Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-30
Will Urge Congress to Authorize
100000 for Completion
of Irrigation Projects.
LACK OF FUNDS A HARDSHIP
Broad stand Taken That Adm,n,.t,s.
ton II Pledged To RooseveIts Poll
icies Only With Congressional
Authori,ntion--P an
BaiiinEer CONNIE nded.


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Mr. TAFT broadly took the stand that
while the present administration Is
pledged 10 FOLLOW ont tho policies 4 Mr..
Roosevelt. such pledge does not in
volve him IN ony OBLIGATION 20 carry out
these policies without congressional au-
thorizat'on. The President added how.
ever. that he would take cverv step and
exert every influence on Congress to
hive II enact legislation which would
best subserve tho purposes and require
ments Of the situation
President Taft created much enthus-
iasm when he announced that he would
urge on Congress tho necessity Of au-
thorz,ng the r5cretarv ~ the Interior
70 Issue s10'0o IN bords FOR the COM
p,e,!or ~ Irritation projects, on which
work is suspended because of lack Of
funds end failure or tho protectors %
observe the limitations Of the reclaim
ation act,
| Hardshirs have been worked on many
settlers through tho Suspension Of work
ard Senator Borah ~ Idaho and other
| wcstsrr senators and rep-esentattves>
| have u--ad on the President thet a
bond Issue vas tho onlv ysv bv which
Justice could be done
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II was IN Spokane tina. the national
irrigation congress recently met and ths
RnllinCer and Pinchot controversy
arose.
President TAFT to-day gave credit both
70 Mr. Pinchot and to Mr.. Ballinger. He
referred 70 the wonderful work of Mr..
| Pinchot and said that while that work
had brought denunciation at hrst it was
now generally realized that the reforms
begun by Mr.. Pinchot were not only
necessary but should have been begun
ten years ago.
The President defended the re-openins
OF lands by the present administration as
compliance with existing laws and de-
clared mat MT Baliingers views we're ID
strict accord with those OF the adm'nistra'
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ppo,5ISEs AID TO NINERS
Sacratary Rollinger to-day re-
ce,ve, telegram from the American
rci,,t,o corgress A, Goldfeld. New
, asking him 10 urge upon Congress
tho .s,ohushr,ent In the interior de-
nartncn, ~ n national bureau ~
: r,ne. ~ coual standing with the geo.
: logical survey and which would In
: clude In its wor,t inquiries and inves-
u ttxations loading 20 greater SAFETY
y and efficiency in mining.
The secretary replied that re would
earnestly urge such action In his coming
- report to the President and hoped CON
!. gross would favor TINS view
Gov, VI. f.. MAY IN lhtroau'lhs "e
, president TO-DAY san"
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