Show IDAHO SENATOR uN nt THE WARP AT I Heyburn Reyburn Thinks He Has Been Vic Victimized th by Press Bureau Conduct Conducted ed edby by restry Forestry P F Service SMOOT DEFENDS BUREAU DUBOIS ALSO DIFFERS WITH HIS COLLEAGUE E ESpecial Special to The Th Herald Washington Jan 29 In a speech today which was closely fol followed followed followed lowed by Democrats as well weil as Republicans Republicans Republicans Senator Heyburn of Idaho crit criticised critIcised many features of the forest re reserve reserve reserve serve administration ri protested against further extension of ot o reserves as planned by the forest service and made an ap appeal appeal appeal peal for the passage of his bill taking from the president power to create re reThe reserves reserves serves The speech was in the main maln a legal argument tending to show that the for forest forest forest est service in th the creation and admin administration adminIstration adminIstration of reserves r s has exceeded ex its legal leg l authority Heyburn Reyburn maintained that tl at there fl ere is no authority for tor the im mi imposition position of regulations governing min mining mining mm ing and prospecting within reserves and in this he was supported by Sen Senator Senator Senator ator Spooner He charged that the re reserves reserves serves were created on too grand a ascale ascale ascale scale which resulted in withdrawing from entry thousands of acres of lands which might otherwise be acquired by He deemed it unwise to place restrictions upon public timber timberlands timberlands timberlands lands which would in any way hinder development or retard settlement Toward the close of his speech Sen Senator S Senator n ator Heyburn severely arraigned the officials of the forest fO est service serY ce for main maintaining maintaining taming a press bureau which he charged was persistently sending out matter detrimental to him His IDs speech served to bring out friends as well as opponents of the forest reserve policy Smoot of Utah and Beveridge of Indi Indiana Indiana ana beings being the strongest defenders of the president Clark of Wyoming Tel Teller Teller Teller ler of Colorado and Fulton of Oregon were in full sympathy with Heyburn |