Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
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Their, e uo IoH SO big that % Gene
. Do. ru'd and nHcd guirtN. lur
.ua as welt as ever before, Great
n,u dio ana while. ia Oh, words OIL,
luusfcliov tho, may I,U. u,HnJ
Chem footprints ON i1r soud of
Time" th,y may 20. r...r,U. Dut tho
world moves uu and .om,ou. takes
up no, burden whore th,. nId b,
down
It move. u'huot,- Is man 60 sroN
too Uis for hIs Sob. and ln thos,
bomrly words are expressed concis,ly
just what happened To- clifford PIN
yhot our hate hmontod chief forester.
when President Tau u January.
lslu summarily dismissed from office
clifford Pu.hut hc was seriously
,r,uoizrd not only by Democrats but
uS many Republicans who w,r, close
followers of Roosevelt piurhot was
one ot BooscVclts right hand men.
counted p, him as an official who
eould Do no wrong and maxi, mo- mis-
take. Public opinion ON IN, rours,
"i President TAFT was ut,lr slow in
reaching % thorough understanding oi
the ,Xecutiscs motives bot 10 was not
long before the people realized that
the president had uo alternative Pm.
chot whcthor h, intended To- DO su
co. not had d,fiod the president and
Wa dismissed for inuburdmation
Tn, ehiot forester had induced Senu
tor Dolliyer 10 read IN the scnat, a
lcttcr upon the forestry questions un.
der inqulrs This mad, th. president
Justly Indignant and he declared that
the dignity of the office Co which he
had been chosen nt The propl, was
being attacked and hc would be- un- |
faithful 90 mis- trust BE- be- submitted /,
longer % was mo- douht an unfprm-
nate conir"ycrFy. hat an now agree |
that President TAFT was wholly In the !
rignt Any conformation of Pin,hors |
oif"ns, would have encouraged lnsub- !
ordination iu other subsidiary depart |
W"nts and "a, authority of the prcsi-
dent and mcmbcrs OF his cabinet |
would have been brought To- nothing |
since his dismissal Plnchot mas not
H'sitatcd time ana again to come to
ihc fore as critic uf IA, cuuscrya.
ton policy Of the admlnistration. and
of course 10, could not lose tn or.
por'1niiy offered him bl the pr,si-
dents Controller bal message Tor an.
other crack az th, president IN that
message Tart aid not hositat, To- warn
'h' public against thos, Vho had
done ana were doing Alaska "a vast
amount of harm by unius, attacks ON
On, government policy in that land
The president In his message. waaI
r'rfrcilt frank ana open Hc az.
piainod every phas, ct IN. Controller
nn' policy ana proved conclusivcIy
that th' government had not cncour-
.r' N''N NNNiN NNI Tolerate uuN mo- |
n"Ppy there and control Of the har.
hor or coast lands by amy individual
Interests The development OF such
an area in such q country calls tof
'h' Investment OF millions. and tbos,
millions cannot D., forthcoming unl,s
r,h mrn come forward 90 supply
them % this country had waited for
TO- railroads aud steamship lines mu /
poor mon could Furnish the financial
h"t"inE they rsluir, 0t would be
waiting set And sp Alaska would
have 90 wait many a long year for
development, were th, pinchot plan
followed out
80 the public viii remain .,n,incod
'nat PInahots criticism of the CON.
tr"'l.r bay message should ac put in
ih' Same category as bis oth,- al.
racks on the president