Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-07-18 | Page 3 | Cabinet Will Hold Meeting Aboard Ship

belief that Preus alone I to blame (or regular Republican defeat. Hit ambition to (at himself Into tKa sonata Is bald aa tha cauaa (or (ur-thar (ur-thar reduction of tha already alan-der alan-der Republican margin. If Preus hail appolntad Sidney Andaraon to tha aanata after Neleon had died taers would havs been e conteat, cna prominent- official aaid. , , Tha president la due to arrlva t Seward lata today and wilt aboard tha Henderson. CABINETWILL HOLD MEETING ABOARD 5HIE i V'1 " V-.- Harding to Confer With Work,Y Wallace and HopTer on Problems of Alaskan Development . -v' . ' . (Oopyrlrht, 12I, by United PrM.) ' ABOARD PRES1TKNT HARD fVO-8 TRAIN EN ROUTE TO BB-'ARD, BB-'ARD, Alaska. July 18, President Harding i on to hav a cabinet meeting on Aiaskan problems) anon tfter board. riff tha transport Hn a I'rwn for ttva return to tha Unites! States. - 8eoretar.es Work, WsJlaco - and Hoover will complete their intt-aiato intt-aiato study of fidhertea, coal, rail road and general rain. nr. with hear tnir at Anchont and Seward. Tha fla will be sjwemtld and ' dt- cusaed In a ct.nt con fere nca with the officials and with unofficial caKa.net -newspaper mea who have United Alaakan conditions aa aarchtna;Iy and painatak Infix aa the officials. ' The p reel dent will work out ' a teneral plan for bla Alaska speech to be delivered at Seattla July 27. H lias very clear Impreaalona and oonvictjons ret;ardlns; Alaska aa a result of his physical contact on tha coast and on tha Interior. Theae ha mienda to axareaa frankly In his speech, . , Amonr hla Alaakan convictions In the Seattla speech Harding- will j Include that the county's future la ; a matter of gradual and probably ! alow development for tha coming decade at leaat, that It will be a i mistake to try to buir Alaska or ! give it prosperity by artificial I means. Including: tha use of govern !ment money; that tha people here ! should be allowed to work, out their i own destinies without too much in terferenca from Washington, and that Alaska should be given a directing di-recting votes In Washington Jn tha bureau a dealing with Aiaakaa affairs. af-fairs. . President Harding today received an official Invitation from the governor gov-ernor of Honolulu to visit there oa tha Henderson before returning; to Seattle. The Invitation probably will be declined. No comment was made on the early returns of the Minnesota election, elec-tion, although membera of tha ffi-cinl ffi-cinl party marie nn pvret of their