Theodore Roosevelt actually said...

"The reservation hereby established shall be known as The Baker City Forest Reserve."

"It is for that reason deemed incompatible with the public interest to make it public at this time."

"These four corners would thus ultimately be occupied by statues of Lafayette, Rochambeau, Von Steuben, and Kosciusko, all of whom in the stormy days which saw the birth of the Republic rendered servic..."

"I advise that the very patriotic offer of the Polish organizations be accepted"