The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

President Taft on the Monday pro-
gramme. While the president Is visit
ing the Minnesota state fair and deliv-
ering another address the governors
will be holding their conference. Gov
ernor Stubs of Kansas will preside.
The remainder of the programme, so
far as completed, follows:
TUESDAY, SEPT. 6.
Morning.
Routine business. Appointment of
committees.
Introduction of Col. Theodore Roose-
welt.
Address, National Efficiency, Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
Report of board of directors.
Report Of executive committee.
Afternoon.
Presiding officer, John Barrett.
Address, Safeguarding the Property
of the People, Francis ]. Heney of
California.
Address, Conservation the Principle
of the Red Cross, Miss Mabel Board
man.
Discussion.
Address, The Prevention of Power
Monopoly, Herbert Knox Smith. COM
missioner of corporation department Of
labor.
Discussion.
Address, Laws that Should Be
Passed. Senator Joseph M. Dixon of
Montana.
Evening.
Illustrated lecture on Big Game. by
A. w. Dugmore, New York city.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7.
Morning.
Prayer.
Routine business.
Reports of state conservation COM
missions. One hour.
Address, The Press and the People.
Address, Cattle, Food and Leather.
Senator Jonathan p. Dolliver of Iowa.
Discussion, led by Congressman f.
G. Stevens Of st. Paul.
Afternoon.
Poutine business
Presiding officer, Governor Eberhart.
Address, The Young Mans Duty,
Senator Albert j. Beveridge Of Indf-
ana.
Address, What the Nation Has Done
for the Farmer, James Wilson, secre-
tary Of agriculture.
Address, The Farmer and the Nation.
Walter Fl. Page
Address, Making Our People Count.
Address, The Franchise as a Public
Right Governor Hadley of Missouri.
Discussion.
Address, The Stake the Businesses
Man Has in Conservation, Alfred L.
Baker, of Chicago.
Discussion, led by Henry wallace OF
Des Moines, Iowa.
Address, Education and Copserva-
ton, DR.. Elmer Ellsworth Brown. COM
missioner Of education of the United
States.
Evening.
illustrated lecture on birds, Frank M.
Chapman, curator, department of birds,
American museum of natural history,
New York city.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 9.
Morning.
Routine business.
Reports on conservation committees
or national organization, so minutes.
Address. The Forest and the Nation.
Prof. Henry S. Graves, United States
forester.
Address. What Our Southern Neigh
bors are Doing in Conservation. .Tobn
Barrett, director bureau of American
republics.
Address by a representative Of for
eign nation.
Address, This Continent az q Horne
Tor Our People, DR.. w. ]. MCGEE, in
cnarge OF soil erosion investigation.
ture.
Address, Soil, Crops. Food and Cloth
ing, James J. Hill.
Address, National Taxation OF Re-
sources, DR.. Francis e. McVey. presi-
dent University Of South Dakota
Discussion, led by J. b. white Of
Kansas City, NO. chairman exeentiya
committee, national conservation con-
gress.
Afternoon.
Routine business.
Address, The Development OF Water
Power in the Interest of the Peoule.
DR. George w. Swain of Harvard uni
versity.
Address by Mrs. Emmons Crocker
chairman of the conservation commit
tee Of the Federation of Women,s cIuhs
Address, The Natural Resources Be-
long to the People, James r. Garfield.
former secretary of the interior
Discussion, led by George @. Pardee.
former governor of California. and
Newton G. Blanchard. former governor
OF Louisiana.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 9.
Morning.
Prayer.
Routine business.
Address by a representative of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
Address. The South's Interest In Con.
servation From the Point OF View Of
the Railroads. w. w. Finley, president
Of the Southern railway.
Address Our Resources as the Basis
OF Business. wallace ID. Simmons Of
ST. Louis, MO.
Address, Are We Mining Intelligent
ly, Thomas Il. lewis, president United
Mine Workers Of America.
Address, Prof. +. II. Bailey Of New