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MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL TODAY'S NEWS TODAY. THE WEATHER. Shower tonight or Tuesday, Cooler Tuesday. VOL. XXII. CALUMET, MICHIGAN, MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 2, 1313. NUMBER 185 U. S. STEEL HAS BUT 40 YEARS SUPPLY OF ORE Competitors Have Enough to Last . Them Several Hundred Years Declares Judge Gary AN ASTONISHING STATEMENT Important Testimony Brought Out in Suit to Dissolve the Corporation PRESENT PRODUCTION IS LARGE N 'iv York, June 2 The Fluted States Steel corporation has :i in,ill r supply i( hit In proport imi to Its producing ii.ii.Kll lllllll it (OKI t'Ct i 1 1 Ol S iMVl', .aid Judge Libert tJary, who testified (ml. i v in a null to dissolve I lie corpora tion. Tli testimony was adduced by iin attorney fur the corporal inn. 'The Steel eoiporatlon. at the pies mi linif. has tint a tuiiy t-ii ih iiilv ,,f nil ," testified tile wllllCSS. ii t think," exclaimed tSary, "only fni I years' supply, uitd the PcnnaI- Villlla Sleel Co. llHH t-llnllgh til last IIhiii .Mm ur t;oij years, mill tin. luth '' In in litis wvcnil hundred million ti'iif." HUSBAND AND WIFE KILL EACH OTHER AND DAUGHTER IN A REVOLVER DUEL. 'iircl.V, Colo., June 1'. In m duel be tween Hubert Stanley hihI his l(o nl their in lull home bixty miles -nor th wart nf here. tli? entire family was kill Mi, .ii-eonling to information telephon ed tn "Vd'opci' "W. V. Church hero K7in ' afbriiooii by Sohniics Sontt. n neighbor The body of the young iiiijli'i. r whs fun ml by 1ho nll of I.t fjili i' hihI revolvers were found ly In,; in I In- s'lJe of husband ii ml wife. SWAMPING OF A ROWDOAT FATAL TO THREE PERSONS l.ikf Cencvu, Wld, June, if. Miss Jnuua Olson, her,, brother 'SaW uml i iiiii li'.i Strand, of Chioaiai, m i" iliu'iu(l Sunday by the swamping of a iinbnut in which tlit'y wi'i- riding. Two Kfinsaa Boys Apo Drowned. tlliliovil, K:i:l.. June J T,Vo Kullfl of Vrn. Kate IHIiner, living near hen . vire drowned in tho Ulue riv r Sun- 'I.!.'.. Will If LlllliKK. FOUR DEAD TWO INJURED. Ai't"frob.t Mitt Northern Pacific Trin and None Escape. Llk I.Ivor, Minn., June L. -Four I H':nn.i :ue dead ainl Inn injured as a li t nil of the Northern Paolllo pass if r (lain i imsIiIii;t into an automobile it ' i rosiing near lure this morning. 'Iin' dead miv: Mr. ainl Jlrn. J. I. I'.iuMH!, I'mnrl.y Juwuon. aged 8, ami liMAvi'tn'K ton-ln-law, mJioi;c iuiiiic i na nilntili'. Tli- lirl'ircd nrc: Mrs. C f. Ia H"n and young hoii. 'I'Iim pait wih tu ionic from Kalan nia. la., to i.'lcar i-ako. Minn. BRITISH WARSHIPS COLLIDE. G"w of Irresistible Damaa'd 'n numpino Prince of Wales, l'"t ttnoiitli. Kng., June -Tho i;"lti.jli tiall!oi,hlpH. In fslsl ibl and 1'iiinM ,,f WhIom. i'ibd today while 'i i'ii'Iik fin.. ir Hi.. Isb- of Wicht. I '"lli me returning to lH-k. The Irre i. liMf'ii l,i,v.' Is datiiaKeil but naval hii!Ihii itiey ,;Hy t haa not nutferexl c-il-ti'il,. VIOLENCE MARKS STRIKE. lSfMon. .fun 2. Vloleie'" followed liiHtmumtlon toilay of nlrike of 'V)in hundred barbern iuid boot I'I.h Kh. IhhIiik a irniHib; iieith. Ktrik ' eit. utatlMied tit nhoM that were 'III lining l,ulneHH and many down bcokcii.. V1imi uolii? uoeanl. "") wpip m I upon. Nine btrlktra v l it- lire iti d. U. 8. MINISTER RESIGNS. ,'arHll5., Juno 2. Illiot Noitrott. I'nitfiJ Ktutca inlnlt;tT to Veii-.uela. I "hi leiditifd. Hp milbd today, Imv. '"ii the arrh vcit in charge of a diplo a tic tlerk. YOUNG C00PE8 PLEADS GUILTY. '''Sin. 111., June Henry t'oo.en. "'l II. why murdered, Mim. Manny We!! m fwo rh,r.i on Arll 14. pb-H-lo,! aunty today. He will be Hen tMiiv.l thU aflemoon. GOES TO DEATH SMILING. ':'ttlnilia;. N. V., Jimp 2. (JleBoll 1'Httlnl went to hln death. unillinR. In Hip electric ehulr In Klnc '"K tM Horning fur the murder of a fellow Italian In 1910. ROOSEVELT'S CASE IMPRESSED JURORS Big Damages Were Probable if Newett Mad Not Surrendered Marquilte, Mieh., June 2. Lxpic filons of jurymen at the comlu.lon of lh HjoKevtlt-Xewett libel suit indi cated t bat the difendanfa attorneys. hail they el.Tted to continue Ibo light, would have had a bis taid; cut out for IheiiiH'lvis to prevent the Hwrinl of uiHterial llamas to t'ol I IJuosc- elt, mi matter what was ottered in mitigation of damage. Two or three of th-lr number iixHeited that thev vould have hiiil to baxe listened to very .oii tin iiiR testimony for the de-fi-inl.uit to have prevented them from holding out for tin- entire iimount sued for, $I0,m". Tin' Jurymen expresweil tbf mi - es as profoundly liupresseil by the testimony ou'ercd in In li.ilf of ol- i iifl K'k .wevelt. Afl'l- that or t'oloii'l KooKcvell liiuiKelf. the t'Sl liimiiy of JameH It. t lit Or tin- former secretary of tln Intel in.', iiiiide the ;;r atrKt Impression on' the jury." one of their number naid. ".After Mr. Garfield. Hie Jury ultached Kieal weight to what Jacob Kiln had to1 till on the shim.. It foiiml his luiiui'-r mid what be had to Nay omul ( on iiu in?. Judge ; I ; 1 1- wan also re garded r.s a highly elTe-ve willieH for iViloin-1 Hoosevilt. hihI the Jury men llkid vioinu Philip Koosovell. The i iiliiiii' iil of the Jurymen Ini'ieated that tbi-y had 'been xtroncl.v predivpused to the Hide of Colonel I'oivievclt by fh I line tbi' ease came to an abrupt end. Dmgcs Not Biq Issue. Had Colomd noo;;evet desired, he wax in a position to secure damages in any rum the Jury might award up to the i. mount claimed in (lie iln lnr.i -lion, wMcli wan J I ,''. bat, aa b rlated ti the ' Olirl. lie wanted only to vindicate his character and was not al ter im.ney. His j in pose being real ised lie asked niily inimimil damages, whhh. under the laws )f Michigan, is nix lentH. The jury siibs-iunl ly broughl in a erdict for the plalnlitf. making the I'umasew the lenst amoiiid possible niubr the law an liistructel. The Colonel left fur the cant late Saturday ari.-inomi. Many were cur ious to mile whether the plaintiff and defendant would come together at the i oiu liiHinii of Hie trial, but ncith"r of Continued. on 8th Pgi 3rd Columi. ITALY'S CONCESSION STEP TOWARD PEACE IN BALKANS Roiii", Juni 2. Another important rtcp Inward p'-ace in the Jtalkaus was announced today. Italy, having conn-Jed o Creece tlie coast, line- of the former Turkish province of Kpirux. bet worn the fixer Kalainaz and the May of I'liielia. trance. liaM now t.grcrd to the Koiithern frontier of Al- i.'.ni,. iiiiioiiiir from soiilli of Cape s'ivIiim to cor it a, the town of (Sorit.a to be iii'biibd in Albania. Tliis solu tion of the frontier ipiestloii Is re-..aid)-d hue as nettling in a satisfac tory manner the last dillbull point i the rccou'tltutloii of tin- autonomous state of Albania. Greece and Servia Agree. Salon Ik I. June 2. A report from a creditable iuartr nay a commercial ami political undci standing has In en reached between the Creeks ami Serv iam against lb'1 claims of Mulgaila. The Unitarian omniambr al'l'ileuthc i today informed the Creek comman der that Bulgarian troopa will not ad vance ar.v fa rlli. r. and that the recent inoxem.ntH of iiiilgarlan soldiers bad not bier intended in a hostile spirit. Albrs to Hold Conference. Sofia. June 2.-An agreement in principle for m l It'K "f I"'" -Miers of Mulcaria. Sen ia. tire.- and Montenegro was reached last night by the llubvariau and Servian ministers who met at Taribad on the Bulgarian front ii r to exchange views on the slt in,in. During tlidr .oiif.-rence the ,..M;.m premiers will altemt.t to settle ., 1...1 ....it tin. allies. IliattelM III. (Iisp'oe ' - PLAN FOR REFORM IN FEDERAL APPROPRIATIONS uafi.iic;t '" ---A f'e,'1'l, ...mmitle.. .f the llou.a- met today and to..k Ml' f'r disciiMslon a variety or ,,roposltloi.H for changing the form of preparing gover.M.e-nMI estimates . ,.p,..priallon The necessity of ,.-onlirati.ig the estimate in Home way la generally admitlnl. but a va ,etc of opildoll exists art to the bent ,,, to be adopted. Sum, rrpresen iatlves rmnr a mo.litlcat Ion of I ho l i,gll:li !""lp Hi-hwin-c wl.lle. others ,un op.nlv oppo.d to ll adotdion C anv such Pi-". Al Liesent th ,..,. ,,ec,9 to do little Hie than talk over the subject In a Ren ,.nl wav Mefore any chai-g.' in form ta be made many laws will have U. repealed. fr nlhr m"rB ,,,ged alKiut lth .tatuten than the nt.th..d of pr..ce.h.re that ha. to b followed in asking for and pending Cinle San a nvne.-. In July.uTTn.l '" t.ure ere 2S peraon, killed nd 4 598 lnM.red In Htcldenta on "Jim rallrond. the United 8tatea. ALFRED AUSTIN CALLED BEYOND Poet Laureate of England Since 1396 Passes Away After an Extended Illness WAS MAN OF MANY TALENTS Barrister, Critic, Novelist and a Correspondent as Weil HIS WRITINGS VERY PATRIOTIC London June 2. Alfred Aufdln, lirllish poet laureate clncc ISSti, died today at the age of 77. Alfred Austin, Jienidcs being a poet, van a barrister, critic, novelist, cor lespomlcnt anil political writer, lie published his find poem anonymously, al the age of IS, before he had taken' his ilcsrce In Ixng university. Al thoiiR'i a lawyer, lie never practiced the pl'ofeMsion. He w a.s n new spa per oi respondent in Home for many years ainl followed, the operations of (he I'lanco. I'rusKiaii war in 1870-71 with Hie headquarters of the Prussian King. His writings were very patriotic. He met many prominent Americans, who visile Knglaml. among them Hooae clt and Mark Twain, attending a din ner givi n to the latter by the lat Wliltelaw Held In 1 107. AiiMtln dl-d at ids In. me in shford, Kent, where he had been III for some time. PRESBYTERIANS MEET. Crinatbitn Church Gathers in Toronto for General Assembly. Toronto, mt.. June 2. A largo pr-i. portion f tlx several Ihoii.'.iaml deb-gales ami visitors to the fortieth general assembly of the" Presbyterian church In Canada have already ar rixel in tow n. ''TliM'e i 'practically a. full attendance of the minisleiial commissioners, utuj tlu arrivals late ton)-' lit and early tomorrow morning are expected to make up the comple ment. Tin representation of elders is filfio large, and includes many dis tinguished men prominent in former assemblies. Western Canada, in par tiiidar. promises to be unusually well represented at the sessions this year. AVIth the meet Inn of saveral stand mis committees and conferences of the missionary and other lo.Jies of the church tmlay tin assembly began to get mid. r way . though lh formal opening dues not lake place until Wednesday evening. Tim assembly will open In Knox church, but it will Immediately adjourn to Massey hall in order that accommodations may be provided for all the visitors The first important business on the a Kcmbly prorrani will be the selection of h moderator. Thn name most prominently mentioned in connection with the honor Is that of the Hev. lrt Murdoch MacKenzic. for many years lorelun missionary to Monan. t'hina. The general assembly has not hal a foreign missionary for moderator since lS'M. BOYS GET NOVEL SENTENCE. Must Throw Stones Until They Get Tired of the Fun. Maiden, Mass.. June 2. Judg :ruce of the local court baa adopted the mikado's system of making the piil lshinent tit the clime. The Judge has organized a class in Mune-throw-Ing, and on July 3 it is exM-cte. that as many as twenty-live Ix.ya will Ih lollecled in a large field, which the Judge Is to biro, and there, under th" rye of Probation nthcer Killlon, they vv be made to throw stones for an hour, or, sa.VH the Judge, 'Until they fret their HI I." Hius receiving punish ment fitting the crime mi furnishing amusement to the crowd which will undoubtedly gather. Janus Harnett. 17. and I .cm Halllgan, 1. or Revere, were the culprits who brought upon themsclver this podlc Justice. They wetrt brought Into court by Chief I 111 of that tnvvn for stone-throwing. CONGRATULATE THE POPE. Rome. June 2. Today la the fcv-mty-elghtli birthday of Pope Plus X. He was born at. Hiese on June 2. 18T.5. Curd Inn la, vatl-an olllclals and many Italians and foreign churchmen and Inymcn called to congratulate his holl t.esH aral many -iddresses and mes saiTes vt greeting were received from all parts of the world. In accordance with the wish of the rop there was no celebration of th anniversary. UNDERGOES AN OPERATION. nton. June 2. Cteneral Mrs. nvra Drtimrnond. militant sutTragette, un derwent a HiieceBsful operation tolay. Fhe wan taken III during police court proceedings early In May. A more aerlous operation Is to he performed as aoon as the "general" Is well enough to endure It. U la probable her trial will Ucj indefinitely postponed. iCopyrtRhui EDITOR NELSON IS HELD NOT GUILTY Missouri Supreme Court Saves Him From Jail Term Jeff rn on City, Mo.. Juii" 2. The Missouri supreme court todav dis charged William H. Nelson, owner and editor of the Kansas City Star, from contempt of the Jackson county circuit court. The decision of the Hiiprimc i omt wua unanimous. N'elbon was found guilty of contempt of court and f.eiit(;.c d tr one day in the count v iall February I last by Cir cuit Judge Cutbiii of Jackson comity, ,vh.) brined lii'l action upon the puhli latioii tif an cilirle which said Guth rie had refused to dismiss a divorce mil in hia court until the party to which who bad settled it out of court an I a; ki ll l..-iiilss.il, had paid their at torney's l ei a. Nelson's att'iineys' Kuved the editor from jail by obtaining' a writ of ha beas corpus. The case was taken to the Kan . as City court of appeal and thepce to the .uprcine court. PLAN BRILLIANT WEDDING. St. Regis Hotel in Gotham to Re the Scene ef Society Event. New York. June 2. The white and gold ballroom of the St. Itctsis will be the wetie of an unusually hrillruit wedding tomorrow night, -when Misi MUnche I.ao. the daughter of Anton io Lazo-Aril i'4a. formerly the Ciiat etiialan minlMl'-r at Washington, will become Hie bible of John 1-' Slein iiian. of Lancaster, Ia. The bibles ma Ida vill be Miuse.s Caroline and Klizabeth Weinman, sitters of the bridegroom. Mist Caloline I'ranklin, of Irfuieaster, Miss .ban Stewart, of New York, and Miss Cabrlelle Mcijuaide, of Plainlield, N. .1. Little MIps Carila Mehia. the daughter 'if ' minifter from San Sidv.-ilor. will be the dower girl. GENERAL LEAKE IS DLAD. Chicago, Jui.e 2. Cenernl Jo:;e P H Leake, who was one of the youngest brlgadiei generals of the civil war, and the oldest meinb'T of the Chicago bar, in dea I. GAS IN WELL FATAL TO DIGGER AND THREE OTHERS Chicago. June 2. Four mn were killed Sunday by gas in a new well at Chicago Heights, a suburb, twentv flve miles from here. Thic of tin men sacrillceil their lives in rescue work. The dead were: HOP.KHT JOHNSON. IJDWAKH HKVOIH. WTAXYZTA VOK1CK. AS YNTY PA IIN VON AT. Voklek was in the employe of Par nvgn.it. digging the well, and had reiiched a depth of about thirty fee:. He entered tin well SunlJy nwiiing ami never retnrm-ii. In the afternoon the employer d.-i ended fo hil Vo klek. Neighbor who noticed Ida fail ure to return gave the alarm Johnson's death resulted from the panic of those who remain. d above. He was the last f the four to de scend, and instead of going down a ladder he was being lowered by nvaim of a ropo tied around him. When about fifteen feet )f the rope had been let out, Johnson became faint from the gas and called to be pulled up. In the excitement, those who held the ropo, however, let go and ho fell to thv bottom. JUNE BUGS KING INTERESTED IN WORLD CENTER Italy's Ruler Receives American Originator of Project Koine June J. -Ileiidrick Amler.vjn, the Norwegian-American sculptor, of New i ni t. I. I., was prtsMitcd io King Victor Kiiianu.'l iiuring a private au oii lc e today, ur. the result iif bis liiii" years of iabor on the. (project fyr (he establishment of a world center for itil rnati jiial lnt.n st.i. The king dia played much iuter-st in the scheme, since one of the'sites proposerl 1'or I hfl new inteniatiin.il city, which It is S'lgvi'stec' .shall be capable of liousing ' miltinii inhabit;-!. It-, Is in Tripoli, and Vii.-riea also has been mentioned In this connection. It has been suggest ed hi re the proe. I might be develop ed in i-o-oiernioii witli Secretary liryan's peace propaganda. INJURIES IN RASEBALL GAMES RESULT IN DEATH St. Lout. M.. June Frederick V hitt'-uture. Jr., a freshman of Yale iiiilv r.'it. . died today tioni an In.i'iry of the spine. He was bit with a base ball 'u-veral years ai:. Whittemnte came I line from Yale three months ago suit) ring greatly frmn the Injury. Hit With Ball; May Die. Chicago. June 2. Charles Hro.vn. aged 2i was struck in the bead with a ball in an amateur yaine yesterday and way die Hit in llcd and Dev Krai i.i . . N. .!., ' June 2. William Higin. aee, :'2, v. bo waa hit In the lead a pitched ball in a guiie I ti -ilav, in dead. TURNS TABLES ON STATE; HEINZE GETS JUOGMETN Now York. June 2. Augutu;. Ilcin.e today won the suit against I lm b Sf'te Superintendent Minks to le iovir 1--i',i.'.o on loan made to tnm bv the defunct I nimi bank of Jho-'k-I.mi. !li-n.e ii.'de a counter claim for in' nev be said h,- had lost becansi' tin- liiok failed to follow his orders sell collateral be bad ilepoi.ited a t se tt nilty for his mil's. Th" Jury In lb" Supienie c"Ml gave H.itie a Judg ment for $1 t'.v2.'.. TY COBB FOR HAL CHASE OEAL REPORTED PENDING Chkago. June An evening paper has an interview with an unnamed man. "closely Identified with Ameri can l-MHiie aliairs." I v winch the yi iti-meiit l made thai the Hefroit .mil Chicago clnba are arranging a tiade involvini: Ty I'obb and Hal Chare. i .iii Ii rtiiii tlon la rpportoii as lacking hre and In Pefrolt. Chicago got Chase from New Yolk yestetdav. PAGE ATTENDS BIG FETE. London. June 2. American AfnleiH sador Page today attended the King teniae's usual derby week levee at Hue klm-'h im pala e. t'ennsylvanla railroad yearly pay ,lx.74n.l2 to employes. It has 25. K miles of track. WONDERFUL DEVIGE INVENTED BY BOY An Angle Sector Which Upsets Theory Held for Ages Phi. l b Iphia. Jun- 2 -V hat . fig. i la red py prominent ant hunt n s mi liigh- r matln inatics to be the greatest, in ciitio:i of i I ; kind is biitc; denion strati'd 'by it.s inventor, Sydney A. i.ross, a sUteeu-ye-ir-old htndent of the Central High school of thin city. The device is an angle sector which ma thtnat icians who have cxaniineil the in-;triimnt. tmy I ,. capable, to divid ing angb- not. n ritrbt ancle, and which trey say has proved erroneous the f berry since L'uclii.,'s time, that there w ;i.s no practical method of tri secting such ancles. Among leading mathematicians who have used the boy's ;"'?nr and found that !t Is true .ii : Professor M.. J. Hahb, I'liivor.-itv of Pennsylvania; Professor Samuel nre'iit fif fhe scien tific department of the Central Hish schnola of Pliiladclpl'i.i. and Prcfesso aid K. Smith, professor of higher iv.atlie-r.:. Ib's nt 'i-luiiibia Fiiivcrsity. Cross' de ice Avas- made in ten ilavs after the boy began the study of the yu-oblem. tt is made of cardboard shaped likv an eight - pointel stir and Is divided Into four large cornp.it t inenfs along two axis. Kaob com -partment ir. divided into eight sub divisions and the points Join together mi that a complete rt rW.; of rect.mbles are formed and which may be moved about by means f flevible bingi To divide mi angle the devl'e b: pi-iced ovr the angle and its bintes work so that it forms- the required, sections. It Will make three ".roup of U!n trln glcs wbiih ire pill and eveiy group of tw angles P one-thud of the en lire allk-le. pr. I. S. Ib-rer. id the William Pi nn High f.-iiord d tbi: city. In onniient -inir on the invention, today .-aid: "Since !'' P 1 ' "lo oidv known meth od of trisecting an an-.b- has been by higher nrve. p.tit tins nial.i-M prar liial the fri-seefin "f an angle." Other inatlii nialiciaii ; "pt"3 -irn ilar views, ,-md declare t!ut it will b--f ine-if Muable value to a ich i tec ts and mc( h inical draftsmen and In the me chanic il aft.-., where It i:? oft'-n ne'-e--.arv ' mike sn-li ilivifioiu; t-r the i nsti ll' t !ii of pop. -.--Hi n-nres. GALA WEEK IN STORE FOR NAVAL ACADEMY GRADUATES Ann ipolis, Ml. June 2.--M.ir: I md'-' old capital i Hi' a pi-',-red in a py an-i fu-tive tno'iit lu'Ji..- at tb openm.f of jtho week of rili t v fi-"-. ir;'l'-it i t.iibntion at tlie T nlted Ma'.ei Naval ac.i.i-inv. Hi-c.it 3 of admit ill lei.i- ll-s und oMier friend:? ( ih: mid rbipnien from all s tiouj of the coun try h.ive. eathvted heiw for the, occa sion. The piogi.im of the v eek was ush ued in at in o'.ioik this moitiing vitb Hie oftlcial tii-iptlon to the board of visitor! appointed by the president and Congiw to conduct the annual inspection of the naval school. The reception w is followed by nn infantry drill by the midshipmen, and this aft ernoon the members of the bou-rd wiinesaed a ilress parade. Other drill v, exhibitions and social func tions will eairv th program along until Friday, when the graduation ex erciser proper Will lie belli and the memb.-rs of the tirsf class will be addressed by Secretary iJaniels of the navy department. WILL SUBJECT EACH SENATOR TO A GRILLING Sub-Committee to Direct Eleven Questions to Each in Search for Tariff Lobby IDENTITY LOBBYISTS' SOUGHT Effort to Be Made to Ascertain If Members Have Personal Interest in Tariff HOUSE COMMITTEE SELECTED Washington. Jum- 2. in the search for ,i taiiff looby, with i hv Senate .tuiti iary Mil-committee holding- open healing, ev-ry nnator v. as prepared today to i.u-ucr a sejies of tlevtn Huesii-.n;:, nhicii r on j c ij f, ed a. "grill ing'' to il-c amine whether he had any personal tntcrcM in tbn tariff, or oth er h-ghlation, arid to find out what person-, have approached iiiin In ef fort;: to influence bii action on s died-nt- of ti. e tanft bill, It ha hef-n est im.ifeit tiiat binitiids of nieo fiHerted 111 rn a ii u f a vt uri n g or rthir l.i.yine.-s aitVcteii t,y the tarlfT, lave twin in Washington the last few weeks, m.il many Mtintors claim it will In lmpor-.Fibe to remember all the persi us v ho hav e- i ailed upon tluni to iu i!ie ;ui appeal for haige8. A si-l.ediile liua been prepared liin iling tlie nio-stioning of eaiii senator to fifteen minutes, und providing- for rcushyi.s of the committee Vtntil t') 'clock each Tifghf. l.-Jefore the commit te met, overman :.nd I'm l went to the white house and I a t a lonr conference with the presi dent. Roth ilerliri'Ml to talk of tl: vis it, but tin- president told inquirer h had made suggestions which would he. ilcvi k'O) d in the course of tlie inquiry . Pifoie th'- hearing opened some iicw.sp.iper photocrapher ordered the commit U-e members around In a busi-ner.s-lilie way vhlle jiicturc s were tak en. Pacini and Ashur-t moved aside. "I ii'in t care to get into surh a pic ture," n.iid Haeon. No Improper lif!wnces. 'Sen i tor Ashursl, tli first 'called, testitled he was not intercst'il direct ly, or financially In the product ion of ma nuf ut ures or the pale of articles merdl'inf-l tn the tariff bill. The crmmlttee then made It first ef fort to so. Uie a lift i f the so -Called "lobbyist a" or persons who ''miked with ..nnfors" about the tariff Tjlll Ashurst said he had not kept a reeord of tlio;?,- who talked fo hirn. bit was prepared to give the names of all he could r nu mber The Mm was "Wil liam Krttner of California, "who ;u;k ed him ti find out whether there could b anv further reduction In the tariff on lemons and fruit-1-. The M-nator risked fhairman Simmons of thu fi nance enimitf i e, and the latter raid ! tl.o-Kiht the t 'ndrrvvood rate. would : t Hid. "Mni I told bim," vaid .Vjliurrt. "I wiit! 1 it distinctly under t oi nt that in : skovT Hie fpiestion 1 va: rot urging tl.it tlie tariff be not reduce I." A M.. Mci'lure, ff presenting-western .-.In op nun, and a Mr. Tomlin-son, rep r i M ii'pij; caHlemi n, Ashuist. said, rail ed on him to show that the sheep and cfittte bunnies-, would be liurt by tli" bill. "No'hinK impioper wm said to nie hy thene ir.en, an I whit they 1H every iiiicri-Mti f iti,-en hsj-. fie nelit to rt talk t-i their --"nator about their 1u?'-iif-:--; afiicim." si1-l tie. 'o ,,ni., ho de (Ird, In 1 ner to Improperly in lluence tits action. Sc-vi-il men bad iiU'efi t'l him about i-iio. b :-d -mi f ii;":..'. im no one had at'einot II- hi' I pi im n operlv Inrrtiejire him, rvi Juiv lc';,' of the " V of told I'-.c 1-1 mi'l Pi ?-ir 1 bo.ij'bt tie' bH -ivo"H l-.i-r TIM , ;-" wilt ton -i'.i tbt it WHi pot v ulth wtvil" - speed tht tinv Ck-cusslng iL ' I do t.ut coinuhr the m n cailed up on me n-1 lohbvt ts," lif sdded. "They were legttioi.itelv lepresentlnr Indus trier? Mi'. believed to be affected" Senator Pofvh remarked he had seen "iio lohl,, 1. tr;" thio n He li he regarded "u Tpan named 1y Ah ur:t" is intc-rj tffd In securing- certain Indi.in legislation. Senator P.esdley tdctifled he was not fnanclally interested In the tariff bill. The onlv man who talked to him was Sid iMrltng. of Utile P.ock. Ark., who wonted to know if the income- tax will npplv to life insurance pollolos. l:randa"ee fMhvwod Prsdlej-. He had no interest in nny concern manufac turing or handling snythlns nffectcl bv fhe tarlf. T.Tsnnf vcti:rers and feme others. h said, hurt called rjcn .Continued on 2nd Page, 4th Column.