I am, oh, so glad to be here.
I have enjoyed every hour I have been in your beautiful and wonderful State.
We must make it an even better one in the future.
This is the first glimpse I have ever had of the big trees.
The one thing on which this country must forever be a unit is the navy.
We should keep the trees as we should keep great stretches of the wildernesses as a heritage for our children and our ch...
I want to thank you very much for your courtesy in receiving me.
Cut down one of these giants and you cannot fill its place.
I believe in you, my countrymen; I believe in our people, and therefore I believe that they will dare to be great.
I do not know of anything that bids better for our material well-being than the tree culture;
I do hope that it will be your object to preserve them as nature made them and left them, for the future.
A nation like ours, with the unique position of fronting at once on the Atlantic and the Pacific, a nation forced by the...
It is a peculiar pleasure to me to address the children.
I am glad to see the way in which the old mission buildings are being preserved.
We must see to it that no man for speculative purposes or for mere temporary use exploits the groves of great trees.
We must go on with the task as we have begun it.
It is a very great pleasure to be here.
Our aim must be to hand over to our children not an impoverished but an improved heritage.
