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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08
w. A. Duvall
MCHarg Hands Out Straight
Talk on Conservation Question

publicity bureaus. lie says that he Is
unable 10 SEQ much difference between
the conditions confronting the settlers
I'm Washington and Oregon and even
Alaska at the present tlmo. and the set
tiers lD the great western reserve Nlty
Or sixty years ago, The latter had 10
clear their rich lands OF trees which were
burned because there was no other way
10 dispose OF them. 1T is practically
;he same" says McIIaTg, in Washington
and Oregon now. Must the settler be
cstoppcd from choppnG down forest trees
in order that he may have room TO
build Il house and plant corn, merely
because the forests have been cut of
I'm Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania:
The iumbcrm"u in Washington say that
their difficulty Hes ia getting Jim Hill
rO make them a rate which will enable
them 10 supply thcIr lumber to the tree
less regions Of the Dall"tas. There is
lumber enough; the trouble lies in trans
porting it.
And as 20 the coal lands in AnsSa,
why talk about conserving Alaska whom
Nome is 5000 miles from Seattle. and IT
IS 1000 miles To tho nearest coal2 There
should never bc .Lc slightest restraint
ON the mining or coal in Alaska because
lt IS too far from transportation 10 be
used extensively other than locally. The
coal supply is as local ns the water sup
ply. and that is very local. For tho iiyst
time in the history Of the world we
o:C told That men who go into these new
regions must not touch the resources
which havo been tho induccmont Tor them
10 go Into those places. IL is absurd
10 talk about the monopoly Of water
power sites. On the Snake river alone
there Is enough power To supply all Of
The western country. II II could bc trans
mlttcd beyond the present limit oi 200
miles. Ia the United States there are
2jd.oUu,OOO horsepower available and only
$500. 00O horsepower is now In private
use, About 10 per cent OF that is under
tho control Of any one combination. II
ithS been assumed That more OF this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08
I, o. o. T.

cspton Colfax No. !. Patriarcils' mill
aSt has regular cantonmem, N InetJ nSMI iIs, 1n,
pruus r,iI he a candidate for muster all
:Ss SS'e ceheyalers should be in attendance at
B o'clock. II possible
m.o p \. c.. CLUB viii meet Thurs
=. Sovcmber Ii, 1909. At l. o. o. +.
SslI SsI instead OF with Mrs. Brannins- as
has has previously announced
1or,on lodge No conferred the ini-
.,;n1 doarce upon lwo last Monday. and
~ work was not only a credit TO Cap.
in,n tt n. w, King. but every member Of
~" ,sn team. Tonight the inltiatory degree
mi again he conferred. there being
applicants dssTG1s les nso Of Sa SatGhins SaT up
9Th the others, 70 eoe,m, eToSe sn,ain .D inp no =
toSm su In action. take the Zip and come
no % tonight Jordon lodge members VII
W ,ic,ss consider this sufficient notice that
,SeIr nrcsencc is desired. Visiting
',rothers are assured an Odd Fellows
rsleomc Tonight OF ]. Q. O. II. tenn
Sls. Market place, in the rear of the
5nsiofilcc,
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Roval IIignlanders.

,,,ah Castle s@S held G regnIar rs,lar pGerng SrssT
|lst Mon was taken up and comnuuica-
0f ousisere read and ordered filed. a
Hons W. W. or live was appointed TO make
<oInlnit'ev, ,ocessnrv arrangements for
III inc .iy 20 he given November ~.
ass sr The cose Of ,hs @ mse1inf @ssadh the Ha" mG%
bcrs lnuu Prizes were offered for win
5een H", tho various contests and Fair
uers IL ne,andIer C!ansmon Wcbbcr and
Lady :, wcre among the lucky ones.
NewDei,i ,;,o games. Halloween supper
.hlel lservcd The table was prettlly dec
ras n,,ih lack o. lanterns. autumn
oIaho ND ;iny pumpkins, There will
!tases or",Iar meeting this evening. and
b hubbard has requested the
esplss" espss n assemble early. I'm uniform. to
laI's u,an work on an exhibition drill, 10 be
'.-. soon
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Questions Sincerity.

III the ConScTyallouists arc sincere,
why do they not plant trees here. where
lumber is needed Why do they not
use the immense force going to waste
al Great Fails. on the Potomac? The
answer is simple hecaus" IL is cheaper
To use coal in a coal country than even
free wat"rpow"r. when the cost OF In
stalling the necessary plant is taken into
consideration.
1t cannot bc disputed by anyone who
VIII give the matter even n little thought
HAT there arc Two sides 10 the 'Conscr-
walton question, aud that mere abuse
does not answer arguments. | do not
consider II legal to pl3C" in the forest
reserves thousands. even millions al acres
Of pasture land. which is rented out for
grazing. Ia Great" funds for maintaining
the forest service. I believe In CouScr,
alton: everyone believes In il who has
learned That II Is we'll TO earn a littlc
more than be consumes. but | believe
IN II when 1t is Just. practical and legal"
"Ani as TO Finchot-' asked the inter
viewer.
"Pnchot," and McEarg's lips closed
IN thin tense line. "rnchots a trim
mcC.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08
Modern Woodmen of America

nd Excelsior camp voted upon eight appli-
,-ka,Ions last Tuesday evening and adopted
Henry II. Wells Several visiting mem
fnhsr were present and received COR
!, EInl reception. The sick committee re
torcd that Neighbor J. Il Murray Of
foorado was very i'll at the I.a,tcr-daY
, rkain,s hospita! and all members were
. ksked by the consul 10 visit him. The
a meeting was adjourned informally on ac-
9 dtoUni Of the election, The Excelsior
!, Dali viii take place at the OdcUn Mon
Nsy night aud every member Is urgently
alttqueSted 10 turn ont. as the money is
!, Needed 10 help Ill ueiChbors. \ sociable
= Nmc is assured The regular meeting
7ufiIl be held Tuesday evening Al S:l1
tns o'clock sharp The quartcttc will rem
per good programme and several in
subjects will be discussed.
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Royal Neighbors.

Sst Lake Valley camp No. &012 Royal
stfrovj OF the season at their regular
n ~Wccllns Inst Wednesday night. Two
4 Yandidates were initiated and one appll-
i1fsiioD DgliotcG 90. Salt Lake Valley
n famp is surely enjoying Il season OF pros
! Ffity Not Il meeting night but sew
snTal candidates are Initiated. Neigh
IL Np Holiweil l20 South Seventh East
=. Efoci, Hiil entertain the Win One Scrv-
y Ps club next Thursday. November II,
rttom 4. m. TO u. ~. Members Of the
+. H y. ot y. living IN The city but be-
y Pnglns TO camps outside Of the city are
Erdally Invited to attend meetings or
~ sewins club and get acquainted
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Fraternal Union of America.

Evergreen Lodge No. l5t will enjoy an
other large attendance this evening at
their regular meeting. We hope all
members who can possibly attend will
do SO. as matters Of extreme importance
VIII be presented. We also hope 10
secure many new applications by the
end Of the year under the extremely low
rate OF Initiation offered by the supreme
lodge Tor this period. Extraordinary in
ducement will DC offered in competition
for the most applications. Como early
tonight and spend good time with the
faithful few.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08
Pythian Sisters.

Hcrmlon Temple No. had an cspc-
cialiy wcli-attcndcd and interesting meet
Ing Friday evening The committee on
monthly entertainment, composed OF Sis
tcrs Langstroff, Reitz and Canning. an
nounce q basket social with 81 grab
bag and several other speCialties for
tile social meeting November l., The
ladies' baskets VIII be auctioned Men
should bring their pockctbooks. The ef-
hcient committee assures all members
and friends u Jolly evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08
'sfCRET AND FRATERNAL
SOCIETIES or SALT LAKE
Order of Owls.

The Order of Owls met at l. O. G. L..
hall ana Ind one of the best meetings I'm
pIications We're received. At the next
meeting, TO be held November 10 there
VIII be cigars and refreshments served
ana a good time Is assured. Brother Ar
tlnr Smith. from Omaha, a real live Owl
told now the Omaha Owls did things
winch was very interesting. \ commit
tee was appointed In arrange for n dance
ana Il good time for Owls and their
friends. All visiting owls VIII be made
We lrnnIn .'-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08
G.. A. r.

Mckean Post No. will meet Saturday.
w. R,L 'here bcins a candidate Tor member
[op' here should be n large number OF
rr comrades present, especially those
rIo ,ake part in the work.
"e!n1lds Chapter Ladies' OF the G.. A.
II. t-rIl NIl Hold its regular meeting in ODD
ft.oSs' ball. Tuesday afternoon. at .
Rn'K. Comrades and visiting members
ls; r. '. Brooks and Mrs. Lucy Nor
~ GeorGe T. Maxwell chapter. Wom-
hcnct CORPS. VIII entertain All cards
we nome Of Mrs. Brooks. l13 O
~. Euday afternoon All members
L. M"hans Relief Corps circle,
Pr aod friends are invited.
hs., ., ~. kean corps. W. Il. G. VIII
k,9 !" Tue l. o. o. T.. Wednesday, at
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Foresters of America,

Court Salt Lake No. / met last We'd
nvsGay evening i'm thc *. OF G, hall, No.
y West First south. There was good
attendance and several matters OF inn
portancc were disposed oil The appli-
% tionS Of four new members viii bs
acted upon at the next meeting. Novom-
ber Il. Chief Ranger William Ray
GTccnig had th" charter dyapcd IN mourn
ing in honor III the death Of Bro. Thomas
NJ. Rock who died suddenly few days
ago. the diaplng TO remain for sixty
dgys.
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MaccabccE.

The Ladies oi Banner Hive No II vii!
hold = dTill 10 practice on the new in
applications MoGGay afternoon, \oycm-
Der s, in l. O. o r ball at . o'clock.
State commander. Lady Alice e. Locke
OF Colorado, will be present TO instruct
Us, Every guard. every officer, and all
members are urged 10 be present. The
ladies and :hcir friends will uc enter
I1iued Tuesday afternoon at u card So
cial from > To , o'clock bv Lady FRED
Ucith st her home. 9io South West TEN
pie. All Lady Maccabecs aud their
friends and Very cordially invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08
Improved Order of Red Men

Washable tribe No ! llindled It's coun-
ell IRE last Monday night and got through
great deal OF work. The degrees were
given In an impressive manner. the chicfi
being now well up in their work. Deep
enthusiasm prevailed among all present.
There are more candidates 10 receive tn /.
adoption degree tonight
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woodblne circle No, ~ held its regG,

yoodbInc circle No, Al held it's reGu-
ar meeting Thursday evening. November
A in l. O. o f. hall All officers were
|orcscnt except Past Officer Mary A.
'Rmun and Banker Nellie Shanar.
.TSpre was good attendance. Neigh
|fors who have card party tickets or
money are asked 10 turn them In so the
.ommttee may make its report. The
|Thlmbie club viii meet with Neishhor
'IIeadman. Tuesday afternoon at
6cocI. 6s1 BriXen avenue. All women
n wbodcraft arc invited. Election Of Of
fcrrs will be held on November Is. The
'reyt meeting viii he Thursday evening.
November II. in l. o, O. f hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08
Loyal Americana.

Salt Lake Assembly No. $50 will hold
it's regular meeting "Wednesday evening.
November 10. in Knights of Columbus
hall. Members are asked 90 come out
.for election Of officers. The. election was
postponed last meeting night on account
of the small attendance. There will be
initiation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08
Dc arec of Ennnr

The social season is opening out bnsily
night at o'clock a card social Will he
held al Gibsons restaurant at 63 East
First South. Mrs. Gibson is a member
OF Inc order and gives the use Of her
place or business for that affair Dainty
refreshments viii be served and prizes
awarded the successful players. Tho regu-
lar meeting OF the lodge will be held on
Thursday afternoon as usual
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08
Fraternal brotherhood.

Seco Lily lodge No. 259 r. +. L.. viii
meet IN regular session Wednesday night
liz *. OF T. hall. II is hoped the mem
bcrs survived the Halloween Initiation
and will bc present a. this meeting.
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2. O z

beI@"- asI Friday evening the FrlIciual
M, mnnp pi EdSieE bad :. good meeting, with
hili,a n OF Visitors present The com
Uhe ,,;, VI c,i.ofauun uf tho event of be
Iiall, ~ y, pcDt and IN fair shape iinan-
kay .Insi9rtcd that II has selected Fri
mi t,rnnne- November l.. for that cvcnt.
n no ppi,s every member OF the order
huslc .tF To be present. There will be
1hIy ,i,i ii,Picsk'ng' eating and fun for all.
II Ono ~. ~ l9t members only and VII!
<>----- y. tne hiS events OF tho wear.
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Danish Brotherhood.

Apollo lodge will bold iis regular semi
monthly meeting next FRIDAY night in
the lodge hail nj the odd Fellows build
ing. Several applications will be ac'cd
upon and the general routincs uf husi-
ness transacted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08
Train Crew Killed,

HORNELL.. Y. Y. Nov. 7,-Eugineer
Chauucey Green and Fireman Christie.
phcr Jydcr were killed +. O. Tracey.
q brcaEmau probably fatally hurt and
Two other employees were slightly in.
iurrd in freight wreck on the Erie
railroad near Belmont TODAY
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Special to The Tribune.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Having re-
tired from the office OF assistant secretary
OF commerce and labor TO join law firm
in New York. Ormsby MClIarG was IN
Washington Yesterday on puivat" bUSl-
ness. and IN an Interview he did not
hesitate To do what he avoided doing ms
long as he remained IN public Office
talking about his differences with Chief
Forester piuchot. He suggested that Pin
out 10 the press concurTcd IN the views
originally expressed by Mcll1rg 20 the
effect that there was no waterpoWor trust
II was on account OF This expressed
belief that j subordinate Of PincEotS. in
the department OF agriculture called Nc
Har4 a liar: yet the chief forester has
since denied that ne had any evidence
thlt there was . trust
In the opinion of Ormsby McliIrg. tho
;ltra radical conscrv0 tiOnists are simply
immoral. And yet McHarg claims 10 be
come OF q lineage famous for it's thrift.
and Mas inc not taught from his earliest
years that ''Wiliiul waste makes wocful
want" In q report by Herbert Knox
Smith, chief OF the bureau OF corpora
tiuns. that official SAYS that there are
powerful economic reasons Inv the com
Dination OF interests owning wutcIpowcr.
It's tho old question Of the unequal load.
aud the effort % cqualizc II. SO that
used power by night 20 lighting compa-
nl"s. and vice versa. Ana as To Smiths
statement about this tendency. McIIarS
SAYS: The man who works against pow
rUtul economic reasons is immoral. An
economic law Is one Of Coils laws: and
when YOU find one OF Gods laws, us
moral law
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Danish Sistcrhood.

win hold lis regular mectIn4; tomorrow
night at the odd Fellows hall The rccu-
lar routine Of business viii be transacted.
and there Will also be nominations FOR
new officers Tor tie coming term.
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w. o. W.

\ Silver Maple circle los, W. .. w. gave
Il card party and dance t'ridav evening;
n sss@shmenfs we're served and genera!
trn5 time was had by all. Prizes were
|ron b.. Mis-. p. w. Davidson and Mrs.
.rnnningham. The geuuemcu's prizes
Eere won By Jesse Bretz and Gilbert
ierrics. II IS the intention TO give a
AM party and dance every month this
hinter
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Ladies' s.uXilialy.

Ladies AUXILIARY to I. A. Of W. salt
Lake, lodge No. ~. meets on the second
and fourth Wednesday Afternoon st $50
hail
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Ladies Auxiliary,

Regular meeting Of the Ladies Aux
!liary so Typographical union will bc held
.hls afternoon al Eagles hail. $50 o'clock.
All members are urgently requested TO
hn nrcScnI.
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power UP to 50 per cent Of the whole
amount in private use is In Che hands
of one combination. but there is nothing
10 prove that the assumption is correct.
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Lack Of Real Data.

There is = lamcntablo lack OF figures,
says McIIarg, to back up the tstemonts
that hav" bccn made and scattered broad
cast through tho agency Of government
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Interview them. They living, walking,
Evening star., 1909-02-28
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Evening star., 1909-02-28

AIOBODY had to tell me Cnat the PERFORM
~ ance was over. l caught Clytie by the
hand, and we made a quick exit, getting out
side before anybody had time to head us off
There was a dark 1anc back of the Opera House,
and we ran through it to the first cross street,
which happened to lead straight to the hotel
where we were staying. When we got there l
told Clytie to 60 to her room, for l knew that
the mob would not follow her there, and then
l went back, keeping in the dark as well as
could, to see what had become of the rest of
the company l could hear people in several
different directions yelling, and before long
Miss Fennimore passed me. running with all
her might, and carrying most of her clothes in
her arms. She had been getting ready for the
third act when the trouble began, and even a
chorus girl would probably have hated to ap-
pear in public dressed the way our leading lady
was as she fitted along.
Seeing that she was headed toward the hotel
and would probably get there all right 1
skulked along toward the place where the
most noise seemed to be coming from, and after
! had climbed over several garden fences l
managed to get behind stable where could
see crowd coming down the street, yelling
like mad, with two people a little in front AS
they went by, l recognized Angel Willie and
Our heavy man. They were breaking all records
for passing given points, but l was sorry to
see that they were not headed toward the hotel.
Still. thought it would be best for me not to
try to give them any directions, and after the
mob had turned the next corner | started to 60
in search of the Doc: but felt something
Evening star., 1909-02-28

THERE was roar when the wizard limped
out on the stage again; but it seemed to
me that the audience had quit treating the
company with as much respect as had been
shown at the start When the Doc would begin
to speak any of his lines, the fellows in the gal
lery would interrupt him and call for more
magic He tried to be good natured about it
for awhile but could see that they were get
ting him worked into an ugly temper, and
things weren't helped much when the husband
of the lady who owned the watch got up, while
the Doc was giving them Hamlet's solilo1uy,
and wanted to know what had become of the
timepiece. The wizard kept on, saying:
Whether it is better to take up arms against
sea of troubles"
where's that watch ?" the man yelled again.
or by opposing, end them. Aye, there's
the rub! For who would bear the whips and
scorns of time"
Speaking of time, if you don't hand me back
that watch right away
the proud mans contumely-"
Its nothin' of the kindl the man yelled.
"It's my wife's, and was given to her for we'd
din present.!
when he himself might his quietus make
with bare bodkin?"
You lie" roared the man, who was stand
ing up by that time. Its Swiss move
ment-'
This seemed to fill the Doc with disgust. He
walked to the front of the stage and shaking
his fist at the interrupter, said, Cant you see
that YOU are spelling the symmetry of this per-
formance? Is there no artistic feeling in Your