Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-18
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citizens, one Of the most Important ever
held IN the West IL now IN progress
IN this city. The nine most western
states, by their Representatives. are
within the walls OF the city 10 decide
upon plan Of action which shall safe
guard the great resources Of the West
ern states. The gathering is prelm-
mary 10 the convention in 81 Paul In
September of the National Conserva-
tion League, and already II bears the
promise Of achieving It's purpose
u Is indeed timely. Encompassed by
the mountains that circle the Inland
Fmplre and on the slope to the shores
Of the Pacific are found the nations
greatest storehouses OF treasure. That
the people who made possible the pres
eut greatness Of the West should reap
the fruits of their toll Is eminently
fitting or particular concern to the
people OF the West Mt this time is the
matter Of power sites. To be found
everywhere throughout the Western
canyons are streams burdened with
latent energy only awaiting the neces-
slty Of their employment for generating
purposes The West Is still young.
Some day win see It's broad acres dotted
with thriving cities linked in sister
hood Of interurban lines, kept alive by
busy factories and at night illuminated
BY the subtle fluid To save these power
sites for use when that time comes IL
the duty of the nation. They may not
be needed now, but that is no very good
reason why they should be taken up
and held in idleness by Eastern capital
until the time shall come when the
West needs them, and then to present
the picture OF the West paying tne
East for what Is the Vests, The con-
serSation by the West OF its power sites
II without doubt one OF the greatest
problems that It faces today. The
problem must be solved and solved in
manner that shal clear away all
doubts
Like every great movement oonser-
Vstioh numbers ns friends by millions
ihey point out that II Is necessary
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