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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
TwENTY-sEvENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

I IN
The First Election District is bounded by
and within w 10th st, 9TH ave, w 3Sth St
The second Election District is bounded by
and within ". 43d St. 18th ave. w 4oth ST.
any The third Election District is bounded by
and within W. 46th st, 18th ave. w 43d ST
'ii The Fourth Election District is bounded by
and within W. 49th St, 9TH ave, w 10th St
IT The Fifth Election District is bounded by
and within ". sd st, eth ave. w 49th st
a'' The sixth Election District is bounded by
and within W. 57th ST, 9TH ave, w 53d ST
a' The seventh Election District is bounded by
and within W. 57th st, 9th ave- w a5th st
AM The N Eighth Election District is bounded by
and within ". 55th st. 9Th ave, ". SD St.
The Ninth Election District is bounded by
and within ". $50 st, 9th ave. w 49th St
The Tenth Election District is bounded by
ST. a diagonal line from the corner of ". 41th
st and 9Th ave. to the corner of ". 18th St
The Eleventh Election District is bounded
by and within ". 18th st. eth ave. W. 40th
The TweIfth Election District is bounded by
and within W. 40th St. 9Th ave, W. seth St
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded
By and within w 36th Vt, 9th ave. w 3lst
The Fourteenth EIectio. District is bounded
by and within W. 3lst St. 9Th ave. w. 18th
The he Fifteenth Election District is bounded
by and within ". seth st, Z. 36th St, Madi-
son ave. f SD st. 9th ave. W. 18th st. and
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded
by and within F. sd St, Madison ave, f. saith
st. Lexington ave. +. 3lst st. Attn ave, E.
3Oth and 9Th ave.
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded
by and within F. 39th St, 30 ave, E Bath ST
ana Lexington ave.
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded
by and within f. 10th st, 3D. ave, f. 18Th st.
and Lexington ave
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded
bv and within W. 3Sth ST. E 3sth st. Madison
ave. F. 10th St, Lexington ave- E. oath St.
Madison ave, F. 38th St, w. seth st. and 9th
ave.
The Twentieth Election District is bounded by
and within F 10th ST. Madison ave, E 3Sth
st w 3Sth st. 9th ave. and W. goth st
The Twenty-first Election District is bounded
by and within ". 46th st. 9TH ave- W. 10th ST.
and 9th ave.
The Twenty second Election District is bound
ed hy and within +. 18th St. Park ave, +. 46th
St Lexington ave, Z. 10th st. and 9th ave.
The Twenty-thiTd Election District Is bounded
by ard within ". 50th st, 18th ave, ". 46th ST.
10 the corner Of 18th ave, thence a diagonal
and 9Th
The T',venty-fourth Election District is bound
ed bv ana within ". SD ST. 9th ave, F. 54th
St Park ave, z. 49th st, 18th ave. W. Both
The TWenty-ffth Election District is bounded
by and within E 55th St Lexington ave, E
46th st Park ave, E. 54th st. and Madison
Tho Twenty sixth Election District is bound
I'd nv and within W. 57th st, f. 57th st, Park
ave T 55th st. Madison ave. F. saith st. 5th
ave W sd st. and 9Th ave.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
Car 10 Causes Mishaps at
Atlanta Auto Race.
L0ZlER MACHINE Is WINNER
Speedway Grand Prize and 5000 in
Cash Are Captured by Joe Koran,
Making Seventy Miles an Hour, For
$50 Miles.
CBy Associated FIeasJ

ATLANTA, GA. Nov. Joe Koran.
going steadily at seveEty-two miles an
hour in a Eozier car, today won the
25o-mile speedway grand prize, To-
gether with $1,000 In cash Number
10. ia letters two feet high. was al
fixed to r. v Church's Simplex, ana
the number was regarded as hoodoo
by drivers and spectators
When the big Is began to swing
around the track with the leaders IN
the first twenty-five miles, several
other engines got balky and had 70
be stopped at the pits and coaxed INTO
action. Ralph Mulford's Lozier
sheared a pin on its cam rod. the de-
lay putting IL beyond the reach OF the
1000. Then No 13 blew tire. and
straightwav il appeared that they were
nearly ali blowing tifes. FiRliy.
after No. Is had Jumped the track on
its foriieth mile, Louis Disbrov's Pope
Hartford chose the scene OF this
smash. hidden. from the grandstand,
TO break down. Disbrow pushed ..is
car through the same hole IN the
fence that ~ had made. This caused
the true but misleading report that
~Disbrow has gone through the fence.
and for fifteen minutes there was
anxiety IN learning the harmless man
ner n which prsbrov did the feat.
Burman. driving q Marquette-Buick.
could not shake on the tire hoodoo.
stepping just nine ti1ss with tires
ripped OF. After his two most dan
xerous rivals. Harroun ard Dawson.
had quit the track with engine trouble.
Burman made made chase after no
ran. whose even driving he'd put him
ahead. With Burman In striking DIS
lance Of Horsn. both stopped on ever
terms with nat tires. but Burnans
helpers. for the second time during
tie afternoon. grabb~s up the vronx
ire. which dld not ~. and lost al
his hard-ron gains trying % PIT u or.
Koran meanwhile drove INTO safe
lead
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
TAKES HAND IN STRIKE
Strong Pressure 10 Brought TO End
the Sig Labor War Es-
pressmen.


NEW YORK. Nov 7.--Strong pres
sure 10 end the express strike was
brought 10 bear upon the six trans
continental express companies today
by the Merchants Association of New
York.
The association, In letter TO the
companies, quotes the statement OF
Mayor Gaynor that the negotiations
for a settlement failed on one point
only, namely, the companies would
not acquiesce In the request of the
men that none of them should be dis
charged for the reason that he had
joined the union" and says this posi-
TOMS unreasonable and should be
receded from. il was said today, fol.
lowing the sympathetic strike OF 1000
chautfeurs and cabmeR.
While talk of general strike was
heard freely today. the strike leaders
would give no intimation that such
action is contemplated at least.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
HEAD AND SHOULDERS
TORN FORM HIS BODY
Richmond Machin,st's Helper Meets
Horrible Death In Plant Of Amer
lean Tobacco Company.

RICHMOND, VA. Nov. Losing
his balance while az work on top OF
a boiler. Jesse Hitchcock. a machin-
lists helper, fell backward and was
literally beheaded in the American
Tobacco Company's stemmery, I'LL
South Seventh street. this morning.
The mans head and shoulders were
torn from the trunk of his body. His
face was mashed and lacerated SO
that it was difficult to recognize his
features.
The accident occurred at 1880
o'clock. and was witnessed by Charles
B. Williams, a boilermaker, employed
by the Strickland Machine Company,
the concern for which Hitchcock
worked, and John w. Richards, engi
neer at the tobacco company's plant.
Hitchcock was standing on the I'M
even surface of the boiler, holding a
rope attached to the stack, which was
being drawn upward about foot. the
workman slipped and fell. Before his
body touched the floor the rope be-
came twisted about his waist and
rapidly revolving shaft, buffeting him
about helplessly.
Engineer Richards dashed forward
and made an effort to rescue Hitch
cock He was powerless to render
any assistance. and was himself in
jured by being struck over the eye
by TIitchcock's boot The engine was
then shut of, but the helper had been
crushed into an almost unrecogniza-
bile mass
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Nov. T.
with traditional optimism. the lead
ers OF both the Republican and Dem
ocratic parties predict that at the polls
tomorrow layee majorities would be
rolled up for their candidates for the
legislature and the state Offices. Chair
man Edwin s. Lee. OF the Republican
state committee. was sure that on
joint ballot the next legislature would
return Albert j. Beveridge to the
United States Senate by a majority
OF not less than %. Chairman Stokes
Jackson. of the Democratic state COM
mittee. figured out that by the same
majority John Worth Kern would he
elected to succeed Beveridge in the
senate.
Republicans predicted that tomor-
rows election would BIO one of the
closest in Indiana's history and the
betting boards In indianapolis tonight
bore only even bets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
FINISHES HARD FIGHT
FOR REPUBLICAN TICKET
Former President Continues His At
tack on John A. Dix Up To His Last
Campaign Speech and Turns Artil-
iery on Candidate for Governors
coi!eaaues-Ail Teols Of Tammany.


NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Conideniiy
predicting the election of Henry Ia
Stimson. Theodore Roosevelt tonight
completed his campaign for the Re-
publican party. which has extsnded
over more than q month and has been
carried into New York. Massachusetts,,
New Hampshire, Ohio. Indiana and
Iowa.
In his own state. Colonel Roose-
welt has, in great part. been carry
ing the weight of the campaign on
his own shoulders. and has found q
burden which taxed his strength and
which he was glad to lay down to-
night. He was tired when II was
over. but he said that he had en-
joyed every day Of It.
The colonel delivered two speeches
this afternoon, and six tonight, not
counting an address before birth
day dinner given in his honor by the
Hungarian Republican Club at. Cals
Boulevarde and campaign speech al
Astoria. l.. ].
swe are going to knock them
through the ropes. was the way
Colonel Roosevelt put 1t in his
speeches today. He c5Hinued his at
tack on John A.. Dix. and at times
switched his fire 10 Mr.. Dix's assoc
iates on the Democratic ticket.
Are Tools cf Yammsny.
Il ask you 10 lock at what Mr.. Dix's
supporter, the Evening Post. says OF
Mr.. Dix's colleagues" he said. "Mr.
Dix says he wants to turn The cal
cium light of publicity on the wrong
doors at Albany Let him turn II on
the men running son his own ticket.
The Evening Post says of his candi-
date for lieutenant governor that he
is a member Of the Smith-Waed ma
chine and a man of mediocre capac-
ity: of the candidate for comptroller.
that ne is man OF bad executive rec
ord and sobservient Tammany tool
who should he defeated: of the csndi-
date for treasurer. that the charges
against him involved the holding OF
franchises and the Juggling OF con-
tracts: that he is a ward OF Sheehan
and William ]. Corners political ma
chine IN Buffalo. and should be de-
f.eated: OF the candidate for attorney
general. that he was a willing tool OF
Murphy and William J. Corners. and
that his candidacy is an insult to all
decent men,
Would Control caasi Fund.
THAT these four men are the CHIEF
on the ticket with Dix That they
could control the canal fund commits
sion. which is to spend hundred mil
lion dollars: and actually you are
esked 10 support a man who i. trying
TO carry into power four associates OF
such character
In all his speeches today Colonel
Roosevelt repeated his attack On Mr.
D.x's labor record. saying that the
Democratic candidate had admitted
that some of his employees worked
thirteen hours a day.
After making his last speech.
Colonel Roosevelt went on to Oyster
Bay to spspd the night He expects
20 remain al home tomorrow and viii
vote at noon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08

The latter tried for altitude, but was
compelled TO descend. after reaching
a height of $40 feet because OF motor
trouble.
Three minutes before the closing
bomb was fired. Willard began a
short fight in a Curtiss biplane.
Latham's flight over the city did not
count in his duration score. as il was
finished before the official opening OF
the days flights.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Gossip OF the
hotel corridors and the talk OF the
street had IL today and tonight that
the campaign betting odds in these
last prediction hours, were fiuctuat'
ing between to On Dix. and -
TO on Dix. The Republicans charge,
however, that the betting is largely
fictitious. and that the prices are quot
ed for wash" bets only, In which
no money changes hands.
Il was reported tonight that just
after the close of the stock exchange
today, one broker offered $4,000 10
$4,000 on DIX and found no Stimson
takers.
A considerable amount of Stimson
money from Buffalo appeared late
this afternoon. but the askers wanted
20 l and found no takers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
Situation In Alabama.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Nov. I'm.
dications point to 11o,Q0o votes being
polled in Alabama tomorrow, and OF
this Emmett O'Neal, Democrat, will
get $4,000. the normal Democratic
vote. and the two Republican tickets
will split the remainder. The prohi-
bition element will try TO elect CON
trolling number Of the legislature.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
TRANSFERS IN, THE NAVY.
Several Changes Are Ordered at the
Norfolk Navy Yard.
(Special to the Daily Pressl.

Especial to the Daily Press).
WASHINGTON. d. C., Nov. THE
following naval orders have been is
sued: Passed Assistant Surgeon T.
o. j.. Eytinge. detached from duty,
naval hospital, Norfolk, Va, and or
dered 20 the South Dakota: Assistant
Surgeon II. A. Garrison, to duty. ma
val hospital Norfolk. Va; Naval Con
structor W. G. Du Bose, detached
from duty navy yard. Norfolk, Va,
and ordered to duty bureau of con
struction and repair, navy depart
ment; Naval Constructor II. l.
Wright detached from duty, Mare Is
land. California, and ordered TO duty
navy yard, Norfolk, Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
Election Returns Tonight

Special arrangements have
been made BY Toe Daily Press
for giving the pvsiie the cleo
ton returns tonight The As
socisted Press bulletins, receiv-
Cd over the leased wire IN this
Office. will be hsshes ~ sterc-
opsicon across the street 20 =
canvas on M,essy's hotel
building - quickly ~ trey are
received. The Southern Sell
Teicphonc Company viii install
three s6oitionsl phones IN this
Office % thst infornstion may
Be given without oeisy 20 All
VINO call for a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
FAIR WEATHER
FOB ELECTIONS.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. Z.
Fair weather during. election
day is predicted by the weather
bureau. so far as the greater
part of the country is concern
ed. New York will suffer most.
according to the forecast. for IN
the northern and western parts
of that state there will be snow
fiurTies and the skies probably
will be overcast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
Little Interest In Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. with the
exception of the contest In the Eighth
district between william NJ. Howard
and S. J. Tribble. both Democrats. and
in the Seventh. where Gordon Lee,
Democrat. is opposed by Walter Aker-
man. Republican. little interest is TAX
en- in the Georgia congressional cleo
ton.
A light vote is expected tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
In Care Of the Yorktown.
fBy Assoc,asel Irast

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov. L.
American interests at Amapsla. Hon
durass during the next few days will
be In the care OF the United States
gunboat Yorktown. which arrived 81
that port today to relieve the Prince
ton and watch developments IN the
contehtion betweea President Davila
and General vaIdarex for control OF
the garrison at Amapala.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
Both Parties Claim Oklahoma.

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. NOV Z.
The most conservative estimate OF
Democratic leaders as to the probable
majority for the state ticket tomor-
row Is $4,000. With so per cent OF
the negro vote eliminated by the re-
Gently adopted grandfather clause.
the highest estimate is 10000 The
Republican state chairman claims vic
tory by ten thousand to twenty-five
thousand
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
Father J. {. Collins Appointed.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. bishop
vsnd.evlver. OF The diocese OF Virginia.
has appointed Rev. Father James r.
Collins. OF Harpers Ferry, W. Va. TO
the pastorate Of ST. Andrews Cstho-
lie church, Roanoke. to succeed Rev
J. W. Lynch. who resigned Sunday,
after a passionate Of 80 years. Father
Lynch viii assume charge Of the
church al Harpers Ferry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
Democrats Claim Gains in Maryland

BALTIMORE, MD, Nov a.-AIl ar
rangements for election tomorrow in
Maryland are finished The Demo
Gratis seem very confident OF gaining
two, and even three members Of con-
gress, while the Republicans feel reas-
onabiy sure they will hold their own.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08

Tsft eees Homo . vots.

HARRISBURG. PA. Nov 7.--Prezi-
dent Taft. Oh hts vay 70 Cinelnnau
10 vote. passed through here at ~
tonight The President announced
that he had decided 10 spend two
more summers ~ Beverly. Mass, ant
hat he had signed today two years
lease Of the Peabocr nc<se a. fhet
place. This house II not or the ocean
front a. was the cottage Mr. Tar
occupied last year and this. but oc-
cupIos q enc h1l Esd y surrounded
by s. acres Of wooded lands znd "a
dens.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
Fighting Dick Knocked Out.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Nov. TN
fight claimed to be for the welter-
weight championship OF the world,
Harry Lewis. OF New York. Knocked
out Fighting Dick Nelson here tonight.
The end came in the second round of
a scheduled ten round bout before the
American Athletic Association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
Democrats Claim Texas.

DALLAS. TEXAS. Nov. Conf
dent of an overwhelming majority,
Democratic leaders throughout the
state tonight claim the election OF
their entire state ticket and congress
sional delegation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
sUNoA, CONTRACTS ILLEGAL
Court Holds 81. LouIs Newspaper Vic
lated Law.

KANSAS CITY, MO, Nov. Con.
tracts for advertising In newspapers
published on Sunday were declared
void by Judge j. NJ. Johnson In the
Kansas City Court of Appeals today.
The Sunday labor laws Of Missouri
the court held, we're violated when
such newspapers we're printed. and
therefore. any seontract for work in
connection with the publication would
also necessarily be illegai.
The decision was handed down In
the case OF the owners of the St
Louis Republic against jeremiah Cul-
bertson. president Of an exploration
company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
BETTING RUNS LIVELY
Exciting Scenes About Book
makers at jamestown.
LARGEST CROWD OF MEET
Field Mousss Victory in Third Is Fes-
ture Of the Days Evsnts-compten,
20 to 1 Shot, Comes Out Second.
Summary Of Rsees-E.ries Today.
Cyy Associated Prsssl

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. Field
Mouse's victory In the third race mile
event was the best feature at the
jamestown Jockey Club track today
Compton. a 20 . shot, was up with
Field Mouse at the finish and was
Just . nose from winning first money.
A. the eighth pole Field Mouse was
apparently beaten, but Dugan's strong
finish made her first at the post
Royal Onyx. at Is to I. in the first
event, won habdily against Takahira.
an even money fayorite that was
heavily played.
With fine Indian summer" weather.
the crowd was larger today han
probably any day Of the present meet
The track was fast There were nj
teen books on today. the largest num-
Der in the history Of the Jamestown
track, and the betting was lively In
deed, the exciting scenes about the
book-mskers hsing such as were never
before Witnessed in this part Of the
country.
summary % Races.
First Rsce-Four-year-o,d and CD
wards: selling: six furlongs., ROYAL
Onyx. lis (Allen). Is TO :. 5 70 1. 2
70 /. won. Tskshira. 11i (Gsoss).
even. 2 to ,. oct. second. Cheek. lis
(Minder). Z 10 /. 2ik to I. out. third
Time. f:I5 Is. Lady CAilton. Jennie
Wells. Laughing Eyes. sonncr Night
and Won Lear also ran.
Second Rsce-Threc-year-o. and
upwards: selling. I've and one-half
furiougs cooney X. 100 Duesnl. ?
to 5. ont. won. Herpes. % (kili.px-
worth. 8 10 I. even. ont. second:
Hazesfkcspe. fof fMcCahe). 40 20 I.
10 10 f..2 70 7. third. Time, f:os. Ram
pare and Toniia slsosran.
Third Racs-TEree-ycar-olds std ID
wards: one mile. Field Mousse, III lDu-
ean). % 20. ost Won. Compton.
fCouffr.cf on PAGE Sirl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
Mississippi Democratic.

JACKSON. MISS, Nov. lit is
conceded by leaders of all parties that
the Democrats will full con-
gressionai delegation TO Washington.
No other candidates will be voted for
at tomorrow,s election.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Nov. =
A parade Of women aad children, anti
local option advocates. through The
streets tonight. featured the close Of
the prohibition campaign in Jackson
Vile. The local opfionists have not
changed their belief that the state
vide prohibition amendment would be
defeated. The ptohibitionlsts are
equally confident OF victory.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08

NEW ORLEANS. la. No7. Al
though the night before. indications
are for the election Of all Democratic
nominees. the Republicans are plan
ming to contest the election in the
First and Second districts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, Nov. l.
Only a small vote is expected 10 be
poiled tomorrow. when candidates for
congress VIII be elected Arkansas
viii likely return an uEbroken Dem
oc-atic delegation
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
No Contest In South csroIins.

COLUMBIA. s. C Nov. The
nlEht before election finds South Car
DINA with no political contest u =
q foregone conclusion that all Demo
cratic nominees viii Be elected
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08

night that he supposed somebody
would tell him the lows. and II not,
that he should hear Il the new dag.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
Battle N virgiais.

RICHMOND. VA Nov. 7.-Virgini'
election Interest centers IN the Nints
and Fifth districts. The vote IN The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08
BIG BETTING ODDS
GO TO SIDE OF DIX
Over 3 to | is Wagered on
Democratic Nominee. for
Governor Of New York.
|eIeCII0N FORECASTS
FROM MANY SECTIONS

Republicans Predict Closest Vote In
History Of Indiana and kern's
Friends Claim Victory for Him to
the United States senate-ProhibI.
ton Fight ls On In Florida.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-08

THE DAILY PRESS ls the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service of the Asso-
clated Press.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
DEVELOPMENT OF ALASKA

That was decidedly good talk which
MIR. Daniel Guggepkeim gave TO the
Associated Press about Alaska. That
region. he thinks. must Ultimately ben.
ent from the Federal invcs.igatIon Of
its affairs. for such I'm Investigation
advcrI:ses Alaska to the country. makes
people everywhere acquainted with its
great riches and resources, and the
possibility of settlement. support, and
money making there. What the Gug-
gCnhelms have doro in Alaska. as he
stated, is but the beginning. There is
little progress made so far, and when
he calls upon the Government TO stop
talking and do something, he talks lust
as practical man of affairs and in
the interests or The development of TINT
country. Surely it is time thar our
Government did something SO that peo
pie can 90 to Alaska and deyelon rho
natural resources there as thew have
done IN other territories that have !,een
admitted as States and TINT are seeking
for Statehood. We can all IMAGINE
what would have been the evil case Of
the Territories of the United Statcs
from the first, even extending as far
back as the Northwest and the South.
west Territories, if the Government had
mtcrposed the same obstacles in tbe
way of the settlement and development
OF those regions that it is now seeking
to Interpose in Alaska and elsewhere
throughout this western country S,n
pose there had been propaganda
against developing the water power.
against The obtaining or opening Of coal
mlnes' or other natural riches in Ken
lucky Tennessee. Ohio, Indiana, Hi.
nois and all of the older States: sun
pose there had been demand enforced
by all of the power of the Federal Gov.
ernment that trees should not be cut
down, that farms should not he opened