The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-12-15

ILL AA3E WHINE 8A&G4EHGcH III the nf r.
diaerent ssases on this subject r~suls Ia sea,
dais snd abuses; and survls there i nathin
% sis.ly ss.sntial e The wslf.rs q ~ s:ssio,
b<ad is.eif % throw every safeguard. 's a. Ii
! | hcnae iifr OF th< average citizen The hans
you'd r e ee eedF ss. ssp4 oS II
deal rsd'e.iIy, ana ef6sisnrly With po i
: rage and divorce are deals with. II ID nsitbe
xNfe NOR proper 10 lcavt the question of polv
: Poser 10 DIAL with il should BE- confsrrsd s,
fshe national government =
Let me once again call the attention oil th,
have resseasiy ss3sFe gh'es H.,
them Dns ~ the question OF drveIopins
Asasslean shippinx. txass that law smbody'
Of The yexs. Expressed IN the report en- ri.
tubjsst laid before the house at iss last session
former years objectionable measures have b.er
propo*ed In reference to the encouragement of
American shipping; but Il seems to me thar the
pfopozen measure ~ ~ nearly unobjcctionabe
! especially Gall your attention to the s~c.
'as nations. ,hs f0R saa II our currency
great purpose in aiding the enormous bust
ness Development Of the country. and within
ss per- espa ~ rom M ss II g Il esa
several years evidence has been aceuruatiuy
that additienaI Isg'sIation q needed. The e,
dfis<ts Vt the present Iaws.
do not press any especial plan. Various
p- <s, hsxs Fssssnslx been proposed by expert
Il. most earnestly here thas the sus to pro-
9a5 i ,o p,,, tsa Tor r. sise absolute free
a~ No hsam n p sos . w sny essos
industry; and while shsre viii b. some sN snai nall
bsst real material benefit 70 the Flpnoz. the
70 sf purpose 70 90 aIi IN our powef for their
~s1fare 10 far our action IN the Philippines
a., ben abandantIx jastidsd. not mainly and
dignity Il has siven " ~ nation BY proving
s n ", We ars capable honsfasIy ard efficiently
breapse 81 the Immense benefit that has come
to ths people q III rhiIippins islands
the citizens Of Porto Rico. The hsfbor Il
Ssn Juan In Porto Rics should be dredged
s ssa og pss. nh The .ss q r.
affairs qf Porto Rico. together with those Of
possessions should ali be directed under One
ssssess q sss BY ,ss de-
aid shoaid be given the islands; and our Efforts |
should be uncessina 20 develop them along |
nc lines Of community. Of small fresholders, |
satusted a. this territory ~. In the middle Of |
The Pacific, thefe sre duties imposed upon this |
anal community which do not fsIl IN like de.
munify. Ihis warrants our treating IL diff. /
'rftntly from the way In which We treat ter.
territories or other states. and jnssikes he
sTstinH aside Of portion of our revenues to
'e expended Cor. educational and internal i'm
AIasha's needs have been partially met. but
here must be complete reorganization of the
governmental a,s system. a. ! have before ind.
his Our fellow citizens who dwell on the
'horea Of Puget sound with eharaeteristic
Aiaska Yukon pasihe exposition It. special
!ams include the uphuldinp Of Alaska and the
development Of American commerce on the Pa,
nd scope. should appeal not only to he peo
'le Of ihe Pacific slope but TO the people OF the
J n,ss States , 4 srss Alaska since 4 gas
90 Of revenue. and has produced nearly
500 ,oeo.eoo IN gold. furs and fab When
land homes hs es@at n .afss &c
numerous thsa that Of al he 's Countries "' Of
mounts to over ss. 900 900 500, Of which he
hare Of the. United States 10 some 100000. |
90. II this trade were thoroughly under.
soduerrs, the Industries not only OF The IA
,he, slope. but Of all our country. and partic.
r IAN, = our sSpaonFfowing states. would be
hsse BENEFITS, we must treat fairly the conn. | &
l's.s With which trade.
uy 70 he stranger within our e ss,ss l, our II
he sure mark Of low civilization low
aosality, 70 abuse, or discriminate against or '
in'self properly. TO remember this Il ineuas
s ,s' :. on every american citizen, and II is of
'ent efhsial, whether of the nation or OF the | /
hostility here and there assumed toward
ne Japanese In this country This hostility
spofsd,e and L limited 20 very few places 1
eseftnsicss. u ~ most disereditable 10 us as
people. and h may be fraught with the
'asesf consequences TO the nation TO no
her . country has there been such an lneress. !
~ number OF visitors from this land as to
'p sses, nau 5ssssn japanese have come hsge
itutions Of higher learning, In ali our ufo.
'ssionai and social bodies. The over~he KIN
$ $, nsss o. our people cherish lively regard g
most every quarter q Ike union lie s u"a ~
III fapau treated as he deserves that Is
rsvl iIsassd a. the stranger from any pari
s ss,., nut hers and there most unworthy 4
cling has manifested itself toward The Ian q
sas Them oa from s sss s sssp shown ssnon r.
san Francisco. and in mutterings against G.
sm y ens o. two other places. because 81 h
ON thr publsc schools Is wicked ahsurditv' b
pc" hnsrs are ne hfss.elass. colleges In the
NJ ,as1ssiuans ne universities and colleges
California, which do not gladly ~eiceme
paness students and on which Japanese stu.
nss 90 net reflect credit | ask fair treat.
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sasmsns for Germans OF Engiishment. French.
~, RUSSIANS. pf Italians ! ask Il as due 10 3
menity and civilization. | ask Il az due I'd
'seivss because we must act uprlghtiy toward
Last August am iusnrrection broke on, 1,
lea which Il speedily grew evident shat he
'Nins Cuban government was poxeriens 10 | l.
~ lhss government was repeatedly asked a,
boys and girls are trained merely IN literary y,
'pHptshnenfs* 20 the total exclusion Of In. ~
stfsal, manual and technical training he 4,
'asney = 10 unfit them for industrial work a,
s,f ~ m ~ shsm ssnessn to So into H. or ~
tendency which should be strenuousfv
Hh9ted. Our industrial development depends
sey upon technical education including in 90
= term all industrial education. from that | !,
eh hts man 10 be good mechanic a good :
Psnfef or blacksmith. to that which hfs al
r g DO The greatest engineering feat The -.
ilee meehsnie, the skilled workman. can tx
= BECOME such by technical industrial edu'
son.
The department Of agriculture has broken /. 49, /,
A ground In many directions and wear ~ II
= 4 ards how. IA can improve its methods La
aesslep tfesh usefulness Its constant . 4
huatiy wAs notified by the president Of DE
aa that he intended 10 resign. that none ~ -.
eshwr constitutional officers would con, vn
= to carry on The government. and that ne he
powsseas 80 maintain order II was cyi -
u that chaos impending Thanh. 10 ~
Preparedness Of our navy. I was able i'm l y
stately 10 send enough ships to Cuba 10 ~.
went inc situation tresn bscarng nopcices ~
"a accordance ~ith tue so.esiled plat =
sndnenf, which was Embodied In the con
uton Of Cuba. | proclaimed provisional -
srnnSnt for the island. the secretary OF u''
"A ~ a. provisional governor until he
e sent 10 support therr and "a relieve ~ wv
y, me expedition being handled with u,css
siassory speed and efficiency The pro AZ,
cid sossrnmsns sra ~ ~ Us US personnel of -