The Washington herald., 1913-11-20
PLEA FOR indian
MADE BY Lane
Promises to See that Red
Mans Preserves Are Not
Encroached Upon.
ADDRESS TO FORESTERS
Former Secretary of Interior Fisher
Another Speaker at Banquet
Held at Rauscher's.


Class in both light and serious vein.
that Of Secretary of the Interior Lane
appeared as the piece de resistance" at
the banquet of the foresters at Rausch-
i er's last night.
He said that the activities Of the con-
servation workers had made him wonder
how long the forests in which the Ameri-
can Indians now roam would be left to
them, and pledged himself to the task OF
seeing that the red mans preserves are
not encroached upon.
81 come from the West, where they
are not satisfied with everything done in
Washington" he said. You foresters
have the same high purpose that I trust
have, which is to serve the people OF
the United States. The greatest problem
that statesmen have is that of humaniz-
ing the government. Larger and larger
grows the movement OF cooperation. We
have one great problem, and that Is to
see from the other mans standpoint. II
We can go abroad and spend s4oo.ooo,0Oo
digging a canal, We can certainly ex-
pend that much on conserving the re-
sources of this country. The work that
we are engaged in is not only for the
present. but for all time"
C. l.. Pack Toastmnster.
Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the
Conservation Congress. was toastmaster.
In introducing former Secretary of the
Interior Fisher. he referred to him as
the ''man who led our forces to victory.
Mr.. Fisher said that 1t struck him as
most remarkable that the men OF the
West could not see things from the same
viewpoint as the men of the East.
E. A. Sterling. of Philadelphia, spoke
of THE Work of the Forestry Commit
tee" The Forest Work Ahead" was
discussed hy Henry Solon Graves, Chief
Forester.
]. f. Rhodes, secretary of the National
Lumber Manufacturers Association, OF
Chicago spoke on How Can the Forester
Help the Lumberman." He said that
"the lumber manufacturers are absolute
ly opposed to turning the forests over TO
the States" and II that Is done 1.-The
lumbermen will pc found on the side Of
the foresters."
Capt. ]. B. White, of Kansas City, Mo-.
at the close OF a practical and witty
speech asked that ''in lieu of his speech"
A. B. Farquhar, of York, Pa. be allowed
to recite Lincoln Gettysburg speech. His
request was granted. r. ID. Prettie,
superintendent OF forestry of the> Can
adian Pacific Railroad, OF Calgary, spoke
on the Railroads Duty in Forestry"
Z. T. Allen. secretary of the Western
Forestry and Conservation Association,
OF Portland, Oreg., discussed Fire Pro-
lection
Work of Forest Rangers.
Hon. o. B. White, Deputy Minister OF
Lands, Forests and Mines, of Ontario,
Canada. spoke of the work OF the forest
rangers and the precautions taken by
the railroads against fires in Canada
Clifford Pinchot discussed the status of
the profession OF forestry and said that,
having psssed its experimental stage, the
profession has arrived Because of
the late hour. the other speaker sched-
uled were not called.
Banquet Guests.
Among those present at the banquet
were the following: Charles Lathrop Pack,
DIR. H. s. Drinker. DR.. J. T. Rothrock.
]. F. Rhodes, DR.. B. Z. Fernow, w. r.
Brown, Henry Solon Graves, Capt. ]. B.
White Hon. Franklin X. Lane, Hon.
Walter l. Fisher, Clifford Pinchot, Hon.
James White f. A. Sterling. f. T. Allen.
Robert Downman. Hon. Audrey White,
and r. ID. Prettie.
I-rof. R. C Bryant. George W. Hutton,
Emanuel Fritz, Rodney Paine, c. 8
Chapman. Prof. P. S. Lovejoy, Alfred
GaskiT, William SmaIley. DR.. Henry B.
Kummel, and Elmer II. Smith.
r. F. Stallings. F. F. Prentiss, I. c.
Williams, r. A. Harmon, DR.. William G.
Schauffier. ]. Lee Worsham, B. NJ. Hall.
W. H. Shippen, ]. S. Carroll, and DIR.
B. W. Evermann.
w. II. NJ. Thomas. DR.. Henry NJ.
Fisher, w. Hoyt Weber, William P.
Wheaton, Clyde Leavitt, Z. ]. Zavitz,
Charles NJ. Dietz, and Warren F.
Daniel.
Z. A. Richardson, w. d. Mann, James
II. BIodgett, Charles S. Bradley, Ernest
r. Bruncken, Charles II. Squires, A. W.
Suitor, Charles R. Schmidt, George Her
bert Beaman, and George H. Myers.
Chester w. Lyman, G. N. ostrander,
Dr. George F. Kunz, T. Kennard Thom-
son, Albert F. Potter, William L. Hail.
Prof R. S. Conklin, Charles N. Chad
wick. Ferris ], Meigs, ]. Randall Will
Jams.
W, L. Sykes. Leonard Bronson, George
S. Wood, Boiling Arthur johnson, W. E.
Barnes, ]. Linn Harris, c. Marshall
Taylor, N. P. Wheeler. Frank L. Harvey.
Edward C. NJ. Richards. A. J. Porter,
DR.. George w. Kober, William II. Bald
win, DR.. A. K. Fisher. William s. Kyle,
J. Raymond Guyer, Alpheus Henry
Snow, H o. stabler, o. c. Merrill.
G. H Williams. E. B. Wright A. H.
Ames, S. w. Philbrick. Charles H.
KoIb. B. s. vnes, ]. F. Phillippi. John
NJ. Briscoe, Eugene Bruce, ]. T. Jardine.
Overton w. Price, Thomas r. Shipp'
Norman c. McLoud, p. 5. Stanlnecker'
Harry A slattery. George II. Rhodes
Miles Standish. Francis Cutie, M. H.
Hoover Earl H. Clapp.
Otto Luebkert, John l. Weaver ROD
ert l. Corby, William E. Shannon.
Carleton d. Davis, Gardiner F. Williams,
Hennen Jennings, F. s. Underhill' sam
uel Roberts, Herbert P. Robinson
]. H. Moore, Hampton d. Ewing. Al
len 1. vosborgh, Charles o. Baird W. A
Guthrie, w. B. Martin.
E. C. Klipstein, Rudolph Dienenpaen'
Frederick W. Kelsey, M. Z. Fagan. ). ID.
Kellogg, Louis ". Murphy' Kari "ooo-
ward.
j s. Holmes. John Sprunt Hill, B. F.
Keith, DIR. Charles H. Herty, Hugh Mac
Rae William Irvine, H. d. Langille,
Thurston Davis Boal. A. B. Brooks.
Elwood Wilson, Charles Lyman Brins- |
made. Junius e. Beal, DR.. w. L. Bray.
Richard B. watrous, r. E. Wood, IT.
c. ". r. Townsend, c. H. Worcester
Calvin w. Rice, E. p. Grandin, b. W.
Parker, John p. Hutchinson, Lucius Ia
Hubbard, A. s. Hopkins, Col. John l.
Martin, Theodore White Norcross. Robert |
G. Merritt.
F. w. Rane. Harris A. Reynolds, J. @. |
Peters. Darlington Moore, Walter Null |
ford. DR.. Martin Kleinstueck. r. r.
Chaffee, w. L. Mccormick. DR.. Charles
F. Marvin. George w. Roskie.
]. G. See, z. D. Scott Thomas Hyde.
Thomas Hyde, 4th, William MacTaggart, |
W. A. Porter, William Hanley, William
Hanley, guest; GeorgeiP Whittiesey' r.
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