Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-03-09
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J. (wssss Nsvpap~ Uaiss Nsss assviss.,
: Nashington.-The public lands Of
::tlfe United States should be under the
fIlj control Of the Department Of the
tdterior or of the Agriculture Depart
pent and not partially under both. as
-ar preseht. SECRETARY Fall said. discuss
ing the controversy bringing about the
question of jurisdiction over the forest
seIyEe.ys: S::::. X: .:r..:
Bills are now pending In Congress
.xor the transfer ,Sf, forest .resesSes,
respectfully In Alaska, now controlled
through. the forest service .by;the Pc
-partment- Aeficufture,' t6stke hitter
for Department, because of the oil and
nipesak deposits In the reserves. This
|ieSsaatton haL led to'SogsIderable con.
troversy.
:: Seeteeafx .Falts in n-nsnl.ing,h ,his. Hnsly3
ton cleaf on the qaeetfvn,s ) \ attacked 1
.whut uthe-termed-the-A.pscrrtsar.ss.- -easss-
palgn' Of the American Forestry Asso.
eiptien; tEiiiA his ipputH With &s4d
til Forest iiseiSei ON Hid tubllS sSnltbR u l
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!$ecretary Fall said he did notswant
II aiIidsTst6SI mat . .ife bdstd' the f1r1
Airs. policy 81 tia forest ssf Ylss.s. !. .He
H ID, hOweyess that NJ, ,,Was. 9pnexe9 to
HUH aha .i$ssE sss 1FS& g ESs',Is I a}FsEs
IL AZ. Al. txnI
M tnfeh $dt 81 iiiasGiitea' siiifsss z7Ma1
lint he would not permit the cutting
vi 6fntdf dt stfe -htdiwdttfS @f fvtfs:
Il nhe secretify,h4dfd thstlhd d|d not
4hfae. that tie .fapeSt seyylSs was c1ta
ting timber for the purpose of selling
Il to 'Chiifn and aJupiih, but ti,nt Hthis
was the .nltinmfe. disposition Ut. h Efeat
deal of timber which had been cut fol,
Enanmefciai purposes An tiiis .4oHhtry.
|. lSerretafy ;uf :Agiicutitre eHeptJs O.
Wallace issued statement on the slt;;
nation arising over the proposed trans
fer of the ftnsstry service from th6i
Depa1tment sof Agriculture, to the De,
.rartment of Interior. -.
f. Secretary Wallace's statement fol'
II do not feel at liberty to discuss
now ahy OF these d6es{IoHs: telhffhs1
20 the reorganlzatio,Y dfs ths, sSseDnl
ment departments. The ppdegstand.
issfms been' 'Qsryy' clear. sTne rhns III
|. die: proposed. sd.rs;ofsaitnatron NIs;tb bf
/. submitted to the PEesidsntr: III; the
plan should include proposals upon
fwhinhs fffsrent :seeretar1Si nDGR disi
|: ugree. them. the understanding has
been that the President would consult
|, with the secretaries and endeavOr to
bring about q: harmonious; understand
ing! y :. -. .,..,...
has not been brought up by the Pres:
|. ident. It would be most upseemly-
therefore. for me to make any public
statement Of; controversial .character.",
:aposiii ReesIpss In9rslss il Denver
+! WashinstdAi~Tha ;bnsifless. .oondts
.tionss compared with n year ago. are
!. Improving, In, Denver IS Indicated by
'ihcHaaaed TSsta4:IetaBtS 'Tln' POST
SffIce Department figures made pubs
liz show that the, Denver. postal re-,
ceipss' foF Fe6rddf:yi wefI:ga3 per Fceiti
blnrpss.4hih fst.wdr. aThes DspverDf.
Gfs. Eqpty tNsPty1sesaps Jn postal, nj, NJ,
sdipts for the nifty laygeEt. f.! !eis!ss tss:. Sf
|" i:.si-i!fVy atNl!Itt,X:sI I, {, Yuz. q
(" whShlasiEo1SMn!f asiEo Sn!ff f5uss h"s Waaa"" Waagsa and
means 1csmfnittee e5flebibiIeifhs .ehcdniiss'
rered somei idp1arent3M. Il f1oskedtfar:
f'snngs in further consideration of the
.GorhptsHiise @6ldIen,sbonds Bib, wilma
result that, the. farmul Iresentatiah OIL
the measure -to. TIE ,Hopse will; be de-
layed for several days. It was under
stood sthae an ',insHGcessfuf effort wai
made to. conflne the bonus largely to !,
.the-adtdsted service certificate ortfoh.' |
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T" .,r.,Ghili asd Peru ;Asree.; y. "A
Buenos Aires.-The presidents. of
Chile and tefd Have rencfied Il secret
agreement for n,settaenent.of the,
sexed Tacna-Arica question, which has
been 7dfstubins 1j,ctr 6untaes for thei]
Inst sfprsyX: ysaE., Is.ays;I.9 sgqzon., This
agreement would provide that Chile
,MoIid return to Peru fuif domination
nnit1 a1ier6fanty 'avar :tffe province dfd
T9c.9a,s wy 4!e. Rsrnpt .w!e9Hh " s'Frenles AZ,
claims to the pE2yinse !,..: of Ar!ea II. .,w ss
n Manufacturer Assssstnated.
., New YssNuAaA 5se44I3 37ns,s sHft
manufacturer, was shot and killed, re.
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tHikssfsy yeNss 8pppaer ts..p plasA tescsR&ts 4
az IL, Rlas.eI aVf cghnsestsly, "s,.I
es keashirRtoref.1iiaiie sNea1 1sTdq4E Z STATE