The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-06


President recommends
Postal savings unnks
20 commend to tuo favorable a1usII.
.fli.". Hl tNH congress r. postal aHE.
.NE. "|NN .t"t"w. uH recommended nU
'Hr postmaster E,nrrU. The prIuI..
object .. Ir encourage among our goo.
pI. economy HHu THRIFT ana bv tHa aaa
H' postal savings banks Co give h.u
900 opportunity Goo husband their r..
.nUr.U. particularly those who have
mott inr facilities 600 hand f1r depusIt.ua
fN.Ir money BOO SAVINGS banks Viewed.
however. from Che experience uf tUs
rI.t fuw wnrks. it la evident TINT tHt
advantage OF such uu institution UrH
auU mur. ftr.rtsuulug Timld dppnH.
.ture have Withdrawn their saving" Goo.
iHa twH hr.ng from national banks. Iu.
IlNIuuHlH h1N. boarded their DHHH and
Che wurkIuEuru their garniura. 400
Hi which money has boon Withdrawn
md Kept lu hiding or boo th, sufu uu.
p'Hlt huN Co tho uutrlWvnt uf pros.
HHfiiN Through the agency OF thu IH..
Nl savings banks such money would nu
restored Co che channels of trud. tn
ihH mutual htuUut uf capital and IlUHT
u fuftnur commend Co the ruusrD.
tho consideration OF the postmaster
generals recommendation fur 900 ,r.
tension of tHr parcel post especially un
/ thu rural routes. There are now .s.
D
/ 600 people who du mot have Che 600
,antuE,s " tbv inhabitants OF cities Boo
obtaining their supplies. Those recon.
mundnuunH have been drawn up fo
/ huuout tho farmer and thc country
Hiurykr.UDr. otherwise. I should mot
favor thrm. FOR believe that DC IH good
policy tUr uur government tp dn every .
| iuiuE possible tu aid tnr ampu town
aud the country district % o. doaIutbi.
/ That thU country merchant should NOT
] Iu crushed out
'rho fuurth.ClHrH pnatm1HtDrs con.
| yDuuon hHa passed very strong rrHo.
] lutiuu Doe favor OF placing the fourth
] class puHtmNHtorH under tho Ciyll-HtrNa
] too law The administration hnH al
] ready put into eject the policy NJ rr.
/ fuHinE Co remove uuN fnurth.cl1Hs post
| masters save Tor reasons connected
| with the good uf the service, aud BE- ia
! rnd,pNuriug Hu f1r aH possible Co re-
| move them from the domain of partisan
| politics II would be- u most desirable
/ thing 60 put the fDurth-clnsH poHtmta-
trrH in the classified service"
lie rruUws hia recommendation ~
last year in regard tn Alaska. calls az.
| tDntlun Co the admission nf oklahoma
HH state, urges the importance uf pro-
| tldinE shipping relief Tor Hawaii. asks
Tor citizenship Tor Porto iticaua. aud
| promises submission ~ Secretary
| pmclnl returns.
Ito asks Tor the creation " a bureau
! NJ mines, recommends the providing OF
funds Tor preserving Tho Hermitage
| the home uf Andrew jackson. and tho
erection nj "a naval monument at
! Nlchrburr
Corporation Contributions
to tumpniEn Expenses,
Under our form Of government voting
Q al.
moreover fundamental and nrgvaaHr,
duty " n man iH to Doe u good citizen.
10 ~ wrl tu provide that corporations
shall not contribute 20 presidential ur
national campaigns. and Furthermore la
provide Tor the publication of both con.
uihuuous and expenditures There b.
however. nlwuyH danger in laws nf this
Kind. which from their very nature nrt
iinicult pf enforcement. the danger bcinr
lest they De- ubrYod only hy the honest
and dlaohUyod by tho interruptions, no
uH 20 not only nH a penalty upon honest
mon Moreover NO such law would ham.
per an interruptions man OF unlimited
means from buying hia own wny into Of.
Zee. There ~ very radical measure
which would. ! believe. work auhatan.
tinl Improvement In our system OF con,
Quoting "a campaign. although 1 ntn well
aware that q viii take some time fui
people 90 uo fnmillnrizo themselves with
]
s,das IA sdspsl.t,- -li,a ,.s-sl fsa s,s,lles,i.
inF large rhmpnlHn funda womb vanisN I
congress provided an Appropriated To-
tho proper ana legiumato expenses o
each ~ the great national parties, an ap
| preparation ample enough 90 meet TN
necessity for thorough organization nni
machinery. which requires q large "a
penditure ~ money Then the nupula
ton should De made that mo- party re-
4 coiylng campaign funds from the troaauri
should accept more than n nNcd amour
from any individual subscriber or donor
ana tho necessary publicity Tor receipt
. ana expenditures could without dinicull
. boz provided"
, Wants Improvement In the
/, ocean Mail service.
~ call your especial attention to tho un
satisfactory condition 81 our foreign mai
service. which. because OF tho lack o
American steamship lines o. now lnrgol
. l0u0 through foreign lines. ana which
. particularly Ho flr nH South ana Contra
i America are concerned. ls done In man
! / nor which constitutes "a serious barrier
r. to tho extensions Of our commerce
70 ''rho time has come. IN my Judgment
- Iu srt 90 work seriously 10 make on
O. ocean mail service correspond mor'
- loosely with our recent commercial nnt
10 political development beginning wa
ID nude by fhr ocean mail act M March 3
I1l hut oven ut lut umo the act WA
/. SHOWN Co hu inadequate 'n various par
uaulnrH. Since chat time events hny,
b moved rapidly In our history We have
. acquired Hawaii, tho Philippines. Hnt
'ussrr islands lu tnH l'Ir.nc. We nr,
steadily prosecuting tbr FrDut work o
uniting ut uHr lHfNmuH tho waters ~ th,
] Atlantic and tuu Pacific. To "a CREATE
| .EtHut than scented probably uyou
q / dozen ErurH uFu WH may look Co ui
d ] american future ono Tine Hru worthy o