Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21

SUBJECTS over WHICH IT is LnOuSnC likely
a discussion will arise, time is allowed
on the program for debating them.
Assurance of the attendance of a
great number of men high In the min
ing world are daily pouring in to Sid
ney Norman, secretary of the Sierra
Madre club, and, according to those
who have active charge of the affair
here, it Is assuming larger and larger
proportions daily. A telegram was re-
ceived from Governor Sloan of Ari-
zona yesterday afternoon, assuring the
convention of his attendance through
the entire session. The complete pro-
gram follows:
MONDAY. SEPT. 20
10 o'clock a. m.-Addresses of well
come: Governor James N. Gillett,
Mayor George Alexander, Joseph
Scott, president of the Los Angeles
chamber of commences; e. A. Mont
gomery, president of the Sierra Madre
club.
2 o'clock, p. m.-Announcements by
the secretary; responses by represen-
tatives of states, as follows: Alaska,
John L. Steele; Arizona, L. w. Powell;
California, Frank Tyrrell; Canada,
Thomas w. Gibson, deputy minister of
mines; Idaho, ]. H. Richards; Illinois.
J. A. EIDE; Missouri, James w. NAL
colmson; Maryland, B. F. Bush; Ne
vada, George Bartlett and H. H.
Brown; New York, T. J. H. Merrill;
Nebraska, George w. E. Dorsey; Ore
gon, j. Frank Watson; Oklahoma, DR..
c. N. Gould; Texas, DR.. William B.
Phillips; Utah, John Dern; Virginia,
e. A. Schubert; Wisconsin, George Jar
rett; Washington, Maurice D. Leehey;
west Virginia, DR.. H. M. Payne.
1880 p. m.-President's annual ad-
dress, DR.. E. R. Buckley; address,
Conservation" Clifford Pinchot.
TUESDAY. SEPT. 81
10 q. m.-Introduction of resolutions,
report Of committee.
1890 a. m.-Addresses, "The FEEDER
al Government and the OIL Industry"
Frank Short, Fresno; Congressman S.
c. Smith, Bakersfield; Colonel Tim
Spellacy, Los Angeles; George E.
Whitaker. Bakersfield.
2 p. m.-Introduction Of resolutions
and official business.
2:30 p. m.-Address "The National
Bureau of Mines and It's Work." DR.
James A. Holmes, director Of the
bureau of mines, Washington. D. c.
$3.50 p. m.--Address, Conservation
AS It Affects the Coal Lands" 2. w.
Parker, United States geological sur
way, Washington, D. c.
4:30 p. m.-Address, Investigation
of Mine Accidents" George S. Rice,
bureau of mines, Washington, D. c.
p. m.-Reception to the delegates
and members by the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce at the Cham
ber of Commerce building; short ad-
dress by President Scott of the cham
Der Of commerce, and recitation by
Capt. Jack Crawford, poet scout.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2s
10 a. m.-Introduction of resolutions,
report of committee on revision of
mineral land laws, by VIII L. Clark
Jerome, Ariz.
1890 a.m.-Address, "Conservation,"
Reed Smoot, United States senator
from Utah.
1880 a. m.--Address, Frank Mondell
congressman from Wyoming and chair
man Of the public lands committee Of
the house of representatives.
11:45 a. m.-Addresses, William P.
Engelbright, member of congress from
California; George Bartlett, member of
congress from Nevada.
1915 p. m.-Of1cers and directors
and invited guests will be entertained
at luncheon at Alexandria hotel by
the Los Angeles chamber of mines and
OIL =
o'clock p m.-Introduction OF reso-
lutions; call of the states; discussion
p. m.-Report of forestry commit
tee; address, A. B. Brownlee, Idaho
Springs, Colo, chairman Of the for
estry committee.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20
10 a. m.-Introduction Of resolutions;
report of committee on resolutions; re-
port of committee on mine accidents;
addresses; J. Parke Charming, "Mine
Accidents" W. A. Clark, DR.. James
Douglas; discussion on conservation
in its relation to the mining industry.
1880 a, m.-Report of committee on
Alaskan mining lands.
2 p. m.-IntrOduction of resolutions;
report Of the committee on resolu-
tions; report of the committee on for
eign trade relations; address, ]. Frank
Watson, "Silver in It's Relation to Our
Commerce in the Orient"
2:45 p. m-Report of the committee
on smelter rates, Harry L. Day. Wal
lace, idaho. Address Suggestions to
Ore Producers" S. e. Bretherton, San
Francisco.
8 p. m.-Meeting Of the members:
smoker under the auspices of the
Sierra Madre club; reading by Cap
Jack Crawford, poet scout, from Ari-
zona-
FRIDAY, SEPT. 30
Governors day-Addresses: water
Powers" John Shafroth. governor of
Colorado; "The State Leasing or Min
eral Lands" A. o. Eberhart, governor
of Minnesota.
Subject Of discussion, "should the
Derive Revenue from It's
Property Which Is Exempt from State