Arizona republican., 1910-08-28

member that, whether he be from the cast of the west every man must be true American.
 Tt would be a bad day for Amer ica and the end of America if the average American lose the quality of being dead game man. he said. That caught the fancy of the cowboys who cheered him wildly. The Indians rode several races yell ing all the while Their squaws had a race of their own. Uses-a-Rat ran away from Mrs. Flat Head. Lost-a- Pin. Carrie Nation, Works on the Tub, Twisted Ear, Mrs. Pinhead and Mrs. Sleeps With. All the squaws wore loose trousers and silk blouses of flaming colors.
 Cavalry men from Fort D. A. Russel had a sham battle; Charlie HerZ drove team of bufialoes around the track and the Indians gave a war dance. There was an exhibition of lassoing and branding and there was to have been mule race but the mules refused to run.
 The buclling ability of the horses drawn this afternoon for finals in the bronco busting championship soon narrowed 10 contest between sam ScoviIle, Charley Mckinley and Charles Thomas. Each was forced to ride two horses. Scoville was de- clared the winner after two sensa- tional bouts. Mckinley second. while Thomas was given a heavy fall by Miller Kic, his last horse.
 Governor Brooks gave his dinner immediately after the sports were over The guests included Colonel Roosevelt former Governor w. A Richards, United States Judge John A. Riner; James R. Garfield, George Ade and Senators Warren and Borah.
 Tn the course of his address today Colonel Ro oseyelt said: This coun- try has shown definite signs of mak ing up to the absolute necessity of handling it's natural resources with foresight and common sense. The conservation question has three sides. In the first place the needless waste of the natural resources must be stopped. It is rapidly becoming a well settled policy of this people that we of this generation hold the land in part for the next generation, and not exclusively for our own selfish enjoyment. Just as the farmer is a good citizen if he leaves his farm improved and not impaired for his children, and a bad citizen if he skins the land in his own selfish interest, so the nation behaves we'll if it treats the. natural re- sources as assets which it must turn over to the next generation in creased and not impaired in value. and behaves badly if it leaves the land poorer to those who come after us.
 In the second place, the natural resources must be developed prompt ly, ceapletely and lI rderly fashion. IL is not conservation to leave the natural resources undeveloped.
 Colonel Roosevelt also proposed the building of a splendid monument to Frederick Remington. the painter and sculptor of scenes in the cattle coun- try.
 The movement will be a popular one in the west
 Colonel Roosevelt will be the GUS todian and Homer Davenport, the car tOonist, the secretary of the monu ment fund.
 A severe criticism of Roosevelt by a New York newspaper brought forth a spirited reply from him this morn ing He learned that he had been criticised for some of the speeches which he had been making on the trip, particularly for the remarks concerning the corporations in his Buffalo speech.
 Tt is just the attack that I ex- pected," he said Just as soon as practical effort for cleanliness in | New York politics is made. a protest comes from those living in houses of glass"