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Show ( 1 , - .' . , . , , - , , 14 , tt t ' ' , , , . , amid Ansentoldis obiterlitota Iseda meow guano l'ortos....waede Noe Satettdat Sons, -,- ij s DESERET EVENING t 1111711 SECTION THREE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER llnitairoAd- , fr, 2 - . tem to t .,i KTV. t ' ; , ! di PAGES EIGHT Route of the Touriet A Inks High That , FutureCliff Like Mises IlfeNelahheni Far Apart Pant OtIle---Ine- ! Five Hundred I .t r Ireet- '4 k!; feature. of AgeQueer and Four Hundred Pump at EagleCircle and n - Iit Miles to Its 1 Pet HI 1 Hears. Ws paper ILMEMOOI 1 -- (TAU Deseret News Correspondent Describes the Great Lowlands in the Heart of Alaska. Written tar ILai 1 sea of the Yukon I a riaaallad ad lit Mews yeomen farther sorry. ere ahritee ele ,.. - SALT, LAKE CITY 1916 EWS. 4, ot.t i 1 k. k; by Frank G. Carpenter. r2 ) look over the frma theta 'rho woods ,iitnh the bilis.! ether earit nitne;s at the pain. find ,, earth 111 r: reser teem with e mess of stork green tioarty iiierr town has a grorit Ivor eT ill' flat. sad Ow mighty river rune ea ,;.;3. korlc.:"iilarril are her awl there. hicirt open tusk ot kItiton fq an animal that i i , '11-.am sa and a through Gm gre41 1.1"4. .7S4 TUXON. klasta---'...a3.....c, : end !host, boob 4 in Aissite hot 'hi before the gm: ir ths peetttrom tst :'' 1 age parte) covered with trees mid luxuriant grass ,,,, ." lw,141, .- .- 1!),, 1 T1ukon river steami ng slow- 1 appear-!lane, I 'PAP) So II CtilriAll made of such whole Abe eountli A perlitit lote,..1r41P jah and spottod with great bode of orild .,e4"1""i 119.,:' Note anl Met, )ou bee great ivor. in ',err of tit storm and if one through Om wilds of Abaska. flowers. ;IL 4.: A, .t - 2 11111.1 : bode ' fioere Thre aye many warts ttvii or tooth won, hundrod it t ' k . mighty stream has Its 1, 7 . teleeste in the ski ao.i th ,:oods rest tho,ovond 'sore old it.le nay to get it p:t( ile1 Ot bitaLtr, le t! Olnithellat rime' Mika thoumad Of ..., wonderfully rg a taw,. th tho man Hut owns the ono tons; I,. litrerstling..r. our, Wipe THE may sail a bundrod er more 4.' ',i 4woke mid 011 this norm. ahlte 4, in , hanalta turtle It rises has two rub . ILM bears. I ,rahhent, wrtting. 1 artia70 adoII th peak. ,,y wee tate steer with of is n.rti line in a k1 r brodosters of tho Lewes and tho Po- miles without seeing a Iowa or aay notantatus They rero;n4 one of a cork of the rostaurant They are se ID is Pa" i ; mita tho of of I walk short is t said habitat's's. Indeed. a it IT w!thin r. Mork a :,,s and as !tinily am kittono. , ,e ll. I1 leery girlie rettnirg A ; I that Yukon flows hers from outside ofp 411.0,1 aro thore has thisoi H. anti the Teri it el mo.tnta,r,s Teddy and Nigger. cific otos& i,',, A 1,6;.r-ci,---!wok Teddi te the fgrater and he arts th at latervals of 1 it only thrso moo 4 4 ,(4 pornspe 1.300 mikes fliers before ,4,0. of th hero in wort battle with or fifty miles apart op the bolo the teehders Tv" ,s of forty pert the Um flats it mor wids out 's , pours gi.061.1. Cft,tet,tiNti fire tiettleteittnt .6 on in- - Nisteer . Tkeos mon are tusdrs into Barth( sea In this ro- course of the river. 4.1' It is wondirfkit hew tame them Alas- I end hunters. 0 is It i;:......1K. is woodchopper stream igwams& 4 ves the ,, 14 ,eae hell, ell pet. ken itars isitornis when raught sa it The ' from 10 to 20 miles wide. and tits soil wood to lb oteamors. , 4:0 I tta floet the I rind porno rherch ...Abe tog ::....:z::: as treated atd '.,0,ele out pets askod obo of thee Ow osier taannl winds sluggishly in andMama I 1,14: f Seertr mitt, te Peen ti every ininais eattiemont Theirs or etrt day tho --price of kW wood. The Ewa as.orif islands of all shapes and v, ,.t k It eel of the h ti. irstieee statiogi. two here at Fort Yukon within a p, piste aro ciroular. some oval. and molted: Dave Drollotte boa boon tei- !he .r.. outpost of the to na rbrpe stoo I throu of whers the meamor 4 porloct crescents of cogitat- ling around the seighborbood that I pee are sand. t nit lands They watch for th etrondslir 4t.) artni. shoe troistareph ststnt I This waters Sr. like have beim aelliag wood at $1 a ord. - ,,,.. t. ion and torsiand out and est the otil tits of n( ta drink hand. 1, reets,' pert the day. but it sin so." The hunter of this '4!41 two &ad with ail the during I ettil farther oe is ,I hese anititattli mitten' fooling them rain-tw- o of the hues A tole hes la Liss word "iseighborheml. Tho ,..p,,, out of a bottio I buy the pop at Pre bn 'rtes. loon on the Tution.1 pap ,,,. aa the sun TWINS and mom Just mans nearest neighbor is forty miles NCIL,,:".....s.: . 1...: At Al 21 ratite a gloat at Jim Haley's road!le ).mrican I, i sate prldes iteett 4 one It is about midnight when the off aad Dare twollette lives lee mil sv, It lise a p.terr relienrattal tea, house. and the boars Will drink it out ..". i ..i o t-- 0 ' . t: 'futon becomes ono shoot of molts 4. ye . ,. vv. ail up Ow river. hue I hold it in my obI, 'armee. of ths bottl nf Ametig ...or lb fold, or the huo of Dewing copper r -This obviate of sou makes the , as preparel as a greeting ter hand, or I eau 'Ivo tho bottle to Bruits t0'11 I , he metal pours forth from - the wilderuess Rs V Tbo might, , inspreesive. 4 l'ho tourist ea eroetting the boundary. e nd ho will eit down and drink U. 4. : ,4 4 hAtoare. the of stream dome anti !I the one erne. of groat al toe I pert ..' 'ff tit 1 , '1 HAVE low. In clouds here which with telt. the bast exporimonted sky tint,' eb t IT. ,i mos hero forgot thor at tronna I 1 THE Mad is low and built up by ths bat ars apparently statioaary.' camas t : kv. ins photographs at midnight. My ', on4 'tinge. i sill of the river. We ars now i se to feel that he la but as moan la I fi t am a and with tot 1,1,1. good: Ilk snapshots p fairly I aittnit ..1 thing, what is known as the Yukon flats. Gods mighty the meet of i trot ot.,0 ,o4 aro ,1 :vials things the Lazio g ontie sometime of trio bulb I got the . .., Mathis sr area almost as large as tbo Mato the limo the 4 heist 1' of results tort Yukon le Just Ia. .. I tt,,..r lt , bosts aad the oaly ' of Fouth Careliala, lying between ths are those ots r eid tind tilde retie at -th strele. time 2 1 i Al it lb ao iho Middle 4i to ,14 th Ain't-1- - of Om year it hi light tor 211 hours It leo ranee of mountains which bor- seises are Ow splashing of .r::51 1 t n P.ofstIP Ir ,iit. ,1 , the voices of the Irlsas . J i,,,, 4 ...,, i ,a111 raltt der ..or territory at tho north and the wheel at the I. tho most northerly point ea the Tu- oo of Ilis howls Th. Mtioo tv.srir ikon river. 11116 t01111101 Ina be brought !caught sight fl ,' ' V a,itb. The Yukon passes through Om humans on dock and the ,;:c11,4' : !..!,'':,4:::--;1,:!;71,,,:.s tin has a tali flogeaff atte-boto here (Mgr the Whits Pass rout In the. and dog we are carrytng to the roadhouses ' ', tits In a course of 104I miles. some , I4;,4, toot amt front w N, ,p.,,, ''''''1.f-- j ' I coont. 1 11 f thkon 414t the dome the etream. that In a network of watorways. see sun. th to future : midnight Eighty l;' 0: .!4...,4.: v'4'. ,,. 4 i t (,, '1!),-- , d000n AMOriran nolo nottithl In g ush rame this yosir. ,;.::, i '"'" e ..b :".k..56....1,St which ars slough. Dolts ' anti Om had a great in00 thao ...,,,tykur.1 ; , .., Iso, 'ha hresas Thas were 14,.t.tthlY Pot mognifirent mew of the frail( orb as 1 is,S taken and ',chore are m..........................:................., tr k N....., N..... day will owes come whoa the A to ototromo th roamer from ts nist by the islands phe windings of THE olt ewer this r .., harison thou and bovre4 ., Tahoe will be one of the tourist .. the river among the islands mako ma Strol:ing in sag nut among the ',roes again, J7Vft dett OVV11Y79 1,( a a i9 tahtLo I tont into tho emot.trl hhlatt th.rit of tiza Amason ow its mouth. routes of the world A company is on Yukon has boon nt lyrist lot-- I Tho tropical vagetation is. of retinal, now being organised to put tiP This atmt poet portanes as a mining nentito It to bol- ,to,t rort Lisbon '; great twos weinotiottowi tar more luxuriant Ths Amason trout hotels at by th boosts am a station , l'..44 I govettiMMIt likagway Dawn's. Steward i t are gigantic. soma ere as big around doo,it nhon ago at U. gold '. and Fairbanks. pd to tura our Euas a hogshead. and are bound togeth It ha since !roTlittilionhuereda"tel hilts"; isrramPeanndYboat".1410441"1 ; isin or Of proopoting ge: '1 '.(t, to this part of the brow." er with lianas. The tress hors range ropean trami a .1 tho herrach aro !aro now brought dolts the PorroPilso of ' u arid. As Boon AI Ma goveturnont ror fur in thickness from that of ths wrist tn two. Mymis of a corrtakpt. 'it t and oth th Indians I radforabY of a baby Ito a hundred-pounnail railwer is eemploted. Alaskan trot ill t, 0. tbl.t PrietwerellPalineot )1,4, conm Iriii os be would A from It 'Inaregratrolnynt6Itthe if ?Ural keg. they sound. hardly Kati of toils is a has boas. twigs A. i the Amason. Most of those are Ilea thousand miles aorthward. through lower Marktonsie and 21. it .4 tits th alnotted mining flows for 1St littiell than Is foot high. and they hays sconory more wonderful than that of CsaaAk , through t Al t e 4 I camps iit the view which were when. bushes under them. The post plass Norway and he carried ea tho White Ito to mouth this at , sad Alegi& point: r-',toned when the crid had plated out. It le ssigabis for 221 miles or as Sr. caroled with groat fields of pink Paas railway over the Coast Roane Ter 1 , , It flowers. t sae onto knotas as Eagle rity It far as Hompart louse on ho othor of ountain wilt be taken j Thy !" i, ,v, down Um Yukon. past tit Kloodike tiet hundrde of inha44tallits illt4 igit ode of the international boundary. , Oj r":, ' 444,),' ;r1D-'-:' VERTW1 ER the said Ill that came from the foe- - Ciao of our parsetigore la Daa Cads. you look you moo gold regioa. and into the Arctic sire's. 4 t t . ,, r litres earth-Itat , that who s La the Talton et its work tit It will 'the traditr. .S.P gold diggings overt.), J plats, whom they can ms the min shins at te ipt -, t s- ,ittotul I4.4 cain& but lea .41 i ,s waterraro molting the atidnight. From titer they will go building- ) r.) t one la Alaska has heard Of VERT I of wre them and cm mortal, mine down tho Yukon to the Inowth of I'hel( ?Mims to ruins. It has a t prothistrte too Met begins two or three tho Tams& r' Ls Das Cadso: Ho Is ono of the big- kS and up that river to Fairfee uader Ithe snows and muck a log gustemehesse goat traders of ihs far north. Cabo ili. Ihotel. aad great blankets of tank. banks Is connet whit Vaal dames , 4, trading station that belongs is I. content to lire with tree& fall doe into the read and go across country to Seward. 3 '' A, ales all atoms la the hiortbern Commercial rampart-Y. 14 4 I atatdel the wilds. KW holm is let miles from Vv.'. "auditors rise la '.) illebeen. $ad Ott Om way they will pass through ;Thetti th I. trowko' rourstonarr who r Episcopal It Ss Wends Sr. created with tho floods this great inland ma known as the the starlet white settlement. ; -he western end of the tows. Ilire lit of , ot on. spring. Othor Salamis are fiats. thoy Will "lett ths wildest ports miles south el the Aretie shoat Itil 1 , the cabins have gardens ore... a little farther from Von Me- Tr.... ) l' tho of interior Alseka. of and make sew away. Thom are be rooks :, N aboet there in which are large mope Pherson on a branch of the blacken- 441 4 "y': 1 The bod of tim river Is NIL side tripe to Motet McKinley. ths ..tif'S potetom sod mrrotit The aroma sta. and Ile miles from Fort Yukon. 4 1 asd Ow mit goes down to greet dam's& highest peek on our continont .4e. .44i' Tim "t' 4y arid grass and flow. Neverthaless. he likes it. He said to ' oval. Iof gragreein. Thom ars ao Imlay Miasmas amoNt course of the Yukon from Whit. 4. 411 ' .: grow luseriantly en the dirt roofs me '. :::L1 "I am mighty glad t )f the toads that a today: as withoet a Home to Dawson is as pletumeque as the ambito, As our hoot twene te -1117 Ni6A A , beck from outside. I am tired at hlta directions would ; compass awl or Rhine of the Danube. the I heard a rooster crowing. and get : , yos, part , 34A, I Willa to be where - V and tho crowd. ! t surely get lost. Indeed. in the etrly ally raftgc : , the whole of the yoursey will PIO I. 4 up the banks I mold bear tt is quiet again." learbor go., dart tho "Nechako& or tendorteot. sad :f Cho wildness of a virgin , of of the coos pasturiag soar all have me ten I hint to asked hie Vol about bore to sot gold. worm i,' 1 sooting .. 4,461,, tows pump. which until now has been an, .7 Me replied: wilderness in the keine I facetiously warned to boyars of the tiountry t", . r,.,JA.4,0:e.,,,,r,,,7,-,-.,;.4.town is ciao of the fen. Tekou flats. as Moir might wander touchod by mats "It is &beat II by 40. with wing 4e ,,,I 1 me.; 'the of Eaglepumpit stands down lb. Vpper Yukon In '6.a over well coming is Into thannels that would It side. made St and the el Sege lead thorn est it- - -' ! to t., Aera ia worked by a windmill. There lined with the best beaver board. We ft:, t I isto the Arctic amiss instead of the you steam by mountains that riselook $ $ A, S;:lr.'w 1 't , 2 le a tall white tower bestde the wind., have doable wiallowe and tour wood . the clouds. you pass by rocks that ' -. , 4,' ; ' g, main cegillog of tho Moor. t ,11,..,1";:',,). mill. snit a drinking place at the front. castles; and triad your way among UMMI ,..,,-The elmauctis am really aachartod Ilk. keep us se hot as toast net- t ,,.2 ', hiLis that with flowers i blanketod 7. ban first a ttc,'-pink Eagle .4,1-1elms miaow but It withstanding the thermometer some. end practically 1118Seirvomil. mad , i , -bills of remind you of Om beathor-cia- d to IS defrosts be. hag as public school. I asked one of times goes .! 'e I" 11 reamers have difficulty he . '' t. ' trt.; Scotland. Just Meld the internathe 1111MOIN why this was. Mho replied: Sew sere. I hare one of the beet net. ;, t '.11',.3 their war. lit Oa IMP Preceding the old 7 ;.,6' tional boundary I saw two rocks facing rho ; ty revenue the town hen le tibia tars of the far North. : o ea" 1 ass smiting. tho Alaska, ' ' Mdso of tho one another on e.,P7 No. Mae Worm ;wild by the saloon. and "'MU nw something about your. pb .-, t: .; '' .g -t-II, to be tho boat skip om tho river. river. They woreopposite 44 : fi7 I of Onion' propor,1 40 ;;:.:77f it takes all of that to keep up the affill." '474, ,.,,,t Po ,,,e,. tE -i .; streak & 'newly mode sandbar below tion& parts of the mighty cliff. that 1 : ,, IS tows , over 11 the "It ht "..:'., pump." ., ;.,;.:.,;17,::::- ! just boundary ;.:!: Circle City. sad it was firs days bo- Ti.. up front tho stream. The forma'' . Canada. and I take my goods there la iA ...:1111- -, ' ',,Atr,.. v. ; ":- 1 . "" tore ohs wits again on bar way. tions were ouch that ono had the aiEagle. our neat atop wait Nay own steamer up the Forespino l'i;;; Our steamer boa spare at nub side med perfect face of a loan whoreas the 7 L'VINO most The of the out ISV-1river. X this freight smother .514 viYeA1vP-Jrsci-e which can be droppo4 late the sand wail of the other was that of a womme. to 347 stock is belongs ship S.frf:t lla(' living on 'bit momorias ot Its past-I-t worth about SILO in gush & way that the engines eas an. The reeks arts known as "The Old I Imo it to trod ...0 in 1193. whim Mold wes with the Indians. lokituns and white sprang pry itself elf whoa too grouadsod. Tho bias" and 'The Old Woman." up t-I lost- The tines aro as ragular as, who were thus laying in their food for of the rier. and rl!rublng ttelght up diocovored es 'Birch crook nearby, and trappers who bunt there for furs. W. Alaska was isimilarly isituiPismi. but to th bilis .t Hi. n,rt h a little later it hod a population of have tho best of goods slid eel hie' Om agate broks sad boom the deist.' A LITTLE turthw down stream Is a though May were painted or laid on- the winter. The llokon te emultaeutteel, naireow I.000 minors. Thom tho gold Isogon to prices. la- her moo tho governor or tits ter- Arni plasm where the Yukon cuts its with a asstadi. la Europa this forma'' i ' tion would have soma TtoOK MIA steamer at Dawson. and at the intrtt,01011A1 halt ndary t Its play out and the most of lb men left romaptle title Wbet price& for Inotoneor ritory was aboar& and ks aarrowly way through cliffs that rho Ilk le eallad --Mitt Calico Bluff - !I about nine hours later we croseed width tart. Here it In tho outmped to tho cow the Klondike. 21 It and ric augar height a lo .er,rding omits locaded limbs's( ik. otssmtr at La in from on. almost Om "mat it steamer ...... Ira wall. by !; or now up straight lila aat.r at rom 1,210010 1,341 boa rnany aboastionod homes made pound and bacon and lard II emits. I intern.thmal bounur. v b.t,pett i itichatit. which would hove dolayeti mighty who had, a revoiver of the I feet. has two channels at that of logo a More or an. and a restaurant. A 112.pound each of flour S', If $S him a month la getting back to his tho water to a height greator than that amused passenger' h himself by sending shot into Canada and Ala,ka and were in Una,ii Point. one .4 uhtch is Suo feet whit) Tim Monumont. is of two the ITh. a la We tea II popolatIon altogether Watthington timid pound. home at Jenson. the capital in advance illet led States torrattry. The hountlarY hos! anJ :0 feet deep. and the other tse thred hundred. cliffs Sr. forming of strata of a doom the During my allay. Ilene ths!Noo,fwl,vlit r,,Ints,ch log Itt4trnelitte t'eltihrairragd 1hr tooriere.:404; hsfxPected . different alms whit& sold, block whicia (11'1. wed ribtx". 7., ,I,tsitAtest. 41, T WHIR I could Mto you min' , , ? htt',1c1.7.,f Moving literiivOcesilteristited'hur ' nult rod Lod they, the wideim os it itsves,the, it Pail or tura etrerr season. The omliFeeeP ittriti, - .11:04'..it,i'le ta,S,,Wkot of ,sut ', tbuTavvezu a 41,,,Nitti,; trom it 1,41-,-i on tta "dotting way through laectie 01 hOrne Whieh be bad dug front thin corns from the Indians. most Nriesf ....06.0yAsit 0,0,, lionaws,..4,.olitiir.t.,";00ite 1,p h11) qralpitw There :J I. lion.- Hero Ic tha flats We mem to flag. They are of difforont patch et green foreet and frightened north to tiouth from where our linti!the hilds for Info or 200 miles until 'tithe prehistoric kw 110 feed ander the lire not a half dozen white mon la be ea the root ot the world. Tito and as you Meant under the bluff they two moose that had come to the river.; ands .wonr the 'Pacific ocean to the; reaches Circle. where the great inland ground. Theme horns measure throe the whole country. We are en far feet from ti p to tip and are la good away that we did not know there was drink. We saw a lynx ewinuning Areticiptvan it start within 3ii mimil ea ha Its beginning. show it roughness that makes Mond tir t river stiretchiss.oe &ad ea as though seem to Imes boon raatrod out by theithe rtver and a mils further on mooed; of the Paeittc And goes atraight toward I The Irina ettioion of the river ia won- - preservation. I asked him the pries a war ia 11114 USW we canto out whit would drop into aps ce. and tho low snaggy tooth of Old troths, Time. The'.1a fishing wheel which...tarried by the the north toie for a dietetic of 071 derfully beautiful. Judd now the rutin- - land he told mit it we. nee. Thill Whele our fur. in ISIS. You 11108, our near.. , ; wooded books mete Pines over who's is & formatiou of soft rook. current. was scooping up pink salmon! miles. It sa the longest conttnuous is as green as any part of the ir011itrlf hae the 1e001100 Ot Prehiet111141 eel snail 'talon Is hero at poet Tu.. ,1 which, if ens olimbod. ho would tall motto of winding ribbons of various I and throwing them into a wooden bog !wrought boundary line ever ourreved.IVnited titatea Thick bushes line the!animals locked up In vault.. of pee- - ken. and We have to go 411) miles t Into nothingasse. on It room to Behind the co land We Ice. from In end. width wheel tho the the and Klondike front and we at shades tints the have opr the masher time call at the poetoffies." eVergreene. Standing pietas' they every tt ; II FRANK O. CARPENTI :iK bridgs of the steam's.. you caa almost two or three inches to more than two shore were the tents of the Indiana. log down the slope on the eouth side pines 20 or 30 feet high rive bailout dug ap the bones et mastodons amid '3 i 1 hi Frank int penter. ) femYlvillik CI. Car- - N. -- it -- Fthe 4 s ' ,,:,' q - 4de L,, .!. ,,,t, i, t m111111 t ' 1 '!:' I 0 414 , l',24 -0- ,L. I puity-oolo- r4 ,. I - oak dr 24. It ta RA. lo. r It a. Nil. Part bele Aollo ems ma Me ono Mat re. tle rvei A rt.' - I , - 1: - tt - .... I 714; 0- it: 1,... 1 , , o fF OEM -. jeki 1 Pi -- T t r ,.' 1 I ' ft,e,ttl coy-ant- e. Jr st l; twe-stur- . F ..- any-wha- m q ti ! r suit-poe- .1 l", 4.1 ': :it .a, -.- ) .74t. ,,;,, :4i;;1:4. .11,1' 00 002 , .t.-1:.- .. -- - 144. xet , , 4 ,0 t , . --- ..r 4- ''' on I f" A ' I. KI Irv& 1?.. li: - - 15.4Faczu avi,ircr; cez t,wCT - -- , I -- i get-caS- ng '",, ' et Sit"....0'.w,Tret'attir-14V.,!,k,Itt;',Urt,t- p4c 7 - : i m , l 1 1 t st boo Ellos GOSSIP AND NEWS 110 'tab FROM WASHINGTON Ir DPP (Special Cenaspaadeam) bit lea r re, r s,.., , . " - t;,-,10- ,- ,,),,,i,,,,,,, row strata.-deciari- r.. 1 1 IA w H , at pots .;' - Can-...t- , opso 4 4. . dr":1k7:::',7,-,.$4- re' .1- .1. 4.-- twe-Wo- ' 01110 i rn r ti q ao olo, ,P 431rL;Atiw...a boo yr? yid rag 4, d akt tas ti i . 1 tine Ltd. cit I flag a .1 tr aga 01 1; 1 - M. Ma late ... .C:-.-- Olt RA l.:,.) t' , Err ors lel ' I..it sap-Lo- la - ASICLNIGTOM i Aug. Ur ballet has among provallod atang qt lel- Sias. that the Groat Spirit provklad th ens and only way tor agricultural pro- 4.2.p. ducts. and that to vet) I. kl - , , attempt to water Arent bring whore the Great Spirit placed It was more thee nicety to 'remelt ht troubte. 16 Indian thought that anything Da 151 strkt amerdanca Whit his Magma teachings was a onetteCe tO bie peace and prooperity. Out by the persistent and hitelligant &tots et UDC1(1. Sam them mparatitions bave beta dia. yelled and tho Indiana boa base masthead that reclamation and hTigation wort M advantagosaa la farads& The escratary of the haterior bas bees continually showing Congresa what real boacticial remits bam belt mating bum ladle labor an kris. ilea prothate. and be bas been meatir la tbe magnmelemal - of appropriations tor the ertenaloe et title line ot improvement. the Indians being gives IS years in which to pay their share st the met. It bad been seen that the projects bt Montana under oonstruotion by the reclamation service on behalf of tics Indies earvice were being ineufficientlY appropriated tor. and a provielou la the the act of helmet 1. MC reektrvd submission col reports as to the Black-rou- t. Flathead. and reit Pock projesto in Montana. acid the trintah and project In Utah., and ea WOW Wyoming. showing tho Moths 5 rights's the Is. diens. sad the methods oi financing saId projects. mentimeed The Mosuuta projects were found to Its Duanoed in a numnor which lett It uncortalte as to the rights to the um et water which the purchaser of Indian allotments might acquire. sod effectually prevented the esse of the tribal tunds et the Indians et them reservetions I. any ether manner than to reimbares the Vatted Suttee tor the aptpropriations mad. for irrigation work. Drafts of logiels, lion were submitted and recommended to serest this situation. which Melolotion has been nacerd th the button bin tor the fiscal year OIL aPProvod One of the meet beMar tb, portant features of this legislation b the preetekte that tribal bads et ap Mho-tho- us the-ere- had that the allat,aes might rot aa much 'the homeoeeker. Whet& spring are this la dors journey apart their names be'come as well known to traveler e as knee of industrial in other penditur those of work es may be eutbotized by law. lag SO in the humid soot. , Crow Reservation. iTheir locations are often pointed out On the Crow reservation the work iby the converging trails worn in the Twenty Years to Pay In. surface of the ground by the hoof' of hee been mainly the improvement nelhoross and cattle eeeking water. , Another of its provisions is that !s- the by the conotruction of per-- . I The cattle industry of the west la deof time during wanent concret creaming ths period Keel structures pendent to a large degree.upon the on- and which reimbursement of the coot of to the old timbar structures ilotance and accessibility of mock water. A single good opting may make $t irrigation works milk be made by the builtreplace many years ago. This work is for stock to grass over 3S or 111WS of Om land irrigated. from a wins eondurted es tant as fund. therte.!poesible .60 square miles of range in ita period of 16 ..aaual installmonts to a for are Aeolian's. wa that all of thei4hut Will hot inillingly go more tattla allotted 'Ando' nag receive an adequate perW4 astionding omit IC yeas. a fefw' milen to water. and range ed ewer. Ethan to tho prtivisSous of the payments re- and uninterrupted supply f rom wer will collee- expelAtitsrea on this work dur- - fluently be left murraged. otdred of the woofs of land under the The own- floral 1111 the and years MC ing service reclamation of a spring by a stockman. car- projects. With this hare been apProxlmalattl $72"z ership to with the it exclude the logrislation a large increase in the ap- tel& right il411.0040 and $1.OS. This WOW. Iv"' ming tattle of others from the water, may propriations for them projocts has aer"of aPPmligst" COOOVI bees nada. the total for the fiscal year of him a township h.h- ithus aloft, large at o- -, very fine land. of public (rasing land. being sold to it bIp purchasers and On the rkaborna reservation a con- has been eituation le well understood by This thousand trill be agree many probably One sklorable past of th appropriation will sold stock interims and many under the Regulations appilcabie eg thelarge be mod to construct works to deliver big cattle companies have, by water to the minnow on the unallotted to the sale of inherited lands. selection and purchase of judicious public lands controlling springs. been Use Water. tbo of On Tort Molimap ressrvatiou tho Common able to pommies and monopolize large areas of range althcrugh they might gas sg the appropriation has boon en 'rim Importance et the smaller ctualiy own but a small portion larred so as to incluse an CHI tattoos of it mutome and not rostrWted ha weigstiou the arid per- Good springa because of the competisprings and streams solely to the Milk 11,1Pr unit. This tiona et the great vest se a seems of tion of rival stock interests for their work Imo been conducted with a view thus corn. to have wool poseteados of ina pplying adequate irrigation teeth- - spatter euppty barn been appreciated tor value and tho tondo surrounding end Um to all of tin Mode to be allotted. so 'Imre by the gainer. the stockman sad controlling single spring hove boon tretalesbell which $1.641110040 cowered into the J. & benefit as possible! front WwwarT wfll mow be available for ex- tu re. -- n, rig" pit - - . "A" sold for hundreds and even thousands of dollars. The acquisition of such lands in this way trent on for a number of years without interference, for the effect of monopolbalo tendency on the pub. he range and consequently on the meat supply of the country was not appreciated by government official& During the last few years. however. a change has taken place sad Secretary Lane of the interior department . through the instrumentality of the geological survey, is now engaged in searching for such springs and teetering Piscos sod rreerving diem for the ownership of the public. As an indication of the provvas being made. Secy. Lane has recently pointed out that President Wilson has arkhdravra over Tel goring which have been reported vahiable for this purpose. A single order signed by him recently withdrew over III springs in Arizona eontrolling the see of 7,000 square miles of grazing land. Th. entire area withdraws from settlement is nevertheless very small. less than 1.000 acres. Many of the withdrawals have been requested by stockmen in order that the customary use of the springs by all in common might not be disturbed as a result of the sequisition of tbe medlately surrounding lead by amid. tiotta individuals. Tb potter has bees emphatisally indorsed by treasure in many of tho localities affected who realise that the assertion of government control insures fairness to all users of the public range. 5 ti Exports of Railway Supplies 0 Railway materia ls and quIpmont valued at 171.000.10a went exportad from the Unitad States in the last tiocal yogis nocordlog to figures compilod by tho bureau of foreign and domectio commerce, dapartment of oommoree. Tom exports of this class bars snore than doubled Since 1114. Until very Ttleglitly Canada and Cub have boon the foremost forsiga .. markets for our freight ears. Cuba,. Canada and Brasil. the largest markets for exported locomotives, Australia. Japan. Brazil. Cuba the leading markets for our 'teal rails. At preeent we are send. tog unusual Quantitiss of freight care and other supplies to Russia. chiefir via hat' Pacific frontter. and tme4rtast onsteignmnts are going &lac to Prs,w, and Spain. aa well an to our eetabliche led markets in Cuba, Canada and Camtral America. 'rho total irports of freight care for the month of Juno N. wank valued at 11.611.10e, of which . 11.'11.010 worth went to Russia. Stool , rally to the Yalu of 11.110.000 wore. sold abroad during the mooth. the ex. ) I (Continued on wino we). il . - ' , . , i ' I, 4- ; ,, - .k' i ': ;4 ;, ' ' t 7 '; I , l ': tl 1 I 11' 4 '1' g,t hel' si: , V L ill rii , |