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Al S?EEl BUL
Senate Committee Reports House
Measure Adversely.
ITS FINAL FATE IN DOUBT
Insurgents at Odds Over Certain
Provisions and Nothing
May Be Done.
From i ; > ? rit
?Tsshington, April '? The House bill rs*
stalag th< mets! ? wss rsportsd to
thr Senate to-day sdversely bj Beaator
fri.r-.. chairmen >-t the Committee on
Finan.-?- Senator Btmmons, ranking Dem- i
oratic member <.f Uh committee In tha sb* .
?anee of Senator Bslley, .announced thsl the
minority members would file a report nest
??.,?!.. ? -i .- mmlns, author of the I
Insurgent steel r,iii which w*1 with a 'i;" I
Mtrotu tat. during the Isaf assslon ot C ?n
grass, ssld b< would submit some amend?
ment* ,v ?? tok? n "" tho
irr
Senator ' seeing Bet
pen ros?. es pre? ? pe that the Sen- i
?tor b of the t'Hl would .-nil up I
tN asesaure for ea ? rtderatlon.
?In view ? thai the ?
sdverae ont replied Mr. Penros. 1 ?1 i I
thlnV the ? Irected to i?ir '" ;
u'-ff constderstloT i t It
Banatoi B ? ?,rv r um- |
mitit. hos? Uts f"r
the eeitdaei of d< < ? ? I '"'o'? j
?Ssnst? ' " ' ' >?' the Ben- '
?he iM act pron ptlj and dispos? of the
qw -'Ion
ilouM a? to the f;??c of the
ar? al ?dis over j
th? fr?r T.
m hlch are not Ilk? n ? rsl op- |
rrr-.vi.' ? Tl eeonrin, IV? imlng. Idsho
or Mm ' Hier?
fe inda" m ror ,'1' ''
? tsrlfl
Would Be Breach of Faith.
port rned by all l he ''.? - '
f tl.mn
Mr. i m Ki-n.tt- rs tiif ? ill aa i'l i
i .-i-->r? .? ?t- The report saj s:
Ko roporl has bee? ir-ade hv tho
Bosrd crested bj the President, under an-I
thorlty rlvei i gross In lh< tariff *'tj
of l<?r. -i pos?' Of '
Ing SUOll PCt to :,r<\ par- ;
tlr>'.,!(ii industr) us w. - -
t?i proceed >\ it.i rertslnt) and Intelligence
1?. enacilnti lepislatlqn levying duties on the
l-rr-.riij.-tf. of that Industry Th? reports
:? oard notably 'hat ?n ' a
v.,.,,] s. hf-i'i., ,,r.- the most exhaustive
an?'l ' omp'- ? -i 1 li" :
subject! to which tt<- reiste Constant
.?r fr*^ri-i^tii revlsloi - ?if tariff rates, wheth?
er upward or downwsrd csuim
dlequl. - ai ".m. ;.?).| manufa* I
nercl nts and trad? re led
te ''?!:e Ve, li\ ? T.Tlff
Hosrrl for the express purpose of i
*r.?i cxhsustiv?
?litior.?? as < i ? ? ??? -i-?? ' i" i " '? ?- latlon.
.??. ? ,i }, - o preelpltoin
f exlstlni es To
I p ? i i. making s u?. ? h
' v<- .? brea? ? of faith a violation of
tai intee to
? ? pie that thi tariff si i >.f 1989 w?.?ild
not ? ?? ? xc. pi upon Infot i
' \ io <'r?ncr< s, ; . (hat t..?.Hi?J.
11 - declared tha' the passage ot ih?_- hill
would tend to dwtrov one of tho must im?
portant Industrie!? ol thla country. The
Itte. contends thsl hesrlngs of 148
? fferent Industrial "inrorns in e irhte?n
*tfit?..s allowed ;? ?id<sproa?i oppoeltlon to
'?\-'??nn f.f the present rate*, and that rep
tstlves of _:'.r. manufacturers of ma
- htr- io,,k testified thai putting mi hine
?or '-5 on the free list wo -: ? i n, ? i the clos
their fact? i
Th?* report y*\n ?hat the Ways and '.'? ? -
rVmm tee'i est ??..-? | ? import?t! ?ns
? -? ased W.OOO.'?OO annuall: , If
correct, would mean thsl foreign Iron and
products were to displace Amsrlcsn
In th.- domestic market*, and
? ? v.-r. u-ith the Increased Importation!
In ; ? -, .nues of
' ? ? D ?'?"? I II saya, in conclualon:
Tour commit??-?-- submits ??? ??. that
i'i" r-nHctment of this t-ill would be ill ad
i ?s'-ii ^n.t most . slat Ion it
?v ?..i!?i r- ?!'.??? ? ion '.?? -
low the margin of safer.-, opening wld? our
domeetle markets t.. foreign i<t??-i and Iron
produc?a: it is not onlj unprotective bul
?i!so fsila a^ a revi n ? mea
?"?ou?ri rexult In s del foi which no pro?
vision Is ma?1e; it is not based upon open
y ? rs or upon any Investigation of mnp
rifarntirlng' conditions, ?
fact* nc<'>c?arv t.. '.- known; It is n?
attentive to any ncer\ nr n< sslt; for s gen*
erai revis!up of r , ratee f tin present
Bch?*dn1e ?' and should not tin
? i ? .1
V. S. MAY ARREST BUTTER MEN
?Crftninal Prosecution the Aim of Chi
?ago and Elfin Inquiry.
? htrar" ?l - rlmlna - ? -
?hi fe?*r?! gov?j ? go But?
ter anf: "v? Bot ? Elgin l ?srd of
Trade n;if r? : ort? d to-da la the all
^n In' '???.?;-,?.|
througb agents of I of < !om
msr?ce sn< T>- ? ?? Tl proe. Ilngi
potted t< 1er t ?Ions of th?
Khermftn law and s ' ? ncl from h
? ivii r-as? now pend ?
Spe'ial Inf. rc?>t ?.tta'ti-i- to 'no ne? ai
??mpt to keep rlr.wn the cos: of home- ??=?
?-??siiitiee, for in this Instsnc? the ?jfovern*
msat for thr> nret time will fier^enO to a
ISfsbU ? U r.t oil ?-??? d< - ? ? ..hta'-.e |
by s woman. She la Mise Ida H*<"k. ,- ??
e'hi enploy? ??ho wsa specially detailed
for the r
at ='-.t:'i - <
??"a*.- a cent a po ? ? Lric etork,
*hkh srsi I fted .? hal
! -'
Colonist one-way tickets on
sale every <!a\ up to April 15.
Good in San; a Fe tourist
ileepem and < I
Personals ? ondueted exi rr
sior.s tri-w?tek
Fred Harvey meal ?servit
Go r>o\*, ar? se whal ' i |
offers horpriclr' -
Aik for ou? land :? ? It M I N
and frr- eopy o? *' ' ;" I j
Also about ?"?ne far? t .t rot
r..-. , j.? Calilorn?A Spnr.fr e>
?rursion tickets, Ipril ':.", u Maj f>.
Honored on Cahiornia Lin. >
?
THE PRESIDENT S DAY.
I l'i ?in Th* Tribune Bsi
Washington, Aaril &. -in ?-pit? of th?
i-ir-;.- number of callers to-day Prssld?snt
T:ift found sonv Hme to work on ?he
.ms?? er t<? the L?odge resolution cslllng
for information regsrdlng the alleged ef?
forts of Japanese lot? rests to scqulrs
i ,,:,i on Msgdalens Bsy. it i?? probabls
thai ?he reply will t?o t?. the Senate ta
norroa,
The aerssan ambassador intr<xiu?-e?t
the new military attach? of the em?
baesy to the President
among ihe Whit.- Hooss callers were
.,,? i e-President. th? gecretsry of the
Intnlor, th? Postniaster Oeo?sral, Bena?
-?m?. Dilllngbam, Bmlth, of .\n
aona; Cliambwlain and Guggenheim,
ntatlves Bartholdt, Malby, Dan
forth, Hamilton, Crumpackw, Klnkald,
Doughton, Reese. Bmlth, Wilson "?Od
Weeki ex-Representative Bennet, Min?
ister Bgan and President Donlsn of
Cteorgetown University, ?ho was accom
- ; nh , ?? Father McDonald.
Th?- Presiden! look ? long *"?'? lat*
this afternoon
TAFT HEARS GUGGENHEIM
Scnntor's Brother Complains of
Inaction in Alaska,
? i.-,,),, - ??? au
ihlngton, Aprils. Th? Presldem -
...i , hearing to-day to Dsnlel Guggenheim,
who w? pre-woted by hbj b?other, the B< ??
-rom Colorsdo, and who was sm
to learn from the Presldenl what, ii any,
. -? ibero va? of congress - srrying
? i , .frect the i-ecotlimenilHt!? 1.
.-?her on his return from Masks
- - u ths reqwsl of the President
... retar* of the Interior end Vice
- bi erraan were pre ? i I
Betreten Fisher explained to Mr. Oug?
. ither ha nor the admli Is
?joarn had deviated from tbe policy laid
down i y him and indorsed by th- President j
laat autumi W< saM further that both the |
nd himself had done everything
wer to Induct Congress to tarry ;
\'n--?-a v..tnmendatloi a
in vies of ?i.nfllctlng politics of ihs
two Houses, the ems?. mlarepresiBntatltms
... Repi?ntatlve Graham, sn Illinois Dem
? ? ? Wlckersham, th? dele- j
- om Alaska, snd the thoroughly un?
F-atlsfartor* outcome of the fsrclcal Inves?
tigation of th? Controller Hay Incident Mr.
p-gher compelled to admit that the
prospects for constructive legislation in ac?
. with the recommendations of the
administration wer? tm from bright
Th? Prealdenl and S. ?retarv Klt-her are
gi . rj that th- nresent conditions In
Alaska, due in large part i?> link of needed
mom. ar?- deplorable, bat Mr. Fisher
I . had far from given up all hope
ol sec iring some of the mor? important
.nit?, at this Session, although he
??ras not in s position to xi?'?' any assur?
an? ? -
s<-< retar? F*isher explained that Reptrs
sentative Plood had Introduced a r?solu?
?-..?, which s'otlld create a. commission t?) j
Investlgati conditions and pass upon the j
merits -.f the propositions advance by the f
administration. When this resolution was
h '. ? Interior Department for com-j
men! Mr Kither returned it with the sug?
gestion that ihe proposed commission should
ha authority 10 report to the Presl
.??II-.. that th? 1 ?????i. d legislation sho-ii?i be
passed subject 10 the report 01" the commis
? ?i that by th!? means much time
would be saved a? it would he unnecessary
t<. awal! f'iriher acuoii by Congress befoi ?
beginning some, at least, of Ihe tn??re Im
portant work.
I'? recommendations Of Se.--ftary Fisher,
wh! h the Preslilent cordially Indorsed, em?
bodying them in his messsge of February
2, Included tbs leaelng 1 y the government
?f Hie government coal tl . phosph&t? atvl
Other hit "Is containing non-metalliferous
I metals; the construction by the government
?.f a railr,.ad from Bewsrd to the Matauska
cosl fields, a dlt-tan-e of .?bout two hundre?!
; miles, .md the appointment of a commis?
Including two army engineers, to ex?
' ainine and r? port upon the available routes
? for such a rallroa?!. with an estimate of
I tb?- value ef the existing, parti?' Construct
1 e.) railroad and of the coat of continuing
the railroad t?. the proper points In th?
1 1 anana a:.d "i -ikon vail? J B.
The chief complaint ol Mr. (.nggenhet-n
was that his company had Invested 130.000.?
000 In a railroad construct?**] primarily for
nrpose of hauling COal t?> the sea
board; that the ?an-?-nation ??f all pending
I to coal lands bad left the railroad
with no earning spaclty, ami that
until the leasing bill advocated bj th?
?-:i becomes a las the Lnteresl ??ni
. nouni Invested In th> railroad must
1 dead loss t.. th<- lavestora Mr.
Guggei ? ind I Is associates have gi\?n
no intimation that they will lease coal
proposed lew, but have
? -?!'? ssed tl ??? ef thai numerous would?
ild .?;.i- 1 ?? - soon a- a prac?
' BS ciKVted
DIX REPRESSES LAWYERS
Vetoes Bill Permitting Self.Em?
ployment of Executors.
ti ip? '?? Tl - Trlb 11
1 Albany. Iprll 5.?Governoi Dl* signed
thirty-five billa to-dsy and announced that
I tO-mOrrOW he would add flfty mor? lawi
! to the statutes
j The Governor veioxi th?? bill ?-f ?Senator
I Loon.;-. 1 ? ttlng a lawyer engaged at
I an executor or adn ? to employ
? bims?-lf 1er legHl services and to ?11?)'?
himself ."?-.'a compensation "as shall ap?
pear to 1. ? Bui ?? ? |ut! arid rra
Isonah . 1. - bill wai Igorously at?
? - before both hoi lei
? and th? ? ;.or In his vet,.
that, while it might be In
I.'" ' soin'- evils in th.
nebt of estates p .......l the proposed
.1 ?, ? . ? ?
' 1 1 onsid? 1 I? absolut, ij wrong In 1 h
'II r ' he ^..i.i. "fo p? it.m -, trn-trr -,
' '''i?i.itio foi settling -m ?-?-tat?- U ?
b; lav? ai . 1 ? ? ? . ntag?
to chart for pi ?? rvices rendered
attoroe? to h .,.-? If ?
?
? nor Dl> 1 Ign? 1 the 111 01 At ?
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FIGHTY ?UTOS BURNFD IN CARAGF
?
THEVAyiJV WASHING TOJ*
? Th* Trib?ne Barest! 1
Wsshlngton, April '?<
rRF.SIDENT'8 HANDS OFF.
The President has in the last two ?tar
mad.? It 'iear in his friends from Nei
York, Including Rspreaentstlve Csldei
Bsmuel S. Koenlc. prcei'hut .?* th<- N?-?
York County CommltUS, that he will t.ik
no part In tho drafting of the X. -w foil
S'ato platform. Ha dost not bailer?
would h? expedient for him to attempt I
control the convention to the extent ol ad
vising what should h" Inserted are' v. I ?
Id ?>.. omitted from the platform. I
| win, in ii's estlmsUon, be Ume enough t??
him to take a hand in platform msklni
I when th?- nstlonsl convention n ?
? cago, i? hss boon reported thsl Sttii
?'hatrman Barnes purposes to devote hi
?energies to seeurtni a deddedly conserva
live pronouncement, sad sum- reports g?
so far sa t.. aeeen that Mr. Bsrm
.?eck to embody In the Instrument an em
phati.- repudlstkm of the re<*sll of ludida
devinions and other novelties now h.? popu
lar with a faction of the par-,?., iv
Tsfl win r.-'t sdvlse for or agslnsl thli
course. He pointa oui thsl he has atate?
hi* own position with all the frankness h.
could command, and he bellevea the atatei
should be free to pursue their ?. w i. . lurs.
In drafting their platforms and thai al
thai la required of him is such a franl
-. nent of where h? stands, that nom
ti. ed lie It the larh n gardlng his viewi
and noil ? "ri ' ' ? ' ? '" r ?' '";'' '' '' ''
Henstor Root liae b?een doing som? u.>nk on
the New Tori Ptate pi itform, bul if e hai
h.- will <????' u II ? 111 not ? reai Inl rm th.
. - .?,.,H of . la does
? ,-t the Pi sld? nt will "??t - | ? itfi
pleased if th? New Tot k .
closet] accords with hit views t''at he can
lly, Bui if i' la n?d I
I will o-'? Biter hit views ??? * i ? t it.
an?! when the national convention mo?ts he
will undoubted)] exerl la Influence to have
Its plstforn embody the beal that Is t ?> he
toun?) li^ all the state plstfori ta, The
hsnds-off policy which th? President be?
lieves i? propel foi him lo pursue with re
gsrd to th.- New V'-rk State platforni do?
not, of course, appl> t" the Ohio plstform,
and if Nie convention <-i his osm state is
controlled l>y his friends, as he confldentl)
expects, he will doubtless have som? sdvl. ?
to clve regarding the framing of the plat?
form.
NEW YORK'S DELEGATION'.
.Much interest attaches to the question of
whether or not th? New Y?>rk convention
"?il Instruct Its ?!cle(.'at?s for Pn Idenl
Taft, i ?f ??ourse, thos? who are familiar
whii conditions r?silie that it ?will be a
most a solid T. it delegation, whether In?
structed or n?.t, bul it la airead] evIdenl
that 'tho rtooseveit propagsndlata are pre?
paring to make all the capital poasible out
of ? failure to Instruct. The Roosevell
people ar?> already circulating "conflden
tial" BtOfiea tO the effect that they have
'.?Died written pledges of support f?>r their
caiidl.lute from many delegati I ??'?'I OH
the understanding thsl they would support
th-- President, th latest tale bring thai
they have secured thirty-two auch i I
The fiienda of the Prealdent take no stock
In these stories, which they appreciate, are
merely circulated for their possible moral
effect In other communities, but it Is realised
thai an Inatmeted delegation from \<- -
York would have a strong moral i if.- t and
? ? iid be desirable. Of course, it Isreallz.
that New York did no? Instruct for Mr.
T.i-'t four years ago, nor ?Hd a number of
other states, Including a majority Ol lh(
NOW F.nKland statex. Sow Jersey and Del*
swsre, a total <?f nine in all. Bui if th?>
New Virk stat?- convention faiis to in?
struct iliis year it win unquesUonsbly af?
ford material for a cry Of triumph by the
K ' evelt campaign msnsgera a cry
which, despite Its hollowneaa, may ?!?
f dot ?i la number ?-f th< rotsn
?tatea
THE MARYLAND PRIMARIES
A demand more vm?if? roos than ?ni
?gent foi ?Presidential preference prima
In Maryland will probsWy resuH In the
ictm? -i' of .1 pi m ai j Iss in thai 1st
one m he h f ir from fulfil? thi Ideal of
t? lili ? nl advocate? of ? popular prim
??mi one which In Ita effecl will cause a ?
i latlon of the .ail for the Republican :
tlonal Convention. The Legislature, w)
di nlnated by a I ?? n? cratlc i
!?< art hostile lo all pi Imsi ?? , I a
primary las which wipes oui dl
ti .i v m ..i ? th. - itlre dsl? gallon to
? -.? -v ??., la nv ? [?polar arlth a r?
'??rite of 'h- votei I. 1 of his atSI
ing in Individual ill tri? I In effect, the
fore, ; he Unsl ensci m al of this law t
amount t-> imposing on tha Maryland d?
gstlon that unit Isw which hai b? n so e
phatlcallj :? .!?"< t- ! In i'-' publh at
conventions There la evei? pn eel :i
thli bill v ill i* i orne a law Qoven
. , who Republl? - has d?ecid
m . i, w ? ' th clamor t >r primsr
and Hi?- mlsrepresentstioi of the Repu!
can altitud? which -h<- auppot t m of Co
n? l Rooscv ell have without wai rsnl
icrlbed .?s hostile :?? primaries, thi
? factor: Mil is, h ???' ni
do i- tt. than i Ign It. Th ? lection <?f
stab delegation by stst? -wld - rlmsrl
would, of < out se, gh e the ns onsl ? onve
lion technical groundi on whl h to r<M?
1 tin- del? gstlon. bul lhal cours. If n??l like
tr? be pun. espeelall as thi ? '. '? gallo
from California and Oregon wlll'be in ll
It has )?? ?? i .."I that t
situation is th. satn.- in the case of Not
i ' '??.:. but thai It Is n.I '
that state h'is r.e.er ri,\i. e?! Itself Int ' ????
. |] iti m? m ? ' ? ? i 'on ?a '?? Il
<i. ted at 1 !;?-."
DEMOCRATIC FCONOM'STS MUTI
While ?h.- Democratic eeonnnt Is of 1
Housi sal sllenl a? ihe aphlnx, the Hou?
adopted to-daj ?. resolution givit
Judii irj ? ..-. h ii-.-.. carte Manche t" 1>
cur . i its peoposi d lnv< il
? ? ?.nej irual ' '''?' ? Houi.n
mitt. ? ? v? nos ' d * Ith si
i tj tu pursue t1 ??? ? louey devil Th
Hanking I "urn < 'ommltte?
. pi .-, of thi m-, estlgation an
the Judi la i j ? ...
Thi resolution adopted by the llouae to
daj placed no llmll on Ihe expense of th
tigstli n, bul autliot ix? ?1 the ,l :
Committee to summoi ? sltnesees ?.
ii may a? e fit and t' make th? Inqulr
as i? pint the membsra of tha I ? ?
mitt?.- H...V desire In connection with th.
creation of another investlgsting commit
? ? Rcpi ? s ni.in-..- Ma nn, the mlnorlt;
?. reminded Ihe House that the vari
oum Investigations heretofore authoriaed bj
lh? Demo? ral i of th. House hove coal
about 170.400 and accomplished nothing
"Thi- money has been expended without
noticeable results so far as i have ascer?
tained.' said Mi. Mann, win? contented
hims.if with a re? Ital "f fact? and Usures.
ius occaRions Mr. Mann has em
barrssaed the Demo rats by pointing out
th.-jr liberality In appropriating f<>t- Investi?
ga! "ns and pensions and tbeir penurious*
in spproprlatlng for the armj ? I
rj ntid for ihe maintenance of other
government institutions, it remains t.? be
seen whether the Judiciary Committee will
1 " ? t .i real Inquiry of the "mon? y
d< msnded by the Bryanit? s In
the House, or whether it will follow the
lead oi the ?Banking and Currency Com.
mittee, which has been strangely li
sin... the House authorixed II to proceed
with its part of the general investigation
of tin- alleged financial > topus Both
committees, however, have been glv?
understand that 'hey will not be stinted
in their sllowance for expenses, and k is
il least a tin? imitation of
an Investigation will soon be uni i
I G. G. H,
IKNOX SEES SAN JUAN HILL
Secretary of State Pays Unoffi?
cial Visit at Santiago.
Santiago, '"nbn, April .".- Becretsri ol
Plat? Knot ar-Ke?l here this afternoon on
hoard the 1'tilted Slat?-' gUnboal Kagl?
from fJuantanamo. A! ihr. request of Mr.
Knox, who d?sslres his visit to he consid?
ered an unofficial one especially in view oi
this bf-ltiK lioiv Week, no functioni had
la-en srranged for his entertainment. Th?
Becretarj and his part?- therefor? spent th?
afternoon sightseeing, and to-morrow als
will occupy their lime hy visiting points ol
interest In and around Santiago. Mr. Knox
will i?iar?t the cruiser Washington
to-morrow evening and sail f.?i Kii
Jamaica.
Contrary ton [
Secretar;. irrlval ere to-da y i
somewhat of -?i1 official character, foi h?
??i. metal the pi?, and welcomed bi Rosi
v.. Holaday, th? American Consul; lh?
Governor of the Province of Orient? the
commandei of the rural guard, the Mayoi
ami fu? Councillors "f Runtisgo,
tentatives of tin Chsrober of ? ummerce,
representatives <.; iii> Archbishop 7)f Ban
Usgo snd the British, French, German,
Brazilian, Argentine, Colombian, M
Korweglsn, Banto Domlngan and othei
consuls. A troop of caval ? ,| the
Secretary to his hoi ss offl ?? ? of th?
rural -k-unrd wer? atatloned thtr. to attend
him.
During the afternoon Mr, Knos ai
party ? li It? d i i famoui San i ?
battl? Held I i? formal ? nterl ilm
th? Sec? tan '? i;i lake : -
where Mr. Knoi will.
April n. The ? 'ul sn .govi
p ,.; ? ???' for th purpoa
WILL DANCE TO TUNE OF |106
?Tmasnrer Tol1?- Sad Tale of How Gi.ls
Drove Boys from Club.
i The -' ond u nus ' i il In? ? ??
Armadale Social I lub, a? Hennlngtun Hall.
. | itreet. last Chris! e itl? k< Is id
; mltting on?-. Including wai di ob
. lui ne?l out.? . in-1?. ,|.
"? ? ?.
? I? Rosnfsk* and !'? b< i ? ??? SI ?
i ta *-? ? appealed vesterdaj In the Toi
' lie?.11 to chars
irer, with 1
I proceeds of i fi inci
Id the mi
., v . . ' ,-..,-.!. to ki
tb? ? ? ? aniza lion and ? good II lur?
,< thai Ihe . litoi r?l 1 ?
Monti '?'< ?? ? Ihe i
I thai b? his - u loi la
i?Jan?e wss ?c?' Ihe mule membei -i Ibi
I d
1 '!'),?? girls I, ,?! ,it1 ' ..-4
I, i,];,- 11? ii? lina i said lb?
|<jiiv?-n ', of I clllh unit
in ml . I ? le lei
| I.Iiei : -. ? . Util ,|l I
! Rud? Imal - - ' ' ? I- -I I-? r. l! ? KO? .1 lie
I . . , i.. .... i ' -i (erds
FAVORS EIGHT HOUF BILL
te Committee ?Eoporl Momu ? A!
f? ting Go . imont Contracl
' i iboi ' " -.rk bj pi Ivati on
i ? rs a day waa e I
.
? ; .
i , ? , ,,
'1 h. ? ? ,,n
tracte slin n ? i pan
i ?i,, . onti
.h.i-oh'iactors ... i .?'
: ? ,, in?
?.a land ? ? vat? Ira
?
"RULE OF FEW MUST END"
I La Follette Reiterates Statement
in Many Nebraska Speeches.
Lin to ?; Neb . April ?. ?Beginning a Uve
eaking csmpslgn In Nebraska, Ben
Roben M Lu. Follett. to-dsj travelled
over t i ? ? lies of the
', state a I mot I to Ihe K ?? and then
! doubled ba it. reaching Lincoln for .? onset*
ins here to-night During th? da) ?nd
evening Bei toi La Foil? lie made I
hes, b< aides neai Ij 1 ko.( short ,
talks at the dlfl plac is
"Thi ' v ist en?l, and the
v h??:? 1 ive a voice, ' was one |
? ? 1 i. reiterated statement? of ;
the Senator. Ths til
for Hi? musses tu assert tliernselve?
i, . longei accept Ihe di< turn of leaders who i
e th? - ?' ? elfish j :?? In- !
terest ?
li?- said hi h id ?' mi to S I I 1 tx
? ?;?!'? \ oters of the sr ite were \
I? 1 rjgr? ?s|ve an I i .. I??ngi - silling to
! at? ii by the int. reats. Di rln 1 ' t
,i,,. h? na le only Indlr. ? ???? t?> !
i- . iid. 1 ? ', t and Colon?
n th? Pr< si 1 1 nal ??tht to
.1 .,\ i? 1 . ise he bell? vi d I
to battle for 1 c f.rln
KOENIG MADE CHAIRMAN.
el 8 Koei elect? -I chi
? of tu.- < \. cutlvf commltt? e ol ':? : ubll
,m commit te? il a me??tin(? held at
1 ?- 1 -.h iding yester
.1 noon. ? igden L Mill? " .?? ? ho?< 11
. 1 toi n Boyle |i *? la
WEAK ON MEN OF THE DAY ,
I
California Hish School Students Know
More of the OH Romans.
L?| 1 :?? d.
1 ? ... ihe San 1 N01
1 . . 1er th?
I] pxa ?in? .
, ,..| are In tin ? ? nl m. Itiii) 1 ol ?
?n and lia ?< .'liai
and ' ? (?m ?.H ."i liappi
01 tiit? rather
? than 1 ''"''>
lo ?
? ers he alta '
,.?-.' ? tal? -
r hia
m m topic il- r them:
? . ? .1 I ?? ne
, . .,1 - Mi ml ? of ' ?:..
k--r T. W aahlngton in -d
? d ?'
"P01 rio 1 ? .-... vn earl l'oriuguee. , v.
1 i-.i- 1
'
: ? ?
ut MaJ
.re oui 1 ? ? 1 ., h.. 1:
? . ? . ?
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? ' ' '?ni i
of the 1 te.-i 1 .. ? .
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?-*>
TTrn BOLDIERS TO STAKES
Army Lieutenant Who Rom troni
Rank* DtfmJ i d foi Ornelty.
? ? kouta,
I
, offli ? i.. [rom tli?
the reci , of a
I 1 ?
-
?
II 1 - 1 and ? .it. 1.
?1 uts.
?AFTER ILLINOIS VG1
Roosevelt Begins To-day !
for Delegates There.
TO SWING THROUGH ST
Spends Most of Day Preps
for Battle, Making Ft
Speeches on Way.
Pittsburgh, April I. on bis sray t?
to throw himself Into the Bgl
the minois delegation i?> the i.epu
National Convratlon Theodor? Uo<
ed through Pittsburgh to-night
train was an hour and I hall late
expected to reach Chicago ?.; I '?'? ?
t ??morrow morning.
The i ??ion?-! spent most of tii" ?1 iv li
paring ths spasch which he Is to ??
In ?Springfield to-morrow ni<ht. and
1? to be the prlndnai speech of ??:<
palgn In Illinois.
Only one speech of any length wi
tli programme for to-day. This sri
I klar tins burg, W. v.?.., where the <?>
'aiin?.i a! noon. A larae crowd !i
pul Ile i iuai ?? heard the ex-Prei
peal for supporl .?i the lountj convai
tn , ?? held to-morrow In Ifartlnaburg.
During the run from Parfcersburi
train ??us held ut? for two hours b
acctdenl to a train ahead, which ha?!
tn? 'ra, k i nsafe. < me of th.- dr
-vi,?? is ot a freight lotximotlv? had
the rail an l, before the engine i dl
. red ii lad gone for i???? mile or
ground. The wheels had clipped off
it?-- holding th" ralla Th
President wss ssleep and kn^w notnit
the trouble
n wss Colonel Roosevelt's Intentio
rest a? much as posslbli to-dsy snd t
im p. ? ches from the train, but at a
tl the crowds at il,., station:? wei
?i m1 la- spoke for a few tnlnui
,! in'l help p>- pie i" !'<-t. for
i ml up through th?: professions!
ticlans," .Mi. Rotssveli said In Connells'
Penn. "What the profeaslonal poUtlcti
ned with 's holding ids ji Tl
f?.r. . I win? the real rub- ol lh" peonl
s ,.n after bis arrival in < ';?
1:>. ?evell ?'? hi star! ?on on a sp? - i ?l t
over th- Illinois Central Railroad for
swing through Illinois. Speeches have
arranged for to-morrow at Rockford, 1
l.i.rt and Hpringneld, and the colonel p
ably ?.ill talk wherever crowds gathe
Un- stations. He is to remain
ii.-id over Sunday, and "" Monda)
?peak in ''luiii.n. Decatur, Monllc
? *! impalgn snd i tanvllle.
POOSEVELT FOLLOWERS BOL"
Deti -I;. April .'-. Two delegations of
members, on- f"r President Taft snd
other for Colonel Roosevelt, win reprei
Wsyne County at tho Bute Republl
Convention In Bay ?it? on April 11.
i?,. ...'.int', convention to-day the Taft t
elected in regular convention a solid ?I
The Roosevelt followers, sftei
heated contest, ?ailed a separate coni
non and took similar action.
FOSS DENIES"CLARK DEi
Governor Says He Did Not B?
gain for Second Place.
[By r-bRrn-ii t,. The Trlbiue
Boston, April l).? Tiie withdrawal ut V,
ernor Foes from the state presidential pr
erence primaries, which sre to !>?? held A|
?o, was not Influenced by a desire io h
Champ ?'lark, according to tbe Qovern
Th? friends of the Speaker hav? I
claiming that the abandonment of the Fi
candidacy was s covert indorsement
their favorite, who i< backed bs Rep
sentatlv? Curley, but the Governor stal
to-nlghl thai this s.? nol so. H<? ade;
that he had made no deal with the Bpeal
whereby he ??as to receive second pis
on the Democratic national tb k.-t.
The alignment of forces for the primar
na- settled to-day with th>- expiration
th?- time limit f??r withdrawals from t
i, an and I ?emocratlc tick I
Tueadaj. Republican voters will expn
their preference for Taft, Roosevelt a
(.a Follette. The Iti-nio.rats Will deci
between Clgrk and Wilson.
The l?i Pollette leaders ?li?! not file
Usl of candidates for delegates t<> t
-, convention and the Roosevelt coi
mil ?? fa I? ! to mi a vacancy In the ?ii
t -i i list In the 1st f?isiri?-t, bUl will stri
to win with stickers. Taft candidates a
pear u. all dlatrl? ta. in addition t?> tl
Taft and Roosevelt delegate slat?
m candidate will run a? an Independe
: -., Taft, and then are Independei
, ,i ?itiiates In tl - different districts as we
- t. headquarters for Wilson will I
op? i ed here t-. morrow. according i"
statement Issued to-nlghl by the comml
:.. which placed rtovernor Wilson's nan
,. ol i state-wide campaign in h
-t -.?m b.- start? <i >i on?*?
MURPHY FACTION BEATER
Despite Tammany Chief's Chai
lenge Nassau Indorses Keith.
Henry P. Keith, member of tii?- Peru?
I siaie Committee from the SiiffoH
S'asaa ? Ht-nate District, whose right to hi
f:. ;,i has been challenged by orders ?
rrilarles i-\ Murphy, was overwhelming!
Indorsed al the reorganisation >.f the Na
?.;,u Count) committee al Minti?la, yestei
in spin .-.< tie- efforts "f Murphy me
to take ? ilttee away from hin
? his candidate, was elect?
chairman hy a vote of ?'.; i?> 3 Then, jus
t?. rnii it In, a resolution was passed prall
ins Mr Keith for his Aghl attains
Mm j hj '\\ ? point, ' H said, "to tl
! '. rnoeratlc vote of the Boro igl
ol M u altan undei the I?. di |p of Mi
iv has '?<??'' ? untinually ?i..?? Ini
? |i? i eas Ihe Demo? ratlc vote o
upstate counties, which liavi resent?
tin dl? tutlon ?-i Mr. Murphy, h ,?.- .-??n
? Hj grown I,,
: ? i. solution ? '-nt on t?? su) i hat th?
?" would oppose lh? t.mina
ii. n of an? ofll lal " ho mitt? d t?
t ? rlli tatloti of Mi Murphy In th?
.,.' s ' n j Refei --n,?-? v? m >,, th?
State Controller, al the re
? of Mr. Mur] Mi
1 by IM-.vapi i 11 , ?
A resolutloi was i ? ? > - ? i asking Mr Keith
: iutlu. I?? lu??- Ml i '? SS)
i mveil und .)"' n .;. Sumner U| point? d t<
?
.\i -aulzatlon ?-f th? Suffolk
- mlttei at Rherhead ? ? terdaj
?dwln d Bailey, whom Mr. Keith heal
out as state i-o.illteeman, elected Super?
v ? ? Milton Ib gers ?.f ish?, la] ? . an
dldate to th- . halrmanshlp. Tho Keith
i.. ople .-? Id? -i lo make no fighl . .
lam
Tl ? Senat? District commltt? ? a hl. b
? . ? . Ml Mini ola elect? .1 Mr.
Keltl chairman II? eonl rol.? el hi of the
vot? v ? -. ..u Buff oik i- ople
'mu they could not win i1 ? ? stayed home
. : -. ni th? m< etlng of their county
i-biiirti ?
??.-?
i 1 Universally Used I
r l'?>. vivrhty year*. a.s a keen \
relish f<>r numy a ?lisli. Q
LEA & PERRAS?
I SAUCE I
s TMr osir.iN*L ?oaecsTcaaNias ft
; fl \,,??/.?i i.-tbe .-iii.iviiiriit of M?h. *
W Soup?. NoHtlsi, OssgSBj ?revlea. M
An Appetizer ?
'ROOSEVELT MEN WORRY
?Fear Anti-Taft Forces in Ne?
braska Won't "Stay Put."
?CLASH WITH LA FOLLETTE
I Colonel's Manager Admonishes
President's Opponents to
Stick Together.
| Pronn Th? Ti m in?. Bureau '
Washington. April J. The ROOSSV? II ind
La ?toilette force? in Nebraska haw
?Inched, with every prospect that the r>-su|t
?\lil l.e serious to both candidates John O.
veiser. the. Roosevell m>?tins?-i-, i.-? ?ending
through the stat?! a letter in Which he a.l
moslahea all anti-Taft m?'n to quit attack?
ing either La Follette or Taft and to "stay
put "for the oolonsl. Ha refers to BOUM Be? t- '
agreement bstwsss Mr. Roossvell and Bens*
t?jr La Pollette ftir "a union ?if delegatea to
the national convention." und urge?? th?
friends of the colonel not to get niixo.1 UD
with the smbitJona Of ?OOVSraor Aldrlch or
any one else. He st.;
In order to conserve all our strength
neither B?nstorial csndldate should be on
our tlck?n. There are many reasons whj
we should hnw ;? clear ?''?t tight, Instead
of being divided by ?ny side jhsuc. i pr??
fet iiHlng this space for the Indorsement
of th.- initiative and referendum.
Acr-ordlng to Mr. Yefcier, the La Follette j
p. ople are, contrary to the agreement. aup*
pitting a Complets tila te of their own ?
ing, and ha BSJTI :
The La Follette organization In alther In*
dlacrest or is trying to ?vork up antagon
isms hy bringing in other tights. We do
n?.t want a slate confounded with any Ol ???
name, whether United States Senator, Vlee
Prealdent, Clovernor or national eonunlttee
iniiii.
This probably refers chiefly to the aml.l
tir.r, of Qovsrnor Aldrlch to he the Vies?- '
PrtiBldSntlsl ? iimlidate on the RoOSSVelt
Ui r-t, an smMtlon which the Roosevell
men appsrently bellere In cherishing iti j
public, but repudiating In privat.- Borne !
other paragraphs of Intsreat In ti" letter
i
The agreement between Roosevelt and i?a
Follette forcea for s union ?>f delegst? s t?. the ,
national convention and Presidential elec?
tora jetties that question. The men are all ,
rabie and cannot bo swayed from the,
terms ?>f tint agreement, regardless <?f th. i
b item? m ?.f Mr. La Follette or his man- I
sgera against Mr. Roosevelt. We who fsvor '
Mr. Roosevell regard Mr. La follette a? a
brilliant, .-non;; man. and, although wo re?
gret his use of personalities, we \\Ml still
keep faith with lus followers, regardl?>ss of '
S hat hi may do.
It is unimportant to mid a national com*
mitteeman to this ?late, as h-> does not!
serve in that position until after all nom?
ina tlona ore tna.S- This position wan ii-it
Included In our agreement for thai very
reason.
in conclusion let me urge upon jrou for
tl ?? ?rood of tho party not to Indulge in per?
sons! sbuse of ?ither La Pollette or Taft.
but go it strong for th" colonel
Meanwhile the reporta which come from
the supporters of President Taft In Ne?
braska ar?) most en?30ursging In every re- j
apect._
KENTUCKY SURE FOR TAFT
No Chance of Losing Instructed
Vote of State, Says Manager.
i' -Tv egraiv? ta The Ti Ibsn? |
i?nulsville, April ?v?Taft forces in Ken- !
tu Icy to-night are confident ?>f esrrylns;
one hundred out of the one hundred and !
nineteen counties in Kentucky in the K? -
publican county conventions to-morrow,
when delegate? will be samad to the .l!s
trlct conventions next Monday. Cenator
William O. i'.radley, who Is handling the |
Taft campaign In Kentucky, saya that '
there Is no Chsnee Of the President losing j
th" Instructed vote ()f the state.
Benstor Bradley, according to th? Taft
plan of action, la to be mad? both tem?
porary ami permanent chairman of the
Republican Btate Convention here next
Wednesdsy, He is also slated to go to tha
national convention at Chtcsgo as 01
the dslegates-st-lsrfe.
The trip of Colonel Roosevelt in Ken?
tucky has e.!ven his allies here renewed
courage 10 tak-- op hi*, tight for the Ken- '
tucky delegation, it i? said that the
I: . m ?veil forces intend sending Contesting
delegations to the state convention wher?
ever th? vote Is close in the district con?
ventions
WILSON SURE OF 20 DELEGATES.
Milwaukee, April ;,. -With Champ Clark ,
sure Of f"iir of the Wisconsin delegates 10 ',
the Democratic National Convention, with
two delegates from the Oth Dtatrtct In
d'Hiht, and with Wilson oartaln of twenty
delegatea, complete flgurea will n??t be
known until tiie offl-lai canvass. Return?
in on^ county were sealed and forward d
to the state capital, and nona of the elec?
tion officlala there were willing to dlacusa
the result.
a
COURT DENIES NEW PRIMARY.
.Instil?' HlFchoff denied yesterday the ap*
plication tor an crier for tiie holding of a
new Republican primary election m the L'Tth
Assembly Jtistrlct for whi? h Louis B. Oren*
n?-r. the Roosevelt l"ad<-r of that dlatrict,
?sk-'i. iSrenner declsred it was Impoa
for ev.ry enrolled man to vot-- because
,.f the lark of ballots B. w. B. Brown,
the Republican lean'.- of the district, ox
pressed hla willingness tor a new .lection.
but Im sai?! that be knew the result would
be ihe same Justice Bischoff said that,
there being no contention of fraud, he was
without power t?. order the new election.
L?M
?Ask President for Report of
Federal Investigation.
INQUIRY STILL UNDER WAY
?Mr. Nagel Replies Task Is Diffl.
cuit and Will End Soon
as Possible.
ion. / .
lent Taft for publication
of the Depsrtm. . *
Lsbot upon if Investigation - ?
ber manufacturing ? hv"
Contra? m HOC, was made public u ,
n- '?'*? N'??oi,al Lurabei -.:.. ?.
? itlon "? h. ??!!.
twe?n iii. President and l ,
th? Depsrtmenl of ? oran >Ur
Th.- \> tltlon . ..?
representing
mer? e and .,, ?'
Don put to It by th?- ?on i
tuat th. peopl. ?
longet have t-, - . ' "?J
to the luml er prxMlu ? ? ? ,..,, lr)
Bin . Ltl. us, ? erlrti <i 'i.i.j.
dl '???
President Tafi .,
Secretary Sagei, who ? ?? ?..
Utude of the administr?t.? i ? . r
1 -o ?? -?? li ing I h< ;? it
tary ?r Commet e ihr Im
another appeal to President Taft in
it is stated that while th
C< mmen a and L&I ?r ma on Feh.
ruary li, i:?n, a partial rep. t 01 r lu*s>
bet Industry, it reist? d o
ownership of - ? ?; ?(j.
vane? ?i only one of 1 the ?i
leg? ?i high price of lumb? ? p
tlsl report Ignored the r? qu '
t" repoii particularly as to i
?if ? orabiustiona, etc.,
and therefore failed to gl
producers ; ? which Me?
at b confi rence with the 1
tar) Xsgel and Commissl? ? th, in
Washington, un January 12, 1916 Ti
lion says:
Priera "f lumber al the milla advanced
during the seven reara fron ? ??? to UM
about H p. r ci r.t This c.
the advance lu ? ? modltlra Wiiri;
ent'-i so greatly loto tl.?I
aial In pari to tt,. Increased va ?- of
ttumpage Priera to the connut ter l
sections ol the country romot?
her produi Ing Beet . . im -.-i ; i
in still greater proportion, due In nan t->
the exhaustion "f neai t-upplles, nuking
necessary the p.?v ment . ? in
'????.?* ? i iranspoi tatltoi cl ai
Not withstanding these sufficient t?a-on
it ?~ charged, and seems to hav?
monlj believed, thai I ease
at the mills was du? t.. th. ?
controlling con I aenti
commonlj known a< "trui
the 'lumber trust" was ;,n?\ :- aL ,.-,
aive ? Mit:.
Been 1st | N .gel in his i th?
lumb? i met 'a con | Isl ? report ef
the Bureau <>t ? ' n ?? oaf]
Important and relevant to I s Is*
volved In the resolut) tigresa bat
the amount of standing timber ..nd th? ees
eentratton of its ownersh p wer?- absolute?
? nratlsl to the discussion ol ' -
liona involved. The Be? retar) iayi ? ?
bureau found ? wholly unespeetsd i"t <
very remarkanlc ?ir-gr'-p of concentration o'
standing Umber. It thus applied a ?eeond
and ai.sui.it- ! ? as. ni .i baalc fa-1 :- th<
fjl icusaion of lumber pr
The Beciwtary ray? I
potations has. considering tha magnltuds
of the tas!;, au] led, ni '
rapidly a? poasiUo, and t'.?tt II
carrying on an Investigation -no. coi
tue m?thode, s report on whi. h will h?
presented as toon sa posa ?
has aN,. been cari- mu i.?w
Into the actual < o irs? of ih haav
and too. will ba i reseatei at
soon aa Bniahed
_??-?
CUMMIN'S WINS AFTER TIE.
Wat.-; I Isnstor A. B
?Cummins to-day won th? d? legs! to I
Republican National Convention it? th.
l>lstr;.-t COI '?> th?
Laliot. Franklin County's ? ?
0vi ? t.. tl!?- Progreaalve ?Id? .break - ?
desdlock v.inc. bega
the convention began tiie Tsfl aid ? !??
mlns for?-, s m ist? rt d -? r? nty-tv row
each
_-??
POGGI TRIAL ON APRU. IS.
The ease of LOUia Pogl " :"":
ippesred the net N
to be paroled for . couple of hours tn 'hs
custod) of rtls at toi n? - Robert M MeerS
b; Judge Crain and then dlsapi ? ??
plet? ly, ! a* he,-u transferred
General B? sslons < alei lar to that
Criminal Bmn. h of t - rt II
win be < ailed before Ju itfc? I ?a .*?
WILL DISCUSS SOCIAL EVIL.
win talk t?n th? -?
lltution. and I? r. 1
John- Hopkins Cnlv? I .*>???<!
)i? quest! - an i
ti,. uiiestion. v\ liai ai
.; ;., take |l
IOiSong others who will i
are the Re John F.
the Commit.i
E Miner, and Mi '' ''
ART EXHIBITIONS AND SALES. ART EXHIBITIONS AND SAI.FS.
rWk
?Wm,,An Am?8ino ind Beautiful Collection."~T ? ^ T?J
No one an afford to miss seeing these Beomiifvl Objects*
At the American Art Galleries
Madison Square South. Noms Yorli
ON FREE VIEW Q A. II. TO ft P. M.
TUESDAY NEXT. LAST DAY
The Noteworthy Collection
of Rarr and Briotifu.
Oriental Treasure?-?
Formed by thr Late
HERBERT G. SQUIERS,
FORMERLY SECRETARY 01; 'Hi UNITED STATES
TION VT PEKIN, AND LATER V S MINISTER TO CUBA
"The Lett Word in Fastidious and Chastened T*s ?* n " ?1M,:'
"Forms a Superb Display?" -ths. iikrai.i
i TucsdjY Next, April qth i T
OP ' Wednesday Next, April lOth 1 ,:J(I
SALE i Thursday Next, April Uth p rv
1 Friday Next, April 12th I
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVI OR RESTRICTION*.
B*l ( iRDER o:r 1 M lYHEW l> WSW RIGHT.
\\ni;i! FARMERS' LOAN -iND TRt?ST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, INI? L'T< >R^*
Ti,, Sa'" will bs ??.n?iu?Med t?v j|i?, THOsIAg i KIRBT. of 'h*
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, nnnager?.
(jrA , 6 E*?t 33d Strc?t. MartlBon ?q. South. T??w York ?f?
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