The Glenwood post., 1911-09-30
OF PUBLIC
DOMAIN TO BE THREsHED OUT

lkADI4AN AoxAA14ON O6 1O1A4O
DOMAIN TO BE THREsHED OUT
Denver, Sept. 26.-Men prominent in
the political and Industrial affairs Of
the entire nation will be among the
speakers and delegates at the public
lands convention. The program of ad-
dresses is complete, the last assign
ment being accepted by wire yesterday
The executive committee says the sub
ject of the administration of the pub
lie domain will be talked over in such
thorough manner that the people of
the western states will understand
conservation when the convention is
over.
The convention will be held in tho
theater part of the Auditorium and the
public will be admitted in the balcony
and gallery. Tickets will not be re-
quired. The parquet floor will be re-
served for the delegates. President
Taft will speak in the morning Of Oc
tober 8. Sessions will be held day and
night, beginning September 2s and end
ing at noon October 3. Efforts will be
made to seat as many spectators az
possible during the entire convention.
Chairman J. Arthur Eddy of the ex-
ecutive committee will call the con-
vention to order at 10 O'Clock Thurs
day morning. The invocation will be
by the Rev. Father Thomas b. Malone.
Governor John F. Shafroth viii deliver
the address of welcome and the re-
sponse will be by Governor Spry of
Utah. Governor Joseph NJ. Carey of
Wyoming will read the first paper on
Thursday afternoon and this will start
the discussion. His subject is, "Radi-
cal;sm Is Not Conservatism. Dates
have been set for some Of the other
addresses, being fixed in the acceptance
of the speakers themselves. These
speakers with their subjects follow:
Ballinger on Program
Richard A. Ballinger, September 90,
evening-tA Portrayal of American
Bureaucratic Government
J. F. Callbreath, September 2s.-
Injustice of the Public Land Policy
Toward Alaska -
Governor James H. Hawley of Idaho,
September 3O-'' What Should Be Done
With Our Western Forests"
Governor Chester h. Aldrich Of Ne
braska, September 3o.-''The Federal
Special Agent system-A Menace to
the Safety of Our Republican Institu
tions.''
Governor Robert s. vessey of South
Dakota, September 3O.-''The Naviga-
tion Easement Encompasses All Federal
Rights to Our Streams"
Governor Edwin l.. Norris of Mon
tana, October 2.-"New Nationalism.
The remaining subjects with tho
names of the speakers follow:
"The Rights Of the Present." Hon.
L. Bradford Prince, e1- governor of
New Mexico.
Bureaucratic Administration Of the
Forest Reserve" Colonel George W.
Prichard of Santa Fe, N. NJ.
"The Unamericau Government Ac-
corded Alaska,'' Russell L. Dunn Of
San Francisco, Cal.
"The Illegally of Forest Reserves
Devoid of Forest Lands" Charles f.
Potter of Los Angeles, Cal.
"What Province Should the States
Exercise Respecting Waterpowerf"'
Enoch A. Bryan, president Washington
State college.
"what Province Should the States
Exercise Respecting Coal Oil, Gas and
Phosphate Landsf" Edward Keating,
Denver.
"The Homestead Principle Made Ap-
plicable to the Grazer," J. Arthur Ed
dy, Denver.
Individualism vs.. Collectivism as
Each Affects the Interests Of the
West" E. NJ. Ammons, Littleton, Colo.
estate Conservation VI. Federal Con-
servation," Judge Frank b. Short,
Fresno, Cal.
"The Wise and Bene6cent Results
of Our Public Land Policy" former
United States Senator Henry N. Teller.
Denver.
sha1roeA - Discu0 1svenae
s'Fsderal Revenue Compared with
Local OF stats 1svsnue," Hsa. JsAn