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HUNGRY KRESVES
Wlll GE1 NO FUK
Bepublicans. Greatiy Outnum
, bering Them inCongress, Will
Receive Minority Places.
DIXON'S CLAIM BASELESS
Works, Who Fought Roosevelt,
May Be Made Secretary of
Interior?Spreckels and
Brandeis Mentioned.
Waablnctoa, Nov. 7. T_al tbfl Pioarflfl
? i. Chalrn??i Dlaoa'fl ???
., rt. ? flfl.ll demand recoKnttlon tn
th- mattor of federal patraanaa, ta in f?r
a long, bard nintei is made piain by tne
<lls.-ove.-ry that there wlll be only
111 the
arlll I,.- .'il leaaat UI RapubMcana ln
i ? ! nt lea*=t thlrty-elpht ln th.
_ ? rvattve
it they show tho relattv.- pe-O
por-ona of tlie Republican ond tba r*ro*
?tve stre-ntrth. The Pl abow
jrm ? ? -. flrtually InatanfAcant on
li they would ask for reoognltlon
ln i ii dlatrlbutloa of federal patrom..-', is
r,,,t at l II ? l< ar.
N.nli.T ih tbil S.-nate nor the House
v.i! thi i>> ni<-,-rati,- leadera bfl. able t"
gfvt i-1 ofnltlon te. the Profla-flOBtrefl as tne
) Brtjj a iile h a i tbi l'
tn.i ra ? . Ho far as Co-aTflflfl Ifl eoaoBrnea,
tbi Republlcana wlll be larfti. ln tne
1-vl. lt, ..,?,_, where tbfl DflCOO) :atlcFres
Ide-nt wlll have to recognlzt an opposi
ti,,,, BteOr clear of any
lk?j .i roeognltlon
?f ? -esiv.-s, im ? party. if he
nuist plck ? IU pUbMeaa tor any commis
sion <>f Mt-artlr-an mak>?,.. he probably
would Bohra ll* ' ?''>' cbooatng ln
Mldaat Hepubllcans llke KuTlolph
Bbreckela, Cbaiiea R. Ciaafl or Louls
Brandeia, all of whom worked for Wil
,eon'a electlon.
Works for the Cabinet.
-ernor WUao-'fl frtflnda rbe
grga In ifaablnaioo to-night, BflJd that
.tor John D. "forkfl, of-Callfornla, waa
,iri,i.- tiflaalilflratlnn foi Becretary of ihe
Interior. Benator Worka ta a Republican
irtent, but elld not Joln the PrOgTflflfliVfl
party. Ia faa. his denuacla?on of that
r.arty and of Colonel Rooaevelt la eradltfld
vith havmg bifluencod the result In
f ri ia, abere Oovernor wilson was vle-|
tarleu- Breo th.- fact that Qovernor,
Jehnaon i ' Californla was aaaalnated for
Vlee-Preal t dld ? ot help the Rooaevelt
tlcket. If anjrthlnf, lt hurt it, and thf
da of Benator Worka dalm that he
u!d>-d ln th.- Wilson rlctOry.
lt la anderatOOd hfltfl thnt Senator
Worka haa hot found hla w-e.rk ln the
Kenate- v.-iy ronne-nial. and that he would
not reiaulre much peranaalon to enter the
Cabinet Qoaarnor WUaoa is sai.i t<> f<*.d
that h.- Would ba famlllar with the Weat*
t-rn land probiema and that his appotnt*
ment would ba ? recognition of the West
Th.- appolntment of WOrka Bcarcely
COOM ba conside-re d a recognition of the
j-i,. rfy. NeiciiQiBlflfla, it ia
about tbe Ing that party can ex
pect in th.- way of recOgnl-Oa from th?
"Wilson adminlstration. In his. statement
aa to what thfl Procre?rr< party eapecta
Senator I >ixon said :
"Whe-n Wfl gO tO Wafl-i?Ctoa and flflfe
recognition In federal patronage and on
all boarda and cominltteea ahlcb are ap*
postloned between the tw? IflOdlng parties
will be made- cl.nr."
That stat.-ment is perfeetly tiue. The
atatua of tba Progreofllvfl party wiii bfl
naade ? not in tbe ?ray afr. Dfoton
exj-K-ts. it aill i. > rery coM s.-ason ln
Washington so far as the Plbgl BBeli'B
?ie,|.
Could Bar Third Party.
Tbe Kenborn rate law, IncraauA?| th<
numhei of memberfl ?>f the Interstate
Cvninie re e- Commlstflon from five to seven,
v:(U\d thiit "hot moi,- than four com
mlflfllOnera shall.t,.- appolnted from the
fljKpta political party." The law goverto*
ttie appolntment of tha three Clvll
Servlce Commlaslontr. provlded that
"n??t more/than two of whom, shall be
rints of the same party." Thf law
cr.atlng Cie 15(>ard of (le-ni-ral Appralsers
Of New York prPVtdOO that "not* more
than five of whom shall be appolnted
from thfl same- polltlcal party."
T.,<- poraflflHMl of many commisslons,
such ?? th.- rrutniLKe-rs Of thfl National
Homfl for I>isabled Voluntee-r loldlerfl
and the hoard of r.-_ents <>f the Srnlthao
mari Jnstitutioi), ls deterrnlned by Con
gre-es without regard to the law as to
ii'i.-paitisanshlp.
lt ls generaJly recognized that the ques?
tlon of moial aupport (Of thfl demand for
1, i i.-. utatlon will be passed ujnm by
thfl POUtOCta?tfl i* ad? rt, flJon?,
WlthOUt patronage the new party ean
nol aslbly i ??..keat alive. The form'-r
bllcana *.yh,, J6ined the parxj- , x
i>. ,-t??a that ir_os.-\elt'6 popularity would
< ;, the coofltry and dve.theni e-ontroi
11 federal |iiitru!,agi-. . Had noe)Bevelt
thfl result would have
a. hl,-, e-el. t He w<?uld have had
?lgh patron?we' to feed the liunprry
i.rmy of ex-offlceholders who gave hlm
. hief supr*urt.
If the- Progresarlve. Ieaders can keep
,v,!i a semhlance of their army togerthe-r
untl' the CongTess flleettOBfl two years
from now they wlll then make thrlr laflt
staad. Tbe test wlll come vhen they no
'?before th?- j-ople without appealing for
votes .for Rorffw-velt person^iiy. Hoos*
velt had;n*'ver been able to ret v
for e>tli.-rs abe r, he was ne>t runmnp 1
otes|
lim
Bfllf; aad unless the PrOgieflfllVfl leader.i
can j.erf.irm polltlcal mlraclea ln thfl "'?''?
at he-plng their army tog-th_r wtthoul
rationa for two yeara aad then ^m n
tr*m_rt____ rictory, thfl naw partj w'1'1
qulekly dlelBtafljBfljtfl,
T. R. DICTATES ADDRESS
Will Be Published to Progres
sives in Few Days.
? rBj Tfllegraph te The Trlbnae,]
?? fltflt Bay, X Y.. N'.v. 7-Kx-i'
d.-nt Roooflvell dletated aa addraaa te the
ProfT-aareaa oi tha Datton thla afternoon,
la whi.h ha daclaraa thal tha Progi-fl
party Ifl the only antl-l>??">"? t-tl-' u'gat.i
aatloa in aalataa-a, Oolonel Rooeevfllt
bida them keep the faith and flnnouncefl
that it Will h.- hia laat post-cami>aign ut
t.tanc." of a public nature.
Tha farawell -ill r- lagued through
?Tha I't.-xr. .--iv.- Bulletln, ' edlted bj
Baaator Dbton and Or_L Davi?. the ex
Ulent'fl publldty man. "Tbe Bul*
letin" haa tduched a hlfh'water tuark <-f
... coplea \v.--kiy. Advance proof BhaoU
ara t.. be furnishcd t<> the preaa buraaua
la order that th..- eanpalgn "ewan *<>?>?"
may ba read by tbOBfl outaldfl the fold.
This aill pYobably bfl on Batorday.
To-morrow Cokmal rtocaevell aill go U>
\,u yort to take up Wfl def?rrfld edl?
torlal dutkia la "tha Outtook" -fflce. ' He
? adzio-fl t.. r___- from the public
prlnta and haa aaveral ttr
?h that roQue-U for laUn
Atoppfld Co-onel Rooee-elt 1!i n,,t SUI"
ferlng from campaign aroartnflflfl and he
irirj not ko Bouth \a r_-_perat_. Ha will
..?,.,? ? oy,ter Bay ln -dat with bla
ratnlly, maklnfl .4 weehly trlp lo Tha
outlook'' offlce.
"0UTL00IC INSURED Ti R.
Declares No Indemnity Was
Paid on Milwaukee Shooting.
Regardli | ? ?-on tl -"' Uou!<e
Vflit bad b* ? -I *'-'?'" w-akly from
an accident Ina iran.npanj - _ce ba
Waa ihol al lUlwaukee, "The futiook
hn.i thla ". aay laal night:
Tbe tacta r.latlve. BO tt;.- acci.bnt i
for Mr R ??>?- v. lt referred t<> in
New Vork 1 omrnerclal." of Noveml ??' <
.,,-.. rcn almple, bul not in accord
? ll . re? IblHty. b 1 wltn
the ; -,M!'..1 "";?
and bla famlly. "Th- puUoek" took oui
aa accident pollcj ol HI.
t. pay ing the pren
fflai On May I the full Pi
returned bj tl
waa .-.-.ii' elled b: P*nj ln a -
.. with tt).- prov 'joed in
lf The n - n fot I
cellatlon stated by th. companj v.
they found lt Impractlcafcle to n
the rl-k a* ,! v ,n '"
this Bl-e. A littb- later, namely. on June
Icy of 125.0- - ued b/
the Caaualty Company of Amerlca, wnlch
pollcy la atlll In force. No Indemnity has
ao far been pald. _
FUTURE flOSY TO DIXON
"Will Capture Congress," He
Says-Talk of Straus for Mayor.
II CMxoi . chairman ..f
onal commltl
party, was 1 ubblmg ovei 1 arlth
optlmlam ror the future N. I only f
.i,., lared, but hfl araa
viiiii.i: to predlet thal two yeajra I
Ma party would eaeci ? majority ol tha
??Tv. u frOin now, ' he aald, "tlte
. ?Kiv.. party arlll hnve repr.-s- nta
iion ., tlon boarda In every atate
?acept Utah, idRh^. Wyorolhg, W?W Y'.rk,
Coaneotlcut, Rhode Ifllaad an.i Mas.sa.-hu
B_t(_ In all Btat-fl BX-Op. thoflfl nam-d
tha Rflpubllcan oaganlaallon' under tha law
h < 1 (hfl tWrd party.
"lt ls my h.-lief that this year we h iv?
ia many uaembera of CongraBa ar
.. Republlcam Fot Inataat e, la
penneylvanla thi ff">r Congreeai
mlnated at the prlmarl-a ln Aprll,
winii- tflflhnlcally runnhag aa Bepubllcanfl,
ara every ona pronoune.-d Progreafllrefl
trufl m North Dakota, Kan<
? atatefl
l"],ui. j- W. Blrd,
KTebfiv. ' buhty Cdmmlttee, haa called a
meetrng ol th.- e-ecutlve comnntte.- for I
o'clock thla afternoon lt waa stat.-d that
plana foi enterlng the munlclpal t-.im
palgn tha comlng year Woukl ba dla>
. -..,?. red by the bla votfl they re?
celved here, the FT-oareflalvea ara aaylna
that there la no reaaon why they ahOula
not have ;i good chanct al thfl comlng
? tlon.
Jt haj. !?in BUggestfld that o?car F.
Httaiis, wlm ahowed f is strength ln tha
governorahlp canjvaaa, would make an ex
.ellent candidate lor Mayor. ?
?
WORK FOR CITY TRACED
President of Merchants' Asso
ciation Talks to Members.
Henry It. Towne, pie?!dent of thfl M< r
chants' Asso.-latlon, gaVfl ? Ittncheon for
tha membflra ..f tha aaaadatlon \-esterday
at tlte Har.iware (luh. No. 2b. Broad*
fray, Among thoaa preaent wort tharlafl
X. .'hadwick, Jtillan \V. furtls, Krnest
nai?g. .7'.im A. Hlll. Kahih l'? t.-t -. Wai
ter M. TaiiKsiK, I>r. Oeorae F. Kuoz, John
!., Wiliiam C. BidJle. Sydmy D,
Jtinklna, Jehg pjargant, ,i..\v. La.-t'Gair*
aid I_.w.- and Wiillam A., Ifarblo.
fc_r. Towhe aketohed tha aronk ..f tbe
a^JBDCiatlob an.l Its pluna for ther future.
' Our alin," ba aald. "is to promotfl thfl
Induatrial and commercial -iiitur.stH of
\i vv Vork. f>ur organi/atlon is riOt In
te/i.l.A to ifupplant othera, but to aolve
tho.se probl.-n_4 which, by their size, defy
th? eft^rr*'./ amaller aocleti-a.
"(>4ir memberfl ara eoaatantly trying to
?aoure U-glaiHtion, in Waahlngton und
Alban\, to further N.w Vi.rk.s coinbn*!
Clal interesta. Tbe trafflc aqnad atid thfl
Bohe law, makltiK the Flre Department
reaponalble for BtOVflntlng aa well as ex
tlnifuiahiiiK tlrefc. BTflflfl obtfllnfld tbrouKb
flflTOTtfl '.f th<- associ.aion. The plana for
docklng Improvemflntfl now bafara tbe
iioiitd of K.stunat.- wflra drawn up by onr
aBBOctailon threa years ai;u "
A dlnnir will ba^glVen t.y the a-aocia
tion next Tfiuf-day at the Hote! Aetor.
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President-Elect ls Vexcd at
Ready-Made Slate Makers?
No Authority from Him.
QUICKLY BECOMES SPHINX
Going Away for Rest, but Wont
Say Where?Will Act as
Governor Until In
augurated.
[ B) Teln-rnph t? The? Tribune ]
Pitaceton, x. J.. Not. 7.-?Erenldent
el? t Wllaon Ifl golng to plck Wfl own
Cabinet and tt not golng to loi any
body elee do it for hlm. This ho madfl
plaln to tlie newapaper men to-nlght
when, In referring to th? ?peculatlona
wblcb ari cropplng up ln regard te, the
make-up of hla Cabinet b? aald flucb
?peculatlona aere abaolutolsr without
vaiue
"I n.e-an to kaep my mind .-ntire-'y
open with regard to appolntmonta of
th,- flret bnportanea," he flald. "Untll
:i:,.,i announcement is poaaible, it will
be iii.soiut.-iv naoleea to look to me for
, orroborntlon of ? ny report, b<
Bhall hav.- nothlng to annonn ?? Ko
announcenvantfl earill hav.- the li
thorlty unleea made over my own atg*
nature. Theae an mattera ahlch must
be determtoed by rary dellberata conn
i-e-i and not bj gbaalp.M
The- T'resielont-e-lc-t would tlOt siv
when he w-ouiei annoonce the namofl of
tb-- rhen who aill ad aa his advieere,
bul it wouhi n.,t bfl ? bad guefl
that tho earUeot date that ofllelal an
emenl may bfl looked for la Jan?
uary I- Hc may e-ven althhold thi
namefl of tha awaabari of hla Cahtaat
up to March i.
There is not much doubt however,
but that he wiii eonfer arith th< leadlng
n ?r his party before Qnally I!v
Ing mi thfl men v, ho are to i
cabinet
Will Dodge Officeaeekers.
Governor Wllaon o*afl dlaturbed al
thi atortofl lanl from Prlnceton to day,
? e.fi-;. !.-,!iv" announclni thal b? * -
golng to aall for Bermudfl li ? prlvate
jrachl "ii November ld ? -ad bj
Mrs Wllaon.
"Thal Btate m< nt' ha ; ? enttre
ly Rrlthottt my autbotity, and I
thi v<! thal I am golng away
to real 1 wiii bave menl of
my i lana to m >k< ."
er, that
thi p- ? Idei t-< rt not ?
for ? vacatlon, for h? la and ao "ne bul
his cloaeal frlenda a IU know bl
tlnatlon. Ha flald lo-nlgbl thal bfl bad
not jrel made op his mind Juat ahon
and ?' her* fie i g, bul ll ?
, ertaln to be ?oi ie pl ? offlci -
aoekerfl arlll nol I Bnd hlm.
When ii-- waa told that thi
papera mlght aak blm to conflrm or
eleny fltorlea concern|ng thfl make-yp
of his Cabinet he- aald: "Wall, you
mlght as well go to th? Bphlna." He
Intlmated atrongly to-nlghl thal ha
would a< eepl nb Im I o apeak
until he - ntered the Whlte He
though he dld accepl lo-d
tloO le, take part ili an Old hon I
bration In Btaunton, Va- th,
wl loh at ?
There dqet nol aeem to i" mu<!i
doubt thal Mr Wllaon aill eontlnue aa
Governor e?f New Ji reey up lt< thfl time
of hls Inaufcnratlon aa Prealdent
When aaki d to-nlght aa to hl p
for cbe'eoralng Legii latura h.- m
werfl Imply to carry onl 0m Daw
craaic platform. Bfl arlli la all prob
ablllty hav.- a conference with tha
11. moe ratlc l< ad.I N ?? ?'?
f,,re- thfl Leglalature moflta, ahlch wlll
he on the fecoQd 'i aeedaj In Jai
Among th.- many te-ie-irram*. recelved
by Gdvarnor WHaon to-day ai
from a man ln EreniUT) lvmii.i. ? ho
signeei hle li.itiai.- only, ahlch aald:
"i-j.-ariv oongratulattona, bul for Ood'a
?ake gel an automoblle thal wlll nol
gO more than ten mil.-s an Imur."
ARTICLE INCENSES BARNES
Chairman Points Out Objection
to Roosevelt Doctrine.
Chairman Barnea of the Re publl, :,n
State tfotamlttM *>.,*, htdenaed reetei
wbflti iie read aa aftltle in ahlch tbfl ar*
gument was made that the f:.?? t
colonel Rooaevelt got a larger popular
vote- than Prealden{ Taft, in the electlon
showed 'ie-arly Uiat bfl should l,-\
tne Domlnefl of ih.- Republican party.
"Th.-i." aeeflttfl t<> be ? nuaapprebenaion,"
he said. "..f tbe maanlng of tbe Ch
conveatlon. Tberfl aaa no aaofl betweea
Rooaevell and Taft Thf onl] li ne in
vplved was ahether the Republican party
was w_lng to tak. thfl Rooeevell dol tnn>
that this Kove.Tnm.-nt .hould bfl tranfl*
form.-d Into a pure' democracy, arith power
on the part of thfl j,'-o]>le- t-> do ahatflVflT
they p'eased through leglfllatlTfl actlon,
or aaflthar it iroul i - anttnua to ba a boi -
ernment ot flOnoUttl l->niil llmltatlonfl."
i'lutii tnaii Barnefl went oa to doclara
that the Republlcaa party was now nrmly
lntre-nched beblnd Um Idsa thal thla goi -
.rnm'-nt ahould contlnufl lo bfl what il
had heen fltacfl He f.'tindation.
"lt is almost beyond i>e-ii.-f that this
_lfferen?atlon betweea the- Republican
;,<-irty and Mr. ROOflBVett'fl tdeaf Ifl DOt
tRorOUgbly e-oinpr.-he-liiieil," e-einttnued t!u
ftate chairman. "The- raaflOn for lt muet
he that Mr. Roo.se-v.-It is n,,t tak.-n s.-rl
oualy in his propooal. Thal be la Bartoua
about it, and that thouaandfl of Amerl*
Baa eltlzerm are aerlOUa aluait It, la iin
quentloned. That it is not wi<l.-.y under
atood that the- ProgTB?Itfl party prO|
a iihw form Of gove-inment was loel aigbt
of by many boeauafl e.f the nnfortunatfl
hai.lt of BBlnd whleh haa grawa ?ip In
Amerh-a of votiiiK f-,r indivl.hials ln-f<ad
of parties. Had thfl RflpabUcaa party at
Chlcago accepted Mr. Heeos.-v.lt s
trlne then lt would no longer h>- the- Re?
publican party of history. Tt.. P -
grcaaaVfl part-. propooed that thfl peoplfl
stioulel havo the*- power to take- away from
the indlvidual his lif.-, hii. lih.-rty and hls
ri?ht to own property, tahlcb they can*
not do now tinder th? Conetitution of tiic
l.'uit*?l At_u_?,"
LAKEWOOD
NKW JEB8EY.
In a Sea of Pines
Golf, Heathfal Country Life.
[di a] condttioni fdf rcctipcra
tion and reat BooUef
Laurel House
A. .1. Ml KI'MV. Manaaer.
DIX MAY NAME BISSELL
Offers to Appoint Him Justice
of Suprerae Court.
Albany, rfov. 1. flae-raar Dta aaid to
nipht that ba hnd offered to Herbert P.
BlBfleU, Of Buff-le, tbe appolntment aa a
Bupreme Courl Justice la the sth J-dtctal
Dlfltrld to nn the eacaaey cauaed b>- the
| death Of Justice SprlnK. of Trank
llnvtlie. Mr. BlflaaO is to eeafar with the
Oovernor U>-morrow atid gtvfl bla ammmm.
Hia frlendfl bflUeva be w-m accept.
Ifr, ni?nll araa aoaaiBatad l;|st wlnter
by tba Ooveraor M b mamber of the up
fltaU Public Service Comnu-Mlon, but the
efueed to confirm his uppolnt
ment
QoVernor i ?ix to-day raceree- ""^ ar"
cepted the reelgnatlon of Mr. Htssell h* a
membei of tha state Hoapttal CoinaBlBfllon
Th" offlCfl paj s $r.,i.nft a year. with an al
' ii,.".. for egpaaeaa Mr. Bhv
.; | ointed >.n Match f, 1!>lt, tO
rbeldon T. Vlek, of nuffaio.
time ago be Informfld tha Oovaraor
o( his Intentlou to raalgn, but was per
Buaded t" rettt.-iln t.nd aaatet ln draftin;?
. rntng th>- ?_?*? of the eata
? i i
? Nov. 7. ib rbarl P. BIbbbB, he
. || | aerfl for Albany to-day, snld
,.,,, QoVflrnor IHx had tendered blm the
Bupreme Courl placa te succred Justice
Kprl, |_ bfl wns not ready ta BB*
nouncfl hui deckrkm, wafanlng that any
? int Bta-M eomfl from the Oovernor.
DEMOCRATS WIN,J_UT LOSE
Nebraska Legislators Must
Eloct Republican Senator.
No* : -a Paa-aerat-fl Laajha
lature doubtleafl win bt called on to alael
?-..? t nlted BfataB s.-natnr
from Nebraaka. Nlnety-iea par rent of
? ? for thfl state l.eclslat'ire,
In aceordanee with the Oregon plan of
? ? [Tnlted Ptate^ laaatora, aianed
No l." whleh provldea thut
ln th< . v . : t '.f their election th?y w;ll
UHt-datfl fOT 1 nlted Rt.-.tes
tor who bccbi-B tka praf araa ea vote
of the penpie.
Altl ' epraaentatlve Norrlo, a Pre
r . . ':?; ubHcan, hai aacared tha praf"
.,? ..-..., indleatfl timt a Daaa*
?fl el, - (<??!
- -
TOTTING UP THE COSTS
Candidates Already Filing Ac
counts of Expenses.
Albaaj. Nor. I rlarmafl Rtddi r, of
'???,, > i N nw4 ratlc Pn aid.I
eartlfled to the __-i_tary
. thal ha ap.-nt n HI He
? ?: H^MI to tha I N_
followlng Dernocratle PraaldanHal
ad atati m. ntfl .>f eapanaea:
Kin-s. ___?; Henry P.
I ? r Boaraaaa,
Ifom 1 .inn. Queena,
-
RoMaaoa,
? m fork, ? Ri publli an Pri aldi atlal
ih .: tnt I
Brnefl f'owcroft, >.f Chautauejua, th?
Nali- ? 11 lldatfl for State
?hoartng he
apent' I
Joba i Kenaedy, ..f Buffalo, wh? was
Treeaurer, cat-taad thal
ii. .ontiIbutad li.ooo ta
i ll State Comn I ? ?
Prandfl i.. Baldwin, .-. Preetdentlai elec
fOI Ihi Prbtdbttlon party, spent fi'.uO.
STATE FOR GOOD ROADS
$50,000,000 Bond Issue Seem
ingly Approved.
Albany, NOT. 7 B utt.iihk- _n___c__l re
turna from upotata eouatlafl reeefee- la
Albanj lodlcata thal tha nconoaal to boad
the atata for an addlttoaal i>.<??..0".j j,,
oontlnui Um ivurk or improvtnf the atalflfa
blghi adopted al Tue-day*fl ? -i. i
I? l.vnn. n .ri-tary of the
NflW V'.tk Stat- A'lt.mohil.. Assoi latlon,
efltlmatef thal thfl propoaltlon ?w< carried
bj ..t li - t :L'..t..*w,
Monroe <'..uiit> la roportfld t<> hava
. d tbe* 1k.mi ba Bfl bj mora than 10.000.
ln l-'tuiiklln t'otinly tha majority for the
.in ? tiiin.i ht waa 1,100; in Broome Cooaty,
1,000; in Chemuag County, MM; la laiafl
County, UN. __atteru_g dlatrteta ln oihar
countlea ahow a roifl averagjlag three to
ona in favor of th>- prtapoalttoo.
Many vot.-rs h-Ufld to U-dteatfl th.-lr
rleum ..it tbfl BUbJflct t.m of a vote >.f
Ifl thfl city or Johtiatown there were
oalj Hi L.tiiots eaal oa tha good roada
Queatlon 161 for and UB agalnfli Thedty
of Oaaoeta tatacad it by 976.
CUBAN PRESIDENT C0MING
General Menocal Will Visit U. S.
Before Inauguration.
( i". ..rn The Trlhuni- Hureau. |
ayaabhagtOB, Nor, I 9en_ral -fanooal,
Pri ..i>-nt-i-b-.-t Bf <*uba, wlU vlalt the
Unltfld Stat.--. prlor to bls Iti.iUKuratlon
next May, aooordtng to announcemonts
aiada la day b>- John Barrall, d-ra-tar
general of tha Pan-Aaaarleaa t'nlon, who
Btatfld that the IMn- A ni.-i i> ..ri Ho.lety of
th* Unlted Itataa aill probabty ??ive the
Cuban aaaeuUra-elaol b dinner and raeea
tl.it) la N.w Vork 4 ity.
in announdng tha visit of (lenerai
Mi-nuiai. Cnrootor Barrall ie?ued a atata*
iiH-nt aakb-g thal ^ "agaara tfeor be aa*
eprded t.> Cuha by tha paopla el the
Unlted rititt.-s.
"A week to-niot'iuw will have passeil
ain.-e tha Cubaa praaldaBtlBl alactloa took
place, peacefully, ln apite af dhra pradla*
tinns to the ooatrary fraai a eoeaMermahj
eletn.-nt of thfl pr.-ss and pnblicists of tbe
LTnlted states," doclaraa Mr. Bujurratt in
his fltatemant, whleh contbioaa in part:
I am itnpell.'d to appeal to the people
of th> rnltxi Htat.-s to ?.'ive 4'uha and
the Cubana a aquare deal. ln thfl ?*?
. it. tnenl of tneir own ele.-tlun they are
prone to overlook the fael that Cuba
has BUCCeaflfully paased through a trying
ordeal ..nd provM her rlghl to their con
ddencfl a nd encourag-ment l_-t their
preaa atid people cotiHequently atop aa
HumlttK a patronlzlng alr toward 4'uba.
i.i them rorget tha boglea of revolutlon
an.l Interventton, and show to t'uba a
helplng .'.nd ganeroua attltude ln her
future effurta to malntaln peace and sta
blllty.
LA FOLLETTE KEEPS SILENT.
Madlson, Wla., Nov. 7.?Senator I?i Fol
litte nf used to make any atatement _>
*?_. _? ?^? aiaawl? aaaaaiaa.
TAFT, SMILING, IS BACK
AT 1WHITE HOUSE
Governor Hadley Calls on Presi?
dent?Refuses Later to Dis
cuss Vice-Presidency.
SAYS "NOT BEEN ASKED"
President to Start Work on
Message at Once?Will Con
tinue Efforts to Carry
Out Reforms.
tFmm The Trlbune Bureau]
Washington, Nov. 7.?The result of the
electlon haa not robbed the President of
hls famoiis .-.mlle, for lt was plalnly ln
e-vldr-nce* when he arrlved ln Washlniztein
this morning. Governor Herhert 9. Had
le>y of Missouri, who haa been urged for
tho second plare. on the ticket with Mr.
Taft. was on tlie same traln, although
nelther kaew th.- other waa aboarel. They
UM! In the I'nlon Statlon. wh.-re they
e hatte-d a few mimiten, Mr. Taft invlting
I!,, e;,vertior to the Whlte House. Mr.
Hadley called on the President lato this
afterne.on and remalned ln cemferenc* for
some little time. Th- Cov.-rnor, when
leaving tha VThltfl Hoaee, refused to dis
e-uHs the Vka Prflflldflnry, dlamlaalng thfl
questlon of whe-ther or not he would flC*
cept wlth 1 have n-.t been askeel."
It ls the gem-ra! opinion ln Waahlngton
this cve-nlnK that if Covernor Hadley ls
nomlnated for Vie-e President on the He
pubUeaa tirk.-t he- will doettne IM honor.
Tho Uovernor came to WashlnRlon to at
tend to some prtvntfl business and dld not
come at the r.-quest of the Presid.-ntI Of
at the lnvltatlon of the Itepubliran Na?
tional rommlttee. He left to-nlght for
Missouri.
Th.- most Important task that wlll Ott
gaKo tne greater part <>f the President B
,,??. between r,ow and the convcnlng or
<-?r,Kross ls the- prrparatlon of hls n.^
ncefl Mr. Taft is wpecteJ to IW?a? "?
plan of last y<ar and dlvid- flBCh *?*?*
1,-.,, ..parat,* subj.-ets. One "( tho tirst
:r^...v.,K..H wlll dflal - xHu-ive-ly with the
budget svst.-in <,f eaa-mataa. Other im
poruat BObJeetfl aaalUng tha Preeldeni a
attei.tto,, ar- tn.- l'a:,ama ''anal prot ?-'
ol Qreat Britaln, th.- anjMrfntnient of the
mM1,v?.rs ,,f thfl Indaatrlal Ccinnrtndon
autborlaed at thfl laat flflaaton r.f ^**?
,h.. Bppotatmenl of ? suc,,-s?or to or.
Mervey W mWl as ehlef of the I nlted
statrs Bureau of Cbemlatry, and the ap*
,,?lntment of a tocotaoot to Commlfl
Utoner Valentlne af the Indian Bureao.
The Prealdent aald he dld aot ime. d '?*
P.-rtnit his defeat for r.-ol-otlon to In
?.r'..r.. alth Hls efrort- to rarrv Ottl .
?f ,.,o reforms that bfl >>?* ln ccntompla
. ,. Re lntends to put into effect mauy
r'-onomles ln the t-ov.-rnm.-nt fleCVtCflibfl
for- Man-h l. and Hopflfl 10 send ro I ,r>
rro*? tho nnminatlon of members ?f '
[. duatrlal CnaBaalaalen. flrhieti la W
?tndy the relaUons between capital nn-l
I:, >.,.-. h"urs of work ln ind'islrial estab
n?hments. oeonpattonal dl??? tto.
Stand for Constitution Praiaed.
President Taft fOUnd awaitlm? hlm upon
Mfl r.-i irn t" thfl Wiltfl Ifcaffl this m"rn
ii.K h oadn ls ,,f Ifltflra Boogratulatlng
him oii hla campaign for ti.,- matat
el enfltltu-ooal lovernniant and predlct
? ,i t>..- Republican party wlll not
?ni> eomfl int,- its own agala, but arlll h..
Btrongar tbaa tn er before.
Prealdflnt Tafl said lo-day that hfl had
,,? r.-k-r.-tv He had worked BOlflly ln thfl
int.-reMt ,-f lha American people, and h?
bad left tha Ifleufl fw th. m la decid? Th?
verdict had btaa flgalaat hlm. an-: ot
truated to time to proei Ifl Ua vthdlcatton.
Hls .In.e-ie- hop.- is that Woodrow Wll
Mn'fl adminlstration will 1- I.eneMVIal !?>
.?,tr>. an.i that the-r,- wt',1 bfl BO
laterruptlon to the pr.-s.-nt proaperlty.
To th.- ri-cht ,,f Pr?Idflnt Tait'a deakla
tl,.. Whlte Homho there -itlll hun* to-day
me ptetara ot Th*-,>.i,,re ROaaavelt Op
poaita i'. oa thfl othar Bide ,,r th* robm,
was the picture of Alonr-o Taft, tbfl PrOflt*
derit's fither. The two pl.tui.-s gtt the
emly OMfl ln the room. and th.-y will re
maln untll the end of the Taft admlnis
tratloa.
Th,- ]'r.-sl,l.-nt f.-.-ls that he ttgt bfl
trayad by <'oi,>nei Rooaevelt t" whom he
had !?>'" a trUfl frl.-nd for nianv y.-ars
ever alnce tne colonel was PoUcfl Com
ndssloner of New Vork-hut h.- still ad
mlts that ROOaflVflU DflJ inan> at't.o-tiv.
epialltles and he exouses the- h.trayal on
tho *?i,,und that It was prompt.d by an
overwhelmlng ainbltloti.
Will Return to Cincinnati.
On March 4. lt was learneel. the Presi?
dent wlll return at once to OndniUtl,
where he wlll resume the practice e>f law.
It has been flUggaeted to tl<- PrflfltdflOt
that he practlse iaw In New Vork wlth
hls brother. 11,-nry \V Taft, and OflOrgfl
W'Uke-rHhain. tlu- pr'-s,-t:t Attornoy I !? n
tral, formlng th.- tirm of Taft Wlcker
Bhaai & Taft. lt ls imderatOOd, however,
thal the Pre.ldeilt prefers to return to
flnclnnatl. As soeen as hls son, Robflli
Taft, graduales from thfl Harvard I.aw
(*Vhe>ol he wlll becenne ussealated wlth hls
father.
TRUNK ^ASEHEARING
Theatrical People Protest
Against Size Restriction.
WashlnRton, Nov 7.? Praotleally all the
largfl rattroada la the. ceuintry were repre
s.-nteel at a further hearinK em trunk
l>rohle'ms before V^xamlner Mai shall at
the lnterstate t'omrnene CommlsKlon to
day.
The ense Involves the proposeel restric?
tion e>f trunks to be handled by all rall
roada to forty-tlvce Inehea In lenKth, all
exceedlnir that standard to pav evcess
haKKBKe ?t the rate of ten pounds an
Inch.
ClothinK, theatrle*al and other Interests
who clalm tt la necesaary to have larger
ti-unks recently protested a?ainst the
renulatlon and the- eummUslon suapended
the reatrictlon pendlng a hearing* of both
sldes. A declslon wlll be given later.
DEMOCRAT ELECTED TO SENATE7
HlriKhamton, N V., Nov. 7-t'layton L,
Whe-l.-r, Democrat, Im probably elected
Stat.- Sejnator In the 39th Dlstrlct over
William T. Hlack by ?M plurality. WaflflBT
recelved forty-two v*ote_ on the Inde
pendence I^eague ballot in Broome County
that may help him pull throuKh. The
oftlclal count must be taken to eledele-.
. ? fl
CANAL ZONE WANTED COLONEL.
Colon, Nov. 7. -The Proaresslves came
out well on top In the poll for the Preal
dentlal elections in the Canal Zone. The
ftft-urea were: Roosevelt, 1.026; Wllaon,
7__. _>__??. 440: T_ft- 108; Chafln, 71.
Election Results Will Cause
Many Changes in Personnel
of Important Bodies.
WAYS AND MEANS RIDDLED
Foreign Affairs, Public Build
ings, Banking and Currency,
Agriculture and Others Will
Have New Members.
Washington, Nov. 7.?Vlthough Denio
rratl OOOtrOl Of the House of Kepres.-nta
tlvea by a greatly _fl-t_BBB_ majority is
flflflured, a gaoaral ahaka up af the per?
sonnel of the important Houae _oa___h_e_a
ln thfl next CO-dTBBB WlU ba ne.essary.
The all-importunt Ways and Means
Committee. which will shape into bljlfl tafl
tariff pollciea of th.- Wilson admlnistra
tlon. was rlddVfld bv the eleitlon. < >t tha
fourteen D-moorata oai the committee four
will not return. Two of these, however?
Ifnghaa "f N_ar Jersey, and Jamea, of
Kentueky w to the __aata> Kandeii, of
'P.-xim, and Hrantley, of (Jeorgia, are re
tlr.d
out of the ,ieven Republicans "n the
committee only tWO apparently will n
main. John Dalzell. of I'cnnsylvania. nnd
BamUfll W. IfeOall, "f Massachusetts, for
yeara ahapara of tha Batmbbeaa tariff
)ioiu >-, fl/era not candldalaa ?t tba poiu.
and nbanaaar J. um. of connecticut;
Jamea c. Xeedham. of t'allfornia, and
probably Nieholaa ix?ngworth, of ohio.
arara beaten. Bereae B. Ray-e, of New
Vork. aad Joaeph W. r^nrdney, of Mtchi
gan, may b.- the only Hepuhllcans left.
Sulzer Leavea Vacancy.
The election of Representative Stil/.er as
Oovarnor Of NflW York leaves vacant the
chiiirmatiKhip of the Important Forelgn
AJEalra Coaualttaa. Flood, of virginia, is
ranklng meml.er of the committee, but he
decllned tha chaJrmanahlp two yeara ago
tfl accept the less Important Terrltories
Committee. Klther hfl or t'.arner, of
Ti-x.is, la aapeetad bo gal tha pktea.
The fllflCtlon >>f Morris Sh.-ppard, of
t.'x.is, to th* flanflta. if flflnlority bi fol?
lowed, ?111 DflOVfl K.-pres. ntatlve Burnett.
of Alal.atna, to the chait manshtp of the
PubllC Bulldingfl and Oroundfl Committee,
which handl.-s thfl big pubUc hulldlngs or
"pork barrel" bill.
The yacaney at the head of the Publlr
r_aada Committee, cauaed by the faiiure
pf Ropreoentatlve Boblnaon, of Arkansas,
t.. return, will probably be fllled by mov
Ing up Reprt Oraham, .->f illlnola,
at pr-fOnl chalrman of the Committee on
turea in the Interlor Detj__rt__ent
Thfl Hankitur and Currency Committee,
tnvestijratlng 'he so-call.d money trust.
will be arlthOUt a head. Rcprcsentatlve.
I'ujo, of Ixiuisiat.a, bavlng retlt-d. Rep
reeentatrra Carter OUaa, of Yirnnia, ls
nkinK membar of the commlttaa.
Aqriculture Left Open.
Thi- ratlramant of RopreBflntntlTa l.amb,
of Virginia, as head of the Committee on
AgriCUlt-t- Opena thia place for ltepre
?flKtatlVfl l.e\<r, of South Carolina, but
Mr. I.ever flrOUld be forced to give np the
i-haltnianship of the Kdttcation Commit?
tee, which flrOUld probably go to Ib-pte
sentatlve Ansherry, of Ohio.
This aceounta f"r all the chalrnianshlps
left racant by the elflctlon, but the forata*
tion of the Wllaon Cabinet may further
alter t..'. list RepreeentaUve Henry, of
r. \ .-. i I ili," u r tha Rulea Committee;
RflprCfll ntatlve BurlflflOO, Of Texas, a
membar of the Approprlatlona committee,
and Repraeentattva Underwood, head of
the \\.i\s .irnl Ifeaaa t'ommittee. have
been mentioned as Cabinet pn-sibllltles.
CONGRESSMEN HERE HAPPY
Chairman McCombs Receives
Party on Way to Panama.
Chalrman Wllliam *f, ICoCoaabfl of the
Democratic Natlonal Committee held a
Httle rec-ptlon yaaterday, flrhea he re?
celved a party >.f Democratic i^ongreas
m.n on their way to Ranama. Among
those who eoflagratalatad tba chairman i n
his work were Representatives Baragar
Sherley. of Kentueky; Charles I. B-Tt
1. tt. of Qaorgta; BS. W, riaundera. of Vlr
alttla. and I). J. Riordan an.l II. ,M. Qold
f.-Kle. nf New York. They WflCfl Ifld by
Reptet.ntatlve John .1. I-'ltzgerald, of
Brooklyn, wbe is ehatnaaa of the Appro
prlatlona Commlttaa "f tiie iiouse.
Kach 0CM af tha party itafllaied that 1 la
atata had aaade tha baal showing for wii
aon, and Chalrman MoCeaBBB aeknowl
fldgad thal aaeh ona had daaa as weii as
could bfl exp.-cted p. thaps a little better.
? i um gettlag through tha oaoapalaa la
bett.-r phyalcal condltlon than r entered
It." BflJd tlte .htilrtnan, "but Bt thfl BB-Bfl
tltne I feel an th.mgh a Httle rest would
he a good thing. i Bhall Btay at tny daah
here at natlonal liead.jiu.iter> for a fOW
daya t.. repty te aaaay lalflgianifl reeatv/ed.
After that I ahall go away .pib-tly to some
ramota plaee fur ? reet."
FEW CONGRESS CHANGES
Longworth Reported Defeated
in lst Ohio District.
Late returns make only a ?W changes
ln tbe llat of Kepresentatlvea elected as
all?dy glvan ln The Tribune.
One pTobablfl Ohangfl Of sp.-.ial interest
at Oyatar Hay is ln thfl lst Coogroafl Dis?
trict of Ohlo, where Nlcbotaa __?__worth,
Theodore Roosevelt's son-in-law and a
Republican, ia now unotficlally declared
daftatail Hia apgaaaat ts llaalay k.
BOWdle, Democrat. LoilgWOrtk do.s not
concede defeat. and thfl ofticial count will
b.- aeadad to Battle the question.
Two other changes shown by the latest
ttgur-a are ln flflehlgan Iti the 3d Dis?
trlct there C. H. Caraay, D.mocrat, waa
beaten by J. M. C. Bmlth, Republican.
This ?alu for the Republicans waa otTset
by the returns iu the Id Distrlct. where
Bamuel YV. Heakes, Democrat, won over
Wllliam Weldm.-yer, Republican, wbo
was thought aiafltad 88] earller returna.
f^ater re|>orts from Callfornla changed
the Congress llst by glving the 2d Distrlct
to John K. Raker, Democrat, by about
in.otjo over T. M. Rutherfoid, bls Repub?
lican opponent, who was llrst reported the
winner.
?
NEW JOB FOR HOTCHKISS.
Wllliam H. Hotchklss, ex-superlntend
ent of lnaurance of the State of N.w
York and f'rogressive atate chalrman,
has Indicated his willlngness to become
president of the new Natlonal Motor In?
demnity corporatlon and of the new Na?
tlonal Motor lnaurance Corporatlon, the
organlzatlon of which Is ln the hands of
Jamaa B. ColKate & Oo. bankera, of
New Vork, and Wllliam B. Joyce, presi?
dent of the Natlonal Surety Company, of
New York. who are co-operatlng with the
b.i -e inanufactureis, dealers and automo?
blle aaaoclationa all over the Unlted
Stat.-s Mr. liotchkiss haa had a wide
a____i____> lo the lnaurance buainaaa.
Royal Blue Line
TO
O AM
BALTIMORE
AND
WASHINGTON
| EVERY EVEN HOUR
EVERY DAY
FROM LIBERTY STREET
(10 Minutes Earlier frexn 23d Street!
PULLMAN CARS AND MODERN
COACHES ON ALL TRAiNS.
AM Waahington, Pittabu._o
and Chicago. Observa*
tion Parlor and Dining Cara.
1 ffl ^^ Waahington, Cincinnati,
_ \J ""* Loui.ville and St. Louia.
Parlor and Dining Cara.
?I tra NN Waahington, Whceling,
X _a """" Columbua and Chicago.
Parlor and Dining Cars.
2 PM "ROYAL SPECIAL"
"??' 5 Houra to Waahington.
Obaervation and Parlor Din?
ing Car.
4 PM "ROYAL LIMITED."
mmm 5 Houra to Washington.
Dining Car, Parlor and Ob*
servation Club Cara.
6 PM Waahington, Pittsburgh,
??' Cleveland and Chicago.
Parlor and Dining Cars.
AT NIGHT.
>7PM
Par
OO-*
PM Washington, Cincinnati,
~ Louiaville and St. Louia.
Parlor and Parlor Dining Car.
AM From Liberty Street!
Baltimore, Waahington^
Cincinnati and Chicago.
Sleesping Cara open 10 p. ra.
Laat boat from W. 23d Street
at 11.50 P.M.
Por Tlcketa and Reaervatlons eall at
Tlcket Offlcea, 2-45,379,1328,1354 U<>0
Broadway, 7 Cortlandt St., 225 fifth
Ave., III W. 125th St.. 2*5 Columhus
Ave., and 4 Court St., 470 No<trand
Ave., Brewklyn ; Termlnal* at West 23d
St. and Liberty St.
ALL DOUBTS ARE
DISSIPATED
now, as to the continuance
of prosperons conditions.
Adverttseri who have
hesitatetl may now prp
eeed with c0fi&-*etic*3 to
mtke their oontraetfl for
future adVertising with
tlie ineiliiinis they inteml
to me.
Speaking of confidence
in cdiineetion with advejr
tising mediums. there is
not one in the entire coun?
try that c.m eonipare with
the Xew Vork City Sur
face Cars.
The high grade, truth
ful, conscrvative chtT
aeter of all the ailverti
ing in these ears. hal
earned the puhlic e.inli
denee. To letd the caids
is to believe in them, to
believe in them means lo
buy what they tdvertise.
(Jct the bvi/ing <vnii
dence of over i,8<mu)d0
prosperons daily passen?
gers in these Cars.
We have tlie exc-usive
control of all the advef
turing space in all the
New York City Surface Cars
Fifth Avenue 'Buses
Stmlij the Curd*
We hniraStitnditrd
New York City Car
Advertising Company
225 Fifth Avenue
Telephone 4680 Madison
**********?^'"^ . _______________^aa_M_aa_^_"-*-aa_aa-"
DlAMONDlVtARLS.'pHliClOLSSrONES
JEWELRY AND SILVER
A sDe-'lal d.-partiueiit lof tha .ij'pralsal
of famlly Jewala and tha tmma
All valuablea lett wlth ea ara fu.
?red by Insurance, without cost to tn?
cormfitnor
s. wyler '?,;;;? :r^'.
rraiCTLf him idkmivi.
CHRISTMASJREES BARRED
Moths Cause Embargo on Their
Interstate Shipment.
-WaaMactoa. Nov. 7.-Tlu* D*#******
ot Aarleultore placad an emtArjco to-*??
on tataratata ?Wprnaai l^ffij^ff
from Malne. Nea Uampahlu-. ? M.iSbaLii
aetta. Rhoda iBlmod and < fcnnetf ("-? *?
caiue of gvpay and brown tfl
auarantlne Koonaa atTaeilva ??_??$
and alao atT-ctH thf ablpingnt of dacoi ??tr
l-lanta. aucli aa holly and laural, hn?*1
aa ??('hrlstmas gre'ens or freeenery.
Onlv la <???'- where tne ptaata ? ?
plant prodUCta hav,- l..?en lns|,.-ct.*.l ?"?
pronoun..-,! to ho free* fiorr. th,--; t?'? ?}
aecta by Department of Agrlciii ur. lnj.
apectora wlll they be permltted to en\?*
lateratato commarca.