The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07
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Nh, Rlckweu said IN his speech
sfazt II elected 10 congress he would
fsym . hU permitting owners Of Iogged
oH lands " exchange the same with
the go7sTment ior land With nstured
standing timber In our view this
would pove u benefit only 10 large
ssw mill men, who oun ninety per
cent u the lOgged of lands In this
state. Certainly Mr.. Rockwell should
get the support d all the big mill
owners In his district on proposition
u this kind. Bat, ne are tempted 10
ask, hon will II stnke those who have
no logged of lands 70 exchange.
WIN they approve 81 his policy1 We
do not think 70.
Mr.. Rockwell also said In his speech
that he opposed Mr.. Eooseyelts policy
u withdrawing coal land from entry.
Here also ne heartily agree with his
policy. Ninety five per cent Of the
coal land In the United States,
barring thst still owned by the
government, has gone into the
hands u large corporations. No
poor man can open coal mine.
Making II possible ln a homesieader
or any other poor man 70 take up coal
land Is only tempting him TO take up
land for a coal company as was done
In Wyoming. A reading Of the
Wyoming coal land steal would make
a man like Abe ReuG blush. There
was enough lying and stealing done
there 10 send whole state to perdItion.
Does Mr.. Rockwell want 10 see the