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money in savings banks.
Oklahoma,

Oklahoma has become a state
standing Oh a full equality with her
elder sisters, and her future is as
sUred by her great natural resources
The duty of the national government
to guard the personal and property
rights of the Indians within her Dor
ders remains of course unchanged.
Alaska.
I reiterate my recommended ions of
last year as regards Alaska. Some
form of local self government should
be provided, as simple and inexpensive
congress to devote the necessary time
to all the little details Of necessary
Alaskan legislation
The courage and enterprise Of the
citizens of the far northwest in their
projected Alaska Yukon-Pacific expo
sition. to be held in 1909, should re-
ceive liberal encouragement. The state
of Washington and the city of Seattle
have shown the characteristic western
enterprise in large donations for the
conduct of this exposition in which
other states are tending generous as
sistance.
Hawaii
Unless the congress is prepared by
positive encoura cement to secure prop
er facilities in the way Of shipping be-
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tween Hawaii and the mainland then
the coastwise shipping laws should be
so far relaxed as to prevent Hawaii
suffering as it is now suffering. aga1r.
call your attention to the capital i'm
portance from every standpoint of
making Pearl harbor available for the
! largest deep water vessels, and of
suitably fortifying the island.
The Philippines.
The secretary of war has gone to the
, init to you his report on the islands.
| Porto Rico.
again recommend that the rights of
citizenship be conferred upon the peo-
pie of Porto Rico bureau of mines
should be created under the control
and direction Of the secretary of the in
| terror; the bureau 10 have power to
collect statistics and make investiga-
tions iii all matters pertaining to min
ing and particularly to the accidents
and dangers of the industry.
i The Public Health.
! There is a constantly growing in
terest in this country in the question
of the pubic health. AT last the pub
F! lie mind is awake to the fact that
many diseases, notably tuberculosis.
! are national scourges The work Of the
; state ard city boards of health should
be supplemented by a constantly in
creasing interest on the part of the
national government.
Presidential Campaign Expenses.
! Under our form of government vot-
ing is not merely a right but a duty.
and. moreover, fundamental and ne
cesSary duty if a m L is to be a good
citizen. II is we'll to provide that cor
porations shall not contribute to pres
idential or national campaigns. AMI
furthermore to provide for the publica-
ton Of both contributions and expen-
ditures
i Ocean Mail Service.
/ I call your esnecial attention to the
unsatisfactory condition Of our foreign
mail service, which, because of the lack
of American steamship lines is now
largely done through foreign lines, and
which. particularly so far as South and
Central America are concerned, is done
in manner which constitutes a seri-
Gus barrier to the extension of our
commerce.
| The Army.
| Not only there is lot now, but there
never has been. any other nation in
the world so wholly free from the evils
| of militarism as is ours. There never
has been any other large nation. not
even China. which for so long period
has had relatively to it's numbers so
small a regular army as. has ours.
Never at any time in our history has
this nation. suffered from nilitarism or
been in the remotest danger of suffer-
ing from militarism. Never at any time
! of our history has the regular army
/ been of size which caused the slight
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For Sale.

Lot in Green's Park Add, sidewalk,
and street graded; inquire Statesma z
office for price and terms.
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Chine,

I ask authority to reform the agree
ment with China under which the in
demnity of 1900 was fixed. by RENTING
land car.ce1ling the obligation of China
for the payment of ali that part of the
stipulated indemnity which is in excess
of the sum of eleven million. six hum
dred and fifty-five thousand, four hum
Idred and ninety-two dollars and sixty
nine cents, and Interest at four per
cent
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lest apreciabie tax upon the tax-pay-
/ ing citizens of the nation. Almost al
ways it has been too small in size and
underpaid. Never in our entire history
has the nation suffered ir. the least par
ticular because too much care has
been given to the army, too much
prominence given it, too much money
spent upon it, or because it has been
too large. But again and again we have
suffered because enough care has not
been given to it, because it has been
too small, because there has not beer.
sufficient preparation in advance for
possible war. Every foreign war in
many times the amount which, if wise
lly expended during the preceding years
iOf peace on the regular army, would
have insured the war ending in but
tior. of the cost that was actually the
lease AS a nation we have always been
Ishortsighted in providing for the eff
cheney of the army in time OF peace. Il
such provision and no one looks ahead
to war at any period, no matter how
remote as being a serious possibility;
while an improper economy. or rather
Iniggardliness. car be practiced at the
expense of our army with the GER
tainty that those practicing it will not
be called to account therefor, but that
the price will be paid by the unfortu-
nate persons who happen to be in Of
flee when a war does actually come.
There are not enough officers; and
lit is impossible to secure enough en-
listed men. We should maintain in
ipeace a fairly complete skeleton of
Ia large army
|: The Navy.
It is evident that it is folly for this
nation to. base any hope of securing
peace on any international agreement
las to the limitation of ornaments.
Such being the fact it would be most
unwise for us to stop the upbuildng
of our navy. To build One battleship
of the best and most advanced type
year would barely keep our fleet up to
it's present force. This Is not enough.
In my, judgment, we should this year
provide for four battleships. But it is
idle to build battleships unless in adj
jdition to providing the men, and the
means for thorough training, we pro-
vide the auxiliaries for them, unless
we provide docks. the coaling stations,
the Golfers ard supply ships that they
need. We are extremely deficient in
lcoaling stations and docks on the Pa
lcific, and this deficiency should not
flonger be permitted to exist. Plenty
,of torpedo boats and destroyers should
be built. Both on the Atlantic and Pa
cific coasts, Notifications of the best
type should be provided for all our
greatest harbOrs.
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Cuba

| A year ago in consequence of revo-
i lutionary movement in Cuba which
threatened The immediate return to
cha os of the island the United States
INTERVIEWED, sending down an army and
establishing a provisional government
under Governor Magoon. Absolute
quiet and prosperity have returned to
the island because of this action. We
are now taking steps to provide for
ELECTIONS in the island and our eXpecta-
ton is within the coming year to be
liable to turf. the island over again to
a government chosen by the people
thereof. 1t is not possible that this ma
Ition should permit Cuba again to sink
into the condition from which we res
cued it.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
I'M THE AUCTION ROOMS.

In the Real Estate Exchange Saesrooms yesterday
Joseph Day sold foreclosure Nos. l42 TO las East
astb St three fix story brick fathouses with stores
-o. 1o0xIoolI feet, to the Mishknd Fenberg Realty
f-or,,ar for si1s57a The about $40 coo
He also sold 223 to 227 East 10th ST.
sx story brick fathouse with store plot lSx10G IL
feet 10 Mshkind -Feinberg Realty Company for
so5 The amount due about s1290o Also sold
foreclosure Nos. 23I 10th St.
brick fathouse plot Al sx1001i feet to
,he Realty Company for $54523 The
n,ount due on the premises s13 00o sold
No 10 Mitchell Place a four story front tenement
house en- lot to Solomon WE'LL. the plain
tiff for IS 5l3. about 3.l00. Mr.. Day
plot. 125x99 IL feet.
the north ST. OF Seventh
10 Isaac Heer for the fixed charges against the
about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, Dec. 6, 1907
ARRIVED.


steamer soesdyk CDutchl Baron. Rotterdam November
Ia he America Line, with passengers ana
M Fire Island 80
tBr) Watson. Hull November ~ to
* with mdse East OF Fire Island at 80
Steamer t1l CID Baker Galveston November go TO the
Pacific Co. with mdse
steamer Princess Anne. Tapley, Newport News and
Norfolk 10 the Old dominion ~ -" WIN passengers ana
steamer Hata. Charles. Baltimore, to II { Eos
steamer Tawnee swain Philadelphia. Clyde ~
steamer civ Of Everett Read Philadelphia with Bar ge
No ~ to he standard OIL Co. with oil
steamer MaravaI ,BrD. Scott Perth Amboy the Trim
idad Shipping and Trading 60. with oil
I[oIn tCierD. Jacobs Bremen November TO
O.IrIchs with 100 cabin and 1904 passen
gers nd mdse Arrived mt the Bar at 2:i5 III.
Graf Waldersee tGer), t;roelich Hamburg
November ~ and Plymouth
Hamburg American Line with 100 cabin ls3 class
nd steerage passengers. malls and mdse. Ar
rived a the Bar at 3:2o p m
steamer Craecia tGer. Kruger. Cape Hayti November
10 Fort de 20. Port Prince "a Marco -
~. Jacmei 26. Santa Marta 10
AMI Inacua December l. the Hamburg Line
with one passenGer mails and mdse Arrived al the Iiar
IA $40 m
ember 70 Singapore october D. Sabang Port said o,
ard AIrers November q. via Delaware Breakwater De
cerber with the American Refining
Vessel Theo s. Co Arrived at the a $50
steamer Nordpo CNor Larsen, Santos October % Rio
ia aneiro 2s Victoria November and pernambuco *
10 the John C seager Co. with coffee. Arrived at the
Bar at 1880 p m
Steamers Teeni- Cr) MessIna; San Migus,
Drumeldrie (Br). jtIsres
Avres etc; t3) Flushing; Bristol (Br) Bristol
III Norte Galveston; Mannheim (Ger). Amstsrdaua
nracbanfeis CGe-) savannah: Jamestown NorfoiL ;
Eaunort Iampasas. Brunswick and No.
Ynm,ri (Cuban). Manzanillo. Cienfuegos. etc. 'e'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
FIVE AUCTION SALES.
FOR P4RCELS S273 900.
James l.. Wells Noe President OF
.IuctiOneers Board.

The volume of business transacted yesterday
in the real estate market was small. Few safes
reported by brokers. In the auction
rooms offering of five parcels changed hahus
the stand of Joseph p Day for S2i3,lfZ. All
the parcels sold at foreclosure the plain
tiffs in four actions getting the properties. The
prices obtained indicated, according to seVeral
expert appraisers present at the sales that the
market for good improved property is far from
being weak.
At the annual meeting of the Real Esta~e
Auctioneers' Association. held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms. Nos. IA and
III Vesey st, James L. Wells was unanimously
elected president of the organization. The other
officers chosen were: Vice-presdent Morris VII
kfns: treasurer. William F. Redmond. and secre-
tary. d. Phoenix Ingraham- S De Walltearss
Bryan l.. Kennedy. Joseph p Day. Samuei
Goldsticker and J. Barry Lounsberry were
elected members of the executive committee.
D. Lenten is going to erect six story brick
hathouse with store on a plot ifSxSo.I on the
south side OF Goth St. 30 feet east of I'd ave-
at cost of SlSo0 1t will be built from plans
by @ F. Pelham. The city filed plans yesterday
for three one-stOry frame portable schools
25x31 feet each the west side of Bainbridge
ave-. between Briggs and Mosholu Park
They will cost $1,000, A twO-story brick dwell
ing house is to be built on the premises No -
East 169th St. for Mrs. +. Bauer. 1t Is to cost
So 200 and will be erected from plans by Will
lam Kenny.
In speaking yesterday about the market for
Long Island lots Edward J. Mccormack said:
There are plentiful evidences of increased in
terest the part of of town buyers in Long
Island real estate This Is probably due in part
to the successful retailing of enormous num-
Der lots. Several big contracts were made last
week with out of town speculators-
1T is also interesting 10 note that Boston in
vestors. following the example of certain COM
panies financed by foreign interests have pur-
chased about sl.7OoOoO worth of property In
Nassau County"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
STANDARD OIL REBATING FINE.
Judge Lands Refuses Company Attorneys
Bill of Exception Request.

f,l,;caco Dec 6-Judge k.s NJ LandIS' OF tile
United States Circuit Court. to-day refused 10
allow the attorneys for the STANDARD Oh company
3, insert in the bill of exceptions 10 ms Judshieh'
of SO 10000 against the company statement ''"'
the 1,analtv was assessed lump sum
-, . Miller attorney for the company, argued
.a, tbe fine had not been imposed in regular l"' III
in that the counts on which ii was based were h"1
snecfed and that. therefore, there was adoi"'n"i
ground for appeal Judge Lands held lha' the h"
WAS $4,000 on each of the l.i62 counts
Mr. Miller also sought TO have inserted IN 'e "i''
of exceptions statements concerning the immunity
granted to the Chicago & Alton Railway CompahE'
but District Attorney Sims combated TINS on 'ic
ground of imma terialty. The question was not
decided to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

- ,,rox Dec. 8. o a. m.-Manoa Q3ritishl Williams
(from Demarara, etc. New York
0" ri,oDIpson tfrom LiverpooD. York
Rio inueiro. Dee. 4-Cirecian Prince Ciritish,
,ntN'tp Dee la Finndre (Dutch) Claude New
York.
shields Dec 5.-TIeios (GermanD. knudsen. New Yor;s
Genoa pee 4-Reglna d'itaIa utaliam. Croppi New
fiverSoa Dec. 6.-Georgic CBritlshl Clark New York
PASSED
Lizard Dec. 6-Seydlitz ttierman). Dewers New York
for Bremen
Gibraltar Dec 6.-Verona tierman), Feyen New Ycrk
singapore. Manila. etc Steamer Nenezla
tFrenchl. jouhert New York fer Marsellies. Naples
Fayai Dec 4. Republic British, McAuley New York
for Naples and Genoa.
sch bee, 6--Californc tF'reuch. L.He,e,ier New
York
Brov Head, bee. 6..-victoran tBrtsh). Hart. New
York Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVE ed

Jsy.rnoo Dec 6-Baltlc (IIr). Ransom New yor, A
" Queenstown: Mauretana d3r) Prchar,l New Wa "a
Via Queenstown '"' n
sucz pee 6-swazi Q4), Mckenzie Calcutta fer pbfa
ieIpha and New York. ma
g., q m-NieUw
RGiIisr New York for Rotterdam ,and nTnrasiDtt ~
mn nee 5-Martelo (I}r) Clark, New York '"-
pir,pus Dee 5-Napolitan Prince (Br) ShepparJ Na.
York via Fayal and Naples. '' NC"
Trieste. Dec 2-Pannona CBr) Irvine. New York vi,
and Naples. -" 10
YORK Chrstansand for Copenhagen ,and W" NV
ceeded). -
Rio (;rande. Dec 4-Castian Prince (sr) ,1anb.rs
New YORK; via Pernambuco Rio de Janeiro and San
Rotterdan,. 5-Deutschland Ger tanE1 u.rdr,,
New York '
Gibraltar. rec 5-Francesca tAusu orrschuek New
York Naples, Palermo. ->'"
SAILED.
Barbados. 9ee b Maranhense (Britishl ster urom
Pa.aJ. New York. ~ ''i'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
LONG ISLAND REALTY COMPANY.

Albany. Dec. 6.-Astoria Investors Company of New
York with capital o s500Oo0 filed certificate
corporation the Secretary 0 to-day. rhe
directors include G H. Porter. of Maplcwood y j.
F L. Zabriskie an A. r Haeer. of YorI
1t learned last might from the directors
that he company had been organized
Long Island of Astoria.
interested own blocks Of property in section
which have been purchased company This prop
.rty will be cut UP held sale when
ditions yesterday the
company would confne its dealings to those who had
certain amount Of capital and that deed would be
given when each piece Of land was sold
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
ARBITRATOR SETTLES SILK STRIKE.

Scranton, Penn, Dec. 6-Monsgnor Coney, OF
Carbondale, arbitrator in the settlement OF the
silk strike affecting eight thousand operatives.
made known his award to-day, giving the EN-
ployes a shorter working day well slight
increase in wages The award Is retroactive 10
October l. when the strikers returned to work. and
is to continue for three years. In future disputes
which cannot be aIncaby adjusted the president
Judge of Lacka wanna County is TO be the arbitra-
tor His decision is be final The Textile Work
ers' Union and the Silk Mill Owners Association
have pledged themselves TO abide by the award
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
FOOD NOT DEAR ON THE IsTHMUs.
Sold to ca:.al Workers st Less than New
York Prices-Big Dam Begun.

Washington Dec 6-Food is sold on the lsthhuS
% r,a,a,,, ,o the canal workers at average cost
loss than in New York. according to statement II
contained in the last issue of THE Canal hecoiu'
inst received here. While in nineteen instances ~
tsthmian prices were slightly hsher thah III - -
York. in thrty-seven instances '"es - The
"a :; oicb+ instances they were equal For tic
svt,--fo,,r items there was a net average OF 81 %
in favor Of the isthTnus. ,.
Tho same authority records the beginning OF "ha'
is said to the largest ralroad ~ ~enipalN-r,e ,,
:; .,, world al Gatun on the line of the new ran
80 poiiroad This embankment crosses the Val
1a, of the Gatuncillo River at an average heie''
of about efghty-two feet is one ana one 'e :.
,;,as long and contains over 100000 CUBIC N'iIuS Vi
material.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

the city must grow along logical and well con-
sdered lines No plan has been submitted Una A. n ~
any way approaches that submitted ,a by tRG Which IS
but the logical development of washington as go
te-npated by Washington, Jefferson and u faaI, III i
with Congress. Now. Congress must De N
ruenced from without not from VII wirn IN ms ms eoo1
of Washington. Your chapter can help IN tnls So So "
works by giving publicity TO the accompanyii,,s i,
resolutions acquainting the people OF your C ,hs
with the facts here narrated. Washington as II.
capital belongs the whole people aI4 LIZ, M
should to il that no body OF hith' IN t5a
r1toue or selfish motives. allowed 10 ploGh ~
artistic Development OF Washington and thereby
indirectly that of the nation.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
TRAnSPACIFic MAILS.

Destination n steamer. Close in New York
Isr,r t.r.a nd China especially ad
MA Srattle)-kumerc. To-day. GOO y Iu
I4.,,,u .Iauau. torra. china and Philip
I,ina islands I,ia san FruncIsco)-Amer
New zealand Australia Except Weso Sa-
moan Islands and New Caledonia (va
~. 600
t'prea China and Philippine Isl
snds CyIn Vancouver snd Victoria. b -
Fmpr~ss of Japan 49, 600 m
Jaunn Corea China especially ad-
dressed only via Tacoma .De 20 IN
Tahiti Marquesas Islands tvta san
Francisco,"Aiarposa ............... % 600 m
Hawaii Philippine Islands (ya
san Francisco1-U $ transport l. 500 IN
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
READY FOR ITS ANNUAL MEETING.

Al a meeting the New Je-sey-New York Real Estate
Exchange held last Tuesday at its rooms. No 141
Broadway plans for the meeting the exchange
Jersey City January % completed. Frank
stevens president of she Jersey Brokers'
Of he organization.
Joseph p. Day called attention TO the growing i'm
portance of the four northern of Jersey
namely Hudson, Essex Bergen Union which in his
Judgment should included the metropolitan
Filht new members elected a number of appli-
cations were referred 20 the membership committee
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
IuRE MAKERS RAISE PRICE.

Glasgow Dec. 6.-As result Of the agreement
reached yesterday between the tube makers OF
the United States. Germany and Great Britain 10
put an end to international competition. the Scotch
manufacturers to-day advanced the price 20 shil-
lings a ton. The agreement of the tube makers
Will be ratified a meeting TO be held in Paris
early next week. which representative OF the
United States Steel Corporation will be present
Representatives of American and British sheet
makers are expected TO meet next week to discuss
d working agreement covering their output.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
MORE FINANCIAL AID FROM FRANCE

Paris. Dec. 6-The Bank of France, expressing
the desire of France further to assist the United
States financially. it is reported, will continue in
definitely TO remit gold 10 the United States by
discountng American commercial paper or else
by sending gold England through the purchase
of time sterling bills This aid will be rendered so
long as it needed with the understanding that
the Bank of France viii meet first the gold re
o,,iSn,ents of French banking institutions.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Philadelphia. which reported Island As $50
miles Sandy Hook 1880 IA IA yesterday Is
pected o dock about Sunday.
The Iusitarja which reported go miles Of
Sandy Hook Lghtshp O:s0 IN yesterday is expected
20 dock about $50 a Sunday.
The Celtic. which reported from Sasconset as \,
Of Nantucket fightship a IN YESTERDAY
expected to Il IN o
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
SALE OF NEW JERSEY PARCELS.

The Rdgewood Development and Construction Company
has made the following safes of parcels: To
II. : German. house Goodwin ave. for 81 SO.
To Ernst Sandman. Of Stapleon Island house
and three lots Knickerbocker for Sc loo: 10 { II
Croker Of Brooklyn house and lot in Ethebrrt ave for
5000: to F. L. M-rsereau Port Richmond Staten Island
acres. PsTsmus Road for 81 100
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
REALTY NOTES.

q. Tuott & Co have leased for J. Pascusz seven
story tenement house No "a Is elizabeth st FOR a
term OF three years aggregate OF 10000
Alexander J. Roux x Co. have leased floor
OF the building corner Firth ave and
I'D for Charles II yelling
10 Nat Levy GO Tor a OF years.
Max Solomon has leased the top loft building
Nos. 1876 and 13s West I'D a Of five years
J. Clarence Davies sold for May No sos Kos
suth Place. Union. y. J.. family house.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Mark. Werdenschlag & PETIT have fod "a client
three fathouses No. Ia5th st on a plot
75x100
Mark ]. Collitzen has sold the northwest OF
Avenue md 18th q story house. on
lot -. feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
NEW ENGLAND PLANTS RESUME.

Ieouinster Mass Dec. 6.-Notices were posleu
to-day in the shirt factory of the CIuett-
con1panv in this town. announcing 10 thelr t"o
Thousand employees that beginning to-day the plant
would be run on full time. For several weeks Ihe
factory has been curtailing and running on irresu
lar time The eight hundred employees OF the r A
Whitney Carriage Company were told TO-DAY ua'
on Monday the factory would resume on fun time
schedule
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

nRoPosAIS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS AND
/ WALKS. AND GRApING--WHr Department. ONCE
OF the Constructing Quartermaser New London Conn.
%oyenbrr l. 1pOT.-Seacd proposals for the
49, ~ roads and sidewalks and
n, For, III G. Wright. y. Will be until
II 40 a m December II. 1907. and then opened.
formation furnished application. Envelopes
should be endorsed to show their
srd addressed WILLIAM +. HORTON. Capt. q NJ
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
Country Property for Sale.

T OCUST KNOLL WEST HEMPSTEAD. L. L
highly subdivided into half acre plots
from Particulars and free transportation
RALPH /. HUTCHINSON. Madison ave. y l.
MAGNIFICENT SITES FOR DETACHED HOMES.
vi with garden plots of 10 10 acres at Oakdale on
Great Bay. W. X. ASTON (owner). 50 Wall
St. New York
1ToNTCT.AIR y. J.-HIGH. DRY. HBALTHFUL~
M or particulars. gladly furnished by IRA
NJ TAYLOR & WATERHOUSE. opposite Lackawanna
Station.