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CONSTITUTION[ix]
OPENING SESSION[1]
Invocation by Archbishop Ireland[1]
Greeting from Cardinal Gibbons[3]
Address by Governor Eberhart[3]
Welcome by Mayor Keller[13]
Address by President Taft[14]
SECOND SESSION[34]
Induction of Governor Stubbs as Chairman[34]
Address by Senator Nelson[35]
Address by Governor Noel[48]
Address by Governor Norris[52]
Address by Governor Deneen[59]
Address by Governor Hay[64]
Announcement by Professor Condra[71]
Address by Governor Brooks[72]
Remarks by Governor Stubbs[75]
Address by Governor Vessey[77]
THIRD SESSION[79]
Appointment of Credentials Committee[79]
Action on Constitution of the National Conservation Congress[79]
Remarks by Director-General Barrett[80]
Remarks by Governor Stubbs[81]
Invocation by Reverend Doctor Montgomery[81]
Address by Ex-President Roosevelt[82]
FOURTH SESSION[93]
Address by Miss Boardman[94]
Address by Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith[101]
Modification of Credentials Committee[106]
Address by Honorable James R. Garfield[106]
Address by Ex-Governor Pardee[115]
Remarks by Delegate Horr, of Washington[120]
Address by Ex-Governor Blanchard[121]
Address by William E. Smythe[127]
Address by Walter L. Fisher[129]
Address by Colonel James H. Davidson[132]
FIFTH SESSION[134]
Invocation by Bishop Edsall[134]
Address by President Finley[135]
Report of Credentials Committee[145]
Address by Senator Beveridge[146]
Response by Gifford Pinchot[152]
Address by President McVey[152]
Discussion by Chairman White[158]
Address by Mrs Welch, of the General Federation of Women's Clubs[160]
Address by Mrs Hoyle Tomkies, of the Women's National Rivers and Harbors Congress[163]
Address by Mrs Sneath, of the General Federation of Women's Clubs[166]
Report by Mrs Howard, of the Daughters of the American Revolution[167]
SIXTH SESSION[168]
Induction of Senator Clapp as Chairman[168]
Address by President Craighead[168]
Postponement of Call of States[171]
Address by D. Austin Latchaw[171]
Address by James J. Hill[177]
Discussion by Henry Wallace[188]
Address by Secretary Wilson[194]
Discussion by Representative Stevens[201]
Address by Professor Bailey[203]
SEVENTH SESSION[213]
Address by Professor Graves[214]
Address by Alfred L. Baker[222]
Address by Frank H. Short[226]
Address by Director-General Barrett[237]
Address by Honorable Esmond Ovey[243]
Action on time for election and report of Resolutions Committee[246]
EIGHTH SESSION[246]
Appointment of Nominating Committee[246]
Induction of Governor Eberhart as Chairman[246]
Address by Dean Wesbrook[247]
Address by Wallace D. Simmons[257]
Address by Commissioner Elmer E. Brown[264]
Address by Mrs Scott, President of the Daughters of the American Revolution[270]
Action in memory of Mrs J. Ellen Foster[276]
Presentation by Mrs Howard to Gifford Pinchot[276]
Response by Mr Pinchot[277]
Address by Francis J. Heney[278]
Address by Gifford Pinchot[292]
Expression by Governor Eberhart[298]
Statement by Professor Condra[298]
CLOSING SESSION[299]
Commencement of Call of States[299]
Response by Delegate Harvey, of Pennsylvania[299]
Interlude by E. W. Ross, of Washington[302]
Report of Nominating Committee[303]
Nomination by Chairman White[303]
Second by Gifford Pinchot[304]
Election of and response by Henry Wallace as President[305]
Election of other Officers[306]
Resolution of thanks to retiring President Baker[308]
Response by Mr Baker[308]
Report of Resolutions Committee[308]
Adoption of Resolutions[312]
Interlude by E. W. Ross, of Washington[312]
Remarks by Delegate Horr, of Washington[313]
Ratification of Vice-Presidents[313]
Resolution in memory of Professor Green[313]
Resumption of Call of States[314]
Response by Delegate Purdue, of Arkansas[314]
Response by Delegate Bannister, of Indiana[314]
Response by Delegate Miller, of Iowa[314]
Response by Delegate Young, of Kansas[314]
Response by Delegate Baker, of Maryland[314]
Response by Delegate Thorp, of Minnesota[315]
Response by State Geologist Lowe, of Mississippi[315]
Response by General Noble, of Missouri[315]
Response by Chairman White[316]
Response by Professor Condra, of Nebraska[317]
Response by a Delegate from New York[318]
Response by Delegate Nestos, of North Dakota[318]
Response by Delegate Krueger, of South Dakota[319]
Remarks by Delegate Johns, of Washington[320]
Privileged statement by Land Commissioner Ross, of Washington[322]
Response by Delegate Fowler, of Arizona[324]
Response by Delegate Hunt, of District of Columbia[324]
Response by Delegate Barker, of Rhode Island[324]
Response by Professor White, of West Virginia[325]
Response by Delegate Worsham, of Georgia[325]
Motion for adjournment by Delegate Martin, of Oklahoma[326]
SUPPLEMENTARY PROCEEDINGS[327]
Laws that should be Passed, by Senator Francis G. Newlands[327]
Conservation of the Nation's Resources, by Chairman J. B. White[328]
Practical Aspects of Conservation, by A. B. Farquhar[331]
Report from Arkansas, by Sid B. Redding[333]
Report from Colorado, by Frank C. Goudy[334]
Report from Florida, by Cromwell Gibbons[335]
Report from Idaho, by Jerome J. Day[336]
Report from Indiana, by A. E. Metzger[336]
Report from Iowa, by A. C. Miller[337]
Report from Louisiana, by Henry E. Hardtner[339]
Report from Maine, by Cyrus C. Babb[341]
Report from Massachusetts, by Frank William Rane and Henry H. Sprague[343]
Report from Missouri, by Hermann von Schrenk[344]
Report from Montana, by Rudolph von Tobel[345]
Report from New Mexico, by Colonel W. A. Fleming Jones[347]
Report from New York, by J. S. Whipple[347]
Special report from New York, by Henry H. Persons[352]
Report from North Dakota, by Professor Waldron[362]
Report from Ohio, by Professor Lazenby[364]
Report from Oklahoma, by Benj. Martin, Jr.[365]
Report from Oregon, by E. T. Allen[367]
Report from Rhode Island, by Henry A. Barker[368]
Report from South Carolina, by E. J. Watson[369]
Report from South Dakota, by Doane Robinson[369]
Report from Texas, by Will L. Sargent[370]
Report from Utah, by O. J. Salisbury[372]
Supplementary report from Utah, by E. T. Merritt[372]
Report from Vermont, by George Aitkin[373]
Report from Washington, by E. G. Griggs[375]
Report from West Virginia, by Hu Maxwell[376]
Report from Wisconsin, by E. M. Griffith[377]
Report of the American Academy of Political and Social Science[379]
Report of the American Automobile Association[380]
Report of the American Civic Association[383]
Report of the American Forestry Association[384]
Report of the American Humane Association[385]
Report of the American Institute of Architects[386]
Report of the American Paper and Pulp Association[388]
Report of the American Medical Association[389]
Report of the American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association[392]
Report of the American Railway Master Mechanics' Association[393]
Report of the American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society[394]
Report of the Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks[397]
Report of the Carriage Builders' National Association[410]
Report of the Delaware State Federation of Women's Clubs[411]
Report of the Farmers' Union of America[411]
Report of the General Federation of Women's Clubs[412]
Report of the Lakes-to-Gulf Deep Waterway Association[413]
Report of the League of American Sportsmen[415]
Report of the National Board of Fire Underwriters[416]
Report of the National Board of Trade[419]
Report of the National Business League of America[420]
Report of the Missouri Valley River Improvement Association[420]
Report of the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association[421]
Report of the Washington State Federation of Labor[422]
Report of the Western Forestry and Conservation Association[423]
Report of the United Mine Workers[424]
Timber Conservation, by George H. Emerson[424]
Forests and Stream-Flow, by William S. Harvey[428]
The Conservation of Minerals and Subterranean Waters, by George F. Kunz, Ph.D.[429]
The Question of Land Titles, by Franklin McCray[430]
INDEX[431]

1. Gifford Pinchot, Vice-President (1910).
2. James R. Garfield, Vice-President (1910).
3. Henry A. Barker, Vice-President (1909-10).
4. A. B. Farquhar, Executive Committee (1909).
5. W. A. Fleming Jones, Vice-president (1910).
6. E. L. Worsham, Executive Committee (1910).
7. George C. Pardee, Executive Committee (1910).
8. J. N. Teal, Executive Committee (1909-10).
9. Walter H. Page, Executive Committee (1910).
10. L. H. Bailey, Executive Committee (1909-10).


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