The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-06
PRESIDENTS.
CONSERVATION
SPEECH GOOD
Won q Quick Response by His
Appeal to Practical Com
mon Sense
QUIET SHOT At THE FAD|sTS
WHO TALK ON CONSERVATION

aug "eneraiities ls faAs Declar.
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MInneapols, sept 6-After speaking
tne conservation congress In St.
raul yesterday morning and at the
Minheeota WIN state fair grounds outside
1nls CITY IN the afternoon, President
lalt ietI Tor Beverly last night by
way OF Chlcago.
i In his conservation address the
president won quick response from
bis thousands Of hearers by an ap-
peal to practical common sense in
dealing with conservation problems.
10 IN the opinion OF many who heard
cent agitation for q new nationalism"
or a federal GENERALIZATION Of power.
by declaring that the only safe course
70 pursue was to hold fast to the
limitations OF the constitution and to
/ regard as sacred the power Of the
states. Mr.. Tart, amid applause. made
frequent references to the services Of
Theodore Roosevelt In the cause Of
conservation, but he declared that the
time ior rnapsoaies ana eiittering
ueaas.es 60 81 .sn .l nau passeu .se .. ne s9sses-
~. ~ " ~. ene II oonee' .n"t ~ shuulo ~ u
sn.,. sl.s us speaae aae,s. III Gole uown ~
remedie. ~ s '''A '
lnese senumens Dy cne presiaene
seemed 70 ~. Iecelve tne aPProVai M OF
nsariy an us nealers. lucy came
asss s,s enu ,.e ,on; r. ue.aeu n.,nn aau
eAnaus'Se 1 I a,sSueson S.s y. ,.h cnsea.o a,
sno ne enaeu @ us speecn VIII VIII Gae @ au.
o.ence a On u 'nas a,, .ac. a. MI ,, ials a.e M moe
80 ..o'nps ~ To- ~ .I .Me "o.e t"e,, " VIC"
a. pwe sN.e sns s..s .su n'', ,ss, s oo.men a.,"Sa
w e.aeee eaeu ales 80. lug e''5
a'ent. !. l .5s5.,.
At the fair grounds the president
delivered Labor day address. the
most notable utterance OF wnlcn was
; g statement tnat he knew OF no. lnten-
ton on the part OF the government
10 prosecute labor leaders Vlder the
antitrust law. AT the same time tne
president SAID ne did not peneve lapor
organizations should be exempted
from such prosecution Dy speclnc sta-
tute. he declared enat slcn pro-
vision OF law would smack OF class
legislation.
He did not believe labor unions de-
sired OF neeaea class sso ieelsia.lon a, o. anu
! saia ne couatea % on .neir neip III prs
Vehuns sucn sesisla.lon.
The president received q demon
strative. but not an uproartous well
i come In st. Paul. The streets were
lined from the depot 10 the reviewing
stano, wnere MT. Iatt Witnessed tne
passing OF the Labor day parade. Al
the conservation congress the presl,
! dent was welcomed with prolonged
cheering. After uncneon IN 81. paul
ne rode by automobiie 70 the state
fair grounds at Hamline ana receiv-
ca tumaituous gree.lns Irom
throng wnlcn niied ne cavernous
grand stano ana overno"e1 a. lnto tne
race track and innelo' me prfsi-
gents voice was husky iloIn =. ., sne @ ue-
nVery OF MS lons speeSn q. a., tne Ion u.
eervation consress, DuI ne uiu n,s ot,sI
70 make tne VAST cIowo near wna' ne ne
nao 70 sa yas % e.,nlI,o iaDor pIoDies snn tSa n
.ne WY !lto NnnspUe n.ss4sa. ,,as u.o aat7 .Mo
la.r sunus sne pSo'ums .so r.a., "oS r. 80,
sa no.sliy s.aI a @ ~. IT. %ae "a
.lneu a. n0'as 81 mu nc. .a's Srs,,en Isnnat
~ .ory L.a t,.sn anu 'nen ""0 utt. ess
70 MS train.
STATE Fair speech
In his address at the state fair
grounds at 1880 o'clock yesterday
afternoon President Taft said:
"The magnitude OF this state fair.
and the immense throng OF people IN
attendance are convincing evidence OF
the greatness Of Minnesota as an. ag-
ricultural state.
'This Is Labor Day day given
over 70 emphasizing the Importance
Of manual labor In our civilization
and to properly extoling Its dignity.
The two classes in the community