those in public office we are bound to succeed. In that respect I think he is quite right. I believe we all agree with him in that. We ask nothing else than the constitutional guaranty of equality under the law and in the pursuit of our business; we ask that equality in all our lives and all our liberty; and that we are bound to get when we properly present our arguments to those in authority.

Through the courtesy of the College of Forestry and through the courtesy of Commissioner Pratt, we are now to have the pleasure of seeing some motion pictures relating to the forest and to forestry work in this state, and if the motion picture man is ready we will proceed with that part of the programme.

MR. SYKES: Mr. President, I move that, in appreciation of the good things we have heard here to-night, we give a rising vote of thanks to the speakers of the evening.

The motion was seconded by several and unanimously carried and a rising vote of thanks given.

The motion pictures were then thrown on the screen, after which the banquet came to an end.