The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-28

far as completed. follows:
Tuesday, September 6.
Morning.
Routine business. Appointment Of
committees.
INTRODUCTION Of Colonel Theodore
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 j. Heney Of
California.
Address, Conservation the Principal
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 NJ Dixon OF
Montana
Evening.
Illustrated lecture on Big Game. &"
by A. W. Dugmore, New York City.
Wednesday, September 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 +.
c. Stevens OF St. Paul.
. Afternoon.
Routine business.
Presiding officer. Governor Eberhart
Address. The Young Mans Duty, "
Senator Albert j. Beveridge Of Indiana.
Address, What the Nation Has Done
for the Farmer" James Wilson, secre-
tary Of agriculture.
Address. THE Farmer ana the Ma
tiOn.' Walter H. Page.
Address, Making Our People Count"
Address. The Franchise as a Public
Right" Governor Hadley of Missouri
Discussion.
Address. The Stake the Business Man
/ Has in Conservation" Alfred l. Baker
] Of Chicago.
Discussion. led by Henry Wallace of
Des MOines, Iowa.
Address, Education and Conserva-
| ton" DIT. Elmer Ellsworth Brown,
commissioner OF education of the
United States.
Evening.
Illustrated lecture on birds. Frank
| N. Chapman, curator, department OF
birds, American Museum OF Natural
/ History. New York City.
Thursday, September S.
Morning.
Prayer.
Routine business.
Reports on conservation committees
Of national organization, so minutes.
Address. The Forest and the Ma
ton" Professor Henry 5. Graves, United
States forester.
Address. ."'What Our Southern
NeighbOrs Are Doing in Conservation,
John Barrett. director bureau OF
American republics
Address by a representative OF a
foreign nation.
Address. This Continent as a Home
Tor Our People" DR.. w. J. McGee, in
charge of soil erosion investigation,
ture.
Address, "son, Crops, Food and
CIOthing." James J. Hill
Address. National Taxation Of Re
sources DR.. Francis E. McYey presi-
dent University OF South Dakota.
Discussion, led by J. b. White OF
Kansas City. Mo, chairman executive
committee, national conservation con-
gress.
Afternoon.
Routine business.
Address, The Development OF Water
DR.. George ". Swain OF Harvard uni
Versity.
Address by Mrs. Emmons Croker
chairman OF the conservation commit
tee OF the Federation OF Womens
Clubs.
Address, '"The Natural Resources
Belong 10 the People" James r. Car
field, former secretary Of the interior.
Discussion. led by George c. Pardee,
former governor OF California, and
Newton c. Blanchard, former gov
ernOr Of Louisiana.
Friday, September D.
Morning.
Prayer.
Routine business.
Address by a representative OF
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton.
Address, The South's Inerest IN
Conservation From the Point or View