat tha enterprise. The reason Is
% bu.v e people of Colorado have been
hey hsv ~',n imaginary troubles that
pbstantie, n .s mad time to deal with
tons,i,,..al things. A disputed no,nt ~
me nIohhl law that will never mo.
;mpor,aoh IN 100000 becomes NJ vastsr
narv '.,, than the settIoncrt =,
"Tbe million" uI.s OF acres OF idle lana
terrible ,vo mas heard much Of the
.srtibic ,lounies Of Colorado. Thesc
rrresslvs' troubles pvi,,. have resulted from
sears We b poli,l,al imagination. For
itical caun ass mad one continual Do.
Saw, We have had another. "' o''e was
AesvO 'ne o. our people imas,na a..
sty s'e living In BONDAGE M, ' IN
= dead and that they are are f sre,