Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-19
OBJECTS TO FOREST POLICY
Venater CLARK Of Wyoming Takes Issue
with the Head Of the Bureau.
NEW MAN FOR WYOMING KTTORNtYsHP
Hull Expresses Opinion
President Could Have United Iowa
Delegation, but Otherwise IL
Will he Divided.
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WASdlRGION, April l6.-lSpeclal Iele~
grem.)-Senator Clark Of Wyoming, who
is in Washington direct from home and
who will meet his colleagues Of the Wyo-
ming delegation. Senator Warren and Rep
resentative Mondell, here tomorrow, said
that politics was not being talked about
to any large extent in his section Of the
country. The sheepmen and cattlemen
we're talking generally about the restrictive
orders for the forest reserve, which Sena-
tor Clark believes will have to be vitality
changed In the very near future. Senator
Clark is an earnest advocate Of the forest
reserve, but he does not believe that
prairie country twenty miles long and ten
miles wide without single tree in that
area should be included in the national
forest reserve, and he has told Forester
Pinchot that II he goes on as he has done
in creating forest reserves that congress
some OF these days will In Its wrath wipe
out the entire service.
Colleges at Law over Money.
J. w. Lacey and Timothy Burke OF
Cheyenne and George Corthel Of laramie,
Wyo., are expected in Washington tomor-
row to argue a case before the supreme
court involving the question of the appro-
pristion for agricultural colleges. Under
the original law of Wyoming an agricul-
tural college was located at Lander, but
subsequent legislative enactment located a
college at Laramie, and the case before
the supreme court is to determine which
one of these two colleges shall receive the
national appropriation for such purposes.
Charles w. Burdick, chairman OF the re-
publican state committee OF Wyoming, is
In Washington in conference with the Wyo-
ming delegation
Senator Warren Of Wyoming will arrive
In Washington tomorrow from New York
CampIin for Federal Attorney.
Representative Mondell Of Wyoming is
IN Washington to do Few errands" for
his constituents as he expressed II. One
Of these "errands" was to recommend to
President Roosevelt the appointment OF M.
B. Camplin of Sheridan as United States
district attorney. In this recommendation
the senators from Wyoming concur. b. NJ.
Ausherman of Evanston was originally
nominated, but did not qualify, having de-
cided he could not in justice to himself
and family relinquish his lucrative law
practice.
Hull on Iowa Politics.
Representative Hull of Iowa, speaking
politically Of the situation in his state,
said: 'If the president would ineicate that
he would take another nomination Iowa
would be for him, but II he is not In the
race It would be anybody's fight with the
delegation divided. Vice President Fair
banks has many strong friends in the
state, especially among the country editors.
! He has travelled in the state and is we'll
! known.
} Secretary Taft has many friends be-
: cause the president is understood to be
for him. As to ex-Secretary Shaw he has
many friends, although It is taken for
granted that since he has entered business
/ In New York he will not be In the race
/ next year"
How about Governor Cummlns3"
"Well, l think he could have the dele
cation of the state for vice president II he
wanted IT, He could not get the delegates
for the presidential nomination II Pres.d ID NJ
Roosevelt desired them. The factional diff
ferences in our state make II almost i'm
possible for any man outside OF the presi-
dent to get the entire delegation. The
probability is that the delegation will be
divided IL the president is to be out of the
fight"
Minor Matters at Capital.
Samuel b. Davis Of Tennessee was today
appointed superintendent of the Genoa In
dian school in Nebraska at a salary OF
Sl,7O0.
John II. Shriver OF South Dakota was to-
day appointed special allotting agent at s.
per day to look after aliotments of children
OF the Sioux Indians on the Rosebud reser-
walton.
Bert Crumb has been appointed regular
and Alvin Gingaman substitute rural car
rier for route 3 at Malvern, Ia