The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07

hing more they can do and be
Z they have been practically elm
I from the convention, the west
)vernors have announced their IN
n Of leaving ST. Paul at once.
'ernor Brooks of Wyoming leaves
Il, as do Governor Vessey of South
b and Governor Norris of Mon-
Governor Hay OF Washington will
! either tonight or tomorrow
and thereby goes the "fighting
gent" Of the National CoDserva-
iongress.
4 Basis of Trouble.
over the failure TO re
Recognition at the hands Of the
sss as whole was evidenced by
Kecutives from the west. Each
TO put forth cheerful front, but
3 an effort almost close to failure.
nor Norris is particularly bitter
. Remuneration. ''Why,' he said,
>ould not break into that meeting
nth a burglars jimmy.
'ernor Norris is a Democrat, lC
b who made the ''fghtIng speech" J"
= the congress yesterday which
brought on the clash with Gov
Stubbs Of Kansas, the presiding
iernor Hay of Washington was in
'erful mood this morning. yet the
of yesterdays session was still
4 him.
4 the congress really wished to ar
"a conference between governors, -
I'D, "wby did not they let the
,iors run 1t, instead of laying ev-
ing out, cut and dried, before we
'smiled cheerfullv when mention
y wordy war with Stubbs was
8 Hay Ready to Leave.
III leave tonight or tomorrow, >,
ID, "but I'll leave representa-
There IS nothing more | can do. -
iernor Brooks had little to say,
1ere is nothing | can add to what
already said,' Governor Brooks
3D.
.1am for states rights-the con-
q does not believe in it, but rather
= federal supervision. / have had
" and am going -
crnor w. r. Stubbs of Kansas,
70 successfully handled the con
Ds yesterday afternoon, preventing
1l8cussIon on the floor, will also
y etonight, he said, if h can get
8. It was commonly said, how
that the executive of Kansas
stay day or so longer in order
aon the ground should any Of the
5 ners stay and attempt to "start
ing"
yStubbs was smiling today, and
...erybody's happy" he said.
,rnor Fesscy of South Dakota Will
: s,Chicago with Colonel Roosevelt
and attend the dinner given
Hamilton club. Governor Den
I'll also go Immediately.
:. Teddy Great Attraction,
sresident Taft monopolized the at.
of the national conservation
. IS Yesterday he did not more than
zrclt did today.
ocauditorium WAS filed to hear the
"a Ident drive home his policy for
:. s.,nservation of natural resources.
iHowd for the most part followed
~ the state fair grounds. leaving IA
urf audience, half of whom were
: I, to listen to the addresses of the
rFrnor Blanchard of Louisiana, for
4 Hyernor Pardce of California and
,sfR. Garfield delivered addresses
2 national control.
lop Sarfield was originally scheduled
-,l Thursday, but John r. Barrett
mas chairman of the afternoon scs
,uIRIled npon him today.
lpSert Knox Smith. United States
- sioner of corporations, also ad
hnf the convention.
Ic'l>e place Of b. A. Fowler Of Ari
y Who was on the afternoon pro
~ q, but was not present, William
Svar'the of San Diego, Cal, was in,
100 ID. He argued that the nationa
pensment has done the constructive
~ Irrigation and should deal sim
lissvylth water power sites.
,Sci departure actual and prospective
etp ern governors is believed to in
Bsfhat the plan TO fight for Il state
rd- y platform has been abandoned
= pr Hay OF Washington. however
his mind tonight about leaving
,aae 'orlned reporters that he woult
h hyf congress out, lighting 10 tho
Dtuvor of state control.
's@ sas Plan Western Congress,
ia a conference late tonight o.
fs from many western states ;
nt was given out defining tn,
'rSp OF the states represented ano
rs y that there is no intention oil
- of tho western states to seced,
ecstle congress. IL was proposed
lsii naii although no definite action
atte'en, TO hold a conservation con
,fgec the west in the near future
{owing western states were rep
90 ut the conferences, California
alp Washington, Utah, Wyoming
s o. A. Idaho, Colorado and Arizona
Jpt, 'eBolutioDs committee with cx