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This group allows William Ixnimar, oastad from the TJnltwS Statsn Banata yasterday, and Senators Lea, Xarn and Xaajvn, mlnorfty mambars of the Probe Committee' which last lnTsatl rated the eaaa and en whose report the election of the IlUnoiaan was deriared to hare beacr iBTalld. REVERE Sees Squirrels Gambling mi Nife It Prises-O. Sorfen. bUtwTalb- lse4 b'Lfei- 4 Tarrytown, W. July IS.

Gray aarainota a-John raoaiitJco H81s estate naea taken, am goiaaeV asantdhag to HI aa.tha way. ad what mora. nay they ara ammbtlag far lav'tleHtetenertast -rear- boaafht isb- aTarawraiSawd turned eer hla eatataaUjirhea. to see tnea nmar ovarths soif nnks, and often Is amnaad waon af6at ball is captured by a qnrrral 'and oarrhM. oeT-t.

kols a tree. Revere sars he was conur neww tktwiigh the Roekefetlar aetata, neer County Hooat this morning when, aw aotiead imocr of 'sqirirrwls on the-grean. He cai'lone what 'they 'oobig. aad hM behind a tree. wan kte piwttiest autUa' ever' sew," aald Revere.

"Two big squir- reia were playing, the game and tbsra were standing' around roetln'. irna one snulrral veoM mane a good pat the gallery would set BP the wildest chatter. They had a golf baa and, were tans' their tails to pat with. They would "carry 'the ball to the end of the green and then' one squirrel would hop on hla blid jije tan a twist and send the ban. straight for the hole.

Th. loser would always-taaV a nut from his pile and riv. it to )ils opponent. "They played that way for ISmtnutes. wren on.

"of the squirrels Had captured all Of-his. opponents The winner's crowd set up great chatter and bopped to the pUe of nuts and had The losers took tHetr well and after watching feast- for a few.mlnutea scampered -np the treeat I'm going to tell Mr. Rockefeller about when ha comes back In the: YOUTH KILLS SELF. to lather Cartnot'Whlp Hot Hoeing Enoug-h arsrut atsrarca to tss norm. Ashtabula.

July' la. "Mother. I shot myself so I can aad father cannot lick me any; more- fbr 'not beemg enough corn. It; was 10:80 I had a collision with the bullet." Fredle, the twelve-year-old and only son of Peter-' 'left- that message when he killed -hiss. sent with.

a shotgun' to-day. Hash Sends Cov Seriously and Gaiis 1 1' raica to ras aseetsss. New. Tork. Jury A dispatch to- day from.

to. the Amer. i loan "Ugbtnms hit a -sow when the, anl- mal ttandlnr at the edg. of a clUT a miles seuth el thig city late' to-day. persona" Injured seriously aw) property loss estimated at A pcrrie party, constating of 30 per- a-as lunching la a tent at the foot ef the The eew, hit by the electric toppled dos the declivity and rased the.

tent." the tent was o-rer-J IMPEACHMENT-' CASES IN FEDERAL POSTS. FafJoerlna; I i a Mat of FextorsJ have heea fan- wtto peached: i i TriUlm Blo-nt, United State Bona for. front Team ess or, 1 797. gaamte hwJd st had no jnrtadtc taosu Blownt havtngj been expelled before the trial was hrM. John Ptrkerlng, ftdce District Conrf for New Hampshire; lSOS.

reontd SasnueY Chase. Associate imm-ttew Hupreme Conrt, 1804. Jam H. Peck, ndge District tbiii Tor Ml-wswi La anjitted. Vs West H.

Horaphreys, dodge fbr th fMstrlet'of -FoaM tmOtr. 4 ndrwer PitaMtiut of tho Caited States, 18n, Ac quitted. WflUara W. BWkmap, late See retery Of War, Acqttitard, Mark H. Deiahay, IMatriea Jhsdgyfpy Kansas.

Ronae adopa. ed" resofntkm of ImpeachRiest, but case was dropped. 4 1' 1' Charles Swayne, Tndge for 5erthern District lwOK. AnpiWed. of HISTORIC PUNCH BOWL Transferred To Unseam After 100 Tears in Hew Tork City Hall.

New York, July IS. The Morton historic piece of rare Lowestoft porcelain, which waa presented, to- the city of New Tork by Governor Jacob Morton, in 1813, has Just ended a one-fa andred-yeer sojourn In the Governor's room of the City HelL, and will now be consigned for safekeeping to a glass ease in the Metropolitan Maseum of V''; The bowl is nearly six feet la circumfer ence, making-It the largest perfect piece of the ware tn existence. Its ample Interior carries a huge bird sere view of New Tork City in lfloj, with the seals of the nation sad state, the frigate. Constitution under furl sail, a presentment or a shipyard. -j- Its Inscription "Drink deep.

Teu will the city and encourage nais." ituiisTxa; K0BTAILT. orrtrRED. Astxary Park, N. July IS. Bev.

Ross MacCtements, D. pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of this city, was mortally Injured t4right at ABcahorat, when' be atieavtei te Bavd a moving train. Bote leet were severed and hla left band waa-out on. Over Cliff, r. r.

itbrned and the naming oil spread to buildlngi near They caught Are and tn. sro party loss resulting was flo.0oa i The seriously Ininred picnickers are: MIM aTTHKt. BATMOND, 1 years old: bead badly Injured and both lega i i broken. ROBERT JACKSON. "years old: internal Injuria.

i'." --f" JAMES BKRT. 8 years body cnmhwA. i "1 ERME8T RARRiDEJg," 8 years oM; both legs broken. J- COHTIN'CrEtD SKC0) PAGX. Sleuth To Have Paid To Obtain a Pardon Fc Notorious' Yeggman; Bleas8 Cries Ha Will GiTC One Thousand Dollars To bet Near Felder.

DteeATca ras sssmssa. Aiidheta, July la. Additional teeti lony in support ef Thewiaa fl. Felder' a charge that Oeverner' Cote It. Bli bribes for granting pardons was' taken" I fore the Investigating Committee ef South Carolina Legislature here, to-day- K.

B. Reed, one of the principal opera- tlves of WUlkam I. Burna'a detesttre agency, toM on the witness stand or trap which be laid tor Governor Blease. and which wss to have been sprang to-day. Posing as Henry N.

Perter- ef Chlcaga. an attorney, Reed entered an agree ment with Bsunaei J. Nicbolla aad aims, attorneys of Spartanburg. and close friends of Oovemer Blsasa the teetive said, whereby be was to glv. 15,.

00 to seeum, the pardon of James John- sllas Tortland Ned." a aotorious yeggman. who Is aervlag ltf rMq la tao State Penitentiary for Bracking the' safe ef the Enoree Manufacturing Company, pear Spartanburg, and' steeling $8,000. The money. Reed said, was placed oa de- poenr in a Chicago bank, aad was te have been distributed in snjasl parts among Gov ernor Blease, Ktohatls and Wms, as soon as the perden waa greeted. Xloewlla was kn Bamberg.

mat ntcht. It was said, ne -j gotiating with ravvrnor Biases Jo Deeeettve Reed -Introduced nr thta; 000 wards- of JMrsrastloa with' ICholIa regard to the daai. Which were taken by private stenasaphers through the has ef sounding machines. The ehlef eon versa on oa (he subject took place Waahioftoa Hotel, and was recorded, it waa said, by the private stenographer Putaast i-Oanea el The detective said he had given Nlcholla taOO as a retainer and S500 en account. The checks, was skid, would be placed In evidence at the proper time, "Portland sd." for whom the pardon was to be secared.

had fast ssrved a term or seven years la the Federal Penitentiary when he wea convicted of the safe lobbery In Spartanburg. He waa without funds and had no lawyer, but pleaded his-own case. Detective Reed said that," nosing as Por ter, the Chicago attorney, be represented to Nlcholls that be was the administrator of large estate to which Portland Med waa an heir. 1 William J. Burns was present at the bear ing to-day, but left to-night for the North.

He aald upon leaving that he intended te so to the bottom of the Boerth Carolina graft situation. I BLZASE DEITIES CHAE0ES Of Bribery Placed Against Him Attorney Felder. smcuL aearaTTB to tb sautllaa. Bamberg, 8. C.

Inly 13. Oovernor Cole L. -Blease, speaking here to-day la nia cam paign for re-election, made the following atatement In rexerenoe to ene. cavm avartlnar made against him by Thomas B. Felder, at the hearing held by the Left.

lattvs Investigating Committee, at Augusta: I am wflltng for every ect of my pubUo Hfe and every act of my private life te be bold up to the public everywhere. Too sent yeur committee to Augusta- guttersnipes mostly to take the testimony of a man whose statements are aa iana aa the hinges that swing on the sates of hen. Ha knows It. and that Is. why he won't come into South Carolina.

"I'll give any man thousand dollars will net Tbonuur Felder on this side the Savannah River with me present. If he Is such a dean man why -won n. Mima into South Carolina? Why send a commutes with Muttonhead Sullivan, uncle of C. C. Feerherstone (Biease's op ponent in the gubernatorial causmalga two as Its head, wmcn as composeo of aa dirty and contemptible a set of men as ever sat in a Legislators in tha.days of Moses (Oovernor tn 'the reconstruction period) and the scalawags.

"If one of. them. will come, to my face Monday I'D tell aim be is something that every decent man in South Carolina win and I won't tell him bee (Here Oovernor Bleaai.ueed an unprintable 'I-V' "There never was a dirtier set of lies pubUsbed on a man. If any member of that Investigating Committee will meet me Col arable's streets' Monday and tell me he believes what Tom Fekler says. you en't need say dueling lew, aad" Charles Smith, my lieutenant Oovernor, will be your Governor.

i The dirty ssunas wno are enoeavoruig to hurt my name are atraia come te ay faoa or-to nraa to goath.rvolbia. But they go Into a state war fan oaiy -raise monkey-heeded watermelons aad whoa. Governor hasn't aot sense enough to raise sap seed melons i 'si 'j 1 A )-'-'3 lJ 'df' mm I. I JVv SWfHarwraot ami usini is las ssimsss Mew Tork. July- tt.

Mrs. K. aa, wtfs. of a noted- New Yorker, was granted a eavwros to-day. Mm.

Tnoouis had named Theodora Gerard as co-re AEROPLANE Turns Turtle in Midair Anl VIdsr WarU'i Autteir r- Sbeen Record Is Dsbed Destm. Pale-Altol July 18. -Victor Morrla Smlta. holder, of the world' amateur reo- erd At -nlan. speed, was killed at veuouJ.

utar here, to-day when hla an chrn -fa at-the end ef a flight from Meva-4 a. w. V' The aeroplane was caught by a gnaw of wind as Snatth was drclmg te the ground and fell 50 feet. Smith's neck was broken. The young aviator was a student at Stan ford University, class of 101.

before ne took up aviation. He waa SO years old. Smith left his ctaaa In chrfl enaineertng to devote all of his tints to aviation. He wss encouraged when, Jn amateur competition, he broke all speed records at Baa Diego last April. A crowd of eM wetting for mm e.

watched hie tall. He waa feet from the grown when hla machine turned turtle. Smith was pinned tne wreckage. LION'S TAIL Is Given a Severe Twist 1 SeiaW Which Iptrw British Re- grst Ts Ftstpwi vststdersuon PssM BUL sracMi. star a res so tsjb sxjrraaa.

i Wastilnarton. D. C. July 18. Those aat- utl baltara who aad delight la the gen pastime ef twisting- tne mrosn uoiri caudal appendage bad their Inning to-day when, the Senate voted, 40 to 94 to make the Panama Canal bill the.

unnnisned bust This substantially refuses Oreet Britain's request that the MR- be held up pending diplomatic negotiations. An effort to put Democratic tariff legis lation ahead, was. lost. EYEST ItAXITXKS P0WES Would Profit By Iecision IHtworiag- Xngland In Panama Canal Case, Washington. Jury IS.

Tne Hague Tribw- aal would be subjected to the most severe strain ever placed Upon It, the opinion of the officials beret should the settlement the Issue between -America and ereat Britain raaardlng the eae of the Panama Canal be leteirad to 'a This strain would- be fait la the 'Impor tant initial attempt to secure an Impartial Court of Arbitration. In this peculiar esse the United States would staad annuel lone against the natrons ef the world in her assertion of' the right to discriminate la favor of American snipping. Every maritime- Power would profit by a dsctarlon In favor of Great Britain. Unless the parties to the arbitration would be satisfied to select the Judges from the coun tries absolutely without mart time in meets, such as Swltssriaad. It would be practically linposelhls to secure aa Impartial tribunal, WOKaS rULED IS Perth.

N. July. 1. uls. per ef generations, were rn a carrlase drawa by a runaway horse here to-night.

Mrs. Edward cans was throws out aad instantly killed. Her mother, Mrs. James Patterson, was fatally injured, but her four children escaped, spondent charging that she and Thomas had been "more than friends" for many months Thomas said to be ta Monte Carlo, wearing a new red mustache and aa array of clothea that would urn Us HER WARNING LURES SON TO HIS DEATH. Plaesnsld.

Ohla, Jmtr la. "Mather la wet lag as tell wa supper as ready," said twelve-year-eld Fred Ebep. jars! te hie grasdssether as they were wslktae; nleng seiliead ttsrit tneer. basas near rwrrywvUIe today fast hafsse- train nppreaehed SUFFRAGETTE Planned To Burn Home Of SttnUry vt Stais HarcoBrt, 'Tis DTfd Uoj4 Gcorgo 'V-'i IAffaWad Oxford; Kn aland. July 13 Helen Cragga, suifingette, June 26.

at Cardiff. Wales. broke through the police cordon and sprang at Reginald McKenna, the Home Secre tary. whils he I was driving with King George and Queen Mary. waa.

charged to day as the Police 'Court In this city with being found In Nuneham Park, the country residence, of Lewis Harcourt. Secretary -of state for the Colonies, with the intention of setting fire to the The accused wag remanded. She declined to say any thing in Court. Bne'wa found during the night with an. other the grounds by watch- searched she wss found to be carryiag a quantity of inflammable material and 4 The.

auff rgettes are particularly Incensed st Lewis Harcourt. Helen Cragga Is daughter of Sir John Craggs. a member of tne Orancll of tbe Iastltuta of Chartered. Aoeonatants. fl'- CBUEL PEESOff, A Hals iuifragist, Oivea Uoyd George Real Hard Push; July 18.

David Uoyd George, Chancellor of the Eschequer.Vss assaulted by a male suffragist whils he was entering Kensington Theater. South London, where he saade a speech this nfternooa. a men suddenly hotted up -front behind pillar and gave the Chancellor a violent push, whlcti felled Mat to the ground. The aaaa waa arrested. Mr.

Lloyd George was-not Injured-. r. HELEN KELLER 0 ssawssnsBasnaraaawamwa Aeeepto Posl'doa on welfare Board of VrfcsnectadT, aj, ehsawelavdy. Jury la. Itrlsn KeJIar has been appeinted te the Welfare Board of this city, and announces that she will begin her new' duties' September 1.

Mayor Lunn- saj-s be appointed' Mlsa Keller because ef her- signal ability la this Una of Just now the Welfare Board Is having 'Its own Its eSTorts -to givs Ice ssthe poor: of the city, have been stopped by an Injunction by the local; Ice 'dealers; sprinkling streets with tar and ell has brought a host of. suits j. against the eky for -damage I clothing. boots and nan and the coal dealera asjr they, will block an efforts, to 11 coal at cost to the poor tbe coming winter. eheemait is OAnrrjra.

CtV-a. K. July 18. Vice President glial insn. wh.

has been svffetiag from aa attack of Indigestion for the pest two ka. is 1m proving, end recently has taken several automobile It Is ex pected that he will resums full eetivltlsa tne fore- part of neat weak. fiasa aenaa ssan ha laatly kltM htsa. Th seetlkaev was wavtasi fras tlewtly ts ween tbesa at tnesr swag unej sow he mmm hilled, old friends green with envy. Mr.

Thomas, It la aald by those In her "set, is taking notice of a certain young New Yorker who hae family class and Ave millions. PASSES Are Guarded By Federals Ts Keen Gcseral Oroars'a Rebels Pram Entering Sissies Many Trains Attacked. sracut Di watts fo ras Mexico City, Mexico, July IS. General Jose Pel gail Oovernor of Stnaloe, says troops have been sent to guard all Sasses into the state from Benors, to prevent Gen era! OroseO'e rebele from Sine Lao has been desolated by constant raids ef local--rebel bands In' the last year and troops could pot live on tbe country. The General says thouesnda of Blnstoa rebels already have accepted anneaty.

Sinaloa la. bankrupt and General Detgado Is here to get the Federal Government to reimburse the state with the sum of 200, 000 pesos spent on Federal account in put ting down the rebels In that state. Tbe condition in tbe South, after a short period of calm, again begins to cause the Government concern. Attack, oa lnt oceanic train. In Moraloa are of frequent occurrence, and General Juavenlero Robiea has been forced again to take the field and start a campaign.

The Government's new ly announced policy Is to wage unremit ting war on the rebels, while leaving the offer of anneaty to all who return to the farms and begin to cultivate crone. la-Oaxaca warlike tribes of the Juares mountains are fighting with each other, nosnuues saving been when the rebels, led by sons of. the -late chieftain, Cuehe VHJo, who wss' slain by the people on txtlaa, ambushed a guard conveying 430 prisoners to the city of The rebels, it is ssld. lost TO dead, al though reports are A hailstorm In the southern edge of the -Federal dis trict destroyed the crops: News reaching the capital Is to the effect that hall fell nor. than a Toot deep In some sections.

The storm lasted three i NINE MOTHERS Appeal To Eaton's City Marshal To jMiaouan me parentage of Their satoa. uoio July 13. Nine times tbe problem which established the wisdom of Solomon, the parentage, qf an infant con fronted tbe City Marehal here mine Hnaatan mother, asked aim to de ride whether their babies were' their aesteruay. ine women, beet field work ers, left the infants In the baby booth. where some one cbanged their outfits.

Amaatng followed their ar rival bom. The rush for" the City Mar. shal followed, AM th. babies are to be re distributed Monday. OHIO'S "WOODRQW WILSON' Is Plrst Poraon Permitted To Violate i Firecracker- Ordinance.

atut sm-iaa t. nu uroaraca saeaster, Ohio, July 11 Wood row son Miller, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller, of thjs dry. not only has the distinction of being) the first namesake for the Democratic for Preandent, having been born the rooming after- Mr.

Wflsoa was nominated, but he also bears the distinction of being the drat person to be, given peraiisslon to violate tbe shooting of firecrackers ordinance, when this morning. Mayor Sexauer granted him a permit to shoot- a pack of Srecrackers. The permit-wast framed aad the proud father made the presentation speech te the Mara--'. star. rr dl PAGES 6 SECTIONS; THE ENQUIllEll.

CINCINNATI, AY, JULY 14, 1912 HAT XET 1 i vs Tfci; miouuvm, 71- 4 -w VOL. IXIX. NO. MO(5 "If. SUNDAY JUL.

4, 1012 RICE FI VE CENTS THUMBS CENTRAL FIGURES IN FIGHT 'I. E. R. THOMAS LOSES BEAUTEOUS CONSORT "FLO?" Of Senators Down Desc3rib8S tto Trap Lands Crane Bar, In the Fast Swelling Camp of Woodrow Wilsan. fAa And Lo rimer Is Ousted Laid To Catch Governc By Vote of 55 To 28.

of' Souih Carol 60 V. v. 1 at 1 p1 Touching and Dramatic Appeal Is Futile. Tears Well From the Eyes of Colleague Tillman, As Illinoisan Attacks Stand of Crawford. 'Friends Grasp His 1 Hand asHe(ioes Out Door "I Am Ready! Tragically Ex claims the Accused Solon-as He Rises To Face His Judges.

DETAILED VOTE IN LORIMER CASE. Ts Oust Lorlmer. Ahort, Baron. Borah, KrldES. Bristoar, BNm, Bryan.

Birtoa, Chamberlain, -Clanp, Clarke (Arkansas), Oaorford, Cillom, Cummlna, Curtis, Dixo, Fail. Gardner, Gore, flronaa, nhrheock. Johnson, Kfnjan. En. I FoUette, Ioatare, Marts.

Msrtine, Myers, -Kelson, Xnrlands, O'Gorman, Page. Polndrxter, Pwncrene. Rajoer. Herd, Root, Sanders, ShtrHv, Simmons, Stone, 8utbcT-laad. Swansoa, TowrnsetsA, ma.

William. Clark, Smith (Ariaoua), 8anHti gta. Smith (Michigan), (8oath Carolina) 68. To- aataJn LortaaOtV hailey, Bradley. BraaegM, ssraham, Catron.

Clark' (Wydan-smg). Crane, Dillingham, Vietcfa-r. Foster, Gal linger, Oeaible, -aigeaheint, JoctnwtTn, Jon, Uppltt. MrCnmber, OUver, Purs, rr, Penrose, Perkins, Wrhardson, taith (Maryland), Smoot, Mo- i. Thornton.

Tillman. WW Senators paired hi favor of "tin remHnUon were Chiltoa, WbenoB, DarU and Senators paired against It wore Baakheed. Dn Pont, Hcybwrw earl Senators absent and not paired Perry and McLean. -Swstor Lorlmer did mot vote. rhrn re Do members fa the Sr(.

here bring one vacancy Iran Colorado. "it mrtci to rat sxerrei Winston. D. C. July IS.

National awlem-making history was wrHtsa la l'lte4 8ute. Senate ttwlay when that rHn lhl' th." formal returns from ft IMlHi fi'rcUed eonsUta- of upon th -om mmber. by ovcrtarninf iWt" 9f committee, reventas 7" Mlr 1M1. and takln. Lorlincr his as junior fron" by a vote of 55 to of the JUB 18 "nmr aaa declared rttlpin, of Totes secured have Whod Pracuces.

and his been Invalid. "kslly. Mr. Lorlmer 111 pass out of 1 "rda of the Senate as a member of otwithtandln his more than r' occunn. seat racing hh th.

declaration -I am Lortmer In the chamber Ti hi. r. drd the roll call i0 of the resolution of Luk 01 Tennesaea. th. Ben-reunat membtr Lerimer Wearily Betlraa.

thrM hal defen Jnd attack row wearily from bis lamed bar, t0 a cloakroom Hou -Jut Mm. hl. hand ud Hfc, fH into th. eocw areeted him eJL forward 'wswq. -e lal.r.

ah. pnysicua had rr no, th. of naa not a snr- OH TH JtD IXqw. La Follett.e'8 "AngeMi' --Ready For "Touch" I If Democratic Candidate But Gives the Word. Claik and, the Nominee Tall of Legislation.

Speaker WarmlyGreeted By Successful Rival. -e. "Little -White House Is the Scene of Several Important Conferences McComb -Still rrarLAX DisrATm To rs xxeciasa. 1 Seagirt, N. July 13.

onfererrM of more than ordinary interest snd wthch may have an Important bearing est the result of tbe forthcoming presidential campaign were held at the "Little 'White House" here to- day. Speaker Champ Clark and Governor Wll-aa talked for twe hours on legislation pending before the House of Representa tives. The Speaker arrived after the Gov- ernor had been conversing for some with two other guests. Charles Crane, of Chicago, and President Van Hlae, of Wis-: consln University, both of whom have been) prominent as La Foilette supporters. Mr.

Crane said be was going back to Chicago to work for Wilson and would be glad to contribute the Democratic nominee's campaign fund. I To-nhTht In talking with the men Governor Wttsow said tbat the subject I of contributions bad not been upon i bis conversation with "Mr. qrane ahd i that there hsd Seen no pledg of support for the Governor on his visitor's part. Clark Ahead of Time. Speaker Clark came up from Washington half an hour before be was expected.

He, was not met at the station, rode In a hack- to the Governor's home and was almost on" the" poreh before any one thought, be was within a doaen miles of Seawtrt. The Governor excused himself to- ether guests to greet the 8peaker, shook hands with him. warmly and escorted him with i smiling face to the parlor. "The Speaker was very line." Governor Wilson said to-night to the. reporters.

"lis position waa admirable and generous la i every respect. I suppose be told you wnat we talked about, didn't her "He said you would do that If you saw nt for as to the Oovernor was tola. What we discussed he Introduced tho subject wss chiefly the business pending In the House end the prospects of adjourn. ment," Governor Wilson responded. Details of Easiness Discussed.

"He told me ih some detail whst the state of the business waa and what the prospects of adjournment erere. Of course, the wbota country knows tbe prospects of adjourn ment, but he wss kind enough to tell me th. details' of the business. 1- We talked about that most of the time. "The rest was chiefly In explaining tbe very ceneroua position which he takes In regard to the campaign be will do every thing In bis power to help.

1 hsd two other callers to-day, Mr. etiaa. R- Crane and President Van Hise, of- Wis- cousin- University. Mr. Van Hise hsa de voted a great deal of study to the trusts and he wanted to discuss that subject with We spent perhaps three quarters of an hour on that.

I wish I bad more time ts discuss that big subject with him, I was remely Interested In what he had to say. He has the scientidc habit ef mind that a into the featurea thoroughly." 7 And did Mr. Crape Join la tbe dJecue- tbe Governor was asfced Contribution Not Discussed. Crane accompanied Mr. Van Hise.

He paid me a visit of Mn Crane told some of us this after noon that ha was going fu vote for reporter said, "and that, he would Oke- to contribute to- your campaign fund If yon would permit. Did mention contributions to I No; the subject of eonlribut'-" did not Did be pteJge bis snppor- "No." i Whea Bpcaker Clark Va iee Governor he came out on the poreha at down' in a rocker and toM the reports Was lug to talk on any. one alWV uhleeta, Including the Coperalci' 2avv tronomy. art. music, the atonal District essourt and books, bat ha woulS-jS talk on pontics, s-sai jsj maay forbid a aa ssptca.

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