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Proceedings of the second National Conservation Congress at Saint Paul, September 5-8, 1910

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Agriculture in schools, 265 Work of the Department of, 194

Aitkin, George, Report by, 373

Alaska coal lands, 21, 310

Allen, E. T., Report by, 367, 424

American Academy of Political and Social Science, Report of, 379

American Automobile Association, Report of, 380

American Civic Association, Report of, 383

American Forestry Association, Report of, 384

American Humane Association, Report of, 385

American Institute of Architects, Report of, 386

American Medical Association, Report of, 389 Work of, 255

American Paper and Pulp Association, Report of, 388

American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association, Report of, 392

American Railway Master Mechanics' Association, Report of, 393

American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society, Report of, 394

Ames, Charles W., Report by, 380

Anderson, A. T., Report by, 420

Arizona, Report from, 324

Arkansas, Report from, 314, 333

Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks, Report of, 397

Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association, Report of, 383

Babb, Cyrus C., Report by, 341

Babb, George W., Report by, 418

Babcock, George H., Report by, 411

Backus, E. W., Report by, 389

Bailey, E. W. M., Report by, 411

Bailey, Liberty Hyde, Address by, 203 Report by, 397

Baker, A. L., Address by, 222

Baker, Bernard N., Introductory remarks by, 7 Report by, 314 Resolution of thanks to, 308

Baldwin, A. S., Report by, 393

Ballinger, R. A., Reference to work of, 76

Bannister, O. B., Report by, 314

Barker, Henry A., Report by, 324, 368, 384

Barrett, John, Address by, 80, 237

Barrett, C. S., Report by, 411

Benson, R. Dale, Report by, 418

Bentley, H. T., Report by, 394

Beveridge, Senator Albert J., Address by, 146

Bissell, R. M., Report by, 418

Blanchard, Ex-Governor Newton C., Address by, 121

Boardman, Miss Mabel, Address by, 94

Brooks, Governor Bryant B., Address by, 72

Brown, Elmer Ellsworth, Address by, 264 Letter from, 165

Brown, J. Adams, Report by, 416

Bryce, James, Tribute to, 243

Burnham, Austin A., Report by, 420

Business interest in Conservation, 222, 257

California, Resources of, 116

Call of States, Announcement of, 134, 171, 226, 298 Resumption of, 213, 299, 313

Capital, Relation of, to resources, 226

Carriage Builders' National Association, Report of, 410

Case, Charles R., Report by, 423

Champney, W. P., Report by, 411

Cities, Wastes of, 309

Clapp, Senator Moses E., Presiding Officer, 168

Cleveland, Grover, quoted on monopoly, 224

Colorado, Report from, 334

Columbia (District of), Report from, 324

Condra, George E., Announcement by, 71 Explanation by, 298 Report by, 317

Conference of Governors, Reference to work of, 87, 225, 245, 247, 293, 379, 415

Connolly, Maurice, Report by, 411

Conservation of Minerals and Subterranean Waters, 429 of the Nation's Resources, 328 Practical Aspects of, 331 Problems, Address on, 106 Program, The, 292

Constitution of the Congress, ix Adoption of, 79

Country Life as related to Conservation, 203

Craighead, Edwin Boone, Address by, 168

Credentials Committee, Appointment of, 79 Modification of, 106 Report of, 145

Damon, A. W., Report by, 418

Daughters of the American Revolution, Work of, 270

Davidson, James H., Address by, 132

Day, Jerome J., Report by, 336

Dean, William B., Report by 380

Delaware State Federation of Women's Clubs, Report of, 411

Deneen, Governor Charles E., Address by, 59

Denmark, Successful agriculture of, 200

Dixon, Samuel G., Reference to Work of, 301

Dort, J. D., Report by, 411

Draper, Mrs Belle Merrill, Reference to work of, 167

Eberhart, Governor A. O., Address by 3, 298 Presiding Officer, 246

Edsall, Right Reverend Samuel Cook, Invocation by, 134

Education and Conservation, 264

Emerson, George H., Report by, 320 "Timber Conservation," 424

Evans, Powell, Report by, 382

Evans, R. D., Report by, 416

Executive Committee, Report from, 317

Executive powers, Definition of, 108

Exports, Diminution of, 183

Farm, Efficiency of the, 211 production, 136, 182, 190, 197 values, Losses in, 5

Farmers' Union of America, Report of, 411

Farquhar, A. B., "Practical Aspects of Conservation," 331

Fertility, Conditions of, 210

Forests and Stream Flow, 57, 216, 364, 400, 428 and the Nation, Address on, 214 Condition of, in Washington, 68 Conservation of, 199, 294, 398, 426 Destruction of, 11 National, Utilization of, 86, 261

Forest Service, Reference to work of, 180

Foster, J. Ellen, Resolution in memory of, 276 Tribute to, 274

Fourt, E. H., Report by, 324

Fowler, B. A., Report by, 324

Finley, W. W., Address by, 135

Fire Losses, Magnitude of, 418

Fisher, Irving, Reference to Work of, 249

Fisher, Walter L., Address by, 129

Florida, Report from, 335

Garfield, James R., Address by, 106

General Federation of Women's Clubs, Report of, 412

Georgia, Report from, 325

Gibbons, Cardinal, Greetings from, 3

Gibbons, Cromwell, Report by, 335

Gilbert, Cass, Report by, 387

Gipe, James C., Election of, as Recording Secretary, 307

Glenn, L. C., Reference to work of, 428

Goudy, Frank C., Report by, 334

Government, Cost of, 185

Governors, Western, Resolutions by, 72

Graves, Henry S., Address by, 214

Green, F. R., Report by, 392

Green, Samuel B., Resolutions in memory of, 313

Gregory, Lucius, Report by, 411

Griffith, E. M., Report by, 377

Griggs, E. G., Report by, 375

Hall, Edward Hagaman, Report by, 409

Hamilton, Alexander, quoted on executive powers, 112

Hardtner, Henry E., Report by, 339

Harriman, E. H., Reference to work of, 281

Harvey, William S., "Forests and Stream Flow," 428 Report by, 299, 420

Hay, Governor M. E., Address by, 64

Health and Life as National assets, 247, 263

Heney, Francis J., Address by, 278

Higley, Warren, Report by, 409

Hill, James J., Address by, 177 Control of water-power by, 321 Explanation by, 194 Reference to Work of, 281 Tribute to, 13

Holliday, Cornelia R., Report by, 411

Holmes, J. A., Tribute to, 296, 325

Horr, Christopher G., Remarks by, 120, 313

Howard, Mrs Jay Cooke, Address by, 167 Presentation by, 276

Howe, Frederic C., quoted on export trade, 184

Hunt, G. M., Report by, 324 Resolution of thanks by, 307

Idaho, Report from, 336

Illinois, Resources of, 59

Indiana, Report from, 314, 336

Invocation by Archbishop Ireland, 1 Bishop Edsall, 134 Reverend J. S. Montgomery, 81

Iowa, Report from, 337

Ireland, Archbishop, Invocation by, 1

Iron ore of Minnesota, 12

Irrigation, Extension of, 55

Johns, William Douglas, Report by, 320

Johnson, Emory R., Report by, 380

Jones, W. A. Fleming, Report by, 347, 380 Resolution of thanks by, 307

Jusserand, J. J., Quoted on forests and waterways, 428

Kavanaugh, W. K., Report by, 415

Keller, Mayor Herbert E., Address of welcome by, 13

Kremer, W. N., Report by, 418

Krueger, A. W., Report by, 319

Kunz, George Frederick, "The Conservation of Minerals and Subterranean Waters," 429

Lacey, John F., Report by, 416

Lakes-to-Gulf Deep Waterways Association, Report of, 413

Land Laws, 17, 35 Laws, Needed reformation in, 288, 296, 425 taxation, 152 Titles, The Question of, 430

Lands, Conservation and utilization of, 295

Lands, Public, 16 Disposition of, 181

Latchaw, D. Austin, Address by, 171 Election of, as Treasurer, 307

Lattimore, George W., Report by, 319

Laws That Should be Passed, 327

Lazenby, William R., Report by, 364

League of American Sportsmen, Report of, 415

Legislative functions, Failure in performing, 280

Lewis, T. L., Report by, 424

Life and Health, Address on, 247

Louisiana, Report from, 339 Resources of, 124

Lowe, E. N., Report by, 315

Mackenzie, Alexander, Reference to work of, 414

Maine, Report from, 341

Marshall, Chief Justice John, Opinions by, 109

Martin, Ben J., Jr., Report by, 319, 365 Resolution of thanks by, 326

Massachusetts, Report from, 343

Maxwell, Hu, Report by 376

McCray, Franklin, "The Question of Land Titles," 430

McDermott, J. H., Report by, 416

McEniry, M. J., Report by, 422

McGee, W J, Reference to work of, 414

McNees, G. W., Report by, 301

McVey, Frank L., Address by, 152

Merritt, E. T., Report by, 372

Mershon, William B., Report by, 416

Metzger, A. E., Report by, 336

Miller, A. C., Report by, 314, 337

Minerals, Conservation of, 296, 429

Minnesota, Deforestation of, 11 Farm Value in, 6 Iron Ore in, 12 Report from, 315

Mississippi, Report from, 315 Resources of, 48

Missouri, Report from, 315, 344 Valley River Improvement Association, Report of, 420 Waterways Commission, work of, 414

Mitchell, A. R., Report by, 392

Monopoly, Growth of, 224 of Power, 101 of resources in California, 116 of transportation, 191

Moore, Willis L., Reference to work of, 428

Montana, Report from, 345 Resources of, 52

Montgomery, Reverend J. S., Invocation by, 81

Muckle, M. Richard, Report by, 386

National Board of Fire Underwriters, Report of, 416 Board of Trade, Report of, 419 Business League of America, Report of, 420 Conservation Association, Endorsement of, 371 Conservation Commission, Reference to Report of, 247 Efficiency, Promotion of, 296

Nebraska, Report from, 317

Nelson, Senator Knute, Address by, 35

Nestos, R. A., Report by, 318

Newell, F. H., Reference to work of, 414

Newlands, Senator Francis G., "Laws that Should be Passed," 327

New Mexico, Report from, 347

New York, Report from, 318, 347, 352

Noble, John W., Report and resolution by, 315

Noel, Governor Edmond N., Address by, 48 Tribute to, 315

Nominating Committee, Creation of, 246 Report of, 303

Norris, Governor Edwin L., Address by, 52

North American Conservation Congress, Work of, 247

North Dakota, Report from, 318, 362

Ohio, Report from, 364

Oklahoma, Report from, 365

Oregon, Report from, 367

Ovey, Esmond, Address by, 243

Page, Thomas Nelson, Reference to work of, 271

Pan-American Union, Work of, 237

Pardee, Ex-Governor George C., Address by, 115 Report of Resolutions Committee by, 308

Parry, D. M., Report by, 411

Partridge, John, Report by, 386

Pennsylvania, Report from, 299

Persons, Henry H., Report by, 352

Phosphate lands, Withdrawal of, 29

Pinchot, Gifford, Address by, 292 Memorial resolution by, 313 Nominating address by, 304 Presentation of certificate to, 276 Reference to work of, 54, 166, 373 Response by, 152, 277 Tribute to, 48, 76, 117, 151, 159, 221, 242, 325

Plunkett, Sir Horace, Reference to work of, 87

Power, Address on, 101

Press (The), Address on, 171

Priestly, J. T., Report by, 392

Property, Safeguarding public, 278

Purdue, A. H., Report by, 314

Railway control of waterways, 64 subsidies, Magnitude of, 283

Railways, Control of, to prevent forest fires, 351, 401 of the South and Conservation, 135

Rane, Frank William, Report by, 343

Rattermann, H., Report by, 411

Reclamation Service, Reference to work of, 178

Red Cross, Address on work of, 94

Redding, Sid B., Report by, 333

Republics, Address on American, 237

Resolutions adopted by the Congress, 308

Resolutions Committee, Announcement of, 80, 145 Composition of, 311 Report by, 308

Resources as the basis for business, Address on, 222, 257

Rhode Island, Report from, 324, 368

Richardson, Guy, Report by, 386

Richter, Joseph C., Report by, 301

Rivers, Federal control of, 125

Roads, Value of good, 11

Robinson, Doane, Report by, 369

Roosevelt, Theodore, Address by, 82 cited on civilization, 351 Reference to work of, 242 Tribute to, 13, 38, 59, 76, 116, 151

Ross, E. W., Interlude by, 302, 312 Privileged statement by, 322

Roth, Filibert, Reference to work of, 428

Rothrock, J. T., Reference to work of, 301

Salisbury, O. J., Report by, 372

Sargent, Will L., Report by, 370

Scott, Mrs Matthew T., Address by, 270

Senate, Policies of the, 279

Sheldon, Charles S., Report by, 392

Shipp, Thomas R., Election of, as Secretary, 306

Short, Frank H., Address by, 226

Shortall, John L., Report by, 386

Simmons, Wallace D., Address by, 257

Smith, C. G., Report by, 418

Smith, Herbert Knox, Address by, 101

Smythe, William E., Address by, 127

Sneath, Mrs G. B., Address by, 166 Report through, 414

Snyder, William A., Report by, 411

Soil as a Resource, 6, 205, 259 Impoverishment of, 198

South Carolina, Report from, 369

South Dakota, Report from, 319, 369 Resources of, 77

Sprague, Henry H., Report by, 343

Start, Edwin A., Report by, 385

Stevens, Representative F. C., Address by, 201

Stevens, Frederick C., Report by, 380

Stillman, William O., Report by, 386

Stubbs, Governor W. R., Address by, 75, 81 Presiding Officer, 35

Swain, George F., Reference to work of, 428

Taft, President, Address by, 14 Cited on National functions, 116 Tribute to, 13

Taxation of forests, 295 of National resources, Address on, 152

Texas, Report from, 370

Thorp, Freeman, Report by, 315

Timber Conservation, 424

Tomkies, Mrs Hoyle, Address by, 163

Trans-Mississippi Congress, Resolution concerning, 315

Tree Planters of America, Proposed organization of, 420

Twichell, Jerome, Report by, 421

United Mine Workers, Report of, 424

Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association, Report of, 421

Utah, Report from, 372

Vermont, Report from, 373

Vessey, Governor, Address by, 77

Vice-Presidents, Ratification of the, 313

Von Tobel, Rudolph, Report by, 317, 345

Von Schrenk, Hermann, Report by, 344

Wagstaff, Alfred, Report by, 386

Waldron, C. B., Report by, 362

Wallace, Henry, Address by, 188, 305 Nomination and election of as President, 304

Warfield, R. Emory, Report by, 418

Washington, Report from, 320, 375 Resources of, 64 Sentiment of, 120

Washington State Federation of Labor, Report of, 422

Wastes of civilization, 309

Water conservation, 404, 429

Water-power, Address on, 101 Control of, 222, 365, 405 Disposition of, 30, 54, 59, 105, 129, 156, 294, 321, 338, 349, 356 Value of, 287

Water resources of New York, 352

Water supply, Conditions of, 343, 353

Waterways, Development of, 163, 412 Utilization of, 83, 294, 364

Watson, E. J., Report by, 369

Weis, Samuel, Report by, 386

Welch, Mrs George O., Address by, 160

Wesbrook, F. F., Address by, 247 Report by, 392

West, William L., Report by, 380

Western Forestry and Conservation Association, Report of, 423

West Virginia, Report from, 324, 376

Whipple, J. S., Report by, 347

White, L. C., Report by, 324

White, J. B., Address by, 158 "Conservation of the Nation's Resources," 328 Nominating Address by, 303 Report by, 316

Whitney, Milton, Reference to work of, 136

Women's Clubs, Work of, 161

Worsham, E. L., Report by, 325

Wilkinson, Mrs J. D., Report by, 415

Williams, Mrs Lydia Phillips, Reference to work of, 161

Wilson, Daniel T., Report by, 411

Wilson, Secretary James, Address by, 194 Tribute to, 183, 191

Wisconsin, Report from, 377

Wyoming, Report from, 324 Resources of, 72

Young, P. C., Report by, 314

J. H. BERKSHIRE, President O. W. FISHER, Vice-Pres. J. B. WHITE, Sec'y-Treas. and Gen'l Mgr.

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