Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

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OBJ. fuc arid west
Address Of Andrews
The congress meets under moro
900. p.c.us c.rcuuHaucUs IhAn Goa amy
previous year Tho cause 90 repre-
aruis rs bpuDr anI hottor understood
throughout fhr s1unlsy prriudicos
ara.uf ta wnrI, which were once
yDr strong have boon laid aside 10
a. UIurr tHr tHp I.lr.io.. Clusratu'a-
zion ihaf tho president of ho United
State. understand. fhD need and the
possibility of ir.aa'iuu and .H willing
h'. support Hg WDrI and hv lr.l The
n.u1I. lf thp east 1HD 'Oa rrD1t Uytcnt
HuI increasingly rU'uIuI ho.r
attitude OFF Nu#.t a1usH1 hv mis-
.rfHuI'ue uH1 ignorance The
mn.. Intelligent uev uap,rs and pub
. fr Hu LONGER consider our work oH "a
sectional ono. hu' look upon 80 iu fa
. twu character aH national Tho maxi
.us of duchDs and reservoirs and tHo
application of the reserved waters to
. fhD purpose OFF agriculture win Ger.
HuIE affect Zoo fre Hr.f Instance.
. special localities Uuf thr instant
.Hg.. IHe8'N.. fnHi fnU touch of tHa
''vrr waters. produce crops and cat
In ani various other wealth they
. Hr become purchasers o. c1mmodI
fos of every bind produced 90 the
manufacturing sections or Tor sale hv
importers. vastly ,J.BreInG the mar.
Bots i0r Do those engaged loo pr1duc
Inr or In so.lur general commodities
. Th. total wealth of the country win
lr swollen
Another consideration. showing that
0u rrI'ur. Is national and not Eec-
.iuU1' Iu itH significance. lioa iu the
. ur' chat thc vast population destined
to boz raised up 'brUurh Irrigation on
0In n0U 6ri1 and enmIarid poi .Ious
Hf Uur followed country win ho In tho
main p.rna'uaIlN agricultural having
. 'Hu intelligence. iho firm and vigorous
n'HsHUga ana the intense patriotism
. .UHHIv Characinr.z'nr people living
. urw 900 land and deriving choir sup.
r0r u.r.r1m
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.1rH STRENGTHEN Ino cause of national
. .uIa1r.0. chat certain technical oh.
iUuIuus f0 UUr schomo appear to have
been woun'od. at least theoretical.
|'y 'O tho satisfaction of experts
/ There Uaa legitimate fear at FIRST that
IrDmU1nfngiy little water could bc
. .l.r' aI sufficiently hieh levels to en-
|ahg o. to H1w over very vast areas in
.UpUd of It Ii was found. however.
believe that tho tracts r01chahlr hy
proper irrigation works are iu1ednIte.
Ily vast. much more gn than one wonid
|a' frf suppose sufficiently vast 20
make the utmost preparation for irrI
gpt.nr thom wCil worth while 70 ~
|uoro auu moIc seen that the IHine
of water from under the earth to put
10 over fields can bo made to pay Zoo Io.
ral.ti,E too h'rh Tor crihhpi water to
reach 70 o. further observed that lu
nearly alI 'uCa,it'os alkali. when pres
cu' eau ho drained away $50 that with
. or without additional treatment the
2 l1ud VIII tn rendered productive
speech BY william N. suythe.
, Nr william " Smytho. OFF CalIor
j MIA. rntiur chairman of tho section
. uu 7ural settlements. delivered Bu al
. Irrss Iu which hc said
Tho application OF tho National lr
rIsa..ou policy represents tho dawn of
q uDW day ln the western half 9th,
, continent bat dawn should mot %,
! mistaken flr hirh noon We have fai
. lU EU before wn can even lay thJ
! foundation cot our now institutions
land muCh farther before wo rear thJ
sunorwc'urr Some ouo bias beau
'uuN said God novgr made
D world Ua bias started several. 200
& |.uI.1s ,ho one .u which Nc dwell
] but Doe depends upon mon tn worl
. with h.m in nulsh.ur o. The thought
. applies with peculiar Iurcp to th,
0 sa# region which bias been Calo,
Q .rho land of IIuT. Rain We mus
divert from our streams al' ihp w8tC
o. chat may ho pumped hut even thor
). ND shall have taken hut Arst steu
though q step which viii require fa
d moro money than js available undo
y enc present law We must prasery
p ana extend tho forest areas and bel
/, form our land laws so chat resource
O. nov n.'anrue t0 aIl tho people aha.
mot uu granted away t1 those wh
y wan I1 speculate uu tho needs uf th
.i .fuuu Bu. when 1'I these great .on
n 1rp taken wr must siII. deal with Iu
D. snoIll problem OF coIun.l.nF the vast
places and working uu. ibv mobiles
81 nrms of civilization
a no tha end the generation whlr
o Is coming upon tho stage ot actu
% must hu trained boo scientific agr.cu
d urp, so that men shall bp ah.u Iu F,
y .u'9g generous Twins from sma
BE- areas uf irrigated land We must du
y. cover rbe secret of industrial cooperI
e tIOn lu order that the future million
20 shall obtain "a just share OFF what ne
s produce We must create "a social eI
!, v.uumout that shall satisfy 90
81 strong human instinct witch demand
e ueIgbborhuod association aE NOR
aud moro roiec thc Thought of Is
.t lated lives
b believe thg world has never Eer
l such attractive conditions of living a
d We shall bo abIo to work out Boz thea
" valleys of me west f we bo wise s