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James A. Emery Warned Presi
dent-Elect Against Class
Legislation for Labor.
CONSTANTLY "ON THE JOB"
House Lobby Committee Gets
Many New Association Let
ters-Foraker Denies Mul
halls Statements.
?1 Thi Trtbuna Bvraau
P/aahlngton, Aug. B.?Beglnning Ita
lobby mqulrj to-day, the House Invee
tlgatlng committee called to tha wtt
ncag atand Jamea A. Emery, counael
and Waahlngton agenl of the Natlonal
Aaaociatlon of Manufacturera who
Identlfled for tha reoord doaena of let
ters from the fllea of tha aaaociatlon
revealtng Ita actlvttiea In legialatlve
mattera
The correapondance between Mr.
Emery and john Kirhv, prealdani of
the asso.iation. ahowed Mr BJmery to
hava been conatantly "on the job" and
apparantly away ahaad of Colonol Mul
haii in energy. The lettera Introduced
. ..ntain the nam-s of Prealdani Wilaon,
ex-Prealdenl Taft, Repreaentatlvea i'n
derwood and Clayton, Benator Borah
and othera whoae attltuda toward la?
bor toglalation was freely diacuaaed.
Under date of Novamber 8, 1912. Mr.
Kirl.N wrote tO 1'resident-ele. t \\ ilson
expreaalng the hope that he would be
coma aoquaintad with the alma and
purpoaea of the Natlonal Aaaociatlon
of Manufacturera and the Natlonal
i 'oun.il for Induatrial Defence, and ra
calved a "confldentlaJ" reply from the
th.n Governor of New Jeraej Mr
Kirby acknowledged In his letter thal
he oppoaad Mr Wilaon in the eam
paign, bul he aakad the future Pi
dent to be "a wiae frlend and counat I
lor." and In effod warned him against
the "deatructlve" legialatlon wantedb;
Bamuel Oompera and other tobor lead?
era.
Wanted Wilson a Fnend.
"From a non-partlaan viewpolnl we
i-..:d this feaaue to >>.% the moot mi
j.ortant of any quaatlou before th.
Amartcan j>eopie to-day," wrote Mr.
Klrby, "and whlle, in the past. we have
in a large meaaura been auci eaaful in
our eft'..rts to pravenl auch vicioua
? iass legialatlon tindir.K a place in our
federaJ atatute booka wa raalixe now,
more than nor before. the disadvan
tapes in the legislalive fleld, and, there
fOTU, feel the cspecial need ol I Wiae
friand and eounseiior in the Preaddent
,.f the I'nited Stat.s
? With full oonfldenee in your patriot
i*m. sound judgmerit and earnest d>
slre to po rule in the affairs of the tia
tloa that right and Justice niay pre
\Hli. I tniSt that we shall nnd thal
fnend and counsellor ln you as our
1'resident.
rtagldfinl olart Wilaon replied on No
\ember 16, thanklng Mr. Kirby for hla
letter of cngratulation and addlng:
?It is vory dellghtful to have friends
ihlnk of me in this way, and 1 hope
thal tbeir confldancg in tne will not ba
disappolnted."
"Wa are poaalklj on the odge ..f a
very stiff fittht.'' Mr. Bmary reportad
tO Mr. Kirby on March 7. 1912 He
referred to the La Follette and Ltoyd
Mlls to permlt government employi B
to afflliat^ with thf Amerloan Kedera
tlon of Labor. whl< h Mr. Emery Op?
poaad before the committee on reform
in the Ctvil Barvtoa He contlnued:
"Wa have had this inatter btockad in
the committee, but the Damoerata have
grot It out ln a tiew way. Thay hav
attached the substanco ..f it to tha
postofflce approprlation blll, which is
about to t<e reportad to the House. The
ehalrnaan of tha oonunlttaa, Mr. Moon,
of Tennoasee, ls an lntluentlal and con
aervatlve Southern Democrat, but he
does not aee the meanlng of this tneaa
ura and rldloules our fear*. I nm
p )lng up to th?? C'apltol now to I..
flnal talk with fh? Itr publlcan members
of the committee and see If thay will
atand ln opposltlrm to this sectlon, and
I am maklng a flnal effort to have it
amended.'
when the Cteytou antl-lnjunction
bill paaeed the House Mr. Bmary sent
Mr. Klrby a "roll of honor' of the
ihirty-one members votlnir nsainst lt.
teferrlng partloularly tO Mr. Moon, of
Pennsylranla, and Mr Sterling, of
Illlnola.
Wrltlng to H. B, ihamberlain, of
ihattanoona, on March 7. 1B11, Mr.
ADVERTISING TALKS
9?v Willttm C. Frecman
Mr. William H. Clevcrly, who was reccntly made cashicr of the
Seaboard Bank, plays goif and keeps himself human and in good health
by doing so. He keeps cobwebs off of his brain by being out in the
open. It makes him a clear thinker.
We sat at a round table in the Dining Room of the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club not long ago discussing New York newspapers and their value
as advertising media.
Mr. Clevcrly said of The Tribune something that pleased me very
much. He told me that the President of the Seaboard Bank had alwaya
measurcd all other newspapers by The Tribune. which he designated as
"The Cibraltar of Decency."
That is a pretty good reputation to have, is it not?
Around that table sat a representative of a store doing the largest
business in New York, and another man doing probably the largest
pnnting business. Both favorably commented on Mr. Cleverly's state
ment. They aaid:
"No newepaper ever had a higher compliment paid it, than to be
called 'The Gibraltar of Decency.'
"The Tribune has made many friends by its coursc. It is a great news
paper. We predict for it a speedy and worth-while success. There is
room in New York for a newspaper of very high ideals such as The
Tribune has, and more people all of the time will support it."
Thie incident is related juat to prove that a newspaper with a good
name, which circulates among thinking people, who respect decency and
admire integrity and intelligence, is a valuable advertising medium for
those merchants and manufacturers who transact business on a high
plane of reliability and effkiency.
There are many such merchants and manufacturers in New York
and throughout the country?in fact they represent a big majority. The
Tribune can and will be of service to them by protecting them under its
banner "The Gibraltar of Decency."
J
AUTHENTIC, IF NOT SCRIPTURAL
The New-York Tribune 'Quoted in the Senate as "Akin
to a Leaflet from the Bible" in the
Truthfulness of Its News.
[fron Tha Tribune Tlureau ]
Waahlngton, Aug. 5.?Tn aupport of the
Democratle eontention that h.isinesa ron
dltlona dO n.>t refie. t any apprehension
over t.rirf reviaton, Benator Martine reao
to the Benata to-day an aacarpt from tha
nnancial revlew of The Tribune settin*
forth the Barnlnaa of the tfntted Btatea
steei Corporatlon Benator Martine pra
eented the report as "a iraf from the
Rapublleaa BIMe"
Benator Uppltt, an extreme protectkan
ift. although not quaatloning the authen<
tieitv of The TribuaeTa report. decttued
to accepl it as "Scrlptural" authorlty.
"Herc i hoM in my hand." aald Benator
Martine, Ma paper thal la akln to a leaJel
from thr BIMe for the averaga Rapubll?
Bmery oomplalnad that Mr Wilaon. of
Pennaylvania, araa aboul to be hamed
chalrman of tha Labor committee.
"Needleaa t?< aay lf be arere aelaetad
Mr. Oompera would be tbe real hond of
the committee," ha added.
Kept the South Buay.
Il a letier to r>anlel DaVbBBOrt, af
Jirkljrepott. Conn., under date <J Manh
27. lfli, Mr. Bmery referred to the rather
gloomj outlook for the aaeoclatlon'a pra
gramine, aaytng:
'We have kept the BOUth pr.tiv hus-V
pounding the Committee on Commltteea
I ,e laal two weeka Mr, Klrb) w?s
here Thuraday and ere had a long and
qulte frank talk with Oacar Underwood,
who la a veo decent, level beaded, con*
aervatlvo man i really beMeve noa that
we wlll havi a falrly cone. rvative Judi
eiaiy Committee, a? kooJ a* we oooM
expoi t from jrour Deniocratlc brethren,
bul wa are undoubtedly guinic to have a
bad labor oommlttae. Undarwaed has
ftankly told me that It doea not pleest
hhn and that undoubtedly it won't pieaae
ua >ie aaya it i* the raaull of eompro
aiiaes that !,m.' been made nacaaaary hy
rary bttter Internal dtaaenatoa."
Durlng tln examlnation to-day Mr Kni
ery ldentKieii corraapondence abowlng the
conoertad efforta of the associathm and
Ita B.vmpHthlZ'-itt to brlng uhout h veto of
the cundry ,!vll blll of the last seeMon,
whlcb oontalnad a rider aaamptlng laU.r
untona from prosacutlon under the Sh.er
?iian law. Mr Bmery sa'd that he be
Mavad the aaaoiiatloa atarted tha aKita
tloa whlch reaulted ln the Taft veto of
!!,!* t.ftNS le^lplatlon.
The most ainutltiK lettt-r put Inti. the
recurd to-day w as that written on Mareh
7. Ifjg, by Mr Kmery to Mr. Klrby. The
] inrtt.ufHcturern' aajBUt referred to the veto
of the Handry etvtl hill and natd.
"1 wai.t tu e:ti;haBl7.e M hard aa I OBU
t r,? Importance of Unlng up for a tiemen
doua AetaoaatratlOB when this blll reiuhen
Praalflcnl WUaon. ua it undoubtedjy arffl,
with the natne provlsiun in it. You wlll
then have an *arly opportuulty to d'-.ldr
whefhcr the glltterlng bemoiratlc inotto,
Vgual UlnhtB for All and Sp<v!a: l'rlvl
leaen for None,' ineanc anythlna ot
wbetber the adnduletiatlon hae aurran*
dered oomptetaly "r wlll merelj tjrn over
th? Dapartanaat of Labur.
Rldiculea Labor 9ecretary.
"1 note, hy the way jrour referenr-e to
a letter from C. W (POOt) on the fiuex
tlon of a protest nver the nppointment of
Wilaon (Herretary of Labor). A gratBBl on
this BUbJaCt ic h mere waare of breath.
and. on the whole. I BB9 Incllned to think
that the whole purpose of thla departtnetit
wlll b? shown up quhker wlth the unloti
j in COntTOl of it than tn nnv other wn>
para wiii run it charactarlatleatl]
! wlth a liiKh hand, and lf the whole thlng
? Ooes not ameil to beavan irlthln a year i
! shail be very much aatontahad By thal
time Democratlr aimplh ity wlll arobably
mean a unlon labal on the Whlte Houaa
Btatlonery and the Preeldent eonferrbig
with the wattara' unlon ovar tha ap
potatment of hla ateward
",\t presetit we have nothlng more
MtartiinK ln Jaffeiaanlan aimpllclty than
( the newa tiiat Mra Bryaa is waklag a
| new ault f..i the BocTotary i>f Btata, and
I that eakea and Kint-er ale wlD ba aarvad
at the dlnner for the Britlak Ambaaaadoi
Toothplcka wlll, of eourae, ba an aftej
dlnner eourae al all Cabtnei reoaptlona,
and the demand for ilress BUltt will BB
i to waltara In the hoti is
in thiK aaaae iett??- Bmery advlaed
Klrby: "lf you have any Idea that Taft
wouid have v.toed thla blll of Wa oam
motlon, gCl over It A Hal Of pUblk men
B/he I ad "Pte' ln this J113.nno.orn approi-rla
tio.i hill lrieluderl many promlnent men
in both houaea '
Active in Leaialstion.
rnher letters contaioad ttlumlnatlag de
taUa of the ni.the.i- of the National Aa
aoetatlon of Manufaaturara' acentH ln
thelr oppositlon to anti-injun.tion billM,
thC blll - rentlnK the HepaMmeiit of
Labor, bllbi providlng for jury trial af
contempl caaea and other leartelatlon
nrajad bjr oraanlaad labor. The lette?
praaanted to-day wera aboul haif af thoae
ralled from Kmery'a files by the rom
-nittee.
At the morntng sepsion the Houaa eom
BBtttea brlefly examined ix.utB Beibold, af
eflii |t la a rilppfag fraaa the New Tork
Trlb'ine of vesterday "
?The Senator intlmates that the leaflet
has been torn out of the Republlcan
Hibie," toterraptad Baaator Ltppttt "I
do not kflOW that we would like to aecept
that anthorlty."
"Well, you stood by it. and it stood by
you." rejotned the s.enatur fn.tn N'ew Jer
aey. 'it stated a *<>od Wmttf thinas that
i did not think couM be flaeently at
triboted to a book that might be caHed
tha Hlble. But for forty years lt was
goapel .to you Now. beoauaa it beKitis
| to tell the truth In the llsht of this srrn
I aratlon, you beRin aa beattata"
Baaator Marttae eaadtaned to read from
The Trlbune'a flnancial revlew wttkOUl
| furtber tirotest.
"The New Vork WOfM." who prepnre.1
the Mulhall chargea for publication. To
morrow tha comaalttee hopea to aecura
Mulhall and to sen.l Km.ry back 10 UM
j Benate committee whlch la aboul t<
bagln the axaminattoa of tbe >>tth iai? ol
' the Natlonal Aaaociatlon of Maau<
I facturara
Foraker Deniea MUhall'a Story.
Ex-Benator Jooaph B Porakar araa tha
| prlncipal aitneaa to-day before the Ben?
af lobby committee. He appeare.l tr
deny many of the atatamanta >.f Martha
M. Mulhall He BMM eXpMtoed his con
nectton with the aale of tha Uaton ?'a
Cfflc Railroad to a reorgaiueattoB com?
mittee In Ifgf, whi< h was BtOUght Intl
the lobbj bivaatlgatlaa bj Davtd Lamai
Lamai teatlfled thut Porakar, througl
tofluance In Waahtogton, to..k ? leadlni
part in the deal ?t Laanar'a aolteltetlon
Mr. Porakar teatlfled that al the time oi
reorganhtatlon the (Jnton Padflc awed Ita
ITnlted Btatea po.000.OOA, and one prepoaal
was that the government recelve onl>
part of that nuni. He declared that ta
did not tiKuie ii, tbe caae except to ai
effort to see that the governmen! gol tta
wholi aum
Mr. Poraker nM that hi had ktm?t
Mulhall alnce ISM, when the wltneaa wai
a eandidate for Qovernor <>f ohio He di.
not know hou actlve Mulhall waa la Mi
bel nir' iii th tl camnalgn
Tha ex-Benator denlod thal he ever fa
rored any legialatlon waatad bj the Ha
tionai Aaaociatlon of Manufacturera oi
that he talkad with Malhall about legla
lation in Waahtngton H< (latly denlei
| Mulhall'i ti rtlmony of ? confi ??
whlch man) leadlng BepuM ..?
to the nomlnatloa of Tafl gathered ?
Porakei - houae ta dto u i plani I ?
i. r ?? d op| .sition.
..ii had sai.i thai the late Vtoa
Prealdani Bherman waa at this .onfer
.1 Mi Foraki t declan d hi aranl
ed ta defend Mr. Bherman'a memarj frao
this f.iis, aaaertlon
rotonel Mulhall tooh tbe atand aftei
Mi '"??' 'i-i and kJentlfled ? ai i
cheeka whlch he had recelved from thi
manufa turera" aaai latl - 'i-r i:> >
producod two cheeka each foi J"1 madV
payable to lamea i. Wataon, and .late.
Aprtl M, IBM Mulhall I lentmed Mi Wmt
aon'a Indoraement, although It ??* th?
flrat ttme he had evei aeea tha chi k
Aboul three bundred addltlonal letten
were tungad Into the oammlttae by Mul
hali, but the lobbytel was not qu
concerntng then
CANCELLED C0NCESSI0N
STIRS GREAT BRITAII\
Protest Expected Against Cubar
President's Action in Port
Improvement Co. Case.
" i ? ?. nbuae nureau
w aahington Aug I R pr< tentatior
from the Uritlsh government on beha'f "
its natlonala who ar.- holdera of thi I on<
af the Cubaa 1'oit Improvement Com
panj arhoae coneeaaton Praaldenl Mem
eal has iust caneelled, win probabrj aaot
be recelved al the Btate Departmeat. '
ls not believed al Ihe department thal lh<
:n\ eatoi i nor thoaa of other nn
tlonallt) will atand th. loaaaa thay ar<
faclng t'.i.eicii depreclatloa ol baad
w IthOUl maklflg a pl OtWl
Ofllclala "f the governmen! are nol ln
cllned to dlaeuaa the action >.( Pri
Menocal untll full detalla have been ra
Icelved, bul from whai thej alread) kn-.v
they believe that ba has takan i ? i ah
I rourat The coneeaaloa grantad ta th<
Port Improvemeni Companj wa- pu
i through the Cuban Congri ? iindar th
adrnlntstraTlon of PVaaidenl Qomaa, w h"ii
Menoi al aucceeded, hh.i ii has been re
paatedly declared In Cuba thal tha eon
i e?sion araa obtatoed througrh the wbola
sale dlstrit.iition of nioney and ?f sh.ue
in tbe enterpriae.
Tt ts understood bere that T'residen
Menocal ts proceodlng in an gpparantl]
legal manner ,H< contenda thal th< com
pany, whlch was promoted by American
but in whlch man) Cubana partldpated
was not legallj organlxed, aa waa pro
\ ide.i by the la* grantlna lha conreaalon
Conaaquently ba canceli the ronraaalon
but axpreaaei the Intentton of his gov
ernmenl to proceed accordlng to pro
rialona of law and to ni\>- t>. the bond
holdera aoma of whom ar>- Innocent, ra
i ourae to the eaurta of i 'uba
Oraat prodta were eapacted from thi
cenoeeeton, arhleh provlded f..r tbe lm
pravemenl of vavfaojg p?rts by th<- com
pany bi return for the revenue derivei
from port dUBB i?n" aatlinata Of th
prodta was that $4.'>.<?M/?io wouM baelaarai
ln thlrty y.-ars, fh< life of the eonooa
alan, arlth aa aetaal axpandlture of abou
1)0,000,010. The tatt.-r aum waa obtalnel
by ihe Botattoa of a bond laaua In Lon
don.
TO REFIT CONSTELLATIOA
Appropriation Asked for Navy'i
Oldest Ship.
Waahlagtaot .\u*. r> The old friaat.
CanataHattoa, i.uiit ta Baltlmora H
1797, When I'restdent Washlnicton lai<
the foandatlona ..f fhe American navy
and under .'ai.tain Thomas Truxtun, th
\ ictor of aOdelve fifchts arlth the Prenel
frinates. I.a Insuraente. ln 17ft, and l.i
Vetigaanoa, In Iffd, whlch aetabUahei
the UnltOd States as n mailtime power
came Into the re.oids of < 'onKtess i.Kan
to-day as a livlnir part of the natlon'l
navai aatabllahmanl
An aj.pr.i|.i lation of lit.Bff ?as askei
by Bapraaantatlva Luathleum, af Mary
land, for the "repalr and flttlnK out" o
tbe histurir ahlp, the oideat in the navy
The Constellatfon \h ii t Newport Th'
resolution would provlde for her tians
fer to tialtimore for publlr exhlhltion.
?
FIRE 8VVEEP9 BREWING PLANT
Hoith Tonswaiiila, N V , Aug 6.?Flr
swept away the old sectlon of the Tona
wanda Rrewlng <'ompany's plant an>
badly damaaed the reoently complete.
new part this momliijr. The flre is be
lleved to heve been cauised by spontane
ous combustlon Th.-.damaKe w?s $lBo.oi.O
insurance, |f*ofi,oriO
faiKNor ui om
House Committee Votes to Send
Administration Measure to
Caucus Monday.
AMENDED AT LAST HOUR
Savings and Trust Departments
for National Banks?Parti
san Curb on Rcserve
Board.
[Ilaaa The TrUMaae Buraaa.1
WaahlngtOU, AUg. a With three lnaur
Kent Demoerata refuatng to join in a
favorable report. the majority membera
of th. rlauae Banklng and Currency
Committee roted to-day to aend the ad?
Rrinlatratlon eurreaey bul ta a party eau
cna on Augual IL Bepreaentativea Keo
iev .,f Kanaaa; Baaaaato. of Boatb Caro
li?a. and Bagto, Of T. xaa. voted acainst
? favorable report on the amend.d blll
and anaouneed thelr lotentlon to fisht il
in caucua
Mr Ni.iev to-nlght laaued a atatemenl
crtttdalng th.- CHaaa-Owen maaaure and
denouncing one af the aleventb-beur
amendmenta Brrlttea Into the btfl tata b>
day. Thla am.ndm.nt autharlaoa aa
ttonal baaka opaiatlag under the pro
poaad new tnrrreasy ayatam ta oigaabta
aavlnga and truat ieaartmenta
Am.ther uaeapected bul bnportant
amendment adopted to-day praaldaathal
tbe PreaMenl In anp.dr.tinK f"?r mem?
bera af the Pederal Raaarva Baard ahall
not nanaa more than two aaembora af aaj
,.,,.? potltteal party The Pederal Beaerve
Board is to conelal of aavea laawbera
ti. s. retary af tha Treaeury, the lae
retary -f Aariculture. the coatraliar ol
the currency and foui additmnai mam
ii,,,- aamed i.> ti" PreeJdent and ean?
Iliini'd by the BtBBta
Th.. three recalcitraat [leaaocrata af tha
committee aerved aotl?a that they wauM
go into the party eaucua Baat weeh and
Iflght th. a.lmtiiiifratii.n measure. Mr.
I Wlngo, ol Arkaneae, a Bear-laaurgeul
. ,!?.,? of the ii.mnilttee. had been
partly won over by tbe Preatdant, but he
roted f? a mvarabta report to-day, anly
upon the underatandlag that ba arauld be
permlttad to offer aaaeadmeata bi the
\h Bagle rraakly aoaouuced
. ? ? intended ta rote agalnai tha Ull
,,, | ,,ij m aa wi II .>k bt i ommlttee
. . Blrmaa Qtaaa araa ?> plaaaad aver the
vote an the Pemoi ratle aoafai
,i ;. on mkM t tn laaua a atate
matil lo-morroa nijfht In defenca af the
biii
ln the upper CBBmber, in the faca of "h
i? tlona from membera ??! taetr owa partj
? i.,, decrted the dlacusalon of "eatraae
. ?. arhBe the tartfl bUI ???
under . onetdei il atora Owen and
' Hltehi ??' k broughi ui> tha auhjai t of . ar*
lagtalatlon to-da
s. r.ater Hltchc efc, aaa of the rat rd*
i itrant Decnocrata of the BaaklBg a::<i
Currency Committee, toveiahed agalnat
tbe coaaMeratteB >?( earrenej leajkuatton
ut tbe preaaai aaeeton and aaaerted that
tne eoantri waa BBitoua t.> h.ivr CeuBTeae
...i am when th- iHiiff MII ahaaai be
r Owen. ehairman of the OOOV
mlttee, araa wi> allenced for a time by
Kt. aadecfJon freaa Baaator iieke Bmlth,
who reaaarfced thal the tarifT and not rur
r.-n.'\ waa befOTB thB S.-nate. was afUBl
luaaatanl thal i enajraaa ahould aaaa tka
ii ,,.,, ? i at thi , ?? ? ? ? ?? aagan.
-??
TOBACCO TAXES HEAVY
Congrcss Learns What Cou
cerns Tariff Would Affect.
Waahlagton A .c I Tha prindpal ta?
bacco manufacturara thal arauM be af?
, f.. i.-.i by genator Hlt< boack'B propaaad
penaH] t.i\ bi the tariff blll ?er- ,n?
? v.,| ti. il.,- ia a report aent ta COB
Kieaa b> lecrotary hteAdoo, m raapanae
t.. a reaolutloa,
i he report abowed that the Uggetl ?'
m. Tobacco Compani laat year maau
? , i ired t. ? arsoot amount of labaaaa,
i.ooo.ooo pounda >.n whlch it paid aa hv
teraal raveBua t?x of B^ate.eaa; I ia amei
lean Tobacoa Compaay, 7i.(??i,.>?i pouada
taaed I't. the it J Baynelda Te
ba >> Cotnpanj 4,eBMae pouada, laaed
|4/..., the P l^irlllard I '.unpany, BJ,
ooo,om pounda, taaed B^aaagi; the waok
areUa i ?.1111:? iM Tabacea Company, of
Durham, n C, aTtaagaj aaaaadn taxed
$i.:oii,i?ii and the 'tenrae w iieime Cam
panv. of Helmitta, N J . 9,900.noi? poun.H.
taxed iraxata
The l iKat manufat turers maklng over
tJD.OOOjUt ilKara a yoar uere. gtven aa
the Padaral Clgai Compaay, tha thattad
ntgar afaajuTacturara Ceaaaany, th.
AtniTiean Cagar Compaay, Limvatt .v
alyera the P LorUlard Company aad
the Arne: . in TobBCCO i'ompun>
t i ti.n-e iaiKe*t Blaaratta maaafart
ui. rs wera glvea aa the mpyett ^ bfirera
Tabacea Comoanr, tha ajaartcaa Tahaooo
Company, aaen naaatag abaut tkaaa,aa\aaj
claarettea a rear, and H Aaargyroa,
n.iklnK :,;<m/*ii.??*>
AFTER $800,000 0LE0 TAX
U. S. Heeds Orand Jury and Will
Sue Ohicago Companies.
Waahlnirtiin, Attg\ f>. Sulta to raOOVB'
fsiHi.ami of federal alaamargariM taaaa
will he bagaa aoon Bt Chh-aRo acainst
prominent pai kern and other nleoniarniu
lne manufai tiireia I'ommlaaloner of In?
ti rnal Bavawaa Oabarae atated to-day thal
he would reauaat Attorney (Jenernl BfC
Baynelda to-morraw ta procaad in aa<
cordance wltfi raaaaaaaHaaatlaaa of a Cht
i pro i-t:mi'I Jury Whtek te<'ently Inveatl
gatad tha aituatlon.
The Kiainl lurv rrita med the prevlona
nilrninlatratlon ..f the Treaaury fiepatt
mi'tii f'?r oomproaatstag a BUIIIon-dotlar
oleomaraattae tax elalm for liai.aaa, and
fi und that there were other eaaea, out
slile the ilatea of the eompromlae, ln whleh
the Rnvernnieiit was aald to ba\e loat a
larae aiiin DBfBUBB the mflnufaeturers
were nlleRed to have paid ordy the tax
M1 unrolored oleomarKarlne, when thelr
prodUCt waa eiilnred.
The HUlta, it waa nniiouni-ed, wlll be dl
rectad agalnai th* <i m. Raanmond Com?
pany, the Frledman ManufaeturliiK I'om
peay, btoxley I Co., 4imour * fo, all
of ChlcagO, and severnl amaller roneerna
outalde of that i Ity.
The tax M uneolored oleomaraarine
la nne-fourth cenl a pound. nnd on rol
arad II eanta a pound.
8ULZER AT GLENS FALLS TO-DAY
Albanj, \u^ 6. -(Jovernor gulcer. wlth
hla staff, wlll gn to (Jlena I''alls to-tnorrow
bo attend the Warren County retitinnlal
eelebratlon. He will r.vlew the 3d HrlK
ade. National Guard. ln the afternoon.
Juatlce llugheH afid ex-(Jovernor Dlx wlll
apeak at the eelehratton on Thursda>
Ti
AS 1 TO IBJI1.T
Senator Townsend Accuses
Democrats of Ruining Small
Manufacturers.
HIS FIGHT ENDS IN DEFEAT
Oliver Tries to Have Rates on
Iron Products Increased,
but He, Too, Loses
Battle.
PJnMM The Trlhune R.ire.au 1
Waahhaftan, Aup. 5.-Tariff gkJrnttahtng
Iti the 8enate centred to-day upon the
amendment adOptad by the Demoeratle
oau ma levylng dutlaa upon gntonaabnea
Demoeratle laaflara justiiiod the hteh
ratea they have piaead <>n expesuave ma?
chlnea on the groond thal they were a
luxurv. anjoyed only by the rlcb, whlle
the cheaper machtnaa were us.-.i axten*
slv.ly by farmers, professi..nal im n ai.d
merchanta
in rcpiv, Benator Tawnaand eharged
ihe pamocrata with atriktog a f?tal blow
at the small manufacturers In atternp.
Ing 10 reyul.it. the largO orporatlons.
whi< h already enjoy a monopoly
??in legtelattng agalre* taonepouee bi a
tarlff bill." Ser.ator Tou nsend *aid, "you
put the smaller COOCerna out of buslness.
gtvtng the Mg numufaeturara w-ho al*
ready oontrol the trade and who will not
ba aerioualy Injured, a dear fleld. Thua
you bring about a eondltlon whlch has
been made lha aobjecl of speciai anti
tru.st leffislation "
Benator Braadegee read a letter from
tha Leeeaaobtle company. atattog that tt
had already raduced it* output one-thini.
with a toaa of JMMM bi aragea and the
dlacharge af ^ men. in aatlctpatton of
the Demoeratle bllL
Benator Townaend sai.i that tha Pbrd
company, "whlch turna ont on* machtna
? .rv minute," was not ln nead of pro*
ti tlon, whlle imaller manufacturera
w< ra
An ameodmenl offered by Benator Bmn
degee, daaatfytng chaaata bi tha aama
Imanner that th.- ftnlahed machlnaa are
elaaetfled In the tarlff Mll, was rajactad
i I1.- Doraooratoi wha akM rafuaad t..
modlf] tin- paragraph bi reeponaa to the
?? ot the Rapul Itoani that blgbi:
.. th.- mor.- expenatve ma. hlnea
.:.i i.e a- ? d i armltttog the ln
portation >?: parta
The ratea on automobllea ?>* ftxed by
the 1 omralttei. ar- 1:. per canl 00 1 ai ?
1 aluad at B.OM "i l- m, H par canl on eai <
ralued at more tt..n $: "" and !e*s than
t: ... c, p. r Cant on .ars ralUCd at $1 JOt
?. - ,-i . ,,,?! .?. ai on automobtle
Fenators Cummln? and Smoot both ln
sisted that the rates on completed ears
would be usoless. because all foreiRn cars
would be brought in at the 30 per cent
rate, in parts.
riashes occurred between Senator
Ottvat and the Remocrats on the dutles
on lron and steel produots, but the ma
Jorlty stood flrmly for lts blll.
Senator OUvar trled ln vain to have the
ratea on lron produots lm r.-ased. His
gygumant was that bar lron was more
COOtly of production than the eonverslon
of steel from piK lron. He declared the
Kitiance Commlttaa had made tho mls
tak? of confuslng the manufacture af
steel with that of iron. Inetead of lron
beinx a ataade praduet as M Was ftfty
years ago. It was now a specialty. and
steel was the staple
I ?
M'ADOO HUNTS CONSPIRACY
Seeking Evidence to Sustain
Charges of Bank Plot.
WashlnKton. Au*. 5-Seoretary McAdoO
Is condocttog a qulet invesiijratlon to ob
tain evidence to sustain his eharga that
the deeline of T'nlted States fei was due
t,. a ooaagdraey by Infweatlal New Torh
Cltj banka to defeat the eurrahcy bUL
Natlonal Rank Kx&niln.-r Star. k. in Nena
Vork dty, has i.een cohootlng data for
aaveral daye a? to purchaaaa and aalea
of the C p*r eanta by th- Mg banks of
New Vork. with the purpo*e of def.-r
mlnln*. it is understood. whether ther
has been any nnusual transaction This
move was ladueed, it t* gaitovad. by the
atta-ks uj.on the Se.r.-tary and deinands
for his proof.
Beaoluttona to toveatlgata the situation
ar.- pendtog in Congraaa, and it is thougbt
the Secretary Is prepartag birnself.
Btarak'a report has- not yal raachad
Waablagton.
a defence of Kew Tork baaka atcainst
McAdOO'B Charga was made ln the Ha ?
to-day by Bapraaaatattva Lavy, who ln*
traduced u reaolutton eaUIng for a iist of
tranafera of bonda atoea July I. fmme
dlate a.-tton was prevented by objeettoaa.
In the UPpar house Henator Smith, <(
Mi< hijran. bitroduced n raaolutloB dlreet*
Ing the S.-n:.te R.inklnc and <'urrency
Commlttaa to ask M'Adoo for his proof
and to toveatlgata hla chnrf?.
THREE BATTLESHIPS URGED
Congress Asked for Dread
noughts as War Contingency.
WashltiRton AUg. 6?An emerK'-ncy ap
proprlattoa, '^fneteirny larga to bejrtn
Immadlate conatructtoB of three additiou
ai battleahlpa of th<- draadnougbt type,"
I wai asked foi ln a r. soluflon introduced
t,,..].,- b) Repn teatattva Britten, Repub>
ll< ,.. of Illlnola
[n g preamble it is aaaerted that the
adminlatratlon apparantly has been un
1,1,1,. ta eope witb the aneattled condltlon
of affairs in American ralatlona artta
Japaa and MexlCO, and the lOBOlUtlOB d*
lelarea it is Imperattve to begin Immedt
ata eonatructlon of addtttonal bittiesnips
I to prept.r. the t'nlt.d States for the COO
tlris'eney of war. _
'PASS CANAL IN DECEMBfl
Daniels Expects to Send Bat.
tleships Through Then.
TFrom Tha Tribune Ban
"Wftahlnjrton, Aug. fl.-The shlps of ^,
Atlantic battleahlp flVet wlll pas.-s thrggj.
the Panama Canal ta December lf m^.,
la water aaauajh ta the canal to carrt
them, aecordlng to the plana of the 8*
retary of the Navy, who retumed to-<j.
from hla trlp of Inspei-tion to the p^
t.'oaat. Becretary Daniela expecta to u
atandlnR on tha brultfe of the Ore?gn,,
the end of this year when that hisfo-1
battleahlp leada the fleet thruugh a
canal.
Mr. Danlala SHld to-day th:it hi? t,
pected to aend the Atianth- tie, ?
Mediterranean in Ootobef to ?iv<>
t.
sallora a elmnee to see aomethlng of fll
eiKu countrlee. The ahips wiii atay f?*
i ouple of innntliH, retuitim*; la tlm? (,'
I I'hrlstmaa. and. lf It caa be done, w(!|
through the canal aoon aftrrward
B
HOBSON WOULD BAR ALL LiQUOp
u/aahlngton, Aug. ?"? - -A constitutiom
I aaaandmant prohibitin? the taie of |?
l alcoholie beveraaea waa proponed ln x
' raaohafJoa lotroduced to-day b> Kepr?,
! aentatlve Hobeon, of Alal
ARMY AND NAVY 0RDER8.
fKrnrn The fTtbaaa Hur^au ]
Waablngton, Augaat|
ORDEBJ U6UED. The foilou ing 4raj
and navy ordcrs have be.-n bBBBMI:
M1MV.
limdbbt p. ftccKBB :?ii uaaj
ti ?. aetalli .1 ii quarti r rp?, ?v
Captaln wii.i.iam P BCRBWsi quana
?n.<*???? corpa, isalKned 2*t1 l-.'ur.'rt
Captaln Rt'CKER to Forl 1 ?'u-nworj
mllltary pi euartei i aptr..
Bi i: EWM rl ita lli I Inepi ei ?
ianlsed nitlltla of Alabama, to Montf**.
? tptatn M.vuftn van r andek80!(, m
;ilr\. from detall as ma '-or. I'htllppli.
tcauta Aaguat ?j: aMiffi - ''?%?;:,
? ?? Major ROBERT B. WOQg
BON, retlred". r*crnlttai eateer, twtat,
<im\? froiu Augual it
pTAYT
Uaateaaat Q i> JOHNBTOMB, tha ln.
i u. kv
\t ruaivakd, detaehadgj
?ij.-kv h.i-iie. wai!. or.lei?
MBt II M BCHREIBER, 4*
taohed in?).e. tor eoal, Balttmore; ??<? !?.
lIUllM.
Chlof Cerpmtei B P BCHILLINO). cemag
xlon"i.
llOVatMKKTI Of \v.\r:snirs.-7h
foUowtag movementa af na\ai ?. ?sim
have been reported:
akki\ BD
Auf I -Tn.' Vkkabanj *' lacoaaa; tha w?
i ...... the <Vlm ?
.ww york ?
Auk 4 1 .? '?'?-: Vlrgtnla u- Victotlai Bj
III. hlaan at Vrra ? al Chb
kiana
| Alt.KD
Atnc 2 Tbe VI kabara, * fl* ?
. rule*
Aaa '?< Tii ? Waet VlrgBUa, frwn Kr?m#rMi
?, : i ? .ul
lag 4 Tl ? W? it Vlrgtnla I ia " aaj
end for VI lorla tha Dei blolnaa froe
lirunawfck for l.
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