Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05

hou, "'' vi the conyenu.
n now lar. II at all. it is ns s"''oa N
projecting and preseryIpS ,ssssar b
AMI fur-seal herd ana -, the Anvt
l,s number This is a a, on nnersas,
curing examination OF ~, SSues'ioa h
condition OF the herd ana az :, prsssl
ment which II needs H. a"u The tfx
actual experience and scie '"v light \
ueatlon. A careful esam ",'nc in'w
the subject is now he,na 'natiou q
s sa,s government will soon hue "
session ' OF considerable s Oe 10 Nv
new Information about N. amount I
seal herd. which has s ,"e Anera
a during the past season and USe1 IS, ssesrs
great value in determlpinss w, Slll ss
non. non and II 1t should ann. sul' qas
there Is any uncertain,. appear III
I real necessity for imposing Is , to y
season at this time. ga, els
an early opportunitv quail u,
special message to congress ~ add's
subject, In the belief that th's On lAA
lnent should yield on this no,a ' sO'ss
than give the slightest srd po'a' rslAs
charge that We have been in in. ~. .0f d
remiSs In observing our tres,s aay ~
lions. treaty oblu
''"'' Settlement OF North A,,,.,
Fisheries Dispute. '''@
On the Goth OF July las.
m I was concluded betr ~ NV
United States aud Gres, '' p "a
adopting. with certain onun
IONS the rules and ms,A o.aa
procedure recommended
award rendered by the North ,, ~
Coast Fisheries Arbltra,,or r "aa'H
on September :. 1910 for ,hs , .'.'
ment hereafter. In accorasr.. ,'as
the principles laid down in ,hsa
OF questions arising with retsr...
the exercise OF the American s's,'
liberties under Article | Of ,ha ,s
OF October 20. ISIS ha,wss
United States and Great Britain ~
agreement received the anp,o,,,
the senate on August and -.
mally ratified by the two goysrnr...
on November Is last The mia, :.
method OF procedure emhodl.A
the award provided for de,s,r...
by an impartial tribunal the 49,
ableness OF any new fishery ,srl,
tions on the treaty coasts q, Ne,
foundland and Canada be,ore .,,
regulations could BE- enforced AMIR
American fishermen exercising IA,
treaty liberties on those coast, =,
also for determining the dellul,.,,
OF bays on such coasts more thar "A
miles wide. In accordance with 4.
definition adopted by the tribunal 4
the meaning OF the word bars n
N''u !" the treaty "a
imperial Valley and Meseo
In order 10 make possible the -or
performance OF the work ~
essary for the conanemen, IN ,h,-
present channel OF the waters O, d,
ower Colorado river. and thus 10 10
-ect the people OF the Imperial yL
.y. as well as IN order TO reach VII.
he government OF Mexico an uais
standing regarding tho Distribute, 4
he waters OF the Colorado riysi, /,
shich both governments are nstA
Interested. negotiations are going ,rs
ward with n view 20 the ESTABLISH
ncnt OF preliminary Colorado hTs
commission. which shall have d.
'owers necessary TO enable I, 70 u
he needful work and with authority
o study the question OF the ecrliss.
OF the waters There
very reason TO believe tina, an u
upon this point vill y
cached and that an agreement I'll
10 signed in the near future
The message told what the goTss
nent has done In connection With IA
Ialkan war and in placing the Ecr
rnment OF Liberia In position TO ~
IS debts Tho new condition OF A.
airs In China was set forth. ~
hen our relations with Central ia'
outh American governments Ts
ct forth in more detail II concluc~
y follows:
Congress should fully realize 'a
which obtain In the Vons
= we find ourselves at the thresno'
our middle age as n nation w
ave emerged full grown as peer
10 great concourse OF nations "
avo passed through various 'ornS
We periods. We have been seliceT
red in the struggle to develop ~
omestic resources and deal WIN ".
Dmestic questions. The nation
DIV too mature to continue In lu "
gn relations those temporary eip
ents natural to people to whom "
este affairs are the sole Gomez.
the past our diplomacy has O'N.
in normal times. IN ~'
Isertion OF the right to interha''O-
iistence. We are now In lns.
lation with broader rights o. w.
vn and obligations to others ia IA
Irselves. A number OF great su'.
q principles were laid down ea'r -,
@ history OF this government
cent task OF our diplomacy has O.ss
adjust those principles to tue wi
tons OF today. to develop thelr oO',
ries. to find practical appIicauO" .a.a
Q old principles expanded '" ,aI,t
w situations. Thus are "a -..,