The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-02
PRESIDENT FIRST
OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF THE CON-
SERvATIoN MEET ISSUED
AT ST. PAUL.
MANY NOTABLES COMING
Governor Eberhart and Mayor Keller,
of ST. Paul, to Welcome Visitors.
Roosevelt on Second
Day.

ST. Paul, aug. oU.-WlIn the naLiOn s
chief executive as the principal speak
er of the meeting the second national
conservation congress will open Mon
day, Sept. 5, at the st. Paul auditor
ium and continue until the following
Friday.
Following is the complete program
of speeches.
Monday, Sept. S.
Invocation, Archbishop Ireland.
Addresses OF welcome, Gov. Eber-
hart and Mayor Keller.
Address by the president Of the
United States.
Our Public Land Laws" Senator
Knute Nelson, of Minnesota.
Addresses by governors.
Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Morning-Invocatior, Bishop Robert
Mcintyre, of st. Pau.
Address, National Efficiency" Col.
Theodore Roosevelt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the Pin
ciple of the Red Gross" Miss Mf.bel
B~oardman, of Washington, ID. c., pres
ident American Red Cross.
Safeguarding the Property Of the
People" Francis j. Heney, California.
The Prevent ion of Power lfonop-
oily" Herbert f.. Smith, United States
commissioner If corporations.
"The Franchise as a Public Right"
Herbert S. Hadley, governor of Mis-
souri,.
Water as A Natural Resource" B.
A. Fowler, Phoenix, Ariz., pI esident
national irrigation congress.
''The Development of Water Power
in the Interest of the People," George
c. Pardee, Oakland, Cal.
Illustrated lecture, big Came" Ar
thur Radcliffe, New York.
Wednesday, Sept. z.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Bishop Sam
uel Cook Ed'all, Minneapolis.
Rational Taxation of Resources"
Or. Francis L. McVey, president of
the University of North Dakota.
"The Int est of the Railways of
the South IN Conservation" w. w.
Finley, president Southern Railway
Company.
Laws That Should be Passed"
Senator Fl ancis G. Newlands, Nevada.
'Makine Our People Count" d. Red
man Booze Craighead, president Tu-
lane university, New Orleans.
The Press and the People," d.
Austin Latchaw, Kansas City.
'FWoraan's influence in National
Quest ons," Mrs. Emmons Croker,
Mass. chusetts.
Farm Conservation" James Will
son., secretary of agriculture, Cattle,
Food and Leather" Jonathan p. Dol
liver, United States senator from Iowa.
Conservation and Country Life"
Prof. l.. H. Bailey, Cornell university.
"Soils, Crops, Food and Clothing"
James j. Hill, of st. Paul.
evening
Illustrated lecture, Birds" Frank
y nj. Chapman, New York City.
Thursday, Sept. 8.
Invocation, Rev. Hans G. Stub, Of
st. Paul.
"Pan-American Conservation, Great
Opportunity and Responsibility" John
Barrett, Washington.
THE Young Man and Our Future
Nation" Albert ]. Beverage.
This Continent as a Home for Our
People" DR.. w. J. MCGEE, department
of agriculture.
1.-THE Forest and the Nation" Henry
S. Graves, United States forester.
Life and Health as National AS
sets" DR.. F. w. Wesbrook, Minneapo-
lis.
The Stake the Business Man Has in
Conservation" Alfred l.. Baker, chair
man, Chicago.
'The National Resources Belong to
the People" James r. Garfield.
"Our Resources as the Basis for
Business" Wallace d. Simmons, of
st. Louis, Mo.
Are We Mining Intelligently?"
Thomas L. Lewis, president United
Mine Workers of America.
Education and Conservation DR..
Elmer Ellsworth Brown, United States
commissioner education.
Evening
Illustrated lecture, Personal and
National Thrift" B. N. Baker, presi-
dent national conservation congress.
Friday, Sept. 9.
Invocation, Rev. Henry G. Swear
ingen, st. Paul.
Conservation - True Patriotism
Mrs. Matthew 7. Scott, president gen.
eral, national society. Daughters Of
the American Revolution.
f.Saving Our Boys and Girls Judge
Ben B. Lindsey, Denver.
"The Conservation Program Mr..
Clifford Pinchot, president National
Conservation Association.
CROP EsTiMATE ARE OUT.