The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
men OF THE CATTLE RANGE
WELCOME COL. ROOSEVELT
Former President Is Cheyenne's Guest at From
tier Days Celebration and Delivers
Warm EuIogy of the Great West
aid Its Sterling Virtues.

courage tho development uf urV abilities /
which .1n be- hrouEht Go high rorfecuon /
only hy re- Kind NJ training useless iu pho ]
urrr times but these new qualities can ]
only supp. m,nf ur never auppaut the .
ulI num,N virtues the need fur the
special and distinctive pioneer virtues Is
Hs great ua ever I'm other words Hs our
civilization grows older and mufo rom
uI"N while 10 IH TRUE that We need new
forms uf trained ability. and need tu d'.
Nolup mon whose lives urr devoted wholly
tn the pursuit uf special objects. % iH N'i
also tru, That vo need % grou'er nui NOT
n i.ss Development NJ tie fuulnin'N'N
frontier virtues THESE virtues include
tNa power ~ s.if help together with the
power ~ Joining with others Tor mutual
help uri. what ls esp lllr important
fIa feeling NJ yumrt icahIp ~ social good.
fellowship Any man who had iHv good
fHrfuu" Co. u,r among tho uld frontier
conditions unjust IN looking back. r'HllS"
how NItul WIS this feeling ~ Egn'ru
runirrirship and social fellowship Their"
are good mon md mad mon. in ih0 new
ruuW InI'I.4 Just Ha IN Tho OLD rnm0unl
fia- lni nr conditions uu tn" frontier
v'r, au.h that tho qualities ~ Cd" E".d
ufi hn1 tlhr wore rJtn'f NOR" aiflhlHfN
manifested than I'm 40 '.r U"ruu ''''a
but Among the men who ir'.l iU '.Hi
I hard working decent lives. 'Npf" WHH
feeling ~ genuine democracy Witch fHr
resented an apurn. .I. fu fHH NmrfI,r0
. il.lI which w.. ..,.tI.1, a.Hu'1 dH 'f.
'ftfhlus in pur power IN preserve W
Hii NOT try 'n sNh 30 MON we've "llA.
whom NnN Urr. 600. equal hut W. 40
. orr hest tn srrurr something nk" an
| equality Vt upprriunfv ana nm equality ~
/ flNtf' Iur good set iUv nui moreover.
] rtrH man expected .o be received and
| un tNr whole was received wherever he
/ went ON the footing that his merits war
| rlnisd
Npw so fhr NJ possible these qualities
. and conditions that bring about thrs"
| qualities should De- kept IN IN" great
! states which are growing out ~ th" OLD
] frontier communities We need 20 str'N"
/ 'or ihr general social h"ii'rn"ni NJ the
rs0p'H ns n whole. nri vet 60 encourage
Z iudl, iduHI liberty and vet high reward
/ on individual initiative up 10 IN" point
where they become detrimental ~ the
general Vrlfnr"
Wrong Doors and Wrong systems
In continually ana earnestly striving Tor
this hrtt"rm~nt Of norial and economic
| conditions In our rnmplrx Industrial civis
uypilou. "" should work IN the OLD from.
tier spirii NJ hrothorlN romrndoship and
good Will I Do not mean that We should
refrain from hating wrong On the con
ttnrv would preach nrcN wrath
against wrong But 7 would not preach
! such wrath against tho wrong door save
really IL due 20 evil moral attributes on
| his part and not TO wrong or falls" rys-
TEN. Of which he II almost Rs much the
victim ~ tho henenclarv. Sometimes a
wrong represents the deliberate wicked
| ness NJ tho wrong deer I'm which case
the remedy II 10 punish him. but some.
times II represents the effects ~ false
social system. IN which case the right
cnurs" II To alter what n false In tho
system. Roth principles need 10 he Kept
In view as guides 10 our conduct, and II
Il necessary sometimes 10 work In &C
cordnncr with one and sometimes In &C.
cordnnce with the other.
BEFORE ending I wish 20 say word m
something which 7 believe should espe.
clnily interest an mon who live IN tho
open country. and oFneciNlly All mon who
during tho past thirty years have lived
md worked on ranches. Or have done
their ne work IN the wilder parts ~ our
land ON tho great plains NJ among tho
mountains The phase N our national
No in which tho stocfman. the mining
rrpsrnotor. were tho chief characters. was
not only very important but also n
very picturesque phase onon such a
rh1He passes without any great artist
arising 'o commemorate H.
The Ola tuc harkwpodHmhn FOR In
stance tho man NJ the back countr,
who lived In the eastern forests through
which tho waters ran eastward IN the
passed away without any painter ~
sculptor arising who possessed ~ onre
both tho kecnurHs ~ vision ~ Fce what
vital and picturesque ngurc the hack
woodsmnn was. and tho genius adequate
~ 20 present that ngnrs TIE artist who
saw thai Heterogeneous ~ the hack
Wundsmnu lacked the genius adequately
10 CONNIE uurh's H. white the artists NJ
rnll uhlltv unfortunately had their ewes
turned towards Europe and lacked mo ro.
husi originality which tho novelist Coon
rr showed Ca spr whore their chances int
~ 40 n great work Rut In our genera.
ton. for our good fortune q great artist
nrnS" who was capable ~ zeting and nj
recording the INFINITE pic'uroenucness Of
'hr M" N tho plains and the Rockies
, Euloqy Of Remington.
~ course I speak ~ Frederic Roming.
| ton. lie was one ~ those Americans who
hy hts achievements distinctly deserved
l we'll ~ America iiH worked with pcnpl
| with brush with nhl=el he WINS both a
nuinlor nnd "a sculptor, MS pictures and
he few lrony's are equally good Whrf
my own regiment a tvpc1llv western
/ regiment recruited mainly from the iu.f
Z ~ the great plains and the mountains
WIS dlHhundod nt MOntauk Point the ufn
/ rors and enlisted men Joined In giving
me RnmmFipu's 'Rronzo Brnuco buster
! H kin which I thought peculiarly Hppro,
| PIRATE coming from such n body ~ men
In Ermngtun's pictures M the mosl
vivid and characteristic features NJ IN,
, . western pioneer life which n Just CLOSING
were oct forth. ana tho COMMUNICATED
for ever IN" men NJ mo plains and m,
mountains us they actually were The
cowboy is his fuyorlte TYNE hut the min
/ ing uroHperiOr, the frontier farmer m,
man who guides wagon or mule-team
! / ih' soldier the lniln-sll appear Nov
| wish very much hat these men them
solves would I'm their turn provide mon
/ um,ni fnr me great artist the sum ul
, / who's" uuliyltns represent such q fe1tur,
/ NJ American achievements and ah1v,
100. represents % roWm~nIor1tlnn ~ som,
NJ Tho most lufer'sti1E figures that hny,
I over appeared ON the stage NJ American
3 no. statue Should hr raised IN Rem
] / Inrtnn by some really nrst class artist
Here nt Cheyenne IN this gathering
I many hundreds NJ tho men have com.
. together who wrr" themselves tvp.pa
! leaders I'm and representatives. ~ tho YER,
life which Remington 50 PORTRAYED that