Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
Hill Directs Epigramic TRADE
at Congress.

mans life ike this u is n|Hfgnifi
cent @ hear the principles Of eonscr
wilton 81 natural resources acalaimc'
as YOU have done / have fought
manv wears for conservation md con.
@serratien has won. ! thank you.
AIR Hlll spoke with yigcr of gesture
that gave thc lie to his grai beard
The following exteepts stood out from
mis- address
The need'bf the hour is 90 con-
serve conservation.
rThe lime Is ripe 10 distinguish be-
tween real and fancit0l conservation
Irrigation would have been more
cheaply done if turned oyer 10 pri-
several states
coal mining must be carried on
upon "a large scale to be commercial
~ possible.
while we lament the exhaustion
Of our coal supply we maintain a
taeitf thai o0npels US 60 draw upon
# continuously,
The west believes in forest pres
eryatlon practically and not theoret-
icaliv
The use or water within a state
il the property Of the state and can
not be taken away from II.
THE worst scandals Of state land
misappI opriatton are insignificant
when compared with The record of
the nation
In 1908 the excess o. American ex-
ports over imports was S6G6, O00. 900:
by 1910 II had fallen TO siSI. zoe. 600,
impending misfortune. only the
conservation of a neglected soil and
tie interests connected with It can
avert
rSpcndthrift man and spendthrift
must tnce at last the same Law
ana the same penalty
ANY conservation movement wor-
thp of the name must place high
les program the saving Of cap
itel ana ~ credit from the rapaeious
Of socialist es well as monopo-
"Whoeter attempts TO make con
seryation the Dtne OF q personal
controversy or the beast of burden
t. carry any faction into power or
IS its worst enemy.
Henry Wallace of Des Moines. who
followed SIR. nm, took issue With
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luu'l"nS gre i"llres Even 'o oouot
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nominations oI 'apllai
''h't Hptakers toa"N We're W
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y I+o"'Fd y Vralsh,No' president
i luN'he university NeW orleans
- Nu7'h l~'''hi" ul the N'ns's N'>
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Massachusetts chairman OF the CON
erNatton department. ot The general
'~1,f'toh OF woman clubs
Ihat t meeting of % western CON
ress undoubtedly VIII Dc called
con Nss the statement "i Judge
rank short of california today. II
-me after MANI unveruicd reports
par sentiment fHForins suth Ct com
was being worked MP by dele
from tht Pacific slope.
ZIG misht Doc called immediately ,
3n 60 snort rlld, were 90 not Tor ,
lo Tear thei members of TINS CON .
.ess mis't look on b as o. hostile Z
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