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

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

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.

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

You literally made the wilderness blossom as the rose.

The reservation hereby established shall be known as The Manti 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 do not believe that Congress has for many years passed any law relating to our internal development so wise as the irrigation law of a year ago.

It is a good thing to have a sound body; it is a better thing to have a sound mind.

Play hard while you play, and when you work don't play at all.

No law that the wit of man has even devised can make or ever will make a fool wise, or a coward brave, or a weakling strong.

You builded even better than you knew when you saved the country.

We do not want the absentee proprietor.

I think I was a pretty good American when I came, but I am going away a better American.

I doubt if there is any State which will profit more by the increase in the application of irrigation to our needs than is the case with the State of Idaho.

I believe with all my heart in the Monroe Doctrine.

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…