New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
MIR. TAFT WARNS PARTY
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pure food laws. where there were straight, rec
titled and imitation.
4 have much hesitancy in saying whether his
Democracy is straight or rectifed." commented
the President In his presence I should not
dare say II was imitation" Then, speaking
seriously. he went
have been able to obtain for this important
post in my Cabinet man representing the
highest ideals Of the South. who knew no sec
tionalism in his patriotism. and whose coming
into the Cabinet was significant Of the friendl
ness toward that large section Of the country
which Il Hes 50 near to my heart 70 bring
closer.
AGAINST DISARMAMENT NOW.
Before President Taft spoke Secretary Dick
inson made a speech signifying his belief that
this country could not afford 70 pay any heed
TO the disarmament agitation so long as other
important powers maintained good armies and
navies
Il believe il is the part Of tho American ma
tion to he prepared to conduct itself as a great
and valiant nation at all times" he said Ee--
retary Dickinson referred to President Taft as
the highest expression Of peace-and / might
say OF plenty"
President Hadley made several announce
ments which gave the alumni excuse for loud
cheers. First, he said that the Yale Alumni
Fund totalled moro than $105.OOo. Then he
nounced through the year. will make ,otaI Of
sS5oo00, thus enabling Yale to receive $50
go from the General Education Board. Some Of
the gifts he told OF included:
An addition Of $1,000 to the fund established by
Eugene Never. 3r-. OF New York City. This fund IS
used for the promotion OF debate and interest In
public questions
a gift Of $4,000 from William c Wilcox. Of New
York City, for the establishment OF the David
Wilcox University Loan Fund.
Anonymous gifts from three graduates subject
annunities. totaling Sl5o00o Two of these are for
4 gift OF $40 600 from New Haven citizen to
create Sunday opening fund 10 enable the uni
two years Of opening the galleries Of the School
Of Fine Arts and the exhibition rooms of the Pea
body Museum. Sunday afternoons during the
winter months.
FUND FOR SALARY INCREASES
An anonymous gift Of 100000 to constitute tho
John Sloane Memorial Fund for salary increases and
general university purposes.
A subscription of 10000 from John Newton Bar
of a profesSorship of education at Yale. the
work of which Will be divided between Offering
courses al the university ana WIZ w
public school teachers ana authoIIueS OF IIt sIate
in improving school conditions. The plan has the
heartiest Endorsement Of the state Superintendent
An anonymous offer of $4,000 from citizen of
Connecticut toward the professorshp Of eGucaIion,
conditional upon total fund of at least 10000
being raised within year
On agreeing certain radical and important
changes in the management Of the John Addison
Porter university prize. which have been an
nounced. the kingsley Trust Association whiC1
the PRIZE has m iysn M bhs 5ns MIXING i pos
sible to make the prize an annual one OF not ieeS
F1rorn Cornelius Vanderbilt ~ New York City.
$4,000 to constitute the nucleus of a FUND TOT a
memorial 20 Dean Wright.
,be Graduates through the activity Of Julian W
C1rtiss '79. of New York City