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AvBmS 2 INOlillON MW 5 SAN FJtANCISCO CHROjdCLE MONDAY jrULT 38 1913 HV i 4 SS Trvrmy i ill i sv 4 IM OF TAFT NOT SEEN statement ADoroved bv the ew 2 I RHW KSf5 i President Shows Roosevelt Acted in Bad Faith MANY CONTESTS FAKED fn Every Case the National Committee Was Guided 1 by Law of Party Contlaaed from Pas 1 Colas 1 lh Mnventlon recognized the party law and bald It to be mora binding than that of the State law and allowed th two dlgats who had received In the Fourth district a vote larger than their two opponents assigned to that district to become delegates In the convention KThls waa clearly lawful for a State has ho power to limit or control the basts pt representation of a voluntary national party In a national convention The fact that President Taft by tele Tram approved all the twenty six dele TO Jtatas as representing him Is said to na hti Hrnnn1 aa i a lection of two of these delegates in tbelr Fourth district What Is there inconsistent In his approving the can eidsey of all his delegates and the election of two of them Why should he thus estopped to claim that part of the law was Inoperative because In conflict with the call of the convention ITS RESULT WAS LEGAL The contest In Washington turned en the question whether the Taft dele Kates appointed by the County Committee In King county In which Seattle Is situated were duly elected to td convention or whether a primary which was subsequently held and at which Roosevelt delegates were elected was properly called that Its result was legal Under the law the County Committee had the power to decide whether It would select the delegates directly or should call a primary In ome counties of the State one course as pursued and In other counties the ether In King county the convention consisted of 250 men the majority of whomiwere for Taft and that majority acting throuerh Ita executive rnmmnti elected the Taft delegates to the State convention Meantime the City Council of Seattle had redlstrlcted the city it before had 250 preolncts Now sub stantially the same terrltorv was dl vlded up Into SSI precincts The chair man or tne county Committee was a Hoosevelt man He had been given authority by general resolution to fill vacancies occurring In the committee A general meeting of the committee had been held after the City Council had directed the redisricting of the city In which It was resolved the chairman Hot dissenting that representatives could not be selected to fill the 381 new precincts until en election was held In September 1912 Thereafter and In spite of this conclusion the chairman assumed the right by his appointment to add to the existing committee 131 precinct committeemen and with these voting In the committee it Is claimed that a primary was ordered There was so much confimlon In the meeting that this Is doubtful However the fact Is that the Taft men protested against action by a rommittee so con Stltuted on the ground that the chairman had no authority to appoint the 111 new committeemen They refused to take part in the primary and so did fo the La Follette men The newspapers vjt reported the number of votes in the ffo friiiiiy lu lie auniviii i iijg ipi nvv Alio jiooseveit committee mowed Dy am davft the number to be 6000 out of a usual total Republican vote of 6 000 Uawalisull Moose Delegate Arrives Route ta Chicago Rally naBBBBBaleraBBBBaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBleeBY LaaWaafatJaLaaaaaaaaaaaflH HBMaaaaaaaaHH9l PyaaBBHilll JBV lkssSSl aSSBBBBa jLaaaafll JsBaaaaaaaaV A AOpnsop delegate to the Roosevelt party convention at Chicago from Haoail BALLOON BREAKS FLIGHTREGORD Kansas City I Is Piloted by John Watts Distance of 640 Miles TWO BAGS STILL MISSING Contestants in the Elimination Race Pass Through Bad Electric Storm A Atkinson Third Partv Enroj From Islands Comes on Siberia Alh Jrfvva ia iiivvilllotlUtn Willi of th chairman of the 7 T1 il th Un attempting to add 131 trlp 9Dtn the BEYOND nM PjOtVEH The action committee In attemo precinct men to the old committed was of course beyond hie power The resolution authorising him to 111 vacancies of course applied only to thoaa plaoes which became vacant after they had been filled and clearly did net apply to 131 fiew precincts It could not In the nature of things apply to a change from the old system to a complete new a stem of precincts created by the City Council became If they were to be filled the entire number of 381 new precincts different from the old must be filled One System could not be raade Into the other by a mere additional appointment of 111 committeemen No lawyer will say that such action by the committee thus constituted was legal Therefore the action which the lawful committee of 250 toolc In selecting Taft delegatee who made a majority In the State Convention was the only one which could be recognised as Valid DELEGATES CHOSEN TOO LATE At an appendix the statement ear rles In detail th vote In the National Committee on each of the contests and a statement of the dates of the Taft and Roosevelt conventtoas In contested tatea The object of the latter Is to how that the Roosevelt delegates were chosen after the regular conventions had named Taft representatives Uj ADOtner appenaix i tne report or fcA the credentials committee of the eon twuiiuu in Titiivii hii avBiaiiiDiii isauu IV by th Roosevelt committeemen at li tacking the majority of the committee I ATKINSON delegate from the Hawaiian Islands to the con entlon of the National Progres sive party as Roosevelt third party has been officially christened to take place at Chicago next month arrived In the city yesterday from Honolulu on the Paclflo Mall Company liner Sibe ria He attended the recent convention of the Republican party at which President Taft was renominated and on his return to the Islands when a branch of the third party was organised there accepted the post of delegate to the Roosevelt convention The National Progressive party Is organised In three of the Islands In the Hawaiian group he said yesterday Fletcher Advocates Free Canal Tolls Sayi United States Ii Not Prevented by Treaty From Favoring American Coastwise Ships Special Dispatch to the Chronicle WASHINGTON July 21 Senator Duncan Fletcher of Florida today Is sued a statement advocating free tolls for American coaatwlae ahlpa through the Panama canal He Bays While I favor the House proposition on the question of tolls I believe we are going to arrive at a solution a solution that we are In duty bound to reach which will satisfy both the patriotic and business sentiment of tha United States As to our rights on the Isthmus of Panama I do not agree that any treaty or concessions Imposes upon the united States limitation Incompatible with DILLON WILL NOT the waa answered In dlacusslnr cnarge tne report sua it Tae statement as a whole In Its In alnuatlons of combination of unworthy motive In Its recital or alleaed facta ri la arroaslv and mallclouslv untrue Tt was Intended to convey the Impression that the time far hearing cases was so limited as to prevent their being cron arly preaented to the committee The 4iuntruinrutoess of this statement Is Clearly shown by the records of the committee and tne newspaper reports Of Its deliberations Not only did the rules make liberal provision for time In presenting the cases but In every Instance of which tne parties presenting the caaea or any member of the committee aaked for an extenalon of Time It was granted The statement of the Roosevelt mem irjAf the MmmlttM ihiik PJ4 with wMctt tie Credentials Oom mlttee hrrongt4n reports 4nad It evident that the reports had been prepared beforehand In reply to this Statement the appendix to the Walts Uouso statement said Ta regard to the assertion that reports were prepared In advance of the action of the Committee on Credentials bo on of th gentlemen who make this statement will state of his own personal knowledge bat any report war thus made ARGUED FIFTEEW DATS win concluding th majority of th fj credentials committee defending Its fi eleelalana aald Di Am to th merits of thes contested ca upva wnicn ise committee tt ft P44 It whottld rtrombsred that til fVTa I AW a 1 PaemKltlAA a tiuvH vwuiiuiiivca aur iiiLSien I tlfiAft Thetm rtn A nHkaa if I AeJITa fi jaVltT M4 Arlrl Aa1 Ikletaa haw bers of that commltta objected to th Vflndlng and decisions and they only CwS regard to a part of th eas that unanimous with regard a majority nfof taem Th tonvenUon declined by A ubtntlAlmaJorltJVta iTer thai jv limitation of sovereignty Is mere quibbling There Is nothing In the Hay Pauncefote treaty that prohibits the United States from exercising a net ural right over the canal TAFT MEU LOSE THEIR LEGA1 FIGHT IN KANSAS Courts Eefnie to Interfere With the Flan to Steal Electors TOFEKA Kaa July Supporters of President Taft today lost their final opportunity to keep th namee of Presidential Electors who are favorable to Colonel Roosevelts candldaoy oft th Republican primary ballots when the Supreme Court handed down a decision sustaining Judge Branlne of Harvey oounty in dismissing the Injunction suit brought by the Taft forces to prevent county olerks from printing the names of the Roosevelt Electors on the Republican ballot The Court held that the questions Involved were political and the wrongs complained of were of a kind for which the courts are not authorized to grant relief AGEICU1TUHE IN BERMUDA SAD TO BE ON DECLINE ORANGE July 31 Professor Henry McGall a horticultural expert who has Just returned from an exten sive stuay ot agricultural conditions In Bermuda declares the Islands are rap Idly going backward agriculturally The laziness of the native negroes Is held responsible for the widespread ravages ot the seal which has done great havoc In the orang groves Th nign rata enarged by New York commission men Is also regarded as a factor In ths situation this Increased ex pens having mad th sal of many fruits and vegetables In the New Tork market unprofitable OmiMMIIIIIIIUIUIInQ action of the National Committee and ii reiorrea me contestea cases to th committee on credentials When our commltte met rules were adopted by unanimous vote No one desiring to make complaint as to the seating of any delegate was prevented from pre aentlng bis case The committee even considered cases which had been decided by a unanimous vote of the National Committee notably tha Indiana case The Committee on Credentials ot the Republican National Convention consists of fifty three members Th committee In every case sustained th decision of th National Committee and In no ease by majorities of less than two third This statement of facts Indorsed by forty members of the committee who listened patiently through all day and all night session to evidence and argument in order to be able to Judge cases intelligently and pass upon them honestly should a sufficient answer to the reckless unwarranted and untruthful assertion contained In the atatement signed by eleven numbers of th committee tw et whom did not attend sessions of the committee did not hear any of tha evidence preaentad and nearly all of whom Indicated their bias by voting la every case for th delegates known to be favorable toMr Rsvelt Including numerous eases In which the action ot th National Commit been unanimous for th Taft dele gates As appendices th statement carried th majority and minority reports of th Credentials Commute on each of the contest KANSAS CTTT July 18 With two balloons not reported seems late tonight that th Kansas City II John Watts pilot George Qulssenbury aid has won the national elimination race started from here yesterday to decide which three contestant will represent th Aero Club of America at th international race In Germany next talk It Is assured that th Kansas City bag will be on ot th three as all but two of the balloons have reported and the local contestant has outdistanced its closest competitor so far by 215 miles Th Kansas City II landed at Belleville Mich lata today after being la th air twenty three hours and having covered approximately 60 miles This Is 10 miles farther than Lieutenant Lahm went last ar In winning th elimination rac In th 1811 rac Lieutenant Lahm In the St Louis TV th bag disqualified here yesterday landed at La Fas la a distance of 140 miles from Kan sas City Next In distance to th Kansas City II la th Drifter representing tha Cincinnati Aero Club which landed at New Berlin Wis a distance of 435 miles shortly before noon today Th mark set by the Drifter is eight miles farther than the distance that won th International race last year sending the James Gordon Bennett trophy to Germany Lieutenant Hans Oerlcke piloting the German balloon In that race landed at ralcord Wis 417 miles from Kansas City The balloons remaining In the air or at least unheard from are the Million Population Club No 1 of the St Louis Aero Club and the Uncle Sam of the Kansas City Aero Club No report has been received of the Million Population Club No 1 but It Is believed that the Kansas City bag has been reported from Janasvllle Wis Janeavill reported that a large white bag passed over that place today The Uncle Sam Is white The Million Population Club No 3 landed at Spring Green Wis early today It had traveled S75 miles The Cole after going 325 miles came down at McGregor la while the Ooodyear ended Its raoe at Polo 111 after 340 miles All the bags heard from have Included In their messages reports of a hard electrical stdrm that raged over Northwestern Iowa Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois last night and early today Captain Bumbaugh pilot of the Goodyear encountered bad etorma ana strong winds as was neartng Lake Michigan and was being driven back toward the eouth when he decided to land In tha ltll International raoe It took the pilot of the winner an entire day to reach a telegraph station from the spot where he landed and It ta thought thla may be the case In the present race PRIMARY CASE TO BE APPEAlED Taft Supporters in Kansas toff iw jm orsiei vu3fviuvn jur iv i Congres MaV Be in Continuous Session lor iv uar Get a Supreme Court Interpretation WASHINGTON July Rports from Topska that supporters of Presl dent Taft In Kansas among them David Mulvan plan to have th 8a pram Court ot th United States review th decision of th 8tat Supreme Court In th Presidential primary case havs aroused Interest of Republican political leaders here Friends of Colonel Roosevelt par ticularly Senator Brlstow are watch Ing for developments In th case and keeping a lookout for th arrival of legal representatives of th Talt Cham ploas In Kansas who may be coming to seek Information from Justices of the Supreme Court Th Supreme Court of Kansas decided that It would not enjoin county elerks from printing on th primary ballot of August th under th nam of Republican Party th names of electoral candidates who had declared they would vot for Roosevelt Any member ot tha Court has th power to Issue an order requiring th Kansas Supreme Court to send the case up for review and to grant a restraining order to prevent th names from being printed on th ballot until th Federal Supreme Court had passed on th case Logically th application would be mad to Justice Vandevantar aaaignea to tne circuit in which Kansas Is located but he Is spending his vacation la New Hampshire Application might also be made to Justice Day now at Mackinaw the nearest of any ot th Justices to Kansas While the Justlc might feel empowered to issue an order for th review members of th Court lately hav hesitated to take that responsibility where momentous question delicately balanced were Involved Never has a ease similar to that which has arisen In Kansas been before the Supreme Court rw WILSON AT SEA Congressional ladr believe that adjourn ment of Congress Is net possible until September 6om say th session may extend until October and a few of th pessimistic members declare th session jwtll continue until a tew weeks before th next regular session which begins on December 4 th Representative Underwood said today he did not how Congress could adjourn bfor September 1st and It might continue even longer Th Archbald case tariff reform and appropriation bills are caustng delay With a late adjournment th next regular session beginning December 4th and extending to March 4 1912 and if Wilson should win th Presidency an extra session beginning ta April 11I being a certainty th prospects are that Congress may In almost continuous session for a year 6sssseseeeeeeeesesesO WRITESJVIESSAGE RUN FOR GOVERNOR Declines Republican Nomination Because of Factional Strife in Ohio COLUMBUS 01 July II Inability to reconcile the faction of the Republican party In the State Is given as the reason by Judge Dillon of Columbus Republican nominee for th Governorship for his withdrawal from the race Today he announced that he would present his withdrawal to th Republican Stat Committee next Wednesday Dillon telegraphed th olio win from Macklnao Island where he Is spending tne summer My written declination placed in the hands of Chairman Burton waj not read to the convention and I accepted the nomination In the full preaumptlon and belief that my acceptance would mean a united party and a single ticket In Ohio All endeavor in that behalf has failed despite the kind offices of my friends in each following of the party The measure of Justice due me even though a mere Individual requite my resignation as nominee for Governor and the same will be presented to the State Central Committee at Its meeting next Wednesday The committee Is empowered to fill the vacancy but It was reported today that th committeemen mar decide ta call th convention together again to name a canaiaate Dillon was named In th ssoond session of th Republican 8tat Convention July JJd and his nam was put forward as a compromise after numerous ballots had failed to glv a tnajor Ity either to A Garfield of Elyrla the Roosevelt candidate Lawrence Langdon the Taft candidate or Kroger who received the undivided support of Cincinnatis delegation DUlona determination not to aooept the nomination It is believed was reached last week after a conference In Toledo with Walter Brown chairman of the State Central Committee and former manager of Roosevelt campaign In the State Harry Daugherty of Columbus and Warren Harding of Marlon were mentioned today as possible nomlneea lassiNG ami reported TO BE ON OCEAN VESSEL NEW TORK July SS Miss Dorcas Snodgrass the trained nurse who disappeared rrom Mount Vernon on July 17th and for whom a countrywide search has been made Is aboard th steamship Minnehaha which sailed from New Tork this morning for Southampton according to a wireless message today Th message purported to hav been sent by a Mrs Camilla Rosenbaum Th Information was transmitted to Mra Crlder sister of the missing girl In Mount Vernon who said that she didnot know any woman named Rosenbaum but Immediately sent a message to the captain of the ship asking positive Information Attic Imprisonment Unhinges ManMind Sick Man Who Was Accidentally Locked Up Five Says Has Become Insane Special Djapateb tD Cbroolcla CHICAGO July 23 The Imprison ment of five days In the attic without food or water with members of his family two floors below frantically searching the city for him while was too weak and delirious even to beat upon the floor for help has finally unhinged the mind of Louis Havens and last night he was sent to th Detention Hospital He had Just recovered from a long Illness and was slowly moving about the house and ground Roofers were called In to mend a hole In the roof and Havens climbed up In the attic to watch them work The exertion exhausted hU lim ited strength and he sank unconscious upon a pile of carpets in a dark corner of the attic Th roofers who had not noticed him completed their work and descended ocklng after them the attic trapdoor When evening came the family began a search for Havens It was feared that he had wandered to th rlvr or lake and fallen In Th chief attention was pad to thes spots with no thought of th attic BODY OF FRANK BROWN ARRIVES AT NEW YORK Remains of Man Who Led Swindling Gang Are Sent Home Special Dltpatch to toe Chreolcla WASHINGTON July 21 The body of Frank Wilson Brown a member of the notorious Maybray gang of fake prise fight foot race and horse race swindlers who killed himself In San Jose when the United States Supreme Court refused to reverse the Clroult court which had denied Browns application for a writ of habeas corpus arrived here today and will be burled tomorrow Brown began his career here as a broker and for a time was a member of the United States secret service His family Is prominent here and his first wife who divorced him was Miss Sue Dawson daughter of Edward Daw son Assistant Attorney General of the Interior Department The police her say Brown was th brains of th Ma bray gang RAILWAY FIREMAN FOUND DEAD The dead body of George Cretts a fireman on the Southern Pacific Railway living at Elmlra waa found not far from Klmlra last night by the crew of an Inbound train It is believed that he fell from his engine The body was brought to San Franclaoo aid taken to the Southern Pacfio Hospital PATRICK CALHOUN RKTURJts Patrick Calhoun president of th United Railroads Company returned to the city last night from an automobile tour to Sonora He la accompanied by Mrs Calhoun and Is registered at th amount due the State as i Inheritance raiac Hotel tax la 1175 454 14 HAWLEYS ESTATE NOT WORTH SIX MILLIONS Railroad Financier Was Believed to Be Worth 60000000 Special Dispatch te tb Chraolcle NEW TORK July IS Deputy State Controller Wallaoe Fraeer has filed a report In the tranafer office of the Surrogate a Court that the groas estate of the late Edwin Hawley aggregated only J92 817 From this amount there was deducted 14 00 425 IS for debts administration expenses taxes In other states and com missions It was estimated at Mfe tffae of nawiers death February let laat Viat ma aetata would reach I 0 000 000 Of th net eatate of IS J3 217 0 realty 1 rpreeented by 4JJ100 The1 lf His Letter of Acceptance Will Declare for a Tanrf fop Revenue bnly r1 PEAOIRT July IS Oownor Wilson was at saa tonight aboard a private yacht putting th finishing touches to his speech of acceptance He will return to Seagirt tomorrow unless he changes his plans Joseph Tumulty Ms secretary In whom alone th Governor has confided th nam of the aoht expects to meet th Oovernor tomorrow aboard th yacht at on of th numerous inlets along thrl coast Altar Tumulty nas transacted his business with th Governor he will lano Th yacht will team Out snd head for another haven up th coast Th Governor will land during th afternoon and com by motor to Seagirt A week win hav elapsed sine his departure to eeek seclusion In which to writ his speech It will th Gov ernor first publlo comment on th Democratic platform as an entirety It will be delivered her August 7th at th ceremony of notlfcatlon While the Governor ha declined to forecast his speech It Is known that th tariff will be dealt with as th leading Issue In close relation to thla th Governor places th high cost of living Friends of th Governor sav he will declare for a tariff for revenue and not for free trade and will urge a gradual rather than a sweplng reduction In inn scneauies Th Governor exneeia ton Tuesday and has several annalnt ments with party leaders her during ma nay ois appointment nook for th remainder of the week also la wU nuea ROOSEVELT APPROVES A WORKING PROGRAMME yr to tiu said Chaplain Day bit particularly hav conditions improve under Warden John EHoyl i Updrth subject Sunshln in San Quwittn th speaker pointed out many change for th better that hav taken place in spit of th handicap ot out iiftt hntMftiara an4 Inadeauatei COlV capacity This tt was explained would Hf largely overcome wmu mvw houses and ether buildings under course of construction ar complt6V fa Independent Tickets to Be Placed in All States Except Six OTSTER BAT July 21 JA working programmo for the new party was approved today by Colonel Roosevelt Senator Dixon his campaign manager who has recently been In communication with leaders of the movement came to Oyster Bay to lay their vlewe before the former President After a long conference It became known that the fundamental question of policy and procedure had been agreed upon subject to approval of th National Convention next week Th programme whloh will be submitted to the convention contains thes major provisions Independent tickets In every state except six In which it Is believed the Republican organisations can be taken over bodily A clean break from both the eld parties th Republican organisations wnicn it I expected to capture to be used as an Integral portion of th new party Formation of th party with th Idea that It Is to endure permanently whatever the outcome of the November eleotlons The states in which there will be no Independent ticket 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