The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01
CONSTELLATION THAT LOCkS ar.
What the AIIrGr,I service of CLAWS 10 the
People Means Nhrn NnnlN sci.


, question Of vial impor,sn.'' to he e,sre
/ country that ol she rrvt'rr ..l ' i-" on
NsrvaIlOa II our natural resource o. iHe
1lisru-slon at thi- there seem. 10 ~ an
Z amount OF mtsappTSnen-i"n TOO -rrh TOT
any one man 10 CN"rrurn hut io one recent
. writer I should '.Ar 30 rcri' In The Mar
number at tns. iwsrtrTH NGg'r.Hs NJ.
stewart Edward White sums gp the en'ie
attitude pf th" pinobot pisti,tn- AZ q -'fsl'
sentence a. fpllnv- once AKA M. 'tt va
tnterv-ninr the 'ual lani- we're saved Tor
4 the people
/ What doe, that li-gull. mean n means
. that - great depo-H Of .uai. PLACED Where
I u l. urgently nee i"i 81 the present iiW"'
I must remain uufourE"t hy any ous. 80 that
I u ~, ONES of rr httle NHlu" 90 the Icolls
A. u It osd not -,t-' That uni'riun,i'iN
~ the ~uttt fNut ta- 700 I1ng rir-'. "rl1 IA orr
con-erN alton 'h". rirH What j. '"u Tor
except 80 lease 49, stored energy win
Nhi'h 10 create something more useiu ~ ana
valuable than an under ground deposit
This coal ~ saved Tor the people u ~
saw 81 deep IN the bowels Ol the earth aud -
as secure as The mtSer's millions IN his
strOaR box. and as Naiue,ess
While this coal j. being saved for the
people, what waste l. gong on that might
/ be prevented by it, use Our Government
4 IL paying from o.. to tIt ton for 'oAl for
use Of our Pacific feet which. we're coal
being mined IN Alaska. could be produC ed
! for less than 81 ton We are wasting a. q
conseauen,e from ~ to - Tor every ton OF
coal burned and oar navy burns tuoVpO Iohs
| on the Pa ifc Soa-t annually lhis annual
cost. of Which from =, 10000 to %, 90 90 "
! waste. j. being paid By the people A. one
time Of psaces Whatever may be The an.
swer. Il IA pertinent TO ak u m the event ~
! war the M rea-ed .SSt would he = i ar
Pacific largely from tardin makes ne
Journey around tape Horn in foreign bot
toms and We pay Tor its transportation.
This IL paid To foreign mine owners and for
eign ship Ow ner- - a tribute 70 our thrlit
Ina the ~ ent OI war vheH without coal We
would be helpless. ;his becomes contTabandf
nor do We oNn me coilieTs an Nhi'h We could
] transport u even u We could obtain " -
moi a rttght Of she INA ginattOn to assume
tuAt a scarcity OF coal IA the factnc might
give 10 any foreign Power he control OF me
, Hawaiian Islands from which To operate
a. base upon our Pacific coast -
War - remote contingency, " VIII %
bic cont ingrnry and YET he prepared for
u. -,n,e hat very PREPARATION promotes
The art- Of pea" The entire Pa m coast
- IN Ihe-e peaceful DAYS paving the pri'e
ol this saving To n" people not only IN
the heavy "o-t Of coal Tor Al manuis' "
nag and industrial purposes but IN ne
lo-- ~ tndust Ti"~ unborn he au-e OF the
-car'Ity of fuel Hundreds OF thousands
employ Ineni that might eNIst but loI he
saving UI the stored up energy VIA h,
the people In Nla-ka itself. a great IN
ieN elopsl terTtiorv. GAL i at pTohibuiNe
pre- What Nla-Aa needs = no. no. u,, ~,
lev hundred IhonS.Rd tons a year in the
,mli ma 'opreT m the tos omoiiVc- that
are opening up transportation into the lW-
meme fertile ~ erior to bring out their
produ,t- 10 the world while giving pros
p..ritV 10 thousands of settlers, the people
Tor HON he coal ~ now being saved
There H. of .ouTSe anuther VhA-e Il he
question n j. a. to TIE proper method
~ whi,h the Gal hall hA utiIi1et. not
savei ! mai noih hing "a WI MnI d''''
plih, alton Of On IL phase There . ala uluc
lying lear peThar'~, 'hq' NAV not rc yh".N
reg,tiaftnn OF mr. u-.. 4 very tnsUu.i t'Ttb "
humber NJ p...p.e would h. b"ust.'r'--tu
oi her NoTin. fhat .lt. .Upp.' ~. Do -t .'lN
b.. H-"i 90 '." pee /" H'..H h" % .-"' .'
ma o. rhs TOO. II % -rt-rin u"uup"..
gov gou-.dcr Ir". o.. ,l-.... - ' ,. Do a., ~
T. tho aplkIrr O. .u,'. .u.I dog -I-- .. no
i'""Ii" -.rrr -"lN"- - 'l,..'id. j. -" .,'
- The work Ir.- u fu'.. dH'..r.I- ... .h' 'r"E.
"rru eat to- "a" T,7'pi~. ..d .." ..un '"'
i-, elopu,rui "a, lliu-il. "A. f...''
eh art and ,Hn ttul. O. -r-rIur'.i. E"..
brief -iud, e tHal rthi'f Hd DID," y
tiss. 81 ith IT, ,ast INITIAL . ,"t-~ Tor 20 " ~
striitttou r Mining nu'hlI"i 'in T..
transportation. puts u ul''if "a. 90
question under an ,"he," - e. co, -,
Tor RrrWu. Jones aud hsbinr"h hi.l ttth
ueirhbrrs each - work be- "wu ii'll" lAl
indeu~ndentl - hr N"ui ,"nHr a az
tr, farm. Yer sy"u iie N""tl -
" no essay to work ih"if 'lilN- '"'f"i
atiNel - c""'n'r- ih"if nte'",l~. 70
. INTO me INNNf 81 'NtNhf-'- ~ t"hN'''.''
newt tbls. hN an ernUpul, law. We N'IA
around 70 he nee e-sitN 81 corporate 'l-
gantzat ion. -
/ pass over no second alternative -
! being too remote q possibility ia The pres
ent phss" 81 public th.uHhl 70 go ~ ~, III
/ thing nut discussion that would te purely
a. sds lie, Iku- We come to- the third
/ uo--Ik.Ity. Vhf,h according 10 n' undsr-
siandiuV after Considerable invest lgsilen
- prAstl..tll H. the fr-t pn--t hllitN 'tIIl~A 10
The "oTtrcvcr-y cou,erninE Secretary
HallInger - over the icghliiN 81 ihlrtN-lhIeo
slatul- agrTeERtlUE $50 acres, kn"Nh -
tho cunningham. q utrr-. - Nl' n % D, OeiteNea
II 90 ted V'tI ~ i#IIl directly mt me ma lus
- The -y-'alle't ''lrce, helm intereS's in1t
are tutidtug railroads through the gh'ieiN,
opsrIng The s'pN"T mines and, FeteraliN
speaking. turning an i'ehDund Wiluethe-e
INTO 4 ~, hlN productive territory. We sc
today proud 81 tho Tact That thl@ 'Tsct
Vht,h cost NJ originally S.-tH.sN MSS
ALREADY returned 20 H. fs-n.ofn 90 81 proo-
u,t- lut 10 ~ stop to consider - Nhat
eNteuf CAPITALISTS like the t'uggenheinle
have teen Iu-'rIn eutal m that result "
has now tScn admitted that the buggen-