Prosperity does not stop at State lines, and neither does adversity.

Fundamentally, we go up or go down together.

The greatest lesson which the American body politic need take to heart, at the beginning of the twentieth century, is that it is out of the question permanently for our people to progress save on lines that tell for the progression of all.

We can go up—as we shall go up—only by each of us keeping in mind not merely his own rights, but his duties to his neighbors.

We need cool-headed, sane common sense in dealing with the problems that confront the nation.

Don't draw unless you mean to shoot.

The reservation hereby established shall be known as The Manti Forest Reserve.

The reservation hereby established shall be known as The Logan Forest Reserve.

We must play a big part. We can play it badly or play it well—but play it we have got to.

I believe in the Monroe Doctrine with all my heart and soul, and I intend to see that it is made good.

I am particularly glad to have the chance to speak to you here in this city, in Utah, this morning.

Far from agriculture properly exhausting the land, it is always the sign of a vicious system of agriculture if the land is rendered poorer by it.

I congratulate you upon the chances of diversifying your industries.

I believe in children.

I believe in you, and I want to see the future people like you.

After all, that is the fundamental principle of our government.

In this country we need above all things to show our power to act on one's own individual responsibility, each to care for himself, to be able to handle his own life, and yet all of us to act in co-operation with our fellows, to be able to…

I believe with all my heart in the Monroe Doctrine.